What’s News J Friday anrhpHtpr Hpralii LOCAL NEWS INSIDE ■ Bolton ed board cuts classroom. Page 11. Friday, June 29,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents ■ Manchester celebration u

is Saturday. Page 11. Cease-fire may be possible, INNOCENT ■ Court hears 8th Dist. FOI appeal. Page 11. anti-apartheid leader says Aparo is borhoods open to all races as part of By Greg Myre held their first talks in May and have Far-right leader charged the government’s plan to ease four since worked together on a docu­ The Associated Press decades of strict residential segrega­ R\RIS (AP) — Jean-Marie Le Pen, president of N ment to remove the obstacles to tion. acquitted the far-right Natitmal From, was efaarg^ with racial full-scale constitutional negotia­ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa On Thursday, the president ap- tions. defamation Thursday for a remark about “interna- — The white-minority government . timial Jewry” in a n e w sp ^ r interview. jwoved the integration of six rela­ Slovo, in an interview, expressed By Donisa LaVoie and the African National Congress No date was set for further proceedings in the tively small neighborhoods that in­ optimism about negotiating with the The Associated Press could soon negotiate a cease-fire case. clude one suburb each in Johannes­ government on a new constitution after almost 30 years of hostilities, a . Le Pen, whose party advocates depmtation of im­ burg and Cape Town, a rural area and an end to ^lartheid. HARTFORD — After a stunning setback, leading ANC official predicts. migrants. is a membm of the E u ro p ^ Ruliament outside Durban, and parts of three “There is a good chance that if the Hartford State’s Attorney John Bailey said his office Joe Slovo, an ANC leader and the The cunem case marks the second time his par­ small towns, Knysna, Messina, and obstacles are removed we will at a will regroup before deciding whether to try Karin head of the South African Com­ liamentary immunity has been lifted to allow Zuurbekom. The government very early stage move toward ... the Aparo for a second time on a conspiracy charge in munist Party, said Thursday the opened four neighborhoods to all defamation proceedings. negotiation of a suspension of hos­ her mother’s 1987 murder. government and the ANC would Le Pen said he was being prosecuted for one sen­ races in November. tilities,” he said. Bailey was grim-faced as he answered questions

seek to work out a cease-fire once Neighborhoods, along with public tence in an interview published by the dsuly 'The obstacles, he said, include the from reporters after a Jury Thursday acquitl^ Aparo they resolve several preliminary is­ newspaper Present in August 1989. He said that schools and the political system, are return of 20,000 ANC exiles and the of the more serious charge of accessory to murder sues. “internatimial Jewry plays a non-negligible role in the main institutions still segregated release of about 3,000 activists con- and declared itself deadlocked on the murder-con­ In another developmenL President creating an anti-national spirit” in South Africa. spiracy charge. F.W. de Klerk declared six neigh­ Le Pen denied the statement was defamatory aixl The government and the ANC Please see ANC, page 10. “We’re going to step back from the emotions of said it should be taken in the cmitext of the full in­

terview.

Student

$33b needed fpr media

American heroes LUXEMBOURG (AP) — The cost of upgrading

the East German telecommunication systmn to count

'Western standards will be as high as $33 billion. .d West Gemumy’s telecommunication minister said

honored for deeds S' Thursday. rising

Christian Schwarz-Schilling, who was taking part 3 -n associated with a rival high school By Catherine Dressier in a meeting of European Community ministers in chased and tackled Moshinski, and The Associated Press By Jacqueline Bennett charge of telecommunications, told Us colleagues began beating him as parents and Manchester Herald the task would take at least six years. PITTSBURGH — More than bystanders watched. He said most of the necessary upgrading could be “I ran over and started throwing F i m 100 people saw five men jump a COVENTRY — By the end of done in four or five years but re a c ^ g EC stan­ O o teen-ager, but only James Schmitt kids off of him,” Schmitt said. “I dards would take at least another year. didn’t mean to get involved. I Just this decade the school population in jumped in to help. town will likely increase by 23.8 The minister said the cost of buying high tedi- “Everybody else was standing wanted to make it a fair fighL not nology equipment was estimated at $21 billion, part five to one.” percent according to a study done by around watching. I figured the kid the state Department of Education. of which could be stqpplied by other East European The men turned from Moshinski needed help,” said SchmitL 20, of “There is likely to be slow countries. Philadelphia. He was among 17 and beat Schmitt before fleeing. Another $12 billion would be spent on less moderate steady growth in the com­ H Schmitt was knocked out with a S i Americans honored Thursday by munity linked to the economic sojphisticated equipmenL cable-laying and construc­ baseball bat, and was hospitalized z m the Carnegie Hero Commission. climate.” said Fred Brockman of the tion, contracted with East German companies. in critical condition with skull m More than $18.6 million has state Department of Education O "u been awarded in one-time pay­ fractures, fractured ribs and a col­ i during a meeting of the Board of Japan emperor’s son weds ments or pensions to 7,460 heroes lapsed right lung. He also lost his Education Thursday night at TOKYO (AP) — Sipping sacred rice wine in a vision in his right eye. or their survivors since the com­ Coventry High School. S O Moshinski was bruised and suf­ shrine to ^ sun go^ess. Emperor Aldhlto’s O "n mission was founded by Pittsburgh Brockman and Pat Starble were industrialist Andrew Carnegie in fered a slight concussion. youngest son and his college sweetheart were wed the consultants on a demographic The Associated Press today as millions of Japanese watched on m rn 1904. Also recognized Thursday were: study done on the town by the state television. One of those honored Thursday —Clyde E. Smith, 36, of Con­ RELIEVED — Karin Aparo smiles as she in relation to the schools, as re­ Flanked by imperial rituialists. Prince Aya. 24, died in a rescue attempt in fluence, Pa., who waded through hears the verdict of a jury finding her in­ quested by Superintendent of and Kiko Kawashima, 23, knelt together in the Im­ Louisiana. icy water flooding a road to rescue Schools Michael Malinowski. nocent of a charge of accessory to murder perial Palace shrine to the goddess Amaterasu, from SchmiU, a sophomore at La a woman trapped in her car in Ur- According to the study, which in connection with the death of her mother, whom legend says the royal family is descended. m 2 ^ Salle University, said he was wait­ sina. Pa., on Dec. 31,1989. relied in part on data from the town Miss KawasUma. a graduate studenL is the o > ing for his friend Bryan —Christopher Ferland, 16, of Joyce Aparo of Glastonbury. enumerator, current total enrollment second commmer to marry into the royal family, Moshinski, 15, outside a high Riverside, R.I., and Matthew T. of 1,570 will increase in 1993-94 to and the marriage was seen as another s t^ in bring­ school following a dance on Dec. the case and make a decision in two or three weeks,” 3 3 CO 1,738, a 10.7 percent change, and ing the imperial palace and Japan’s people closer 1, 1989. About eight young men Please see Heroes, page 10. Bailey said. together. J 3 > Please see Schools, page 10. The defeat for the state came after nearly three years of legal wrangling by prosecutors and defense The ceremony also was being hailed as the > H

attorneys in one of the most highly publicized cases public’s first taste of the new imperial era, called ■D

in recent Connecticut history. Heisei or “achieving peace,” whic^ began with the drath of Emperor J&Uiito on Jan. 7,1^9. Please see Innocent, page 10.

Shoes sold at auction

NEW YORK (AP) — One pair of shoes more or

Aparo’s story less may not mean much to Imelda Marcos, but

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they were worth $10,000 to a bidder at a charity auction. A pair of black suede pumps from the Marcos is believed, collection — which once numbered more than 1,0(X) pairs — was sold at an auction for children’s

medical research, the atuxney for Mrs. Marcos’

not killer’s co-defendant said Thursday.

The idea originated with James Linn, chief attor­

ney for co-d^endanL Saudi Arabian financier By Denise Lavoie Adnan Khashoggi. Linn is founder and chairman of The Associated Press the annual campaign to raise money for research at

Qiildren’s Medical Research of Oklahoma City.

HARTFORD — Dermis Coleman said he did it for “Everybody has heard about Mrs. Marcos’ love, but Jurors decided Coleman killed Joyce Aparo shoes,” said Linn, who lives in CBclahoma City. to get back at her daughter for sleeping with another “She was gracious enough to include a letter attest­ man. ing to their authenticity.” After acquitting Karin Aparo of being Coleman’s Mrs. Marcos’ footwear made world headlines accomplice in Joyce Aparo’s 1987 slaying, jurors when she fled the Philippines with her husband, the

said the verdict came down to a simple choice: did late President Ferdinand Marcos, in February 1986, they believe Coleman or Aparo? leaving behind more than 1,(XX) pairs of shoes. In the end, they chose to believe Aparo. Linn said he did not know who had bought the

Coleman said he was bitter that the woman he shoes at the June 3-4 auction in Oklahoma.

once called his “dream girl” had been acquitted while he is serving a 34-ycar prison sentence for the mur­ Trucker protest fizzles The Associated Press der.

WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — A planned naticn- 1 AMID THE RUINS — An unidentified woman stands amid what was once a home in Santa “There’s not a whole lot of justice in what hap­ pened today,” Coleman told WFSB-TV in a wide protest by Canadian truckers fizzled today Barbara, Caiif. Thursday. A 4,000-acre arson fire has engulfed 567 homes and businesses in telephone interview from jail. “You want to call when just six dozen trucks quietly lined roads at Santa Barbara County, sending residents fleeing. It continues to rage out of control. See somebody shrewd, you want to call somebody a liar, three border crossings into the U nit^ States. story on page 2. The planned blockade was to be the second that would be her.” demonstration in five weeks over high taxes and During four days of riveting testimony, Coleman government policies the truckers say threaten their said Aparo asked him to kill her mother, then master­ livelihood. minded an elaborate murder plot.

About 45 truckers brought their rigs to a halt at Coleman, 22, confessed to strangling Joyce Aparo the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Communist Party prepares with a pair of pantyhose in her Glastonbury con­

dominium, then dumping her body in Bcmardslon. Windsor, but police said the trucks were off to the

Mass. side and were not blocking regular traffic. A brief scuffle broke out at 1:30 a.m. between But Coleman insisted he committed the crime only 9

for next week’s congress after Aparo, then 16, used sex and emotional games protesters and two American truck drivers who tried

to persuade him to murder her abusive mother. to cross the border, but police stepped in and res­ tored order. By Bryan Brumley reported. Vladimir Lysenko, a leader of the He appeared willing to Uike sole blame for Uic

A day earlier. Communist murder until a state police detective showed him The Associated Press Democratic Platform.

reformers struggled to find commcm Lysenko told reporters Aparo’s diary, in which she wrote about her affair

MOSCOW — The policy-making ground to unite them against a resur­ Democratic Platform’s 100 with Alexander Markov, the 24-ycar-old son of her

Inside Today.. CenUal Committee of the Soviet gent traditionalist wing that is sharp­ violin teacher. delegates will fight for its program, “Her whole plan was to kill two birds with one Communist Party met today to ap­ ly critical of Gorbachev's economic but “if it proves impossible, there

prove fmal plans for a congress that and political changes. stone, to get rid of her mother and me so she could be will be a statement that either the promises trouble for Mikhail S. Gor­ Radicals of the Democratic Plat­ Communist Party has split or a new with Markov,” Coleman said after the verdict was an- 20 pages, 2 sections 9 bachev next week. form faction said Thursday they ex­ party is starting.” nounccd. During Aparo's four-week trial on murder acces­ The 249-member Central Com­ pected to walk away from the Leaders say a poll of party mem­ Business _ Nafion/Vilbrid. sory and conspiracy charges, the jury heard about the mittee was debating a report that party’s congress of 4,700. bers indicates about 40 percent iden­ Classified. Obituaries___ “In reality, despite the many C o m ic s __ O p in io n _____ President and party leader Gor­ tify themselves as supporters of teen-age couple's relationship through dozens of tor­ statements of leaders, the Com­ Focus____ SfXMtS______bachev will deliver at the opening of Democratic Platform. But they ack- rid letters between the young lovers. munist Puly has shown it is simply Local/State T e le v is io n ___ the 28lh party congress on Monday, L o tte ry____ the olTicial Soviet news agency Thss incapable of reforming itself,” said Please see Soviet, page 10. Please see Lies, page 10. 0 2—MANC?flESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29,1990—3 Engineers probe Salvaging the Troubled Telescope The Saw in tw space Democrats want NATION/WORLD Teieeoope's optics cannot be Ixed from tie ground. J Scientists are now wortdng to telescope flaws in d ways to oompensaie (or more defense cuts MANOILA • w delect, but die observatory By Janet L. Cappiello sdvage some research from the $15 may never be restored to Its Fire Mandela exults v o o n t i i T By Alan Fram “I truly believe it is way too The Associated Press billion observatory, and a NASA maximum performarKe. The Associated Press draconian and can’t be achieved,” team is being organized to inves­ said a GOP negotiator, Sen. Pete tigate the problem. Seto-da'y V "TlSiW " DANBURY — Engineers who WASHINGTON — Democratic Domenici of New Mexico. in Motor City spent years designing and manufac­ Jack Rehnberg. chief of Hughes’ . The reduction would surpass the rages budget negotiators are suggesting space science office, said Wednes­ turing tlie mirrors now blamed for dramatic cuts in Pentagon spending $13 billion in defense cuts p ro v e d Wynelta Frazier of Chicago, a day his company was prepared to By Jim Irwin blurring the Hubble Space Tele­ that would be more than five times last month by the Senate Budget professor at the University of Il­ scope s view of the universe cooperate fully with the NASA in­ Committee and the $115 billion in The Associated Press S p ace T elesc ope deeper than the reductions President in Calif. linois. “I’ve never felt that before.” scrambled Thursday to figure out vestigation. He said it appeared that military reductions passed by the C a n ira l Bush proposes. what went wrong. “something inherently, fundamental­ Optical Components u DETROIT — Nelson Mandela Mandela was freed in February House. ly was not done right” nrwGuKlano* House Budget Committee Chair­ received a tumultuous welcome in after 27 years in a South African A team of about 40 people at Panetta said that to achieve the Arconti insisted Thursday that all Sw w orp) man Leon Panetta offered a plan on By Linda Deutsch the nation’s industrial heartland, prison for plotting sabotage to over­ • I t - , Hughes Danbuiy Optical Systems suggested savings, he would rely throw the country’s minority white woik related to the Huhble was Thursday to limit the 1991 defense The Associated Press revitalizing the South African anti­ ^1l Inc. was-gathering every document mwe heavily on cuts in w e ^ n s government. budget to about $290 billion. No apartheid leader’s U.S. tour after on the Hubble dating back to 1977, “tested and retested, checked and systems. Pentagon management and decisions were made at the budget SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — political leaders in Miami rebuffed In his first stop here, Mandela when the company was awarded a rechecked” with NASA scientists. dither overhead, and combat readi­ A fire that engulfed 567 homes him. donned a United Auto Workers jack­ $450 million contract to build the He said no one could pinpoint the summiL which resumes today. ness than the administration prefers. Focal Plana The plan would cut defense and businesses in Santa Barbara In Florida on Thursday, Cuban- et and cap as he addressed about telescope’s precision optics. problem until all the documents had As they were discussing defense County still raged out of control 1,300 people at a suburban Ford “My understanding is that they been examined. spending next year $16 billion cuts, budget negotiators from the American mayors snubbed Mandela Bshlnd tie primary mirror we 24 today. But cooler temperatures and Motor Co. assembly plant. will review all the documents re­ below what it would need to keep Bush administration and Congress because of his siqrport for Cuban “All of our test results met achiaaors daaienad to m ate atiMri N milder winds helped firefighters “The man who stands before you lated to the entire procedure,” said pace with inflation. The 1991 received added pressure Thursday in leader Fidel Castro. But later in the FREEDOM FROM APARTHEID specifications, so that’s where the eorraeaena In a # shape of fie contain other Southuo California is not a stranger,” Mandela told budget Bush presented in January day, Detroit showered Mandela with Thomas Arconti, spokesman for mystery lies,” he said. He said a m irro r. B acause Ww m irro r la the form of a warning from Treasury blazes that burned more than 90 cheering auto workers. “I am a Hughes. meda o( rigid, uara-tm* expansion cut military expenditures by $3 bil­ affection and at least $1.5 million to team of NAISA engineers was ex­ V/ide-f e'O Secretary Nicholas Brady. homes. member of the UAW; I am your glass, reshaping tia mirror wSh lion. siqiport his dream of a racially Hughes made the two mirrors that pected to arrive in Etobury soim. P a^etay Ca-e'a In a letter to congressional Wildfires, most set by arsmiists, flesh and blood. I am your com­ were called the heart of the Hubble fra ackiaaora would only oorrad “We’re convinced the situation in united South Africa. Arconti said most of Hughes’ abod iO%ott»ade»oraon. Tho major leaders, Brady warned that the charred more than 14,000 acres by rade.” and which were cited Wednesday as Eastern Europe is continuing to “We appreciate your efforts, espe­ AND FROM COMMUNIST TYRANNY Hubbiacamara government’s authority to borrow business is made up of government move in a progressive way toward Thursday in a six-county area cially in this time of industrial The Associated Press the cause of a focusing problem Co~o-:c' I—age Process ig money will have to be renewed It was the first ceremonial shut­ contracts, including defense con­ e peace,” argued Panetta, D-Calif., north, east and south of Los An­ retrenchment. In the face of your down of the assembly line since a CUBAN PROTEST — Anti-Castro Cuban exiles protest the visit of Nelson Mandela to Miami. which has made the space telescope tracts, and the company has built lic ianeie can alao uaa a oompuar randstad before lawmakers recess for their no more powerful than one on the uat it w by to# mirror dbtorlion. after Thursday’s bargaining sessimi geles. Arson was blamed for the problems and difficulties, you have uibute to mark the death of Henry telescopes for the government prooaaa to ramove dMorOon born August break. .. '' _ .. Mandela was in the city addressing the AFSCM E convention. ground. Aaaonauis must instaB a new W FPC 4 Santa Barbara fire. not forgotten us. We will never for­ Fend II in 1987. before. oartain btorred Imagas > toa nasur# between congressional leaders and The federal debt is currently Losses could surpass $500 mil­ National Aeronautics and Space 0> toa blurring can ba proparty wSh oorraedng optics to cpmpansato administration officials. “In addi­ about $3.1 trillion. The government get you,” Mandela told a crowd of Employee Dellar Lewis, 51, said (O'a>a m bror d e to d lion, a Santa Barbra County su­ 49,000 at Tiger Stadium. Administration officials in But he said that, to his undarstood. tion, the deficit situation is spinning expects to spend about $176 billion just being in Mandela’s presence out of control.” pervisor said. Shortly after dawn today, Man­ was an honor. “I’m proud to be a Washington said the flaw cannot be knowledge, Hughes had not had this year on interest payments on Mandela inspires blacks, Souror: Mughw Mrorm Co. Ah/KaitTaw Republicans said the cut would be “You’re just lucky to have your dela left his downtown hotel for a part of it.” repaired from the ground. problems with any other telescopes. that borrowing, about 17 percent of life,” said Kay O’Brien, who fled Engineers will install a correcting Arconti said he did not know what much too deep. the federal budget. half-hour stroll along the Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, Detroit’s normal. Employees met with clients reflected light of the stars to miss a her home with her husband carry­ lens in a replacement camera the Hubble problem would do to fu­ River, which marks the border bet­ first black mayor, predicted before and even joked occasionally about (N-ecise point of focus by only 4 per­ ing only family pictures and a scheduled to be placed aboard Hub­ ture business. ween Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. Thursday that Mandela would leave but outrages Cubans in Fla. the Hubble problem. One employee, cent of the diameter of a human hair retirement watch. The home and ble by space shuttle astronauts in “I think it’s absolutely too early Flanked by police and Sute Detroit with at least $1 million for who refused to give his name but — just enough to spoil the extreme­ all their possessions were lost. 1993. But the observatory never will to speculate on what kind of impact Department security agents, he his African National Congress, By Michael Warren gratitudegratitude toward toward Cuban Cuban President President eruptederupted three three times times in in the the 1980s 1980s at and said he had not worked on the Hub­ ly sharp photos astronomers ex­ Elsewhere, firefighters con­ shook hands with well-wishers and which is pressing for an end to Fidel Castro for past support. only two black elected officials be able to culture all the spectacular this will have on our business,” he 4 1/2 PRICE SALE trolled blazes in Utah and at Yel­ The Associated Press ble projecL said company morale pected. signed autographs. He wore a South Africa’s apartheid system of In the same broadcasL Mandela remain in local governments views of the universe that had been said. lowstone National F^k in Mon­ eiqiected, officials said. In the main lobby of Hughes was holding iq> “real well.” Aside from the mirrors and the Detroit Pistons jacket and ctq) that racial segregation. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Nelson also cited Palestine Liberation Or­ dominated by Cuban-Americans. Arconti, the only Hughes other precision hardware, Hughes i June 29th and JOth tana, but large fires raged in members of the championship pro ganization leader Yasser Arafat and But racial divisions seemed par­ Scientists are woiking on ways to headquarters, business appeared Arizona, Texas and Colorado. In But at least $1.5 million had been Mandela’s brief visit here was employee available to comment, also supplied the telescope’s fine- basketball team gave him Thursday shunned by local politicians and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi ticularly stark Thursday as police set said news of the mirror problem guidance sensors, which work like Arizona, where six firefighters night. raised by Wednesday, with more ex­ for their help in the early years of up barricades and struggled to keep i ALL MERCHANDISE pected ^ter donations given at Tiger denounced by Cuban exiles but “naturally” was surprising and dis­ an ultra-precise sextant to allow the died 'fiiesday, a lightning fire in Detroit was the sixth stop on the and-apaitheid struggle. While the mostly black pro-Mandela J (Except Jewelry, Housewares and Books) the Tonto National Forest Stadium were counted. Young hailed by blacks as a triumphant appointing for those who had telescope to literally steer by the Mandela’s eight-city U.S. tour and message of hope in racially divided area Jewish leaders said the com­ crowd separated from the Cuban ex­ Senate backs curbs worked on the telescope. spokesman Bob Berg said. stars. destroyed a cabin built in the the only Midwestern city. He was ments were troubling, only a few iles, who burned a Soviet flag and Mandela continued to urge South Florida. The Hubble Space Telescope was Nearly 2,(XX) employees have } THE PENNY SAVER J p 1920s by Western novelist Zane scheduled to speak at a news con­ Jewish people joined the demonstra­ shouted “Down with Mandela.” Grey. economic sanctions against South The South African anti-^iartheid siqiposed to be able to see into the worked on the development of the ference this morning before heading leader enjoyed warm receptions in tion against M edela. “We’re not singling out Man­ J (MMH Auxilliary Thrift Shop) J In California, Gov. George Africa. on assault weapons outer reaches of space, at distances telescope’s optics since 1973, four for Los Angeles later today. every other city on his U.S. tour. Mandela did not directly acknow­ dela’s cause. We are opposed to i0 - D “We don’t want apartheid to sur­ up to 14 billion light-years, or 84 years before Hughes — then a Deukmejian declared states of Weary from the rigors of his tour, ledge the controversy in his speech anyone who does not oppose J 46 Purnell Place J vive even one more day,” he said. But most elected officials here billion trillion miles. division of the Perkin-Elmer Corp. emergency in the Santa Barbara Mandel^ 71, seemed energized by to the American Federation of State, Castro,” said Rafael Cabezas, a By Mike Robinson ecutions. DO “So long as it survives, it will con­ boycotted his speech to a labor con­ NASA Hdbble scientist Ed Weiler — received the contract. Perkin- and G len ^ e areas. The governor the wildly cheering crowds that County and Municipal Employees veteran of the failed Bay of Pigs in­ The Associated Press The Senate, adjourned until after Hours: Mon. through Sat. 10am to 5pm J also authorized separate $50,000 tinue to shed the blood of our vention. About 300 protesters said at a news conference Thursday Elmer sold its optics division to greeted him in DetroiL which he union. vasion. the Fourth of July recess, plans to Hughes Aircraft Co. of California ^ Closed Saturdays during July and August rewards for information leading to people, including children.” denounced him. that a minute error in the curve of called “Motor Town.” “To be welcomed by those who “They should be here with the WASHINGTON — Police groups vote on passage of the overall an­ the arrest and convicUtm of the ar­ Concerned for his safety, a State one of the two mirrors is causing the last year. The warm reception in DetroiL hold the reins of power in this area, keys to the city,” countered Joe who have campaigned against semi­ ticrime package when it returns. 1 sonists in both blazes. “Thank you for giving us your Department security team persuaded support when we need you mosL” where Young and Gov. James the 71-year-old Mandela to leave for to be warmly received by residents Cook, 40, who wwe long dreadlocks automatic assault rifles are getting Forty-two Democrats and eight No deaths were inunediately z m Mandela said at Tiger Stadium, Blanchard greeted Mandela as he Detroit on Thursday without stop­ of Miami is a source of great in­ and an African medallion on his the credit following a narrow vote Republicans voted to u { ^ ld the ban reported. One person was severely “Right now, I wish I could climb stepped off the plane, was in sharp ping at a park in Miami’s spiration to us,” Mandela said to the chest. “Anybody who turns his back by the Senate to maintain curbs on on inqxxt or manufacture in this O "0 Mimed in Santa Barbara and three down from the stage and join you in contrast to Miami. predominantly black Liberty City cheering crowd inside the cavernous on him is a little bitty man.” nine such we^xins in an omnibus country of the nine semiautomatic firefighters were seriously injured the stands and embrace you, one and Angered by his statements last neighborhood where about 1,500 hall. Police broke up several scuffles anticrime bill. assault weapons while 36 in Riverside County, authorities all.” week praising Castro, Palestine .supporters had hoped to catch a Out in the streeL his supporters between the factions and quickly “Why we won is that law enforce­ Republicans and 12 Democrats O T | strained to listen to portable radios ushered away two self-described said. Many who glimpsed Mandela Liberation Organization head Yasser glimpse of the South African anti- ment did a better lobbying job than voted against. Regal's Sum m er Sale! as protesters traded slogans on white supremacists who carried Late Thursday, in the suburban shared ihat wish. Arafat and Libya’s Moammar apartheid leader. the National Rifle Association,” The result was a further blow to m megaphones. Many blacks said they signs saying “Fight Communism: Sen. Dennis DcConcini, D-Ariz., community of Ctoemont, 30 miles “He has touched my life in an un­ Gadhafi for their aid to the ANC, “I’m very embarrassed,” said the National Rifle Association were embittered by the experience Support the Afrikaner Resistance said Thursday after the Senate voted w east of Angeles, an arson- forgettable maimer and has made me mayors of the Miami area’s major Willie Haywood, a 34-year-old post­ which has been fighting the restric­ and chanted “Free South Horida.” Movement.” 50-48 to maintain the curbs. suspected blaze burned out of con­ so proud of our heritage,” said cities refused to greet Mandela. al worker who joined more than tions. trol along brush-laden hillsides and 2,000 supporters trying to offset the Others promised to retaliate on elec­ Mandela supporters sang and Tougher penalties for federal The Fraternal Order of Police, the O o consum^ 400 acres, authorities official neglect with a festive rally tion day and hoped Mandela’s visit musicians in traditional African cos­ firearms violations, sexual abuse of International Association of Chiefs children and selling the new narcotic sD ^ > said. Police blocked several outside the Miami Beach Conven­ would prove a powerful force for tumes pounded a steady drumbeat as of Police and an array of other law Entire Stock of Suits All Silk Sport Coats residential streets although no change. they waited for the anti-apartheid drug “ice” also went into the bill as enforcement groups have been cam­ Man charged with tion Center. ' homes were evacuated. “They had tic k e r-t^ parades for “The ^ irit of unity is here. The leader’s motorcade. Hundreds of senators worked past midnight this paigning against assault w e ^ n s . ^3 3 ^ CD morning. An arson blaze in the Los An­ him in New Yoik and hundreds of sleeping giant is awake. And it’s people sprinted around the block in They say the military-style rifles and The Senate also rejected efforts to 3 3 > geles suburb of Glendale was con­ thousands saw him speak in Bos- going to reflect itself in the hopes of catching a bit of history semiautomatic pistols are too drop numerous death penalty tained after destroying or damag­ burying son alive ton,” Haywood said. “Now we have reconstruction of the black com­ when he finally pulled into a side dangerous to be on the streeu. > H provisions in the anticrime bill. It ing 66 hillside homes Wednesday. the distinction of being the most munity in South Florida,” said Ray entrance. The anticrime bill had iqipeared $100 o ff Reg. M 75 "D “It’s just a disaster. Everything Fauntroy, director of the Southern “I saw him! 1 saw Mandela!” did vote to let Indians decide for •99"! Germantown Police Chief Frank dead when the gun provisions sur­ By Anthony Sadid racist city in America.” Reg. *275 to $525 (Free Alterations) Minor alterations at no charge. just exploded,” said Dennie Gill, a Riemer said no motive for the kill­ Christian Leadership Conference in shouted Rovan Locke, the publisher themselves whether to impose ctqii- vived previous moves to scrap them The Associated Press Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez and produce wholesaler whose home ing was known. every other Cuban-bom politician in Miami. of Miami-based Caribbew Com­ tal punishment for murders com­ and the threat of an unbreakable was destroyed. Blacks and Hispanics have long mentary magazine. “Such a great mitted on reservations. filibuster materialized. Two weeks • Available in Regular, Shorts, Longs, Extra Longs, Athletic, Portly Shorts & Portly Regulars WEST BEND, Wis. — A man Riemer said it was the worst case the area rescinded welcome plans Witnesses said they saw one of he had dealt with in his 25 years as been at odds in the metropolitan human being in my midst. It’s the Central provisions of the bill call of bargaining, however, produced who repmled his 11-month-old son last week after Mandela refus^ on two young men in a car toss a Miami area, where inner-city riots greatest feeling in my life.” for cqiital punishment for 30 federal agreement to resurrect the bill — had been abducted was charged chief of police in the Milwaukee national television to disavow his butane lifte r into the brush off crimes and streamline the appeals once part of President Bush’s an­ Thursday with killing the child by suburb. Select Group of Sport Coats the road where the fire started, said “The other cases I’ve had were process with an eye to ending delays ticrime package but now largely All Better Slacks burying him alive. Chris Gray, a Glendale Fire of up to a decade in carrying out ex­ rewritten. An autopsy found Michael Chris­ understandable,” he said. “This is Department battalion chief. topher Chapman died of asphyxia­ not understandable.” Air lines might be using Sansabelt - Hart's - Asher The 4,000-acre arson fire that Good tion as he struggled to breathe and Chapman initially told police his $ 0 9 9 0 broke out late Wednesday in a val­ Iran regrets low U.S. aid claw his way from under several in­ son was abducted Sunday morning Reg. *70 to *95 ley between Santa Barbara and the Selection Alterations) ches of dirt. from his car outside a Milwaukee United States, for the hundreds of nearby town of Goleta was one of By David Thurber “He probably lost consciousness service station. database to fix ticket prices thousands of victims of last Sizes 32 to 42 the worst on record here. Damage But under questioning. Chapman The Associated Press But not all colors In every size. quickly, probably within seconds,” Thursday’s Iranian earthquake has 25%ff to homes alone was estimated ini­ changed his story and told police he NEW YORK (AP) — The federal database is intended to allow airlines said Coroner Shirley Hofmaier, who questing documents dating to Jan. 1, raised speculation about a possible tially at $190 million, and the awoke Sunday morning and found government is investigating whether greater ease in entering the data in TEHRAN, Iran — An Iranian conducted the autopsy. “And I hope 1986, on ATP’s role in how carriers thawing of relatims. figure was expected to top $500 his son dead. He said he panicked, airlines use an air-fare computerized their computer reservations systems diplomatic official says the United that’s what happen^.” monitor, influence and react to fare “The assistance has an effecL million, said county Supervisor put the body in his car and drove database to fix prices. The Wall for travel agents. States has missed an opportunity to Peter Chapnan, 39, of German­ changes. nobody can say it doesn’L” the offi­ Bill Wallace. until finding a site for a grave. Street Journal reported lliursday. The Justice Department has improve relations with Iran by Select Group of town was jailed without bail, and a “It’s almost like electronic cial said, sp e^ n g on condition of No more homes appeared He led authorities to the grave FDimer and current airline pricing begun four investigations of pos­ donating a relatively insignificant preliminary hearing was set for July negotiation,” said Donald Garvett, a anonymity. But he added that the. threatened today. Monday in a secluded, wooded area officials told the Journal that fare sible antitrust violations in the air­ amount of earthquake aid. 5. WashingUm County Circuit Judge former vice president of revenue U.S. government has missed ait im­ Authorities have said an incen- of Germantown. Police found the changes and computer coding put line industry. It recently asked car­ But the official, in a Thursday in­ Short Sleeve Knits James Schwalbach rejected a management at fVi American World portunity because of the small size into the database sometimes contain terview, said what little aid the d i ^ device was found at the fire’s defense request to allow him to at­ child’s body in a hole with his head riers for detailed information on Airways. “I wouldn’t like to suggest of its donation. Buy one knit at Reg. Price, get the 2nd for origin, but they haven’t given signals to other carriers of pricing how airlines use the ATP system to United States did provide has helped tend his son’s funeral Thursday. 4 inches below the surface and the that anyone is doing anything il­ “The $29S,0(X) the United States details. intentions. “implement fare changes, monitor thaw U.S.-lranian relations slightly. Defense lawyer Jerome F. Statkus rest of his body at a depth of up to legal. It’s normal procedure to is giving is like a jdee,” he said. just $1. Mix & Match. Higher price prevaiis. Fire officials estimated the blaze Unidentified industry insiders fares (and) make decisions on The United States broke said his client would probably plead 22 inches. defend your turf.” “It’s the amount of one house in may be brought under control by quoted by the Journal said carriers fares,” and on how they might diplomatic relations with Iran after innocent to the charge of first-de­ The coroner’s report said dirt was David Kunstler, vice president of (Talifomia.” Saturday if temperatures do not pass messages thaL although not operate without access to the sys­ Islamic radicals seized the U.S. Em­ gree intentional homicide, which lodged in the boy’s esophagus and planning at Eastern, told the Journal He was referring to the value of rise again. Santa Barbara, which stated so explicitly, read as follows: tem. bassy in Tehran in November 1979 carries a mandatory life prison sen­ stomach, indicating he had been he has no knowledge that airlines supplies donated by the U.S. posted a record 109 degrees Wed­ smother^. Dirt was also found in “Let me determine the prices at my The government wants all docu­ signal each other by using ATP. and held 52 hostages for 444 days. government that was airlifled to Iran tence on conviction. ■N" %>. \ Bathing Suits Short Sleeve nesday, was only 83 degrees mid­ the boy’s clenched hands, and the hub airport and I’ll let you do the ments, training manuals and Kunstler said Eastern, a sub­ Recent emergency aid from on Sunday on a Red Cross charter 1 day Thursday. Winds throughout Statkus said later Thursday he had position of his head, arms and feet same at yours.” newsletters concerning ATP, plus sidiary of Continental Airlines Western countries, including the flight. Bermudas - Dress Shirts the region also eased. withdrawn from the case because indicated he was struggling to The Journal said it found the names and positions of all Holding Inc., sets its prices “inde­ A U.S. Forest Service helicopter Chapman lacked funds to hire a breathe and claw his way out. evidence of such computer “conver­ employees handling pricing pendent of any other airline,” and Spring Jackets - Sport Shirts dropping water on flames crashed forensic pathologist to examine the “There’s no way this is an acci­ sations” by arranging to tap into the decisions, the Journal report^. denied there was any collusion in­ T h u i^ y aftemocm in San Marcos child’s body. The court agreed to a dent — not when you dig a hole, put database, an airline network that in­ The Justice Department also is re­ volved. United Underwear Casual Slacks Pass. 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\ \ 4—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 29,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29,1990—5 RECORD .Jurors see Barry use J Weekenders .. Adopt a pet: Cocoa, Candy await Police Roundup cocaine on videotape By Richard Keil than she’ll do anything else.” attempting to rekindle what Moore Places to go . . . The Associated Press Latet , Barry said, “Let’s go talk has described as a longtime sexual By Barbara Richmond Two men face to her.” relationship. . . . things to do Manchester Herald WASHINGTON — Jurors in Barry first gae Moore mtxiey — she testified it was $1(X) — to buy “(Tan we'make love before you exposure charges N ^ion Barry’s drug and perjury leave, before you leave town?” the trial watched a riveting videoUqie drugs from Wanda after the under­ Cocoa, a German short-hair Police arrested two men, one on Thursday and one mayor asked at (xie point. “It would Thursday showing the mayor smok­ cover agent returned to the room. Dance to be held pointer, is this week’s featured pet at early today, and charged them with indecent exposure. be a good idea just for old time sake, ing (x-ack cocaine ar.d then being ar­ The two went into the bathroom, the Manchester dog pound. Cocoa, Chi T h u i^ y , Colin DeVault, 32, of 77-E. Sycamore you know, catch up.” Ru^nts Without Fortners, Manchester Chapter No. rested by FBI agents during a hotel- and Moore emerged with a packet, of course, is chocolate color, and he Lane, was arrested and charged with public indecency in u 469, will hold its 20th Anniversary Open Dance on was found on Spencer Street room sting operation. the tape showed. Moore resisted. Saturday from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. at the Ramada Inn on connection with an incident which police said occurred Barry only looked at the packet as Actually, Cocoa was found on June 14. ^ The fuzzy tape shows Barry twice “I can’t caress your breast?” Bridge Street in East Windsor. Music will be by Richard May 30 by a young man who adver­ Wanda left, saying, “I don’t smoke Barry asked Moore. Aubin. Tickets cost $5 for members, $7, non-members, A woman who wraks at a West Middle Ihmpike busi­ inhaling from a pipe, and a few mo­ no more honey.” tised it and when nobody claimed ness said she observed a man masturbating while he was ments later, agents bursting into the “I’m serious,” Moore said. and are available at the door. For more information, call the dog, he brought it to the pound. “\bu ... don’t want to smoke?” “I can’t caress your Ix-east?” the 643-6866 or 568-4428. driving very slowly in a parking area where she works. rwm where he had come at the in­ Moore asked Barry. Dog Warden Thomas Pascantell sai4 The witness told police she could not help noticing the vitation of a longtime friend mayor repeated. “Oh, just powder,” he answered. Cocoa is a quiet and friendly dog. act as she drove in the opposite direction toward the car cooperating with the FBI. Moore testified Wednesday that Jamboree is slated But s e v ^ minutes later, after He’s about 4 years old. the man was in, police said. The woman recorded the “I didn’t do anything,” Barry said she stopped sleeping with Barry in Moore has said she didn’t get any The American Legion, Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post Last week’s featured pet Gigi, a license plate number of the vehicle and reported the inci­ ! at first. Then, realizing his situation, June 1988 “because there were too N new drugs from Wanda, Barry nskwl No. 102, will hold a Country Western Jamboree featur­ female poodle cross, was adopted by dent to police, who later contacted DeVault, police said. : he muttered, “I’ve been set iqi” and many drugs during that period.” ing Frank Dorsey and Kathy Michaud Combo on Sun­ a Manchester family. her to get the crack back and Before the phone ^ 1 and the DeVault was held on a $I,(XX) non-surety bond and is uttered a string of expletives at the (x-ovided her with $20, the Uqie day from 1 to 6 pjn. at the post home, 20 American The male golden retriever, men­ scheduled to ^ipear July 9 in Manchester Superior Court, video recordings were played, friend, ex-model Rasht«da Moore. showed. The AM odaM PraM Legion Drive. All musicians are welcome. tioned in recent columns, was police said. Barry, talking as much to himself Moore testified that she is a recover­ adopted by a Vernon family, and After debating about who would Another man, Barry D. Freeto, of 66 Sandra Drive, as anyone else in the room, repeated ing alcoholic and cocaine addict Sally, featured a couple of weeks smoke first, Barry finally did and BARRY ON TAPE — This frame from a black and white FBI videotape shows Washington Trips are planned East Hartford, was charged with two counts of breach of his curses and complaints over and She said it had been (xily 45 days ago, was adopted by a Rockville was arrested shortly afterward. Mayor Marion Barry allegedly lighting a crack cocaine pipe in a Washington hotel room in COCOA CANDY peace after he was observed masturbating in the over as FBI agents and city police since she “last abused cocaine or al­ Widow and Widowers Associated, Manchester Chap­ family. Jurors in the case also saw Barry cohol.” Pavilions at Buckland Hills Mall earlier this month, searched him and carried out other January. ter No. 11, will hold their business meeting and pot luck Finally, the adorable female Shel- limcheon on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran .•shepherd-collie cross. She’s black volunteer wganization that takes in police said. routine post-arrest procedures. Church, 60 Church St. All widowed person are invited. tie, mentioned last week, was and tan and very friendly. She was stray and homeless cats and kittens. Freeto, 31, turned himself in to police this morning “So what do you think about all adopted by a Bolton resident. Plamied trips are: June 12, bus trip to Mystic; July 8, found on June 21 on Newman The organization is always in need after a warrant for his arrest was issued, police said. this?” one police officer asked bus trip to Ogunquit, Maine; and Aug. 19, bus trip to Unfortunately, Rascantell had to Street. of finding good homes for the The first incident h^pened June 6, when an employee politely. Boston. For more information, call 643-7976 or have two dogs euthanized this past The dog pound is located on town animals. of G Jb x department store said she saw a man standing “I’m pissed off. I should have fol­ 6-13-0050. week. One was the very large chow property off Olcott Street near the This week’s featured cat is a pret­ with his hand in his pants for about a half-hour in front of lowed my goddamn instinct and not that was wearing a Massachusetts landfill. The dog warden is at the ty grey and white tiger named the McKids store. C O T ie up here,” Barry said. “Simple licence, but the owner had moved pound weekdays from noon to Candy. All of the cats and kittens ' as that.” and couldn’t be reached. The other 1 pjn. put up for adoption are neutered or As the videotape was played, College Notes was Toby, featured several weeks There is also someone at the spay^ and given their shots, unless Barry studied a transcript in the ago. pound from 6 to 9 pjn., Monday too young when taken. Corrections courtroom. His wife Effi stared, ex­ The all-black Labrador retriever through Friday. The phone number For more information about pressionless, at a television monitor. cross, found on Glenwood Sueet, at the pound is 643-6642. If there is adopting a pet, or becoming a mem­ . Moore, seated on the witness stand, was claimed by his owner. A Masimic service for Frederick J. Best of North Save greenbacks no answer, call the police depart­ ber of the organziation, cdl either Haven, a former Manchester resident who died June 26, viewed the tape on a small Students on UConn list The only new dog at the pound, ment at 646-4555. 242-2156, day or evening, or television set nearby. as of Tuesday, was a female will be held at 7 pjn. Riday at Watkins Funeral Home, Several Bolton residents have been named to the Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. is a 232-8317, evenings only. 142 E. Center St. An obituary published Thursday gave Asked during a break in the o dean’s list at the University of Connecticut, for the the ivrong time. proceedings how he felt about the spring semester. tape, Barry smiled slightly but did 5 - n College of Agriculture and Natural Resources: Laura An Associated Press story published Monday about not speak. an our green packs L. Jordan, 105 Cider Mill Road; Janine M. Ttirgeon, counterfeit baseball and football cards gave incorrect Barry attorney R. Kenneth Mundy m i cy m 55 Colonial Road. Obituaries descriptions of the differences between the fake and began cross-examination shortly College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: Lucienne Car­ legitimate Score cards featuring Bo Jackson. before the trial adjourned for the n ^ rier, 40 Brookfield Road; W. James Grunske Jr., 19 On the back of the legitimate baseball card, the word day, quickly asserting, “I think she Converse Road; Elizabeth Kapp, 4 Llynwood Drive; Arthur C. Staye (ToplifI) Rose. G^een and Eva M. Merrill, both of “BO” appears with the B in blue ink and the O in black ’ brought up the subject” of drugs. William F. Kiesman, 33 Box Mountain Road; Justine Arthur C. Staye, 63, of 500 Sun­ He lived most of his life in Lebanon; June V. Gamache of Wil­ ink. The fake baseball card back has the word printed all Mundy contended Moore had Kolesko, 55 Vernon Road; and Anne Zapadka, 40 Coventry and was a 1970 graduate limantic, Gerry A. Thompson of in black. Both the fake and legitimate cards have white cooperate with the government be­ South Road. rise Ave., Alamogordo, N.M., formerly of Bryan Drive, of Coventry High School. He moved Storrs, and Sheila D. Roberts of borders. cause she needed money. School of Engineering: Christine Barnard, 106 Manchester, died Wednesday (June to Columbia six years ago. Union; two sisters, Evelyn Billings The legitimate football card has a purple border The tape was the talk of the city o d South Road; Gerard Murphy, 10 Hebron Road. 27, 1990) at home. He was the hus­ He was an owno' of Mystic Har­ of Andover and Barbara Fiske of around a black-and-white photo of Jackson, and the back where Barry retains substantial School of Fme Arts: John J. Liebler, 80 Volpi Road; band of Adelajda L. (Kufka) Staye. bor Boatworks for the last 10 years. Pismo Beach, Calif.; and 25 has a color photo of Jackson. There is no color printing popularity. It was played and Robert P. Sidur, 119 Brandy St. Bom in the Bronx, N.Y., he lived He was an avid outdoorsman and a grandchildren and several nieces on the fake football card. Score said. replayed (xi local television stations, O “0 in Manchester for many years before participant in Willimantic Twilight and nephews. internqited only by newscasters’ and moving to New Mexico. He was a League, having served as its com­ Services will be Saturday at 10 Washington residents’ comments. retired chief warrant officer in the missioner. ajn. at the Potter Funeral Home, The crowd around a bank of Lottery Connecticut Army National Guard, Besides lus father and mother of Willimantic. Burial will be at Grove Thoughts television sets at one department O “n retiring in October 1985. Coventry, he is survived by his wife Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Calling store included Joe Perry, who sighed He enlisted in the U.S. Army in Susan (Buscaglia) Rose; a son, hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to and said, “He didn’t want to go up Here are Thursday’s ottery results from around New 1945, and served in Germany during Christopher Rose of Columbia; two 9 pjn. at the funeral home. Con­ Spiritual well-being to that hotel room in the first place England: World War II. In 1957, he joined the sisters, Karen L. Roche of Saugus, tributions may be made to First Spiritual well-being has been defined as the affirma- but he was so arrogant that he CONNECTICUT Connecticut Army National Guard Mass., and Barbara J. Leone of Bal­ Cmigregational Church of Coventry, ti(Hi of life in a relationship with God, with self, with thought he was bullcqiroof.” Daily: 5-2-0. Play four: 2-2-2-1 and received the rank of warrant of­ tic; and several nieces and nephews. Main Street, Coventry, CT, 06238; community, and with the environment which nurtures Three FBI cameras hidden in a MASSACHUSETTS Services will be Sunday at Fust and celebrates wholeness. downtown hotel room recorded ficer in 1%2. He received the Army or to Baptist Fellowship, Route 6, o * > Daily: 7-1-0-7 Achievement Medal (three clusters,) Congregational Church, Coventry. Columbia, CT 06237. Our ideal is a life that is integrated, where all the Barry’s visit to Moore’s room on NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND a Good Conduct Medal, Army of Burial will be in West Street pieces fit together, and in which we find meaning and Jan. 18 and his purchase of an ?i ^ ' Pick three: 3-5-0. Pick four: 4-4-1-0 Occupation Medal, World War II Cemetery, Columbia. There are no purpose and a feeling of self-worth. The reality is that amount of the drug from an under­ U CO cover agent posing as a friend of RHODE ISLAND Victory Medal, National Defense calling hours. In lieu of flowers, our lives reflect society — fragmentized, pluralistic and JO contributions may be made to mostly secularized, all of this makes it difficult to par­ Moore’s. > Daily: 8-8-7-7. Lotto-bucks: 11-12-14-19-29 Service M ^al, the Humanitarian Elsewhere > H Service Medal, the Armed Forces Columbia Recreation Dept. Colum­ ticipate in real spiritual celebration. The tape shows Barry initially ex­ “D Reserve Medal, the Connecticut bia, err, 06237, or to the American Aging should be crowned by integrity, acceptance, pressed reluctance to smoke the Emergency Service Award (three Cancer Society, 29 Ivanhill St., Wil­ AIDS kills wisdom and fulfillment. Instead, it is often characterized cocaine unless Moore did so, too. Cinema clusters) and the Connecticut State limantic, CT 06226. The Potter by aimlessness, loneliness, hopelessness and despair. A She declined his repeated re­ Long Service Medal (25 years). Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., restauranteur society that measures individuals in terms of productivity quests, saying, “It makes me too Willimantic, is in charge of arrange­ tends to cast aside the elderly. hyper, I get r ^ l y hyper.” EAST HARTFORD Besides his wife, he is survived BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Bustor** Pub A Cinema - - Tha Hunt for tho Rod October (PG) Fri-Sun ments. “You do it,” he insisted. by a son and daughter-in-law, Peter Royal Thomas Guernsey III, a Every person deserves to be evaluated as one who has 7:15,9:30. been created and redeemed by God. The scriptures ^>eak “No, I’m not doing nothing,” she Showcase Cinema 1-10 — Total Recall (R) Fri and Sat 12:20, 2:45, a ^ Marian Staye of Simsbury; a partner in the highly successful replied. 5:15, 7:40, 10:10, 12:30; Sun 12:20, Z45, 5:15, 7:40, 10:10. — Pretty daughter, Jeannette Staye of David V. “Vic” Samuels Berkeley restaurant Qiez Panisse, about humw worth in terms of community and of a des­ Woman (R) FrI and Sat 1:15, 4:10, 7:05, 9:35. 12:10; Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7:05, tiny that is in the hands of God. Our elders are the source “No, you do it,” he repeated. 935. — Dick Tracy (PG) Fri and Sat noon, 225, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40, 12:05; Manchester; and a daughter and died June 22 of AIDS. He was 42. David V. “Vic” Samuels, 75, “I thought you bought this ’cause Sun noon, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40. — Days of Thunder (PG-13) Fri and Sat son-in-law, Heidi and James Uccello Guernsey joined Alice Waters and of our roots and of wisdom and of the continuity of 12:10, 2.35, 5, 720 , 9 :5 5 ,1 22 0 ; Sun 12:10, 2:35, 5, 7:20, 9:55. — Bird on formerly of Pine Lake Shores, you wanted to take a hit,” Moore of Manchester; his mother, Bertha others in 1971 as a partner one year generations. Let us affirm all aging individuals as a W ire (PG-13) Fri and Sat 1:30, 425 , 7:10, 925, 11:50; Sun 1:30, 4:25, Coventry, died Thursday (June 28, children of God and cherish their presence among us. said. 7 :1 0 ,9 :2 a — Back to tho Future Part III (PG) Fri and Sat 12:25, 2:50, 5:20, T. Staye of Vernon; and two after the O xz Panisse collective was 1990) at Windham Hospital. “Aw, naw, you do it,” responded 7 3 0 , 10:15, 12:30; Sun 1225, 2:50, 5:20, 730, 10:15. — Another 48 grandchildren, Matthew and Shana formed. Chez Panisse is widely Hours (R) Fri and Sat 1, 3:10, 525, 7:55, 1020, 12:25; Sun 1, 3:10, 5;2a He was bom Sept. 26, 1914 in Robert Feldman Barry. 735, 1020. — Gremiins 2; Tho New Batch (PG-13) Fri and Sat 12 03 Bourque. recognized as the birthplace of Lawrence, Mass., a son of the late But she didn’t. 2 2 0 , 4:40, 7, 9:15, 11:35; Sun 12:05 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:15. — Betsy's Wed­ Services will be Saturday at 11:30 California cuisine. Pastor of Visitation ding (R) Fri and Sat 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7.35, 9:40, 11:55; Sun 12:45 3, 5:10, Albert and Mabel (Hancock) At one point Barry said of a drug a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Guernsey began wOTk at Chez Emanuel Lutheran Church 526100202842 7 3 5 9:40. — RoboCop 2 (R) Fri and Sat noon, 230, 4:55, 7:25, 10:05, Samuels and was a resident of pipe, “I don’t know how this work. Home, 219 W. Center St. Burial, Panisse as a bartender, then later be­ 123 0 ; Sun noon, 230 , 4:55, 7:25,1005. Coventry for 43 years. ... I never done it before.” But a few with full military honors, will be in came director of the dining room. MANCHESTER He was employed by Pratt & moments later he walked over to a East Cemetery. There are no calling He served as the president of the U A Theaters East — The Hunt lor tho Fled October (PG) Fri-Sun 2. Whimey, East Hartford fix' several dresser, picked up the pipe, lit it and 420, 7.9:25 — Spaced invaders (PG) Fri-Sun 2:30.4:35. — Cadiiiac Man hours. ContributitMis may be made board of directors until his death. Manchester Herald (R) Fri-Sun 7:25, 9:30. — Teenage Mutant Ninja Tuitos (PG) Fri-Sun 2:15, to the American Lung Association, years, retiring in 1966 due to an ill­ inhaled the drug. He appeared 430, 7:15, 9:20. — The Rocky Horror Rcturo Show (Ft) Fri and Sat mld- 45 Ash St., East Hartford, CT, ness. Boxing champion, momentarily wobbly. Moore was n ig h t — Biue Vetvet (R) Fri and Sat 11:45. — Basket Cass II (R) Fri and Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. Sat midnighL ' 06108. He formerly served the Town of across the room. Barry then inhaled Coventry as a constable. He was a 29, dies Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. again, and the federal agents burst VERNON 32nd degree mason and a member MEXICO CITY (AP) — Gilberto into the room moments later. Clna 1 A 2 — Tho Hunt lor the Fled October (PG) Fri 7, 9:40; Sat and USPS 327-500 Sun 4, 7, 9:40. — Spaced Invaders (PG) Sal and Sun Z — Cadillac Man ' Scott W. Rose of Uriel Lodge No. 24, AF&AM, Roman, a former superflyweight VOL. 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% N 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 29.1990__1 OPINION SPORTS J Thornburgh OoR'T Mou Fit® THIS Etmift ______Wall art SuiClKTHiKSStHTlNl}.!; f t ToTtLW Perry happy V i-aftiV A vV . Red Sox standards ,V , »» helping /, r • » Then-Gov. Dick Thornburgh of Pennsylvania ■t'^WcWNUFEl?/ on fire was only 18 months away from being appointed DON'T WIH5REE.’- to lead GHO U.S. attorney general when that’s state’s treasurer, hospitals ♦ * A '* *1 V *' By The Asscx:iated Press R. Budd Dwyer, stood before a packed press con­ u ference, plac^ a gun in his mouth and blew his By Jack Anderson By Tom Coyne was the difference.” The Toronto Blue Jays still have a brains out and Dale Van Atta The Associated Press Perry made two 18-f(X)t putts and streak going at Fenway Park, but Just before Dwyer committed suicide, he ac­ one from 15 feet, all for birdies. they have suddenly shifted into reverse. cused 'Thombuigh of orchestrating a political ven­ WASHINGTON — More than 1,000 CROMWELL — Chris Perry, Perry’s best finish this season was a tie for 20th at the llicson Open in The Blue Jays invaded Boston on detta against him. He noted that he publicly had doctors have left East Germany for West winless in five years on the tour and Germany since the opening of the Berlin a non-contender for months, said January. • r Monday with a half-game lead in refused to approve expense vouchers for Wall last November. They were lured by leading the Greater Hartford Open “I’ve just lingered around the cut tee American League East and a Thornburgh’s wife for a European trip, and also the possibility of earning up to $5,000 a even after only one round feels score and maybe a little better,” he 15-game Fenway wirming streak had questioned Thornburgh’s use of state troopers month. good. said. dating back to 1987. They left to chauffeur the governor’s children to prep school Now, irorucally, pieces of the wall are “It’s nice to be in this spot for He said he learned a long time 'Thursday night with a four-game N ago, however, watching his father losing streak and trail tee Red Sox in Massachusetts. helping the dedicated doctors who “Their streak is over and now temptuously dismissed both allegations as those of That is why, when we toured a a while since I’ve been anywhere Red Sox, to never give up. we’ve got one going,” said left a “paranoiac." children’s hospitals in East Berlin recent­ near the lead.” “The first two batters hit homers This is the same Runkel who recently flunked a ly, the doctors were full of gratitude for Steve Jones was in setrond, fol­ off him, but the manager stuck with him and they won 13-2,” he said. lie detector test during a Department of Justice in­ rich American souvenir hunters, includ­ lowed by five golfers tied for third AL Roundup at 65. Jones, still mindful that he blew vestigation of phony leaks to the media about an ing Nancy Reagan. In an unusual venture, a state-run ex­ Perry,, 28, had seven birdies on the Kemper Open earlier this month, fielder Mike Greenwell, who drove investigation of Rep. William H. Gray III, D-Pa. port company has teamed up with a West the 6,5 31-yard Tournament Players wasn’t impressed by his first-round in two runs with a fifth-inning single performance. Somebody in Thornburgh’s Justice Department Berlin business to sell prime pieces of Club of Connecticut course but and teen preserved a one-run lead also has been leaking grand jury information about the wall to the former first lady, among credits a par-saving chip and putt “It’s very seldom that first-round by throwing a runner out at tee plate others, and give the money to hospitals. with giving him the opening-round leaders win tournaments,” Jones in Boston’s 4-3 victory. “Who Washington, D.C., Mayor Marion Barry. The said after taking an early one-stroke Everybody and his brother has a chip or lead. knows, maybe we can beat teem 15 Washington media repeatedly has published grand lead. “I know how fleeting the lead chunk from the wall, but this new ven­ Pterry, who started off the 10th in a row here.” can be.” jury information before it was officially released ture is selling the last of the large selec- tee, missed the green on the Boston’s Roger Clemens posted Jones led by three strokes over by the justice department Leaking confidential titHis with the coveted graffiti. downhill 194-yard, par-3 11th hole. his 12th victory despite a pair of four other players heading into the grand jury information is illegal, and Thornburgh Not long after the wSl came down, the He said he hit a “nearly impos­ homers by Fred McGriff and tied final round at tee Kemper Open four has been curiously silent about these violations of Drug war on wrong track new government declared that “official” sible shot” to within 12 feet of the Oakland’s Bob Welch for tee most weeks ago, but shot a final-round 78 pieces would be sold and the proceeds hole, then putted for par. victories in the majors. Clemens the law. to finish tied for seventh. Since teen, used for urgently needed modernization “Those are the kind of putts you (12-3) gave up eight hits but struck Those of us who are long-time Thornburgh By Robert J. Wagman this is confirmed by sources within the shifted from the Air Force’s budget to of public health services. have to make, and 1 rolled it right in he has worked on changing his at­ out nine and walked just one in eight titude. watchers arc feeling an acute sense of deja-vu. As Drug Enforcement Administration - is the Pentagon’s drug war budget. While the ctxnmunists ran East Ger­ the center,” he said. innings. “Everyone who wins doesn’t say I • n \ far back as the ’70s, political opponents were fre­ WASHINGTON — The latest news that traffickers’ planes now fly from the The Maine facility is only the first of many for 40 years, they never pumpied The hole was the key because five Jeff Reardon pitched a hitless played well after one round. They from the front lines of the drug war is drug-producing countries of Central and four planned OTH-B installations. TTiis golfers were in the clubhouse at 5- ninth for his 13th save as tee Red O \ quently accusing the-U.S. Attorney Thornburgh of enough mtxiey into hospitals to keep up play well and think about playing that we have won a major skirmish, but South America to any one of hundreds of year’s Pentagon anti-drug budget is $1.2 with Western standards. under or better and he couldn’t af­ Sox equaled their season high with a 5 - n re^nsibility for grand jury leaks. well tee next day. 'That’s what I’m may be falling further behind in the war clanc^tine strips in the wilds of northern billicm. Almost a fifth - $242 million - is The six-floor “Kinderclinc” we visited ford to fall a stoke back so early. He seventh consecutive victory. So, it came as no surprise when conservative going to do,” he said. because we keep “fighting yesterday’s Mexico. There, the cargo is loaded onto earmarked fOT a radar array eration a massive new radar system took second when Nelson Liriano O T\ may involve his right-hand man.” have all but stopped smuggling drugs There is not enough money in the to treat the wall like fine art, reckoning into the country by air, massive amounts based in Maine and designed to cover a 4 that a limited edition print is worth more was hit by a pitch. Mcxrkie Wilson Oh, but he can, because that’s the way the in­ budget to purchase and train large num­ Boland’s cops town title singled to left, but Greenwell fired a m fj] million-square-mile stretch of the Atlan­ of new money are being targeted to beef bers of drug-sniffing dogs, let alone to than a rriass produced copy. They chose sidiously manipulative and connivingly amoral tic — from the Azores to the northern tip strike to catcher Pena to get Myers. up the air interdiction effort. fund the research and development 360 sections of the wall with the best of South America. Any plane flying into “It (the sweep) means something Thornburgh operates. Yet, he has managed to arm In their report, the three representa­ necessary to perfect technical drug detec­ graffiti, including the work of some we’ve had to come back.” giero strored as Adam Stomberg’s this vast area can be tracked almost from By Len Auster any time of tee year, but we’re himself with a Teflon image as Mr. Q eaa tives conclude: “For all practical pur­ tion (i.e., machines that can “smell” well-known graffiti artists. The test of It was tec third title for Boland grounder was booted. And the moment of takeoff to landing. Manchester Herald lucky it’s the first part of the year S o In 1975, when Thornburgh was being con­ poses, we have now won the air war drugs). the wall, which has not yet been picked coaches Coughlin and Bob Boland, Jaworwski scored tee equalizer as against the drug smugglers.” They go on The powerful Over-the-Horizon Back- over and chipped off by do-it-yourself and tee fourth in a row for tee club Stomberg was being thrown out at­ instead of September,” Toronto sidered for assistant U.S. attorney general, Al­ “We are wiiming the air war against Once again Yogi Berra, who manager Cito Gaston said. “If it to say that while the air interdiction ef­ scatter, or OTH-B, radar system was the drug lords,” note the congressmen, collectors, will become road base. formerly known as the Oilers. tempting to steal second base. s > leghany Sheriff Eugene L. Coon testified before a coined tee plirase “It’s not over until were September, it would be a lot > 1“ fort is not perfect, it is only a matter of originally designed to look for incoming “but the drug flow isn’t slowing . . . We These are not pieces for casual “Suiuiyside is a real tough, tough Boland’s, which winds up 17-1, Senate Judiciary committee that Thornburgh was It s over” was proved a very smart tougher. It’s tough enough now, ^ CO time before it is “completely debugged Soviet missiles and bombers, but has have forced the drug industry to look for souvenir hunters. The pieces sell for tens c(X)kic. club with some tough hitter and they however had tee last at-bats. Helin re ^ n sib le for illegal disclosure of grand jury in­ and the smugglers conclude that it hurts since been designated for use in the of thousands of dollars. really work hard,” Coughlin saicl, (3-for-4) started it with a two-out though. > new routes and methods. We must Boland Brothers had tee lead with “The Red Sox are just playing to much to even try.” anti-drug effort. The several hundred Word quickly spread among art collec­ “but these guys are a tough, tough single. Solomonson walked and then > H formation about Coon. In that same year, the Al­ similarly shift our focus to the new threat tee bottom of tee Sunnyside Up bat­ good baseball. You’ve got to give What is happening, the three say - and million dollars being spent on it was tors, and they gathered last week in bunch themselves. What’s the Lescoe (2-for-4) lashed a 2-0 offer­ leghany district attorney, John Hickton, also ac­ or risk falling behind in the drug war.” ting order scheduled in tee top of tee teem credit for that. There are 162 -Q Monte Carlo for an auction of 81 pieces sixth in 'Thursday night’s Town Lit­ saying — Never say die,” he said of ing into tee g ^ in right centerfield cused Thornburgh of “improper conduct” in ap­ by Limex and LeLe Berlin Wall. his own club. to win it. games a year, though. You can’t get tle League championship matchup at down. You have to keep going.” parently condoning the leaking of grand jury infor­ Before the auction, LaCroix confided Boland’s scored in each of tee Kevin Coughlin went tee distance if- Leber Field. Indians 7, Orioles 4: A1 Nipper mation. to us, discriminating buyers had already first four innings and had a 6-4 lead on tee mound for Boland’s, as did Advantage Boland Brothers? got his first victory since 1988 and So, what seems, at first blush, like a series of A tobacco grower’s views spoken for some of the best pieces. Actor after two runs in tee bottom of tee Darren White for Sunnyside. Carlos Baerga and Cory Snyder isolated incidents actually reflects a pattern. And Gene Hackman spent several days in Hardly, as Sunnyside scored fourth snapped a 4-all tie. An out­ Coughlin was touched for seven Berlin making his selection. twice to tie it up. field error on a Helin single and an hits. He struck out five and walked homered. 'The Indians have won the Bill Gray affair is the latest recrudescence of four of five and Baltimore has lost By Tom Tiede puslier. Others like him have received it sold for $1.5 billion, and it eventually Drst Lady Nancy Reagan showed her But Boland’s did get its fourth RBI single by Josh Solomonson had none. White gave up 10 hits while 12 of 15. Thornburgh’s cesspool politics. hate mail and bodily threats. California generated billion worth of federal, famous penchant for pickiness. She straight town championship with a given Boland’s a 6-4 lead. sttiking out seven and issuing three $10 Nipper (1-1) began tee game with But why Bill Gray? Thornburgh may have BATTLEBORO, N.C. — Bruce Flye recently raised the per-package tax on state and local taxes. wwted a section in soft colors, with graf­ 7-6 decision as Peter Lescoe’s RBI But Sunnyside, runners-up in tee walks. cigarettes by 25 cents. In fact, hundreds single to right centcrficld chased National L^gue which winds up Third baseman Andy Moran was a 12.79 ERA but gave up only two figured he was doing his party a favor in going has been working since March to get his So, Dye says tobacco has a nice face fiti (but no obscenities) and preferably runs on five hits in seven iimings. crops in the ground. He says it’s been of anti-smoking laws have b ^ n passed home John Helin with tec winning 12-7, tied it in tee sixth. a defensive standout for Boland’s, after the third-ranking Democrat in the House, too. And he does his best to spread the with a message about freedom. She Nipper was cut by tee Chicago Cubs sunup to sundown, seven days a week. all over the country. Ultimately, it could run. Singles by Steve Ruggiero (3- handling seven chances flawlessly especially one from Thornburgh’s home state. good word. He is {xesident of the Na­ ended up with a section spray painted in in March 1989 and missed tee Now he drives through the fields in a put the growers out of business. tional Tobacco Council, he is past chair­ blue sand greens with part of a butterfly “They (Sunnyside) certainly made for-3, 2 RBI) and Mike Jaworski for seven assists. Sunnyside hurt it­ Ironically, both men are cut from the same Some of these laws have been enacted us work for it,” Boland coach Corky and a throw from tee outfield put self with six errors leading to four season after undergoing knee pickup truck, surveying the seemingly man of Tobacco Associates and he insists winging its way to the top and the Ger­ surgery. He had not won since Aug. venomotisly ambitious cloth. endless rows of tender greenery, and ob­ in the nicotine belt, by the way. Tobacco that if every one who profits from tobac­ man word for freedom sprayed on the Coughlin said. “The last two nights runners at second and third. Rug­ unearned runs. is the largest cash crop in North 6, 1988. One day, Thornburgh will cause President Bush serves that spring is a grand moment on co talks to everyone who is suspicious of piece. It will go in the Reagan presiden­ Yankees 3, Brewers 2: Mil­ acute embarrassment. Whether playing racial the farm. Carolina, but it’s increasingly under at­ the leaf, a compromise might be reached. tial library where presumably Ronald tack in the state. Greensboro, N.C., has waukee’s Gary Sheffield tied the politics with appointments, reviving a crusade But he can’t spend much time with the “In fact, I telieve this will h^rpen. I Reagan wUl take some credit for the game in tee top of tee ninth with a blithe philosophy of it all. There’s still a banned smoking in public places. And feel people will start to listen to our side. downfall of commurusm. The Associated Press agairwt obscenity, or presiding over leaked grand restaurants in Raleigh, the capital, must home run off Dave Righetti (1-0), good lot to be done before harvest. He I think people will understand that if the Other buyers have included the Aspen ALMOST — Chris Perry urges a putt on the seventh green but Bob Gereh singled home tee jury information, Dick Thornburgh could well be has to feed the soil and kill the weeds, he advertise whether they have smoke-free government can legislate tobacco out of Art Museum in Colorado, the Hefner seating. at the TPC of Connecticut in Cromweil on Thursday during winning run with two out in tee bot­ one of the albatrosses that leads to Bush’s defeat has to watch out for fungus and irrigate business, it can ^ it with any other Gallery in Oklahoma, the Bossoli tom of the inning. in 1992. Flye says it’s ail very depressing. And when necessary, and, oh yes, one more jxoduct too. Who knows, maybe one day Museum in Italy and some Japanese and the first round of the GHO. Perry finished at 7-under-par 63 Steve Balboni batted for Matt Why else do you think Bush’s ideological com­ thing, he has to defend the rea.son he he adds that it’s getting worse: “It used we will look back and remember this as Dench comparues. to hoid a one-stroke iead. to be that they just blamed us for tempt­ Nokes to open tee inning and rade in arms, William Safire, is so upset with does this kind of thing for a living. the time when everybody woke up.” The buyers have to sign a contract reliever Bob Sebra (1-2) replaced ing kids under age. Now they say even Until then. Farmer Dye will continue Flye is a tobacco grower. He cultivates saying they wtm’t display their chunk in Dan Plesac. Balboni singled and Thornburgh? secondary smoke is killing people. I was to participate in and justify the $50 bil­ a half million bright-leaf plants every any way that trivializes the tragic mes­ pinch runner Deion Sanders ad­ — Chuck Stone summer that are flue-cured and manufac­ in California a while back — you can’t lion t o b a ^ industry. The only thing he sage of the wall. breathe any air there. So, are we sup­ Hole-in-one worth vanced on Jesse Barfield’s sacrifice. tu re into cigars and cigarettes. The will not do is to use the stuff person^ly. New friends posed to shut down the automobile Sanders took third on a groundout widence is that they are also made into He is 57 years old. He had a severe heart and scored when Geren sliced a makers?” attack a few years ago, and, you guessed A bond of friendship is developing instruments of deadly afflictions, and between black leader Nelson Mandela drive into tee right-field comer. 1 The farmer sighs at that and stops his it, the first thing the doctors told him was this is the reason he must labor at and South African President F.W. De new car to Adams Starter Tim Leary, who has lost defending as well as gardening the truck. He pulls a tobacco plant from the to give up smoking. earth aiKl fondles it with his fingers. He Klerk. They are learning to trust and six straight decisions, held Mil­ produce. CROMWELL (AP) — John waukee to one run on four hits in wonders what would htqrpcn if people respect (me another. Mandela has told in­ Adams made a hole-in-one He says the foremost defense is timates that he is impressed with De Notebook seven innings. Milwaukee’s Mark stop making automobiles, or brought Where the Trash Goes Thursday at tee Greater Hartford freedom of choice. That is, they are Klerk’s sincerity and sensitivity and that Knudson held the Yankees to six hits harmful, but they are not necessarily about the ei^ of tobacco. “This plant is Methods of disposal for trash Open on tee 218-yard 5th hole with very important,” he says, “because it De Kleric is a man of integrity who and two runs in 7 1-3 innings. prohibited. He says some farmers grow m e ^ what he says. De Klerk has told a five iron. he reached the clubhouse. M ariners 6, Royals 4: Scott sugar that leads to obesity, while others helps pay the bills.in our country.” in the United States in 1986 “It took a (touple of hops and “I was startled," said Jones about Dye says the payments began on the his inner circle that he is impressed with Bradley hit a three-run homer in tee sell e ^ that have cholesterol, and there Mandela’s dignity and decency in spite curled in,” Adams said. “I was hearing teat Jay Haas’ score was eighth inning and Seattle overcame are likewise dangers in potatoes, farms themselves. He says he has 1,200 going to hit a four iron, but tee wind posted incorrectly on tee leader acres, and tobacco is limited to 80 of of decades of imprisonment that could two home runs by Bo Jackson. vegetables and beef. have made him bitter. Their good work­ picked up and I dropped down to a board. Bradley, who entered tee game as a “T te point is, people want these things them. The small crop is so valuable, five iron.” But Jones said tee error did not > 1990 by NEA. (nc ing relationship is a key to dissolving pimte hitter in tee seventh, homered 9 in spite of the risks. And that’s the same however, that it accounts for 75 percent It was his fifth tour ace, tee 1 Ite cause any strategy changes. of his overall profit. That enables him to apartheid. off Jeff Montgomery with two out. thing with tobacco. My family has been Mini-editorial of his life and tee first at tee GHO Pete O’Brien was hit by a pitch and "I'VE GOT m How about an exhibit of Map­ raising this product for more than a cen­ go on farming 1,120 acres of, say, less since Mike Donald’s in 1987 on tee lucrative com, cotton and soybeans. James Madison

Lendl takes positive step toward Wimbledon title MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29,1990—9 Softball By Rob Gloster "I can definitely make more first Try “zazrany,” he said, offering a to her roots. She made her first ^ - vaiKed Thursday with Lendl and tour to graduate from high school. Legion posts Zone victory In Brief . . . The Associated Press serves, I know that,” said the top word Czechoslovaks use to describe pearance of the year on Centre Navratilova to the third round. Amtmg the men, third seed Stefan seed, who added his game should m ingrained yearning. That, he said, Court, where she has captured a Fourth wcMnen’s seed Gabriela Edberg defeated Miloslav Mecir -r overwhelmed Coastal J WIMBLEDON, E n g l ^ — Ivan improve as the courts get harder and is how much he wants to capture the record-tying eight singles crowns. Sabatini needed a tiebreaker to 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, but 15th seed Henri Tool, 16-1, Thursday night at Fitzgerald Field. Tony three and walked three, to pick up Redor and Dave Grande were each 4-for-4 and Rich By Herald Staff Boutilier added an RBI single in, General Oil tops Mr. Musica Lendl returned to his roots to quicker during the two-week tourna­ only major title to elude his grasp. Navratilova, a Czechoslovak na­ finish off Anke Huber 6-2, 7-6, Leconte of France fell in five sets to the win for Post 102. the fifth. ment. Enmley 3-for-3 to lead the winners. Four others col­ describe his passion for winning Zazrany, which is pronounced tive who has a touch of zazrany in while seventh seed Katerina Austria’s Alex Antonitsch. Manchester plated its first run in “We’re playing better,” General Oil topped Mr. Musica of Hartford, 7-4, Unsuccessful in 10 previous trips lected two hits apiece. With its first winning streak of Wimbledon, and gave mwe signs za-zhra’-nee, is based on the verb her quest for a coveted ninth title, Maleeva lost only five games to Also advancing were a pair of the summer season, Manchester the opening inning. Don Saueer Manchester coach Dave Morency Thursday night in JC-Courant Senior Division action at to Wimbledon, Lendl has devoted RODVAN — Highland Park Market doubled up on that the dream may be about to be­ “zrat” that describes the way an swept past Anne Smith 6-2,6-3. Japan’s Kitniko Date. O ^ r suc­ seeded American teen-agers who Legion downed Windsor, 5-1, walked took second on a Ryan said. “Our pitching is better. It’s MCC’s McCormick Field. Craig Fiardi hurled the first his spring to winning this year, skip­ Cap n Cork lockage Store. 14-7, at Robertson ftrk. iMex come reality. animal devours its focxi. That pretty “This is just the second round, cessful women’s seeds were No. 11 achieved similar results Thursday Barry single and, after a double nice to have the other team getting five innings to pick the win for General Oil, 4-0-2, ping the French O ^ n to get more Britnell had four hits, Joe Panao and Paul TUcker three Thursday night in Zone Eight action Lendl needed just 78 minutes to well descibes what Lendl did to you don’t want to get too excited,” Natalia Zvereva and No. 14 Judith despite their vastly different styles. steal, Sauer scored on a Lindsey only one or two runs and we do with George Covey hurling the final two innings for the practice cm grass courts. at East Catholic’s Eagle Field. defeat Jakob H l a ^ of Switzerland Hlasek. she said. “But at the same time this Wiesner. Ninth seed Jim Courier, a power­ ^ie<% and Pete Devanney, John Hagearty and Kevin Boutilier infield groundout. some scoring. save. Marc Sears, Jason Stanizzi, Jim Jackson and Jeff 6-1, 6-3, 6-0 Thursday to reach the Uncomfortable with English Lendl lost just four games, the is the court that every termis player Rosalyn Fairbank of San Diego ful serve-and-volley player, strolled Schaffer two each for HPM, Brimell and Schaffer Manchester goes to 3-5 in the Mike Gilbert reached on an error Lynch each had two hits for General. words such as obsession or fixation, “Our defense is still shaky (four third round. Both winner and loser fewest he has given up in a match in dreams of playing on. So you don’t was the only losing women’s seed, past Jastxi Stoltenberg in three sets. homered. Brian Carr, Rob Lovett and Mike Custer each 2k)ne, 4-12 overall, while Windsor is and scored on a Delvecchio double errors) but we’re not hurting oursel­ the world’s top tennis player looked had three hits to lead the losers. Newman tops Evans Insurance said Lendl had improved on grass his 11 years at Wimbledon. want to get too overwhelmed by the falling 6-4, 6-3 to Amy Frazier, a Michael Chang, a baseline player 2-4. Manchester is at Rockville in the second. With two outs, ves,” he added. — and Lendl said he could get even to his native language for a proper Martina Navratilova, the occasion.” 17-year-old American who took ranked 13th, scooted past Jim Pugh, NORTHERN — Economy Oil Change downed tonight at 5:45 at Henry Fltirk in Ver­ Sauer’s grounder to third was The relief pitching of Kenny Hill and offense from term to express his desire. Yfindsor 001 000 0— 1-3.6 better. women’s second seed, also returned Seven other seeded players ad- three months off from the tennis also in straight sets. Coach s Comer, 15-6. Paul DiFrancesso, Steve Cole and non in another Zone Eight clash. thrown away, Delvecchio scoring fitanchastor 130 010 x— 5 5 4 Brian Crowley led Newman Lincoin-Mercury past Evans u Chns Trahan each collected three hits and Larry Rekas, Doug Delvecchio worked the first Chris Casay and Scott Schofalt; Doug Dol- Insurance, 7-6, in Twilight League play Thursday night with the inning’s third run scoring vecchio, Torn Strano (7) and Kavin Bottomlay Jim Hefeman and Sean Nevins two apiece for EOC. Moe six innings, in which he struck out on a Barry RBI single. WP- Dalvacchio; LP- Cosay at Moriarty Field. Bouchard had three hits and Chuck Barrera, Ken Acelin Evans had two runs in, to close the deficit to 7-6, in and Pat Carroll two each for Coach’s. the top of the seventh with runners at second and third ^ WOMEN’S REC — Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate and no outs. The next batter grounded to first for an un­ nipped Manchester Lumber, 2-1. Sharon Lauzon and assisted putout and when the runner ftom third didn’t SCOREBOARD Patsy Sigmund each had two hits for Lumber. come in to score and the runner from second tried to ad­ WEIST SIDE — Trinity Covenant Church outlasted vance a base, he was tagged out. 37-39—76 Lydall Inc., 17-13, at ftgani Field. Bob Bonosolli had “We were playing back,” Newman manager Gene Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 3 Nationai League resuits WhIlyLaa TonyKaHey 3539—77 three hits and Dave Flana, Garth Wlochowski, Dave Jdmson said. “I couldn’t believe he didn’t come in.” N Baseball TORONTO BOSTON Cubs 3, Expos 2 Transactions Golf David Cook 39-39—78 Rose, Doug Mitchell, John Newman and Dave EfeValve Craig Steuemagel was the winning pitcher for New­ ab r h bi ab r h bi David IHcOuada 4 5 3 6 -7 8 Felix rf 5 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 3 1 1 1 MONTREAL CHICAGO Harold Kolb 41-37— 78 two each for TCC. Scott Goutilcone had five hits, Bob man, 6-8. Keith DiYeso had two hits and two RBI and Famndz ss 3 0 0 0 JoReed 2b 4 0 0 0 abrhM abrhM Rick Todd 3539— 78 Caine and Eric Rasmus three each and Joe Kidd, Don Lae ss 1 0 0 0 Greanwl If 4 0 12 B A SE B A LL Brian Crowley doubled and knocked in three runs to lead American League standings DMrInz d 4 0 0 0 Dascanz cf 4 0 11 AmMlcAn Lm k iim Greater Hartford Open Gruber3b 4 1 1 0 Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 0 Owen ss 4 111 Sndbrg 2b 2 0 0 0 Lahue and Tony and Terry Fisher two each for Lydall. Newman’s. CaM Division AL—Named Jim Lefabvre of the Seattle Ball If 4 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 0 1 0 Walker rf 4 0 0 0 Grace 1b 3 0 0 0 scores PAGANI — Astros II belted Spruce Realty, 23-11. “We had some timely hits,” Jt^mson said. W L P e t G B McGriffIb 4 2 3 3 Burksef 4 1 1 0 Mariners and Frank Robinson of the Baltimora Sampan p 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 Orioles coaches for the 1990 All-Star game. U.S. Senior Open scores Evans falls to 2-11 with the loss. Boston 43 29 ,S07 — Olsruddh 3 0 0 0 P sn a c 3 1 1 1 Wanach 3b 4 0 1 0 Salazar If 4 1 2 1 CROMW ELL (AP) — Scores Thursday after Bruce Baltovich had four hits and Pete Czepiel, Jeff ¥ : Toronto 41 34 .547 BOSTON RED SOX—Moved John Dopson, the firat rourKi of the $1 million Greater Hartford RkRAMUS, N.J. (AP) — Scoraa Thursday 31/2 Myers c 4 0 1 0 Quintan 1b 3 0 0 0 Aklrete If 3 10 0 Varsho pr 0 10 0 Dolin, Dean Page and Keith Dolin three apiece for the Clsvstsnd 35 36 .493 71/2 LMano 2b 2 0 10 Rivara ss 3 12 0 pitcher, from the 15to the 21-day disabled list Open, playad on the 6,531-yard, per-36-34— 70 after the first round of toe $450,000 U.S. Senior Fltzgarfd c 2 0 0 0 Villanuv c 3 0 0 0 Placed Danny Heap, first basamarvoutfielder, Open Championship play^ on the 6,687-yard, fSv, Whalers sponsor blood drive Dstroit 35 40 .467 9i/2 Lawless 2b 0 0 0 0 Tournament Playeri Club of Connecticut winners. Steve Sulots had four hits and Mick Coulombe Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 on tf-to 15day disoblad list Activatsd Billy Jo Par 3536— 72 Ridgewood Country Club (a- Mitotoukss 33 36 .465 9i/2 Mllritsph 0 0 0 0 course: three to lead Spruce. f.'ti HARTFORD — HartfOTd Whalers’ players Joel Quen- Sontovan c 1 0 0 0 Lancastr p 0 0 0 3 Hobidoux, lirst baseman, from tie disabled list Btolimoro 32 41 .438 III/2 Willlms pr 0 0 0 0 Chris Perry 34-29—63 dertotss amaleur): Goff 1b 1 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 NEW YORK YANKEES-Optioned Delon REC — Wilson Electric zipped by Manchester Pizza, neville, Dave Babych and Todd Krygier and “Mr. Hock­ Nowlbrk 27 43 .386 15 MWIIsn d 4 0 1 0 Stave Jonea 33-31—64 Lea Trevino 34-33— 67 Golarrg 1b 1 0 0 0 Romos 3b 3 1 1 0 Sanders, outfielder, to Columbus of the kitarna- Wsst Division Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 31 4 8 4 Rocco Medata 34-31—65 John Paul Cain 33-35-68 18-5, at Nike Field. Gil Francis, Kevin Flanagan and ey” Gordie Howe will be on h a ^ Tuesday, July 10, Foley 2b 2 0 2 1 Wynne ph 10 11 tional League. Ctolad up Kevin Maas, first Ken Stili 34-34-68 W L P e t G B Toronto 010 002 000—3 Jay Haas 32-33—65 when the Whalers and the American Red Cross co-spon­ WJhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 BialackI p 1 0 0 0 boseman-oulfielder. Whiter ZembriskI 33-35—68 Briax Fax each had three hits and Tom Miles, Bill Chicago 44 25 .638 — Boston 100 030 OOx—4 Noboa 2b 1 0 0 0 Girardi c 10 10 Dan Forsman 33-32—65 Oakland 45 26 .634 — TEXAS RANGERS—Moved Felipe Castillo Nolan Henke 33-32—65 Jim Dent 33-35-68 Meadows and Wally Whitholm two apiece for Wilson’s. sor their third annual blood drive at the Hartford Civic E— Rivero, MWilson. DP—Toronto 2, Boston ZSmith p 2 0 0 0 and Terry Mathews, pitchers, from Tulsa of the Charles Coody 33-35—68 CaKfomia 37 37 .500 9i/2 1. LOB—Toronto 7, Boston 6. 2B— Liriano, Steve Elkington 32-33— 65 Fbx and Dan Jonex homered. Don Greenwood and Ted Center Coliseum. Mohoroc p 0 0 0 0 Texas League to Oklahoma City of the Chick Evans 34-35—68 Soattio 37 38 .493 10 Gmbar, Burks, Pena. HFt— McGriff 2 (15), Hubert Green 36-30— 66 Roomesrf 10 10 American Assodation. Babe Hiskey 34-35-68 Clifford each had three hits and Keith Lindsuom and Doors to the Civic Center will be open from 10:30 Mimaaoia 35 38 .479 11 Boggs (5). SB—MWilson (14), Burks (6), Evans Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 30 3 8 3 Nick Prioa 3531—66 Taxas 33 41 .446 131/2 Nailoluil League Tim Simpson 3531— 66 George Archer 35-35—70 Tim Nicola two apiece for Pizza. ajn. to 4:30 p.m. and at least one Whaler player will be (1), Williams (3). Montreal 000 010 010-2 NL— Nomad Don Zimmer of the Chicago Jim Albus 32-36—70 Kansosaty 30 41 .423 1 5 IP H R ER BB SO Ken Green 34-32—66 k on hand at all times to greet the donors, sign autographs Chicago 010 010 001—3 NIKE — Brown’s Pickage Store downed Tierney’s, Thursday's Gamas Cubs and Jim Layland of the Pittsburgh Pirates Gil Morgan 33-33—66 Craig Shonkland 3535—70 Toronto Orte out when winning run scored. r -’t Naw1fbrk3.Mtlwnukss2 coaches for the 1990 All-Star Gome. Jim Booros 34-32—66 Lou Graham 3535— 70 12-9. Marty Summa, Tony Mizzocato, Bill Maneggia, and pose for photos. Stotimyr L,8-7 8 8 4 4 2 3 E—Grace, Villanueva. LOB—Montreal 6, Taxas 8, MInnssola 6 HOUSTON ASTROS-Acthratad Tarry PjhI, Brian Claar 33-33—66 Harold Henning 34-37—71 Appointments for the blood drive can be made by call­ Boston Chicago 7. 2B— Dascenzo. HR—Salazar (4), Collins Judd and Scott and Dave Dougan each had two Clavaland 7, Ballimors 4 outfieldar, li om the 15day disabled list BiHy Mayfair 353 1 —66 Jack Nickiaus 37-34—71 Clemens W,12-3 8 8 3 3 1 9 Owen (4). SB —Nixon (25). S—Bielocki. ing 249-9000, Ext. 224, Saattls 6. Kansas City 4 Intamaiional League Barry JaecksI 34-32—66 Terry Dill 37-34— 71 hits for Brown’s. Dave Dougan homered. Bob Kennedy Reardon S,13 1 0 0 0 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Boston 4, Toronto 3 OKLAHOMA CITY 89ERS—Announced the Wbyna Grady 34-32—66 Dick Crosby 34-37— 71 had hree hits and Dave Fbumier, Brian McAuley, Jeff HBP—LklarKi by Clemens, Evans by Stot- Montreal ratirsmsnt of Dave Ertgle, catcher. Jim Cochran 33-36-71 Only gamas schedulad lismyra. Ray Barr 34-32-66 Barter and John Butler two apiece for Tierney’s. Springfield, Whalers in accord Friday's Gamas ZSmith 62-3 3 2 2 3 2 BASKETBALL fifiarkWiebe 32-35—67 a-Vance Moxom 3536—71 & Umpires— Home, McCoy; First, Hirschbeck; Mohorcic 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Taxas (Hough 7-5) at Boston (G. Harris 7-3), National Baaksiball Asaoclollon Loren Floberts 33-34— 67 a-Richard Evenson 33-38—71 POP DELANEY — Pagani’s nipped Main Pub, HARTFORD (AP) — The Hartford Whalers says its Second, Clark; Third, Hendry. Sampen U6-1 11-3 2 1 1 1 2 , V - ^ 735 p.m. LOS ANGELES CUPPERS-Named John Clark Burrougha 36-31—67 Art Silvsstrone 37-35—72 T— 246. A—34,547. Chicago 11-10, at Fitzgerald Field. Mark F^gani had three hits, new minor league affiliate will be the Springfield In­ CaNfomia (Abbott 4-6) at Clavaland (Nagy Hammorxl and Alvin Ganky assistant coaches David Canipa 33-34—67 Larry klowry 37-35—72 ■ I,’-*'- ■'Y dians. O 0-0), 7.35 p.ia BieleckI 61-3 2 1 1 3 8 and Keito Jones head trainer. Buddy Gardner 35-32—67 a-Paul Erhardt 3537— 72 Jim Dougherty homered twice, Ben F^gani homered and Oakland (SIswart 9-6) at Toronto (Carutti Assnmehr 12-3 2 1 1 0 2 World Basketball League Wbyna Levi 33-34— 67 Paul Massner 34-36-72 singled and Mike Coughlin homered for Pagani’s. Gus The only contingency to the agreement is contract Lancaster W,6-4 1 1 0 0 1 1 5 T l 4-5), 735 p.m. YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE—Signed TIil Sokk kfiark Calcavacchle 34-33— 67 J.D. kicswain 37-35—72 Liappes and John TIizzo had two hits apiece for Pub. The Assodaled Press negotiations between Indians owner and president, Peter Naw Vbrk (Cory 4-3) at Chicago (McOowall WP— Lancaster. and Aivar Kuusmoa, guards. Paul TritUar 34-33—67 Mika Hill 36-36— 72 4- 4), 8.05 p.m Rangers 8, Twins 6 Umpires— Home, Brocklandar; First Reiiford; FOOTBALL Bob Eastwood 34-33—67 Gay Brewar 36-36— 72 Cooney, and Centre Management, which manages the In­ Secorid, Marsh; Third, Wsndaisladt Baltimora (D.Johnson 6-4) at Minnesota National Football Lsagua Brad Fabel 353 2 —67 Rocky Thompson 36-36—72 SAFE AT THIRD — Jose Rijo of the Reds slides safely under the tag attempt of New York TEXAS MINNESOTA T— Z40. A— 31,974. dian’s home arena, the Springfield Civic Center. The par­ (A.Anderson 2-10), 8.05 p.m SAN DIEGO CH ARG ER S—Signed Jeff Mills, Dava Barr 34-33-67 a-Bob Moyers 36-36—72 abrhbi abrhbi Mets third baseman Howarej Johnson in the third inning of their game Thursday night at ties plan to meet next Monday to iron out a final contract Dstroit (J.M.Robinson 6-5) at Kansas City linebacker. Phil Blackmar 34-33—67 Dawitt Wbavar 36-36— 72 Espycf 6 111 Moses If 5 0 12 Little League (Gubicza 4-7), 8 3 5 pjn. HOCKEY Bob Wbicott 3 5 3 2 -6 7 DickHandrickson 38-35—73 The Whalers move to Springfield was approved by the n ^ Dghdy 1b 6 3 4 1 Nawmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Shea Stadium. The Mets won their 10th straight, 5-4. Milwaukaa (R R obinson 1-0) at Seattle National Hockey League Lance Tan Broack 36-32—68 Alton Duhon 36-37— 73 Franco 2b 4 112 Mack ph 10 0 0 Astros 2, Padres 1 American Hockey League’s Board of Governors, after (RJohnson 7-3), 1035 p.m. HARTFO RD W H ALERS-Announced that JohnAdama 3533-68 Jack Flack 353 6 — 73 Sierra rf 4 0 3 1 Manriq 2b 3 0 0 0 SANOIEGO HOUSTON Saturday's Gamss Springfield will be their new affiliate In the Kenny Parry 36-32-68 Dava Hill 353 7 — 73 NATIONAL FARM — Grames Printing and the Boaid ^proved the move of the New York Islanders Incvgliall 5 110 Gladden If 10 0 0 Texas at Boston, 10 S p.m abrhM abrhM American Hockey League. Bobby ClaiTpett 3532—68 Bob Charles 33-40— 73 to the new AHL franchise in Troy, N.Y. The Islanders JoRussIdh 1110 Puckattd 4 0 1 0 Robertolf 4 0 1 0 Vblding 2b 4 0 0 0 Casper’s battled to a 17-17 tie. Steve Foster, Eddie Tor­ Oakland at Toronto, 1:15 p.m NEW YORK ISLANDERS— Announced that Jim Cellar 36-32—66 Chi Chi Rodriguez 3538—73 were Springfield’s parent club for the past six years. Naw Ybrk at Chicago, 7 0 5 (xm Pknero dh 3 0 1 2 Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 10 Ramirz ss 4 0 2 0 Troy will be their naw offiliala in the American Curt Byrum 34-34—68 Al Kellay 34-39— 73 res and Todd Streeter played well for Casper’s. Pete Cooibgh 3b 3 0 0 0 Gaetti 3b 5 2 3 0 California at Clavaland, 705 |xm. TGwyrvt rf 4 0 0 0 Caminit 3b 5 0 0 0 Hockey Lbaqu#. Jodw Mudd 36-32-68 a-Gary Cowan 3 5 3 5 —73 Dubaldo, Tom Michaud, Adam Dzomy, Jason Milne, Mets, Reds are hooked up “We feel that this is a great move for the Whalers,” Stanley c 4 111 Larkin rf 5 0 10 O iH Detroit at Kansas City, 8 0 5 p.m JC a ita rd 4 0 1 1 Stubbs 1b 5,0 0 0 NEW YORK RANGERS—Tractod Chris Nilan. Peter Jacobsen 3533—68 Rivea Mcbea 3537— 73 Graan ss 1 0 0 0 Sorrant 1b 2 0 2 0 Pgirulo 3b 4 0 0 0 GWilson If 4 1 1 0 said Ed Johnston, Whalers vice president and general Baltknors at MInnesotix 805 pim right wing, to the Boston Bruins for Greg Bleina McCalUstar 33-35-66 Art Won 36-37— 73 Eric Ricci and Shawn Gallagher played well for Grames. Raimar ph 1 0 0 0 CasbHo rf 2 2 1 0 Mitwaukaa at Saattia, 1005 p.m. Tmpito ss 4 0 0 0 Biggio d 4 1 2 0 Johnstort right w k^ and future considarations. Greg Hickman 35 3 2 —68 John Broda 36-37— 73 Jeff Lukas had three hits. manager. “Springfield is a great hockey town and has a Huson ss 3 0 2 0 Ortiz c 5 14 3 Sunday's Oamas Stphnsn 1b 4 0 2 0 Anthony rf 3 0 1 1 Traded Johrtston to toe Toronto Maple Leafs for John Paesani 3533— 68 Jim O'Ham 36-37— 73 history of supporting the Whalers ever since we arrived iS Gagrte ss 3 0 0 0 AMERICAN FARM — Modem Janitorial outlasted Texas at Boston, 10 S p.m Cora pr 0 0 0 0 Gedman c 2 0 2 1 Tahir Domi, right wing, and Mark LaForest Paul Azinger 36-32—68 Lynn Rosaly 35-35—73 in the area in 1974.” Harper 3b 10 11 Grant p 0 0 0 0 Portugal p 3 0 0 0 goalterxler. Marshall Strauss 36-38— 74 DiRosa Cleaners, 14-12. Eric Jawroski homered twice, in possible playoff preview O “o California at Clavaland, 135 pim. Larry Silvaira 34-34—68 Totals 41 8 1 5 8 Totals 41 815 8 Oakland at Toronto, 135 p.m. Parent c 3 0 0 0 DaSmith p 0 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Cxtendod the con­ P.H. Horgan III 36-32—68 J .R King 3 5 3 5 —74 Texas OSO 100 011—8 Paul Moran 3 5 3 6 —74 Brian Anderson tripled, Todd Bcrgenty pitched well and Naw York at Chicago, 2 3 5 p.m Whitson p 1 1 0 0 Carxlal ph 1 0 0 0 tract of IVul Holmgren, heed coach, for two Mitch Adcock 36-32—68 Heep on the disabled list Detroit at Kansas CiV. 2;35 p.m. Mlnnasou 010 000 032—8 Lynn ph 1 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 years. Jerry Haoa 34-34—68 Dean Shaetz 37-37— 74 Brian Kennedy hit well for Modem. Javier Rivera MHwauksa at Saalda, 435 p.m E—Manriqua. OP—Texas 1, Minnesota 1. G Harrisp 0 0 0 0 SOCCER Ray Stewart 3 5 3 3 -6 8 Bulch Baird 36-36— 74 homered and tripled, Adam Carpenter homered, Ed two RBIs as St. Louis ended a four- BOSTON (AP) — First baseman-outfielder Danny LOB—Texas 15 Mirmasota 13. 2B— Daughar^ By The Associated Press O T l Baltimora at Mirmasola, 8.05 p.m. Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Major Indoor Soccer League Dillard Pruitt 34-34— 68 JoaJim anaz 36-36—74 Dowling had two hits and Mark F^uteaxu pitched well game losing streak and snapped Pit­ Heep was p la i^ on the 15-day disabled list by the Bos­ 2 JoRussall, Stanley, Huson, Puckett Irv JaClark 1b 0 0 0 0 KANSAS CfTY COMETS—Announced the JaffWilaon 3533-68 Gordon YftldeepuH 3539—74 NL Roundup ton Red Sox Thursday because of a disc problem in his National League standings caviglio. Sierra. 3B—Daugherty. S B —Franco Totals 33 1 5 1 Totals 35 2 8 2 resignation of Ed Cleavenger, president Dave Rummells 33-36—69 Charles Jonea 3536—74 for DiRosa’s. Both the New Yirk Mets and Cin­ tsburgh’s four-game winning streak. m (13). S—Stanley. San Diego 001 000 000 0 - 1 Named Kirk Schnurbusch executivs vice presi­ Brian Tannyion 36-33— 69 Arrtold Phlmor 36-38— 74 lower back. East Division Epstein Realty downed Blish Hardware, 16-6. Mike cinnati Reds think their four-game Tewksbury (3-0) retired the first IP H RER BB SO Houston 000 001 000 1—2 dent of sales arxl marketing; David Clements Fulton AHam 35 3 3 —69 Tonvny Aaron 37-37—74 W L Pci. GB “Darryl said this could be a 11 batters before Andy Van Slyke To make room for Heep on the 15-day list, the Red Texas One out when winning run scored. executive vice president and general manager; Billy Andrada 33-36— 69 Jimmy Powsll 37-37— 74 Driggs and Matty McTighe each had two hits and weekend series could be a preview - 0 5 Pittsburgh 42 29 .592 — BWittW,4-8 7 8 1 1 2 6 E— Ifelding. DP— San Diego 1. Houston 2. and Stove Lyman vice president of finance. Hal Sutton 36-33—69 Doug Sanders 36-36—74 preview of the playoffs,” Manager tripled. The Pirates began the game Sox moved John Dopson, who is facing right arm NawMbrk 40 29 .580 1 Andrew Batches and Scott Hare played well for Blish. of the National League playoffs. Moyer 1-3 3 3 3 0 1 LOB—San Diego 7, Houston 13. 2B— Stepharv COLLEGE Greg Twiggs 34-35—69 Jim Farraa 3536— 74 Bud Harrelson said. “We need to Montrato 42 32 .568 I S Steve Goodman, Eric Levesque, Matt Moynihan, Daniel with a major league-leading .274 surgery, to the 21-day DL. 1/2 Arrrsberg 2-310010 son, Gedman, Anthony. SB— Roberts (19), BROWN-Named David T. Roach atHetic Grant White 36-35-69 Don Massangola 3536—74 “I think the Reds will be there in PNIodelphia 34 36 .486 show we can beat them.” Boston filled the 25th spot on its active roster by ac­ 71/2 Rogers 1 3 2 2 1 0 Ramirez 2 (9), Anthony (5). S— Parent director. Kkk Triplett 3 5 3 4 -6 9 Jack Rule Jr. 3539—74 f Hasuerman and Sean Sutherland were among those who average. Tewksbury had a shutout Chicago 31 44 .413 13 October, and if we play like we’re Minnaeota IP H R E R B B SO Jack Farartz 34-35-69 Tom Shaw 3537— 75 Kevin Elstcr’s two-run double until the ninth, when be needed tivating first baseman Billy Joe Robidoux, who under­ S t Louis 30 43 .411 13 ST. LOUIS—Named Deborah \bw athlete ' played well for Epstein’s. West L.36 12-3 7 5 5 1 0 San Diego Dennis Harrington 3533— 69 a-Amos Jones 36-39— 75 capable of, we will, too,” said Dar­ Wsai Division director. and Howard Johnson’s RBI double last-out help from Lee Smith. went left shoulder surgery after being disabled on A|xil Berenguer 41-3 3 1 1 6 1 Whitson 6 5 1 1 5 4 Dewey Ametta 3534—69 Gary Playsr 354 0 —75 ROOKIES — Personal Tee nipped Yankee W L Pci. GB ryl Strawberry, who extended his Candlaria 1 1 0 0 1 0 GHarris 12-3 0 0 0 3 1 WebbHaintzalman 36-33—69 Jerry Barber 37-38— 75 ■ Aluminum, 13-12. Tara Pelletier, Keegan Stiles and Nick off Jose Rijo (5-3) gave the Mets a Tewksbury went 2-for-4 with an 29. a n d n n a l 46 25 .643 — ^ ( / ) Drumrxl 1 2 1 1 0 1 Lefferts 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 John Inman 34-35—69 Bruce Devlin 4 5 3 5 —75 hitting streak to 17 games with his 3-0 lead in the second inning. Eric SanFrwidaco 37 36 .507 Lentocha played well for the Tees. Bret Thompson, Al­ RBI infield hit in the seventh. 91/2 Leach 1 2 110 0 Grant L,1-1 1-321100 Gary Hallberg 37-32—69 Joe Carr 3537— 75 16th home nm in the Mets’ 5-4 vic­ Son Diego 35 35 .500 10 Davis hit a two-run homer off HBP—Manriqus by BWitt Houston D.A. Welbrlng 33-36-6B Dick Cannay 3537— 75 lison Koster and Willy Lodge played well for Yankee. Cubs 3, Expos 2: Pinch-hitter JD > LosAngalaa 35 37 .486 11 Rec baseball tory. Britsox rout Canton Umpires—Home, Shulock; First McClelland; Birtugal 71-3 4 1 1 2 4 Emiyn Aubrey 34-35—68 Dais Douglass 37-38—75 Dwight Gooden (7-5) in the fifth Marvell Wynne’s bloop single Houston 31 42 .425 151/2 > H SecoTKl, Hickox; TNrd, Roe. DaSmith 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jeff Hart 3534-68 Don Bias 3537— 75 CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Randy Randle had three hits, Atonla 26 42 .400 17 and SU'awberry homered leading off scored the wiiming run with one out T— 3:24. A— 25666. Arxlersen W,4-1 2 1 0 0 1 3 Sean Murphy 37-32-60 Orvills Moody 37-36—75 “The Mets are hot right now (a T3 Thursday's Gamss the sixth. Gooden singled home including a two-run home run, as the New Britain Red HBP— Roberts by Portugal. WP—Whitson. Clark Dennis 36-34— 70 Miller Boibor 37-36—75 in the ninth inning. Luis Salazar, Chicago 3, Monirsal 2 Pony League Little Miss 10-game winning streak and 19 of Umpires— Home, Winters; First, Layne; Bill Britton 37-33— 70 what proved to be the winning run Sox beat the Canton-Akron Indians 12-2 Thursday. Houston 2, Son Diago 1,10 innings The Red Sox nipped the. Mets, 9-8, at 22),” Reds manager Lou Piniella who homered earlier, led off with a Secorid, Barnes; Third, Runge. Leonard Thompson 3535—70 The Red Sox had 21 hits and scored seven runs off Naw Iferk 5, dndn nali 4 Cheney Tech. Mike Tryon pitched well, fifiat later in the sixth for a 5-2 lead. single against Bill Sampen (6-1) and Indians 7, Orioles 4 T— 364. A— 17,603. said. “But I think we showed we can S t Louis 5, Pittsburgh 1 SImIngton hod a tvee-run homer and Josh Larry M za 36-34— 70 Action in the Liule Miss Softball League Thursday Gooden yielded four runs and 10 pitcher Les Lancaster, sent up to starter and loser Jeff Mutis in 2 1-3 innings. Paul Only gamas scheduled CLEVELAND BALTIMORE Glasssr added two hits for the Red Sox. Ben Davis Love III 35 3 5 —70 battle them.” Quantrill, the winner, gave two runs and six hits in Fit<$sy*8 O ftinM ab r h U ab r h bl Grover and Joe Mayer each had two hits and Stave Hart 33-37— 70 Soccer night at Martin School saw Manchester Sewing Machine hits in 7 1-3 innings. Former Red sacrifice, walked on five pitches. Patrick Burke 35 3 5 —70 The Reds have a 9'/2-game lead Adanfa (Glavina 3-5) at Montreal (De.Mor- Browna2b 5 12 1 SFinley H 5 0 10 Chris Seymour sir>gled twice ar>d tripled for the Center top Army and Navy, 12-10; Westown Pharmacy John Franco worked 1 2-3 innings Shawon Dunston hit a long fly to seven innings. bnaz S-S), 735 p.m Wabstor d 5 0 1 0 BRipkn 2b 5 0 0 0 Mets 5, Reds 4 Mets. Clarence Rose 37-33—70^ over San Francisco in the NL West for his 14th save in 16 chances. Jeff Bagwell had three singles and an RBI for the Red Cincinnati (Mohior 2-2) at New Ibrk (qada Baerga 3b 5 1 1 2 Mlllign 1b 3 1 1 1 Lannie Clements 3532—70 belt Little Miss, 17-2, and Fuss & O’Neill and Nassiff center that moved pinch runner Gary CINCINNATI NEW YORK Tim Norris 3535—70 while the Mets seem about the catch Sox and John Valentin doubled twice in a 3-for-5 perfor­ 3-3), 7 3 5 p.m MIdndo It 4 0 1 0 Tetdeton c 2 0 0 0 ab r h M ab r h M Sports play to a 9-9 tie. Rijo (5-3), who missed his Varsho to third base and Wynne, Brad Faxon 34-36— 70 World Cup glance the Pittsburgh Pirates in the NL mance for the winners. hkMjston (Quilickson 5-5) at Philadelphia CJams dh 5 12 0 Melvin c 0 0 0 0 BHatchr If 5 12 0 HJhnsn 3b 4 0 11 Beth Ouellette homered twice for MSMC. Elisabeth scheduled start on Wednesday with batting for Domingo Ramos, singled (Combs 3-6), 7 3 5 p.m. Jacoby 1b 3 1 1 0 Orsulak rf 4 1 0 0 Ronnie Black 35 3 5 —70 SECOND ROUND Larkin ss 5 0 1 1 Magadn 1b 4 0 0 0 Bob Lohr 34-36— 70 East. The victory, coupled with Pit­ a tender right shoulder, gave up five Chicago (Horkoy 5-3) at Son Diego (Dunna Snyder rf 4 2 3 2 CRipkn ss 2 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 5 1 2 0 Jefferis 2b 4 0 1 0 Rec hoop Saturday, Juna 23 Hirko had three homers and Elise Fralliciardi and Becky over Monueal’s drawn-in infield. John Cook 36-34—70 tsburgh’s 5-1 loss to St. Louis, lifted Skinnerc 4010Wthgtn3b 3121 EDavis cf 5 1 2 2 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Gama 37 runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings. 0-3), 1035 p.m FlobertWrann 34-36— 70 Smith played well for A&N. Astros 2, Padres 1: Eric Anthony Trevino leads Senior Open Ferminss 4 12 2 HoUesdh 4 0 10 ONeiHrf 5 12 0 Strwbryrf 4 111 At Naploa, Maly the Mets into second place, one St Louis (DeLeon 6-5) at Loa Angaias Mark Brooks 353 5 —70 Nicole Dakin and Kelly Chameroy each had three hits “We deserve this,” Gooden said. doubled home Craig Biggio from Devarex d 4 1 2 2 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 0 0 M cRyl^ If 4 1 1 0 Cameroon 2, CoIoit^ 1, extra tima (VWanzusia 56), 1035 p.m John Huston 37-33— 70 game out and a half-game ahead of PARAMUS, NJ. (AP) — Lee Trevino shot a 5-undcr- Totals 39 7 14 7 Totals 32 4 7 4 OesterZb 3 0 10 Boston cf 2 10 0 Women’s Division Gama 38 including two homers and Kerri Ann McNamara and “After all the things we went first base with one out in the 10th Pittsburgh (Heaton 10-2) at Son Francisco Joey Sindelar 37-33— 70 Cleveland 200 401 000—7 Birtsasp 0 0 0 0 Carreond 10 10 AN-Slars 50 (Trish Sfodum 13, Linda Lee 13), At Bari, Italy Montreal, which lost to Chicago 3-2. through at the start of the season, par 67 to take a one-su-oke lead after the first round of (T.Wkson 36), 1035 p.m Stave Pale 36-34— 70 Danielle Cartier each had two hits including a homer for inning. Biggio singled with one out Baltimora 000 002 002—4 HMorrs ph 0 0 0 0 Sasser c 4 110 Smooto Moves 41 (Jodi Normaridin 16, Celesta CzechoslovaKia 4, Costa Rica 1 the 11th U.S. Senior Open. Saturday's Gamas Michael Allan 37-33— 70 In the only other game, it was Hous­ there were times it wasn’t fun to DP—Cleveland 2, Baltimore 2. LO ^ Braggs ph 10 10 Elster ss 1112 Miller 13) Sunday, Juna 24 Westown. Helene Chaponis homered and Katie Hamil­ off Marie Grant (1-1) and Anthony Ckxdnnati at Naw Tbrk, 135 p.m. Jim Gallagher 3535—71 ton 2, San Diego 1 in 10 innings. Trevino, a five-time winner this season on the Senior Cleveland 7, Baltimora 7. 2B— Fermin. Chariton p 0 0 0 0 Gooden p 3 0 1 1 Coach's Comer 54 (Lori Kulo 17, Sue Bou­ GanM39 come to the park.” pulled a double into the right-field Pittsburgh at Son Francisco, 335 p.m Denis Whtson 37-34— 71 ton, Sherrie Caine and Alyson Fink played well for Little HR—Baerga (3), Snyder (11), Milligan (13), Olivar c 4 0 1 0 Miller 2b 0 0 0 0 quet 14), Y>ung Guns 29 )Sua Tromblay 17, A l Thrln, Maly The Mets set a club record with Tour, had eight birdies over the 6,697-yard Ridgewood Houston at Philadelphia, 735 p.m. David O^in 34-37— 71 Cardinals 5, Pirates 1: Bob comer. Biggio easily beat the throw Deveraoux (2). S B —Browne (8), C James (3). Ri)o p 2 0 1 0 Brenda Allard (10). Argentina 1, Brazil 0 Miss. AUanla at Montreal, 7.35 pjn. Ed Fieri 353 5 —71 their 20th victory in June, and their Country Club course. IP H R ER BB SO Ouirwns 2b 2 0 0 0 Gam s 40 Sharon Anderson, Meghan Dyer and Melissa Gray hit Tewksbury held the best-hitting home. S t Louis at Los Artgeles, 1035 p m Tommy kfioore 35-36— 71 Charles Coody, Walt Zembriski, Jim Dent, John I^ul Cleveland Totals 41 4 13 3 Totals 31 5 8 5 At Milan, Italy wiiming streak is one short of the team in the majors to five hits and Chicago at Son D i^ , 1035 p.m John kIcComish 3536—71 well for F&O. Gilllon Haley had three hits, Beth Gorman Winner Larry Andersen (4-1) Sunday's Gamss Nipper W,1-1 7 5 2 2 5 1 Cinclmisu 000 020 110—4 Wsst Germany 2, Nathariands 1 club record set in 1969 and equaled an unearned run in 8 2-3 innings and Cain and Ken Still are second at 68. Chick Evans and Orosco 2 2 2 2 0 1 Lea Janzsn 3532—71 tripled and Patty Sullivan and Erin Tedford played well pitched two innings and gave up one Atlanta at Montraol, 135 p m New York 030 002 OOx—5 Paul Ryiz 3535—71 Monday, June 29 Babe Hiskey are tied for seventh at 69. Jack Nickiaus is Baltimore Rec soccer Gama 41 in 1986. Willie McGee had three hits and Cktoinnati at Naw Itoik, 135 p.m. E—Elster, Larkin, Millar. DP—Cindnnat 1. Neal Loncaslar 36-35—71 for NassifTs. hit. Bollard L.1-9 3 2-3 7 6 6 1 1 At Genoa, Italy four strokes back at 71. Houston at PhHadaiphlo, 135 p.m. LOB—CIndnnaU 10, New Yvk 5. 2B—Sabo, Jerry Anderson 36-35—71 Holton 31-3 5 1 1 0 0 Ireland 0, Romania 0 (Ireland wins 5 4 peml- Pittsburgh at Son Froncisoo, 3 3 5 p.m ONaill, Sasser, Elster, HJohnson. TadTrybe 37-34-71 Hickay 2 2 0 0 1 2 ty shootout) S t Louis at Los Angelaa, 4 3 5 p.m 38— BHatcher. H R ^ D e v is (10), Strawberry Tir/1 Pelrovic 36-35—71 N lp ^ pitched to 1 bettor in the 8th. Pee Wee Gama 42 Chicago at Son D i^ , 435 p.m (16). S B -Larkin (19). Jay Delsing 3536—71 Johnston leads LPGA event HBP—TeWeton by Nipper. At Roma IP H RER BB SO Oilers 4 (Shawn Smyth, Andrew Gilbert Brad Bryant 33-38— 71 Umpkas— Home, Barnett; B rs t Morrison; Italy 2, Uruguay 0 KrrCHENER, Ontario (AP) — Cathy Johnston shot American League results Cincinnati Daniel Murray, Brittany Bloin), Dolphins 0 (Jeff Bill Kratzart 35S.T— 71 In Brief . . . Fay Vincent won’t speculate Sacorid, Kosc; Third, Joyce. R lio L,5 3 51-3 6 5 5 2 3 Behrmann arid Geoff Inkel played well) Willie Wbod 37-34— 71 Thstday, June 26 an 8-under-par 65 to tie Ray Royd’s course record and Vbnkees 3, Brewers 2 T— Z53. A—33,449. Birtsos 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 FYitrlots 4 (TIiTOlhy WMIenberg 2, Jason Don Shkay 36-35—71 Gama 43 take a two-stroke lead over Patti Rizzo after the first Charlton 1 1 0 0 0 1 Taylor, David Brows), fi/histangs 0 (Lea Fischetti Tommy Amx>ur III 37-34— 71 A l Vsrona, Italy Yugoslavia 2, Spain 1, extra tima MILWAUKEE. NEW YORK Naw playsd wen) MikaHulbert 36-35— 71 round of the LPGA’s $600,000 du Maurier Classic on the abrhbi abrhM Gooden W.7-5 71-3 10 4 3 0 5 Jim Benapa 36-35—71 Gama 44 on Rose’s reinstatement appeal At Bologna, Itaty Bruins acquire Chris Nilan 6,415-yard Westmount Golf and Country Club course. Fakfar If 4 0 1 0 KaHy d 4 1 1 0 FrancoS.14 ,12-3 3 0 .0 0 1 Midgets J.C. Sneod 37-34— 71 ShaffiidSb 4 1 1 1 Sox 2b 3 0 0 0 Mariners 6, Royais 4 Umpires—Home, Harvey; FJtsl’ Crawford; England 1, Belgium 0, extra tima Floyd set the mark in the 1981 Caiudian PGA cham­ Suns 2 (Ryan Gllha 2), Toros 0 Sonny Skimor 37-34—71 NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Rangers uaded Vbunid 30 10Mtngl/1b 40 10 Second, DeMuth; Third, Gragg. KANSASCITY SEATTLE Metros .4 (Ryan Zowlstowski 2, Jimmy Dun- Harry Taylor 36-35—71 pionship. DPsrkrdh 3 0 0 0 Halllf 4121 abrhbi abrhbi T— 2:40. A— 43,647. right wing Chris Nilan to the Boston Bruins for right in other ways. Sports betting is nalts, Jorrod Howard), Falcons 0 Roger kleltbie 37-35—72 By Ed Golden Liselotte Neumann is third at 68. Patty Sheehan, Kate Brock 1b 4 0 10 Nokas dh 3 0 1 1 Saitzar3b 5 0 10 Reynids2b 2 0 13 Bob Murphy 36-36—72 QUARTERFINALS wing Greg Johnston and future considerations, then sent The Associated Press regressive, not a very good form of Daarrf 3 110 Bolbonlph 10 10 Pacota ss 3 1 1 0 Cotto rf 3 0 1 0 Rogerson, Vicki Fergon, Lauri Merten, Pamela Wright, 1 Juniors Howard Twitty 3534— 72 Saturday, Juns 30 Johnston to the Toronto Maple Leafs for right wing Tic Surhoffc 4 0 0 0 SorKlerspr 0 10 0 THabN rf 4 1 1 2 Giles ss 0 0 0 0 Stan Utley 37-35—72 Gam s 49 taxation and I think it hurts, and it Cardinals 5, Pirates 1 Cyclones 1 (Tom Tierney), Strikers 0 Terri Lyn Carter and Deb Richard are tied for fourth at Ganlnr2b 3 0 0 1 JaBrfldrl 2 0 0 0 WWkson If 0 0 0 0 Griffey cf 4 0 1 0 David Edwards 37-35— 72 At Florsncs, Haly Domi and goaltcndcr Marie LaFbrest. BOSTON — Commissioner Fay could hurt seriously, the sport in­ 69. Spiars os 2 0 0 0 Layritz 3b 4 0 0 0 BJeksn d 4 2 2 2 Laonrd dh 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH STLOUIS Bears 5 (Megan Donnelly, Brad MacMillaa Rst Megowan 3534—72 Argentina vs. Yugoslavia, 11 a.m. Nilan missed 60 games last season with arm and knee volved,” he said. “I have said we Wsughn ph 1 0 0 0 Geran c 4 0 1 1 Brett 1b 4 0 2 0 P06rin1b 22 10 abrhM abrhM Meghan Buckley, Kyle Zawlstowskl, Mika Ed Dougherty 3534— 72 Gama 49 Vincent Thursday ruled out legal­ Gluliano), Rangers 0 E D iU ss 0 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 3 0 1 0 Eisnrch If 4 0 1 0 EMrtnz 3b 3 2 1 0 Bckmn 3b 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 5 1 1 0 Dan Halldorson 36-36— 72 At Roma injuries. In 11 NFIL seasons, the Boston naUve has ac­ ized betting on baseball, called for will not consider a state for expan­ ToiM s 31 2 5 2 Totals 32 3 8 3 Tablsr dh 4 0 0 0 T Jones If 4 12 0 JBell ss 4 1 1 0 McGee d 5 0 3 2 Don Raaaa 3534— 72 Ireland vs. Italy, 3 pm. cumulated 2,506 penalty minutes, tops among active sion which has any of those arrange­ Rslociosc 2 0 0 0 Vallac 2 0 0 0 better pay for minor league umpires, Deion Sanders is demoted Mllwaukss 000 010 001—2 VbnSlyk d 4 0 2 0 Guerrar 1b 4 0 2 0 Lon HInkla 36-36— 72 Sunday, July i players and third on the all-time list behind Dave Wil­ ments.” NSW Tbrk 200 000 001-3 Mefrin ph 1 0 0 0 SBradley c 2 1 1 3 Bonilla rf 3 0 0 1 Collins 1b 0 0 0 0 Keith Claorwatar 37-35—72 Gama 47 and refused to speculate how he NEW YORK — The New York Yankees demoted out­ Two outs whan winning ron scored. Jeltz 2b 3 0 0 0 Schaefr ss 2 0 0 0 Bonds If 3 0 0 0 Zailec 5 0 0 0 Kanny Knox 3537— 72 A l Milan, Italy liams (3,966) and Willi Plett (2,572). if would rule on an appeal for E — Sox. DP— Milwaukaa 1, Now 'tork 2. Radio, TV Vincent said he realized expect­ fielder Delon Sanders to their Columbus farm club in the Perry ph 1 0 0 0 Briley rf 2 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 2 2 1 0 Tom ^ a 36-36— 72 Czechoslovakia va. West Germany, 11 a.m reinstatement by Pete Rose. LO O Milwaukaa 5, Naw >bik 6. 2B -Kally, Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 30 8 8 8 LVIllere c 3 0 0 0 klThmp rf 4 1 2 0 Carl Cooper 37-35-72 Gama 48 Holmgren gets an extension ing a news organization to be com­ International League following Thursday’s game with Hal, Dear. 38—Es^noza. HR— ShaKald (4). Kansas CMy 000 103 000-4 Lind 2b 3 0 2 0 Oquend 2b 3 1 2 1 Calvin Peela 40-33—73 At Naplaa, Maly “It would be wrong for me to ^1 pletely objective in the handling of the Milwaukee Brewers. 5 — JaOarfokl Sa s HIa 000 000 33X—^ Drobek p 1 0 0 0 TJones ss 4 0 1 1 Bill Sander 37-36— 73 Cameroon vs. England. 3 p.m. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia Flyers coach project what thoughts I would have, IP H R ER BB SO k/lerced ph 1 0 0 0 Twksbry p 4 0 2 1 Today George Burnt 37-36—73 stories was “unrealistic.” Sanders pinch ran and scored the winning run in the E—EMarlinaz. DP—Kansas City 1, Seattls 1. Paul Holmgren received a contract extension that is how I am going to evaluate any such MHwaukss L O B -K an sas City 6. Seattlo 6. 2B— Seitzer. Tibbs p 0 0 0 0 LaSmith p 0 0 0 0 2 p.m. — Golf: U.S. Senior Open, fiHika Donald 40-33— 73 “I believe I’m correct in positing Yankees’ 3-2 victory. Knudson 71-3 6 2 2 2 3 Pecota, Cotto, TJones. 3B— Reynolds. King ph 1 0 0 0 John Karchar 3535—73 believed to run through the 1992-93 season. Terms of the application,” Vincent said of how he 9 that truth can and does exist. And if Plasac 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Rossp 0 0 0 0 ESPN Larry Damara 353 6 —73 SEMIFINALS There are reports Sanders, a two-sport star in college, H R -B Ja ckso n 2 (12), Tartabull (8), SBradley Thssday, July 3 ccmtract were not announced. Holmgren has a two- SabraL.1-2 2-3 2 1 1 0 0 Totals 31 1 5 1 Totals 36 5 14 5 Rick Fahr 3534—73 might decide the case against Rose. it does, we know from our logic (1). SB—Brett (4), Elsenrelch (7), BJackson 4 ptm — Golf: Great Hartford At Naples, Maly won’t accept the demotion and instep will head to the N sw T b iti ( 10). Pittsburgh 000 000 001— 1 Jay Don Blake 36-37—73 season record of 66-75-19. “I really believe that one of the courses, that cannot be balanced,” Lsory 7 4 1 1 2 0 Open, USA Cable Argentina or Yugoslavia vs. Ireland or Maly 2 Atlanta F^cons’ training camp. The NFT F^cons open IP H R ER BB SO StLouis 010 210 lOx—5 Joel Edwards 36-37— 73 p.m. '• great insights of life is that one he said. “And if it does, by seeking Gutormon 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas City E— BonWa. LO B—Pittsburgh 5, SLouis 11. 5 pjn. — Tennis: Wimbledon Chip Back 38-35— 73 Former boxing champion dies camp July 26. Ritual W,16 1 11110 2B— McGee, Coleman, Lind. 3B— McGee, Greg Bruckner 3535—73 Wsdnssday, July 4 should not decide tomorrow’s ques­ balance, it seems we and you may Sabrhgn 6 2-3 7 3 3 3 6 highlights, HBO A l Hirln, Msly Sanders was recalled from Columbus May 21 and MDavisUI-5 2-3 0 2 2 1 2 VanSlyka. SB— MThompson 2 (14). SF— Bonil­ Mika Schuchart 37-36—73 MEXICO CITY (AP) — Gilberto Roman, a former tion until tomorrow,” Vincent said be heading toward confusion of the la. 7:30 p.m. — Reds at Mets, FfobartGaga 3538—73 Czechoslovakia or West Germany vs started 13 consecutive games. He was batting .126 with Montgmry 2-311101 Cameroon or EnglarKl, 2 pm. superflyweight world champion, died Wednesday night in a speech to the 17th Associated Seattle IP H R ER B B SO SportsChannel, WFAN (660-AM) Jim HaUet 37-37— 74 news and the editorial functions. one home run, five RBI and six stolen bases upon his Calendar Press Sports Editors convention. Swan 5 7 4 4 1 3 Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Red I^x, Tom Eubank 37-37— 74 in a car accident, according to a World Boxing Council Fay Vincent Vincent said it was very difficult demotion.. GaHorris 2 1 0 0 1 3 Drabek L,8-4 5 10 4 4 3 2 Dave Eichalbergar 37-37— 74 “Mr. Rose is facing sentencing on a Tibbs Jim Wbodward 37-37— 74 spokesman Jaime Perez. Roman was 29. to value a market for expansion Today Comstock W,3-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 1112 Channels 30. 38. WTIC THIRD PLACE Tom Pe,mlce Jr. 36-38— 74 Ramon earned his first superflyweight championship criminal proceeding under the tax to you. The beauty of this position is BAMbiN Schooler S.19 1 0 0 0 0 2 Ross 1 0 0 0 0 0 7:30 p.m. — Athletics at Blue Salurdsy. July 7 without thinking hard about the size Slava Lamontagne 3536— 74 All-Star coaches are named Mwrchaolar Legion at Hockvilla (at Rockvilia Swan pitched to 3 batters in the 6th, GaHorris StLouis > A l Bail, Maly in March 1986 in a 12-round decision with Japan’s Hiro laws in Cincinnati, and it seems that I don't have to think about it.” and capacity of the local media pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Twksbry W.3-0 8 2-3 5 1 0 1 1 Jays. ESPN David Peoples 38-37— 75 Semifinal losars, 2 p.m. High). 5:45 p.m. Watanabe. He lost the tide in 1987 in a technical knock­ much will happen between now and Vincent said baseball officials NEW YORK (AP) — Don Zimmer of the Chicago 9 HBP—Cotto by Saberhagen, POBrien by LeSmilhS,8 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 8 p.m. — Yankees at White Sox, Brian Karrvn 37-38—75 market. P B -Z e ila . Kan klattiace 37-35-75 out to Argentinian Santos Laciar in Reims, France, but Aug. 21, the earliest that this could were working hard to convince Con­ Cubs and Jim Leyland of the Pittsburgh FHrates were Saturday MDavis. MSG. WPOP CHAMPIONSHIP “There’s no question that baseball BftMbiU Umpires—Home, Voitagglo; First Reiiiy; Umpires— Home, Darlmg: FksL Froemmino; Fred Fur* 41-35— 78 Sunday, July a regained it in April 1988, beating Colombian Jesus Rojas arise.” gress to pass legislation to take is confronted by a serious issue of named National League coaches for the 1990 All-Star Sacorid, Pulll; Third, Ropuano. 10:30 p.m. — Brewers at Jofw David Paraons 37-39— 76 At Roma Enliald at Manchaalar Legion (Moriarly FlaW), Second, Meriwether; Third, Scott in 12 rounds. Last December, he lost the title by decision Asked whether he would vote away the rights of states to hold Game to be played July 10 at Wrigley Field. T— 2:49. A— 15425. T— Z27. A—22,602. Mariners, K P N John Dowdtfi 3537—76 Somdinal winners, 2 p.m. trying to keep each of its 26 teams 1 pm . to Ghanian Nana Konadu. Rose into the Hall of Fame if given sports lotteries, calling them “bad competitive when the revenue Jim Lefcbvre of the Seattle Mariners and Frank Robin­ In 61 amateur and professional matches, Roman was the chance, Vincent termed it a politics and bad policy for the state.” streams for the teams varies sig­ son of the Baltimore Orioles were named American 54-6-1. hypothetical question. “I leave that “They arc unwilling to raise taxes nificantly,” Vincent said. League coaches. 0 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29, 1990

Drug treatment needed Innocent fflaurlirstrr Herald From Page 1 J with guidelines: Bennett Section 2, Page 11 Superio- Court Judge Thomas H. Friday, June 29,1990 owm and another quarter wtm’t stop Bennett dismissed arguments about his daughter’s acquittal. a girl that was two-timing him,” said OCAL/REGIONAL By Carolyn Skomock Comgan declared a mistrial the using drugs no matter what Kleber often raised by congressional The verchet came after 35 hours Ward. The Associated Press conspiracy charge, leaving the state said. The rest need fcnmal treatment Democrats that he cares more about of deliberations over nine days. Assistant Slate’s Attorney James programs, he said. the opportunity of trying Aparo for a Meister and other jurors said in WASHINGTON — The country law enforcement than treatment, and second time. Thomas portrayed Aparo as a cold Bennett and Kleber spoke at a that the drug war budget reflects that the end, they simply believed Aparo and manipulative woman who was needs to boost the number of drug But Bailey was not ready to say itows conference with Louis W. Sul­ bias by devoting 70 percent to law over Coleman. the driving force behind tlie murder treatment slots, but "treatment on whether the state will go forward IN CONNECTICUTb Board slashes classroom, parking lot livan, secretary of health and human enforcement efforts. Coleman, who confessed to the demand" is a bad idea, the nation’s with a new trial. First, he wants to plot. Rowland backs Schiavone drug control policy director says. services, to announce the publica­ “I have always believed that ef­ murder, was sentenced to 34 years During four days of riveting tes­ Although staff positions and quirments. sibilities of social studies and reexamine the case and wait to see in prison and agreed to testify By Rick Santos Taxpayers should not be asked to fective drug treatment must be an timony, Coleman said the teen-ager NEW HAVEN ( ^ ) — Republican gubernatorial candidate John G. programs were saved primarily, Board member Sally Lessard said English teachers. tion of a report called “Understand­ how Corrigan rules on a moticxi for against Aparo. Rowland says he will support his former rival for the nomination, Joel Manchester Herald su^xMl a program “governed by the ing Drug Treatment" integral part of any successful na­ dismissal erqrected to be argued he emee called his “dreamgirl” had school board member Thomas Man­ it would not be fair of the schools to Packman said the plan could af­ whim and caprice of people who are tional drug control strategy," Ben­ Juror Michael Ward said the jury repeatedly begged him to kill her Schiavone, for the office of comptroller on his ticket. ning attempted to make reductions assists students with special needs, fect curriculum because of the bur­ Bennett conceded the report does Monday by Aparo’s defense attor­ BOLTON — A modular nett said. “And the more I’ve seen doubted Coleman’s motives in tes­ mother. The announcement came Thursday, a day after Schiavone dropped in those areas to salvage the and simultaneously ignore the den of the increased in the number on drugs," William J. Bennett, not break any new ground but in­ ney, Hubert Santos. Bailey said he tifying. classroom that was planned to be director of the Office of National and learned about good drug treat­ “There’s not a whole lot of justice his underdog bid for the top spot on the ticket, endorsed Rowland and modular classrooms. upper-level students who also of students per teacher. After a short stead is a compilation of knowledge will oppose a move for dismissal. leased for elemrmtaiY school stu­ Drug Control Policy, said Thursday. ment, the more convinced I’ve be­ “He was very sly. He was very in what happened today,” Coleman said he would run instead for comptroller, one of the state’s top fiscal Manning, however, ran into benefit from special attention. discussion. Manning decided to on the matter written in layman’s In clearing Aparo of being dents and the project to repair a come." calculating,” he said of Coleman. “It told WFSB-TV in a telephone inter­ offices. strong opposition after he suggested But Manning said his younger si­ withdraw the proposal. Many drug abusers start and stop terms to prompt interest in the sub­ Coleman’s accomplice, the jury parking lot at the high school are the treatment programs repeatedly Sullivan called treatment “one of could be revenge. It could be parole. view from jail. “\bu want to call “It was a very unselfish act for Joel to step out of the race before the that $A1,000 for the gifted program blings went through the program at ject. rejected the state’s contention that two major items which school board Besides the parking lot and the without ever completing one, he the iro a important tools we have in Revenge — considering he was sold somebody shrewd, you want to call the middle school level and said it The report notes that some the t^-ager recruited her former convention,” Rowland said. “He put the party and the prospect of vic­ members cut from the budget be cut and $11,600 be restored for modular classroom, cuts were made said at a White House news con­ alleviating the pain and misery that out by her — struck me right away.” somebody a liar, that would be her.” did not help them much. hindrances to increasing the number boyfriend to kill her tyraiuiical tory ahead of his own personal interests. Thursday. enhancement programs such as by eliminating programs such as the ference. drug addiction has wrought iqx>n ^>aro testified during the four- The defense countered Coleman’s He said also that the need for the of treatment slots are a lack of mother. “He is umqucly qualified for the office of comptroller, with his In making cuts in mostly equip­ guest speakers. converting the high school oil The goal, Bennett said, is “to our nation.” week trial that although she had fan­ testimony with a parade of witnesses gifted program is based on the out­ trained staff and conununity resis­ The jury of eight men and four business and financid background,” said Rowland, a three-term con­ ment, supplies, and capital projects, School Superintendent Richard burner, replacing desks at the high But it isn’t easy, the report said. tasized about killing her 47-year-old who said Aparo suffered years of dated educational philosophy that have sufficient capacity to provide tance to locating new treatment womra said they did not believe gressman from Waterbury who is itow assured of the GOP nomination the Board of Education o p t^ to sal­ Packman was the first to defend the school, purchasing a computer for treatment for people who will “Success often comes only after a mother, Joyce, she had nothing to do psychological and physical abuse at teachers focus on middle-level stu­ programs in neighborhoods where Dermis Coleman’s testimony that with the murder. at the July'21 convention. vage staff positions and programs. gifted program, which is designed the office at the elementary school, benefit ftom it and who are serious relapse into drug use and ftirther the hands of her m t^er. dents, thereby boring the upper they are needed. Aparo masterminded the murder Rowland made the announcement at the GOP’s annual Prescott The classroom, priced at $28,050, for exceptional students who may and providing travel money for treatment, which complicates at- Aparo insisted Coleman acted Meister said the jury remained level. However, he said new about undergoing the process of plot, or that he carried it out to prove Bush awards dinner, the party’s biggest annual ftind-raiser at which and the parking lot, at $27,400, become bored in the regular staff. treatment." alone when he entered the Glaston­ split, 7-5 in favw of acquittal, after programs and techniques in teaching his love to her. bury condominium she shared with Secretary of Labor Elizabeth Dole was the featured speaker. make tp almost half of the $ 118,000 classroom. Also eliminated were the pur­ The Bush administration is seek­ five votes on the conspiracy charge. changed, so such programs arc not Jury fweman Richard Meister her mother on Aug. 5, 1987, The award is named for the late U.S. Sen. Prescott Bush, R-Conn., in reductions needed to lower the “That’s a program that I find ex­ chases of computers for the elemen­ ing $1.5 billion for drug treatment w ink^ at Aparo as the jurors filed Aparo had faced up to 60 years tremely valuable to the Bolton necessary. tary and middle school, fuel for the Riflemen could disable strangled Mrs. Aparo in her bed,’ prison term on the accessory charge father of President George Bush. 'The president’s mother still lives in budget to the $5529,587 passed by next year, a 68 percent increase over into the courtroom at 3:30 pjn. to Greenwich. voters Monday. school system,” Packman said, ad­ After the discussion. Manning’s h i^ school, supplies for all schools, the budget when President Bush drove her body to Bemardston, and up to 20 years on the conspiracy announce the verdict. Members of the Citizens Alliance ding that the program in one in suggestion was rejected by a 4-1 benches for the high school, and a UxA office. Mass., and dumped it under a high­ charge. This year’s awards were presented to former state GOP Chairman city power supplies Aparo, 19, broke into a smile, way bridge. for School Excellence attended the which students blossom. vote. central fire alarm system. A portion If the money is approved and To have found Aparo guilty of ac­ Frederick Biebel of Stratford and Raeanne Curtis, veteran party Then he suggested money be hugged her attorney, and started to Aparo said Coleman blamed her worker of New Haven. meeting. They said they were happy Although the gifted program is of money for field trips was cut states match the federal effort, there cry as Meister read the verdict. She cessory, the jurors would have had not mandated by the state, the super­ saved by not filling a teaching Other cuts were nude in the con­ congressional Office of Technology mother for destroying their relation­ to find that she asked Coleman to to see cuts were not made in teach­ w ll be treatment slots for 1.9 mil­ By Robert Greene later hugged two of the jurors, ■ PBtton claims 20 percent ing positions, but would have been intendent said toere is discussion at vacancy at the high school and com­ tinuing education program and stu­ lion peq)le by the end of fiscal Assessment told the Senate Govern­ ship and believed Mrs. Aparo had kill her mother or somehow helped pensating by shuffling the respon­ The Associated Press saying, “I owe them my life.” encouraged Karin to have an affair HARTFORD (AP) — Republican 3rd District congressional can­ happier if no cuts had to be made. the state level about making such re- dent activity funds. 1991, said Dr. Herbert Kleber, Ben­ ment Affairs Committee. him commit the crime. On the cc«i- Aparo’s father, Michael Aparo, with Alexander Maikov, the 24- didate Gerard B. Patton says he has the convention delegate support nett’s deputy director for drug WASHINGTON — Terrorists “Two or three knowledgeable in­ hu^ed her outside the courthouse, spiracy charge, the jury would have demaixl reduction. year-old son of her violin teadier. had to fiixl that Aparo had an agree­ he needs to force a primary for the nomination with the GOP front­ could Imock out electrical power to dividuals using only readily avail­ smiled broadly and said, “What do “I found it perstRially hard to runner, state Sen. Thomas Scott. Kleber estimated that up to 25 an American city by using store- able, off-the-shelf supplies could you think?” when asked how he felt ment with Coleman to kill her CASE believe that somebody would kill for mother. Patton needs the support of at least 25 of the 125 delegates to the Celebration million people need treatment The bought rifles on carefully chosen destroy enough facilities to cause a July 16 convention. He told reporters at a state Capitol news con­ most recent treatment capacity targets, congressional researchers short-term blackout over a figure is for 1987, he said, when said Thursday. metropolitan area, followed by ference that he had 38 and could have more than 40 by the conven­ angered is tomorrow there were slots available for tion. . Armed with high-powered rifles months of reduced reliability and 800,000 people. available from any gun store and Lies Patton, a former state representative from Milford, was the party’s rotating power outages during peak nominee in the 3rd District in 1988, losing to Democrat Bruce A. By Rick Santos Manchester’s townwide celebra­ TTre government estimates there some basic engineering knowledge, periods,” Roy told the panel, which tion of Independence Day will take are 4 million to 6 million addicts terrorists could wreak havoc without Morrison. This year, the seat is open because Morrison is running for Manchester Herald o \ is investigating the vulnerability of From Page 1 governor. place tomorrow at the Bicentennial JJ -n nationwide, of whom about one- having to get past a single guard at power plants to terrorists, hurricanes Band Shell on the campus of quarter can stop using drugs (xi their generating plants, Robin Roy of the Scott, also of Milford, released the names of 94 delegates he said BOLTON — Members of the and earthquakes. group Citizens Alliance for School MaiKhester Community College Prosecutors believed the letters, Richard Meister, the jury fOTeman. finally kill her mother as they had were committed to him. with a chicken barbecue, two con­ which were often filled with teen­ Coleman testified that he killed He called Patton’s campaign “a sad spectacle” and said Patton Excellence said Thursday that they planned on four earlier occasions. are outraged by comments made by certs, and an aerial firewOTlcs dis­ age angst and flowery prose, impli­ Aparo’s mother to prove a love that He said he decided to go through ought to quit the race. play among the attractions. cated both Aparo and Coleman in he described as “beyond obsession.” Either Patton or Scott will face Democrat Rosa L. DeLauro in their adversary whom they think has with their plot after Aparo, in two indirectly accused them of blowing The celebration is the seventh the killing. “There was nothing that I November, who is unopposed for her party’s nomination. tearful conversations right before up his mailbox Wednesday night. since the Independence Day obser­ Schools But jurors said they did not wouldn’t do for her,” Coleman said. the murder, begged him to do it so believe that repeated references in Jurors said they rejected the no­ ■ Judges table rule changes The members of the groiqi were vances were reinstituted after a she could get away from her upset by the comments reported in lapse of many years. Large crowds the letters to a “plot" and a “plan” tion that Aparo somehow controlled domineering mother. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Connecticut Superior Court judges have From Page 1 meant a plan to kill Aparo’s mother. Coleman. tabled proposed changes in rules governing broadcast and photo Thursday’s Herald and attributed to have been attracted to the fes­ The note qipeared to backfire on Charles Holland, chairman of The tivities in each of the last six years. o d Instead, jurors said they believed Prosecutors believed wie of the coverage of Connecticut courtrooms, leaving the existing rules intact the prosecution. Jurors said they Neglected Taxpayers. Tomorrow’s events will begin at increase in 1997-98 to 1,944, a 23.8 to Brockman and Starble, such as that Coleman was angry because most compelling pieces of evidence indefinitely. programs needed and the other to believed Coleman or Aparo would In the story, Holland said the van- 4:30 p.m. with the barbecue, and percent change. crowded libraries, inadequate sup­ Mrs. Aparo had encouraged her against Aparo was a note Coleman evaluate the facilities’ ability to have destroyed the note if it referred “Nothing has changed,” said Lawrence G. Moore, Judicial Depart­ iJals who set off an explosive device the meal will be served until 7:30 The report says an upward trend port services, limited storage area, daughter to sleep with Markov. “deliver” those programs. left between the sheets of Aparo’s to a murder plot. ment spokesman, after a closed-door meeting of the judges Thursday. in his mailbox may not be members pjn. O "D in enrollment at the elementary and limited computer space and They also said they felt Coleman bed two days before the Aug. 5, “Involve a greater number of The jury, while clearing Aparo on The Rules Committee of the Superior Court had recommended two of CASE. Barbecue tickets will be avail­ middle schools will continue and the restricted space for some physical testified against Aparo because he 1987 murder. people in ‘th; enpowerment,’ the the accessory charge, was unable to changes. “I personally am outraged that able at the site at $7 each. declining enrollment at the high education and fine arts and special decision making,” said Starble, wanted to get back at her for turning “To my dreamgirl. I will do the reach a verdict on the less-serious One would have reduced from three days to one the time before a him in to police. Charlie Holland would even allude In addition to the dinner, ice O “n school will swing back up in education classes. which tends to encourage support deed ... I promise you!!” wrote conspiracy charge. Judge Thomas trial began that a media outlet must request permission to bring “Dennis had so many reasons to to CASE in the vandalism of his I cream, hot dogs, soda and coffee 1992-93, two years ahead of an ex­ Starble noted that although the from the community he said, a Coleman. H. Corrigan declared a mistrial after cameras or microphones into the courtroom. m kill Joyce all by himself — to think mailbox,” said CASE co-chair­ will be sold throughout the day. pected toward swing in high school town has renovated two schools and “shared vision.” Coleman testified that he wrote the jury twice told him they were The other would have made optional a meeting among the judge, “Time Was,” a 50s and 60s enrollments statewide. the other two are currently being that he didn’t is beyond me,” said the note to let Aparo know he would woman Christine Walsh. Brockman noted a common com­ deadlocked on the second charge. the media representative and attorneys for both sides before the judge Walsh said that she is confident band, will perform from 4:30 to The impact will be a need for renovated, that work has been to plaint was that the average student is could grant permission for coverage. With the tabling of that proposal, that members of her group had noth­ 6.30 p.m. and the Governor’s Foot mwe space at the schools, according bring the buildings up to current being overlooked, which he said he that meeting will remain mandatory. ing to do with the vandalism. Guard Band will perform at 7 p.m, to the repral However, Brockman code standards. Therefore space simply wanted to bring to the The Rules Committee rejected an earlier proposal that media During the recent controversy Ralph Maccarone will le ^ a said interviews with some members needs and program expansion needs board’s attention. 5- surrounding the adoption of the sing-a-long of old time favorites. took a back seat. Latin leaders welcome representatives and prosecutors had vehemently opposed during a of the community, including elected public hearing on proposed changes earlier this month. town budget, there was a rash of The fireworks display, begin­ officials, teachers and some citizens “So you have all this building ning at 9:30 p.m. will end the 3 3 0 3 Brockman said, too, many inter­ That one would have restricted media access to all courthouse vandalism of signs asking voters to Judy Hartl{ng/Manche8ie<’ Herald indicate support for larger facilities going on and still end up with all vote one way or the other on the celebration. will have to be mobilized. viewed said the town had other c o i­ faciliUes, mduding prosecutors’ offices where media interviews are ROCKET COLLECTION — Emily Raymond and Jay Giles 3 3 > tal needs such as enlarging the town budget. Clowns will entertain and there “The experience has been high these deficiencies,” Starble said. Bush’s debt-forgiving plan frequently conducted. stand with a rocket shaped donations box for the Manchester > H Board vice chairwoman, Judy Hal- hall, sewers and roads. Twenty-five will be face painting. expectations, but (residents) not Independence Day Celebration Fund. The box is at the "D vorson, also chairwoman of the people were interviewed. They were The presidents of Latin America’s ly by some Latin American govern­ Walsh said members of CASE If it rains tomorrow, the events willing or able to pay,” Brockman President Carlos Saul Menem of discussed such criminal acts and cir­ said. School Building Committee, shook chosen by Malinowski. three biggest debtor nations all ments. ■ Banking committee to probe crunch Manchester State Bank. events will take place Sunday. Argentina said he was “satisfied” culated the message that engaging in her head in agreement. Both men supported proposals hailed President Bush’s proposal to Latin American experts noted that HARTFORD (AP) — A U.S. House Banking subcommittee has Additional classrooms will be with Bush’s speech. Argentina’s that type of activity is wrongful. Malinowski has made to relocate his forgive billions of dollars of Latin Bush’s proposal affecu only a small scheduled a hearing in Hartford next month to question bank needed at the two elementary The two men recommended that fo rei^ debt of $66 billion ranks CASE member Mike Eremita said Finance Board Chairman Robert schools and the middle school. In office due to ^ace needs and maxi­ American countries’ foreign debt. part of Latin America’s total foreign regulators about federal piolicies that have been blamed for a region­ the board form two ad hoc commit­ Bush’s plan to forgive part of the third in Latin America. he is disgusted because Holland Campbell said he also is upset at addition, current buildings have a mizing efficiency and for im­ debt of more than $400 billion. wide ercdit crunch. Prague is top legislator tees consisting of residents and an plementing an extended day kinder­ $12 billion owed by Latin American continually tries to use the press to Holland’s earler remarks in the number of “deficiencies” according Brazilian President Fernando Col- Menem’s spokesman Humberto U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, a candidate for the Democratic guber­ paper, especially ones about in­ administrator to determine school garten. and Caribbean nations to the U.S. lor de Mello told Bush in a his advantage. State Rep. Edith Prague was In a letter to Prague notifying her Toledo said Bush’s statements natorial nomination, announced the scheduling of the hearing timidation of voters going to the government was welcomed, too, by telephone call that his proposal was “It’s not a one-sided issue,” recently presented with the 1990 of the award, Stephen Karp, execu­ showed that the United States was Thursday at a news conference in which he criticized the regulators. Eremita said. When CASE’S signs polls. the head of the biggest American “comprehensive, bold and innova­ Legislator of the Year Award by the tive director of NASW, said the creditcM' bank. not going to overlook the problems He claimed that a “Texas invasion” of regulators, hardened by the in support of the budget were van­ tive.” B r e l ’s forei^ debt of $114 “The highest voter turnout in Bol­ Connecticut Chapter of the National award was given in recognition of Latin American leaders also of Latin America because of chan­ recession in the Southwest, have mistakenly applied tight credit dalize. its members did not whine Association of Social Workers. ANC billion is the biggest among policies to the New England economy. ton history and Charlie’s comment her leadership on social work issues praised Bush’s announcement Wed­ developing nations. ges in Eastern Europe, where to the press, he said. Prague is the only member of the formerly Communist nations also “These people came in cowboy boots,” Morrison said. “These were was people were intimidated from and support for social work funding. nesday t ^ t the United States would A spokesman for Mexican Presi­ He said also that he is primarily going to the polls,” Campbell said. state legislature with a master’s In response Prague said she has From Page 1 are seeldng aid from the West. definitely people who were not knowledgeable in the regional New woric with Western Europiean na­ dent Carlos Salinas de Gortari — distressed because Holland’s in­ “Let’s put a moratorium on stupid degree in social work. England economy.” worked hard promoting the interests tions and Japan to channel up to the Third World’s second-biggest direct accusation docs nothing to comments.” Prague, a Democrat from Colum­ of human services in the legislature victed of politically motivated $300 million annually to Latin The hearing is scheduled for July 16 at the Legislative Office build­ bring together the bitterly divided However, Mandela and other requested until July 10 to respond. debtor at $93 billion — said Salinas However, Argentine Economy bia, represents the 8th Assembly and would continue to do so. crimes. ing. Campbell and Eremita said that it ANC leaders continue to support the No details have been released. America to spur foreign investment. considered Bush’s speech “a very Minister Antonio Erman Gonzalez town. Now that the budget has been District, which also includes Prague is vice chair of the was CASE members who were tlie armed struggle, saying it is neces­ Slovo fled South Africa in 1963. Bush urged that work begin on a important redefinition of the U.S. said Bush’s plan for a hemisphere­ Morrison, a D-Conn., said the hearing is needed to question federal adopted, he said, the healing process Coventry, Bozrah, Franklin, and General Assembly’s Public Health The government wanu the ANC victims of name-calling at the polls. sary to maintain pressure on the He returned from the ANC’s exile “hemisphere-wide free trade zone,” position regarding economic wide common market “is not for the regulators to a greater degree than they were questioned at a June 18 needs to begin. Lebanon. Committee. to renounce its largely dormant but this was received more cautious­ immediate future, it is a look at the government and also as a measure headquarters in Zambia as part of development in Latin America.” forum in Connecticut. guerrilla campaign in order to im­ medium- and long-term.” of self-defense. the 11-member delegation that met At that forum. Comptroller of the Currency Robert L. Clarke said prove the climate for negotiations. FOI appeal heard with the government last month. He federal regulators had not caused the credit shortage in New England The question of violence has been The ANC, the country’s largest previously headed the ANC’s armed Morrison disagreed. one of the most contentious issues (^position group, has not carried out wing, which was launched in 1961, “What we’re seeing is Connecticut’s economy being slammed shut A hearing was conducted today in beuveen the government and the any nrajor attacks this year. Dozens a year after the ANC was outlawed. Soviet in terms of growth and turned downward, and it’s being done by the Superior Court at Hartford on an ap­ of anti-^iartheid demonstrators have explicit policies of the federal regulators charged with protecting the peal by the Eighth Utilities District President Bush, who hosted ANC His influential South African been killed by police during the Communist Party has been closely From Page 1 banking system but also charged with protecting the economy,” Mor­ of a finding by the state Freedom of leader Nelson Mandela at the White same period. allied with the ANC since the 1920s rison said. Infonnation Commission. House on Monday, also urged the The government says it approves and several people hold top posts in nowledge many people support the Superior Court Judge Norris organization to disavow violence. he is moving closer to the Gorbachev was criticized bitterly of the document, while the ANC has both organizations. faction not because of its program traditionalists, Burlatsky said at the meeting of 2,700 delegates O’Neill heard arguments on the but simply because it represents a ■ Group wants Long Island ferry case, but issued no ruling today. decisions made in recent months who will ^ Russia’s representatives 1 formal challenge to the party prove the Soviet leader is pushing NEW HAVEN (AP) — A group of business people wants to start a The commission, acting on a at the national congress. They will commuter ferry service from New Haven Harbor to Long Island. bureaucracy. hard for reform. be an absolute majcM-ity there. complaint by Perry Dodson, a dis- Heroes The proposed split in the Com­ The service would use 2(X)-foot-long ships which could carry up to ttict resident, ordered the district to However, new party documents His most visible rival in the 750 passengers each across Long Island Sound in about 30 minutes, munist Pmy would be the first since fall far short of Democratic Plat­ reconsttuct “to the extent possible” pm y’s ruling Politburo, Yegor K. said state Rep. Michael Lawlor, D-East Haven, a member of the 1922, and Gorbachev has warned it form’s demands that the party give minutes of meetings held by a dis­ From Page 1 Ligachev, said it was impossible for group. would divide and weaken the forces up its claim to try to organize Soviet trict committee that studied district Gorbachev to hold down both the The group, which includes people from the New Haven area and struggling for reform. society, and party cells at election procedures. l^ e rsh ip of the party and the posi­ Long Island, is looking for a site in New Haven, Lawlor said. He did Silvia, 17, of North Smithfield, RI Gorbachev, speaking last week to workplaces, in the army, the police tion of Soviet president. The commission found that the —^Elbon J. Ducote, 62, of Bunkie, dlebury on April 27,1989. not put a price tag on the project, which would be financed primarily who saved a 15-year-old girl swept a congress of Communists from the and the KGB. committee was an agency of the dis­ La., who died trying to save an 8- —Lawrence J. Shiner, 41, of through private funds, but said the group would need two ^ips at a away by a large wave in the Atlantic Russian republic, warned a split in “If the right wing at the Com­ trict under terms of the Freedom of year-old boy from drowning in a Shorewood, III., who rescueid a the party would be “a gift” to op­ cost of $48 millimi. Each vessel would make one trip per hour. Ocean in Narragansett, R.I., on Mav branch of the Old River in Bunkie munist Phrty Congress presses for Information law and that it should 7, 1989. ^ woman trapped in a burning minibus ponents of reform. The ships would hold up to 750 passengers, 77 cars, 10 tractor- 9 the election of their man as general on July 21, 1989. The boy was res­ trailers and five buses, Lawlor said. The passengers would ride on have kept formal minutes of its —Roger Kujawa, 32. and Kerry following a highway accident in In a nationally televised debate, secretary, then the center and the left cued by others. Minooka, 111, on Oct. 24, 1989. airplane-type scats with safety belts, and the interior would be car­ meetings. R. Ramey, 38, both of Peoria. Dl.. Fyodor Burlatsky, a respected should counter by supporting Gor­ —^James Bowman, 41, of Marys­ —Gary D. Knight, 40, of Med- UK who helped rescue a sheriffs deputy lawyer and editor of the Literatur- bachev,” Burlatsky said. peted, he said. In the appeal against the decision, ville, Calif., who rescued two Lawlor said he did not know how much the ferry would charge. from his burning patrol car follow­ fmd. Ore., who rescued a man in an naya Gazeta newspaper, appealed Instead of reformers like Legal John D. LaBclle Jr., district legal women from a burning mobile home apartment fire in Hartland, Ore., on Similar proposals have been considered over the years, but never ing an accident in Edwards, ni on for unity between radical reformers, Democratic Platform members split­ counsel, argued that the four-mem­ in Marysville on May 17, 1989. May 25,1989. Iflk came to fruition. 18. 1989. or “leftists,” and moderates led by ting off, it could be the traditional ber committee included only one —Ceasar Rodriguez, 23, of Los Local and state officials said a ferry would be good for business in —John S. Montegna, 43, of Bend, —Glenn H. Peterson, 34, of Mar­ Gorbachev. hard-liners, or right wing, who leave At Law member of the district Board of Angeles, who rescued a youth being quette, Mich., who crawled into a both the New Haven area and Long Island, because tractor-trailer Ore., who saved a 9-year-old girl “There are no fundamental dif­ the party, he said. Directors, was not an agency of the assaulted by a gang in Los Angeles NhW WWUHCE PROBLEMS drivers would cut hours off their driving time, and highways would be who had fallen into the rough, cold smoke-filled, burning home and res­ ferences between the center and the Burlatsky is known as an influen­ district under the law and did not on Jan. 27, 1989. less congested. water of the Deschutes River in cued a woman in Harvey, Mich., on left,” he said. “The center is no tial and loyal backer of Gorbachev. have authority to bind the district to —Clvistine Duemler, 33, of Mon­ Sept. 12,1989. They said they hoped the service would bring more tourists from any policies. Maupin, Ore., on May 21,1989. longer afraid of a regulated maiket His remarks could signal a trend 9 roe, Wis., who saved a woman in a Long Island, and encourage Connecticut residents to travel to Long Is­ —^Earnest Bleach, 23, of Savan­ economy, a multiparty system, a among influential moderates to seek •nom* L e ^ counsel for the ROIC ar­ —Darwin Nissen, 40, of Billings. runaway automobile in Madison, and tht land. M ont, who pulled a man who was nah, Ga., who tried to save a 9- new treaty between the republics.” common ground with radicals to gued in a brief to the court that the Wis.. on June 13,1988. year-old boy carried away from his “We arc supportive of it,” said Jonathan Perman, director of govern­ there is no language in the ap­ on fire from his burning truck fol­ Despite arguments that Gor­ counter the traditional Soviet-style Judy Hartfinft'Manchfltter Herald —William M. Arndt, 26, of Mid- raft by a tide in the Skidaway River bachev is not moving fast enough ment affairs for the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce. “It plicable statute that restricts the lowing a highway accident in Coun­ dlebury. Conn., who saved a man Communists who dominated a certainly would bring more interest to the harbor.” cil Bluffs. Iowa, on April 3, 1989. in Savannah on June 30, 1989. with economic reforms and restruc­ gathering of party members from the Ro«J. EASY DAYS — Brothers Fred, left, and Paul Jatjs have good luck while fishing for calico bass definition of a committee subject to trapped in a burning car in Mid- the meeting requirements to bodies turing of the political system or that huge Russian republic last week. on Lower Bolton Pond Thursday. with decision-making authority. 0

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[D IS ] Almost Partners A spirited girt and (31) MOVIE: 'The Son of Monte Cristo' A [USA] PGA Golf: Greater Hartford AS SOONAS----- gubernatorial race is nearly identical and 21. 3 DramaUc exclamation ahaltar daring swashbuckler wages deadly duels Open Second round, from Cromwell, 29 BIrd’a paich conflict 23 Trifle a worn-out detective Join forces to find the 43 Collega to win the hand of a lovely lady. Colorized Conn. (2 hrs.) (R) CISTEB to what it was in May and April. Morrison, a congressman from 31 Elaciricity 4 Mlnulanaaa 25 Actor group thieves who stole her grandmother's urn. Now arrange the circled leners to maaaura 5 — Angelta Montand (60 min.) (R) version. Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett, Ccmducted June 19 to June 26 by Hamden, is facing competition for 44 Small George Sanders. 1940. 9:30PM CB ® Just the Ten of Us form the surprise answer, as sug­ 33 Scana 6 Whalo 26 Louta amount z t t : gested by the above cartoon. the University of Connecticut’s In­ the Democratic nomination from 36 Author of [ESPN] Scholaatic Sports America (CC) J.R. Is dissatified with the homemade 7 Analyze 27 Concalla 45 Pecana, a.g. dD MOVIE: 'Ghoulies' A satanic cultist skateboard his dad gave him. (R) stitute for Swial Inquiry, the poll state Rep. William J. Cibes Jr. of "Roblnaon grammatic­ 28 Dakota 46 Ukaly [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep conjures up a host of assorted little crea­ Cruaoa" ally Indian 47 One Of Co- [M A X ] MOViE: 'SpaceCamp' (CC) Five tures who intend to pray on his weekend (3) Fourth Estate had Weicker favored by 41 percent 36 CaUf. Ulna Printenawerhere: ( T l lC I X I X J IC l'j New London. 8 Ballet 29 Ribbed lumbua’ guests. Peter Liapis, Lisa Pelikan, Michael (STl State W e're In 3 7 Slata teen-agers spending a summer at a camp of those surveyed, Rowland by 11 Poll Director G. Donald Feiree Jr. movamani fabric ahipt for future astronauts are accidentally Des Barres. 1985. (Answers tomonow) traatury 9 Napolaon'a 30 Soybean 4 8 ------10:00PM CB ® 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) percent and Morrison by 9 percent. 39 Baaat of launched into space. Kate Capshaw, Lea (3) Baywatch (CC) An armored truck Jumblas: CHAFE SMACK FROSTY USEFUL said the poll numbers show that “not liland food about Thompson, Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated CB News (CC). Yesterday's In May, Weicker’s siqiport was 41 burdtn 10 TInIa 32 Weapleil 50 Uncle containing Eddie and Shauni rolls into the Answer They sometimes hold hands at the police much is happening in terms of the 40 Stringad PG. (In Stereo) percent, and in April it was 39 per­ 12 Briitia 34 Brought 51 — and ocean; Jill confronts her ex-boyfriend on (33) (3) dS News station—CUFFS average voter. Because they’re not Inatrumant 13 — -jongg about downa [U SA ] He-Man and Masters of the the volleyball court. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (31) Synchronal Research 41 Paddle cent. hearing much and because Weicker 17 TV network 38 Mountain S3 Sault — Univarse (3) (B) Washington Week in Review 43 Hucklabarry 20 Yoko — p a ti Maria d® All in the Family Now bock In Hock, Jumble Book No. t lo ovilloblo lot I2.M , which Includoo pootOM Weicker, a former Republican CXCBS News (CC). (In Stereo) (CC). (In Stereo) and handling, from Jumbla, cJo thia nawapapar, P.O. B oi 4M6, Orlando, FL 32802*4360. has such a strong advantage in terms 21 Connact 40 Start 6:30PM (3) Quantum Leap (CC) Sam becomes a Induda yeur nama. addraaa and zip coda and maka your chack payaMa to nawapaparbooka. senator who is running as an in­ of familiarity, there’s been very lit­ 46 Lacking 22 Fumblar'a 42 Bomb (X) ® ABC News (CC). (3) MOVIE: 'Gigi' A young woman is Pacific sailor returning from duty in 1953 groomed by her sophisticated grand­ with a Japanese war bride - much to the dependent in the governor’s race, tle movement.” CD Comedy Wheel mother and great aunt to become a courte­ r - 2 r - dismay of his friends and family. (60 min.) has finished first in three ^ ■' . # v '.. 7 H I r - 1 1 2 10 dJ) Charles in Charge (CC). san. Maurice Chevalier, Leslie Caron, Louis (R) (In Stereo) KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Morrison has already taken steps Jourdan. 1958. CourantMiConnecticut polls, and in to improve his name recognition f f (3D Future Stats in Sports (3) Struggle for Democracy: An Update another by Quinnipiac College last Mama's Family Mama believes the dj) MOVIE: 'Dressed to Kill' When a (CC) Patrick Watson visits Soviet and with a $100,000 television campaign suburban housewife is brutally murdered, 14 man she has fallen for Is a criminal. (R) Eastern European nations grappling with week. that began this week. IS the search begins for a psychopathic killer. reform one year after the series, (60 min.) Rowland, a Republican con­ Judy Haiding/Manchester Herald (S) ® NBC Newt (CC). Angie Dickinson, Michael Caine, Nancy Al­ Spokesmen for Weicker and ift 11 (3) (B) Nightly Business Report len. 1980. (57) Firing Line Special Debate: A United gressman from Waterbury, has Rowland said they are considering Germany: Anything to Worry About? FAMILY WAGON — Ellen Massey of Bolton loaded her are Jackson, 2, Delia, 3 and Clio, 4. The family moved to Bol­ ® WKRP in Cincinnati [A & E] Revue Featured: actor-author Kirk With William F, Buckley Jr., Vernon Wel­ shown the greatest fluctuation in the TV ads. (SS Love Connection Douglas. (60 min.) ters. William Simon, Henry Kissinger, Neil children into the family wagon Thursday for a trip down Bol­ ton two weeks ago. Kinnock and M.P. Roy Hattersley. (2 hrs.) poll, but even then it is hardly per­ Only 18 percent of those ques­ [A & E] Chronicle Behind the scenes at [CNN] PrimeNews ceptible. His support stood at 14 tioned in the poll said they are ton Center Road to visit a friend. In the wagon, front to back, Disney World in Orlando. Fla. [H B O ] Tales From the Crypt (CC) A [CNN] CNN News [ESPN] Sports Look comic book artist's (Harry Anderson) crea­ [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (3F C ( \ l percent in May and at 12 percent in paying “a lot” of attention to the tion comes to life. (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Rodeo Drive (CC). April. contest, 43 percent are paying [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Death of Her Innoc­ ® Quaritum Leap Joined 3T Inside Edition ence' Two roommates in a New England 10:15PM Morrison’s numbers have “some” attention, 26 percent “a lit­ 7:00PM 3 ) in Progress (CC) Sam becomes a Pacific remained constant at 9 percent. 3 ) (S) Wheal of Fortune (CC). school for girls have romantic experiences tle,” and 13 percent “none.” ST as they prepare for final exams. Pamela sailor returning from duty in 1953 with a Japanese war bride — much to the dismay Weicker’s consistent first-place 3 ) Cosby Show (CC). Sue Martin, Parker Stevenson, Debralee The poll of 500 randomly selected Yale Review axed from college budget of his friends and family. (R) (In Stereo) finish in the polls is attributed partly adults has a margin of error of plus (331 Charles in Charge (CC). Scott. 1974. Auto Channel [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Die Hard' (CC) A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'True Believer' (CC) A to his high name recognition. A NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale Schmidt said. “I have chosen to do side and outside Yale said the (3) burned-out lawyer attempts to regain his or minus S percentage points. “First Job” was published in the streetwise New York cop confronts terror­ University will shelve a 79-year-old the latter.” (2D M*A >r- ___ R EAL ESTATE U&R REALTY CO. CD H 1 YR. BUYER ® east of the river 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM 742-1450 647-8120 PROTECTION AVAILABLE JD > jM, 297 Eait C«nt«r 8t fTi 643-2692 CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA' ff Manch99t9r C t 06040 .^j^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor > H WE HAVE OVER 20 HOMES THAT QUALIFY FOH CHFA! 647-1419 " 0 OPEN Real E state FOR PETE'S SAKE... riS W W (r w ill's It going to take? How about an unbeUevable r $5,000 REDUefhON IN PRICE on this gem of a SpUt - i s T W j t r I I l f HOUSE on Spring St! This immaculate 6c lovingly cared iB s y is i ■ u a , 647-8400 for home offers 4 bedrooms. I.Sbathft P P h a r d '" ^ SATURDAY 168 Main Street, Manchehler Atofs, vinjd siding and a manicured yard in one of Manchester 5 prettiest neighborhoodal NOW $169«900!l! BOATING, SWIMMING & FISHING — Charming Colonial JUNE 30, 1990 Walk to private beach from this Im- BEST VALUES IN AREAI New Modular Ranches to be built. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. MANCHESTER - macualte 6 roommaintenance free 3 Start Your ! r Truly a classic home with many extras including cov­ bedroom home. New vinyl siding, attic Vinyl siding, full basement. Available In namlla 35 Phelps Road MANSFIELD, COVENTRY AND ASH­ storage. COVENTRY, ATTRACTIVELY ring in your ears Independence FORD $124,900 up. J Now and build for your future. ered front porch, 1st floor family room, french doors, 1-4 PM PRICED AT $117,500. when you see this quality crafted HW floors and a 20X40 inground pool surrounded by a D.W. FISH 8 room Colonial in RocKfedge on Terrific starter 3 bedroom Ranch SOUTH WINDSOR BETTER HOMES 1 heavily treed lot. Tw o fireplaces, in immaculate condition. Like now 3 year old U 4R Contomporary. Cathedral ceilinged living room & 'Ilf!., 'it Decorated very well. Priced at 2'/2 beautifully landscaped lot. Plus a 3 Car Garage I 643-1591 871-1400 hardwood floors — you will spin family room, 3 bedrooms, laroe dining room, central air conditioning, M i “ $134. A smart move. baths. An immeiculate home. $269,900. D IR ECTIO N S: East Center to left on Summit to right on i T i * r with this beauty. MANCHESTER - Green Road to left on Phelps. 152 Vernon Street West I - 4 PM D.W.FISH Better D.W. FISH BETTER HOMES SWEET AND PETITE!!! SPLENDID PRIVACY!!! 643-1591 871-1400 This lerriAc 4 rm. Townhouse at Becchwood on High­ GREAT STARTER OR RETIREMENT TIRED OF RENTING??? Roomy 2 BR This 1 bedroom condo on Eldiidge St. in Manchester land St in Manchester Is nestled amongst a beautiful Home. Easy to take care ol, this 3 room Ranch close to private beach lor your fish­ might be just what you are looldng for! Great floor array of mature landscaping. Featuring 2 bedrooms, Ranch Is move-in-condition. Paved ing & swimmliig enjoyment. Sried with ■ 643-1591 871-1400 VERNON - plan with an open kitchen and dining area, fully sp- 13 baths, private basement, fully applianced kitchen, driveway, porch, newer siding, nice big lot. boat port. Perfect for first Dme buyers. „ VERNON Reservoir Heights plianced, private basement, extra large dosets for Usteful decor, dean and neat inside and out! Priced to A rare findlll C O V E N T R Y , $95,000. COVENTRY, $119,424. Ftew Usling. Lovely 8 room Ranch, main floor family room with fireplace ample sloiage. Built in 1981. Offered at $89,900. seU at $113,900. plus a s p ^ u s lower level recreation room, 3 bedrooms, formal dnina Lake Street HURRY! CHFA TIME IS LIMITED. CALL FOR DETAILS. room, 2Vg baths, central A .C. 20x40 in-ground pool. $235 000 12-4 PM OPEN HOUSE D.W. FISH _____ ! Strike Up The Band BETTER HOMES Mxj can really entertain in this 643-1591 671-1400 OFHCE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM one bedroom Townhouse. Sbtling March Through MANCHESTER $192,900 lower level den or office. Slkfers The Wooda open to fields A trees. Asking TO LLAN D - ALIBRIO REALTY, INC. To your very own town home. 152 VERNON STREET WEST $90's. Out of state owner needs 1500 sq. ft. sets this end unit ■[H ■ A i d , STRANOs. .w:; n o r t h m a in SIR EEI o z - v u i -i a m w -".T'-*' 'l-S.I 0 (F 370 Mile Hill Road sale. apart from the others. Large 202 EAST CENTER STREET HFA l TOH MANCHESILH, CONNECTICUT 1)6040 COMPANY .'OJbJ.) .'.'lb 'TAX I I - 3 PM roomy, applianced and eat-in 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 30 D.W.FISHfj[^^e}^esTHE REALTY COMPANY I I ^ GORDON REALTY MANCHESTER kitchen. Triple slider to patio. As­ 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM 871-9191 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER king $120's. CHFA $$ COMING, JULY 5th! 871-1400 643-1591 649-0917 ^ ^ ''•Y H ,1 DRIVE is- 'if WESTAQE SOUTHWmOSOR $71^800 SERENE SETTMO CHItMUA ifpmitd knnacu- COVWHY $132,900 SAFELY h M 4 tooiTi Ranch Mytt eondo in US W sl buk tim a badroom Ranch •xctpiiontl tocatoa AmanHat witfi an ovaraized ganqa. Thia induda cankal 8r, indoor and immacuiala homa b o a n an ifl: Charming 4 bedroom Cape with unique layout. Lots of work done in 9 ON outdoor pooh, axairiaa and cU ) aarin Mchan w ih afdan to a kitchen & bath. Full basement, garage with covered patio. CHFA can- RMfna. patio and vary privata yard. Country charm didatell $130,000. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, SOUTH MANCHESTER $219,900 Reduced $10,0001 O ne of the best buys in Manchester! 7 room Colonial A pleasure to come home to. Charming seven room Contemporary Ranch on 3/4 THE bordering town property. Now $179,9001 Captivating Lovely large lot on quiet cul-de- This over-sized Cape offers a sac. Decorated with country acre private setting. Custom kitchen, cathedral ceiling well planned layout for ease of charm and warmth. Beautiful in- 9T* 4TH! living and entertaining. Large size roufxt pool lor summer fun and and skylight in living room. All the amenities. bedrooms, first floor family room, irge wrap around deck for enter­ family sized deck and more. A g DIRECTIONS: Vernon Street to Vernon Street West. TURN OF THE CENTURY taining and sunning. Even a lUNCHESTER $145,000 very well cared for property. gazebo for cool summer even­ Charniaig, alghl room Viclorian B $217,500. Call Pat Namerow ings. Don't miss out Call Diane in condtlon. Four BR/2 M i COUNTRY UVMO 657-8364. 647-1419 res. 228-4514. baiha. baautifd bow windowa, BOLTON $1(4,900 B-i-G lour Bfl Ranch on i nica 9 twocar garaga on nicaly liM d III RG^.tAX laglonal dMlgnJad. REAIAX m N ol fht rV«r as ffw lop raoulllng olflea In o n a ia rg a b l country acta. Breary and apa- tha tWa. Barbara Wanbatg, Brokar/Ownar ol lha Ymt. Rva A ^ia Awwdad Ifw D.W.FISH •> Better douB daaciba this homa with Praaidanlial Award. Ibu cannol fxda sucota. Ual with lha BEST. THl lUAlTY COMPANY | | M i liml(loorF.R.,2 hjlbalhaand2 car garaga. MANCHESTER VERNON An IntfnationBi Netwofh ot lnO0f>0ncf^ntly Ownod §nd O pftttd R m / £ $ /« /• 0//fC «s In excellent condition, this 6 room Colonial has new thermopane win 5 % down 2 fcimily possible. 2nd mortgage avalleible on this 11 room, 6 dow: enclosed front & back porches, vinyl siding, fenced yard, deck & bedroom property offered at an unbelievable $154,9001 643-1591 871-1400 arage. Call now tor CHFA info.! $134,900. 0

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16 ^MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 29,1990__17 FOCUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 J

Dear Abby Notices I PART TIME I HELP HELP Sylvia Porter HOMES Q Y j HDMES Q j j homes HOMES HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED HD FOR SALE As a condrtion precedent FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE PEOPLE PART TIME-We need 8 0 Abigail Van Buren to the placement of any SPEECH/LANGUAGE people to work port W O R TH l o o k i n g Into... MARCH THROUGH THE SPLENDID PRIVACY!! IN-LAW APART­ advertising in the PATHOLOGIST: N E W PRICE $130's, time from out tele­ the many bargains of­ WOODS-To your very This terrific 4 room M E N T ! 11 $137,900. Lots Audits are not Manchester flerald. Ad­ Mansfield Elementary own town home. 1500 CHFA APPROVED. phone soles office for fered for sale every day In Townhouse at Beech- of Victorian charm In Oversized 4 bedroom , 2 vertiser hereby agrees Schools. To begin Sep­ square feet sets this molor dolly news- the classified columns! wood on Highland St. In this 4 bedroom Colon- both. Cope on Chester to protect, indemnify tember 1990. Half-time end unit apart from the poper, 5pm-9pm, Manchester Is nestled iol with 3 full baths, Dr. 1st floor den. and hold harmless the AAondoy-Frldov ond Speech/Longuoge Pa­ others. Large roomy, am ongst o beautiful Exposed prank always scary S^ESMEN/SALESWOM thologist needed to formal dining room, Fireplace, carpeting oppllonced and eat In Manchester Herald, its Soturdov o.m. 9 to EN- Manchester Insu­ array ot mature lands­ and o newer 30x18 addi­ ondgoroge! Blanchard 12:30. 21 hours weekly. w ork In grades pre­ kitchen. Triplesllderto caping. Featuring 2 officers and employees rance Agency looking school to 4. Preference tion for on In-law 8. Rossetto Realtors,” u Guoronteed hourly potlo. Asking $120's This is the second of a two-part scries on taxes. against any and all for an experienced bedrooms, 1.5 baths, apartment or convert It We're Selling Houses” pov. No experience ne- given to Individuals RE/MAX East of the private basement, fully gets thumbs up liability, loss or ex­ commercial lines pro­ with early childhood easily to o fam ily room 646-2482.0 Most Americans wtxry about tax audits for the wrong cessorv. We will troln, River, 647-1419.0 oppllonced kitchen, w ith o p riv a te e n ­ pense, including attor­ ducer. Salary & com­ experience. CT State NEW LISTING $140’s, reasons. Fewer than 1 percent of taxpayers are audited at Pleosont working con­ CAPTIVATING! I This tasteful decor, clean trance. The house sits DEAR ABBY: Our daughter was recently married in neys' fees, arising from mission commensu­ license In Speech/Lon- CHFA POSSIBILITY. all, although if you have high income, your chances for ditions, bonuses, com­ oversized Cope otters o and neat Inside and on o nice size large a lovely church wedding with all the trimmings. All went rate with book of guoge Pathology re­ Spacious 6 room, 1'/2 claims of unfair trade missions. For Inter­ well planned layout for out! Priced to sell at lot-perfect tor o grow­ audit are higher. business or produc­ oulred. ASHA, CCC-SL both hom e In the 8th well until the time drew near for the bridal couple to practices, infringement view, contort Mr. ease ot living and en* $113,900. Jackson 8, ing family. Coll the Even if you are audited, you should be concerned just Christopher between 3- tion. Career opportun- preferred. Closing dote District. Beautiful oak leave the reception for their honeymoon. Their car had of trademarks, trade Ity. Coll Ed 643-6401 9-4. tertolnlng. Large size Jackson Real Estate, office today for your with “putting your best foot forward.” Your aim should 7pm. 647-9946. July 20, 1990. A pplica­ 647-8400.D floors and trim. been decorated inside and out, when a friend tipped us flames or patents, viola­ tions at Board ot Edu­ bedrooms, first floor exclusive showing! be to give the btemal Revenue Service the information it tion of rights of privacy LEGAL SECRETARY- family room, family Anne Miller Real Est­ French doors to porch off that a man was hiding in the backseat of the car — computer. Flex- time cation Office, 4 S. Ea- DYNAMITE-FIreworks and 2 cor garage! A t e l e p h o n e S A L E S - sized deck and more. A will ring In your ears ate, 647-8000.D well-covered with balloons and planning to jump i^> and seeks, as quickly and as efficiently as possible, says and infringement of Manchester office glevllle Rd. Storrs, CT must see! Blanchard 8< Robert G. Nath, a contributing editor to Bender’s Federal copyright and port-tlme out of your 06268 (429-3372) EO E very well cored tor when you see this qual­ surprise the newlyweds when they were well on their home. Eorn up to $10 Coll 649-3125.______property. $217,500. Coll Rossetto Realtors,” Tax Service and a tax attorney with Odin, Feldman & proprietary rights, unfair ity crafted 8 room Co­ 2 ACRES-2 BARNS! We're Selling Houses” way! plus per hour. Flexible ATTENTION: POSTAL Pot N om erow 657-8364. lonial In Rockledge on $198,900. 2 acres of N Wishing will not sell any­ 646-2482.0 Pittleman, P.C. in Fairfax, Va. competition and libel hours coll 528-0358. JOBS! Start RE/MAX East ot the My husband and I thought this was in bad taste so we and slander, which may thing ... o low-cost od In heavily treed lot. 2 space abounds this cus­ He says, “Most audits are simple and routine, com- $11.41/hour! For appli­ Classified will. Why not River, 647-1419.0 fireplaces, hardwood tom built 3 bedroom decided to ask the man to get out of the car. (He was not result from the publica­ cation Into coll (1) BOATING, SWIMMING, (xised mostly of paper work. The problems most audits place one today! 643-2711. MANCHESTER COUN­ tioors-you will spin home with formal din­ a close friend of the newlyweds.) The word spread rapid­ tion of any advertise­ 602-838-8885 E xt.M 775, 8. FISHING-Wolk to uncover are innocent mistakes made from lack of HELP TRY CHARM-$219,900- with this beauty. ing room, lower level ly among the guests, and my husband and I were ment in the Manchester 6am-10Pm,7 doys. RE/MAX East of the family ro o m with private beach from this WANTED A pleasure to come Im m a c u la te 6 room criticized for having ruined what some people perceived knowledge or simple mathematical error. But some can Herald by advertiser, in­ NAIL TECHNICAN- CONDOMINIUMS home too. Lovely River, 647-1419.D woodstove hookup and be long, complex and highly contentious.” needed In Glastonbury walkout to private molntenonce free 3 as a hilarious, harmless prank. Needless to say, it spoiled The Associated Press cluding advertisements FOR SALE large lot on quiet cul de START YOUR INDE­ bedroom home. New Noll Solon. Expe­ backyard. There's The two least complex audits are service center ex­ in any free distribution sac street. Decorated PENDENCE now and vinyl siding, attic stor­ the rest of the evening for us. TEACHER rienced only. Coll 659- plenty of room tor aminations and district office examinations. The service publications published EAST HARTFORD-NEW with country charm build tor your future. age. Coventry. Attroc- Please tell us if you think we did the right thing. We PRINCE England's Prince Charles lies on the ground Thursday with a 2068 or 659-2153. storage In the 2 car­ center examination, the more benign, is conducted by by the Manchester Experienced - LISTING! Like new, 6 and warmth. Beautiful Terrific starter. 3 bed­ tlvely priced at need an outsider’s point of view. broken arm as his polo pony is led away in Cirencester, Western England. The 41-year- room Townhouse. 2 in ground pool tor room Ranch In im m ac­ riage barns already correspondence and frequently involves only a taxpayer Herald. With 4 year education de­ MERCHANDISER- $117,500. Philips Real PARENTS OF THE BRIDE Notlonol Service Firm bedrooms, panelled summer tun and large ulate condition. Deco­ wired and ready for Estate, 742-14500 old prince lost his balance during a polo match and broke his arm in two places above gree for 4 year old nursery horses. Maintenance DEAR PARENTS: I think you acted wisely. The so- and a computer. The focus of the audit will be on a small looking tor established R ec room, d in in g wrap around deck for rated very well. Priced the elbow. He was treated at a local hospital. room, central olr, fire­ entertaining and sun­ at $134,000. R E /M A X tree exterior, deck and item. school program. Sept, merchandisers 2-3 NORTH WINDHAM-A called hilarious, harmless prank could have had a tragic place, garage and ning. Even 0 gazebo tor East of the River, 647- potlo too! This gem on District office examinatimis usually entail a trip by the [AUCTIDNS through June, 8:30 am- doys/week. Expe­ great start!! Like new, ending. Had a man jumped up and surprised the couple rienced In hard goods much more. Only dool summer evenings. 1419.0 the outskirts ot Man­ taxpayer to the district IRS office. This type of audit 3:30pm, Mon., Wed., Fri. chester! Anne Miller 2 bedroom/1 both Con­ as they were driving along, the driver could easily have Prince cracks jokes after PUBLIC AUCTION- helpful, cor necessary. $124,000. U 8. R Realty, Don't miss out-coll Di­ STRIKE UP THE BAND- Emmy Awards announced 643-2692.D Real Estate, 647-8000.D temporary home. Cell­ lost control of the car and hit another car or a pedestrian, usually requires substantiation of items of the return, is B M W 1977 3201 to be Well established program Coll Florence 800-366- ane, 647-1419 or 228- You con really enter- 3 8 6 4 . ______4514.RE/MAX East ot ing tons, cathedral or missed a turn. Have no regrets. Exposing the prankster fall from pony breaks arm NEW YORK (AP) — Here is the list of winners in relatively Mormal and not time-consuming. ouctloned off July 2nd, with emphasis on music, art CONDOMINIUMS-Sunny toln In this 1 bedroom ceilings, country kit­ 9om ot 174 West Center Ranch Condo, private the River, 647-1419.0 rates a thumbs-up from me. CIRENCESTER, England (AP) — Prince Charles the 17th annual Daytime Emmy Awards show broad­ The field examination is more intense than other and aeative thinking. Salary HUMAN SERVICES- Townhouse. Striking MANCHESTER-$135,000. chen. Large rooms, cast Thursday by ABC. St. M onchester, CT. Moke Meaning Use of entrance. Rent with op­ SOUTH WINDSOR- lower level den or of­ 3 bedroom Ranch. 6 family area. V< acre DEAR ABBY: I retired recently. My wife and I had was operated on for a broken elbow after he fell from audits. The agent comes to your house or business, likely range from $10 to $11.50/ tion to buy! $59,900. rooms, new deck, pri­ Best Drama Series: “Santa Barbara,” NBC. Your Time and Tal­ $79,900-CHFA/FHA ap­ fice. Sliders open to lot. Earn equltlty In­ hoped to enjoy our retirement years by taking some his horse during a polo match. armed with extensive questiems about finances. Says hourly. Send resume by July ents! Implement your IMMACULATE 1st proved Immaculate 4 fields and trees. Asking vate fenced yard, large Best Talk-Service Show: “Sally Jessy Raphael,” stead of paying rent. senior citizen tours and traveling to some foreign The 41-year-old prince underwent a 45-minute Nath, “Because field examinations are civil in character, 7 to The Children's Place, communication, floor unit. Fully room Ranch style $90's Out ot state owner country kitchen. Buck- $57,500. Coll Kathleen syndicated. I FINANCIAL opllonced! $60,900. condo In exceptional lev School, excellent operation under general anesthesia Thursday to set people should not be afraid of criminal prosecution un­ Inc., 452 Tolland Tpke., homemaking and needs sole. RE/MAX (owner/ogent) of Cen­ countries. Now the problem: Our daughter’s marriage training skills while 2BEDRO O M END location. Amenities In­ East of the River, 647- location. CHFA by two breaks above the elbow, said his spokesman . Best Game Show: “Jeopardy!” syndicated. less they have done something terribly wrong. A sure Manchester, CT 06040. tury 21, Tavern Green. went sour, so she got a divorce. She had a child to raise, Best Lead Actress, Drama Series: Kim Zimmer as A SECOND CHANCE ot gaining experience In UNIT. Pool 8i Tennis, clude central olr, in-: 1419.0 owner, 645-8126. 456-7845 or 295-8253. Dickie Arbiter. sign of trouble: If your revenue agent disappears and a lost to estobllsh your charming village set­ door and outdoor O ^ so she came to live with us, saying it would only be until Reva Shayne Lewis, “Guiding Light,” CBS. the Human Service she got on her feet The accident happened during a match at Ciren­ special agent with a badge ^rpears in the middle of your credit. Personol loons, Field. Community As­ ting.$124,900. Anne pools, exercise and cester Phrk, Gloucestershire, seven miles from Best Lead Actor, Drama Series: A Martinez as audit. Ybu are now involved in a criminal examination.” debt consolldotlons, M E D IC A L O F F IC E needs sociates of Connecti­ M iller Real Estate, 647- club rooms. D.W. Fish 5 - n Well, it’s been five years, and she and our grandchild full time person. Would 8000. □ Highgrove, the country home of Charles and his Cruz Castillo, “Santa Barbara,” NBC. What to do? “Stop talking and seek professional assis­ etc. Re-flnonclng olso cut, Inc. Is seeking Realty, 643-1591.0 are still here. My wife doesn’t go anywhere. She says, occepted. Coll 278-7616. like office skills and Individuals to work In wife, Diana, and 70 miles west of London. Best Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Julia Barr tance,” Nath says. experience but willing CHFA CONDOS-A great COVENTRY-Serene “Who will take care of our granddaughter?” (Abby, their Bolton and Cov­ tim e to buy. $75,900. settlng-$132,900. Well Gordon Realty as Brooke English, “All My Children,” ABC. to train. Send resume there’s excellent day-care available.) My wife and I u.sed “The prince was in the process of making a shot One last type of IRS audit, the taxpayer compliance IPART TIME entry Group Homes. Spacious unit In Wood­ built 3 bedroom Ranch Best Supporting Actor, Drama Series: Henry Dar- measurement p r o g ^ (TCMP), occurs when the IRS to One Heritage Place, to go places and do things, but now we don’t go when he lost his balance,” said Arbiter, “His horse HELP WANTED Full time, port time, land Garden Complex. with on oversized gar­ n ^ row as Rafael Castillo, “Santa Barbara,” NBC. Suite 105, Manchester, and substitute hours anywhere. Our daughter has it made with this setup and just trotted away.” will look at every single detail. The apix'opriate response CT 06040. Well kept with pool. age. This Immaculate "One To One Service That Works!" Best Juvenile Actress, Drama Series: Cady to a TCMP audit is to groan, grit your teeth and just get available. Must hove Maintenance fee only home boasts on eot-ln she refuses to move. She has a good job and makes good Charles lay motionless for some time before being S A L E S experience working $69. Century 21, Epstein kitchen with sliders to a put on a stretcher and taken by ambulance to nearby McClain as Dixie Martin, “All My Children,” ABC. through it.“ PART-TIME soles per- money, so it’s not as if she would be out on the street 1 son/coshler needed for MANAGERS/REPS- with Individuals with Realty, 647-8895. potlo and very prlvote Best Juvenile Actor, Drama Series: Andrew $700/$2000 weekly.Im­ 871-9191 feel that we are being taken advantage of. How do we get Cirencester Memorial Hospital, a witness said. In the Nath offers the following tips arvl observations to tax­ eyenlngs, Soturdoys, human service needs. IMMACULATE 2 bed­ yard. D.W. Fish emergency room, the prince was in good spirits and Kavovit as Riul Stenbeck, “As the World 1111118,” payers who are fearful of an audit or have already been ond some Sundoys. mediate Income ser­ A high school diploma room unit with loft. Realty, 643-1591.0 ______1264 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon out of this trap? vicing high volume cracked jokes with other patients. CBS. called for an audit: Apply ot Eblens in or eoulvolency and o $100,900. Century 21, MANCHESTER-$145,000- GORDON FISH o d TRAPPED Monchester. 646-1191. chain. No fund raising current driver's li­ Epstein R ealty, 647- Chormlng, 8 room Vic- A surgeon and anesthetist were summoned from a Best Direction, Ehama Series: “Santa Barbara,” • Only a handful of people really knows how the IRS accounts. High busi­ DEAR TRAPPED: Tell your daughter that she must NBC. Donno. cense reoulred. Coll 8895.______torlon in good absolutely fmd another place to live because you and nearby golf course to treat the prince. selects a taxpayer for audit. It’s a carefully guarded for­ ness, bonuses. Call 818- JoAnne NIcolettI at condition. 4 bedrooms, Best Writing, Drama Series: “Guiding Light,” 783-8274. (203) 274-9241 Vol- LOVELY 2 bedroom, 1'/2 your wife want to be free to travel and enjoy whatever mula. If you are selected, you should not panic and both unit facing the 2 full baths, beautiful CBS. should not assume something bad will happen to you. ce/TTY. E.O.E. bow windows, 2 egr OPEN HOUSE o -V time you have left. Plan a trip. Sign up for one of those lake. Century 21, Eo- Best Game Show Host: Alex Trebeck, “Jeopardy!” • The best way to get through an audit is to be SCHOOL NURSE - TEACHER, NURSERY steln Reolty, 647-8895. garage on nicely sited tours you’ve been wanting to take, then tell your SCHOOL- loin the on 0 large lot. D.W. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ syndicated, and Bob Barker, “The Price is Right,” businesslike. Don’t be volunteer information, but don’t CHARMING 2 bedroom, daughter she has to be out of your house by a designated CBS. HEAD START PROGRAM YWCA team 8< work 25 Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 withhold it if it is requested. hours per week 1'/2 both. Cope with 1 •r1 date — and no ifs, ands or buts! Best Talk Show Host: Joan Rivers, “The Joan The Manchester Board of Educa­ cor garage. Century BOLTON-Countrv iiving- O "n • Present your case in the most favorable light. Em­ September- M a y . BA In $164,900. Big 4 bedroom f, Saturday, June 30 Rivers Show,” syndicated. appropriate field plus 21, Epstein Realty, 647- phasis helpful facts. Explain or minimize those that hurt tion's Head Start Program Is seeking 8895 Ranch on a nice coun­ m rn Best Children’s Series: “Reading Rainbow,” PBS. experience. Send re­ try acre. Breezy and ' 11-3 PM you. Gather and present third-party evidence. \bur best sume to M. Money, Best Animated Program: “Bcetlejuice” and “The friends in an audit are detail and more detail. a school nurse. This is an 80% posi­ spacious describe this w YWCA 78 North Main home with first floor 370 Mile Hill Road Dr. Gott New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh,” both ABC. • Most audits occur within two or three years of the Street, Manchester, I HOMES tion with full benefits effective August family room, 2 full Directions: lie. 30 N to right on Rte. 31, Best Children’s Special: “A Matter of Con­ return filing date. However, because the burden of proof 06040 by July 6th. EOE. FOR SALE baths and 2 cor garage. S o science,” CBS. Peter Gott, M.D. is always on the taxpayer (except in cases of fraud), you 28, 1990. Must be licensed in the FULL T I M E LUBE D.W. Fish Realty, 643- home on right aaoss from Gehring Road. Lifetime Achievement Emmy: Mark Goodson, should keep your records for as many years as you can, TECHNICIAN- CHFA CONDOS-A great 1591.0 producer of such game shows as “What’s My Line,” State of Connecticut. Contact Dr. Experlence desired, tim e to buy. $74,900. S > • If you cannot meet a deadline, let the IRS know, and but not necessary. Will F O R PETE’S SAKE- > r- “To Tell the Truth,” and “The Price is Right” Best priced unit In Bea­ Whot's It going to take? make another date. Never lie or exaggerate to your agent; Wilson E. Deakin Jr. Assistant Su- train. For more Infor­ con Hill. One bedroom TOLLAND $144,900 CD m ation coll 647-8997. How about on unbe­ always stay in touch and be readily accessible. unit, sliders In living lievable $5000.00 reduc­ A bright open floor plan accentuates this beautiful 3 bedroom Split Level home in perintendant for Manchester Public JD > Lungs condition The Assodeted Press Sajak replacements unveiled • Often, the IRS will ask you to extend the stature of SALES PERSON and room. All updated. tion In price on this excellent condition. Features Include 2 full baths, natural hardwood floors, extra limitations on assessment. If you do not, the agent will Schools 45 North School Street, Man­ cashier for modern C entury 21, Epstein gem of a Split Level on > H LOS ANGELES (AP) — The long-awaited re­ health and nutrition Reolty, 647-8895.______kitchen cabinets, abundant storage and a deep lush lot with plenty of play area away WORRIED WIFE — The Princess of estimate your additional taxes, making all assumptions in Spring St.! This Im­ from the house, heated lower level garage would be ideal for conversion to family “D placement for CBS’ canceled ftt Sajak show will be chester, CT 06040. 647-3451. center. Pleasant pro­ VERNON-New lis tin , maculate and lovingly can be improved Wales, driving a Jaguar, arrives at the IRS’ favor and not in yours. Reconunendation: Don’t fessional working con­ room or den. A rnust see homel not one, but five programs, all part of a mammoth EOE lovely 8 room Ranch, cored for home offers 4 Cirencester Hospital in England to visit routinely give an extension, and if you do, try to q u a lify ditions. Fringe benet- main floor family bedrooms, 1.5 baths, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband has emphysema and restructuring of the network’s late-night fare, it was Its and pay announced Thursday. it with a condition. room, with fireplace, fireplace, hardwood has difficulty breathing - primarily in the afternoon when her husband. Prince Charles, who broke commensurate with plus 0 spacious lower floors, vinyl siding and he tires. What’s your advice? his arm playing polo Thursday. Beginning in January, CBS will launch five new experience. Apply at level recreation room. o manicured yard In ^ C A R S once to Dorothy, Mon- I^CARS I^CARS DEAR READER: Emphysema is a chronic lung dis­ action series in the 11 :^ p.m. time slot dominated by ENJOY 3 bedrooms, formal one of Manchester's oger, 647-9966.______prettiest neighbor­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ease marked by destruction of alveoli, the feathery air NBC’s venerable talk show host Johnny Carson. dining room, 2V2 baths, The programs, to run Monday throu^ Friday, are: Today In Histoiy LPN/RN-full time or port central air condition­ hoods! Now $169,900!! sacs that p'ovide fix' the elimination of waste carbon Imelda’s shoes bring $10K time, exciting oppor­ ing, 20x40 In ground Jackson 8> Jackson dioxide and intake of fresh oxygen by lung tissue. “Judgment Night” about a judge who sheds his Summer Days tunity to use your nurs­ pool. $235,000. U 8> R Real Estate, 647-8400.O NEW YORK (AP) — Imelda Marcos may never robe after hours and dispenses “an entirely different Patients with emphysema experience difficulty exhal­ Today is Friday, June 29, the 180th day of 1990. There ing skills working with Realty, 643-2692.0 DO YOU REPAIR CARS? 10th Anniversary Sale and miss them, but a pair of her shoes fit the needs of a kind of justice”; “Paris Steele,” about an American are 185 days left in the year. disabled adults in o ing stale air; the lungs become over-expanded because of children’s medical research center. SOUTH WINDSOR-LIke $229,900. This current 2 operative in Paris; “Sweating Bullets,” which con­ Today’s highlight in history: and UCP day program. No new 3 year old U 8. R family sits on o highly retained carbon dioxide. This leads to breathlessness and A pair of black suede pumps from the Marcos col­ nights or weekends, Volkswagen Grand Opening cerns a former Drug Enforcement Agency officer On June 29, 1767, the British Parliament approved Ihe Contempororv- visible area on Adams difficulty breathing on exertion. lection — which once numbered more than 1,000 excellent benefits. cothedrol celling living Street In a Commercial turned cheap gumshoe; “Slick,” about a jet pilot and Townshend Revenue Acts, which imposed import duties Contact Fran at 243- Because em{Aysema patients have to work so hard pairs — was sold for $10,000 at a charity auction ear­ Earn Part-time room, family room, 3 B-1 zone. Use the 2 cor former jungle mercenary, and “Scene of the Crime,” on glass, lead, paint, paper and tea shipped to America. 3308. EOE simply to breathe, their respiratory muscles tire easily; lier this month, the attorney for Mrs. Marcos’ co­ bedrooms, lorgedlnlng garage for your repair a mystery anthology prt^uced by “Rockford Files” Colonists bitterly protested the acts, which were repealed POSITION AVAILABLE room, central olr con­ business while you oc­ hence, the affliction typically worsens as the day wears defendant said Thursday. on or during exercise. creator Stephen Cannell. in 1770. IMMEDIATELY-Port ditioning, 2'/2 baths, on cupy one ot the 4 room Mrs. Marcos’ fled the Philippines with her hus­ CBS also announced a new, late-night show by On this date; TELEMARKETING or full time book­ Immaculate home. apartments. The lot In­ Emphysema is a common consequence of cigarette band, the late President Ferdinand Marcos, in keeper. Coll Steve or $269,900. U 8. R Realty, cludes o large parking “All in the Family” producer Norman Lear. “Jody In 1776, the Virginia state constitution was adopted, smoking, air pollution, repeated respiratory infections February 1986, leaving behind nlore than 1,000 pairs Ken at 643-8844. 643-2692.0 lot and possibility ot Gordon and the News” will take on NBC’s David and Pitrick Henry was made governor. ★ Ideal for students, other businesses like and asthma. of shoes. She is on trial in New libik on charges she Ad-VIsor will answer your Car Alarm or Dinner and There are several ways your husband can improve his Letterman in the 12:30 a.m. time period beginning , In 1941, Polish statesman, pianist and composer Ig- retail, office, and gen­ looted her country of $222 million and secretly in­ late October, said Rod Perth, the network’^ vice coll and help you word eral service b u s i­ Theater Tickets For Two with breathing. nace Paderewski died in New York at the age of 80. homemakers and your od for best response. vested the money with his help. president of late-night programs. LOOKING FOR good nesses. Coll one of our First, he should be given antibiotics for any pulmonary In 1970, the United States ended a two-month military agents for oil ot the New Car Purchase. news? Look tor the many D O N ’T K N O W where to infectitxi, no matter how trivial, because even small areas offensive into Cambodia. bargain buys advertised details! Anne Miller senior citizens look next for o lob? How Real Estate, 647-8000.O of infection can further ctnnpromise his already over­ in the classified columns about placing o "Situa­ today. worked respiratory system. tion Wanted” od In CHFA $$ COMING, July ★ Hours available: classified? i l l f g Also, if he is prone to asthmas (spasm of bronchial Dees to compete with Letterman, Carson, Arsenio 5th! Charming 4 bed­ passages), he would be helped by bronchodilators, drugs room Cope with unique A' to relax the airways and permit him to breathe more easi­ Evenings 5 PM to 9 PM lay-out. Lots ot work ly. Bronchodilators are available by {xescription in pills, By Jerry Buck from.” FACTS ABOUT FAX done in kitchen and Three months later, the station had a new mnnagpr and both. Full basement, liquid and aerosols. 'he Associated Press & Sat. 9 AM to 12:30 AM garage with covered Second, your husband should have respiratory therapy TV Topics Dees eventually got his chance. His show, b eg in n in g in potion. CHFA Candi­ by a qualified professional. Mucus plugs can be dis­ LOS ANGELES — Rick Decs, the Los Angeles radio 1984, broke all Arbitron ratings. date!! $132,900. Strono 1 personality who is taking his wacky style of comedy into “Into the Night” will feature announcer Lisa Canning, ★ Guaranteed hourly pay Real Estate Co. 647- lodged and coughed up by gravity drainage as part of a 7653.______the late-night TV wars, says he won’t be a copycat. “I want to represent things that arc good. If I can make Billy Vera and the Beaters band and two repertory com­ treatment program including nebulized drugs ad­ “Into the Night Starring Rick Dees” debuts Monday, people feel better at that time of the night we’ll be suc­ edy players, Greg Binkley and Bob Perlow. It will be ★ Bonuses daily IN EXCELLENT CONDI- ministered by vapor from a machine. Further, special TION, this 6 room Co- July 16, and will be seen every weekday night on ABC at cessful. We’re going to have four senior citizens picked taped every night before an audience at the ABC studios O O T1 breathing exercises, taught by an inhalation therapist, lonlol has new | | V o O 12 midnight after “Nightline.” from around the country sitting on lawn chairs and voic­ for its late-night showing. ★ Commissions weekly thermopone windows, 1 may entile your husband to leam how to use accessory That makes Dees the latest entrant into the late-night ing their opinions.” This represents a new venture for ABC, which has not enclosed front and breathing muscles (in the chest wall and between the battle for audiences with Johiuiy Carson on NBC’s “The had a regular late-night show, other than the news show bock porches, vinyl Dees is host of a morning radio show on KIIS and the ★ Pleasant working conditions siding, fenced yard, ribs) to compensate for the over-work of breathing. Tonight Show,” NBC’s “Late Night With David Letter- nationally syndicated “Rick Decs Weekly Top 40.” His “Nightline,” since 1975. Dick Cavett and Jimmy Breslin liiird, low-flow oxygen, delivered from a tank or deck and garage. Coll $9995 man” and “Arsenio,” the syndicated show starring Ar­ record “Disco Duck” sold more than 4 million copies in alternated as hosts of late-night talk shows. In 1980-82, now tor CHFA Infor­ i oxygen concentrator through a plastic tube to the nose, senio Hall. The latest in a long list of casualties was Pat 1976. .Since then he’s had four hit comedy albums. He’s ABC had “Fridays” on one night a week. Cavett also had ★ Easy-to-learn telephone sales mation! $134,900.00 may make your husband more comfortable by supplying Sajak, whose CBS show was canceled after little more the voice of Rock Dees on “The Flintstones” and of a talk show in the 1970s, followed by “The ABC Wide Strono Real Estate, 647-7653. the extra oxygen he so desperately needs. The oxygen than a year. Rocket Rick in the upcoming “The Jetsons: The Movie.” World of Entertainment.” ★ Immediate openings IH 9 Use your office fax machine to can be used constantly or, preferably, intermittently to D m was voted the nation’s No. 1 radio personality He had a small role in the movie “La Bamba.” place your ad. C H F A POSSIBILITY- control symptoms, relieve breathlessness and permit him for six years by Billboard magazine. His morning show “My favorite voice was Mel Blanc,” he says. “He did ABC tested three other amcepts over a period of three 111 more independence. years before deciding to go ahead with Dees’ show ★ Promoting home delivery of spaclous 3 bedroom on Los Angeles radio station KIIS-FM is first in the Ar- some voices for me, and that tape is one of my most /t's Fast! It's Simple! dutch colonial featur­ Fourth, you should make every effort to ensure clean • ^ e y told me we were starting from zero,” h^ says bitron radio ratings. He’s also the nation’s highest-paid prized possessions.” Our Fax number is ing first floor fomllv air in your husband’s environment. Prohibit smoking in radio personality. ^ e y smd I had seven viewers and would have to build major daily newspaper room, deck overlook­ the house or anywhere near him. Use air conditioners and Dees grew up in Greensboro, N.C., and started in radio on that People ask me what audience I’m goina after I 203-643-7496 in g yard, freshly De«, like his predecessors, says he’s not in competi­ in Birmingham, Ala., and Memphis before coming to air purifiers when applicable. If he has allergies, such as turn that around and say I’m going after as wide m Send us a copy of your ad pointed and new tion with the established shows. In fact, he says he would Los Angeles in 1980. carpets tool Century 1990 Oldsmobile Calais 4 Dr. hay fever, consult an allergist to determine if treatment, audienre as possible. Then, after I’ve been on a while Be sure to include like Carson, Letterman and Hall to be guests on his “After a year my station went to a country format and For Interview Contact 21, Epstein Realty, 647- Auto, 2.5 Liter EFI, Lt Blue Met.. Blue Cloth _ such as desensitization shots, might be of benefit. you tell me what my audience is.” ’ 11 The size 8895. show. I was out of work,” he says. “Hollywood let me know ™ rtoo. M.1B. From »nd Body^ Finally, consider having your husband seen by a pul­ Dees says he compares his comedy style to Ernie 2) The date you want your ad to appear SWo Lon Sid» Wioual Adjutubki S«M. CnUM Con»ol. Plu« Mjny Stindaid FoaiwM, Slock “I think the approach we’re taking is not to copy real fast you have to pay your dues first. I couldn’t get a ANDOVER-$100,900-Just For Oj.Tlihod Firtt Tbrw Buywt Firwxiing With CMAC. monologist, a doctor specializing in lung disorders. This K ova^ a television pioneer whose original and zanv Mr. O'Connor 3) Your phone number reduced. Picture your­ what’s gone before,” Dees says. “I’d describe our show job for a year. I called KIIS and told the station manager 9 physician may be able to offer specific advice to assist comedy probably influenced many performers anH self In this weekend as one that’s primarily com ^y with regular features. I’d do anything for a chance to do a show. He said, writers. “ Need H e lp ? retreat overlooking BOB RILEY your husband. We’ll have the hottest music, and we’ll endeavor to have Our Phone Number is peaceful Andover ‘Thanks for your interest, but why don’t you go back His wife, Julie Decs, has created much of the material 647-9946 Oldsmobile/Volkswagen Although emphysema is permanent and incurable, the hottest guests we can get, but the show will not be where you came from.’ Lake. Fully furnished ' there are many ways to treat the disease and make for the MW show “Boy, if I could get as lucky as E iS j 203-643-2711 complete with canoe 259 Adams St., Manchester, CT guest-driven. We’re going to give away money for guess­ “I couldn’t understand that kind of attitude. Funny is patients’ breathing easier. Kovacs did with Edie Adams, wouldn’t that be great,” he 4 to 6 PM weekdays and ready tor summer ing such things as the mystery oldie song. funny. It doesn’t matter where you arc or where you’re MANCHESTER HERALD fun. Don't miss this 649-1749 one. 0 18 MANCHESTER HERAIJD, Friday, June 29, 1990

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CUSTOM QUAUTY Commercial & Residential ■Replacement Windows Div. of GRF & Company, Inc. •Aluminum A Vinyl N 0 W ^ 9 5 9 9 * 6 TO CHOOSE DIRECTIONS: From 1-84, ^ T 60, Middle Turnpike, left on One stop improvements. Bqaerienced and dependable •References Powerwashing ■Electrical NOW *10,399’ Main Street opposite Reale Real Estate Office. Call for a free estimate Specialist in Year-Round £QQfii Framing to Paintino. •Ucensed and Insured ■Plumbing NEW 1990 MAZDA MX-6 “ DX” D.F. REALE, INC. Licensed & Insured. Carol Green ' Exterior Maintenance 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 ■Roofing ' NEW 1990 NISSAN 240-SX “ SE’’ Can Dave Adamick 5 Spd., Air 5 Spd., Stereo, REAL ESTATE 649-0778 Residential ■ Commercial VERY W e're H ere To Serve •Exterior Siding for a free quote. C o n d ., A ir C o n d ., 175 Main SL, Manchester •Decks ■Lawn Maintenance COMPETfTIVE <0 DOW N Cassette and C lo th , F W C 646-4525 Senior Citizen Discount M o re l a n d M o re I INSTANTSERVKX/FREEESTIUATES HEATING/ ■Landscape Design i Installation PRICES BRUSH WORKS Complete Property Maintenance ON OVER 100 PRE-OWNED VEHICLES #0-7164-0 # 4 -6 1 6 6 -0 BEST VALUES IN Bath/Kitchen Remodeling PLUMBING ■Exterior Power Washing ol All Interior Painting AREA! New modular APARTMENTS One Call Does It All Surfaces 6 4 8 -1 9 8 1 IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Ranches to be built. 5 ★ Free Estimates 203-643-6774 ' FOR RENT 30 Years Experience NOW M 1,499* NOW M 3,299* rooms, 3 bedrooms. M & M O I L ■Driveway Sealing & Paving 2 4 hours ★ 12 yrs. experience I I P L U S I I Vinyl siding, full base­ M & M Plumbing & Heating PLUMBINQ B HEATING No Job Too Sifiall ment. Available In •Tree Work DEMO 1990 MAZDA 626 “ LX’ NEW 1990 NISSAN PICKUP MANY 1,2,and 3 bedroom 649-2871 ■ OH Burner Senrice & Salee w/excellent references Mansfield, Coventry, apartments for rent. 5 Spd., Air ■ Automatic OH Delivery ■Tractor Work ★ Repair ceilings, walls 0 0 > ^ APR FINANCING FOR 5 Spd., 2.4 and Ashford $124,900 Call 646-1218, Phil or b e c a u s e y o u never! Cond., Power Engine, Cloth up. Philips Real Estate, Suzanne.______■Well Pumps Sates & Service ★ Refinish cabinets know when someone will CREATIVE BUILDERS Gutter Cleaning & Maintenance PAINTING/ • 7 /O UP TO 4it MONTHS S u nroo f. S e a ts an d 742-14500 MANY 1, 2, and 3 bed- ■Water Heaters (Eiwtric s Ow) be searching for the Item ■Bathroom & Kitchen PAPERING w/fine finished work 9 M o re l GREAT STARTER OR room apartments for WE DESIGN FOR YOU! 203-645-8892 Subject to Ford Motor Credit Company conditions and approval. retirem en t rent. Call 646-1218, Phil Beautiful kitchens I bathroom addl- Remodeling ★ Fully Insured Defter to run your want ad # 0 -7 1 3 0 -0 #4-8120-0 HOME. Easy to take or Suzanne. tlons/Wood decks. ■Senior Citizen Discounts Free Estimates WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. several days... cancel- YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE care of, this 3 room ■Electric Work Quality work a t a 6 4 7 - 0836 ing It as soon os you oet i MANCHESTER 1 bed- ALL MASON WORK Landscaping Consulting results. ® I * 9 3 . 1 8 SMONTH* ^ 1 6 9 .4 4 MONTH* Ranch In move-ln- room apartment. you name I; We can do 8 FRBE ESTIMATES reasonable pricel ^ 1 9 7 .6 8 MONTH* NOW n 2,999* condltlon. Paved Fully Insured Interior 4 Exterior 1984 MERCURY MARQUIS 1985 MERC GRAND MARQUIS NOW *6999* Large kitchen with ap­ ■k 30 Yrs. Experience Photte: M0S213A 1986 CHEVY CAPRICE driveway, porch. Free Estimates P144A 09013A pliances. Wall to wall •k Licerrsed Wall Papering and Painting 1986 PON'HAC SUNBIRD 1986 VW GOLF NEW 1990 MAZDA 929 “ S“ NEW 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA Newer siding, nice big carpeting. No utilities. 649-2871 Call Brian Welgle GSL Building M05138A 1986 CMC JIMMY Insured M05126A AT, Leather o ' lot. A rare find! Coven­ First and last months k Screened Top Soil 30 years Experience 1986 FORD ESCORT 1986 MAZDA RX7 M0S096A 645-8912 Maintenance Co. ■ 320SSA try, $95,000. Philips plus security. $425. 649- Call 646-0440 Any amount delivered Insurance, References and 370061 1986 MERCURY SABLE Seats, Loadedl Auto, Air, 2 - n Reol Estate, 742-145Qo LA W N CARE Commerclal/Resldential I 1986 MAZDA B2200 SE P.U. 1987 PONTIAC GRAND AM 060091 7850. Also: Backhoe, Bobcat, 4 MOSIMA Cassette, Free Esiimatee building repair and home I LOIOeOA 1987 OLDS CALAIS TIRED OF RENTING??? 1986 FORD TEMPO 1987 FORD TAURUS Rear Defog HANDYMEMCARPENTERS Loader available McHugh Himself MARTY MATTSSON improvements. Interior and 37006A Roomy 2 bedroom L01085A L01049A # 0 -7 1 8 8 4 & More. CleariirK), Hauling, Carpenliy, Painting 4 wallpapering at its CMC* 13.666 Unoncma $JM. aoua* 46 CoEi price ULM4 Inonced ecuoa 41 Com price 17.777 Ameuit rinoncad 17.777. aouTB41 Ranch close to private CONDOMINIUMS 648-4431 exterior painting, light car­ Dtvnfnti 06 91II at 9 n ATO 10, 66 monlT* low poymena at iIM4« 01 e 9% APR fpr 4i monthi lorol m*nenh eriV7Mat«9«Amtar4i montra Totot Renxxieiing. Reasonably Priced MOWING Davis Construction 3119109 1106 66 tata or 14661 ro6 and 6 biera« 114*71} Tolol et poymenh MIM. 17. Toi hraraalll7ia4 Io*olofpakmenlil«4ltM Icaond beach for your fishing FOR RENT best. Decks repaired or replaced. pentry. Complete janitorial icerea net hdudad Icarae rot riduded r i and swimming enloy- Free Estimates All lawn, tree, and 872-1400 07 659-9555 ^ AH Calls/knewerwl Free Estimates. Fully Insured. service. Experienced, reli­ ment. Shed with boat shrub service YOUR CHOICE MANCHESTER-lovelv 2 Rick'S Handym an & Established 1974. able, free estimates. YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE NOW *22,199* NOW *16,899’ port. Perfect for first bedroom, 1V2 bath Carpentry ^ r v lc e ROOFING/ * 2 2 5 . 9 2 K Also Large Selection of New 1990 Also 1990 Nissan Pathfinders time buyers. Coventry, Townhouse, end unit. C A L L J O H N YARDMASTERS ___ -843-0304 MONTH* * 2 4 5 . 6 9 EiS t h - * 2 7 3 . 9 3 S t h - 646-1948 643-9321 SIDING $119,424. Philips Real Full basement, central SPRING CLEANUP 1986 AUDI 5000S 1987 REGENCY 98 1 9 8 7 IR O C Z Estate, 742-14500 6 4 9 -0 7 7 3 LO1O6O0 06048A PricGS Inclode All Deater Rebates and Factory Incentives, Tax & Reg AddTl ■ air. Available Imme- •Trees 6c Lawns Cut M05011A ^ . dlately. Call 646-6079. NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Finding a cash buyer for 1986 HONDA ACCORD LXI 1987 MERC GRAND MARQUIS 1989 MERCURY SABLE GS GCF HOME SERVICES •Yards 6c Garagra Qeaned P & E Painting the Items you'd like to sell 35051A S04SA P114 EAST HARTFORD- ■Brush Piles Removed RESIDENnAL 1987 MERCURY COUGAR LS Can price le.*** amouit inoncee leja*. equee m OPEN Mon. to Fri. 9-9, Sot. 9-5 Remodeling, Additiorw, decks, a professional look wilhoS the Is easy. Just let our read­ P131 poymenQ of 746 *9 ot • APd for 4i montte Total Cahp«elia777 4meur4»w>cadaia777.eQudi4t ■ ROOMS WICKHAM ■Truck 6c Backhoe Work ■Roof Repairs 4 Re-roofing nierea 17177 17. Teiaiofpoymenalll.79S 11 Teaortf poiffnentt of 773 «S of evu APd tor 4i mentm Toroi I S wirxlows, doors, drywall. professional cost ers know what you have 1988 MERCURY SABLE GS •cereanelMuded leareer*PMm7i*4 not Wduded Tota>orpaiimenaiiXi4aa4 toaond IFOR RENT GARDENS. Open •Exterior Hous^alndng ■Gutters P128 Satisfaction Guaranteed, PAVING k Experienced for sale with an ad In .,o, PONTIAC BUICK • house Sunday 1-4. 1 ■Driveways ^ l e d ■Wood Shingles A Specialty Classified. 643-2711 1988 COUGAR LS p h 9 / 'EAST FREE ESTIMATES ■Landscaping Installations k Fully Insured L01046A O " 0 bedroom for Call Anytime Ask For Gil 289-6483 N ISSA N M A Z D A COVENTRY- Sunny, pri­ Chris Fitzmaurice Driveways By ■Complete Building 6c Call Eric for free estimates Anouit Irxinced IIM . eguoe di TREMENDOUS SAVINGS.-HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION! b l l WINDSOR vate entrance, bath, $550/month. Includes ______6464)674______heat. DIR: Exit 60 off 645-6559 GILL & SON'S PAVING Property Maintained 848-6277 Safe Ends July 3,1990 1 fireplace. Non- Route 84. Burnside No Job Too Big or Too Small •Any Job Considered TREE SERVICE/ smokers. $400. Call 742- Fully Insured Free Estimates Never Knowingly Undersold 5861. Avenue ocross from ■Free Estimates PRUNING O “ n ■AH Work Guaranteed CaU - Y A R D M A S T E R S Interior/Exterior LIONEL COTE Wickham Park. Wal­ m r n MANCHESTER- lace TustIn Realty, 644- DECKS/ 871-4590 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 Painting Done ROOFING & SIDING comfortable room, 2nd 5667. WARRICK BROS. LINCOLN 20 Yean Experience ■light camentry-driveway sealing •30 Years Experience ■Pruning [ S N O W S S ^ floor, gentlemen only. ADDITIONS ■ceilings and walls re a re d - $75 per week. Non- •Fully Insured ■Tree Removal MORAIMDE315 CENTER STREET (RT. 6), MANCHESTER 05 •attics and cellars cleaned ■Profeesional Climbing smokers preferred. LAWN-SCAPE •License # 506737 J u s t O ft Exit 60 from 1-84 TEL: 643-5135 - ld“ " “ td Coll Rose 647-8400. HOMES Complete property maintenance 843-8386 Hr Senior Citizen Discounts p r THE TIME FOR RENT Decks are 646-9564 ROOMS for rent In Man- Fully Insured fully insured/free estimates k Fully Insured chester. Half price spe­ OUR SPECIALTY TILE/MARBLE "THE FINISHING TOUCHES” 645-1973 o > cial. 646-8337. MANCHESTER-August TO BUY! 1.3 bedroom, 1V2 baths. !)ustomized to your needs - DJR TILE WORKS 843-8275 LARGE ENOUGH for 2. Nice area. $800 iscensed for top quality crafts­ Household vinegar Is an HAWKES TREE SERVICE Install/Replace various tile 4 ______Doug______College Pro effective and Inexpensive 3 3 CO Kitchen privileges. monthly, plus utilities. manship. Call Joe Bucket, truck 4 chipper. maible ■1 ,000,000 Liability Ins. fobric softner when added Bus line, parking. 647- Security and referen­ Slump removal. Free 9813 after 7 pm only. 643-7381 ■Quality Work ■Hardworking College Students to the final laundry rinse. J 3 > ces required. 647-9658. estimatee. Special ■Reasonable Prices Excessive abbreviations ■2 Year Written Guarantee Classified Is the effective > H abbreviate results! Be -Free Estimates consideration for elderly and ■Free Estimates and Inexpensive way to “D a p a r t m e n t s BUYER MEETS seller In sure readers understand MANCHESTER find a cash buyer for handicapped FOR RENT STORE/OFFICE the want ads ... time after 646-3455 your ad by avoiding ab­ Call 1-800-346-4649 24 Hours 647-7553 time after time! household Items you no FOR RENT breviations. 643-2711. longer use. 643-2711. MANCHESTER 4 and 5 STORE FOR RENT-460 room apartments. 646- Main St. Manchester. 2426 week days 9-5. Please call 646-2426,9to INDUSTRIAL MANCHESTER- 2 bea- 5 weekdoys.______1 8 2 1 SPORTING 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS room, 2nd floor. $625 a OFFICE space 500 square PROPERTY I LAWN CARE FURNITURE FURNITURE month. Security. No GOODS | 2 i | F 0 R SALE feet. Excellent loca­ MANCHESTER- pets. Adults preferred. tion. Heat, lanitor, YARD MAINTENANCE- Living room 5plece,$150. KITCHEN SET, butcher 644-8843. Avqilable July 1, Lawns our specialty GOLF CLUBS- Used. parking. $250/month. 4800/7200/1200 squqre Formal dining room, 7 block formica table PRFMOVING SALE- 1 MANCHESTER- 643-7175. Pleose call 643-2315. piece, $375. Bedroom, 3 and 4 chairs. $100. Starter and full sets year old washer 8, feet commerlcqlindus- with bags from $35. Hlghland Park School trlql 3 phase electric. Piece, $100. Bedroom 5 Please call 647-8305. dryer with mainte­ district. 3 bedroom, l '/2 buyer MEETS seller in piece, $800. Buy part or Also misc. clubs. 649- 646-5477. the want ads . 1794. nance aggreement baths, newer duplex. MANCHESTER all. 649-6620. good through 6-28-W Available July 7th. $765 $300 for set. Orlentai WILE MOTORS IS OVERSTOCKED!! per month. Call 644- ClasB A clioe space $8 a square hour kx)l N.N.N. 2600-34006000 I ^ C A R S rugs (2) valued at $3000 : 0123. I ^ C A R S I CARS I CARS CARS each. Asking $1000 hour: square feet avaHable. FOR SALE WE MUST LIQUimTE 52 GARS BV THE MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE each. Call Dave 647- bedroom apartments. Woodland Industrial Park 7023. OHLV Appliances. $600 per 643-1108 FRIDAY - 4 P.M . - 8 P.M. CLOSE OF BUSINBS THIS SATURDAY OHIV month. Utilities not In­ SATURDAY - 9 A.M.-5 P.M. FRIDAY - 4 P.M . - 8 P.M. cluded. References and Wile Motors Has Leased A Local Because Of Our Lack Of Room The SATURDAY-9 A.M.-5 P.M. security required. 646- June 29111 & 30th 0576.______MANCHESTER YOUR CHOICE; 2.9°^ A.P.Rr To 48 MONTHS Or *1000 CASH BACK Stockyard Just 400 Yards From Our STOCKYARD SALE Will Be Held At June 29th A 30th 3 BEDROOM apartment, BUSINESS/RESIDENTIAL NEW 1990 ESCORT 2 DOOR SUN SPORT ______• Showroom. That Location * central location. Ref­ COMBINATION NEW 1990 MUSTANG LX HATCHBACK erences and security 5 room office or retail suite plus 5 deposit required. 646- room. 3 bedroom cHaitmert 9693, days. Evenings, G&SAssociates •FINAKCING AVAILABLE 872-6293. 643-1108 •5 2 CARS AT SACRIFICE PRICES MODERN 1st 8. 2nd floor, EXTRA FINANCE PERSONNEL WILL BE ON HAND FOR THIS SALE SAVE THOUSANDS ON SPECIAL PURCHASE AND TOP QUALITY USED CARS 1 bedroom apartments. Newly painted. Utili­ I VACATION ties & appliances. I RENTALS Prefer mature adult. WHOLESALERS & DEALERS No pets, references 8< CAPE COD- Dennlsport- • EXTRAORDINARV SAVINGS security. 646-6113 or .Cottage $520/week 647-1221. SN 157 LIST $10,634 SN 201 1 sleeps 6. Call 429-3114. WELCOmE • TRADES ACCEPTED NEWER 3 bedroom du­ CAPE C O D - Automatic, Air Condrtionor, Sun Roof, Cassette Automatic, Cassette. Air Conditioner, Speed Control plex, 1'/2 baths, ap­ YARMOUTH. 4 bed­ pliances. No pets. 2 rooms, large lot. $450 months security. weekly. 2 or more con­ $725/month plus utili­ " '1 0 , 4 9 9 W e have sold hundreds of cars at our Stockyard Sales. secutive weeks, $425. 1------^ IB ties. August 1. 649-5132. Approximately 1 mile • INCLUDES $1000 REBATE ASSIGNED TO DEALER - ALL VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR ' "A.P.n. - ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 1 MANSFIELD- from ocean. 'A mile WILLINGTON line. from lake. Call Allbrio PRE-OWNED CiARS & TRUCKS 1 Route 44. 2 bedroom Realty, 649-0917._____ 1989 PONTIAC 1987 MERCURY 1984 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1984 FORD ESCORT apartment, country CHARLESTOWN BONNEVILLE SE 4 DOOR privacy. Adults pre­ RHODE ISLAND- cot­ GRAND MARQUIS LS 4 DOOR 4 DOOR WAGON 19B5 CHEVY CELEBRITY WGH. 1985 CHEW S-10 BLAZER 5x4 ferred. No dogs. $460 a tage. Sleeps 5. $425 a V6, aulo., 3rd scat V6, 4 whool drive, air cond. month. l '/2 months se­ week. 646-0174. After <9999 BOOK VALUE ■ M450 B O O K VALUE-*6150 curity. Call 742-0569. June 24. 1-401-364-1025. <9999 *2999 9 *2299 LIQUIDATION PRICE CHARLESTOWN Rhode 1987 FORD 1986 FORD 1985 FORD I LIQUIDATION PRICE i Island- Summer Ren­ 1987 FORD BRONCO II WILE TAURUS GL 4 DOOR CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 DOOR MOTORS tal. After 5:30 pm. Call THUNDERBIRD 2 DOOR 4x4 '• h - -V ■■ 649-9994. <6999 ROlC 66 *7999 *4999 *6999 WATCH DR SIGNS 0 7 1 INDUSTRIAL 2 9 5 CALL 423-77460R DIRECTIONS 4 9 5 0 I PROPERTY 87 VUGO GV 89 PONTIAC GRAND ADI LE 85 CADILLAC ELDORADO ______37,000 mllos, economical car •P72B, 4 dr., auto., A C, ite re o, Hit Loaded with equipment BOOK VALUE • *8950 MANCHESTER 7 ^ Ford WILE , BOOK VALUE - *8525 leoaaiO D square feet Indus- "RB^Sewflhia ■ s e o K r t 9 fetal tar rent Drive-In door, load­ Credit ^ 1 1 3 ^ 1 7 5 0 LIQUIDATION PRICE 7 9 5 0 m O TO R S LIQUIDATION PRICE ing dodt, parking. 100 WINDSOR AVE., RTE. 83, ROCKVILLE, CT SALES 875-3369 • PARTS 871-0094 81CHEVV S-10 PICKUP Woodland Industrial Park 4 cyl., automatic ROUTE 66 BSlLVmOUTH VOVAGER rtr, Auto, A C. Low Miles <'c5^a/ ) BOOK VALUE-'3425 643-1108 •SERVICE SECOND TO NONE" COLlMBIA BOOK VALUE - '6550 LIQUIDATION PRICE 8 23-7746 •IS'J 0 20— MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 29,1990 IT’S TAG SALE TIME 4 Days for the Price of 3! Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? The heat way to announce It Is with a Herald Classllled Ad. Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for Call 643-2711 the week. ^ lAB S^E^Sietl WHEJ YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. I

NOTICE TO CREDITORS INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID ESTATE OF CARS I CARS JOHN K. PRINGLE The Manchester Public The Manchester Public BUYER MEETS seller in Schools solicits bids for Schools solicits bids for FOR SALE FOR SALE SEUVICES the want ads. r n WANTED TO Th« Hon. Norman J. Preuss. REMOVAL OF CARPET AND SCHOOL COMPUTER Judge of the Court of Probate, BACKING AND INSTALLA­ WORK STATION FURNI­ I^BUY/TRADE District of Artdover, at a hear­ TION OF RESIUENT FLOOR TURE for the 1990-1091 SUBARU-IV83GL Wagon, ing held on June 20,1000, or­ Schaller's TILE and WALKIE-TALKIES school year. Sealed bids will 5 speed, tilt power. COLLISION AUTOMOTIVE I WANTED TO dered that all claims must be for the 1090-91 school year. Quality Pra-Ownad Autoa be received until July 11, Excellent condition. Attention raaldenta |buy/trade We buy dean, fete model used precented to the fiduciary at Sealed bids will be received 1990, 2:00 p.m., at which time 92K miles. $2200. 647- Valua Prlcad cars and trucks. Top prices dte address below. Failure to Free Junk Car Removal until July 10. 1990 at 2:00 they will be publicly opened. 8950.______1967 ACURA INTEGRA LS 3 DR. CASH PAID for old cars paid. promptly present any such Auto, A/C, Suntool p.m. artd 2:30 p.m. respective­ The right is resenred to rdect SUBARU WAGON 1981, COLLISION AUTOMOTIVE In good condition. Call claim may result in the loss of ly. at which time they will be any arid all bids. Spednca- $9,300 Duff - Carter Chevrolet front wheel, 4 wheel 19S6 HONDA PRELUDE 528-1555 anytim e 646-6388. 1229 Main Street rights to recover on such publicly opened. The right is tions and bid forms may be claim. drive, 4 speed, 125/K. 6 Speed. AlC, Sunrooi JAGUAR WANTED XK reserved to reject any and all secured at the Business Of­ 2 4 H O U R S Manchester, CT AM/FAA cassette. Ask­ $8,700 or XKE. In rough or bids. Specifications and bid fice, 45 North School Street, ____ 64&6464 Sharon B. Preuss, ing $850. Call 646-6894. 1988 SUBARU GL SEDAN poor condition. Coll forms may be secured at the Manchester, Connecticut. Auto, MC, PS, PB Cletk 216-495-2456. Business Office, 45 North $7,400 The fidudaty is: 061-06 1990 ACURA LEGEND L SEDAN CARS Grace C. Pnngle School Street, Manchester, CT. 5 Spd., Loeded, ALB, SeoHty Syi. ( CARS •1 1 3 Route 87 OUTTOBECOME $22,900 FOR SALE [ J ^ C A S S T od ay Is g reat d a y ... and Columbia, CT 06237 060 06 1985 CADILUC SEDAN DEVILLE FOR SALE FOR SALE Classified Is o great way MANCHESTERS V-a. Fully Loeded, Uke New 062-06 -^^to sell som ething! 643- $ 7 900 1985 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM #1 V-e, F u l r>ower. Extra Clean CARDINAL $4 900 USED CAR 1888 MAZDA 323 SE BUICK, INC. U tQ Auto. A/C, PS, PB, Low Milae cq onn 1988 Ford Ranger PAJ $5,895 1987 Buidt Regal ^ > 9 5 DEALER 1988 MAZDA 323 LX 19870148 C im S i m 83He«ant..^_. $1995 Auto, A/C, PS, PB, Low Milaa SUPER VALU& 84 Marquis 4 Door $3998 $7,400 1987 buzu Pup Pickup M.260 BUYHERE-PAYHERE 84 SlqrhaMrk4 Door $1595 1 9 8 /CHEVY CAMARO 1989 B u ick R ^ Coupe $10,980 84 Grand Prix 2 Door $2595 V-S,5Sod.,T-Top,A« 1988 Chevy C ^ ie r $8590 Bankrupt, Bad Credit, Slow Credit 85 Grarxl Mansis 4 Door 90V90 ^ ,9 0 0 85 Cdpark Wagon 1987 MAZDA RX7 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,960 Having trouble buying a car? 85 Town Car 4 door $9995 5 Spd., A/C, Sunmw FuN 85Flen)2Door 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe $7,695 $2998 $9,400 1987 Buick Park Are $11A90 85 Eurosport 4 Door $4395 1988 CHEVY K-5 BLAZER 85 Escort 4 Door $1995 1987BuickSomeiBetCpe $7)460 V-8, Auto, Sllvarado, Loaded 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $ 7 ^ Call Steve Donovan 86VWGo«5Door $5495 $14,500 86Devlle4Door 1986 MitsubisN Pickup $3 ^ $1%995 1990 ACURA INTEGRA GS 86 Caprice 4 Door $7995 1986 Buick S l^ w k Cpe $5,980 66Sunblrd2Door Auto, A/C, PS, POL, PW, Crulee 228-1022 $4398 $16,400 1986 Pontiac Grand Pm $7,980 86200SX3Door $5995 1985 Cadillac Sedan OeVille $9/460 Small down payments & small weekly payments 86 Chevy G20 Van 1986 CHEVY CAVAUER CPE $10^995 1985 Oldsmobile Calais $5560 86 S10 Blazer 2 Door $9398 6 Spd., AJC, AWFU 86 Town Car 4 door $1^995 $2,900 1982 Chovrolol Celebrity 45k $3,995 PAY THRU DEALER at 86 GMC Jimmy 2 Door $7998 1982 Citation 46k $2,295 86Aud5000S4Door ♦ftfWVWpomKi SCHALLER ACURA 81 Adams Street 86 Escort Wagon $4398 345 Confer Street Champagne & Sons 86 Sable Wbgon $7995 M anchester Manchester ONLY 86RX72Door $8995 Rt. 6 & 66, Columbia 86T-6ird2Door $8395 647-7077 649-4571 86 Accord LXI4 Door $8995 86 B2200SE Pickup $4395 $ 2 4 Q 9 8 861MARK3Door $3595 881^nxXR33Door $3695 86Tempo4Door $3995 87 Dodge 600 4 Door $5595 month* 87IROCZ2Door $10,395 PONTIAC AND o«; 87Topaz4Door $4595 87Calais4Door $7995

o"'** 87 Supra TRB 3 Door < $14,395 oW 87 Grand Am 2 Door $8695 87 Regerxy 96 4 Door $10,495 BUICK SAI.E .HI 4 1 ^ * 67 Hyundai 3 Door $3495 oo' 87B2200Plclato MANY TO $3995 1990 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. tot'* 87 Topaz LS 4 Door 1990 BUICK NEW RE6AI 2 DR. $4995 VALUE LEADER CHOOSE FROM 87 Horizon S Doer $3395 A /C , DEFOG., STEREO 87 Cougar LS Coupe $8995 NEW 87 Taurus 4 Door $8995 STK. #2-4095-0 87 Dakota Pickup $6595 11.75% APH4«monlfi8. 87 Grand Marquis 4 Door $9995 m ^ply payment by 4B to get total deterred payment price. Taxee extra. Price Includes M 88 Hyundai lA 3 Door $5495 88323 SE3Door $4995 88 Escort 3 Door INCLUDES OM $499», in TIME BUVEB 88 Jaguar }OS Sedan $29,995 PnOOflAM N O W * 4 , 6 9 2 88SableGS4Docr ,.$8595 NOW *13,792 88 Town Car 4 Door $12,995 68CcugarLS2Door $8998 88RX7SE2DOOT $12695 1990 PONTIAC TRANS SPORT S/E 89 F2S0 Pickup $15421 1990 bukT u m b T eT dr!‘‘ 89 Sable GSM^gon $11,995 DEMO, LOADED DEMO, LOADED 89SableGS4Doar $10,995 89 Town Car 4 Door S 3 CARTERS $ 1 5 9 9 5 STK. # 1 -5 1 4 7 -0 STK. # 2 -4 0 7 1 -0 89 Grand Prix L£------2 Door $11,995 89GrandMi Is LS 4 Door $15995 MANYO •""N O T LISTED

CHEVROLET/GEO MORANDE N O W n 6,898 LINCOLN MERCURY MAZDA NOW *15,943 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 /1-384 (fernisfy Moriarty Bros.) 301 CeniM’Street 1990 PONTIAC 6000 S/E Manchester m o'iuICK CENTURY COUPe' 646-6464 Hours; Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 DEMO, LOADED NEW V -6, V C 643-5135 STK. # 1 -5 0 4 0 -0 CASSETTE, WIRE. WHEELS Astrograph STK. 2 -4 0 5 1 -0 ^ NOW *15^192 N O W M ^ 1 9 7 care of by another will only generate a ward and two steps backwards. 1990 pontI ac u S ans’ % u r heated response. Suffer In silence ’iW PARrAVENUr AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Today LE. 4 DR. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Being either ^ r t h d a y you might hear some rather juicy gos­ NEW, LOADED too tight fisted or too loose with your NEW, AUTO. sip. You'll know the greater portion of it STK. 3 -4 0 0 $ -0 money today could bring about the P.S., STEREO is unfounded, yet you might be tempted June 30,1990 same consequences: poor value re­ to repeat it total. ceived for the dollars you spend PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Attention Once you commit yourself to a course LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't let oth­ should be devoted today to discharging of action in the year ahead, don't look ers get you involved in something today an old social obligation. If you fail to do MCLUOESOM back. Your ability to select the route will which you feel does not serve your best Id TIMEBUYOI so, it will only create anguish for you at a PROQRAM N O W *6 ,6 9 2 be good, so don't let self-doubts con­ Interests. It's better to say "no" up front later date. NOW *20,197 vince you otherwise. than to nurse regrets later. ARIES (March 21-April 19) An impor­ PRICES INCLUDE A ll REBATES S DISCOUNTS. 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When that held, he 4AQ875 The lead played a second heart, finessing. But VJ6 West now took the king. FOR SALE! ♦ A J 10 9 8 poses problems ♦ J At this point, if West did not hold the king of spades, a spade lead would WEST EAST By James Jacoby shipwreck declarer. But West led a 4K43 4J10 2 club. Declarer won the ace and was All sizes 12, 13, 14, 15, and some 16. All WK2 V54 Without the trump lead, declarer now saved by the strong diamond suit. ♦7532 ♦Q64 would have an easy 12 tricks in six He overtook his king of diamonds with ♦ 9654 ♦KQ10 72 hearts. He would be able to play ace of dummy’s ace and ran the jack of dia­ tires are guaranteed. Priced to sell. SOUTH clubs and ruff a club, play a diamond monds, discarding a club when East ♦ 96 back to his king and ruff another club. followed low. Another diamond ♦ AQ 10 9873 He would then pitch a spade on dum­ brought the queen from East, and de­ ♦ K my’s ace of diamonds, cash dummy’s clarer got back to dummy with the ♦ a 8 3 spade ace, ruff a spade with the seven spade ace to shed his black-suit losers 87 Hilliard Street of hearts and then try to drop a single- Vulnerable: Neither on the good diamonds. Six hearts was a Dealer; South ton heart king. His only loser would be good contract, but West’s imaginative that king of hearts. lead deserved a better fate. Manchester, CT lulh West North E:asl The trump lead posed some prob­ James Jacoby 's books -Jacoby on Bridge-and ♦ Pass 1 ♦ Pass lems, but none of them too serious. De­ -Jacoby on Card Games-(written with bis father, ♦ Pass 3 ♦ Pass clarer’s assumption was that East the /ate Oswald Jacoby} are now available at ♦ Pass 4 NT Pass held the heart king. So he put up the bookstores. 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