Bryan Farms Split Over Tire~Servlce Switch

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Monday, Juna 2 9 , a D C d h M Bryan Farms split over tire~servlce switch

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Edwto kfooao fff (OOt wHb Lt. the attorney foooraf. tera and techtdetane In aht cHlea Cof Olfvor L Nortb boforo (bo Mooao. appoarfof Sunday on went on atrtke (Ma momlnf afafnat frao-«oo(ra affatr uoravofod faat ABC-tV’a "Thfa Wook Wl(h David NBC In (to (bird and largeat atrtke faff. 00 a OMTO rofular baata (bao Brinkley." aafd bo would aoawor afalnat a network (Ma year. (bo atforooy foooraf baa aokoowf- quoadona when ho la oaflod (o NBC imMemented Ha final con­ odfod. aooordtof (oa koowfodfabfo (oatffy boforo the ooofroaafonaf tract offer at 1161 a.m. after fovorooioot aouroo. frao-contra fnvoatlfatlof laat-faap nefotlatlona faffed. kfooao. wbo fod ao ad>nfflta(ra(ton oommfttooa. Membera of (to National Aaaocl- t o ^ r y foto Nortb'a aotfvtffoa faat "f'm not fofof to bo lured foto adon of Broadcaat tmafogoe* and Hwombor, baa aafd ho bold por- oommootfnf on (bfa matter." Teebnief ana then calmlf walked off bapa a doroo moottofa wftb (bo Mooao aafd. " I wiffoommorrf plenty the Job aa promlaed at NBC (ormof Naftooaf Socurtty Couooff when I have (bo opportuoffy to headt/aartere here. afdo. 0000 dfacuaatof afd (o tbo (oatffy, or at an appropriate (fmo 'Everyone went qufetfy," NBC Nfoprafoao oootra robofa Appoar- when (ho fact* are all out there But okeaman Dorn Olofre aald early fof Sunday oo ARC-TV, Mooao I think there la no quoatfon In my thia morning from company dooHnod (0 anawor quoatfona about mind (bat I have at no (IrhO done headouartera. bfa tnootfofa or fovofvoinont wftb artythfng Improper or fifofaf. and Dcketinf alao began at network- Rortb that my opportunity for comment owned atatlona In San Prancfaco, Aocordfof (0 torrenf and fornior wfll come." Cleveland, CMcafo, waabfnfton and Burbank, Calif. admfofatratfon aourcoa wbo apoke Eaatland aafd later that Mooao on condftfon of anonymfty. (ho Although NBC remained on the did not five any lofaf opfnfona or air without Interruption, (here were attorooy foooraf mo( offon wftb clearance* tor Nortb'a oedvitloa, North and, accordfof (oorwaourco, a few technical faffea and fUtohea, Aakod about Mooao'a mootfnfa moat noticeably on (he 'T oday" aa froquontfy aa afmoat ovory wook with North, Eaatland faat wook durfof a portod from tato (MS ahow, wMch waa pfafued by uneven cftod Mooao'a oarflor atatomonta aound levela, poor camera work (broufb rmicb of IMA. (bat ho bad mot porhapa a doten Howovor, Mooao apokoaman and auch allp-upa aa broadcaating timoa Late Su n d^ ho added that Herald photo try Pinfo the wrong promotional meaaage Torry Eaaffand aafd Sunday ntfbf kfooao could recall no mootfnfa tba( Mooao could rocaff no mootfnfa and a film clip at the wrong apeed. alone with North and the NSC ataff ahar winning lha Graatar Hadford Opan The atrtke waa called after union wftb North bovond (ho doron ho haa counaol, Cmdr. Paul fl. Thompaon, Paul Azinger, holding his daugMar, acknowfodfod durfof (MS and IkWf. golf fournamanf In Cromwall. leadera charged that NBC'a pro- who a aourco aafd aat In on aome of acknowladgas lha applausa Sunday poaed two-year contract threatened North a( (ho ffmo waa arranffnf thofr aoaalona (ho aato of U,8.-mado woapona to Job aecurtty and the union by fran and dovefopfoy a prfvafo Eaatland declined to anawor demanding that non-union workera notwork (o auppfy (ho contraa quoatlona rofardinf North and and management be allowed to do durfnf a confroaafonaf ban on U S. Mooao'a afonda durfnf (hoir moot- Manchester relatives share taaka now atrtctly performed by mtfttary afd. Infa, oxcopt to aoy couirtortorror- union membera. In a rofafod matter, one aourco lam ''la ono of tho mottora thoy "We're out there becauae the aafd the federal f rand Jury tnveatt- typically diacuaaod," Nortb'a Job company put ua out there," aald fatlnf the fran-contra affair haa doaerlpdon made him roaponalblo Azlnger^s triumph at GHO Arthur Kent, prealdent of NABET : boon told that complalnta by other for countortorrorlam mattera at (ho Local 11. "They wanted thia N ^ afdoa to thon-Natfonaf Soour- NSC. althoufh hla activltloa ranfod atrtke.'' Ity Adviaor Roar Admiral John M. from aid to tho contraa to offorta to NBC noted that the National aocuro roloaao of tho U.S. hoatafoa By Oeorqe Loynq Deapitc having her vlalon Labor Relatione Board laat week Poindoator about Nortb'a aotivltfoa ahlelded on aome ahota. Patelll In Lebanon Herald Reporter diamlaaed aeven unfair labor prac­ wore diamlaaed with a cfafm they aald ahe waa not ahlelded from the tice chargea filed by the union, and CRO M W ELL — Paul Axinger, emotion of the tournament. "You accuaed the union'll leaderahip of the golfer who won the Canon- Juat get ao excited and nervoua." Ignoring membera. ^ ^ Sammy Davla Jr.-Greater Hart­ However. Patelll aald ahe waa "For the laat 11 weeka, NABET Korea party boss ford Open on Sunday, la not Juat confident he would win. deapite employeea working without a con­ another profeaalonal player win­ what her atomach told her. tract nave never been given the ning another victory. Axinger’a great uncle. 85-year opportunity to vote on the propoaed A group of more than 50 aunta. old Jack Stratton, alao of Man­ agreement preaented to the union demands elections unclea, coualna ond frienda. many cheater, followed Axinger around by NBC on March 91," aald a from Mancheater. where Axln- In the rain on Saturday, a feat that network atatement read by apokea- ger'a mother grew up. alao Patelll aald Impreaaed her. woman McClain Ramaey. dacy for prealdent If hla demanda After that day’a play. In which SEOUL. South Koroa (AP) - 'Tho ahared In the triumph hoad of tho rtllinf party. In a for reforma were not met. Axinger vaulted Into the lead. The oppoalton Immediately 'The gallery followed the 27- atunnlnf turnabout, domandod to­ year-old Holyoke native through Patelll aald a picnic had been day that Proaldont Chun Ddo-hwan hailed the atatement, and leading planned (or him. However, he diaaident Kim Dae-Jung called for every hole of the four-day tourna­ Home sales accopt (ho "pebplo'a will" and ment. They aweated out the declined becauae he aald he waa formation of an Interim govern­ too nervoua. Patelll aald. afroo to diroct proaldontlal oloc- difficult ahota. felt the aame dona to ond hufo antl-f ovornment ment to overaee national affafra Patelll and Axinger’a mother until Chun a< spa down In Pebruary. preaaure of profeaalonal competi­ were two of eight children who drop In May protoata. _ tion Axinger felt, ond were elated 9 Roh Tao-woo. hoad of tho Domo- A prealdentlal apokeaman aald grew up In Mancheater, but only Chun would make a declalon when he aank the winning put on Axinger'a mom played golf. "She cratlc Juatico Party and Chun'a the 18th green. WASHtNOTON (AP) - Salea of main political ally, aald ho would "aoon" on Roh’a demanda, after waa a natural." Patelll aald. new homea plunged 14.9 percent In they are adopted by the Democratic "1 felt a lot of aupport, and It felt reals n hla chairmanahip and candl- like a hometown victory." Axin­ 'The golfer'a mother moved to May, the biggeat decline In more Juatice Party aa Ita official plat­ Holyoke after getting married. than five ypara, (he government form. The party Immediately ger aald afterward. However, hla aunt, Carol Pa- Two yeara later, the Axinger reported to . laaued a atatement aaying Ita family moved to New Jeraey and telll of Sunny Brook Drive In The Comitorce Department aald TODAY lawmakera fully aupported Roh. then to Florida, where Paul that new alngle-tamlfy homea were Mancheater. aald ahe tried to be Axinger grew up and learned how Twenty-eight membera of the careful not to diaturb him., aold at a ^ a a o n a lly adiuated to play. 8 party'a Central Executive Council annual rate otvHl,000 unite In May “We let him make the firat 'fhla year. Axinger la the Mottly tunny later tendered their realgnatlona to move," ahe aald, Axinger alao aa higher monfage^ ratea cut profeaalonal tour'a top money aharpty Into home aalea. Moatly aunny, breexy and warm ahow their aupport for Roh and give tried not to greet every familiar him a free hand In reorganiting the winner, and he pocketed another The annual rate waa t h e J ii; ^ today. High 85 to 90, Partly cloudy face In the gallery that followed 1126,000 Sunday for winning the^ party. Officlala aald a reahuffle of him, but did acknowledge their aince December 1994. The i43 tonight Low 85 to 70. Partly cloudy, CAROL PATELLI OHO. The victory waa alao hla percent decline from the April aaln breety and warm Tueaday. Chance party poata waa expected. preaence. "He'll wink a bit," aald Patelll. . .. Azinger's aunt third of the year. Many obaervera pace waa the biggeat cne-m n^ of an afternoon or evening thunder- "The people are the maatera of call him one of the game’a beat drop aince a 19.8 percent decreiae atorm. High 85to90. Detallaonpage Bill Patelll of Horton Road. their country and the people'a will Carol'a aon. aald a few yeara ago third, since the laat group la young playera In January 1999, during the 1991-19 2. muat come before everything compriaed of the leadera from the Patelll aald the aaaembly of receaalon. 7 It waa much eaaler to follow hla elae." Roh aald In an announcement couain around from hole to hole day before. It uaually haa the relativea. Including othera who Analyata have been torecaating to the nation releaaed after a party becauae Axinger waa rarely lanieat audience. live In SImabury. plana to turn out weakneaa In home aalea becauae or Ind«x again when he playa In another meeting. among the leadera. 'That waa the caae Sunday. the riae In mortgage ratea thia ao psgM. 2 MeHonk "There waa never anybody Carol Patelll often had trouble tournament later thia year In apring. After declining to a nlna- He aald he backed other key aeeing her nephew make a putt. Maaaachuaetta. Axinger alao In- year low of eloae to 9 nercent tor Lottery______2 around him," Patelll aald. “You Advice------17 oppoaltlon demanda, auch aa preaa talk about him all year long to the However, ahe aald ahe would tenda to play In the Britlah Onen, haed-rate loana at the end of Bualnees------9 Obituarlaa____10 freedom, greater autonomy for people who don’t even known judge from the crowd’a reaction which lx known (or Ita chilly March, average rataa ellmbad Claialtled . 18-20 O pinion______0 local governmenta, reatoratlon of him. Now they know him." how he did. aummer temperaturea. aharpiy In April and May, hitting C o m ic t------9 People______2 righta for Kim Dae-Jung. who la For the aecond year In a row. "tf they yell loud, we know he "We're trying to get him aome 19.91 percent on May 99. Blnea that Connecticut — 4 Sp o rta ____11-15 barred from taking part In polltica, Axinger played In the final group did good," ahe aald by the firat old panta to keep him warm,” time, they have retreated aeme- Entertainment 17 Telovlalon____17 and the releaae of people arreated of the day. Laat year, he flnlahed green. Patelll aald. what and now atand at 19.99 Focua 10 U.S./World.S. 10 in the proteata that have awept the percent. Local newa_!l. 7. Weather ------2 country aince June 10. MANCHESTER HERALP. Monday. Jans to. I t iL r J .

: A ’r How Manchester's Safe Rides is batting 1,000

______• y dm draw satdaaea ewopeetor at Mawcbesler VOLUNTEERS BEGIN taking movies on television or caR out fof PSayiwWy CoW ^ PCffyr|rapwFfr> mgb ScBaat. Tbaogb as adoH calla for rides at 0; SO every Friday pizu , Topping said. f w9^9www99w IS ea 8aay wwsa^^ap "Wo woR until Iff timo for businoss, ond whon night. The operation closet at S "We wait until it's time for MamWaalar §ata HMssi, •ate IM it Is S0sa. stilisati run tlw a.ffl., then starts up again for the buslneas, and when It’a tima for «M M Na M M l I apsfatiaay ta m f ealfs and dia- tfo tImo for buolnoss. wo'ro businoss pooplo." sho same boura Saturday night. Rides bualiMaa, we're bualiMss peopla," ' 8mm a89 a B^mMS pateBlns drivers. are also offered on the nigbta of she said. sold. local high school graduations and “TBe kfdb natly dathebolk ofthe One of the reasons for the sucesM on^certain holidays. of Manchester Safe Rides Is tba WHO a aakmiaar aUdt at ST dfjydsatl werti,'' O'ltonneW Cathy Topping, outgoing prosidont 'toe program year begins the first professionalism of tha student . stoSaato asS to aSaNa, (Be erganl- volunteers, O’Donnell said. Tto ’ let too prevISig ftoatosaapeftottoa Safe Rides weekend after the start of school and ends the weekend after the last students have respected the confl- >to alhsot ftoS rtiara ma yaar. •A P E HIDES E X f t n to redoce dentiality of riders, he said. ' that'aatmaattaieaaamaafaaiaai high school closes. This year, there tba aofflbar of young peopla who were few request! for rides during He said he knows of no cases In yaar, wgaa ffT yaaa§ paagta used drive drunk. Operating out of the Die isrrvfcv. graduations, possibly because of which that confldcnce has been Mariarty Bros., a car dealership on ngsc H<«|| U/ihnol, the alcohol-free party thrown for broken. Csntar Street, voiuntcer drivers “ KMIa aren't shy about osIim the or family ears and are reimbursed "I went bMause I thought It was MRS students by their parents, One condition of Joining Safe sarvka aay more,’’ said Gn\ a free rides to those who have for mileage. Volunteers come from femg/or Iftoitokd old dmyaot ofrkd dtodpHnw I too much to drink or to their interesting, and I thought it was a O'Donnell said. Rides Is that volunteers agree not to . Tdpabif, Safa Rides dotfolng_ prsflp* nit of Manchester's high schools. good Idea," said Heather Shaw, an reveal the identity of riders. w d ifii ettook# » atighily more pamiaaiva npproedi to ■ faVifljg^uai inio m aa charter ^ ‘ member of the Cpassengers. The only restriction Is “ I did it basically because it that rid m cannot be older than 31. MRS graduate who Joined Safe On any given night, four people “ The key is, for three years, chiidftmfing wata they to tand aonta old Purl ton luwe on orfjmtfjtikm sounded Interesting and It was kind Rides during Its second year. Shaw are on duty— an adult supervisor, a they’ve done exactly what they say Ihooofdoci. According toonoench low, children over 16 Most credit for the program's Student volunteers have been of a way to meet people and help plans to continue to drive for Safe dispatcher, a driver and another they were going to do ... they’re as who coreed "eholl he pot to death, onleee it con be soccesi belongs to the student driving for nt least six months and people," said Topping, who gradu­ Rides when she enters the Univer­ student to accompany the driver. good as their word," O’Donnell ated this month from Manchester Between calls, students watch teetibed that the Parenta have been onchrietianly • votonteers, said Kevin O'Donnafl, a have gone through a two-hour sity of Connecticut in the fall. said. negligent in the edocation of each Children." Another la# impoeed the death penalty on children who storm rumblot along pereietently dieoheyed their parente. ManchemterlArea tfO KOV KNOW — What ie corporeal poniehment? in nation’s midsaction PH ID Arf A N iW IR -O f the Oreaf Lahea, Laka tupartor Townm in B rief fa ffia farfftaaf Irom ffw Affanffe Ooaan. Sah) f«ff h> parfa of t(M Caaf (hraaffif aa«/Af#«af f« a « a , » Kfrcni'tedg* UnUmrted. Inc ita t «MhS(Mrtfnr««( (Mftw, wMf« (hmv- Iin vupll Irlll IHwSSl rfSTVCnr SlNr MCC ippointf Intorfm pm fom M M a>M, are available at the HvrsM photo ky S M o Municipal Building and at all Main M oitly iutifiy/ bf««Ky and w arm today^ H i g h S9 t o M . Mayo <18611; Praftk Loeaaer <1010); Sucrose polyastar, a oholsstarol- anO tampara/araa araamf ika tia - Slim Plcl(efts<1O10); Harmoft Kllwbrew fat-trsa cooking substanoa, la on tha Street banks. The cost Includes half a W l/ida goiithwogt ineraaalag to 19 to 99 mph. Purtly tiak at a a.m. ISl/Y rakgad /ram to <1086) way. fo r permanant prsaa, wash-anO- barbecued chicken, a baked potato, Farmer's delight dagraaa a/ ¥affa#a/aka/ Wya.. to cioiidy tonight Low 99 to 70. W l/ida gouthwoat ground wear hamburgers, maybs? cole slaw, roll, beverage and dessert. TODAY’S OUOTIi "I'd Ilka lo gal you / Bill Peracchio, from left, of Hytone Farms In Coventry, his honor is given to Connecticut farms that maintain neat to at t*kaakia, Aria./ and ia a 10 mph. Portly eioudy, broeny and w arm T u o id o y . The meal w ill be served from 4:30 to On a alow boat lo China" — kfank 7:30 p.m, near the Manchester brother, Tom, hie father, Tony, and hl$ mother, Betty, and clean premises and comply with the regulatory Vagai/ May. Cbonce ol an aitornoon or evening th u n d e r a t o r m . H ig h Lomser. Bicentennial Band Shell on the receive the Dairy Farm of Distinction Award from standards for processing milk and other dairy products. 99 to 00. Chonce of precipitation 90 percont, TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWSRS; Code hioklans park market ACCoOHTANt.« to 60 days to ftret 646-4277 742-7361 e n0> commente unabta to member ot tba Asaoctatad Praia, ttra Audn Bureau otetreutsMorrsarrUttra paymant ; Peeturee Editor Men- Naw Bbstand Nawapapar iHiMlbr Htreld, P.o. Box MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jmie 39. t m - $ MAWCHWIIB HBWALD. Mowdiiy. June »■ 1W7 Ross Jury foreman: 'No second thoughts’ about death Put competence before ideology,’ Democrats say

■v Llndo Itowall heinoua and depraved.” girls. Friday’s verdict ended the asked if there were aggravating gruesome." the defendant ... They were very The AtMClOtfd Tboae are the aggravating fac- penalty phase of the trial. factors in each of the six counts of However, he said, the “whole professional. They didn’t have a lot Several names emerge as Reagan prepares to make Supreme Court nomination tora neoeaaary for m death aeM- Under state law, trial Judge O. caritsl felony against Ross. question of the death penalty is to work with, but Ouv made the MAMTOIU) — Jury foranun ence to be invoked under Connecti­ Sarsfleld Ford haa no choice but to “I’ve been a lot more nervous something that had nothing to do most out of their case.“ WASHINGTON (AP) - A Demo­ ' — I imi w^m rnfr'^’Tsm ee^m m ^n^nm ^m m movemove to to ...... someone someone w wlw to k hM Dom M M. Hatotod u id be bad a cut law. sentence Ross to die In the electric than that,” Halated said about his with what went on In this court He also said that he felt no signing the verdicts. “We had done relationship of any kind with Ross cratic member of the Senate prediapoaitloB on every em e# Bar few raetlaaa nigbta before conclud- The eight men and four women chair. Sentencing Is scheduled for room. There was no sense that Judiciary Committee called on major isaoee and the social f iBf that Miebael Roaa deaerved to Jurora aiao found that no mitigating 10 a.m. on July 6. Before an our Job.” anyone fSIt we were there to Judge even after being in the same good or bad law and 1 don’t think courtroom with m defendant for Elresident Reagan today to “put and wishes to move the cowr$fa>l be executed, but be bad “no aecond factora exiated In any of the four execution may be carried out, Halated said Ford told the Jurors campetence before ideology” in direction that’s where it waa 1 tbougbta Ufbataoever" about con­ alayinga. To apare Roaa from the however,, the state Supreme Court not to discuss specifics about their anybody did.” eight weeks. must review the case. “In the sense fo developing a nominating a successor to retiring years ago, I think there will bai demning the aerial killer. death penalty, a mitigating factor deliberations. Ford had also In­ When asked If he mulls over the Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. controversy." “I’m Juat aa aatlafled today that I — auch aa mental lllneaa — would feeling toward Michael Ross, 1 can Halated, 60, who retired in 1994 as structed them not to take the case consequences of the Jury’s decision Powell. The legality of abortion m i made the right declalon aa I wai need to have been found In each of home with them during their safely say I bad none. I had no more president and chief operating of­ Friday, he said, “If I had a sense (feeling for him) on the last day But the ranking Republican on future vitality of programs advasto- yeaterday,*’ Halated aaid in an the four killinga. eight-week ordeal in court. today that Michael Ross was not the panel warned that lengthy Ing minorities and women, among interview Saturday from hii The declalon meana that Roaa ficer of Lone Star Industries Inc. in than the first,” he said. Oreenwich, was foreman of the properly represented, that would "Everyone assumes that emotion confirmation hearings would not be numerous other critical isoaes, Baaton borne. became the firat peraon condemned "Leaving it there was good be one thing. (air to the court or the country. may be at stoke when Reagan picks On Friday,'Halated and II other to die In Connectlcut'a electric Jury during both phases of the trial. advice, but to accomplish that was has got to be a part of It,” Halstad “But I couldn’t be more con­ said. "In my case, the emotion was . Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and a successor to Powell. And the jurora concluded that the 17-year- chair aince the U.8. Supreme Court One of his duties as foreman was very difficult,” said Halated, the Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., laid out president’s decision could shape old Gomeil Univeraity (raduate’a upheld the death penalty in 1970. to sign the 10 verdict slips, four father of a daughter and a son. “I vinced that he was well repres­ not part of it. We fit the facts with American life and the nation’s law ented,” he said. “I was Impressed the law and arrived at a logical their respective parties’ positions klllinf of four eaatem Connecticut Roaa waa convicted by the aame asked if there were mitigating had Some restlsM nights. Some of it on the nomination during a Joint well into the 21st century. teen-afera waa “eapeclally cruel. Jury June 8 of murdering the four (the testimony) was very with the attorneys who represented conclusion.” factors in each death and six that appearance on NBC-TV’s “Today” Possible candidates mentioned program. (or Powell’s Job Include U.S. Circuit . Leahy said the Democrat- Judge Robert H. Bork, Republican L’Amblance panel controlled Senate will scrutinise Sen. Orrin G. Hatch of Utah and two C onnecticut in B r i ^ Reagan’s choice closely because other appeals court Judges, R o l ^ Powell has frequently cast the A. Posner of Chicago and J. Clifford suggests laws to "swing vote” on major court Wallace of San Diego. decisions. / Man Shot, killed by police r “We’re replacing the pivotal Meese said there will be "a require Inspection Qiember of the Supreme Court. This ORRIN HATCH ROBERT BORK RICHARD A, POSNER J. CLIFFORD WALLACE considerable list” of people and did FAIRFIELD — A Norwalk man who threatened a Fairfield Is a far more important Supreme not rule out candidates without a . . . Utah senator . . . circuit judge . . . appeals judge . . . 9th Circuit Court Judicial background. police officer with a gun waa ahot and killed Sunday night, police HARTFORD (AP) - Designers of buildings Court appointment than any that Capt. Joaeph Sambrook reported today. President Reagan has made be­ "I’m sure the list will Include should be required by law to Inspect their meets in October and it should have for the October sessions in court,” and the chief of staff will meet avoided the rigid ideology that at people who are not Judges,” he said. Sambrook aaid that ahortly before 10: SO p.m. police received a projects during construction to assure com­ fore,” he said. a new member by then.” Meese said. tomorrow to begin the process in times isolated the court’s liberal telephone call alerting them to a domeatlc diapute at the home of "On the other hand, obviously, pliance with design plans, members of a special "Because of that, I think all Attorney General Edwin Meese Reagan, returning Sunday from a earnest of considering who,” Biden and conservative wings. He was there will be probably a number of Judy Blllyard on Nutmeg Lane. The diapute apparently involved committee reviewing the collapse of L’Am­ members of the Senate Judiciary III also Is calling for speedy Senate weekend at Camp David, Md., said Sunday on CBS-TV’s "Face the considered the court’s pivotal vote, Blllyard and a former boyfriend. people who are already on the biance Plata said. Committee, both Republicans and action. refused to answer reporters’ ques­ Nation.” siding with "pro-choice” forces on bench.” When Officer Barry Roaen arrived, he waa confronted and Democrats, will want to look very, "I think the president will try to tions about his intentions regarding Reagan said he wiil move swiftly abortion while voting conserva­ threatened by the gun-toting boyfriend, Sambrook aaid. The The 10-member committee appointed by Qov. very carefully at whoever is make that nomination quickly and I Biden, interviewed in Los An­ William A. O’Neill in May toexamlne the state’s the Supreme Court appointment. to fulfill what he called "one of the tively on law-and-order issues. officer flred once, killing the boyfriend, Sambrook aaid. .nominated.” would think within the next week, or However, Sen. Joseph Biden, most significant duties of my Biden, whose committee is the geles, noted that despite the specu­ building procedures met for the second time Thurmond, however, emphai- two weeks at the most,” Meese said lation on the list of candidates, none Police didn’t immediately releaae the Norwalk man’a name. Friday to discuss proposed areas (or study. D-Del., chairman of the Senate office.” first stop for Judicial nominees, Sambrook aaid the incident waa under inveatlgation, but that .Tsed the new) (or quick Senate Sunday on ABC-TV’s "This Week Judiciary Committee, said White Powell made the surprise an­ emphasized the Importance of a has been mentioned by administra­ Roaen appeared to act properly. Committee members Willis N. Mills Jr., a approval of a replacement (or With David Brinkley.” House Chief of Staff Howard H. nouncement Friday that he was balanced court in light of Powell’s tion officials. Roaen Joined the Fairfield police force in February 1988. New Canaan architect, and Philip Burton, a Powell. "And that means that definitely It Baker Jr. had indicated to him that retiring from the nation’s highest record. "To the best of my knowledge, West Hartford engineer, said the committee : ” "The court now has one man out is Imperative that the Senate the selection process had not begun, court after IS'/t years. The 79-year- "I think that if they try to find none of these names have bim should consider legislation requiring architects ; and we need to fill that vacancy as commence hearings on that nomi­ but that a meeting was scheduied old Justice cited health problems someone in Justice Powell’s mold, mentioned by the president or by and engineers of buildings of more than two • soon as possible,” he said. “The nation before the August recess, so for today. and age as the reasons for his there will be little or no problem in Howard Baker, with whom I’ve Oaths required before subcommittee stories to make periodic visits to the sites or ' ibain thing now is not to rush it, but that they can have a Justice in place "It's my impression that the decision. confirmation,” Biden said. "Con­ spoken, or Ed Meese, with whom I dally inspections during construction. ' don’t have undue delay. The court through the whole process in time president and the attorney general Throughout his tenure, Powell versely, if ... there is a desire to have not spoken,” he said. WASHINGTON — A Connecticut congreaaman who aaya he waa duped by a contra aupporter who portrayed himaelf aa a Mills, of SMS Architects in New Canaan, said politically neutral Catholic prieat during congreaaional teatlm- most developers and contractors will not pay to ony ia making all witneaaea who appear before hiaaubcommittee have architects or engineers on the site and Trade bill 4 k i. take an oath. sometimes, to save time or money, will stray “I want people to underatand that what they’re aaying before a from design plans without the architect’s or l engineer’s approval because they are not at the CONTRACTORb FITZGERA D b ^ ’lAb. iAf leglalative committee ia aerloua,” aaid Rep. .Sam Oejdenaon. is focus PLANNING '”fhia ian’t Juat caaual converaation where not telling the whole site. ALTERING & REMOu>'. b truth ia going to be eaaily dealt with.” Burton, of Burton and VanHouten Engineers Oejdenaon waa acting chairman of the Houae Foreign Affaira Inc., said engineers and architects design the aubcommittee on Weatem Hemiaphere affaira two yeara ago structures, but "they don’t get to see what’s of Senate when Thomaa Dowling teatified before the panel. going on during the construction. They don’t always get the contreactor to do the work as Dowling identified himaelf aa a Catholic prieat. He did not, WASHINGTON (AP) - The however, tell the aubcommittee that he waa a member of a designed.” Twenty-eight construction workers were Senate is set to start frying the (our apiinter church group — one that Oejdenaon aaid ia a aham — and ' big fish among the 130 proposed that he waa the head of a pro-contra group. killed in April when the L’Amblance Plasa building collapsed. Mills said, however, that ; changes In its mammoth, 1,013- Oejdenaon aaid congreaaional inveatigatora learned recently having the architect or engineer at the age trade bill as It resumes debate that Dowling haa received money from Lt. Col. Oliver North, the L’Ambiance site might not have helped because 8Us week on the U.S. slump in central figure in the Iran-contra acandal, aa well aa contra leader there was a conflict of interest between the : global markets. Adolfo Calero and Richard Miller, the preaident of International architect and the contractor. A rare Saturday session called by Buaineaa Communicationa who haa pleaded guilty to conapiracy L’Ambiance’s archltectual firm, TPM Archi­ ' Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, in the acandal. tects, is a subsidiary of TPM International, D-W.Va., who Is still shooting (or which also worked as the general contractor final action on the trade bill on with George B.H. Macomber Co. This created a Wednesday, bogged down amid relationship in which the architect and engineer ! wrangling and ahienteelsm. Motto resigns from vet home were not independent of the contractor, he said. “We're clearing away the under­ Although TPM hired an independent archi­ A F p h o to brush,” said Senate Finance Com­ ROCKY HILL — The commandant of the atate Veterana Home tect to supervise. Mills said, there was a conflict mittee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, and Hoapital ended hia emplolyment automatically thia month of interst in the project. Bathing beauty D-Texas, the bill’s floor manager. after uaing ail hia accumulated aick time and vacation daya while Mills said an architect is more likely to The only trade measures that ! won Senate approval Saturday recovering from a atroke, an inatitution official aaid. accede to possible contractor’s requests to cut Saba, a female orangutan, enjoys a scrub In a tub at the hands of her keeper, corners on expensive design, safety and were plans offered by Sen. Harry Acting Commandant David B. McQuillan aaid Friday that technical Issues when the architect works for Laszio Torok, at the Budapest Zoo last month. The zoo Is celebrating lts 75th Reid, D-Nev., to expand the Na- Nicholaa M. Motto, 68, had ended hia employment at the the copany owned by the contractor. anniversary this year. .tlonal Critical Materials Council inatitution. He aaid Motto and hia family were aware that hia Job ; and by Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, would end when hia aick time and vacation daya had run out. ■ to force Congress to vote by Oct. 1 on a constitutional amendment to Motto auffered a atroke laat October while the inatitution in - balance the federal budget. Rocky Hill waa under fire for queationable management Campaign in 4th District iacks issues The Gramm measure won 89-11 practicea. He never returned to work. approval only after more than an By Judd Everhart election Aug. 18. while the Democrats will hold none of the candidates would be hour of parliamentary wrangling The operatora of the home and hoapital have been acrutiniied that the Texas senator likened to "a aince laat aummer over queationable practicea including the The Attoclafed Pres* There are five Republicans, three their’s at Fairfield University. able to win the nomination Monday Democrats and two independents in The Democratic candidates are night and that the matter would be frightened rabbit being chased by a buaing of reaidenta to a local liquor store, the diatribution of wily old fox.” Even then, Byrd left medication by reaidenta to other reaidenta and the poor NORWALK -- The summertime the race to succeed McKinney, who former state Rep. (Pristine M. left to a primary. campaign in the special election in died four months after beginning Niedermeier of Fairfield, who To qualify for a primary, a the door open (or the Senate to inveatment of veterana’ funds. Connecticut's 4th Congressional his ninth term. narrowly lost to McKinney last Republican candidate would have reverse itself and remove the District heats up this week with The nine-town 4th District repres­ year; state Sen. Margaret E. to win the support of 38 convention provision later. nominating conventions (or candi­ ents an unusual cross section of Morton of Bridgeport; and Stam­ delegates, or 30 percent of the 134 "We’re Just playing games dates seeking the seat held for Connecticut. At the eastern end is ford banker and Finance Board delegate total. A candidate would here,” Byrd said. Magna Carta comes to Hartford nearly two decades by Republican Bridgeport, consistently ranked as Chairman Michael Morgan. need 63 delegates to win the Gramm argued that the nation’s HARTFORD — The Magna Carta, the 77S-year-old charter that Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, who one of the poorest cities in the Jonathan W. Pelto, the political nomination. estimated $300 billion fiscal budget died in May from an AIDS-related nation. At the western end are the director of the Democratic State “If the convention Is going to be deficit Is the major culprit that has limited the authority of England’s King John and guaranteed his caused the recoiri $166.3 billion U.S. nobles certain rights, will be on exhibition with other historical illness. woodsy, "Gold (^ast” bedroom Central Committee and a state deadlocked. I’d almost like to see The vacation-months timing of communities of New Canaan and representative from Mansfield, everybody get their 30 percent and trade deficit. He said erasing the documents around the state this week as part of the celebration of budgetary red ink would be the best the U.S. Constitution’s bicentennial. the election Is almost certain to Darien, consistently ranked among said all three would qualify for a leave It to the voters,” said generate a low voter turnout and is the wealthiest in the country. primary and none may win the Osborne, who ran McKinney’s way to spur sales of American The 40-foot red-and-white trailer bearing the exhibit arrived seen as a tossup. The race so far has The district also represents the nomination. campaigns. pri^ucts overseas. Saturday in the city, where it will be on exhibition at the Old State consisted of building name recogni­ heart of the Republican Party in Since it’s likely the Republicans The sponsor of the Gramm House through Monday. The exhibition will then travel to tion and lio serious issues have Connecticut, although as elsewhere will have a primary, "it helps that Rudman budget-cutting amend Waterbury, New Haven and Bridgeport. developed. in the state. Democrats outnumber the Democrats will have a primary ment said lawmakers have to be "With a level playing field, with Republicans. The most recents ... (because of) the amount of forced to cut the budget because The Magna carta, signed in the year ISIS and on loan from no popular incumbent, I think the "balancing the budget is like going Lincoln Cathedral in England, is keeping impressive company totals showed there were 108,813 publicity that a primary gener­ Democrats have an excellent Democrats, 91,731 Republicans and ates,” he said Need Repairs? to heaven — eveybody wants to with some of the most historic documenta in the United States. chance,” said state Democratic 73,804 unaffiliated voters in the A Democratic candidate will balance the budget but nobody Among them is an original page from Connecticut’s Fundamen­ C^iairman John F. Droney Jr. district. need 43 of the 307 delegates to We repair- wants to do what you have to do to tal Orders of 1633 — considered the oldest political constitution in His Republican counterpart, Ro­ McKinney, a moderate-to-liberal qualify (or a primary and 104 to win balance the budget.” America. bert S. I^liner, has Issued almost congressman who succeeded Re­ the nomination. Dehumidlfiers and Put off until Tuesday as lawmak­ identical statements about the publican Lowell P. Weicker Jr. — The Republican race is also ers streamed out the door was a OOP's chances: “I think they’re now the state’s senior senator — difficult to assess. Air Conditioners. plan sponsored by Sen. James excellent.” enjoyed strong support from "It’s crasy,” said Betaee Osborne Exon, D-Neb., that would require Police racism Investigated Most expect today’s Republican unaffiliated voters and Democrats. of Fairfield, vice chairwoman of Smill Appllinei Ripilr the Food and Drug Administration to label food Imports by country of ROCKY HILL — ’The Connecticut Police Chiefs Association convention and Tuesday’s Demo­ He was the lone Republican con­ the Republican State Cedtral Com­ Post Road Plaza, Rt. 30 * cratic convenUon to be little more gressman in Connecticut to win mittee, when asked about the GOP Varnon, CT. origin. said it will investigate concerns about racism and proper police than formalities. The nominaUons discipline in the Rocky Hill Police Department. frequent labor support. race. By Tuesday, however, lawmak­ are expected to be decided In Republicans will hold their con­ As with the Democrats, she said i7M 2a0 ers also should be getting ready to West Hartford Chief of Police Francis G. Reynolds, president primaries July 31, with the special vention at Norwalk High School, there was a distinct possibility that of the Police Chiefs Association, said the association’s special act on the (our spotlight amend­ ments among 130 stacked up at the action comittee will look into the issues early next week at the Senate secretory’s desk. They are: request of Rocky Hill Chief of Police Philip H. Schnabel. —Import relief; The Interna­ Reynolds said the association will decide whether police Lt. Dog that attacked girl tional Trade Commission recom­ John C. Heihst should have been disciplined foliowing an incident PRESTIGE mends import restrictions to pro­ earlier this year. tect American businesses find our senior reference guide; statewide listings on In early April, Herbst decided not to investigate a dtiien’a disappears from pound threstened by foreign competition. When you use the Golden Opportunity Pages,* report that some "Puerto Rican-looking” men appeared to be KITCHENS The bill would end presidential you’ll find nx)re than phone numbers, you’ll find employment programs, health care services, stealing a car. Herbst called back a police cruiser and shortly NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A pitbull Britain police report said. The dog discretion to reject such afterward, a car was reported stolen. recommendations. discounts and special services. That is, if you’re sixty legal assistance and much more. waiting to be destroyed after it knocked her to the ground, break­ by So turn to the Golden Opportunity attacked an 9-year-old girl has ing her right leg, and bit her left leg. —Plant closings: The bill would years or older. disappeared without a trace from The attack sparked a local battle- Stan Gzerwinski require ISO-day notice of layoffs due \bu’ll save on everything from accountants and Pages at the front of your SNET | the city dog pound, authorities say. over enforcement of a rule banning to plant closings, a provision that Yellow Pages. It’s the section in the 8up«rint«nctefits hard to find Dog Warden David D’Amico any dogs from public bousing and Offers a kitchen specialist to turn your old has caused considerable outcry automotive repair to tax consultants and tree trimmers vowed the death sentence will he brought calls from state canine fnm the business community phone book where the numbers add up. School boards in Connecticut and nationwide must scramble to carried out once the l-year«ld kitchen into a new and more exciting onel just tty showing your Golden Opportunity Card. Bad saverintendenta as fewer administrators are wHUng to control offlclais (or tougher state Sens. Howard M. Metsenbaum, Ik The O rIglaRl TUkviF PBgBs! female dog named Cookie ia found. D^hio, and Edward M. Kennedy, Simply fill out the application for the card in the book, the hassles of the Job, inclndint 11-hour days, night But the mother of Jennifer Paris, leglsletion to control vicious dogs. • Five lines of cabinets to choose from and the aggravation of answering to nine ' D-Mass., reportedly plan to offer a and we’ll send the caid absolutely free. Plus, you’ll /V Com iiBCtkath Bocrik. who suffered a broken leg and hites Cookie, described as streaked • Flooring compromise that would cut the that required 69 sUtehee, is furloua. and tawny-colored with a white • Leaded glass doors Ume to 90 days while granting a few Once a aenght-altor Job, the number of applloants for school "1 should have killed the dog and face, waa taken to the pound after exceptions. gnpsilidondsntpyjkradody j e ^ ^ then called toe police,” said Susan the attack. D’Amico ordered the • Multiple formica countertops available Paris. Jenaifer's methar. '*1 deg be deetroyed 19 daya after the —Oil import fee; The president High echeel prlnrlpels, who tradttloaany comprised the largest trneted the ayetem, but I won’t the 14day, state-riMndated quarantine Free Estimates — Fully Insured would be authorised to act if aniMor of new sugsrfntsndsnts, are staylnf put. while many naxtUnse.” period had expired. r a n coaoLiss phoni with svsrv mw RircNiN three-year estimates project U._. ; the Hold. Jennifer was walkiag to her On the morning of May 16, UNTIL JULY IB. Igg? consumption of foreign oil topping la the Oeihia Heights Aealstant Dog Warden Leonard 86 percent. The Bentsen-sponsored t May t whoa OeeUe SuaU dlacovet^ Cookie was not in For appointment call — measure contained In the bill &SNET t hto haraaas In the back yard her cage. Police said locks on the 568-4336 or 566-4650 being described as the prologue of the aynrintent where her owner, pound had not been broken and the an oil import fee. go beyond the call. John Arroyo, 19, Uves, a New chain-link fence bad not been cut. t - mAsamm mMW. nwi*¥. «f..ag. OPINION Coventry gradi say goodbye to high school of fdends M e w e vW T- B/MCdOMtlW tMlWW hff ejrtsxted tm itf." iy spend ^WvQvV Ie^POfl^^Slr QVnng Xmm (kuM nl D9DSIN9 M lAV WW mv INFlIflB c D g ir m y - o v u m b m m m ef the agteSirai iiwHf ef a achahiy- iM f ofr-dMMwiiHii r n m m M m t liSSNtt tie (Ssw iii iheMiery ef so much on AMiyeiilllespMfsoriSsniiorswfio Rate Steven itOm atM , who i^eiidffW f .flkHr aplmmu tt « ___in ____ grt m u krn cdwniewy iBCWsiiy tH- Gnadbatet iteafverf d M r dipie- M W fWmt Bheitf ef Cteeatfen CMi»gdfWMwlM«sB«dgvden, aairw em a* Jtote H'alverwn> and consultants? the Ctsse ef l i D qirfeHy stepped vdiwivr. 0DVfir nimiwvr jiicpwni dowh the MWes of the gymnwhnii FYte etepped ep iw n i the aedtenee Lavish style tea fiBst-tempeed version oif "Pump te give Me dwtfiw r Patricia her Manchester is about to gain a lot of new and Circumstence" pteyed by the diplema, alent wRH a hog and a information, thanks largely to the largesse of school band. Some carried bal- kfas. CHS Principal Dennis je y state grants. But even though the led to downfall kwns, and Idler on In the ceremony, then came ever te give Me aw information-gathering is worthy and much of others blew soap hobbles. Hevfnhtedipiema, an exchange efa Amid the IkpK-bearted atmes- Handbhafce and a hug drew sigiM it will be helpful in emergencies, one can’t phere. However, class presktent andapplanae. help but wonder why the work will cost so of Texas 8&L Jason Garicfc reminded his class­ Comettf flew ae the last diploma much and require outside consultants. mates of the significance of the day. was handed out and the class of "We are here because we mate Among the projects for which the town is friente (Hen marched off te gather the commiteMnt on a dally basis," congratniatiens. seeking state m oney are a $20,000 study of the WABHINGTON - We took some h e r ta ^ Garick said (taring a briefaddrese. The following is a list of location of hasardous chem icals, a $50,000 months ago from House Speaker Jim Wiight, Others who spoke focueedon the grateates; D-Texas, when we broke the story of ms efforts to . Finiw survey of sidewalks, streets and curbs, a historical meaning connected with save floundering Texas savlngi and loan the year, both the27Sth anniversary $12,000 report on w ays to im p ro ve town roads Suesn Boefim blow* bubbles during watching the action while Karen Dan- associations at great risk to the of the town's founding and the 288th 'ssa ______Coventry High 3. the Coventry Republican Town use our legal system to prosecute athletics. Chesler noted that they Data on hazardous chemicals is valuable In April, the FS LIC filed suit against VeruM s Committee. survive, thrive this unique, gentle, extraordinary were Charter Oak Conference for the sake of efficient and safe emergency owner, Don Dixon, and six other executives. The champions in boys’ and girls’ 1 am. however, puzzled at Mr. octogenarian, who has been a basketball, boys' soccer, and girls’ responses. Both fire departments in Cleary’s desire to form an Eco­ To the Editor: agency is seeking $3S0 million. chafSlng the delight and inspiration to thou­ softball. Manchester have already started gathering nomic Development Committee sands of people around the world one-time high-rolling SAL big shots with I ^ l n g To Mr. Harold B. Hodge Jr., and self-dealing” that caused Vernon s failure. An unusual musical addHion was the information, but the files are far from within the Republican Town for almost half a century. What is Coventry town manager; Here are some of the allegations about Vernon offered by the Razor’s Edge, a CHS POPULATION 40,012 Committee as there has been a complete. Keeping up to date on the I am writing to express my even more distressing is that his barber shop quartet. Graduate Republican vacancy on thetown’s Savings A Loan gleaned from FS L IC documents potentially dangerous materials used by some strong support for Caprilands actions might force Caprilands to Glen Broterson and underclass­ bipartisan Economic Develop­ filed in a bankruptcy proceeding this men Frank GeNnas, Pete Laszerini industries in town has been particularly Herb Farm and Adelma Grenier close. • Dixon and other senior officers falsified the ment Commission for several To the contrary, we should do all and Pat Rossfter sang of family, troublesome. Simmons in her dispute over fire weeks since Blanche Strater we can to help Caprilands survive thrift’s financial statements and "fraudulenfly faculty and friends, with a rendition So it seems peculiar that the $20,000 study safety violations with Coventry Joined the Town Council. and thrive. Surely some com­ overstated” Its net worth to Justify millions of of "Tell Me Why." Fire Marshal Richard Cooper as Class Valedictorian Karen Dan- would cover only municipal buildings. Private We are pleased that Mr. Cleary promise solutions can be found to dollars in dividends, bonuses and expensive buildings would come later. recognizes the need to attract and reported on June H. perquisites. Dixon alone collected more than $8 shy. and Salotatorlan Lisa Talaga I am a great admirer of reasonably address appropriate both emphasised the contribution And it also seems peculiar that some of that control growth in Coventry a nd we million in btonuses In the last few years. During Caprilands and have visited it fire safety concerns while still the small community had made to would welcome his support. much of this time, Vernon S A L had a negative net $20,000 is designated for consulting on many times over several years. preserving this unique and de­ the closeness of the class. Rather than setting up a compet­ lightful historical gem which we "We are a class of friends," computer programs. The town already has a Mrs. Simmons is an exceptional, «Tw x o n and others had the savings and loan pay ing agency, M r. Cleary should are so fortunate to have In our Talaga said. significant amount of expertise available in inspiring person and accomp­ make filling the existing vacancy "huge sums of money” that were diverted to thrir "We pay homage to this warm lished author who has developed state. its data processing advisory committee, and in the town’s Economic Develop­ personal use. These payments greatly Increased nest of (G e n try ,’’ Danalw said. Caprilands into a gardening town personnel have been developing their ment Commission his first prior­ Betsy H. Flrger the S A L’S cost of doing business, and increased the "We are a close class... we teamed delight and attraction of national own computer programs for years. In another ity. This would assist us in West Hartford pressure on Its executives to "falsely Inflate that we lived from parents, the and world renown. Caprilands 27 survey now under way, town employees are continuing to work together lor reported profits and net worth,” according to an school system and the town. Grow­ FSLIC document. ing up in Coventry Is like living in a handling the computer work necessary to o Our original report that Dixon had the savings - process Information gathered by volunteers Class of 1987 and loan buy a beach house for his personal use Is • about people with handicaps in Manchester. confirmed by the government documents. The Strano faces And maybe volunteers could be used to save Is alive and well beach house. In Del Mar. Calif , cost about $2 some of that $50,000 sought to study the million. Dixon and his wife moved Into the house In To the Editor: extra charges condition of sidewalks, streets and curbs. A June 1988, and lived there for a year rent-free. ■ The SAL also paid Dixon’s bills for about 8800.000 log of complaints about potholes might This night did not belong to H A R TFO R D (AP) - A Manches­ worth of personal expenses since 1982. These provide the same Information. Add to that the MIchelob. This night belonged to ter man facing federal charges that included $36,780 for flowers, $44,098 in cash, $386 for town attorney’s files about people who have the graduating class of Manches­ he used violence to collect illegal pet services (though apparently no Bakker-style gambling debts and two others sued the town over sidewalk problems. Why is ter High School 1987. Many of air-conditioned doghouse), $1,974 for cable T V — them, in excess of 300, traversed have been indicted on additional a consultant needed? service. $13,446 for catering, $4,420 for pool service extortion charges, U.S. Attorney thel "rites of passage” aboard Hiring consultants may be justified in some and $2,408 fpr someone’s graduation party. Stanley Twardy said. Flight ’87. Because of their cases. But it would be better, whenever • Dixon squandered Vernon SA L’S assets to James P. Strano. 47, of Manches­ maturity and responsibility, and ter, and Frank Zlmmitti, 46. of New possible, to do more of the studying in house maintain his "Indulgent and opulent lifestyle,” the the uivfe and concern of the adult F S LIC charges. Examples the agency cites Include Britain, each have been charged and devote more of the state money to organizers of Manchester’s first lavish, unjustified trips to Europe, an e x p e n s iv e ^ with one count of conspiring to non-alcoholic high school gradua­ specialized work in the field. fleet of airplanes, the beach house and a yacht collect an illegal gambling debt and tion party, the Class of ’87 Is alive one count of collecting an extension • On July 27.1986, a Vernon employee of credit by extortionate means. and well. entertained on bo a r^h e S A L’s yacht, "High Letters to the editor Congratulations to Joyce A. Twardy said. Spirit.” Among thp^uests were the staffs of two Wazer and all of her committee on In April, the two men were The Manchester Herald welcomes original former membpr8of Congress and several high their outstanding contribution to arrested and charged with the letters to the editor. . , school interpOunder the legal drinking age. same counts in another incident. the town of Manchester and the Letters should he brief and to the point They According fo an “ after-action report” provided the Zlmmitti, who was arrested Class of ’87. May "Flight ’87” should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for govement by the yacht's skipper, a Vernon Friday, had been free on $280,000 continue to safely carry the Class ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters executive "was encouraging the students to drink, bond. Strano has been In federal of '87 tothe places of thelrdreams must be signed with name, address and daytime telling them to He about their ages.” The captain prison since he was arrested in April when a federal magistrate telephone number (for verification). and aspirations. said he finally stepped in and cut off all liquor for The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the deemed him too dangerous to the underage guests. release while he awaltetf trial. Interests of brevity, clarity and taste. "This Is either the South Korean riots or Ma­ Capt. Joseph H. Brooks All told, the F S LIC estimates, at least $40 million A third man, Victor "Chip” donna fans who didn 't get concert tickets. Manchester Police Department Address letters to. Open Forum, Manchester of Vernon SA L’s funds were misappropriated by Galatl, 83, of Newington, was Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. Dixon and other senior executives. More than 98 arrested Thursday night and percent of the savings and loan association’s charged with two counts of conspir­ commercial loan portfolio is now In default. ing to collect a gambling debt and one count of collecting an extension of credit by extortionate means. He Did Ernst Zundel print ‘false news’? Spying In Ma x Ico _$ftlAI8g$tlT Tfl had not bMn named in the April > The dominion government thought that it would be Fidel Castro’s favorite listening post Is Mexico rM best If the situation were ignored and Zundel left In Indictment. OTTAW A — Ernst Zundel was bom In Germany City. His spies are allowed free rein there — os long Twardy said the latest Indict­ In 1939, and that means he was too young to take obscurity, but Jewish groups lobbied for and as they don’t Include Mexico among their ment, resulting from a New Haven part in the second world war. He did not serve in eventually obtained the filing of charges. espionage targets. The CIA has Indentlfled more rand jury Inquiry, charges that the Nazi military, he did not subscribe to the Tom Zundel, who remains a West German citizen, was than two dozen Cuban embassy personnel as Setween July 1980 and March 80 the politics of Adolf Hitler; he was Just a boy in the tried In 1988. The prosecution said his publications confirmed or suspected spies. three men “conspired to collect an Black Forest and felt no responsibility for what were fabrications and violated the regulation The Cuban agents’ main target Is the United Illegal gambling debt owed to happened. Ticde against "false news.” Zundel says the regulation States, of course, but one highly sensitive CIA Galatl by Phillip DIPIetro.” So he says he does not feel any guilt for the evenU comes from the Stone Age; he says the English report notes that, while all Soviet Bloc countries THE#1 HOME IHOirfGAGE UNDER of the time. Indeed, he thinks he should maintain an aristocracy originated it when they prohibited the "have developed and maintained ties to Vacatlontrt mova open mind about the whole thing. He says that as a denigration of the king or the country. revolutionary and exile groups in Mexico, the German he has a right and even an obligation to The printer was found guilty on two counts and Cubans (ore) the most active In providing support, at a slowar paca was sentenced to 18 months In prison. He thereupon believe the beat about hIS countrymen’s had the view that Germans were ‘ ‘ ruthless mainly for Central American groups.” SKOKIE, III. (AP) - Rather than participation in the conflict. appealed, however, and the conviction was IN(ONNECTICUTJUSimaOSER militarists who enjoyed the idea of killing and The same CIA report relayed a defector’s claim racing around the country, many The trouble is, the Canadian government overturned last January. The *PI^“ **® that Castro’s spymasters are using a group called vacationing Americans are opting torturing people.” court did not comment on the validity of the false disagrees. Zundel now lives in Toronto, where his Zundel decided then to Introduce the other side of Movement for Peace and Solidarity Among the to move at a much slower pace. news” law, but it said Zundel must have a second views on the Third Reich have come into serious the story. He opened a Toronto printing shop People "as a cover for providing funds and other "Old West” covered wagon trips trial because of legal errors. conflict with Canadian law. Zundel has been where. In addition to making a living, he started to support to Latin American leftists and liberation are becoming quite popular in TO 4%052PEOPU. That trial will probably be held this summer. And many Western and Southern sUtes, convicted, at least temporarily, for spreading turn out books and pamphlets that sought to groups.” The front group operates throughout Zundel is preparing by rallying as much popular according to the Rand McNally "false news” about the wartime treatment of the mitigate the N ail presence in the war. He did not Latin America, but much of Its work is done in At the new People’s Bank Mortgage knowiedgeable, personal, one-on- support as he can. He has become a symbol to Family Adventure Road Atlas. It J0WS write the publications — they were reprints — but Mexico, the defector said. UHNNINCINGPIOPLrS one service. The false news is that the Holocaust was a hoax. Canadians of extremist persuasions. Including says visitors can "relive” Ameri­ and Loan Center, you can apply for he agrees with their conclusions. ca’s pioneer days at tourist attrac­ antl-SemItIsm, and he 1s now publishing a a mortgage.. refinance your current The new People’s Bank Mortgage Zundel says It just didn’t happen. He might say it One conclusion Is that the Allies committed more tions such as the Bar-T-FIve Ranch MNK MORTeMI AND lOAIh newsletter to raise money and sympathy for his with impunity in another Western nation, such as atrocities In the war than the Germans. Zundel In Jackson, Wyo.’ Indian Cliffs mortgage.. open up a Peopie’s and Loan Center in Manchester. Its the United SUtes, but Canada is different. says the proof "la Irrefutable." A pubUcatlon of his defense. Ranch In Fabens, Texas, and Fort aNflRINIIIAIKNISnR. our way of getting closer to some of The sympathy, by the way, la not narrowly Home Equity Credit Line.. .appiy for a fPreedom of expreaalon is not absolute hem; the contains the claim that U.S. Gen. George 8. Patton DianrhPBtpr H rralft Seifard in Jamestown, N.D., confined. Many Canadians of good will feel Zundel car loan... apply for a credit card . the most important people In dominion does not permit hate ^ ordered the execuUon of 880 German aoldlera after Pounded In 1881 among others. There are over 49,052 gooci reasons Zundel haa therefore been In and the Th ird Reich had fallen. has been put upon legally. Civil libertarians hope Many of the wagon trips offer and more. Mm Connecticut...... Publlther hearty meals, campfire sing- why we decidecd to open up a People's the matter. And he haa even been held In jail The publication about the Holocaust was printed the printer wins his case. If only for the cause of PINNY Msiessenr.. fair comment: they say people should be allowed to DOUGLAS A BIVINS...... Ixtcullv* IdHor aloifgs, cook-outs and stops at Bank Mortgage and Loan Center in Stop in and meet with one of Mamh ■ briefly He hpaalao become something of a In 1978. Zundel says It was written by a Briton ...... N«wt IdHor express themselves, even when they are wrong. AOILIM ANGLI...... historic and archeological sites. I celebrity fortt all. becauae he touches a nerve named Richard Verrall. and It has been printed in ALIXANDin OmiLLI ...... AMOcItl* IdHor Manchester. We thought it was high time our Peopled Bank Mortgage and Loan when he aays that the "falae newa ” law Is 11 languages. The publication concedes that some Meanwhile, Zundel himself seems to enjoy the Speciaiists at 354 Broad Street. Or spectacle he has created. He says It’s like the DINIBI A nOBIBTB .. . AdvtrOtlng Dlrodor that you, the peopie in the Manchester oppreasive and that he Is being persecuted for Jews were rounded up during the war. but It claims ... BuilnoN Mtnogor Em e r g e n c y second world war that he missed; "W e G em ans MARK P ABBAITIB...... area, had the opportunity to discover call us at M3<21I9. You’ll quickly dis­ merely being contrary. they died of disease and malnutrition, and there BHILDON COHIN...... Compoolne Msnagor Fire — Police — Medical people's bank Zundel aays the peraecuUon began •‘f® are who we are, we were who we were, and we will BOBIBT H HUBBABD. . PrMtroom Mdnoeor what you’ve been missing-the service cover why Peopie’s is Connecticut’s immigrated to Canada from Germ any In 1988. He be what we will be. I am proud of that. I am willing JIAN N IG PBOMIBTH. . CIrculstlon Msnsew i DIAL 911 you can only get from Connecticut’s #1 home mortgage lender-because says he arrived to find a good deal of P»rt-war *er. «.lra f«i by Itt p«bUc.a». to fight for that. I am on the side of the truth.’’ In Menoheeter we offer an unsurpassed ievei of Mortgage and Loan Center anU-Oerman aenUment. He aays Canadians sUII #1 home mortgage lender MANCHCTTElt WEIMMy, iMgdky, Jhgg i P r - #

m m ^ LagM rtor doekd French frlee VNMtMM'A BUSINESS > r n m m m i m /Ob gnni probe aimed at Aete : DOLCmr. MIim. Utn - V.«. Oep. Jamea - ^ s z i r , Gherstar hau ashed the Department or tabor to trAMlNGtON fAF> - Altar dim bg d yuofti Brokerage finn should keep fIVfVMVgWIv IPr CDlWraCWCDT-DiWCO pVTVm CDIIh’ market for ptaw, the U.H. §aaettmdidi»iOfWtdU»id wv idi DN^D* aOnO Hw bato WsaWwnwwOdWn^o g^wHVPvVHw D H g g P m jr Tu IIIIb mF firM potatoes. transfer jeks nwn m Dfnmond Tom plant m Neither the ftaflanaaor (he French, wtaekasniAgSA investor informed on bonds Dntath IP NS pfnnt hi gouth CaroBiw pteia-HkedMI culled dlsaiiiAiiMw,a t ^ M ollNrniartl %jWOfmiwf WfWrnwttnom Jfm B€t8to m o Fnooy competHion. For the Amenomie, (heFArgAAtMgtaBfg aatYOanp eCeep. aNege ^ trainedmore thann target. W tm wntfH. fn SDD DCR^nBlv "Faat food neatauraAts M jAgAW ttA IP abB Aai Before the maartty date, a cheek new isnriers at Ks Oifca Tool plant in Drangebarg. g.C., auhiggrams from (he federal promote French frtea," reports J&daOtdd Ofdatdl, d for (he bewf A Mce vahw Should he / l J r iTfKJSS jDv Trgiiiigg FVfiggrwitp ACT pfMrgm. marketing speefaHst In (he G.g. Agrteuftaro n ^ s M e r m ^ MthemailtoyottonorfmmetgACsly At the seme time, Herald said. ’Triangle laid off Pepartment. i a v e e t o i e ' aWer the maturKy date. Note f "V .—fhSd AMtHdEhsud workera wNb similar, ahhoogh Mgfier-paytng They are mexpensi re to serve and (hey eerryAMgll lUMfMMMBfB wrote -'Should." tetters I jobs at Ka Dutoth plam. Triangle is based in mark-up which has mcreaeed wKhthe vAfca afgMsPw. G u i d e iDg ID CDifiviviiDiffg svD^g i :w«uf fw tttf DlDIwifOm, VDDD. Restaurants can offer specMa or dMMtMts At MOA AT town, any pvw^ inaiiingg or cdcchs fff won Federal law proMMts replaefng employed no expense," Gressel said M an hMervfaw' hkst WPAk. IPM is AM 1 Wiitram A Doyle trustees. Both U S and Japanese franeWae teaU m tatfle a a fb ff you present (he bond certMleafe workers with people who have been trained -Si*** »&t fd- (hrongh (he job (ruhring program as McDonakfA and Japan's owtt Lotterfa group have LM4UM) MuM MMftM anytnif^ but M person, you're entitled to get promoted them The main raw material la Amattca n your money on the maturity date The altegawona were based on information in a «dMekbbdk. m? I FeceFwif UM report on Diamond Tool completed tMs week by frozen potatoes ffSB B dMMmM^ a i x w m n : 1 own |B»,tip of the Midwesf Center tor Labor Researeh. a ’These are russet Burbank potatoes, wMch prodaOA A 1VIICNMIZIMU** *r il* MMrr Ww^nn w^oeeaegs you purchased and how yovr Migrated monMipuf honde. 'Th^ 5-year-old, nonproBt Chicago group that analytes long, gold-colored French try. Oreaatl atdd (he lirvcviffllDlll ID DDflig llalRIIDfl. pAy II percent tax-free tntereat — and worts to prevem plam closures. Bernard Japanese prefer themtb French frfea from other typaa J pvfeiiew^ f ew e eeneii rae DrOKer a U tm H fth A |3»,M6maAMIp8l Ifl.MO a year - are nowcaBaMe said. of potato. wMch are often shorter and dOik hrewn S M e ffn N 6 ^Kssos sMd sBe 4sBs me not to bOM f hoM Is A" for these A ffm ated Local Union 1M56 wMch represents Japan grows potatoes too and tmporta some irem m a o o u wooNf Hke to send fbo bond boiMM. Should f sen, or a m i better dPhsM CAW f dlotogM my bmwl? Or tertrtltate m for redtemptfon my- workers at Diamond Tool. Canada and the Netherlands, but much ntera from (he dMffA«EtBA|ld,dd»7 off keeping them to m atartty? "The program is imended for economic United States. Gressel said Japan gets only a negBglhle I ( ( ______seN. f rAAHM I confd bnve A broker ArttWtM: Vnleteyoaare Inneed 6 I t or a bank db (Ms for me. Bid they development, to create jobs," Berard said. "Wc amoum from Belglam, which many people have ^^i967iMr#*2^CSEj25j2£Ii26!UBSSl ANBddMi fCi morn than nw- o l a bundle of eash rigM now, nty considered the French fries capital of the world ftthfa SgpaS^ tahatf charge fees, which 1 would Hke to feet (he act Is not imended to enable a company to imaiy jwWf ifnpHv/ n loef. rne Dig of rong voto M to bang on to (hooe lay off workers with omon comracts and benefit opinion, that’s changed. save, flow can f make (Ms a DOfNlD.w. ^ ^ .a - tMimiMrfM »fU»riik««ritrnr A<32P?/ Df oKeregs n n ii jo v neniecF nr your "db-f(-yoorseif" projeeff packages and replace them wttb nonunion, "Wc are now," he said. fetter w a very refinbfe ontBt. Bonds are (tooted hr the market­ ANiWEE: «y presenting the cheaper labor and people who are trained with Glenn Samson, in charge of overseas promotion for 'a u iitiffvveHAAenO' ov^w ^niOT yov ^rmey no^n^rer y place as aaereentage of faee valuo. federal dollars." U S Wheat Associates, said pizza is doing very weB, u Mie iiHiivniiHii DrOeer wiiii wnonr bond cerBficAte to the trustee for Easy arfthmetM shows itl.S por- id-MO Triangle officials could not he reached for with the support of the fed eral government. w that partfeufar bond issue. Yoocan cont of lAS.SOO is 1111,771, (ho ATT4CK.-U«t.«S^ I ' ^ 7 vo vfv ogeifiijg OTiner is oorng e do H either in person or by mail comment. "That’s been going on for 16 y eatt," be said. tP»n>e« It-1 otcrcfTf t,—'pf/dt ifSktSkutwenttSYdut aecow d ot amount yon would get hy selling. "(South) Korea has opened up, the FMHppfnea, regtstered, retvm receipt re­ Diamond Tool, formerly one of Duimh’s largest dd ewplAMiif tMAge to y»o. You would havo to put Mat employers, was owned 1^ a local family for 73 Taiwan and even India." ------TBa oowtfrmAtfOA statemenf ym quested, for safety sake. 1111,775 to work oaming tax-free CAt1AM0 tA ty - b f C/Mlr* C«MM YotTB Hnd (he nante Of (he trustee years umil Triangle a d folred it in iPgi The Writing in the July issue of the department's .-rocefyed fe yovr proof that you interest Just short of t.t percent to eompany manufactures horseshoes and high "Foreign Agricufture," Gresseldescribes petentfalfor M tA N W H lte.. W6LU.W6 MAVeW’T THERE’S BEEN A a t — usually a bank — on (he bond ACTUAllV gOUNPEp PEW ('KOtHe/Ag', But. ^ 'pmrcBAAetf boiMl. Since yon get the 111,156 amwal hreome your quality hand tools a Mg increase in sales of French fries. M (he Uhfled V tAvew'fPAoefv’etf A bomf certificate, certificate. But you'ii have to know bonds are providing. You can't get iCU Llf» AWy OF TH6 the address of (he office or branch Since then triangle has cut the work force from States, 55 out ot every iM fast-food customers order a N HMW vet. IiIsFury V /Off MMOTii DS rSceivifig inofiiieiy that high rate in quality munlclpats 756 to 335 and moved emtre production lines to its side dish of French fries. So far only 46 out of every 166 9 \Z Is n tM f ;'egatAmeiitA showing that the hrok- to wifrtch you must present (he bond these days. certfBcate. PImne (he trustee to get 8omh Carolina plam Triangle announced this Japanese do the same. *»OH« ;m g e firm le hoMfng the bond for And, after selling, you wouldn’t year that ft would move Diamond’s tool finishing, 0NMM mUhOK* (hat information. clear 1111,775. Taxes would take a U S producers have adapted their frozen potatoes AiiMmuotP/m*, Assuming you mail (he bond warehomtng and shipping operations lo South tor use in Japanese homes, wMch often have toaster VMM«N 4NP' CmVOKtH! w AIao, hettAtree most municfpal Mg bite out of yoor profit on (be Carolina, culling another 145 Jobs l^jMNle pwy Intereet eemfannuaffy, tertMtate and H reaches (he sale. Keep what you have. ovens but not deep fryers. r « A hreftWAie hAe received yoor •IMRM i)r0MWtMN««MMOMllw ) JMereet ewd me t r e a t e d H toyonr : /MOW PINNK HOW O O iS HB ) ^ ^ eertfffcA tee ere avallahfe ter OOtlW? , SB et ptrOttSar bond leeoe, yonr MBAOV *Wofcer fe remfee In not seeing to ft that f t u f certIficAte has been AM.OAMPJAPNB ' bf Jhmnf Mutton M h a te d to yon. Ofve that broker -one more p ti^ caH. ff yon get no • eatlefaetlon.eontactherboss —the V^CtAlODUJV^ HODCAk' liitoieAfe of the brokerage office. ; ' t t m f t a strong poeelbffity, HOW THE REAUYCOOlPEOPU ' however, that no certificate Is Avalfabto. An IncroaetAg number of f new munldpal kend Isenes come In k "book-entry-only" form, tfnder k'‘-tM method, Invoetore don't re- I ' eefvo bond certificates. Instead, sinrTHATwni: ONTHBrABTH/teN My ; yoor ownership of the bond Is I. recorded on computers, I « & r ..Check that out with yoor broker iMTe(?e^ ■' md, ff necessary, her boss. As a 2 S brouerAge customer, you're en- HlOH-?Ki6eP fi* ApM«/ m fx ,! tftlod to A full explansllon of what ALLdV OOP ^by DovOO/auo TMtnef TM/w OUGHTA TAKE ^ ro u p to buy pBilllizor plant

HEW ORLEANS, (AP) - 9 hW«»1 ' Egeoport-McMoRan Resource *' pATtnore has signed an agreement *40" tay a fertillxer plant In 8t. ^^Gharloe Parish for d32.s million ^ from Beker Industries Corp. which B r i d g e c- -has been In Chapter 11 bankruptcy '■ since Idfd. But a spokesman (or Preeport That was worth a try. so Seymon said the sale agreement is not a TMS BOPIN LOMN Tby Art tantom NONtH «-2«-f7 S p o t l i g h t promptly led the heart eight at trick signal (hat the plant will reopen B»32 two and played low from dummy. anytime soon. The Greenwich, f Q J 107 on a spot'C ard East did what he could, false-carding OWT woREyiufo, I'M m ec m > T ) Cmn.-based Beker laid off 2M # A7S2 by winning with the ace. East then YOU...I JU^T WADT U5- workers and shut down operation at B io 4 By James Jacoby cashed a club before leading a spade, 11) Be iHEio we cA« awcY the eiMf of January. but declarer was ahead of the game. The signing was made possible by WEST EAST Seymon Deutseh of Laredo was 'HAPPY During a heat wave, your save you a lot of cold cash over air conditioners go on at once, BQJR7S B4 He won the spade ace, played king and approval granted Thursday by a W»«4 WA K S 3 2 South In today’s deal. Watch his action. a diamond to dummy’s ace, and then ToeeTHBp:! tl.8. Banruptcy Court Judge. Re- it can really put the heat on the #10 0 «J DesMte his strong hand. South was took the ruffing finesse in hearts. That sourM Partners said Friday. 'The air conditioner is a real tum-on. the years. B »«2 BKQJ7S3 content to overcail only one diamond enabled him to pitch his two losing rlM Includes all assets In Taft, since he did not expect his bid to be spades on dummy’s good heart honors filncluding Inventory. But it can turn into cold comfort Don’t blow your cool and Northeast Utilities system -and SOUTH passed out. When North raised and and bring in the contract. BAK 103 Resource Partners Is a subsi­ East bid two hearts, Seymon intro­ This winning play risked nothing. diary of (he New Orleans-based when the electric bill shows up. buy one that’s too big. It won’t that’s everybody’s^ B* duced his spade suit. After North rebid OKQS343 Even If East had the nine of hearts. Freeport McMoRan Inc. BAS diamonds on the three-level, East bid South could still fall back on playing 'The purchase Is expected to be Here’s how to beat the heat dehumidify properly, and you’ll concern. These four clubs and South closed the auc^ East for both spade honors. And a rea­ completed In mid-July, said Ronald Vulnerable: North-South tlon with five diamonds. sonable split In diamonds would give C. Cambre, president of Resource without taking a beating on the get cold, clammy air. Bring the tips not only Dealer: West declarer enough dummy' entries to PHANtt AND CNNBST 'by Bob Thavss . Partners, If the Judge's approval Is take that double finesse. WmI NofIb East SMrtb With a club led, declarer had his THB o f ; not appealed and the Federal Trade cost: size of the room you want to help you save Pass Pass 15 1 6 problems. He was off a club and a • Commission approves. heart, and It therefore looked as C O M B S IN . Pass 2 6 2T 25 A hew book by James Jacoby and his '. 'T he shut down Beker plant SM0PPIN6F0RA cool, the number of windows money; they Pass 3 6 45 5 6 though he needed both the queen and : manufactured fertilizers from Pass Pass Pass the Jack of spades to be with East to father, the late Oswald Jacoby, la now available at bookstores. It la "Jacoby • phosphate mined In Florida. It was HAONEY-SinR IS NO SWEAT. and doors, and whether you help avoid a spade loser. But there was one '.-oiM of the plants. Involved In the Opening lead: B 2 other possibility. What If East held the on Card Games," published by Pharos Books. recent controveryy over dumping Look for an have a 115 or 250 volt outlet. A-K of hearts, but West had the nine? • gypsum wastes Into the Mississippi River. EnergyGuide rating DON’T MANE YOUR 9 Pollv’s P ointers Dollar, gold EUaRK HU SWEAT BULLETS. lellevers. To reheat, combine sauce which inclMlcs this recipe as well as up In Europe M ake hot fudge with a small amount el water. Heat several delicious kte-cream recl^ WINTHHOP Fby BMhOevalll Get an automatic timer over low heat, sllrrlag constantly un­ you may want to try the sauce on. the "LONDON (AP) —The dollar rose two easy w ays til healed throngb. Ice cream recipes Include those that In thin European trading early at the hardware store. Set it You can also mahe this sauM In the can be made In the Itetu t compart­ today. Gold bullion also edged up In By Polly PisiMr microwave oven. Just melt the choco­ ment of your refrigerator as well as Europe, trading at around 1444. to go on a half hour before you late and belter In the microwave, add those made In an Ice-cream machine, Currency traders said the dollar 8 DEAR POLLY — Do you have a condensed mllh and vanilla, and cook so everyone can enjoy homemade Ice was fluctuating within a narrow come home. You’ll guarantee A dirty filter overworks your air conditioner. recipe for a homemade hot fudge lor an additional minute or two, stir­ cream. Besides the traditional vanilla range. They said It seemed unlikely Cliange or clean it at least once a month. sauce? — N.K. ring ouM or twiM, until slightly thlch- and chocolate, you'll enM double the dollar would move significantly yourself a cool reception. DEAR N.K. — Here's oue el my la- ened, To reheat tai the microwave. chocolate peanut-butter Me cream, up or down this week, barring anv voriies, aiBce It's both losclotts au4 Just plUM the sauce In a microwave strawberry Me cream, rocky road, U S avoid problems that affect lemon custard and more. Others who unforeseen statement by U.8. offi­ Starting up on Maximum easy. It's Ihleh and Indiy and tastes container and warm In the micro- cials directed at Influencing the absolutely heavenly on 1m cream or wave until It la of a pourable musIs- would like this Issue should send |1 your service. And that’s what our eahel tency (whan ralrtgerated, the sauce lor each copy to POLLY'i POINT­ currency's value. Cool is definitely un-cool: it In n heavy sauMpan, over low heal, gets very thick and still). ERS, In care ol this newspaper, P.O. "A trader for a U.S. bank In Energy Alliance is all about. moll lour i-ouBM sauares aaswaet- I atere my hot ludge sauM In a Box IIM8, Cleveland, OH 44101-IH6S. 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T hree die In India high-rise fire a m. at the FItzgerald-Marshall which he said 78 percent were break Rhoden's personal three- Robinson, who managed at Bon “t haven't missed a ball like that Funeral Home, 209 Center St., that well for me." said Nipper, 7-0, Francisco In the early 1980s when since some time last year." said Jim Rice singled home a run and NEW DELHI, India — Fire raged through a high-rise office who buried a five-hitter Sunday as game winning streak. Dwight Evans delivered the tying Wallingford Burial will be at the While Nipper was haffling the "I did the same thing I always Rhoden was In the National Buckner, “but things like that building in New Delhi today, trapping more than 300 people on convenience of the family. Calling the Boston Red Box collected a 0-2 do,” said Rhoden, whp was the League. Is now a coach for happen. What can you do? Laugh It upper floors for several hours. Hospital officials said three ^ople victory over Rhoden and the New Yankees. Rboden, 9-8, was no Pteue (urn (0 page I I hours are Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. mystery to the Red Sox, who scored object of a controversy over ball Baltimore off, I guess." were killed and 80 Injured. Memorial donations may be 6 month CD 7 4 9 % 7.2 5 % York Yankees. Firefighters rigged a rope and bamboo bridge between the made to the American Cancer burning building and a partially built high-rise nearby and led Society, Mlddlesex-Merlden- some people to safety. Others were guided down the burning Walllngford Unit. Route 68. Mer­ building’s staircases. Many emerged crying and choking from iden Road. Middletown. Darling loses no-hitter, then Mets lose the game smoke. Hospital officials said three people were killed in the blaze. 1 year CD 8j06% 7.75 % Including one person who burned to death and another that Mary 8 LevlH By Ben Walker McDowell, 4-8, was the laser end Valenzuela, 7-8, struck out seven witnesses said fell from a fire ladder. Mary S (Parson) Levitt, 89, of 14 The Associated Press Doug Bair, 1-0, got the victory end walked one In his sixth Fifteen people were hospitalized, most because of smoke Munro St., died Saturday at Man­ Rales subleci to change The slx-monlh yield assumes principal and Inleresl remain on deposit lor a lull year al the current NL Roundup Gross moved past Jerry Lynch complete game Inhalation, the hospital officials said. Another 69 people were chester Memorial Hospital. She rale There Is a substantial penally lor early withdrawals Minimum deposit Is $1,000 and maximum deposit $100,000 First, Ron Darling lost his Into fourth place on the all-time treated for minor Injuries and released, the officials reported. was the widow of Fred A. Levitt. ThM« rtiM •haotlv* thtough June 30. 1087. no-hitter. 'Then, the New York Mets pinch-hit list with 117 QIantt II Astro# 4 "t would have loved to have "Basically, I was Just trying to Pinch-hllter Marry Bpilman hit a 9 Bom in Manchester Aug 11,1997, iost their most frustrating game of she had been a lifelong resident the season. ^ , gotten II." Darling said of a possible get on base, just like i always do.” three-run homer and Will Clark She was a member of Emanual Darling held Philadelphia hllless no-hitter. which would have been Gross said, “t was aware of the homered and drove In three runs as Lutheran Church end a longtime for seven innings Sunday and had a the Rrst in the Mets’ 28-year no-hltler, everybody was, but 1 Ban Francisco defeated Houston. member of the church’s Martha 4-0 lead But pinch-hitter Greg history. wanted more to get on base.” Bpllman's sixth career plnch-hlt Bryan Farms split Circle. She was also a member of Visit any convenient Connecticut National office to make your investment. Gross lined a leadoff triple that "t had thrown a lot of pitches, had Darling said he challenged Gross homer capped a four-run fifth the Order of the Eastern Star, the started a three-run eighth and Mike walked a lot and had a lot of full with a fastball down the middle, “t Inning that made It 8-4 against Order of the Amaranth and was a Schmidt's RBI single capped a counts, tl was the right decision to have to tip my hat to him He’s Nolan Ryan 4-8 Clark hit a two-run over service switch member of the White Shrine. She two-run rally in the ninth as the bring a fresh arm in." gotten a lot of pinch hits," Darling homer and RBI single and Mike was a member of the national Phillies rougbed up relievers Jesse tlie cardinals, meanwhile, beat said. Aldrele had two run-scoring 8 Montreal t-« in 11 innings th e Mels singles American Association of Retired Orosco and Roger McDowell tor a Ctrdlntlt tR|M» • Continued from page t Road, for instance, said he wants to Persons. 8-4 Victory. end Expos are tied tor second Byan struck out II in five innings remain in the Eighth District She is survived by a son, Fred M “The Mets don’t like to give place. 8>A games behind St. Louis. Oztie Smith atoned for muHing end raised his all-lime major one, townwtde department. because he thinks It provides good Levitt of Manchestef; a step credit when they lose, but they have Darling silenced a crowd of an earlier bunt try with a suicide league-leading total to 4.401 However, Jan Schaschal of BCfVicC. daughter, Betty O’Connor of West Cimnecttait to do tt today." Schmidt said 82,208, the largest of the season at soueeze in the I Ith inning that lifted Blrtlot •, Cub# t Bryan Road said there Is a hidden Some other neighbors inter­ Haven; four grandchildren; three Veterans Stadium, by shutting visiting St. Louis over Montreal. The Mets hoped Darting would be B J Beynolds' two-run single cost to Eighth District service. She viewed also said they were not step-grandchildren; six great- able lo end the worst slump of his down the Phillies lor seven innings. tn the ninth inning with the score said that if the transfer occurred, following the iasue and did not know grand^chitdren; seven step-great M m i a l career end give them some momen­ His only problem was with control 0-0. Smith fouled off a squeeze sparked a five-run rally with two her home insurance rates would enough to comment. grandchildren; two grandne as he walked five. attempt with Curt Fotd on third outs in the eighth Inning that One Baldwin Road resident, who tum entering the start of tonight’s carried Pittsburgh over Chicago. 7 increase because service would be phews; and a grandniece three-game series al home against Gross, batting for pitcher Don base and one out. But in the llth. provided by volunteers Instead of asked not to he identified, said he ’The funeral Is Tuesday. 19:39 carman, fouled off a s-2 pitch and Iford led off wfth a double, took The Pirates came hack againrt efers remaining In the town’s National League East-leading St Blck Sutctlffe, 10-4, and Lee smith paid rtroflgntera. a.m.. at the Holmes Funeral Home Bank Louts. then lined a triple to right-center. third on Vince Coleman’s sacrifice and sent the visiting Cubs to their Bho said she Is a little aggravated risdlcitlon and feels a little 490 Main St. Buriui is in e,ast “I could see he wasn’t going to Juan Samuel followed with a single hunt and scored on Smith's by the fact that the town has not Etrayed that It would surrender cemetery. Calling hours are to make It hy the Rrst hit," Mels that Rnished Darling smteete. fifth Blraight loss. consulted residents about the pro­ the area after what happened the night from 7 to 9 p.m. Know-how that pays off f Schmidt singled on Drosco and a The Expos missed a chance to Barry Jones, l-l, got the victory Manager Davey Johnson said of and Don Robinson pitched the ninth posed move. last time. Memorial donations may be Gross’ hit. "It would have been a passed ball by Gary Carter allowed win the game in the bottom of the “It seems a little funny they On the other hand, he contended made to the Emanuel Lutheran big win lor Darting and the team if Samuel to score. Glenn Wilson’s ninth when Todd Worrell struck oui for his llth save would do something without asking that the town should never have Church Memorial Fund, 89 Church we held on, but It’s tough." RBI single oH McDowell pulled Ihe Tim Wallach ond Huble Brooks •rtm Btdr## t you,” she said. built Its controversial Buckland St., or the Visitng Nurse and Home But whet appeared to be exactly Phillies within 4-3. with the bases loaded. firestation. Graig Nettles hit a two-run homer Town negotiators said last week Care of Manchester Inc., 397 Porter what Darting and the Mets needed Grass. Samuel and Bick Schu hit and Gerald Perry hit a solo shot tn the town plans to talk with residents Nancy Foley of Carmen Road St. 06049. suddenly turned to disaster. Da­ ane-oul singles in the ninth that lied said she and her husband are Pedro Guerrero hit a two-run San Dlew as Atlanta broke a Aon D#rtlno ot th# M#t# rMCt# #n#r • trtpto by tb# about the propooed transfer, rling thtew more than 149 pitches the score. Alter Von Mayes iHed six-game losing stieak. n w re also seems seem to be some pleased with the town service and and wound up with another no- cut, Schmidt hit a line drive that homer during a four-run outburst in PhIHto#' Onto Qo## In tb# #lgbtb Inning Sund#y breb#up want to continue to remain under LouIb a . Fwrrl 8 r Member the sixth inning and Fernando Nettles’ homer, his fourth of the confusion among soma Bryan declBlon He has lost five straight center ftirider MoMite Wilson barrty season and second fn two days, bl» no>blt bid In PblliNtoIpbik Tb# Mbt# wtnt ob to lo## Farms residents about where they the town’s jurisdiction. She noted Louis A, Ferri Sr., 98, of Walling Los Angeles heat Cincinnati. Rehort Norwood of Baldwin pro-town petition. Hospital. He was the husband of MANCHEdTlR HERAtP. M w d X f.JvM 2R W t f - J I . ii.^Jt/M CIIE$nK MnALD. M0aiMlf. Jwu H i H I7 SCOREBOARD Madlock finds cure

TlB«n B, OrMM 7 (11 limliiBtl BriviiB.M nit for his batting woes Golf BiMdbdl •AkTIMOM ^ DBTRMT N.V. (/U*) ~ fsPORTSCARDl • ^ • - B r b B i ' By Kan Rapoepoirt alx-run fifth Inning In which the ThB Atipclotod RrMs Royals took a 7-2 lead, m^rfnaaPi'i\ off so-mtec TiV t Am t Ii m Lm i m R m BIi i i i Wfl (j A L R o u n d a p Brett hit Thomas' first pitch of CuMlryeiiil ■aSsiis 111 m B m IT r i Bill Madlock found the cure tor the seventh Inning for hla fifth hlo slump. homer. m t TT "I got good pitches to hit bacause tint liger to hit that many In one Angtit 13, WhH« Sox 3 ;■ I WB8 gBttIng ahead In the count," game alnce Larry Herndon did It on Wally Joyner hit two home runs ft AinmairR • Madlock ibid after hitting threa May 11, INI. * home run* to lead the Detroit to lead a tlx-homer assault that Madlock then added a sacrifice lifted California over Chicago, Tigers to ■ wild, 1-7 victory over the bunt In the 11th to Mt up Alan giving the Angels their seventh h . Baltimore Orioles in 11 Innlngi Trammell’a game-winning single. atraight victory. TetoM MI3I' Sundey. "In a situation like that, you're AAliUOMAikBM TetOM 41 316 3 ?olSl 41 I It Brian Downing, George Hen­ Until breeking out with a bang, trying to be a hero and 1 got lucky," drick, Ruppert Jones and Devon Madlock had been aaddled In an •aid Trammell. "I cracked my bat, .8 IS SR lU 0-for II slump and had been White also nomered aa the Angels but I got Juit enough behind It." tied the club record ot six homers In . generally atruggling moat of the Baltimore carried a 7-4 lead Into a game. California had accomp­ ■aeaaon. the ninth Inning, but Detroit tied It lished the teat twice before, the last m ron- L O B -i■SKofljl^rt "During my slump, I had been ty*Lon AnnylM as# Tromm ril. when reliever Tom NIedenfuer time aaalnst Oakland April N, 1N8. » N RMBB 60 getting behind 51 a lot," Madlock gave up consecutive homers to mVSK'iiltUt Bresm“’’ . laid, "but today It was M , l-o." plnch-hltter John Grubb, Mott BrBWRrt 11, BiuR Jays S Madlock's splurge highlighted a Nokea and Madlock. Robin Yount and Cecil Cooper J 1-74-71 ______• M RMBBM t ‘«ini{ day of power In the ALlunday, as . NIedenfuer, the winner In Satur­ each homered and drove in three M p a r l the teama combined for II home day night's game, aald he never got runs as Milwaukee beat Toronto to —^^DVfTVf 1 X| runs to run the total to 41 for the Judy bfckinton, i l Dwlghl OoodBn . S“ I ? t S I comfortable on the mound. give left-hander Teddy Higuera his Amy __ WP weekend. Included was a record "I Just didn't have my Btuff," he first victory in more than three AtarttM raytr This 22*yBBr*oldl N bw York ! in?? performance by Oakland rookie ■aid. "When you pitch one night and weeks. r«on SV-1MS. c — pQn Jeon M k , I,r Niport 7,11 Innlnot LAt n-3 I 1 I I 0 ilSSffi- sensation Mark McQwIre, who hit ^-1*-4J, Prtd Trpcv 4T-1MI. Met* pitohar liad a 66-IS oa- then come back the next afternoon, Higuera, 57, had won only once In Colheun Ttrrv L M voum, 1__ _ , ___ , ., MOttl** three In Baturdey'a 153 victory and Cunnlntham M-I1-47. vol tkfnntr, lilSO .BlitemM fl, qtleoBO 3 rBer raoord going Into the you can't always expect to have his 13 previous starts before Sun­ “-7# I Nncy l ^ t n Brwn, fiM 71-74-3-75 MilwoukM 111 Teiram I 1987 BBBBon — which Is Sd ■ ?«s ? ?• n two in Sunday's 150 decision over good etuff." day. He gave up nine hits In seven Donna Coboih, l m } 74-70-»76 Blmti8.AitrN4 the Clevelahd IndtanB. — Oroti— Word Hoimn 76, LinM H u ^ l,Mt 71-73-7i76 — Toko* 6, Ml.nnMOM *_____ thraa wins tor each loss. ernondiWtl-l _ f 0^1 ^ ° Innings, including George Bell's ■eb^ndorkollTi. Ntt—j im Morlorty pmiwd K 1 hotter in the 7th, There were 33 homers hit In the Royait B* Martnart 3 JomM Onton, 1,711 73-76-74-71-MI4 BOHImpre RehmM1*TI)* at Botton "Dr. K" also bBoame the 17th homer in the first. u 7M-70, Tom Ovtni 71-1-70. B OroH — Boro Bunkowtky, U711 7’r7*-^73-164 r pItehM to 3 batter* In the 6lh. HOUSTON . .. MN PRAN. American League Sunday, break- Bo Jackson and George Brett hit pick Ho im H M. N6l — Ktn Corncou (Hurt! 55), 71 only hurler to ten 200 bat­ [rh M In gaining his first win since June Roy Andtrien M-tC-if. C proii Chrli Jennton, 1,717 Oolltofni, l “fen‘ 66) ot Oevetond ” ing the prevloua AL record tor home runs and Mark Gublcta 4, Higuera struck out 13 to match — • Don Anotrion if, Brtd Troey M-10-7S, Hoottwr Drtvr, 1|^7 ters In each ot hiB tlrbt threa ■even games ot IT eet on May ll, pitched a fIve-hItter to pace Kaneae M#rm Pyerok ♦l-f6-7*, D Oroii — Bill Mind major-lBague eesBons. his season high. Dan Ptesac struck AF photo H. Ntt — Oterot Rtlchtrt u u n INI. Ci^ over Seattle. out four batters In relief, giving None iM io n d (Vouno 1M) ot Chleoao (Dolton Ly|tn Adomt, 1,> Elsewhere Sunday, It was Boston Gublcta, 53. who had pitched Milwaukee pitchers 17 for the Nitlonil Ln o u i ratuNi I, New York I; Kansae City 6, complete games in his last two game. Now York'a Lon Sakata Ilea on the Yankee trainer after Injuring hla ankle in MCC LAD IB f— EdnotHlllniklOl.Ntt tsk.. i)otKanemCltv(D. I inti Romoyke M rlw 7D-7S-R Ill . Seattle 3; Calltomle 13, Chicago 3; outings, recorded his third straight ground and la adminiitered to by a Sunday’s gama with the Red Sox. Allctl 76-74-H __ olt (6A0l ot MilwoukM Bsyili B, Miririwn S Rangart 3, Twlnt 3 __ )y ' Bro..^ Brouctk.tl.------MINI I 7574-71-.. ... Cardliiili 7. ExpN 6 (111nnlnpi) MilwaukeeII,Toronto6,andTexBi win. His string of 16 straight Ntt — Lynn Moytr *4-:M-Jm *, Morion (Belle 1-1 * ^ * * m ■ 6, Minnesota 3. Bcoreless Innings ended when the Oddibe McDowell broke a fourth- N ’omaltir'iw-i•J7-7J. ______C Oro»» — poll Suilt ___ ' kheod '7-51 ot Tom* (Horrlt Ktlly ,-jnoviBtMmovltt 104.164. Ntt — oroct Onto I 57), SiM p.iQ. MATTLI RANIAI CITY 6TLOUII MONTMAL Madlock hit a tW5run homer In Mariners scored twice In the fourth inning tie with a two-run homer and fOO-M-n, Ttrry Monaco 105-31-74. D ( irbbl abrhM e|rhM the first Inning and added a solo Inning. Jose Gusm)^^^p(tehad seven-hit ball iprett''091 — Barbara ooriwiro McNouokt 110. i IV. rbwiNtt — Bolhmert ot j shot In the tltUi. His third homer, Jackson's home run, his 18th, over 7 1-3 as Texas beat visiting Yanks can’t handle knuckler ^M^^liplno 116-40-76, Louotn Volonli w Oolmmie at I aar."(rK‘ ' " ...... New Yeit on alao a solo ahot, created a 7-7 tie In came with a man on bate off Minnesota to complete a four-game LOuro Bouob, JO Ooklondaiaiilebee, p.m. 8JSU the ninth Inning and made him the reliever Roy Thomas and capped a ■weep. in a lot of different ways, a lot of the 844th time In his career he’d ICOTCH BALL — Rudy Pltrro-Mory “ otty Jordon, W « itootlKoneoe liM p.m. Continued from page 11 Lou Rltrro 34. Ltn Whltlock-Ooy at Brodlty, 563 74- 75-76-7- ) ot Milwaukee, liM p.m. different ways.” Plnlella said when been hit by a pitch. BMItleck 37, Art Pyko-Judy Pyko 37, Corollnt OovMin, 563 73-77-74-" I at Temt, liMI p.m.i \iii the controversy first surfaced last Baylor had shared the record Norm Nordttn-Bttty Lou Nerdttn 36. Ohtrri Sttinhoutr, SU 75- 75-73-: Ltnort Murooko, Ml 73-74-7S-; Si run with a sacrifice fly before week. with former Inflelder Ron Hunt, ponno Wbitt, Ml ’4 73^74- who played with several teams, THRM 'I AND POURI' — Oroii- NitlonilLNQUBilindlnoi SvTST Buckner's single scored Rice to "I had a ball that was scuffed, 1^1 RItto. Ml 4*76-76 ■ 6 11 m Including the New York Meta and utty 61. Ntt — Boot* Cornltllo Kriitl A)btn. Ml 73-73-^ N R M B B I O give the Red Sox a 51 lead. handed to me by an umpire in ___ I Ore** — porli Corptnttr 64. Cathy AMiino, 431 73-75-76- . Nipper, meanwhile, was shutting Baltimore, and It wasn’t even in the Montreal Expos. — Roitonno Dtnicele 67-H-3V, 71-7576-75. 'Tr m 88 8d down the Yankees and helping Red play. But the umpires a re enforcing "I guess I Just don't know how to > Davit 66-25-41, Jullt McAultv oily I 73-7573-n- It. Loul* 45 37 i1. C Orot* — Emily Sorro 71. Ntt sSP I 111 n Sox catcher Rich Oedman break In what the lea^e office wants get out ot the way ot a pitch,” said vTcki Ptnion, m Montreal M M .54 4V5 — Dot Horttoi0 75-36-3*. D Oroii — Kathy Ahtrn, m New York 4V!i 5, as'"' iiji an oversised glove that he was enforced. They’re Just doing their Baylor, who was observing bis Nth )Tt Ntt — Barbara lylvlo.7 .. Sttchho .. n. Ttrrv-Jo Mytri,J61 7W III ton. li I— AOoyI birthday. -40-37,. Plercnct Robert* nw 111' i t( (it using for the first time. Job.” Borb fhomo*. 3n HBP-rlPtlsr. by Rvon. wP— New York lost Inflelder Sakata, Mot P lt^^o ld 7*-40-3«. Sl- Carolyn Hill, Ml SSa. )IW H3W7 TetoM 46 611 6 §Ti 8y8R "I didn’t have a lot ot trouble," Boston chased Rhoden with three mon* rnihnim Nancy T o m l^ 333 IP N R B R B B IO .Umpjlrie ttoiBe^ Qf^jai PbrN. I m said Oedman, "It you call that more runs In the sixth when Rice who had two ot the Yankees’ five Nino Pouit, 333 'Tt f « . catching." contributed an RBI double, a run hits, when he Injured hie right ankle B E It l i — Bill Moron 44-4-40, k^rty Kathy Whitworth, 313 4) 34 .547 m SSoSm l a a 8JSSS14 into 44-4-40. Bob Bthling 44-4-M. B Joan Joyce, 307 40 34 .541 Yankees' manager Lou Plnlella scored on second baseman Bobby diving back Into second on a pickotf Oreii — Dovt Mollck n, Lon Annulll 73. Korin Mundinotr nd*co 37 37 .MO was Incensed about a letter sent by Meacham's error, and Spike Owen play In the fifth, and had to be • — Morih Worrtn 46-6-40, Corl Alien Mm Mollon 71-70-71 ___ Ho carried from the field on a 464-40, Prank Kitrnon 45-5-40, Tom Btoiy Lonon 76-73-7741 Let Aneele* .jlcte 5 3 3 6 3 pim N B. cnI i t American League President Dr. drove In another with a fielder’s Roeht 474-41. Lorry Corrinotr M-^41, Anne-Morlt Polll **-73“66-73-75DO Son Dwee 5B-Qulrk. Bobby Brown concerning Rhoden's choice. stretcher. He was taken to a New Wolt Parity i7-5-43. Jot Novak 47-4-43, —___ 'dbitM Obmee Umpiree Home, Merrill; Plrtt, Reed; CNICAOOK> PITTSBUMEM alleged scuffing ot baseballs. Don Baylor set a major-league York hospital tor X-rays. Bill MocMulltn <7-5-41, Don Otneveii New York 5 PhHodelahla 4 A, jnrechtack; Third, Oordo. (H). 6—Pendtaton, Coleman I, ( Piniella said the Injury was "a 4*-743, Dick Moiiett 4*-7-43. C - Aditr Heutten 6, Son Proncltco 5 T— 3li3146. A -»jM 4 . Oonitaele. 6P— WMIocb, Loke. "It's harrassment," said Pi- record when he was hit by a Rhoden obbin 46-10-36, Bob U w ll 46-I-36, Pmiiburoh ra ic o p e 0 IP H R BR BB BO nlella. "Balls can get get scuffed up pitch In the sixth Inning, marking bad dislocation or a break.” tnnli Rodobouph 50-10-40, Tom Atom- Sinlon Bolt leoroi 61. Leuti___ 15, M^» lOtHreol 5 BILeoM w BIon W-3-40, Bob Lochopellt 46-1-40, .0* Anedet 4, Clndnnotl 5 10 Inning* 6 5 1 3 0 Pronk Robert* 4*4-41 O - Ron Crolo ORAND RAPIDS. Mich...... (A P I F I n M Dlseo I6, , AtlantaAH ‘ 4 BritMritl.BluiJiyBB i 0 0 0 6 1 51-11-41, Jim O'Rourkt 53-11-41, Ltn rttuH* ond oritt money S u n ^ rom the SueebY** Oiwtae I 3 1)11 Whitlock!...... ■» 54-11-43,, rRootr Evort* 54-11 -43. Senior* Oolt Tour'* lM ,ao Oreoter Phllodelphtata VNew Wrtti wttibwrih t W i_____ MILWAUKBI i 2 Orond RoomI** (kMn,~ ployed on the par 71, 6, Chleoao 1 ib rb M ! s s ? s Baylofs record a big hit St. toulft 4* W Innlnot D « 2 x w j-e * 4451-vord Elklk|^|^Nv Club g " . -.1 IW ERPt — Dovt Mollck 73. Lon V tSSSSSJf Annulll 73. Net — Word Holme* 74-646, 5 Baylor hasn’t gotten. Sttv* Motovo 76-6-66. B — Frank Jim Kino, SI t i l l 1 ^10 M 6 M11 By Brian TruadtII Kltrnon 76. Net — Bill MocMulltn 41 dh 5 13 1 3)131 "A lot ot balls have hit the hair of Dove Hill Hill, *14, ■ . 5 1 to Tht Aoiocloted Prast 76-1046, Tom Rocht 60-114*. Lorry. ^ Ittr Ztmi^k!, Ill.fOO Plittburah (P t i ^ 64 ond Dunne 53) at . _ der 1b 3000 fL,1-3 I -jln1he4lh. E nil my arm and umpires didn’t call Corrinotr 61-11-70, EdClccaollont*0-10- McOrmib 3 1)1 4 110 TVhhwH pitched to 41 r; Plrtt. Dodlna; tommy Aoron, M.lOO 6573-; . PhllodSMo (Rufttn 44 end Hume 5 OruberSb 4 111 TMaM 13141 them, or called them foul balla,” 70, Dick Hoiiett 64-14-70, Jock Cannon J.C. Oooilt, S7,10S 0), 3, 5 p.m. 40 10 donlmM Uwelree Home. Kib nine. NBW YORK - Don Baylor has 64-14-70. C — Bob LEwl* 63. Ntt — Ed Chicope (Loncoeter 04) at TTontreol leroM 3 0 0 0 JCDdlll M 5 0 3 1 lecond Jiu l^ ; TMrd.l taken a lot of inside pitches In stride said Baylor, an 18-year veteran now Btileylllt 65-1746. Frank Robert* 643-15 (pinion Dray, S7,10S saw TmTInktM 10 10 Sveum *t 5 0 )0 T-SlM . A-36,10*. iR twreM Htnnlno.JPilQS (Sorenten 3 ^ liOS p.m. with his sixth club. 66, Dtnni* Rodoboubh 6*-1*-70, Don n4*45-l10 CMwmIt I 010 — on the arm. on the shoulder and Howie Johnton, p,lOs 74464M10 St. Loult (Cok 3 ^ at New York (Mitchell M B S _ I Baylor Joked that Hunt and other Jordt* 6*-1*-70, Cho* Whtlon 6*-1*-70. D )-)), SiOS p.m. (It 0 ) 0 AFphelo on the back. 9 rot* — Ron Crolo *3. Net — Ltn itlttc 4000 white bBlIplayers may have gotten Qro KOOvTt v^lV* Wr9N AtlMto (Smith 74) at Son Prondteo 416 111 46111311 “I can think ot other ways to get a hitlock *3-33-71, Jim O'Rourke *3-33- Bruce Crompton, S IM 7 I - 8 * 3 i 1 (Oront 1-l)>B;K)p.m. OBkland rooklB Mark McQwIre MoQwiro hit five homers off Indian birthday present.” said Baylor, a tew more hit by pitch calla r' Dole Douot«tJ4.S66 “ 0 - i i i NEW YOER PMILA fiirV!^^.*^iiyvk*y ^ farppbw who turned 38 Sunday and broke because they could snow a red Lee Etdtr, 6LM6 71-111 TigRg!*.. m 2 » abrhM MrbM orunohBE hit iocond homBr of Sunday's pitching In two daya, giving him 27 for mark on their skin on balls that Oene Litttir, RM6 111 Only eomg whedulej Oome WInnine RBi — Youni (6). MWIMnct 4010 Somuellb n i l CMMie Ron Hunt’s major-league record by Chorlt* Q « ^ , 64,616 m ^toMMoeoeiBee I) (TBinkibm ^8a AlmonM 4000 MThmpct 1006 gama with the Indiana In Clevaland. the aaaaon. barely hit them. Itoutten ot a n d n n o M '^»n.n>. i B* wtnOvf vr Wl| 6uldm eL.154 7 4 3 3 4 4 being hit with a pitch tor the 144th RoMnd StMtord.SAHS L M — Teremo 6. Mllwoukec_ 11^ KHrndtlb 4 13) xhu 1b 36 11 LSmlta H 3 } I 1 1 time. "You can always think ot "But I can’t do that,” he said. "I Bobby Nlcholt. Ipso CMoorVt Oontnpf* rllp 0000 Hove* 1b 560 0 Lynch 14 6 6 6 6 1 have to make sure they know It bit Brootor Hiilford Opon ico rii Bob C h «^, silM HR-OBell IW, (♦), 4 111 SchmdiM 4 13 1 something else to break a record. Joe Jtmenei, n.lM 9 o.m. McRvIMIt 40 10 OWtMonrt 4011 me." Bn.m. C^otyr)^6). McOrttt (7). SB- K ^ 71-3 4 I I S 4 "I've always stood close. It I CROMWELL. Conn. (API - Finol Dory PIpyer, *3,156 ;; ._Shi rt 4000 CJomeelt Behind Baylor, the next active Roberto DeVlcenio, 13.,775 m - _ I p.m. _ ' IP N R ER BB 60 HJehenSb 3 100 tut McGwire a one-man assault team backed oft. I'd be giving away some »re* end priR money Sunday from the Mike NHchlk.,13.77S 1« S 8 S I ? layer Is Chet Lemon who has been 00400 Oreoter Horttord Open on the Sontanot* 3 113 4 000 lylcm* Mlched ta t bollert In them. ot the plate. I guess I don't know por-771, 6,766-yord Toumoment Player* Art Well, tt,77S Stta^lSA I 7*413 Dortlnop 3000 Dowell M 3 600 Wf^^fennh. how to get out of the way. That’s my SIt 118 times. 0000 Yruonvipn 1006 By Chuck Mtivin runs ond stuff, but there’s a long loth ot the season and the SMth ot Oub of Connecticut courw: Amwrttin Lugui m u lti Lpyelta Umehee (tame, Mantoeue; pirti, Mi5 secret." Poul Atinoer, 5136,000 6*45657 gtonron*^ i J1J s s 0000 AeuovoN 1000 TtHfi fQIWMiio VfTlfwe vWWT. The Associated Press way to go," McGwire said. "I’m his career. Hunt, a leadoR hitter who was Wayne Ltvi, 61400 6446457L Ooitnanp Just being realistic about that.” "I Just want to see them keep Baylor broke the record when he expected to get on base, played with Don PDrtmon,61400 654*4*47- 7 * 4 4 fekutvep Ittt was hit in the sixth inning by Rick done Sauer*. 30400 16464570-373 illly TApit^r, 1.,— Bid Bw B. YnItNB t _____ 1-3 3 1 1 .’ 'I 0(3roMR 3 3 3 0 Mafir Laaiui Laidart CLEVELAND - Rookie Mark "Guys with average talent get hot doing that oRen,” Jackson said ot the New York Mets, Los Angeles LM Trevine, 30,600 67457046-m IM Ptatoc 153 1 0 0 0 4 TttaM M664 T*m MI64 McGwire had the kind ot weekend and they get five or six hits over a McGwire and Canseco, "ft's a long Rhoden ot the New York Yankees. Dodgers, San Pranclsco Giants, John Inman. 34,335 704647-70-373 BMtrKi'** fl4 EOITON m b pHched to I boHer* in 1h* 3rd. season. We're on a high right now. The Boston Red Sox kept the Montreal Expos and St. Louis 75p that even his opponents had to couple games, with maybe a double ~ I Tewell, M.33S 46464545-373 " “ Jock Fleck. SUM HEP—OontnorbvElchherh. ^ record-setting ball and gave It to Boston dealgnated hitter Dour 6ondtrt,*14M .jrbM Umpire* Home, Youne; PMil. Chirk; admire. or home run.” Oakland Manager playing as well as we can play." Cardinals. I Longer, 30,300 654572-7.7 3 ^ _ 4 Oorwn WMdnpuhl.sUM . .r o W i t 4o n Baylor aRer their 51 victory. ,3D,nO 464647-71-374 a _ imeref 3110 Second,^cM j^y^hd. McOMond. TwoMntwhen winnina run Kon McGwire homered twice, TUny LaRusaa said. "A guy with Tlie Athletics have won tour Don Baylor atanda at first He set the single-season standard DowmntltinNoM,*iJM Oome Wlmitaf RBI — SdhimWtl 45734565-374 lurk.^ sa \ m doubled, singled and scored four talent like this, when he gets hot, straight games, while Cleveland Leading 3-t, Wade Boggs led oR bass after being hit by a in 1671 with the Expos when he was 704747-71-fn 0 60 LOB. New 3. Phjtaaitahta 6. OwvnnBD, A HI M 163 the Boston sixth with a single and 73474646-375 3B—McRevneldt. 3B—(30re|t. HR— Oelorrea* runs Sunday as the Oakland Athlet- boy*" has lost seven in a row. pitch In the sixth Inning of hit SO times. 67457070-375 KlMmenBet (61, Omw (6), Oomana (4). N«n . ^ M6 41 IL .IP . ics beat the Cleveland Indians 150 McGwire was 4-Ior-S in both Jim Rice followed with an RBI "I try to move a little at the laat 67-734746-375 Ban|BraB.T«lmS SB BomoeKW. Ontiveros. 51, was nearly perfect double to center before Baylor was Sunday's gama. breaking lUfc tri 30$l IP N R EE BB 10 he A - on a tONi-hltter by Steve Ontiveros. games. On Saturday, he reached second to absorb the shock,” Hunt 11.EI0 6*464570-4m 1b 4 0 3 1 m Sunday as hts first career complete hit to break the record, ft was the rM^11,300 65714571-^ I. SUM ktoM. W R ' The day before. McGwire hit three base on a three-base error by right the major league record of said at the time. MINNESOTA TERA6 game and shutout were lost in the 17th time he was hit this season. WW1, r-wfn, 11,300 6645704T “ SirbM 7 3 I 3 5 I homers, singled and scored five fielder Cory Snyder, who dropped 243 times hit by a pitch Baylor, a designated hitter who Clorenc* Rpirll.BlO *6457071 i.Sii*' 53 I 1 1 0 I attention given McGwire. "t didn’t even want to do It In that !i NtwmnM 4 00 6 ’ runs in Oakland's 13-3 victory. the ball at the fence. On Sunday, he has hit an homers and has 1,116 Tony Mil*. 1 ^ 714567-7 Euehrt 4 1 11 613 0 6 He faced only n hitters, two over situation,” said Baylor, vHio later formerly held by Ron Hunt. joy Hoo*. 6,155 6571-7067- ¥ He tied major-league records lined out to Snyder at the warning RBI, may have resigned himself to lir Ip h n ^ , SM K S t ^ d 4 n 6 Oomwn 5 4 4 1 the minimum, striking out six and scored on Spike Owen’s Relder’s ^ 1 * Love HI, 6.155 71474570- oy MontBomery, S»M 8 8 80 Hrbeklb 4 111 fotailv* i s s s o ' li with hiB Rve home runs and nine track in his last at-bat. the tact that he will be remembered Mrfc McCunWtr, 6,155 7146454*-^ retiring 17 batters on groundouts. choice grounder. for not getting out of the way. tern SMckmonn, 6J55 71-7067-65-377 TBeB^ InWUt R^pwy,AhmAm* "I'm not a trivia bull. I never Washington's Melo Almada was the including setting an AL record last tim Sjmpten, u w 664*43-1 Bob RoilMro. W i s : Jii McGwire at first in the fourth year wRh 38, Baylor has neverbeen Jim fhofve, 5410 *5*7-757 . Rotph Terry, knew anything like that," McGwire last. In a double-header on June IS, inning for Cleveland’s only hits. Ototwe Bum*. 4,550 72474571-37* MMaerJWA said of his one-man assault on the 1637. hit on the head and has never been M F ^ . 4,580 73464570-37* "Ot all people, wu vrouldn't think "I was taking it one out ate time, hurt by a pitch thanks to his "roll Hole Irwin, 4580 ^ 5S BtB|tra4.BidtI record books. and twist” method. 4T ‘ 'Tve never seen anybody like I’d be the type of guy to do that.” one pitch at a time, and about the Little League tourney opens saj I wkWvCnW^^nee He crowds the plate from the ;amn Ttm* . SI. him," Cleveland catcher Chris McGwire said. “You'd think it’d be seventh inning t was thinking Podntl. . CINCINNATI LOB ANOBU maybe It was a perfect game or right side and turns his leR shoulder McOawM j abrhM ahrhM Bando said. "The home runs were a leadott guy or a second guy, wiUi Uie Oilers of the NaUonal .Qmplr iNR ^16 3 106 0 AnawnM Anaein it 4 11611 r oft dilferent pitches. He hit last- becauae they usually lead the no-bitter,” Ontiveros said. "But Into tight pitches. Rhoden's pitch Hie annual Town Little league oirltn. LAP pcM 4011 |m to 4 111 plunked Baylor In his shoulder. Uague agalnat the Amarlean f^CffmOe ^•wmmr ^TmT^m* IfTlfwr N 8 M M 10 balls, curveballs and knuckleballs. league in runs acored." then I remembered they had the Tournament gets under way to­ NO 40|fiwlbyct till "I get hit there moat ot the time," night at I at Waddell Field erith Uague'a Fire Plghten. 9 **T3):43. A -86,131. «LA4 irrt 46|60uirTerlt 4116 When a guy can take a good tIcGwirc was the I4th player to infield hit and the broken-bat he said, pointing to his built-up The loaen meet Wednaaday and b 4l11ManM(t 4|3i knuckleban out ol the park like he hit Rve homen In temgamee; Gary double." AnsaldTs ol the NaUonal Uague ic 3lt6(AHNhTtb t | Mi| gS& Ontiveros has won five straight shoulder and bicep. "What you oppoaing Army and Navy of the the winners Thuraday with the amn II TremnNM did, you know he's hot." carter of the New York Mets was tournament then attapraded until the last, on Sept. 34, 16N. games in June, four of them starts, want to do Is avoid the direct hits. American League. McGwire has IT homers on the "That's when the ball hits your after the Fourth ot July hoUday. I Lb* .season, tying him for the league Oakland's Joae Canseco also hit and compiled an O N ERA during two homer* Sunday, his ISth and the month to reduce his ERA for the wrist or your elbow and drops The double ellminaUon tourney The town Farm LttUe Uagua Au|ili1l.«MlBBwS iheMh. t!i lead with Toronto’s George Bell. straight down You can get hurt Tournament begins Tueaday. ■ lOlU oo "I realiae I have a lot ot home 14th, and Reggie Jackson hit his year to I.4I. resumes play Tuesday at 6 p.m. 9^na^n99n» vK***'^MHfe*w<' ihi TbMM M4W4 lY I.1BI Is 8 S a m T n u M A C t i o M OElh, jnRi ABilBllaa 10.li»itaiia0 Affirmative-action pian is drawn up Koopsman sentenced CUNBiMM Lee < 1AM is s y w recommendaUone that baaeball ROTTERDAM, Netherlands received numerona cempiolata PMOnwIcc By Joat ynilloma April that blacks lack Uw “nacaaal- Jackoon said Sunday. CLB Jackaan aarller this nsonth told a tbottM do more to help young (API — A court on Monday at vlalant tkraato daMvarad by ( i r IP N EBB EE 10 Tlia AtaodaNd Fraaa Uaa" tor management. Campania aantonced tormar Europaan telapbona aa etall aa In naraan. RgjgTgH,**! radgnad nnder praaanra aboitly news conlerence, alter meeting* atMctoo ajnat to the litodyle ot a TWfir m*C*»®»* * with ownan from both the National profcaelonal ballplayer. ligjM haavvwdgbt boxing ebam- Several ot the complalnanta ispnII' iWHi CORPUS CHRIST!. Texaa - aflarward, toM police that Koopmana had 4T T1BMB Pl*gM MaJor4aagua baaaball awnan bava Uague and American League, ptM RudI Roopmans to a I BaMNNP, HOIh IM WOP* I 111! I S&ds^i Jackaon cited recent hirtnga to ona-yaar priaoB term tor Mb role baan a mambar at n gronp at 7 ‘ drawn up an aRIrmattyaHacUon U e t month, Jackson gavn baaa- "Oemen are making up tor loat Dront-ottlce Jobe by the Detroit T .6. t I 1 3 In an oxtorilon acbeme. IndlyMuati daHvartng toraata In n that could lead to !•••<* ball unUI today to davtaa an Uma. Tba movement that baa Ttgcn, Mlnaoooto TNrins. BalU- begun to take place it impraasiye.” Koopmana, W, was tound paraon. Undar Dutch law, aucb SoMMn Kwean tba cluba and mlnariUaa, aRIrmaUve-acUon plan to gat ml- more Oriole*, Chicago Cubs and guilty ot nttomptod extortion thraata canaUtuto axtorilan. • I I I Um Rav. Jaaaa Jackaen aaM. nortUaa In irant-attlcc poatUana or “Bvery team In Major Uagne PbUadaIpbia PMIIiaa. and Uireatening phyalcal vio­ Roopmana,erbadrawatbraa- potonttally taca boycolta or other Baaaball will have a strong and lence, aaM a court apokoaman, month prtaon tom laat yaar ana Jackaan toW tba Lcatne ot United aconomic nwaanraa by dvtl-rtgkto toit the 45yeardd dvil rights UUn American ctUaana In n poatUee aRIrmaUve action pro­ acUetat. uM ha alao plana to who Mtoka In axebanga tor drag tralRddattratOcktag Iebarga, bagnn rua-r IP M MM BE BO caneanUan apaacb 9inday that an acUetato. gram In piaca within tba next M chaUenge the parent corporaUona ananymity. Tba tormar Dutch bta pratoaalanai i M i o . ' . 6 — d m " BaaabaU Oommlaaionar Pa- ebamptou denied the chargee in la w ttxi OarmanyQarman) In M il, I 1 3 3 1 1 s a e S ! agraarnam praaaatad by tba bnaa- "Wa cbaMaagad baaaball and an ot baadMlI oetnen "baennae the ptS y B f c SjB?Sm ie*l Teoch, 3:31 — bnS awnan essuM be canatdarad tor ftobamth aald at the Jana la baaaball teama are tbair private ennri baaringa aarilar Uita in May, im , ba esln tba agraamant baa baan raacbed that nawa canairanca. mentk. RnrottoM^Mk 3m N MEM OB BO laday In Cblenaa nt n maaUne at iriU ba tcanaidarad) tomonow, ■*W OparaUaa PUSH, the vohseteer The ebargaa rasnRad tram cbamalaniMp final tba I tWA-1 6 3 B B B I whereto black and LaUno batt Jackaan an Sunday played down aM M i^ artnaioHAh S* baada. proanacto at n baycatt RaapnMM* aaasdattoa eillk a man Rabait Amarit. Ptae ler Thaaah*. o — playen will ba In tba pool of "tb a ir real wealth la made in dabt cellectora' firm bare, MMV8 iM alM I illLLU Tin toaaa baa received attanUon conaidaration aa managara, aa The cammtialener an Jane 16 alhar carparattan^’ Jackaan aaM. aavan Rgbto te a r Ren yaMtow LPW»- — VeakeM i* Btoe Jaye. cnilad Jnckaan’a cammanta to 'th ere meat ba attlrmaUve action agalnat wbteb Rattordam paBca C H tC J since former Loe Anaoloo Dodgara general managara, aa cemmanta- . —Ck*MaM>e4N>etk.ChanMlB. L CM m «>-%iarter etcapraatdentAICnmpnnlaanN In to n and aa ton tim et panamnat," ownan '>ialttee." paiUcdarty an attbattoydnawall." ■tti»giBa«gir«ntAu>. msbik^^ J d * r ^ . ■M-^ MAWCHKCMB HERAMfc JKiKiw . JmW » . Ilt7 Martina and Shriver advance in Winibiedon play Moses crowns himself king of the hurdles again BySfdva iNlWMn ehMce to go to the world Mayotte had someexcftement of fhd AsMcidiM Pross ontifoor track mset. L « f r y SMM m * champion bad lost in her two dw Aviet V n h » to'maeb tA fourth ehampieflshftM.” 'Tin ja a t^M f finiaBA.’’ Lewis A M M M M tf IflafCIWV C O n M M Q . POVHu Aw ^pnraMNV^wll a IvX his own on Saturday befons adrtinc- “Don’t ten diem what I really ing to die third round. ' SAN J06B, Calif. — Three weeks saM after hobMfng off tA track But Navratildva^s seyres and MdhrsNiW wnsd BnaBUtht MM. aald,” L e A s sakf. HO needed five seta to A a t after M tM ariy id-year frignantfed with what A cafted a strained left WIlfBUEDON, SngKMNi - De volleys wsrs too strM f and she ^ Istsst Tank to fall was Birsd Hia victory was tA Mggaat of ' American U rn Wilkison d-g, MSpain. BdAnMiMeffliaacnnnwd hamatring ffosela. "AftertAiaee feedhif wMMH'e ehampton H «r- wrapped op match in minntes, Gilhert, t A iM i seed, beaten on 44.47. WHhenpoon’a darter, giving Mm a 47 Mmaeir kM f df t A hariflef again, uea N e m tii«f» Md nwn tedeii lostifg Just five points on her serve Saturday A VoRwv 7d>, Pd, dd,d-t. 41.4-4 on Centre Court, whore die I really fsHa M o f pain.in m y lag.” deket to Rome a A a Mgeonfldence fans were treated ton quRdr-change -"rm oM aA washA op?" tA Mark WHA rwoon, w A trMiw reel A rt v«r mfiraneed to die foortli on Court No, 1 Volkov’s victory over Gilbert heoat. fHraar-oid Mosea questioned, Ath Lewia in mostM, was tA rooed et WimMedoe today with She served seven aces. Including added to t A wHhertiM presence of act. L e A s , w A said A should A Arving for in die fifth set, "fm y sakf tA same thing ahoot snrprisa wMnar M l A MO. iripping •tralfhf-«et victorlee In all- match point, and just three faults, U.S. men at Wimbledon this year. 41 Aatthy in time for tA World Wilkison realisiM t A stoper on Ms CarsAi (Abdul-Jahbar) years a A Lewia by a nandrAOi of a saeoA in Aaieilean matehee. meaning she had to make a second America had tA most players, ChamMonsMps. biastA meet offi- tennis shorts had ripped open as A years agn.fHel Pm ingoAenongh 10.06. Navratilova, ahnlnc for a record serve Just three times, as she 41, hi tA men’s draw when tA eiala for scheduling tA more lunged for a volley on die previous condition to g o M for a longtiine... H ia aseond-plaee ilnlsfi, iiow- aMth eofMccutive ainglea dtle, stretched her Wimbledon winning tournament begin. By tA start of grueling 900 maters before t A itW point. With O A hand strategically ‘l A streak la starting at one." defeated Peanut Haryer dd, d i. streak to M matches. today's play, with tA third round evar, gave Lavria l A ehaneato go meters. In t A past. tA s A ite rra c e p la c ^ , A asked t A umpire for a whoaa am aiing i9S-race while A rive r, who playe doubles Arlver, playing on Court A . i. less than half finished, that number ZMoaaa. after i W iO M m A a la at t A TOOrid H A been run first. brief break, grabbed a spare A< r of fictory stfsak was snappA in wHh the lop seed, beat Beth A r r , also used a strong serve-and-volley had been cut to five — Jim m y ChamplanaMpa in Boma an Aug. “ It’s not fair to some of t A trunks from his courts!A racket Ante 4by Danny Harris, a ls o d ld l game to beat Herr. Connors, Tim Mayotte, Lief Alras, Madrid on 90-SiM.O. Lewia WON t A h w g Jump athletes,” said L e A s , one of bag, dashed into the iM ker room 960 Friday, Ms second- Per the itth time In the touma- Also winning in the women's Paid Annacone and Jo A n Kriek. made tA 91-year-oM look like a and on and several sprinters w A d o u M A in aA reapAsred with a cAnged place finish m t A MS pot Mm on t A ment, a seed was eliminated. Bos draw was M ary Coe Pemandes of AnnacoA was to piM Ouy Porget IprriA commuter chasing an t A lOO a A 200. Olympic double wardroA, waving tA oM shorts axjMwssbos. PalilMnk of South Afriea ousted the Vnfled States, beating another of Prance in tA third rouA today 400-mater relay team. gold m A alist Evelyn Ashford also women’s ninth-seeAd Attina AmeriMn, Alycla Monfton, 7-4, d-1 and A lra r along with Volkov tA over his A A . ifoacs ran away from Harris a A TTitherspoon almost dropped out tore a hamstring muscle on A tu r- dm e Bmes df West Germany 7>d, d4, Pemandes, a iS-year-oM from only qualifiers left in t A A M , was Lendl hA a tough before t A rcat of tA field eariy in tA of t A 100 bafOA die haata baeaoaa day running t A lOO. Richey cfosieg the match with an aee. Miami, Pis., ousted fSth-seeded to nMet Peter Doohan, t A Austral­ Aating American qualifier 46d>metcr A n lle s S atuAay nigM of a painftil right arch Injury A Mel Rosen, emeh of t A U.S. ‘The seeond week of the crass- Arbara Potter on Priday. ian w A eliminated Acker. ReAberg 0-4,0-7. o-l, 7-d. 4t tA USA-Mobll Outdoor Track soffarA two woafca ago while men’s world championship team, /Mobil and Field Championships and working ont on abaalraibaii comt. said t A sAteh probably was made court Grand Siam toumameiM The men’s fleld was wide open as Kriek, a second-round winner “f like easy matches s A would opened under decidedly different the second week started, foUowlng over litb-seeAd American Kevin cro ss A t A finish H m while IH rris HitharaMon haa bean having a baeauM of television. obviously like to win in straight #as about 98 feet A M A in seeoA runof hadhiekoffiAtraek. Ha was Meet officials, he sakf, “ must conditions than the first. the ouster last Priday of defending Chrren, was scheduled for a fourth- sets. A t it Is not m y ch o lA that I A week ago, the openinc day was champion A r t s A c k e r of West round match against tA wortd’s pfaea. in a minor ear aeeidant a month have figured the 100 was t A play s A h tough matches,’’ said 'H i e y both thought Moses ran ago. and another one last week premier race” rained out, and bad weather A rm a n y . top-ranked man, Ivan Andl, on A n d l, who has been taken to at claimed another M dayt of the It also has seen the emergence of Tuesday. fatter than Ms time of 47.6$. Harris when A was d r h in f in Houston “ I took a chance. I g a m b lA and I least four sets in e A h of the first qtterA an obscenity when A A S A Ath Ms Ala. HObangAMskneeon lost,” AshfoA said as she lay on a next five. a “Yankee killer,” Alexander Vol­ T A survival of a Aviet player three rounds. “But tA y make me But British summer was In force kov of the Aviet Union. through so nuny rounds at Wim­ his ovm time. 46.70, which was t A dashboardaA was shaken upin training table A th ice on her thigh mentally tough for t A next dme it r: Monday, with haxy sunshine, high Ranked sasrd in the world, the bledon for the first time in 14 years considerably slower than t A time t A seeo A aed dont and his A fe after finishing sixth in t A 100 happens.” A postA in Spain. sufferA a naek a A torso injury. semifinals. “ It’s very h a A to run A^pItMO humidity and temperatures ex­ Sd-year-oM left-hander from Mos­ was hailed by Mayotte. pected In the mId-iOs. cow made the men’s field through “It's great seeing tA Russians Lend] notA that Becker hA ft was plain t o t A 19,794 fans that tt was l A arch injury, though, the 200 and then come back and run APpIMtO Not much had changed, however, the (lualifylng rounds, Aating back playing," Mayotte said. “It breezed through the first r o u A in Motes isn’t ready for tA scrap thM waa on Witherspoon’s m lA t A 100. It’s too hard on your legs." straight sets before his surprising Aap, although Harris maintainA daring t A A a ts , and ha was r a A y Ashford, who finlshA fifth in the W M t Q w m tny't Steffi Qref rune to return • shot from for Navratilova and Arlver. Both Americans Brian TeacAr and Bud balances out tA circuit. It makes World record holder Edwin Mosns Saturday in tha 4d0-matar hurdlaa atfha moved Into the final IS without Cox In t A final two rounds. tennis even more appealing A - loss to Doohan. Hiat “ I still feel 1 can A a t Edw in ." to pan oat antH A got a verbal 200 earlier in the week but qualified (right) gons ovsr th« hurdls eheed o f USA Outdoor Championships in San Laura Qlldemeieter during their women’e ainglee “ Yon have to give him credit," laming from LaAs before tA for tA World Championships A - having lost a set. Since the Idlst grass-court cham­ cause H’s alreatty t A most interna­ “ Am etim es when you have easy Danny Smith an routa to victory Josa, Calif. third-round match Saturday on Centre Court at Harper used well-placed ground- pionships A g a n one week ago, tional of games. To have the Avie ts matches and are confident like Harris said. “ He came back a A A a ts . cause two runners ahead of her Wimbledon. Qraf won the match, 0-2, 6-1. strokes to take as many games Volkov has kept up the attack on out A r e makes it even more A r t s was, you are not ready for ran like a champion.” “I was going to say forget it,’’ were Jamaican, said she thought from Navratilova as the defending U.8. players Acome tA first from exciting." when you get into trouble," he said. " Rfhlle Moses re-establishA M m - Witherspoon said. “ Bot Carl saM a meet officials A IIA ra te ly set t A self, quadruple Olympic gold me­ eonpla of atrong words to me. fte lOO after the 200 to discourage A l l A th a height of lO-0>/4. equaling heptathlon champion Jackie United States, and Alabama’s Lillie dalist Carl Lewis affirmed his talkA about h ^ I was throAng sprinters from doubling up. tA meet record; Mike Conley won Joyner-Kersee won t A women’s Leatherwood-KIng. won the sfatus as America’s top sprinter away an opportonlty, how it would In other events: Joe Dial won the the men’s triple Jump at 50 feet. 7‘a long Jump at 23-4>/t. the A s t legal women’s 400 in 49.95, t A A s t ever Casper secures Richard back on a A long Jumper despite losing t A A a shame If I didn’t run a A get a pole vault in a jumpoff against Earl incA s. the thlrd-A st In history; Jump by a woman outdoors in t A by an American collegian. Seniors victory the LPGA track Special NCAA confab addresses delicate balance By John Bonfotti plalnA afterwaA that sA was year with their coaches. Olirmpic By The Associated Press rounds of golf," Casper, who held a The Aseeeiofed Press t I r A a A still mad about not being By Dtnna H. Freeman cost containment." Horton advocates the Anefits of Eugene F. Corrigan, athletic direc­ to 90. AnotAr controversial amend­ officials say any change in tMs two-stroke lead entering the final a lio w A to close out t A secoA The A990CIAA Fre«s T A a y ’s four-hour forum was to major-college athletics. tor at Notre Dame. Kenneth Keller, GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. - The ro u A , said. “ I was in full control of ROCHE8TKR, N.Y. - A b Rl- round on Friday. start an 10-month discussion of how Schednl A to follow were Ant An y preslAnt of the University of ment Is restoring basketball scho­ system would damage America's performances. gusty winds stoppA blowing on the myself. I've been playing well all chaA harnessed A r emotions and After A r victory, RIchaA said D A LL A S — A national A b a te on mushrooming costs in intercolle­ F . Ceddie. preslAnt of Shippens- Minnesota. Donna Lopiano. direc­ larships to 18. They were cut to 13 at the NCAA January convention, Bailey said "it is not our object to final day of the tSM.OM Greater year. It was matter of holing some came away wllh A r first victory In people mlsunderstoA A r natu­ t A delicate balance between Inter­ giate athletics can A trimmA burg University of Pennsylvania tor of women’s athletics at t A interfere (with the U.S. Olympic Grand Rapids Open and the sun putts. I A I A m y share this week.” two years on tA LPGA Tour. rally competitive personality. collegiate athletics a A academics along with other more philosophi­ (Division 11). and Richard Warch. University of Texas. Bo Schem- stirring protests from coaches. However, the P reslA nt’s Com­ effort). But It is not t A prim ary spent part of the day tuck A A h in d Casper Mcked up a a w chal­ “ YOU d n a m so long about “Yes. 1 was angir,angiy. but H waswai not A America's schools of h Ig A r cal argumenta such as honor and preslAnt of Lawrence University, bechter. head football coach at mission may rule t A amendment mission of t A NCAA to get the clo A s. lenger In Barber, who had started winning out on tour a A you try a A something that I carrIA with me Aucatlon was to A g in tA a y at t A honesty In athletics. Appleton, WIs. (Division III). Michigan, and D. Alan Williams, out of o r A r since t A speeificied student-athletes ready for interna­ Winner Billy Casper said that the day four strokes off the lead. A patient a A you Just know one since play was delayA Friday,” President’s Commission special T A session was to open with a 'Then John B. Slaughter, chancel­ faculty athletics representative of reason for the special convention tional com Atlfisn” made for great golfing conditions. Miller had five blAles on the front day It’s going to come,” RIchaA she said. “ If It had b e A , I probably NCAA Convention. debate between Ira Michael Hey- lor of the University of Maryland the University of Virginia. was to cut costs. It could trigger a More than 1,200 delegates and Casper, M. A id off a strong nine to go Mven under and move saM A A a y attar shooting a par would have shot In t A 90s. NCAA PreslAnt WllfoA S. Bai­ man, chancellor of Callfornia- a A chairman of the President’s On Tuesday, delegates act on 43 m A ia representatives bad regis- challenge from Miller B a rA r Sun­ into secoA place. rouA of 79 for a 960 total and a “ A lot of people don’t know m y ley of A uA m said SuAay that his Berkley. and Frank E. Horton, Commission, will mAerate a dis­ agenda items. Some would trim floor fight. The NCAA Council Is also spon­ te rA for the N C A A ’s sixth epeelal day to win the $97,800 first prize of Miller closA to within a stroke of two-stroke victory over four personality. I’m quite a fighter. lA a of a successful convention president of the University of cussion among the speakers and scholarships in men’s a A women’s soring a complicated measure convention, which ends Tue A a y. the A n io r P G A Tourevent. B a r A r C a s A r on the front nine but golfers. "1 was very patient with I’ve kIckA myself in tA pants for would A "to have reasonA debate Oklahoma. convention delegates. sports, rA u ce football coaching (Proposition 2) which would mean “ Our institutions have to f i A shot a toum ament-recoA 8-under- couldn’t get closer. AccoAIng to myself tAay.” 94 years to get where I am. That’s without acrimony; to make a Heyman Alieves college athlet­ RespoAents include Raymond staffs from nine to eight. a A cut par 69 69 to finish second by three BarAr. It was not Acause A N e ltA r her status as the le a A r the way I ’ve done everything In m y ics should A A-emphasIzed while Burse, president of Kentucky State. overall scholarship limits from 9$ that stuAnt-athletes can devote no ways of exercising cost contain­ A ginnin g of coming to grips with ment.” Bailey said. "Everybody strokes. la c k A chances. A r A r missed since tA first rouA nor A r anger life.” more than 26 weeks within the “ We had a little cloud cover that five-foot blAles putts on A t h the at having to play 19 holes Saturday The victory, for which RIchaA nine-month acaA m ic year to their has been trying to keep up with t A kept the moisture in the greens." 9th and 10th holes. InterlerA with RIchaA's levet- eamA $48,000, was aldA by tA sports. Joneses Casper said after shooting a 64 A a d A play In t A final mu A . problems Garbaez, w A had tA It has causA concern from the "Much of what we have on t A "It was one of the few days 1 could College sports get too much emphasis U.S. Olvmpic Committee which age A a could probably have waited himself to finish with a 54-hole total “ She’s a good player,” said A s t s A t at challenging, encoun- have shot 89." A r b e r said. " I until January (at t A regular NCAA of too, 19 u n A r par. "It was Ideal Laurie RInker, who, along with te rA on her back nine. says It fears t A proposed legisla- really could have." Convention); But an Intitiation of a for scoring” Amy Alcott, Shirley Furlong and But Garbaez fell out of contention tion would force athletes to choose nished by scandal. In the harshest Sports fans were more likely than forum is very important. Iteonkf A The victory was the Gleneagles. Barber's round establishA the Lori Garbaez, flnlslwd In the group with six Ageys over the final 19 By Lawr«nc« Kllman Atween a particular sport and penalty ever against a college non-fans to have m a A a A u t t A the single most important thing to Fla. resident's second on the tour tournament recoA and t I A the A h I A R IchaA. “ S A hung In there holA. includingconseeutivebogeys Th« AMOClotA PrM9 college. SM U scandal. T A y were also more come out of Dallas. We hope H is a this season. course recoA. set by Bruce Cramp- tAay and hA a goA rouA on Nos. 19.19 a A 14 a A another on football program, the N CAA sus- Currently, athletes In Olympic and likely to think the NCAA took forum for reason rather than an Casper, who had only three ton during the pro-am portion last didn't make any mistakes." 16. N E W Y O H K - Half of all penAd SM U football for 1987. citing sports such as swimming, gymnas­ appropriate action against the arena for conflict.” A g e ys In the tournament, had year, After making four straight bir­ “I was disappoIntA that I didn’t Americans A lle ve sports get too 861.000 in illicit payments to 13 tics and wrestling may practice all players or former players. The school. And they were more likely re fe rrA to SatuAny's round of 68 NonetAless. A rA r could not dies during Friday’s rain-delayed give her a better figM towaA tA much emphasis on college cam­ school subsequently decided not to than non-fans to think booster clubs — p la y A under the gusty wind out-blAle CasAf- who had four on second ro u A , R IchaA was fo rc A end." Garbaez said. “ S A ’s a very puses. and It Is t A graduates were a good influence on college conditions that had affected this the back niA. CasAf Sid a dance off t A course bv officials as dusk tenacious com A tItor.” ^ggg£gng;alPgjL themselves who are most likely to play football in 1988. tournament t A first two days — as after hitting a 14-fMt b lA ie putt on Billy Casper uses a bit of body English to coax a birdie arrIvA after she had played 17 “Art stnigglA a little bit,” deplore the attention, according to In a report on the scandal Issued sports one of his finest ro u A s of golf, but 16. He tw IrlA his putter as It It were putt In the hole at the 16th green In the Greater Rapids holes. R IchaA said. “ The obvious turning Sports? a Media General-Associated Press last month. SM U officials said two said Sunday's play was She retumA early SatuAay A in t for me was m y b lA le on 16. it booster club m e m A rs controlled a Non-fans were more likely than a magic w a A on 16, then hit an I f do you ooottdot yo u »* ^ • t»f> poll. Open. Casper shot a 64 In the final round to win the morning for her final hole and then gave me a three-shot lead a A I slush fund for athletes. Several fans to think sports on campus were comparable. 8-toot b lA le putt to close out the r<>* coSaq* sport* ’ ^ The nationwide telephone poll of Seniors PGA event with a 13-under-par final score. p la y A the th IA round, but com- knew It was mine." overemphasizA. "They both were excellent tournament. Vot: 50V. No: 50V. 1,304 adult Americans also fou A 84 boosters contributed to the fund, the report said. you aw* foio 0* sports in percent of respoAents thought Respondents In the Media Texas Gov. Bill Clements, once coOege today i* ov*>* atmd violatA rules by giving money to chairman of S M U ’s Board of dom, scientific sampling of 1,304 Rahal cruises to victory in Meadowiands 100 Oust srtipno sir ad 57% players. Only 18 percent said such Governors, stunned the state In adults across the country April MO. Undttsmpnptliod 7*/. violations were Infrequent, and 28 March by saying he and other board As with all sample surveys, the m em Ars allowed player payments By Mike Harris But Rahal. winning his second either. I thought we could still win after me. seconds in the pits on his two where It's so narrow a A so difficult NatMOg* 36% percent were unsure. results of Media Oeneral-AP tele­ OortShrWM.noanswtr 6% to continue even after SM U was "Fortunately, my car was run­ s c h A u lA stops, taking the lead to pass, you can’t overvalue. T A In an era of mega-buck revenues phone polls can vary from the The Associated Press straight Indy-car event and fourth It. but It was going to make It placed on Its sixth NCAA probation consecuUve auto race, simply had awfully tough. ning well all day and, really. It was from Michael Andretti, Mario’s Im A r t of that Is so great that w oAs ihooW ooaaOa a«NaW* ba paid tor — and sometimes scaA al — for opinions of all Americans because In August 1985. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - too much, pulling away again and "A t that A in t. we led by a A u t 18 a comfortable drive." 94-year-old son, by virtue of his first don't express It. 'compovng to inaior coSaga sports, college football and basketball. 52 of chance variation In the sample. "There’s no question m y second or nor? In the Media Gcneral-AP poll, 64 A b b y Rahal saw r A when the beating Andretti’s Chevrolet- seconds, and that’s an awful lot of " I Just didn’t have enough," quick stop. percent of respoAents thought stop (on lap 70) was extremely fast, Vos: 16% No 75% percent of respondents had heard For a poll based on a A u t 1,300 yellow flag w a v A with 99 laps left A w ered Lola by 9.8 seconds. time to give away” Andretti said. “ We A th had fairly The second of the day’s full- campus sports were given too much too. Fo r the driver, you may have OenVhneW.nowuiatS' 7% about the SM U scandal, and 80 Interviews, the results are subject in t A Meadowiands Indy race. The official reason given for the " I didn’t feel it was necessary at cool tires. I Just wasn’t as tidy course cautions Agan on lap 82 emphasis. Thirty-eight percent an eight-second lead a A you come percent thought the N CAA penalty to an error margin of 3 percentage Rahal was cruising along with an yellow flag was debris on the a ll." Andretti said, even though the through the switchbacks as he was. when Josele Garza of Mexico I In ganorsi do you danS booslats thought sports had the proper out with a 12-second lead, you figure P land to ba o good inStoanca on was appropriate. points either way because of chance 18.7-secoA lead over Mario An­ course. And it o c cu rA shortly after caution helpA him. “I didn’t see That’s the way It was all day. My StoppA In the ml A le of the narrow emphasis. Rick Mears was hit in the eye by a any reason for it. There were some track with a Aoken susAnslon. everything’s going your way.” oolaga sport*, a bad wdlitanca College graduates were far more Despite the Aoster club Involve­ variations In the sample. That Is, If dretti In S u A a y ’s lOO-lap Indy-car car was Just second-Ast tA a y . I or do (hay bava no inSuanra race when t A caution flag suddenly small object. A ssibly a stone, that cars out there that were broken guess." The leaders took advantage of the Michael Andretti, who took the likely than those with less A u c a ­ ment In the scandal, only one- one could have questlonA all lead from his father on lap 16, fell on oolaga sports ? w a v A over the 1.689-mlle te m A r- somehow got under his helmet down, but they’d been there for a yellow flag to make their first stops. tlon to say sports were overem- quarter of respondents thought Americans with telephones, there Rahal. who won an International victim to two slow pits stops Oood: 47% Sad 75% ary circuit at the New Jersey s Arts visor. while” “ It was magnificent," Rahal said phasizA in college. A v e n In 10 booster clubs In general were a bad is only I chance In 20 that the Race of Champions event and an Acause of problems with an air Stobdhssrsco' 9% complex. Mears suffered only a small Once the green flag came back of his crew’s pit work 8u A a y . “ The college graduates felt that way. Influence on campus. Nearly half — findings would vary from the IMSA sAris car endurance race hose and then with a tire change. He aanVhnow, rtoansotsr t9 % bruise and A th Rahal and Andretti out. Rahal quickly reassertA his first stop, under the yellow, I was 47 percent — thought thCy were a results of polls such as this one by The seven-lap slowdown brought the first weekend of June In finished fifth. comparA with aAut half of high were skeptical a Au t the reason for dominance, easily rolling away to Ahind Mario and we were Ath , Hava you hossd abotd Iba good Influence, and 19 percent were more than 3 percentage points. • Famous Midas quality Andretti right back Into the race, Axington, Ohio, and followed a •taso wbata. Iba NtOtond CnSagi.a» school graduates and one-third of the yellow flag. his 16th career Indy-car victory. A h in d Michael, and I came out Rahal. who moved ahead of the unsure. Nine percent thought they placing him Just A h I A Rahal’s week later with an Indy-car victory AlMsOc AtsoctaOon rulad tbs* rba those w A didn’t finish high school. • 1 year guarantee first. younger Andretti In the C A R T-P P G had no Influence at all Of course, the results could differ CoBw orth-Aw erA Lola when the “All I can say Is I saw no reason "After that yellow. It was a in Portland. Ore., said he really Soulbarn Matbodisr torrt.«A laatn Sports scaA als l A Texas last • Fits most cars Indy-car standings, 74-70, won Half the respondents In the poll from other polls for several rea­ green flag came out again 16 la A for it." Rahal said. " I can’t see the trophy dash. I guess." Rahal said. won this race In the pits. “ That kind of advantage that you $94,410 as he averaged a slow 86.099 ooutd not play nart saason ba, atiia week to become the first state with $ 5 9 ^ (Pipes, clamps and sons. Differences In exact wording from the end. whole track and all that’s going on "I knew Mario was going to come The Dublin. Ohio driver SAnt 98 can gain in the pits. esAclally here ol ebatgas IbaS local bnnrtat* a law meant to curb college sports said they considered themselves hangers extra.) mph. of questions, In the timing of lapaaSadly wdalad n4a» by giving cheating. The law makes It a civil sports fans, and they were prA o m l- PER A XLE M O ST CARS Interviews and In the Interview monoy to ^ayars 7 offense to violate rules of the nantly male. Sixty-four percent of methods could also cause Vos 64% No: 37% National Collegiate Athletic Associ­ men and 37 percent of women said Our Brake Ooo3 totoW. no 4swasss: 4% variations. Earnhardt gives Allison driving lesson ation and holds violators liable for they were sports fans. Job Includes: |t3o you IbinS Iba NCAA <6d Iba monetary losses suffered by their X ^ \ ' apWOpdata Iblog by banning Iba • New Guaranteed Brake By T A AssociatA Press points lender, successfully A id off 14 outings. Dale would never give up t A In s iA SMUIoolbsAptowamlatayaat ■> schools as a result of NCAA Pads or Shoes Davey Allison w Ip A out a deficit (line). W A n I went up outside of sanctions. (m iD A S ‘) t A s tu b A m Allison to win his first Voo: 60% No 16% KC’s Saberhagen in scuffle (Semi-metallic pads extra.) oftwosecoAsInthelast 19 laps and him, 1 couldn't turn the car. It Southern MethAlit University BROOKLYN. Mich. - Davey race at t A speA way a A seventh of OonVIinow.rtoWi— *s 74% • Reamdition Drums or KoUrs caught E a m h a A t with a lap to go. pushA a A he A a t me to the line." was the Texas school most tar­ Allison Is expectA to become a star the season. KANSAS C IT Y , Mo. (AP) - dumping water on their coach after • inspect C^ipers In turn four, Allison went high someday on t A Winston Cup Eam haAt averagA 146.484 mph E a m h a A t a g re A that his expe­ Kansas City pitcher Bret SaArha- a victory. • Inspect Wheel Cylinders over t A 900-lap event. aA Earnhardt low. EamhaAt rience h e lp A pave the way to his NASCAR racing circuit. gen, the winningest pitcher In the • Insped Brake Hardware H ie SS-year-oM rookie A t what Allison Is the son of Bobby dove lower still coming out of the 97th career victory. major leagues this season, scuffled Most couM prove to A a valuable driving Allison, w A has $6 career victories turn a A held on tor tA victory. "We were having a problem with Sporte In Brlmf briefly with Royals third base LOOK • Road 1'est IcaaoA on S u A a y as A finlshA a A Is thIA on tA all-time list of “ I think Inexperience had some­ the fuel pickup system so I was coach Jose Martinez In the club’s FUEL OIL major second to Dale B a m A A t in t A winners. thing todo with It,” Allison said. " It running low to keep the fuel on t A lockerroom Sunday following an 8-3 FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Mlllor AoMrican 466. EamhaAt, driving tA RIchaA I h A been on the circuit longer right side," Eam haAt said. Cruz quallfitt for Junior Olympict victory over the Seattle Mariners. eredit m ayA t could have passA him. Several Royal players said the II Is likely additional parts and services will As a recoA crowd of 76,666 Childress Chevrolet, took tA PORTLAND, Me. — Alexia Crux, of Mancheater, competing be needM which are not included in this price. " I knew I was catching him on “ I lost some time to him on those incident sta rtA after the game In cardo watch A at tA Michigan Intema- checArA flag to collect 100,180 last few laps a A proAbly, If we'd for the Inner City Stridera. e a m A a A rth to the NaUonal Junior 69» See guarantee terms at your local Midas dealer every lap a A I Was planning out the dugout, when Saberhagen UoM l Speedway, Allison nsountA a while Allison claimed $17,878 for had a couple" more laps, he would blymplca on July 96 by winning the women’s long Jump at the Senior CItIten 4 accepted la a t-d lt^ oftart on t A lost turn of secoA In bin Halvollne F s A . what I was going to try to do. I had pourA water on winning pitcher have caught us. Region I qualltying champlonanlpa Sunday. The Region 1 area Mark Gubicia, and Inadvertently Volvine Diaoounta l A last lap only to come up short by Allison's father RnlshA 17th a A to come up with something. IncTudea all of New England a A New York. dampenA Martinez. , » seconds. won $6,880. TA t gave Davey *'t might have h A him in turn “But the race was over when it T A national champlonah'champlonahipa will A held at Brigham Young "It was a Bill Parcells type THRIFTY OIL CO. eamlagn of $111,$88 In 10 starts three A t I d r IltA up to t A wall a A was over and Davey Just m n out of BamArdt, tA defending NAS­ UntveraityIntveraity inIn Provo, Utah. thing," Gubiesa said, referring to while hIs father has won $868,640 In couldn't get lA car to turn. I knew Um e.” 2 8 9 - 8 8 4 3 CAR cAmplon aA this year's Crux will A a sophomore at MancAater High School this the New York Giants’ habit of Call For Evening Houre coming tall. Bloomflald 94S-S4S0 Ntw Britain 194-6137 Wallingford 966-0608 Legion splits two in New Hampshire Rose to lakt batting practict Branford 481-88S8 NawHavan 8664111 Walorbury 767-0880 ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Bristol 668-7666 Naw London 447-1711 Walarbury 788-7661 LOS AN GELES — Cincinnati Manager Pete Rote said Sunday 866-6816 N. Hartford 1464686 RBBNB, N,M. - RnlnA out on chootor win vnAd cieato s di­ State aquA. Jon Roe h A a double Inning, driving In three m u , while 6. Hartford W. Hartford 6994171 he will start taking batUng practice this week to “try a A get 746-0608 Norwich 666 6466 iM nASF. iRs MancAsIsr Lsglon lemma tnaamuch M tA winner a A Pat M erritt an R B I single. k H A Charter h A an R B I double, INSURANSMITHS SINCE Inflald Waatbrook 666-6667 Manchester commIttA five errors ready.” Groton 4464196 RMliy Hill 868-1807 sun splK two ism w la pisyn TuoAay night > s A Man- Keith DIYeoo a A Rob Stanford T A 46-year-old Rose said, however, he doean't plan to activate Waal Havan 6 84-I6N In this contest to A r t Its cauw. R B I slngleo, Merritt a tw o-RBI Hamdan 9464817 Authinoton 691-6866 IRS I, N.R., Invitational A n - chsoH r s lr o s ^ A s n Bone Bight hlmtelf anytime aoon. He aald hia return to the roater would A 1914 Wllllmantlo 466-1766 game on t A schsdido H r Tuesday single a A Doug Rlssuto plated Manohaatar 6464606 Hartford 946-6117 n M vsAlct Is caused by "an Injury or a guy who isn’t doing the Job." Vamon •76-4640 St $ p.m , sgslast Hflndnor at T A situation didn't look promis­ another ran with a Aseo-loadA MIddlalown 6474100 Torrington 4M-7647 In lA Risk guA T A R A s ere In a cloae race tor lirat place in the National Moriarty FteM. ing H r ^ Post 168 contingent In l A walk. aapam ncR Hr n IS-T Aague Weat with Houaton. 649-5241 ______N.M. Coach DnTe Moroacy will worry s o c ^ game aa It foil behIA, 4-6. Dal* Earnhardt of Mooravllla, 8.C.. ealabrataa In tha camr RMURni n m THU. Merritt worked the first five "Right now 1 haven’t really aeen that (aneAtoplay) and that’s •B I. Ctirttr m rttt WT-I svsinR, shsnt R It Msachoster conthMMO on But A ll-ran. thlA-lnidA. with IB Manchester Attsrs coming to tA innings to pick up tA win. Chris ttrtnnara* oiroia at tha Michigan Intarnatlonal Bpaadway why I'm still Just a manager tA ay,” Row said. M m dM tltr, CT. IsitcsBoAEIlRk H t A Now Wsmpshlre tAnosmont. Sunday altar ha won tha Millar 400. Earnhardt won tha HisyntkMR-HIA plate. tum A tA game arouA. HeHn was tA loidng pitcher H r AM u k RRsHRsopss^HgloutstAOcsnn 5iaoy collected two hits In tA wMIBCimWCg 111 UW OpMWo * I with an avaraga apaad of 146.464 mph. 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Franit CD WKRP m emamoao aSPwSSMaeiMW FarnHy' Saaep«nu from O -B O FIM CZ>aSF8WIMr6aiu|BC)aam least contacted them fhesttaotion DeARW iliC AKBoagB year letter If Be does not msAte n wp ta dramiar, vwsfvar Shaa, Fafbr am fMf Sfr Wm AMtiaa. tiW Aaonivaiva and Vamr apanU a neaaanrf faflietiw m a ( D Aak Or. RWh (CC> has changed totally since yon left m in e d tBe f ’elker'e ony deadline, summer scBsei, Be eBooM retarn Moaaar, dieftardBrannicir, matnaMvrianaeiMsMfbawmf AaSarr wHWamaea eatnn. (M) tAp*u. Savan P Snaw. KaaUiar' Aamwv. CD Carman Part f ot 2 home. Siereisnoreasonloryonntd H’s worth spneeht BAs column nny tBe gHts. wHB Bis ffennks and an fa»aianartorLarry'«0*nV twra. hotto rq poatwow nand. (iq ance Srava McOuaen. Brigid Bazfan. m arrieg ? Do we bare pi4n the human heart endures than tfrat aMiongk fTa w H U t y , ft Baa Jim Hunon 1981 McHaia, E < ^ rd Taylor, Or. 4 {IWAJ Canaan# ^ SMa MWa KW Wawa aanraapandent granOcBIMren? that caused By a m in in f cBHd. proBaBfyeccnrrnd. tty gueeawmAd 39 Canaumar Dtaeount Matwark "ft woaM Be greatest KatBer-s OaorgaCaiiouafra. Franoia a:90PIW CiiTaiO Chnaaaanav Janaa ansminaa lUa naa at be between a woman and a teen-ags juvenilia anmaa. (UP nnn. j C^am ao, William Shaa, M u m mono tcct m te tra o Day gHt in tBe worM if ymi wooM D E A A A M Y : Our son sent out b o y ______9 9 Aak Or. Riiih (CC) (R) jest yiek pptBe pBone anti call m e — AfiD, can a woman rape anofBer Thomaa Dartnanarand ®aanwew BigB school graduation annannee- / 1 33> Synahraoat Raaaarah c o lIM . If I cofrid jtMt Bear yoor ments to an oar relatives — many woman? ThomaaCuino. totorm W atortof ® fl i E4dVlg'lava la Faeavay'A Waat- (C N N ) NawanlgFit voice and know that you were all five oot of town. (We Bave a large T O M A N D K A T H L E K N 9 B m cn o 0 » arw jaumatiat, mo last reponar tw poaf- S (iB P N ) Spertaloofc rigkt. I wooM cry for joy. If you family.) He recefred some very m p u m o A ® tasOWy nvatnaa# Aapan war Laaa. atataa a daring tong^atanea rascua at tha woman ha lovaa. Mlchaat (D BA) Dragnat can't come Borne, pleatie let nx nice gifts *- some cBecks, too. ® eaeaww lAitviaian Lamiaw, Molva Chaw, Priscilfa Prasiay know wBere you are. and we will MayBe yoo Bave sirtady guessed BBAB 7. AWD MY traatsd fCM N) SUawMr Tadlay 1983. (R> (trt Ssarao) 13:09AM ( D Simon 8 Simon A J 's opponent m pie race tor city councilman come to you wBat tBe prsBIem is. He franked Ms legal adviser, ArfBorOrom an, aaya jiS P N ) FiaMngt AaOn FaVa OutUbar A#. & ttmooeoni Rtaghaaaa. Cat an a Mot ia a Suspect m melr laresf murder invusti "N o matter wBat happened since final examinations for two classes, tBe answer is yes to BefB qtMStloaa. Tmllote gafmn (70 mm) (B) you left, you are still ovr son. and and Be didn't graduate. ffll Waeaia. Eaa SHaehaaho da Ojas Cofa FOCUS 7O0FIW O ) ce» Wawa CD Archie Sunkar'a Plaaa we tore you. With tears. Your f a r tWWy'a BasM M , "W tm ta 12:30AM 3T) nmaoaatt Rlayheoaa. Car on a Hot fatber” He plans to go to summer scBoof CSlWawa Tka NaW (CC) (R) CD Nlghflitla (B) (in Stareo) W ere a L a n t ^ HiMMMg.*^ send n ABBy. we pray that yon wiff print and make op tBe credits Be is sBort. CD Whaat at Fanana (CCj (CNN) Larry King Lima 9 9 P T l Ckob Superm arket Shopper CD stooooo evtonoo ( 9 AMrad Hitchcock Prasante this, that our son sees it and calls as But we aren't sore wBat we sBooM A / s a g , stnmpeg (88 eente), sw88- (O tD N anShapharid'AThaOtaatAmar- But even If Be doesn't. mayBe it win do about tBe gifts and checks (S i Jattaraana (CCj ieaw FaetlN a# AAf wN Other Dleeawra 9 9 Dating Gama addressed enrstswe ta: D e b t JAAry* Be read By someone eise's son. and Maybe some of your renders have ------® evat at Saturday MigM jaan Shephard narrates this Kgh. ® (Jana Scan thaartad partrayat ot what it was hka tP Be wit) cal) Bis parents And that had this happen to them. H so. how .HI.BMB4L (SiiW'A'Sut grow up in Amariea dWHig fha'40a and (EBPN) Fiahm' Hota Coupons and refund offers are like money In the bank (St VWiaat at Fartuna 'SOs. mcfuAiM a faativa Fourth oF M y (UBA) Eaqa at Nighf 39 SSaaWaii / LalWar Wawanaur catabrahaw. Stars Matt Oitfen. Jamo* BrodWiair. and Barbara Baiton (80 mm) 12:49AM ® 0 9 lata tnght with 39 Samay MHIar David lattarman (B) (In Stereo) By Marffti Sfoaaa column. T [tgPHI Sartor Mapatma Readers who would Hfce to learn 9P Uanny NM SAaw 1:00AM CD Rapara Black fingers are a mystery uaffad aaofura Syndfcofa As a result of yoor column, we more about Gaines's "Share Yoor LtrVS SI Rebate Offer, Send the required refund (TtdCi moYm Ttaa sparimg litar a C l i p W IHe refunde 1 9P Jattaraana auccaittuJ rar/Oy ptayafa ratatransbrp CD ESanday Sparfanita (60 mm ) received the Gaines starred price Love for Doas Plan" can write to form and the Lavs proof-of-purchase dolls from one I with fha widawad awnar at a baarding CD Joa ttankhtt 61428, Cleveland. O H 44161-3428. Re Dean M Aim N; Too have often markers from readtrs all over the Steve Wllletf. Director, P.O. Box 74. Convenience or Jumbo Pack (containing a or more housa taachaa Mm a Few fhmgs abaut D E A R D R . CereaHa, BreMaat Pradneta, I 9 ^ Wavata. Canadalakaa 99 Twilight Zana said that even though produete country. And since we were amona Croton-on-Hodson. N.Y. IdSTP. diapers) or fenr basic sizes of Lavs "Itoby Pants" lava and raspanaiMMy RWhard Harris. COTT: I can sore to mention the tNle. ■ M y PradaeH fPHe i ) |Mae«to miirftf sell for le** if (here were no the top Id shelters participatina in (containing less (ban 3S diapers). Expires July 31. Raehat Rabarta, Aten Badat 1983 0 wear white gold promotions like coupons, as Iona as the Gaines proaram. we received THE SMART SHOPPER , Ota makmg at a 10S# awim- chemistry DEAR READER: If taken pnw- prsofs of purchase from Post Natural Raisin Bran ftapad) axpectad John Lurie, Eszfer Balmt. Br retired senior citizen, and last year markers and helped os feed the $4.79. Since (he store was also may not be available in all areas of the covntry. aJif ealandar chard Edson 1984 Bated B causes this^ erly, the Basal temperature wlH Be or one proof of purchase from Post natural Raistn CD Currant Attair (M A X ) MOVIfc 'A Oraom ot Kmgd An low in patients nItB ByiratByrof- alone I saved over lid* with homeless animals in our shelter. ot/erfng doable mamrtactarers' Allow Id weeks to receive each refmHf. nnpavarisbad CMeaga gambiar fries 1:15AM CD MOVIE: 'DoetorV Privcfe coupons and refund offers. Since I coupons, m y Arm our coupon for >1 Bran and one coupon for Rellogrs Raisin Bran Ci; ® JaaaardrftcCj. desparatety to galhar tha funds nacas- tvYO lamed hoorf hod DEAR (Hsm. However, it Isa cnmBersome JEAN SHILTZ. CANTON. OHIO Expires Ju ly 31, IS»7. 50790005 am sinale. I did this without boyina off on (wo packaaes hrouaht m y These effers rennire refund farwis; Cgj (ntartairwnant loMpM sary to sand his airing son to Graeca therf fp/es to furmovi wfioo penooai pas- READER: I method that most people find too Anthony Ouinn. (rana Papas. Ingar Slav 5iOf>5 ot»5f» vYifh modicaf eihico Jofm in larae quantities. And most D E A R J E A N : I am defiahted cost down to 14.7*. I also had a E R U IT W H E A T S Offer Receive three St^cent rWN Wawa don’t know. Usually the reverse is DEAR READER: So am I. diffienlt to follow preefoely. ana 1989 Ratad R GaWo, DoiMfU M8f5, €d taotaon fS7S (R> Obesity. dlaBetes and hypertension Blood tests for thyroid important. I did not boy anythina f that yoor shelter and others aroond maibin eertittcate ottering three $t coupons aood for Apple o r Raisin E m it Wheats VASELINE Sf Refund Offer, Send (be required ® 3 9 CaraarVa Camady Ctaaaiea true, because whffe gold contains a disease 10:00PM CD Casnay S, Ltfcwr (CC) (H BO ) MOVIE: Sitem Bager often go together. don't normally use. the country have benefited from the coupons for sendhta in (wo Dinner Cereal. Send (he retpsired refund form and two refund form and proofs of purchase from any two (S Sarnay Mmar 1:20AM higher concentration of other me­ These diseases are <)uicker and more aceorate. By Cagn&f ctafoinH » formor parfoor ac­ A homicidal madman rerrorizes a Texas tals. such as nickel Other readers area bad combination because they ordering a T4 test, yoor doctor can E M MODESTO CALIE Gaines starred price markers. The Classic Universal Prodact Code brand seals from Apple or Raisin EruH Wheats Vaselfne Intensive Care baby pnfucts, along wHb a (319 9 9 Mawfywad Gama cused of muTitaT (80 mirv) (ft) town. Chuck NorriS, Toni Kaiem. Bon Sil­ have written me about similar accelerate arteriosclerosis and tell you with certainty, in a coonte Gaines people have a wonderful symbols. Savinas like (hese really Cereals. Expires July 3l. IW7. dated cash-register receipt wHh (be purchase prices 3 9 Afiea ver 1982 Bated B circled. Proofs of purchase: Eor SasnBtm Intensive CD ® 31 (C N N ) I proMems with gold. I would appre­ vascular damage of days, if your thyroid gland io D E A R E .M .: You said it all. attitude about investina in causes help a household budaet ." if^ Mayftewar Vrajaet Tti,« tpaciaf fol- 1:30AM CD Get smart Thanks. that are near and dear to the hearts Janet and other readers whose JO H N SO N 'S Babv Powder SI Refund Offer. Send Care B a t^ Powder. HR in the code number from the lavvs a Srifiin arfiaf a« ha axploraa fha CDEMafetihaNafianatQaographieSpa ciate hearing from anyone who can underactive. In adiHtlon, the Baoal 99 INN Naurs Your sister should find a doctor of (heir customers. It is a wise and smart-shoppina experiences ap­ (be required retand form and one proof of porclmse bottom of the package, for Vaseline Intensive Care tonnvction batwaan tha Engirth cotan- solve this mystery temperature can Be lower than laf* who Mfflad in Ffymoufh in 1820 ® Hanre Shappmg Gama who is concerned about her prob­ DEAR M ARTIN: We at the Stark wonderful corporate policy. Eor pear in (his column will receive an (the round paper seal from the (op of the package) Baby Oil, soak off the front label In M e ^ a r m (» norma) in patients m th cnetaBoffc 9 and fhair nafrva land 39StarTrafc (C N N ) New'snight Update lems and will help her do sometMng diseases that are not related to the Country Humane Society can’t autoaraphed copy of my book, "The from any S-ounce size or larger of Johnson's Balby water; for Vaseline Intensive Care Baby gbampoo, readers who would like to lend IQNN] Croaafrra (0 (8 ) IMOVIE: Tha Biscuit Eater Earl DEAR DR. GOTT; I am worried thank you enooah for incfodina our Guide to Coupons and Refunds." Powder or Johnson's Baby Powder Pare Corn­ soak off the front label In loke-warm water. Expires (» about (hem. Losing weight would he thyroid. Therefore, even If you take Jean’s shelter a hand, the address ICSPN] SaeatMira Graataat Miia (fff Holliman. Lew Ayres 1972 Baled G about m y sister. She’s overweight letter about the Gaines program to Write (o me in care of (he starch. Expires July 31, ISS7. Ju ly 31, IPP7. 9D an appropriate beginning. your temperature In the recom­ is F.O. Box 7(177, Station A. Canton. fEBPN] Basebaira Oraataat Hrta (80 and has borderline diabetes gallb­ help homeless animals In yoor Manchester Herald. (H SO ) Tanma WimMadon 07 MigU D [) Wa Tha Paapta To give yoo and yoor sister more mended way, you stlD won't know OH4476S. h M a (CC) min) (B) ladder problems and inlermitteni lOtSi Rrvar ot tha Rad Apa A team ot information. I’m sending yoo a free exactly what the itroBlem is. (T M C ] MOVIE: ArOiur'a Hallowad (T M C ) MOVIE; 'Four Men end a Preyer high blood pressure During the last naturatisfa/axptorars dascands the Afas Four sons swear to avenge their fathers copy of my Health Report. Choos­ In m y opinion, blood tests are the Ground An afderfy Brdiah groundalcea Rivar, a 200-mile Irek from rts source in year she’s been popping blood pdr raaiala attorf* by a eriekat faam that murder and expose the munitions group ing A Physician; Make a Decision way to go. Basal temperatures are northern Sumatra to the Indian Ocaan. behind the plot Loretta Young. Biehard vessels In her eyes ’They look For Good Healtb. Other readers best usM by women who need to wania bim fo giva uy fha plot ot land hVa whera they see the endangered orangu A b o u t T o w n taken cara ot for years Jimmy Jawal. Greene. David Nrvan 1938 horrible and cause her pain. Her who want a copy should send |i and tan (SO min } know the time of ovulation so that Jean Ooht (988 Baled MB (UBA) Oracovar urrth Bobert Vaughn d o lo rs aren’t concerned, but I am. (H B O ) IMOVIE: ‘Cabrar (CC) An L A their name and address to P.O. Box they can become pregnant. 8 : 0 0 P M ( D Kate e Anw (CC) Allia be­ cop's imresirgetion into a series of ran­ 1:45AM 3 9 Siiarra comes a stage mother af a local cabla- dom murders reveals that there could be H u b c M u i gwtf R«d CroM post Church group maata IV nation (B) 2:00AM CD MOVIE; Madame Curler A more than ona killar. Sylyesler SfaKone, love story about Iha famous woman Cynthia Huschka of Manchester, manager of Arthur The East Catholic Mary, Mother of Faltb Prayer CD LrtaOuaat; Crirwal Minulaa frotHa* Brigitfa Niatsen, Rani Santonr 1986 sciantrst who discovered radium, and T h o n g h t o Young and Co., treasurer of (he Hartford ot trauma victims and comments by Ratad R (In Sterao) Iha tragedy fhet befell her husband was elected Group, win meet hi the former convent at East Catholic beattb protassionafs ilfusfrafa tba need Branch of the Greater Red Cross Chapter. High School at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays during the 10:30PM 93> ® in n News Greer Garaon, Waller Pidgeon. Mar- Parttord for more trauma cere centers Host Mer­ garat GBrian 1944 She was elected at (he branch's recent amwal summer. lin Olsen (80 min) 09OddCoupta 'The victory that overcomes the to know that God is present to us, the world through others. If we live CD MOVIE: 'fnvisibfa Woman' A news- our faith, can truly conquer the meeting, CD 99 Mejor League Baeabalt: Taamato 9D Nottetaro UnMaton paper reporter comes into contact with a world Is our faith in God But in but we must live our lives that way. we Hartford Mayor Thirm an L. Milner was guest Oa Armovnaad (3 brs) (Live) \ ttP fn Watar SkUng 1988 tmarna- chemical that makes her invisible and order to do this we must believe in So let's begin right now to translate world. speaker at the annual meeting. Scandia Lodga haa a pfcnlc ( D (tews tional Tour (80 min.) (FO discovers that it helps her with her lob that faith. Faith, in itself gives us our faith into actions. Let’s send a Alaxa Hamilton, Harvey Korman, Bob Other officers elected were: William A. Roberto of Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of America, win have (fD MOVIE: 1(9,W. and the Dixie Oarwak- 11:00PM CD CD 39 ® 39 Nawa the capacity to overcome but it is card or note to a sick friend. Better TBe Rev, ItoBert T , Busaa a- (ngV An aaaygoing cott-artrat (ores Danvar 1983 Ce-PasEar East Hartford, chairman; John Birch 111 of Farming- potfuck picnic Thursday at 8:38 p.m. at Vasa Park, CD D h lata Shaw ((n Sfarao) only the believer who can effect It still let's visit them and ease their country music, robbing gas stations and 99 Tw'illght Zona if. BrMget CBorcB ton, senior operations analyst at CIGNA, vice Meriden. A bos will leave Emanuel Lutheran Church, CD Carat Burnatt and Friarxts But having faith in God and burdens If we truly believe, a singer called Dixie Burl Beynofds, Arl (UBA) Can You Look Youngor kfancBefler, Ct. chairman; Mark Dudzik of Southington, director of eoCbu list.,at8;30p.m. Camay. Jerry haart 1975 93)OddCaupfa believing in It is still not enough ultimately we can bring peace to human resources at Connecticut Natural Gas 0>rp., 99 MOVIE: 'Gamas' A young couple be­ 9 9 Abbott and Coatatfo 2:30AM 99 Twilight Zono Our faith must be translated into secretary. comes invohrad in a game of murder Si­ ® Barnay MHfar (CNN) Sports Latanighl actions. It must be real, personal, mone Signoief, James Caan, Katharine and practical. It is not enough for us Andovar Congragallonal Church Boss 1967 ® Talas of tha Unaxpactad 0 9 M 'A 'B 'H (ESPN) BportsContar to pray with conviction We must WlllMNn hwadt hospital library The First Congregational Church of Andover haa Just 3 9 MOVIE: Smofcay and tha Bandir A fruckai and his sidekick accept a chal­ 9D PELICULA: 'Mojados' Jorgo Rtvofo, (UBA) Olof ot tho Start also pray with a strong and vital completed a wheelchair ramp, done entirely by Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford has appointed lenge to make a round-trip (Ournay of NffCtao Butquoti 2:3SAM ( D Nlghtwsieh commitment. Il is not enough for us Manchester resident Mary Pat Wllbem as director of volunteers. The ram p is built on granite walls, and new 1,800 miles in 28 hours Burt Baynolds. (C N N ) Monaytma granite steps were Installed at the same time. Jackie Gleason, Sally Field 1977 2:40AM (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Or. Strang#. the hospital’s Health Sciences Library. Wilbem (Dig) Advanluras af Onia and Harriat toyaf In this satire on cold war politics, Stone masons Vincent FalMa and Ms son, Barron, I S 139 ALF ALE goes through a 24. psychotic General Jack 0 Bipper mi previously was clinical librarian for p^atrlcs at hours period ot extremely bizarre behav- ju S A ) Alfrad Httefwaok Hour Hartford Hospital. supervised the work. Crews were assembled by Kent tistet a nuclear attack on Bussia Peter lor (B) (In Stareo) 1 1 :3 0 P M CD 9 9 Nightima (c o Sellars, George C Scott. Sterling Hay C i n e m a She received her bachelor's degree In nursing from Williams, chairman of the church's board of trustees. HsrUd ptxXo by Lsyns 3 9 In Saarah ot tha Trojan War (CC) Tha CD Entartalnmant Tonight CharHon Has- dan 1964 the College of St. Joseph on-the-OMo, and a master of Throughout the summer, the church will hold validity ot the siorytallar't ancient art in ton and Patar Strauss on the sat ot thair 99 MOVIE: Tha Last Valley' science degree In pediatric nursing from the services at 6a.m, Nursery care will be provided, and a accurately preserving information la ex­ upcoming TV movla 3:00AM HARTPOHD They*re eehotereM p wlnnere social hour will follow each service. There will be a amined through modern-day examples During the Thirty Years War, a scholar Cbtama eifv— Banli «ia HuntMilO) i, University of Wisconsin School of Nursing. She also in Ireland and Turkish Armenia (80 ® Honaymoonars tries to defend a peaceful Bavarian vil- «;4P. 1:45. — RIvtr’s Edge (R) M S. 7:15, summer study series from 10:20 to 11:30 a.m., f ;44. — Soocabolls (P G ) t 7, F;25, — earned a master of library sdence degree at the min) 9 9 Toppar lags sgsmst a horde of mercenaries Mi­ K«lly CortBir, a mambar of Assumption Braa Scott, from St. Jamas Church University of Pittsburgh's School of Library and beginning July 8. The series Is called Fruit M the gpirit. chael Caine. Omar Sharif. Florinda Boh Kongoreo (R) 1:40, 7,9:29. 3 i MOVIE: A Dandy In Atple' A British ( 9 Not AvallaUa In Sloras kan 1971 9 Church, racalvas a $150 scholarship parish. Othar scholarship winners, not Information Science. agent hunts down a Bussian infiltrator BAfT NARTPtmO 32> 9 9 WImMadon Tannis Highlights )CNN) Nawa Ovarnlghl gastwssd Pah « — from Anna LaOaca, a ragant for tha pictured, are Allison McDonald, a Before her library position, she served as a foreign Laurence Marvay. Mia Farrow, Tom Highlights ot today's early round Sacrof ot Mv Svecass (P6;13) 7:J0 service nurse In Moscow and as a staff nurse in Claaa on braaaMaadIng la aat Courtenay 1988 mafehss. (018) Jean Shephard's: The Great Paar Rkhard's R*B Oaughtars of Isaballa. Tha group also mambar of St, Bridget Church, and Amorlosn Fourth of July and Other 01- Saertf of Mv Bvceoss (PO_-lJ)if T^JO, t,30 Malaysia and Hawaii, 0 9 MOVIE: 'Hot Stutr Miami's light- (S ) Snaak Pravlawa Hosts Jeff ray Lyons ■VerVT %n iwtj ^%,%.wwu - w-zwr fingered undarworld Is bsrng pursusd Motsra Jean Shepherd narrates this ihaweaso ChtojiijB} If* -H S ' awardad scholarships to Frank Gauvain Joely Clifford, an East Catholic High R O C K V IL L E — A clase on breastfeeding will be held and Michael Madvad look at what's new lighthearted portrayal of what it was like by a trio of unlikely burglary datactivas. at the movies (7 hrs., 19 min.) fevcItoblM (R) 1 7 :* '* :* !'A-’ 5' from 8t. Bartholomaw parish, laft, and School student. July 8 from 7 to 6 p.m. at Rockville General Hospital on Oom OaLulsa. Suzanne PIsshatta, Oasis to grow up In America during the 40s 10:10. — Roxonno (PO) 17:79, 3, 9:70, PInochiB foofM announcBd Union gtreet. All couples are welcome, whether or not Davis 1979. (Parsntal Dltoratlon Ad­ ® Waakand wHh Crook and Chaaa and SOs, Including a festive Fourth of 7:90,10:70. — Bovof Iv MIMsCpo IMR) on July colobralion Stars Matt Dillon. their Infanta were bom at Rockville HosMtal. aass vised) O H t^n 'a Haroaa fwotcroofis: The olnochle scores for Thursday's game at the Jamos Broderick, and Barbara Bolton 7. 0:09, 10:09. — Drognof (Rl 17- 7-7^ size Is limited. To register, call 87^8S81. IBI Nawa 4:99, 7:19, f:30. — Tho WKchot ot Army A Navy Club are: Leon Fallot, tii; Ada Rojas, 9D Novala: Pobra BanorHs Llmantour (60 min) (CNN) Sports Tonight Casiwick (R) 17:30, 9:30, 7:99, 8 Don’t go to Octavia for 4th 621; John O'Neill, 6M; Alice Riwmo, 861; Martin ®D Nature (CC) A portrait ot tha vul­ (EBPN) Horao Racing: St Paul Darby 10:19.— Pradotor (R) 17:M, 7:M, 9,7 :», ture's maslary of flight, filmed on Afri­ (D li) MOVIE: 'The Stratton Story- Basa- From Shakopea. MnN (60 min) (R) Bakston, 816; Lillian Carlson, 888; nlna Farmer, 878; 9:39. — Tho Bollovtrt (R) 17:10, 7 :«. ca's Sarangati Plain and in the South bill pitohsr Monty Stratton rafusts to lal )TM C ) MOVIE: Enemy Mine' (CC) A 9:09, 7:30, f:4S. — Horrv ond fho OCTAVIA, Okla, Art Carney. 1984. — Lothol Woqpon (R> mentally 111. oamp for future aMronauM are aocl- (UBA) Program Vauraalf (or Buoooaa IBcral of Mv SuccMt (PO-13) 7, 4:30, "W e're trying to get the message nual Octavia Fourth of July Pa­ MH8 raunlon planned (C N N ] PrlmaNawa dantty thrust Into spaoa whan an axparl- "W e had a good thing going," 3:05AM (HBOJ MOVIE: 'Rambo: First 7:19,0:30. 7 out to please stay aw ay," said Bill rade, a p.m„ Downtown Ootavla." (Dig) My Friend Flloka menial robot tampers with tha last tiring said Helen Caldwell, whose float Blood Part IT (CC) Rambo raturnt to tha Babeoek, owner of the only store In Tha Joke was that there was no Manchester High School Class of 1698 Is now forming 5 of a ipaca thutifa. Kata Capshtw, Laa won a first prise last year, "B u t It t liP N ] Hydroplana Racing: Toledo lunglat o) Vietnam to locate American downtown Ootavla. "There la no a reunion committee. Call Loo Barrett at 348-8888, Thompson, Kelly Preston. 1988 Ratad — Tho locrof of Mv Buccom this tiny, unincorporated southeast* took a lot of work, and wo didn't Blood praaaura ohaoka offarad OMC Cobra Sarlaa From Ohio. (60 min.) PO. (In Btarao) MIA't. Bylvastsr Stallons. Richard (PO-1|i 7, f:X . — Roltlng Arliena days, or 846-0781, evenings. (Taped) Crsnna. Charles Naplar 1985 Ratad R era Oklahoma oornmuaity. city council and no chamber of have a doien Bill Babcocks. We bad (M A X I MOVIE: -The Clan of tha Cava iPO -lli 7:10, 0:19. What began as a Joke five years commerce," Babcock says. "There Community Health Cara Services Ino. will hold office' MOVIE: Book to •ohool' (CC) (In Btarao) one, and he was going to be busy t Ida Is lurnod upside down whan Baar- (CC) A blond orphan Is rtitad by a WII.UMANTIC o mushroomed Into a major Is no Ootavla," hours on July 7 at tha agency office In ColumMa from S rimitiva tribe during tha dawn of man. 4:00AM (D MOVIE: 'Run, Simon, Run' U.A, Th# Clitomas— Oroanot (PO-13) running his store." ACOA maating Tuaaday a specialty clothing tycoon enrolls in aryl Hannah, Pamela Read, Jamaa Rt- An Indian raturnt from prison, deter- L 3, i 7:10, 0:70. — Tho WHchts ol urth of Ju ly avant by last year, He estimates the population of 8:80 to 10 a.m. and at Town Office Building on July 8 oollsgs In sn sffort to make sura hli son B K from 3 to 8 p.m. mar. 1BBB. Ratad R. (In Btarao) mined to task ravsnge against tha while BmtwIck (R) I, 3:19,9:30, 7:40,0:50.- wbas thousands of spectators, the Leflore County community, Babcock said the parade was "a Parents who are adult children of alcoholics are won't drop out. Rodn#y OfnflRfftald, man who murdered hit mother Burt Pradotor (R) 1:10,3:70,9:79,7 :a 0:40. lot of fun, but It's a lot of work." He For more Information, call 338-6438. Sally Kallarman, Burt Young 1988. (TM C ) MOVIE: 'Invadara From Mara' soiM national politioians and tele* located about 16 miles west of the meeting Tuesday from 7 to 8:80 p.m, at South United (CC) Ramaka of tha 1BS3 claaalc about Reynolds, Ingar Stevens. Jamas Best. — Horry and 1h# Hondortont (PO) 7, said he’d help someone else direct Batad PO-13 (In Stereo) 1970 4:19,7:19,0:30. — Bonn tho Huntod (01 vision nows orows (locked to Arkansas state line, as "several." Methodist (Riurch. atlana who'va burrowad undarground 1:55; 3:30,9:19,7,0. - Btvorlv Hills Cop the event If they should want to, but (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Juat You and Ma, Kid and ara tranaformlng halplaaa Earthl- (CNN) Larry King Overnight Ootavla, , ^ There Is only his store, a church and Joe L. Freeman and Ruth Ettenberg, local An elderly ax vaudavllllan ukas In • 14- II d i n , i:1 0 ,i:k 7:30,0:49. he won't take charge. Inga Into vlcloua aulomatona Hunlar (DIB) RIvsr of the Rad Ape A laam of m Tb a magnitude of the event a school, along with a handful of therapists, will speak. W ATE8 to maat Tuaaday yaar-old runaway dasplta tha protasis- Caraon, Karan Black, Timothy Bortoma. frljOisasd laboook Into oalling It residents. And since no one has stepoed Their topic: "How Our History AffecU Our Ilona of hit middling rslallvss. Qaorjis naturallata/axplorora daacenda the Alaa S » ‘-3 o .ictbollt (PO-13) with Manchester W ATES will meat Tuesday at Orange Burnt, Brooke Shields, Burl Ives. 1979. 1B8B. Ratad PO (In Btarao) River, a 200-mlls trek from Its source In Ppltor)Mlit II ( M l at dork...... — Prodolor But that didn’t deter holiday forward, Babcock asks: "Help Parenting and What We Can Do About It." northern Sumatra to the Indian Ocean, Hall on East Center Street. Welgh-ln Is from 8:18 to 7:18 Bated PO 1 1 :3 B P M CD Entartalnmant Tonight vifh Moonraurh iP O ) ot dork.— "'W b a n wo start gottlng l.doo visitors who wantod to see the prevent a disaster — don't show The event Is sponsrod by Crossronds, a counseling Charlton Heaton and Patar Btrauaa on where thay aaa Iha andengeiml iitangu- . Jocrol of Mv Buecots (Pp- p.m. A board meeting will follow tba regular meeting. (USA) BIptIda Nick and Boz' Invaallgt- tan. (60 min.) An Amorlcon Toll (0 ) at dork. 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' I eiMIsefsi'Vn‘ixessi sf*’ .si'iiil Mild' ii'.simii'In TNAINIIS IT H a c o M i k iM W M ltm niciiviNo FLASH o.c. suPEnvison Froposse apBresrloflsn to Osnsrsl Fund -1997- VZF2BFN ew Sli'plii'ii Ilium lillrlil “MeRe th§ kH§ AM Ofiofee'* 7 .U .9 N .M lllaiirlu’!itrr Unali'i Clidilrs SV. Udl'Pi'i Cniiipmii A Siir^nFSd Tfsm'WMildlinM > f, .-..'I f ( .1, r.l Vll'llll I I...... W V Z N F I N . ' - II you have a retail managsmani earaar In mind, N IT I from idUMdonsfooHufront. 71 New l/imlnirliiniplki' SHIFFINQ tUFBNVItOn AID has you In mind. IMI Itnx h i :) ssd osproiwlsllon to IMnsral Fund - 1SS7- - V OQ ZVV Zb ZTZ. IlldsIniiliiii'V Cnimi'i linn ihilM > our Company hei expetlenoed • 40% growth Ihis By making the PITS-Ald «•?,iJI!!|l • veer beoauio ol H‘5 exeellinl Mll-mollyeted em- •ucoMstuI careat with ona ol AmaHeaa m . &StoaoVdnr»ro^^^ ...... pnevious SOLUTION: "We didn't all come gyef on the w " - ___ j Fdmilv Foundofidn. W e Do It All For You!" • femestIihlp, bul we’teell in the seme boal" — BainardM Ki|lidMI|i|ini'thlilh l•.lllpln\l'l ploytM which hM creeled Ihcce poellloni, You will ohaint. our managemM da»MopmaHI ptqijtm eal ; Bifuun. be ■ working lupctvlior running on* ol Ihcic dc- lead you Into a oompatitiva and rawatalng nHuta. ..i i s m o o paHmenti lor the leading N .l. wire and cable dla- S l i trlbutor lhal alio parlorma light manulaoturinb Comprahanalva medical program IncludM danlal 8 Ww Inslltulltfl • ( m I4 octli — SOUTHERN N.E. ~ n a a rs r life Insurance. Sand rssuma to: indlvIduaTwi ft% a 'y^ to ■ppointmani or land a taauma to: i r s x S ¥ r CLASSIFIEDS Wayna Parent ______PwvkNd by NEF a ___ JiorsMMM^dltwT^ei^ I i l t S L RITE AID RHARMACY IM S . inc. 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