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In Brief Home furniture — a $17.6 billion industry that If you can’t get this warranty, be on guard and go ripples out to affect industries ranging from synthetic elsewhere. fabrics to wood carving — is undergoing a dramatic • You should be able to wash off the everyday Cash dividend declared turnaround. After three grim years, it has been riding Your variety of dirt quickly with mild soap and water, but the coattails of the surge in sales of new and existing this will not recondition the vinyl. For stubborn dirt, a STAMFORD — The board of directors of homes in '83. •srj Money's cleaner/conditioner applied with a soft bristle-brush Citizens Utilities Wednesday declared a third- Sales of new homes through May were 67 percent should be effective, says Zima. And if you buy quarter cash dividend on its Series B shares of 41 ahead of a year ago while sales of existing homes were Worth high-quality synthetics, you should expect years of Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. cents per share, payable Sept. 9 to stockholders of up 35 percent. The National Association of Furniture Sylvia Porter use with minimum maintenance. record Aug. 18. Manufacturers anticipates a 15 percent rise in • Nor should you anticipate fading if you have sunny Wednesday Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 The current annual dividend rate was in- furniture sales this year, representing a $3.7 billion bought high-quality vinyl-coated fabrics: they are ereased to $1.64 per share in the first quarter from increase aver 1982. fade-resistant and, unlike leather, do not scuff and — See page 2 Single copy; 25hotels. Efrain Rios Montt Monday, limited period to meet the urgent earlier visit to thp Red Acre Farm. Man” author Ann Becker, nium units, recently opened in a large Some visitors are drawn to Newport Speakes said the United States requirements posed by the present “ It was a perfect match. It was love at David DePetrillo, director of tourism and stone building constructed on the by the Am erica’s Cup yacht races, understands that Mejia "has situation." first sight on both of their parts," said Ms. promotion, said there is a much greater potential waterfront 135 years ago as a yarn mill. others come to tour the city’s famed pledged to continue the process of Reagan was informed of the Terryberry. for revenue and jobs with a beefed up effort Half its units have been sold. democracy and pluralism.” Re­ upheaval in Guatemala, where McLean has beeh profoundly hearing including more funding. turn-of-the-century “ summer cottage" Herald photo by Torquinlo estates. Many just look through the peating a State Department state­ army troops shot their way into the impaired since age 3. His hearing loss, he He said that over the last five years, film and BUYERS P A Y a set price for a week stores. ment of Monday night, Speakes presidential palace and overthrew said, is due to complications from tonsilitis, television production has netted the state about $8 per year at the unit, essentially They will spend $157 million this year added, "W e would welcome any. the government of Gen. Efrain Ray McLean of Manchester relaxes with his guide dog, Trish. The coupled with the fact that hearing problems million, without any major budget expenditures. purchasing a small fraction of the in hundreds of places that cater to concrete step to set up an orderly' Rios Montt, by national security mixed breed sheltie will act as "ears" for McLean by alerting him to the run in his family. He says that DED intends to establish a condo and sharing it with others who do tourists, many of them small speciality process for a return to democratic adviser William Clark during the separate budget for developing the film and the same. Two lower floors will be sound of the doorbell and the telephone. shops. rule.” president’s weekly Monday Please turn to page 10 television industry. Currently, development occupied by shops. Speakes also said the United "issues luncheon" in the Cabinet efforts are funded from DED’s tourism budget, The opportunities in Newport were THE IN FLU X of tourist dollars States understands the deposed Rdom. using existing staff and materials designed to also seen from the other side of the Guatemalan president is safe but When he traveled to Latin promote tourism. invited lots of competition, but no one is globe. The retail section of the Bay Club about to threaten the quaint image they his whereabouts are unknown. America last December, Reagan Also slated for the state this year is a Columbia is temporarily occupied by the Aussie bank on. The shop signs are eye Speakes said there have been developed an admiration for Rios Pictures effort called “The Mermaid, ” starring Expo, a market for Australian busi­ catching but not glaring, many are “ some private contacts" with the Montt, a born-again Christian, and Warren Beatty, to be shot near the Ida Lewis nesses Uiat came to Newport for the Some violence, vandalism reported new government in the aftermath believed his efforts to reform the Yacht Club in Newport. painted wood. The Burger King facade first time this year. is so low-key it’s easy to walk by The Australians, whose boats are of the coup d’etat in Guatemala country were on the right track, without noticing. major competitors for the America’s City, but said that Ambassador aides said. Frederick Chapin has not yet met The arrival of Air Force units in The healthy retail climate isn’ t what Cup, have also marketed some of their with the leadershhp.s one of three Sudan came against a backdrop of Milton Bradley sues many predicted 10 years ago, when products in local stores. Central American defense minis­ major ground, air and naval Telephone strike in third day SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Milton Bradley Co. parts of the waterfront looked the Although the Australians are selling to tourists. Expo Manager Peter Grant ters who met with with senior U.S. exercises planned for later this has sued Atari Inc., charging that the Sunnyvale, worse for wear. Then the Navy fired a officials in Honduras Sunday, but bombshell: it was moving nearly said the real emphasis of the experi­ month in Honduras, Sudan, Soma­ Bv Frank T. Csongos Calif., company reneged on an agreement to buy he said the meeting was “ totally lia, Egypt and Oman. The units any progress is taking place,” nearly $25 million worth of voice recognition two-thirds of its 30,000 people out of ment is to establish American distribu­ United Press International unrelated to other events" in include F-15’s, two KC-10 tankers Watts said. devices. Newnort. tion contacts and test marketing Guatemala. and about 550 personnel. Watts said wages, employment In a suit filed in U.S. District Court in techniques. With no prospects in sight today The Navy provided much of New­ I Meantime, Reagan arranged to "Six months ago we were security, and retraining of Bell Springfield where the company is based, "Nobody has ever before said, ’Hold for settling the three-day-old na­ port’s retail volume. The area popula­ gather with the National Security nowhere,” said a high-level source workers to meet fast-changing Milton-Bradley seeks $43 million in damages. on, Newport would be a good venue.’’’ tionwide telephone strike, callers tion dropped by 30 percent and business Council, l)ut Speakes steered re­ who requested anonymity. “ Now, telecommunications technology The company claims Atari agreed to buy the Grant said. "Newport itself is more put up with slow service, striking fell by $10 million to $20 million after porters off of speculation that the we seem to be everywhere, react­ are all involved in the contract devices but failed to order them. As a result, geared up to cater to the tourists than workers dug in for a long haul and the move. war in Chad or coup in Guatemala ing to all sorts of events.” dispute. Talks collapsed just be­ Milton Bradley missed out on “ a critical window ever before. That’s why we selected there were scattered reports of Later, the Redevelopment Agency of fore the old three-year agreement Newport as a venue.” violence and vandalism. of opportunity to bring the products to market." I w . expired at midnight Saturday. The devices would be used to actuate electronic Two New York City policemen Workers also picketed in New games by voice, rather than by pressing a button were injured in a scuffle with [ f f l . ' York chanting, "Ma Bell, Go to UPI photo or manipulating a stick. pickets in Brooklyn Monday — the m m u Hell.” Milton Bradley said in the suit it agreed to sell Computervision signs first violence reported in the strike TH( The unions demand AT& T’s up to 500,000 of the devices, for $46 to $48 apiece. These tourist will spend 157-million dollars this year in by 700,000 Bell System employees. ’ s y s u m latest offer to raise wages by up to Milton Bradley claims an Atari executive hundreds of places that cater to the Newport tourist crowd. The In South Carolina, two telephone 3.5 percent be more than doubled verbally ordered 128,000 of the devices, but then ■ —.-ri'A.- cables were cut with an ax, briefly and take into account productivity changed his mind. contract with iBM boom isn't confined to stores, however; a week in a knocking out service to more than gains and the cost of living. two-bedroom penthouse apartment can go for as much as 100 customers and switching boxes AT&T earned $7.2 billion last $16,500. tS: in Florence were vandalized. A year. By Steven W. Syre million. TRR phone company spokesman said it UPI Busines Writer niunii The company said the current PSC earnings up “ We have customers where the was not known if the incidents were base wage for a 40-hour week M o f , (CADCAM) data that has been gener­ strike-related. K ranges from $361.50 in Denver to MANCHESTER, N.H. — Public Service of New *ii II 1 BEDFORD, Mass. — Computervi­ ated is bigger than their financial data "We don’t expect a settlement Hampshire, prime owner of Seabrook nuclear $389.00 in New York City for sion today announced an unusual base,” said Berrett. within the next 24 hours,” AT&T power plant, reported second quarter earnings of telephone operators and from contract with IBM that will supply The expanded line will be on the HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAl COILEGE spokeswoman Edie Herman said T 401 Flalbuth Av m im , Hartlord. Conn. 06100 $509.50 in Denver to $565.50 in New 81 cents, up from the same period in 1982. hardware and software to be used in an market within a year, he said. Monday night. She said AT&T was UPI photo York for maintenance, installation For the 12 months ending June 30, the utility expansion in the field of engineering EDUCATION EXTENSION The company said it would also in touch by telephone with repre­ and repair personnel. registered earnings per share of common stock of and manufacturing computers. 527-4111 Glenn Watts (left), president of the Communication provide more products on a smaller sentatives of the striking workers It said top-scale average weekly $3.02, an increase of 11 cents per share compared Computervision will market pro­ to a year ago. scale that would spread CADCAM but there was no formal Workers of America, walks the picket line in Washington wages in 19 headquarters cities ducts to help store, organize and capabilities to more stations using one bargaining. with other CWA members striking against American were $372.97 for operators and The increase in earnings per share in the transmit information for engineers OFF CAMPUS PROGRAM of its systems. Chmei bcotod at Most calls made in the United $536.84 for maintenance, installaa- second quarter primarily was due to an increase using CADCAM computers. CADCAM, Telephone and Telegraph Co. Berrett said the products could put States are direct-dialed and were tion and repair technicans. in prime energy sales to new residenital or cornputer-aided design and manu­ Howall Chonoy Nogionol Vocational Tochnicol School CADCAM technology "on every engi­ going smoothly, but calls requiring On strike are tthe CWA, whidh customers, said Robert Harrison, president and facturing, is a relatively new tool for 791 Waal MIddIo Tumpika neer’s desk, and allow these new users operator assistance were being Supervisors sat in as telephone America President Glenn Watts, represents 525,000 workers. Inter­ chief executive officer of the utility. the development and use of equipment. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 to share design information." It would delayed. operators responded to repair head of the largest of three striking national Brotherhood of Electrical The move toward expanding compu­ 527-4111 “ give hundreds of engineers acess to an Recorded messages answered calls. New installation of telephone unions, joined a chanting picket Workers, with 100,000 workers, and ter capabilities for the company’s extended range of software packages thousands of customers dialing equipment also was delayed. line in Washington. the Telecommunications Interna­ market and development of products EVENINQ DIVISION Tyco/Allied sale and allow them to work alone or in REQISTRAtlON AT CHENEY directory assistance. Communications Workers of “ Unfortunately, 1 cannot report tional Union, representing 50,000 that would give a buyer more access networks," he said. FALL TERM AUGUST 30, 31,1983 EXETER, N.H, — Tyco Laboratories Inc. has Saptambar 6 ,1963-Novombar 23,1983 workers. points will dominate Computervision’s Computervision has acquired Cam­ 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. entered into an agreement with Allied Corp. to The last nationwide telephone strategy for most of the decade, said bridge Interactive Systems in the sell for $54.3 million in cash its investment in a strike in 1971 lasted one week. company President James R. Berrett United Kingdom and GRADO of West Allied's convertible preferred stock. ITEM NO.COURSE NO. COURSE NAME TIME said. Germany, two software firms that will CREDIT FEE "Upon completion of the transaction, Tyco will SNET, union aren’t talking He said the contract with IBM, recent provide products for the single-user MONDAY & WEDNESDAY realize a gain, after tax, of $6.9million, or 75 cents acquisition of several software firms market. 800 M T H 0 4 5 i i per share,” said John F. Fort, chairman and Pn-TidMjal Mitli (ilu k n ) BOM OO 4 C E U 8124 and other agreements took place to NORTH HAVEN (UPI) - The meeting Monday to discuss the last shington to New Haven to attend I l l S i C l © T O C i S y president. The company also agreed with SUN 801 M T N 1 4 1 TecMcil MittHMtics I 6:00-6:00 4 124 provide key capabilities Computervi­ Microsystems of Mountainview, Calif., 10,000 striking Connecticut tele­ contract proposal from AT&T and Fort also disclosed that Tyco is considering the 002 M T N 2 4 1 Tk IunciI MiUnutics N 6:0M:00 the meeting, Leventhal said. sion could not provide on its own. to jointly develop a family of intelligent 4 124 Herald photo by Tarquinlo phone workers marched for a to hear about any problems for Shaughnessy was at the meeting “ pages, 2 sections sale of other non-operating assets. 803 M T H 3 4 2 The company will buy software and graphics workstations for the single- M nifictirjii Mitk I 6:004:00 4 124 second day today with no talks people on the picket lines. about 30 minutes, giving local Advice ...... "W hile we cannot estimate the financial effect hardware from IBM under a remarke­ user market. scheduled in the nationwide strike “ We also passed out strike signs, of these potential sales or dispositions, we believe TUESDAY & THURSDAY Dax Joins district union officials a report on the latest ...... ’ ter agreement and used it to sell Berrett described the IBM agree­ against the American Telephone & union T-shirts and hats,” Lev­ that, even if losses occur, they will not exceed the 809 ECO 340 PlKipIn If EcNMitS 6:00-0:00 4 124 AT&T contract offer and the aoss,“ ^ ...... ’ ” products that will integrate engineer­ ment as the key to Computervision’s 810 E M B 0 4 1 'Eighth Utilities District fire dispatcher Robert Turcotte Telegraph Co. enthal said. “ The meeting was an impact of the strike by 675,000 Comics...... J gain to be realized on the Allied transaction," he ing and product information functions. TidMCil E i ^ 2 N iM pu p 6:004:00 4 124 Robert Leventhal, administra­ said. plans, giving the company access to cheerfully accepts the attention of the fire department's effort to rally the troops and to workers nationally that began Entertainment...... Berrett said the capabilities would products from the most experienced O i l E M 140 U m ta p n itM I 6:004:00 tive assistant for the Connecticut make sure that the pickets lines Tyco manufactures fire protection equipment, 4 124 when talks in Washington col- Lottery...... ] ” .2 probably appeal to' the companies in infermatnion management supplier. 812 E M 240 En IhI CMipNitjN H 6:004:00 4 nevD mascot. A bXi known among department members Union of Telephone Workers, said are supplied with all the things lapsed Sunday. Obituaries...... electrical and electronic components and pack­ the Forture 500 range and start at about 124 Monday the union leaders were IBM rarely supplies products on a 813 N A T 132 as "Axe," Axe, S'dalmation, was recently donated to the normally needed on the line.” The Connecticut union repres- ?eooletoik...... S aging and consumer materials. $250,000. He estimated the market for M m fK tirjii Dnwiil I 6:00-9:00 3 (1 ) 9 3 H ready to meet with company large scale for integration into another John Shaughnessy, president of ents 10,000 employees of Southern ...... 'lili; such integrated systems at $200 department by South Windsor resident Raphael Irizarry. Sports .... company’s own line of computers. officials to end the walkout that the CUTW, which is Local 400 of the New England Telephone Co., and Television...... !!!!!!!!!!!.!! 1 ‘ s The district's former mascot. Squirt, also a dalmatlon, began at 12:01 a.m. Sunday. national Telecommunications In­ diod recently. Leventhal said “ the walkout is Weather...... 2 I He said leaders held a three-hour ternational Union, flew from Wa­ almost 100 percent.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesoav, Aug. 9, 1983 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1983 Heat, surf hit California; Manchester firm seeks $3 Increase Peopletalk tornadoes strike in Florida Zitser planning to fight cable TV rate hike By James P. Sacks The company applied for a rate examine the quality of service — Though Listro says Cox needs added, will also fight company ble. " I t ’s a policy based on Sexy novelist interviewed By Cathy LewansowskI Herald Reporter increase in April which would raise including local access program­ the proposed $1,273,000 increase to policies that "amount to presum­ customers being presumed to be United Press International basic service lutcs from $8.95 to ming and programming for the make its rate of return competi­ ing the guilt” of customers with criminals — and that’s a crim e,” Jackie Collins rocked Hollywood with her NEW B RITAIN - Though the $11.95 in November or December handicapped — provided in the tive, Zitser said he’s unwilling to missing converters. he said. best-seller "Hollywood Wives.” an insider's view Record heat that is buckling cable television company that and increase the cost of additional area. He also wants to ensure that concede the need for it, and The company has been charging Listro, however, says the of the steamy film world. She is taking all the train tracks and withering crops serves Manchester wants a 19- outlets from $3.50 to $4 per month. Cox lives up to a commitment to questions the company's figures. $200 per converter on the basis that company is facing a high loss of gossip in stride. He said the consumer counsel lost converters are stolen by revenues in stolen service. He said was blamed for another death in percent rate increase starting late “ I don’t think they need the level wire its entire service area by the “ I have been criticized for writing so-called California where raging surf attorneys plan to extensively consumers and now wants to the $500 charge for converters is this year, the state’s official of earnings they say they need,” fall of next year. sexy, raunchy novels, but, really,.! think we live roared through Malibu beach cross-examine company witnesses charge $500, he said. The com­ based on the amount of money the consumer advocate won’t allow Zitser said. In addition to Manchester, Cox in a land where there are pornographic homes. Tornadoes injured three at the hearing, which is scheduled pany's charging for lostconverters company loses each time one is the rise without a fight. provides cable television service in magazines showing women in every odd, and left dozens homeless in Florida Cox Vice President Sebastian to last two days. has not been approved by the stolen. South Windsor, Glastonbury, We­ inconceivable position doing things much kinkier and Kansas was put under a heat When a Department of Public Listro, however, asserts that the Zitser said the price of stock in DPUC, Zitser said, and is a “ They're being sold on the thersfield, Newington, and Rocky than I could ever write about," she said. emergency. Utility Control hearing begins company’s rate of return on its Cox’s Georgia-based parent com­ violation of the law. street,” Listro said. He said the Hill. She is working on a new book called, “ Lucky," Thunderstorms rumbled across Thursday on the proposed in­ investment is lower that it should pany, Cox Cable of Atlanta, has Like other utilities, such as gas governor's veto of legislation that and plans another Hollywood book — which of the Southwest Monday, dousing crease, Cox Cable of Greater be. “ I think we can justify it (the Listro said the company still risen "a t least 500 percent” over and electric companies, cable would have penalized consumers course will be entitled "Hollywood Husbands." Austin, Texas, with more than 3 Hartford will face some tough increase) at the hearing,” Listro plans to wire all areas by fall 1984, the past 10 years. He questions the television providers are regulated for theft of services had damaged Why does she write about sex and movie stars? "I inches of rain in an hour. questions on its policies and said Monday. so Zitser's concern about the way Cox determines its debt- by the DPUC and their fee the industry. think it's fun to write about sex, much more fun A tornado that hit West Palm accounting practices from attor­ matter is misplaced. He said an equity figures. "Profitability is structures are determined through The hearing will begin Thursday than violence. And, besides, my fiction is really Beach, Fla., damaged about 40 neys for the division of consumer ACCORDING TO Zitser, in addi­ earlier application on Cox's line often a function of accounting," a process of public hearings. at 10 a.m. at Wethersfield Town made up of composite characters — people I know mobile homes and left about 60 counsel. Consumer Counsel Barry tion to demanding proof that the extension policy has no bearing on This "presumption that people Hall. It will continue Friday at the well indeed but I put them in a biender and mix people homeless. Three women Zitser said Monday. rate rise is justified, he wants to the rate-incerease hearing. THE CONSUMER counsel, he steal,” Zitser savs. is unaccepta­ DPUC offices in New Britain. them all up," she told UPI. were slightly injured by flying glass and debris. Another twister at St. Augustine in north Florida flipped small planes parked an an Heavy dates airport. Fire Calls “ It’s remarkable that nobody Milton Beckner, who is 5-foot-5 and weighs 250 ' was seriously injured,” said Fire and Hilliard streets (District) pounds, has founded a "Heavy Dating Club” for Marshal Reg Penny. “ It could UPI photo Manchester Sunday, 4:21p.m .— smell of smoke. overweight singies. have been a lot worse. We are Card Gallery at the Parkade (Town) Beckner, whose wife also is overweight, really lucky.” Saturday, 12:13 a.m. — gas fire, Sunday, 5:51 p.m, — brush fire, 104 operates the club out of his Pittsburgh home. He Kansas Gov. John Carlin issued Members of the exclusiye Bel-Air Bay Club in Pacific Waddell School, Broad Street. Faulkner Drive (Town) said the idea grew out of his own frustrating a State of Disaster Emergency (District) Monday, 8:01 a.m. — automobile experiences with dating services when he was Proclamation prohibiting certain Palisades, Calif., wade through flood waters in the Saturday, 2:13 a.m. — smoke. 587 E. accident. 199 Woodland St. (Town) single. Beckner has gotten about ISO answers to types of burning for at least 15 private club after huge wayes put parts of the building Middle Turnpike (Town) Monday, 12:43 p.mm. — washdown, his ad for the club last month, mostly from days. Road under 18 inches of water. Saturday, 10:22 a.m. — gas bottle. 8 105 New State Road (Town) women. "Society has really put down the fat “ The extended period of hot and I Timrod Road (Town) Monday, 1:30 p.m. — overheated person,” he said. "F at people have negative, dry conditions in Kansas has Saturday, 10:28 a.m. — medical call, dryer, 170 Chestnut St. (Town) sloppy images. Society never treats them as created a potentially dangerous Deadly heat and pounding surf Beach, where a home was ripped warriors 410 W. Middle Turnpike (town) Monday, 3:33 p.m. — medical call, 91 anything special." situation,” Carlin said. bore down on Southern California. apart by waves, were evacuated. Saturday, 4:34 p.m. — medical call, Chestnut St. (Town) The Kansas Crop and Livestock A 71-year-old man died Sunday I In Boston for ‘Quixote’ Prison inmates piled sandbags 314 Main St. (Town) Monday, 9:21 p.m. — odor of Reporting Service Monday said in a Huntington Beach retirement Kevin Voisine, left, of and the U.S. Conservation Corps Saturday, 6:57 p.m. — kitchen fire, 14 kerosene, 184 Ludlow Road (Town) Famed ballet star Rudolf Nureyev arrives In the state’s crops continued to home. Police attributed his death dispatched a crew to the Orange 223 Oakland St. and McDivitt St. (Town) Monday, 9; 52 p.m. — falsealram, 773 Logan International Airport from Rome. Nu­ suffer from high temperatures and to his steamy 100-degree rMim. County community to help. Bill Turull of 312 Sunday, 11 a.m. — wtrter call, 21 Main St. (Town) New holiday declared reyev wiil perform with the Boston Ballet as a a lack of moisture. A massive Antarctic storm Edmund St. (Town) Monday, 11:17 p.m. — dumpster fire, There's a new holiday in the state of New guest artist in his ballet “ Don Quixote” at Wang Milwaukee’s high of 97 tied a churned up raging surf that roared "The water is going over sea Oakland St. give Sunday, 3:37 p.m. — car (ire. Broad 45 N. School St. (District) Hampshire — Expectant Mother's Day. New Center Aug. 10-21. record for the date — and marked through pricey beach homes and walls,” Los Angeles County Fire their dirt bikes a dry Hampshire Gov. John Sununu proclaimed Sept. 9 the first time since 1894 the volunteers and firefighters piled Department Batallion Chief Ro­ run on a patch of — the ninth day of the ninth month — as a holiday temperature reached 97. Boston’s sandbags to protect them. bert Ericson said. “ Some of it is grass near Saulters for mothers-to-be. It's the least the Concord- 96 broke a 1949 record. At least a dozen homes in getting into residences and at least based governor could do, considering that Sununu The summer’s on-again, off- exclusive Malibu Colony beach a couple of residences have had Pond. ,Y,' 260 NO. MAIN Sr. is the father of eight children. again heat wave has been blamed homes were flooded and two sun their decks washed away. I would i > MANCHESTER. CT Sununu's not the only politician to celebrate for at least 196 deaths nationwide decks were tom away. Residents say about a dozen homes have been NORTHWAY effected tonight.” Herald photo by Pinto Expectant Mother's Day. The holiday, sponsored since July. of Orange County’s Capistrano ANDY'S plaza by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Associa­ tion, also is being taken up in Iowa by Gov. Terry Brandstad. Brandstad currently is an expectant father. SUPER Weather > . a**’.

Clear and much cooler tonight. with daytime highs mainly 75 to 80. HOME OF Connecticut today Lows in the 50s. Sunny Wednesday Overnight lows will be in the 50s SAVINGS ' n PEOPLEr n n I c n PLEftSERSI c Quotes of the day Today partly cloudy warm and with highs around 80. and low 60s. Peter Benchley, author of "Jaw s," said of the humid with a 60 percent chance of Maine and New Hampshire: Vermont: Chance of showers Variable cloudiness with scattered Thursday. Fair Friday and Satur­ MONDAY THRU SATURDAY SAM-SPM harpooning and killing of a 2,800-pound great showers or thunderstorms through SUNDAYS 9AM«SPM whiie shark off Block Island, R.I.: “ The main mid afternoon then becoming showers and possibly a few thun­ day. Fairly cool with highs 75 to 80. problem with this is people are killing these cooler and less humid. Highs 85 to dershowers today. Cooler and less Lows in the 50s and low 60s. Site Itemi Avillible Wad 8/1 thru Sit B/13 animals wantonly as if it is sport, and there is no 90. Winds westerly 10 to 15 mph humid with highs near 70 north to Maine: Fair ’Thursday. Chance sport to harpooning fish.” becoming northerly this afternoon. near 80 south. Clearing tonight. of rain Friday. Ctearing Saturday. Buckland ramps Improve access At Peg’s Pantry... The men who killed the shark, Ernie Celotto Tonight clear skies and much Lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Cooler. Lows in the 50s with some lEAN ARMOUR and Greg DuBrule, of Noank, R.I., turned down cooler. Lows 50 to 55. L^ht Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs low 40s north. Highs in the upper FRESH SLICED GERMAN “ extremely lucrative offers” for the fish and northerly winds. Wednesday mainly in the 70s. 60s and 70s. donated the 16>A-foot carcass to the University of sunny skies. Highs around 80. Vermont: Sunny today with a New Hampshire: Fair Thurs­ WONDERBAR Connectict for scientific research. They said: Light variable winds. chance of a few showers northeast. day. Chance of rain Friday. Developer says reconstruction BACON “ Essentially we take great offense at Peter Breezy and cooler with highs 70 to Clearing Saturday. Cooler. Lows in 12 oz, Benchley's remarks.” 80. Clear and very cool tonight. the 50s with some low 40s north. package BOLOGNA Air quaiity ~ Lows 40 to 50. Sunny and pleasant Highs in the upper 60s and 70s. The state Department of Envir­ Wednesday with highs 70 to 80. onmental Protection forecasts of l>84 enhances value of tract good to moderate air quality levels Extended outlook statewide Tuesday. n.i9 Weather radio 99 Extended outlook for New Eng­ they’ll have to pay for the property. <. By Raymond T. DeMeo pair are "leaning towards retail,” possibly land lliursday through Saturday.: The National Weather Service Herald Reporter a shopping mall, as a development plan. L.i. Sound Connecticut, Massachusetts and broadcasts 24-hour continuous Bronson said several people within the A F TE R TAKIN G out the first option, At the cast party Rhode Island: Fair Thursday, weather information on 162.475 A partner in a Hartford developing team firm have different ideas for the land, and Hutensky estimated that the firm wouid USDA CHOICE BONELESS Long Island Sound from Watch chance of showers Thursday night mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in angling to buy 88 acres of Buckland that the firm is too busy with other major pay a total of $5 million for the land. Actor Mickey Rooney talks to a cast member of Hill, R.I., to Montank Point, N.Y.; and Friday, fair weather on New London and 162.40 mHz in farmland today downplayed the impor­ projects — like finishing the CityPiace But Richard A. Newfield, who runs "Sugar Babies” at an after the show party Northwest to north winds tonight Saturday. Cool through the period Meriden. tance of his firm ’s deposit of $75,000 toward office building in Hartford and developing Hartman Tobacco with his brother Albert, LO N D O N Monday night. The show opened for its second run 10-20 knoU. North winds Wednes­ an option for the purchase. Hartford’s old Royal Typewriter factory — today doubted that estimate. While declin­ in Philadelphia. day 10-15 knots. Visibility better Richard Bronson, a principal in the to firm up its plans for Buckland. ing to reveal what’s transpired in price BROIL STEAK than 5 miles tonight and Wednes­ Bronson t i Hutensky land development The land in question now leased to a negotiations, he said, “ I wish it (thepriceof day. Wave heights 1-2 feet through the land) were that much.” f1.68 firm, said the payment is part of a year-old South Windsor vegetable grower, is ocated tonight, decreasing Wednesday, 29.7 7 , 30.00 agreement with the Hartman Tobacco Co., on the west side of Buckland Street along The Newfield family owns several Glimpses SCA the owner of the land, to deposit a total of the Manchester-South Windsor line. It is hundred acres of land in tlie Buckland New Engiand $100,000 to preserve an option to buy the where, two years ago, another developer region. The family began farming the land Glenda Jackson and Jason Robards will star in BOSTON property. seemed ready to build a shopping mall. around the turn of the century, but now is LEAN BABY PORK the HBO film "Sakharov” with Robards in the Massachusetts and Rhode Is- In May 1982, the developers gave That developer, Buckland Associates, trying to sell it off. title role and Miss Jackson playing the Russian „.land: Partly cloudy warm and Hartman $25,000 to secure the option. allowed its option on the property to expire “For four generations, we've always SPARERIBS dissident's second wife, Elena Bonner ... humid with a couple showers or CHKAQO "This isn’t unusual,” said Bronson of the in November 1981. Hartman has refused to n . 6 8 been in agriculture. But after taking the Michael Young will be master of ceremonies thunderstorms likely mid after­ latest move, revealed in documents filed at refund its $900,000 option deposit, and the and Morgan Brittany will be hostess when CBS financial beating we’ve taken, we can’t go noon. Highs in the 80s but b e a m ­ the Town Clerk’s office last week. “ As developers have sued in U.S. District Court on any longer.” broadcasts the first "Miss Teen USA” pageant ing less humid this afternoon. developers, we’re always trying to identify to recover it. The matter is still pending, live on Aug. 30 ... V, good building sites. We have similar options and it’s unclear whether Buckland Asso­ Hartman Tobacco, a Bloomfield-based FRESH SLICED Molly Picon has completed her role in • 30.00 on several parcels in the state,” he said. ciates is totaliy out of the picture. concern, no longer grows tobacco. Its sole "Cannonball II,” the Burt Reynolds film being LOWEST But he added that he and his partner, When Bronson & Hutensky took out their aim is to liquidate the 400 or so acres of shot in Tucson, Ariz. ... Almanac TEMBENATUnES Allan Hutensky, “ have always felt it (the first option on the land, the terms of the former farmland it still owns across the PROVOLONE $ 1 O O Rick Derringer, in New York finishing his new Buckland parcel) was a super piece of land. agreement said the firm was to deposit an state, Newfield said. soio album, "Good Dirty Fun,” heads for The building of the new (Interstate 86) additional $250,000 by last October to retain Hartman sold part of its Buckland California this week to produce the rock group CHEESE T l o T T highway has increased its value,” he said. the option. holdings, across Buckland Street from the "Shakin" Pyramids.” Today is Tuesday, August 9th, The reconstructed 1-86, besides making But they never paid the specified $250,000 site eyed by Bronson & Hutensky, to Trashy novel fan the 221st day of 1983 with 144 to ^ ^ S A W | / . ‘ . l lllOW FROM OUR IN STORE BAKERY Angela Lansbury and Laurence Olivier taped 70 travel easier to and from Buckland, will put deposit, instead bargaining for delays and Rapid-American Corp., a firm whose follow. ' FRESHLY BAKED IN OUR OWN OVENS j a / H ^ Sir John Gielgud is a great fan of what he calls, “A Talent for Murder” for “Broadway on 70 entrance and exit ramps on Buckland finally working out the latest agreement principals are also partners in the would-be The moon is new. UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T t with considerable relish, "trashy American Showtime,” to air later this year ... Street, giving the parcei prime access to the with Hartman. development firm of Buckland Associates. The morning star is Mars. novels.” David Dukes, Jose Ferrer and Trevor Howard highway. The new deal calls for Bronson Sc Rapid-American has announced plans to GRINDER ROLLS 4/59< The evening stars are Mercury, "Harold Robbins is a great read, and Judith have joined Barry Bostwlck, Patty Duke Astln, Hutensky to close on the land sale by Oct. 31. build a combination office-residential com­ Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Krantz is a joy! ” he said in Time magazine. He Lloyd Bridges, Hal Holbrook, Richard Kiley, National loracaat BRONSON COULDN’T be specific on the If they don’t, under terms of the agreement, plex on its 150-acre parcel, but the project said he couldn't wait for the next one, adding, James Mason and Jaclyn Smith in the CBS Those bom on this day are under firm ’s plans for the land if it does eventually they can delay their purchase up to the end isn’t scheduled to get underway for at least Real Cheese "One always wonders how many pages the miniseries, “ George Washington” ... the sign of Leo. ’They include For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. DuringTuesday night, fair buy it. But Hutensky a year ago said the of 1984. But the longer they delay, the more five years. publisher demands between sex scenes. I've Tammy Grimes, Sddancers from "42nd Street” English author Izaak Walton, in weather will generally predominate. Minimum temperatures include; Flavor! never managed to read Barbara Cartland. She is and other stars from Gower Champion-staged 1593... Russian dramatist Leonid (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 78 (92), Boston 59 (74), too pure. I like all the filthy details.” shows will perform in a musical tribute to the late Andreyev (L A Y ’-ah-need Ahn- Chicago 68 (83), Cleveland 57 (79), Dallas 74 (93), Denver 62 (92), On a higher note, Gielgud said of his acting — he choreographer at a New York clubon Wednesday D R AY’- yehO, in 1871... and Duluth 57 (74), Houston 74 (91), Jacksonville 73 (94), Kansas City 74 Police roundup has been extraordinarily busy lately in films, TV pioneer child psychologist Jean (97), Littia Rock 73 (95), Los Angeles 70 (75), Miami 78 (90), and commercials — "One thing I would still like Brandon TartikofI, president of NBC Enter­ Piaget (ZhawnPee-ah-ZHAY’),in Minneapolis 70 (87), New Orleans 75 (91), New York 64 (79), Phoenix 1806. to do is Prospero in a film of 'The Tempest.' It tainment, was named special newsmaker of the 80 (104), San Francisco 60 (70), Seattle 58 (75), St. Louis 70 (95), and On this date in histoiy; would be a nice thing to leave behind as a record year for 1983 by the Valley Press Club in Los Washington 68 (85). of my Shakespeare work.” Angeles' San Fernando Valley. In 480 B-C, after one of history’s Man claims two men mugged him * most famous battles, Persian* 1.09 forces finally overran and slew Assorted SpOrtan King Leonidas (Lee-OH’- Varletys nee-duhs) and his troops in the A Manchester man reported being beaten to the West Center Street house where each incident, police said. He told police three narrow pass at Thermopylae and nearly mugged on Main Street early has an apartment three times Monday youths approached him in a car as he Manchester Herald Lottery (Thuhr-MAHP’- uh-lee). Sunday morning by two unidentified white afternoon to settle an altercation between walked across the Skate Fantasy parking COUNTRY CLUB In 1842, the U-S-Canadian border males, police said today. them, police said. lot at 381 Broad St., according to the police Richard M. Diamond, Publisher was formally defined by the Barry Coles, 40, of 661 Main St., told police Joseph E. Muivey, 35, and Christina report. He said one kicked him and another Connecticut Daily he was on his way home from some friends’ Ames, 17, both of 34 W. Center St., blamed grabbed his wallet while the third stood by, Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Webster-Ashburton Treaty, signed 1SODA Liter Assorted FI wo n 2/ 79< Monday: 404 by the the United States and house when two men stopped him and each other for a fight between Mulvey’s according to the police report. pfua depo$H \ USPS 327-500 Britain. demanded money, police said. When he said 7-year-old son and Miss Ames’s brother, Police said they stopped a car westbound VOL. CM. No. 263 P l a y F o u r : 5352 In 1045, the Japanese city of he was broke, he told police, they assaulted and Miss Ames accused Muivey of calling on Center Street fitting Deschene’s descrip­ COUPON------him, according to police. her and her mother names, according to Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are S1.20 other numbers drawn Monday Nagasaki was devastated when the tion. Inside the car police found Deschene’s and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 tor one month, $15.35 in New England: U-S dropped its second atomic Police found Coles sustained abrasions on police. . wallet. The three youths in the car were chester Publlshlno Co., 16 Brolnord for three months, $30.70 for six Rhode Island daily: 6485. bomb. his head and face and hand lacerations. He Both w ere. released on $200 non-surety arrested and taken to police headquarters, Ploce, Manchester, Conn. 0«(M0. months and$41.40 for oneyear.Moll HELLMANNS ^ also complained of pain in his ribs, police bonds and released pending Aug. 25 Second class postage paid at Man­ rotes ore avolloble on request. Maine daily; 443. In 1974, President Nixon’s resig­ where they admitted being involved in the chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Vermont daily: 389. nation became effective at noon said. ’ appearances in Manchester Superior incident, police said. Send address changes to the Man­ To ploce o classified or display New Hampshire daily: 0784. Coles told police he remembered little Court. chester Herald, P.O. Box 501, and Vice President Gerald Ford Darin E. Hanna, 18, of 40 Olcott St., odvertlsemenf, or to report a news else about the incident, except that he made MAYONNAISE 9 9 C Manchester, Conn. 04040. Item, story or picture Idea, call Massachusetts daily; 8703. was sworn in as the nation’s 38th Manchester; James W. Griffin, 18, of 120 043-2711. Office hours ore 8 ;X a.tn. chief executive. his way home andslept until morning, when Carpenter Road, Coventry; and another To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. delivery problem, call 647-9540. On the back of the Great Seal of he notified police. Three youths were arrested Monday 15-year-old Manchester youth were held plus $10 purchase Office hours are S:X a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is o the United States, which appears A thought for the day: American No one has been charged in connection morning after allegedly kicking and overnight and arraigned in Manchester COUPON VALID AUQ 9 -8 A T AUG 13 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ on the $1 bill, is an unfinish^ author John Jay Chapman said, with the incident. robbing another youth in a Broad Street Superior Court Monday on charges of to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a parking lot, police said. should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of pyramid, a symbol of material “ People who love soft words and Commerce Department satellite photo Uken a ts oo* c n x second degree robbery and sixth degree trou gh Friday and by 7:M a.m. Circulations. strength, an enduring foundatioii hate iniquity forget... that reform Jerry E. Deschenes, 18, of 154 Charter larceny. abturdoy. frontal clouds extending acrcxs th " NSrth««. ? h ^ °’ ^ ANDY'S for future growth and a goal of consists in taking ^ bone away thunderstorms are scattered ihout the A man and a woman were charged with Oak St., victim of the alleged mugging, Bond was set at $2000 each and the cases perfection. ” from a dog.” overlie Texas, Louisiana, and A I r t L a . braach of the peace after police were called flagged down police shortly after the were continued to Monday \ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesoav. Aug. 9, 1983 - 3 » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 Heat, surf hit California; Manchester firm seeks $3 Increase Peopletalk tornadoes strike in Florida Zitser planning to fight cable TV rate hike By James P. Sacks The company applied for a rate examine the quality of service — ’I’hough Listro says Cox needs added, will also fight company ble. ■It’s a policy based on Sexy novelist interviewed By Cathy LewansowskI Herald Reporter increase in April which would raise including local access program­ the proposed $1,273,000 increase to policies that "amount to presum­ customers being presumed to be United Press International basic service lates from $8.95 to ming and programming for the make its rate of return competi­ ing the guilt" of customers with criminals — and that’s a crim e,” Jackie Collins rocked Hollywood with her NEW B RITAIN - Though the $11.95 in November or December handicapped — provided in the tive, Zitser said he’s unwilling to missing converters. he said. best-seller "Hollywood Wives,” an insider’s view Record heat that is buckling cable television company that and increase the cost of additional area. He also wants to ensure that concede the need for it, and The company has been charging Listro, however, says the of the steamy film world. She is taking all the train tracks and withering crops serves Manchester wants a 19- outlets from $3.50 to $4 per month. Cox lives up to a commitment to questions the company’s figures. $200 per converter on the basis that company is facing a high loss of gossip in stride. was blamed for another death in He said the consumer counsel lost converters are stolen by revenues in stolen service. He said percent rate increase starting late “ I don’t think they need the level wire its entire service area by the " I have been criticized for writing so-called California where raging surf attorneys plan to extensively consumers and now wants to the $500 charge for converters is this year, the state’s official of earnings they say they need,” fall of next year. sexy, raunchy novels, but, really,.! think we live roared through Malibu beach cross-examine company witnesses charge $500, he said. The com­ based on the amount of money the consumer advocate won’t allow Zitser said. In addition to Manchester, Cox in a land where there are pornographic homes. Tornadoes injured three the rise without a fight. at the hearing, which is scheduled pany’s charging for lost converters company loses each time one is magazines showing women in every odd, and left dozens homeless in Florida Cox Vice President Sebastian provides cable television service in to last two days. has not been approved by the stolen. inconceivable position doing things much kinkier and Kansas was put under a heat When a Department of Public Listro, however, asserts that the South Windsor, Glastonbury, We­ Zitser said the price of stock in DPUC, Zitser said, and is a ’’They’re being sold on the than I could ever write about," she said. emergency. Utility Control hearing begins company’s rate of return on its thersfield, Newington, and Rocky Cox’s Georgia-based parent com­ violation of the law. street,” Listro said. He said the She is working on a new book called, "Lucky," Thunderstorms rumbled across Thursday on the proposed in­ investment is lower that it should Hill. pany, Cox Cable of Atlanta, has Like other utilities, such as gas governor’s veto of legislation that and plans another Hollywood book — which of the Southwest Monday, dousing crease, Cox Cable of Greater be. “ I think we can justify it (the Listro said the company still risen “ at least 500 percent” over and electric companies, cable would have penalized consumers course will be entitled "Hollywood Husbands.” Austin, Texas, with more than 3 Hartford will face some tough increase) at the hearing,” Listro plans to wire all areas by fall 1984, the past 10 years. He questions the television providers are regulated for theft of services had damaged Why does she write about sex and movie stars? “ I inches of rain in an hour. questions on its policies and said Monday. so Zitser’s concern about the way Cox determines its debt- by the DPUC and their fee the industry. think it’s fun to write about sex, much more fun A tornado that hit West Palm accounting practices from attor­ matter is misplaced. He said an equity figures. "Profitability is structures are determined through The hearing will begin Thursday than violence. And, besides, my fiction is really Beach, Fla., damaged about 40 neys for the division of consumer ACCORDING TO Zitser, in addi­ earlier application on Cox’s line often a function of accounting,” a process of public hearings. at 10 a.m. at Wethersfield Town made up of composite characters — people I know mobile homes and left about 60 counsel. Consumer Counsel Barry tion to demanding proof that the extension policy has no bearing on Zitser said. This "presumption that people Hall. It will continue Friday at the well indeed but I put them in a blender and mix people homeless. Three women Zitser said Monday. rate rise is justified, he wants to the rate-incerease hearing. THE CONSUMER counsel, he steal,” Zitser savs. is unaccepta­ DPUC offices in New Britain. them all up," she told UPI. were slightly injured by flying glass and debris. Another twister at St. Augustine in north Florida flipped small planes parked an an Heavy dates airport. Fire Calls " I t ’s remarkable that nobody Milton Beckner, who is 5-foot-5 and weighs 250 was seriously injured,” said Fire and Hilliard streets (District) pounds, has founded a "Heavy Dating Club” for Marshal Reg Penny. “ It could Manchester Sunday, 4:21 p.m. — smell of smoke. overweight singles. have been a lot worse. We are UPI photo Card Gallery at the Parkade (Town) Beckner, whose wife also is overweight, really lucky.” Saturday, 12:13 a.m. — gas fire, Sunday, 5:51 p.m, — brush fire, 104 operates the club out of his Pittsburgh home. He Kansas Gov. John Carlin issued Members of the exclusive Bel-Air Bay Club in Pacific Waddell School, Broad Street. Faulkner Drive (Town) said the idea grew out of his own frustrating a State of Disaster Emergency (District) Monday, 8:01 a.m. — automobile experiences with dating services when he was Proclamation prohibiting certain Palisades, Calif., wade through flood waters in the Saturday, 2:13 a.m. — smoke, 587 E. accident, 199 Woodland St. (Town) single. Beckner has gotten about 150 answers to types of burning for at least IS private club after huge waves put parts of the building Middle Turnpike (Town) Monday, 12:43 p.mm. — washdown, his ad for the club last month, mostly from days. under 18 inches of water. Road Saturday, 10:22 a.m. — gas bottle, 8 105 New State Road (Town) women. "Society has really put down the fat “ The extended period of hot and I Timrod Road (Town) Monday, 1:30 p.m. — overheated person," he said. "F a t people have negative, dry conditions in Kansas has Saturday, 10; 28 a.m. — medical call, dryer, 170 Chestnut St. (Town) sloppy images. Society never treats them as created a potentially dangerous Deadly heat and pounding surf Beach, where a home was ripped warriors 410 W. Middle Turnpike (town) Monday, 3:33 p.m. — medical call, 91 anything special.” situation,” Carlin said. bore down on Southern California. apart by waves, were evacuated. Saturday, 4:34 p.m. — medical call, Chestnut St. (Town) The Kansas Crop and Livestock A 71-year-old man died Sunday In Boston for ‘Quixote’ Prison inmates piled sandbags I 314 Main St. (Town) Monday, 9:21 p.m. — odor of Reporting Service Monday said in a Huntington Beach retirement Kevin Voisine, left, of and the U.S. Conservation Corps Saturday, 6:57 p.m. — kitchen (ire, 14 kerosene, 184 Ludlow Road (Town) Famed ballet star Rudolf Nureyev arrives in the state's crops continued to home. Police attributed his death dispatched a crew to the Orange 223 Oakland St. and McDivitt St. (Town) Monday, 9:52 p.m. — falsealram, 773 Logan International Airport from Rome. Nu­ suffer from high temperatures and to his steamy 100-degree I'aom. County community to help. Bill Turull of 312 Sunday, 11 a.m. — warter call. 21 Main St. (Town) New holiday declared reyev will perform with the Boston Ballet as a a lack of moisture. A massive Antarctic storm Edmund St. (Town) Monday, 11:17 p.m .— dumpster fire, There’s a new holiday in the state of New guest artist in his ballet “ Don Quixote” at Wang Milwaukee’s high of 97 tied a churned up raging surf that roared "The water is going over sea Oakland St. give Sunday, 3:37 p.m. — car fire. Broad 45 N. School St. (District) Hampshire — Expectant Mother’s Day. New Center Aug. 10-2i. record for the date — and marked through pricey beach homes and walls,” Las Angeles County Fire their dirt bikes a dry Hampshire Gov. John Sunnnu proclaimed Sept. 9 the first time since 1894 the volunteers and firefighters piled Department Batallion Chief Ro­ run on a patch of — the ninth day of the ninth month — as a holiday temperature reached 97. Boston’s sandbags to protect them. bert Ericson said. "Some of it is grass near Saulters for mothers-to-be. It’s the least the Concord- 96 broke a 1949 record. At least a dozen homes in getting into residences and at least based governor could do, considering that Sununu The summer's on-again, off- exclusive Malibu Colony beach a couple of residences have had Pond. 260 NO. MAIN ST. is the father of eight children. again heat wave has been blamed homes were flooded and two sun their decks washed away. I would i > MANCHESTER. CT. Siinunu’s not the only politician to celebrate for at least 196 deaths nationwide decks were tom away. Residents say about a dozen homes have been / n orthw ay Expectant Mother’s Day. The holiday, sponsored since July. of Orange County’s Capistrano effected tonight.” Herald photo by Pinto ANDY'S by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Associa­ tion, also is being taken up in Iowa by Gov. Terry die. Brandstad. Brandstad currently is an expectant father. Weather ■ - r ' ^ ■ SUPER

Clear and much cooler tonight. with daytime highs mainly 75 to 80. HOME OF Connecticut today * n c n n I c QI c Quotes of the day Lows in the 50s. Sunny Wednesday Overnight lows will be in the 50s SAVINGS PEOPLE PLEASERS Today partly cloudy warm and with highs around 80. and low 60s. Peter Benchley, author of "Jaws,” said of the humid with a 60 percent chance of Maine and New Hampshire: Vermont: Chance of showers Thursday. Fair Friday and Satur­ MONDAY THRU SATURDAY SAM>fPM harpooning and killing of a 2,800-pound great showers or thunderstorms through Variable cloudiness with scattered SUNDAYS SAM-SPM while shark off Block Island, R.I.: "The main mid afternoon then becoming showers and possibly a few thun­ day. Fairly cool with highs 75 to 80. problem with this is people are killing these cooler and less humid. Highs 85 to dershowers today. CM ler and less Lows in the 50s and low 60s. Sale Items Avitlable Wed 8/1 thru Sat 8/13 animals wantonly as if it is sport, and there is no 90. Winds westerly 10 to 15 mph humid with highs near 70 north to Maine: Fair Thursday. Chance sport to harpooning fish.” becoming northerly this afternoon. near 80 south. Clearing tonight. of rain Friday. Ctearing Saturday. Buckland ramps Improve access At Peg’s Pantry... The men who killed the shark, Ernie Celotto Tonight clear skies and much Lows in the mid 40s to mid SOs. Cooler. Lows in the 50s with some LEAN ARMOUR and Greg DuBrule, of Noank, R.I., turned down cooler. Lows 50 to 55. UglM Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs low 40s north. Highs in the upper FRESH SLICED GERMAN “ extremely lucrative offers" for the fish and northerly winds. Wednesday mainl^ in the 70s. 60s and 70s. donated the 16>A-foot carcass to the University of sunny skies. Highs around 80. Vermont: Sunny today with a New Hampshire: Fair Thurs­ Connectict for scientific research. They said: Light variable winds. chance of a few showers northeast. day. Chance of rain Friday. Developer says reconstruction BACON WONDERBAR "Essentially we take great offense at Peter Breezy and cooler with highs 70 to Clearing Saturday. Cooler. Lows in 12 oz. Benchley’s remarks.” 80. Clear and very cool tonight. the 50s with some low 40s north. package Air quaiity Lows 40 to 50. Sunny and pleasant Highs in the upper 60s and 70s. BOLOGNA The state Department of Envir­ Wednesday with highs 70 to 80. onmental Protection forecasts of 1-84 enhances value of tract good to moderate air quality levels Extended outlook statewide Tuesday. Weather radio n.l9 99<. Extended outlook for New Eng­ Bv Raymond T. DeMeo pair are "leaning towards retail," possibly they’ll have to pay for the property. land Thursday through Saturday.: The National Weather Service Herald Reporter a shopping mall, as a development plan. L.i. Sound Connecticni, Massachusetts and broadcasts 24-hour continuous Bronson said several people within the A F T E R TAKIN G out the first option, At the cast party Rhode Island: Fair Thursday, weather information on 162.475 A partner in a Hartford developing team firm have different ideas for the land, and Hutensky estimated that the firm would USDA CHOICE BONELESS Long Island Sound from Watch chance of showers Thursday night mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in angling to buy 86 acres of Buckland that the firm is too busy with other major pay a total of $5 million for the land. Actor Mickey Rooney talks to a cast member of Hill. R.I., to Montank Point, N.Y.: and Friday, fair weather on New London and 162.40 mHz in farmland today downplayed the impor­ projects — like finishing the CityPlace But Richard A. Newfield, who runs "Sugar Babies” at an after the show party Northwest to north winds tonight Saturday. Cool through the period Meriden. tance of his firm ’s deposit of $75,000 toward office building in Hartford and developing Hartman Tobacco with his brother Albert, LONDON Monday night. The show opened for its second run 10-20 knots. North winds Wednes­ an option for the purchase. Hartford’s old Royal Typewriter factory — today doubted that estimate. While declin­ in Philadelphia. day 10-15 knots. Visibility better Richard Bronson, a principal in the to firm up its plans for Buckland. ing to reveal what’s transpired in price than 5 miles tonight and Wednes­ Bronson & Hutensky land development The land in question now leased to a negotiations, he said, “ I wish it (thepriceof BROIL STEAK day. Wave heights 1-2 feet through the land) were that much." fl.68 firm, said the payment is part of a year-old South Windsor vegetable grower, is ocated tonight, decreasing Wednesday. 29.77, agreement with the Hartman Tobacco Co., on the west side of Buckland Street along The Newfield family owns several Glimpses SIA the owner of the land, to deposit a total of the Manchester-South Windsor line. It is hundred acres of land in the Buckland $100,000 to preserve an option to buy the where, two years ago, another developer region. The family began farming the land Glenda Jackson and Jason Robards will star in New England t> property. seemed ready to build a shopping mall. around the turn of the century, but now is LEAN BABY PORK the HBO film “ Sakharov” with Robards in the Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ In May 1982, the developers gave That developer, Buckland Associates, trying to sell it off. title role and Miss Jackson playing the Russian land: Partly cloudy warm and Hartman $25,000 to secure the option. allowed its option on the property to expire dissident’s second wife, Elena Bonner ... "For (our generations, we’ve always SPARERIBS humid with a couple showers or CHICAaC “ This isn’t unusual,” said Bronson of the in November 1981. Hartman has refused to been in agriculture. But after taking the Michael Young will be master of ceremonies thunderstorms likely mid after­ refund its $900,000 option deposit, and the n.68 latest move, revealed in documents filed at and Morgan Brittany will be hostess when CBS financial beating we’ve taken, we can’t go noon. Highs in the 80s but b e a m ­ the Town Clerk’s office last week. "A s developers have sued in U.S. District Court on any longer.” broadcasts the first "Miss Teen USA” pageant ing less humid this afternoon. developers, we’re always trying to identify to recover it. The matter is still pending, live on Aug. 30 ... L08 ANOf I good building sites. We have simiiar options and it’s unclear whether Buckland Asso­ Hartman Tobacco, a Bloomfield-based Molly Picon has completed her rule in FRESH SLICED 30.00 on several parcels in the state,” he said. ciates is totally out of the picture. concern, no longer grows tobacco. Its sctle "Cannonball II,’’ the Burt Reynolds film being LOWEST But he added that he and his partner, When Bronson & Hutensky took out their aim is to liquidate the 400 or so a c r e s ^ shot in Tucson, Ariz. ... TEMPESATURES Allan Hutensky, "have always felt it (the first option on the land, the terms of the former farmland it still owns across the PROVOLONE $1 O O Rick Derringer, in New York finishing his new Almanac NSW V dMIALII Buckland parcel) was a super piece of land. agreement said the firm was to deposit an state, Newfield said. solo album, “ Good Dirty Fun,” heads for ORLEANS ^ The building of the new (Interstate 86) additional $250,000 by iast October to retain Hartman sold part of its Buckland California this week to produce the rock group Lgottto CHEESE T I gTT highway has increased its value,” he said. the option. holdings, across Buckland Street from the “ Shakin’ Pyramids.” Today is Tuesday, August 9th, 70 The reconstructed 1-86, besides making But they never paid the specified $250,000 site eyed by Bronson A Hutensky, to Trashy novel fan the 221st day of 1983 with 144 to ^ ^ * A W | / . * ' . | «IIOW FROM OUR IN St o r e bakery Angela Lansbury and Laurence Olivier taped 70 travel easier to and from Buckland, will put deposit, instead bargaining for delays and Rapid-American Corp., a firm whose follow. FRESHLY BAKED IN OUR OWN OVENS JO / M ^ Sir John Gielgud is a great fan of what he calls, "A Talent for Murder” for “Broadway on 70 \'/ /■iswowsAS*^ nSm entrance and exit ramps on Buckland finally working out the latest agreement principals are also partners in the would-be The moon is new. URI WEATHER FOTOCA8T t with considerable relish, “ trashy American Showtime,” to air later this year ... Street, giving the parcel prime access to the with Hartman. development firm of Buckland Associates. The morning star is Mars. novels.” David Dukes, Jose Ferrer and Trevor Howard highway. The new deal calls for Bronson & Rapid-American has announced plans to The evening stars are Mercury, GRINDER ROLLS 4 / 5 9 < "Harold Robbins is a great read, and Judith have joined Barry Bostwick, Patty Duke Aslin, Hutensky to close on the land sale by Oct. 31. build a combination office-residential com­ Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Krantz is a joy! ” he said in Time magazine. He Lloyd Bridges, Hal Holbrook, Richard KIley, National forecast BRONSON COULDN’T be specific on the If they don’t, under terms of the agreement, plex on its 150-acre parcel, but the project Those bom on this day are under said he couldn’t wait for the next one, adding, James Mason and Jaclyn Smith in the CBS firm ’s plans for the land if it does eventually they can delay their purchase up to the end isn’ t scheduled to get underway for at least Real Cheese "One always wonders how many pages the miniseries, "George Washington” ... the sign of Leo. They include For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, fair buy it. But Hutenskv a year ago said the of 1984. But the longer they delay, the more five years. publisher demands between sex scenes. I ’ve Tammy Grimes, 5ddancers from “ 42nd Street” English author Izaak Walton, in weather will generally predominate. Minimum temperatures include; Flavor! never managed to read Barbara Cartland. She is and other stars from Gower Champion-staged 1593... Russian dramatist Leonid (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 78 (92), Boston 59 (74), too pure. I like all the filthy details.” shows will perform in a musical tribute to the late Andreyev (L A Y ’-ah-need Ahn- Chicago 68 (83), Cleveland 57 (79). Dallas 74 (93). Denver 62 (92), On a higher note, Gielgud said of his acting— he choreographer at a New York clubon Wednesday D R AY’- yehf), in 1871... and Duluth 57 (74). Houston 74 (91). Jacksonville 73 (94). Kansas City 74 Police roundup has been extraordinarily busy lately in films, TV pioneer child psychologist Jean (97). Little Rock 73 (95). Los Angeles 70 (75), Miami 78 (90). and commercials — "One thing I would still like Brandon Tartikoff, president of NBC Enter­ Piaget (ZhawnPee-ah-ZHAY’),in Minneapolis 70 (87). New Orleans 75 (91). New York 84 (79), Phoenix 1896. to do is Prospero in a film of ‘The Tempest.’ It tainment, was named special newsmaker of the 80 (104), San Francisco 60 (70). Seattle 58 (75). St. Louis 70 (95). and On this date in history: would be a nice thing to leave behind as a record year for 1983 by the Valley Press Club in Los Waahington 68 (85). of my Shakespeare work." Angeles’ San Fernando Valley, In 480 B-C, after one of history’s Man claims two men mugged him *1.09 most famous battles, Persian' forces finally overran and slew Assorted Spartan King Leonidas (Lee-OH’- Varletys nee-duhs) and his troops in the A Manchester man reported being beaten to the West Center Street house where each incident, police said. He told police three narrow pass at Thermopylae and nearly mugged on Main Street early has an apartment three times Monday youths approached him in a car as he Manchester Herald Lottery (Thuhr-MAHP’- uh-lee). Sunday morning by two unidentified white afternoon to settle an altercation between walked across the Skate Fantasy parking COUNTRY CLUB In 1842, the U-S-Canadian border males, police said today. them, police said. lot at 381 Broad St., according to the police Richard M. Diamond, Publisher was formally defined by the Barry Coles, 40, of 661 Main St., told police Joseph E. Mulvey, 35, and Christina report. He said one kicked him and another Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Connecticut Daily Webster-Ashburton Treaty, signed he was on his way home from some friends’ Ames, 17, both of 34 W. Center St., blamed grabbed his wallet while the third stood by, SODA 2/ 79< by the the United States and house when two men stopped him and each other for a fight between Mulvey’s according to the police report. 1 Liter Auortsd Flavors pfu« depoalt \ Monday: 404 demanded money, police said. When he said 7-year-old son and Miss Ames’s brother, USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. 263 Britain. Police said they stopped a car westbound P l a y F o u r : 5332 jin 1045, the Japanese city of he was broke, he told police, they assaulted and Miss Ames accused Mulvey of calling on Center Street fitting Deschene’s descrip­ COUPON' him, according to police. her and her mother names, according to Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are S1.20 other numbers drawn Monday Nagasaki was devastated when the tion. Inside the car police found Deschene’s and certain halldoys by the Man­ weekly, SS.12 for one month, S15.3S in New England: U-S dropped its second atomic Police found Coles sustained abrasions on police. . wallet. The three youths in the car were chester Publlshino Ca., l6 Bralnord for three months, S30.70 for six Rhode Island daily: 6435. bomb. his head and face and hand lacerations. He Both were,released on $200 non-surety arrested and taken to police headquarters, Place, Manchester, Cann. 04040. months ondM I.40 for one year. Moil HELLMANNS ^ Second class postage paid at Man­ rates are oyollable on request. Maine daily: 443. In 1974, President Nixon’s resig­ also complained of pain in his ribs, police bonds and released pending Aug. 25 where they admitted being involved in the chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Vermont daily: 380. nation became effective at noon said. ' appearances in Manchester Superior incident, police said. Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or display New Hampshire daily; 0734. and Vice President Gerald Ford Coles told police he remembered little Court. Darin E. Hanna, 18, of 40 Olcott St., chester Herald, P.O. Box »1, advertisement, or to report a news MAYONNAISE V 9 C Manchester, Conn. 04040. l*«m, story or picture Idea, coll Massachusetts daily; 8703. was sworn in as the nation’s 38th else about the incident, except that he made Manchester; James W. Griffin, 18, of 120 443-2711. Office hours ore l ; X o.m. chief executive. his way home and slept until morning, when Carpenter Road, Coventry; and another To subscribe, or to report o fo 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. d^lvery problem, call 447-9V44. On the back of the Great Seal of he notified police. Three youths were arrested Monday 15-year-old Manchester youth were held plus $10 purchase Office hours ore 0;X a.m. fo S:X The Manchester Herald Is o the United States, which appears A thought for the day; American No one has been charged in connection morning after allegedly kicking and overnight and arraigned in Manchester COUPON VALID AUQ 9—SAT AUG 13 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ on the $1 bill, is an unfinish^ author John Jay Chapman said, with the incident. robbing another youth in a Broad Street Superior Court Monday on charges of to 10 o.m. Saturday. Dellyery tional news services and Is o should be made by 5 p.m, Monday member of the Audit Bureau of pyramid, a symbol of material “ People who love soft words and Commerce Department satellite photo Ukan at 4 on . « c^ t k parking lot, police said. second degree robbery and sixth degree ^rough Friday and by 7:X o.m. CIrculotlons. strength, an enduring foundation hate iniquity forget... that reform ■ Jerry E. Deschenes, 18, of 154 Charter larceny. Bbturdoy. frontal clouda extending acrrie t h ^ N o r th l^ ANDY'S for future growth and a goal of consists in taking o bone away thunderatorma are scattered a S u t A man and a woman were charged with Oak St., victim of the alleged mugging, Bond was set at $2000 each and the cases perfection. from a dog.” overlie Texaa. Louisiana, and Alrtama bnach of the peace after police were called flagged down police shortly after the were continued to Monday 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesduy, Aug. 9, 1983 - 5 U.S./World ‘Ominous’ AIDS/ Rightists mark gains Reagan plays down in transfusions in Guatemaia coup; prime rate Increase Stokes will fight conviction link discovered ROCKVILLE, Md. — House Ethics Committee Bv Elaine S. Povich 82 percent in the second quarter of 1983 Chairman Louis Stokes, found guilty of driving Nicaragua buiids up United Press International over the same period in 1982, F.W. under the influence of alcohol and running a red Bv Patricia McCorrnpck Dodge, a division of McGraw-Hill, light, says he will fight the conviction even though UPl Health Editor The Reagan administration played reported Monday. it is less serious than the original charge. Bv John E. Newhagen Leninism,” a reference to guerrillas down the significance of an increase in "The nations rebound from the After seven hours of deliberation, a Montgo NEW YORK — People who receive blood United Press International operating in the country. Mf ’ia Vic­ the prime lending rate, but the National recent economic recession is largely mery County Circuit Court jury returned the two transfusions from apparently healthy donors can tores was trained at the U.S. School of Association of Realtors blamt^ the rise responsible for the second quarter’s guilty verdicts against the Ohio Democrat develop AIDS, the mystery disease that knocks out the Military conservatives who seized the Americas in the Panama Canal on the president and Congress tor not homebuilding surge," the report said. Monday night. He had been charged with driving body’s infection fighting system — an "ominous” power in a coup in Guatemala signaled Zone. dealing with huge budget deficits. The last time the prime rate went up while intoxicated and running a red light. Jurors discovery, researchers say. gains for Central Am erica’s political Observers believe one of the primary On Wall Street, the Dow Jones was February 1982 when it moved to 17 instead convicted him of the lesser charge of Reporting in the journal, "Infections in Surgery," right, promising staunch anti­ reasons for Guatemalan military un­ average plunged to a four-month low percent from 15.75 percent. That driving under the influence. Drs. Louise R iff and Ronal Manis, of the University of communism. A Nicaraguan leader rest was the belief Rios Montt was Monday because of the first raising of increase briefly interrupted the gen­ Stokes, 58, who was driving in a Washington Illinois Department of Medicine, cited the case of a conceded his country has undertaken a "drifting to the left” with reform the prime interest rate by the nation’s eral decline in the prime rate since it D.C., suburb at 2 a.m. on March 25, contended he 20-month-old boy who received blood at birth and major arms buildup. programs. Also disliked were his major banks in 18 months. reached a record high of 21.5 percent in only had two glasses of wine after a long session of developed Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. Assuming control of the Guatemalan outspoken "born-again” evangelical The prime rate hike was long December 1981. Congress and was tired, not drunk, when stopped An investigation showed one of the infant’s blood government Monday after the coup Christian beliefs. expected following recent sharp in­ The Dow Jones industrial average by police. donors was a male, 48, who was well when he gave was Gen. Oscar Humberto Mejia Mejia’s new regime may mean a creases in other interest rates. Econo­ fell 20.23 to 1.163.06 Monday, the lowest "Obviously I am quite disappointed with the blood. Later, the man developed AIDS and died, the Victores, 52, the defense minister and a stronger alliance among rightist Cen­ mists say the prime rate could climb to level since it closed at l,t56.64 on April verdict in this case," Stokes told reporters as he infection experts said. member of the “ old guard" of career tral American governments against 12 percent in the next few weeks before 13. The average of 30 blue-chip stocks left the courthouse with his family. "I have The doctors concluded that patients who receive officers who have dominated Guatem­ the leftist Nicaraguan regime. easing again later in the year. has dropped 80.63 points in the past two instructed my attorneys to take such legal action blood donations from individuals who later develop ala for nearly 30 years. In Nicaragua, the top Sandinista But presidential spokesman Larry weeks. as is necessary to completely vindicate me of the AIDS may represent a new high risk group. Until Army troops using tanks and mor­ leader acknowledged for the first time Speakes said: "W e would be hopeful Treasury bill yields went up again at charges." recently AIDS seemed to be limited primarily to male tars shot their way into the presidential Monday that a major military buildup this does not indicate a trend” the regular weekly auction in Washing­ homosexuals and intravenous drug abusers. palace and overthrew the government is occurring in his country. Speakes, echoing a view expressed ton. the third increase in the past "The likelihood that a clinically normal individual of Gen. Efrain Rios Montt, Guatema­ “ It is no secret nor is it a crime by the Treasury Department and the month. Crew claims ‘Nessie’ taping can transmit the disease is ominous,” they said. The la’s second coup in 17 months. At least Nicaragua is arming,” said junta Council of Economic Advisers, said the The government Monday sold S6 2 DRUMNADROCHIT, Scotland — An American possibility that AIDS can be transmitted by blood three people were killed. coordinator Daniel Ortega Saavedra. increase “ basically brings the prime billion in three-month bills at an team using equipment similar to burglar- transfusion or blood products is certainly serious." U P l p h o to A U.S. embassy spokesman in "The Nicaraguan people have the right rate into line with the recent rise" in average discount of 9..57 percent, up catching devices may have videotaped "Nessie,’ They recommended that close family members, if Guatemala City said Mejia was "prob­ to arm themselves for their defense.” market interest rates and charges paid from last week’s 9.36 percent and the the legendary monster said to inhabit the murky their blood is compatible with that of the patient, may Youngsters look at the still-burning after a night of rioting marking the 12th ably” aboard the aircraft carrier USS His comment came in response to by banks. highest since Aug. 9. 1982. waters of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. be the best donors in non-emergency situations. remains of a container truck that was anniversary of the introduction in the Ranger during the weekend with his journalists asking why he let the Soviet "The best way to keep interest rates They also said no patient with serious blood loss "Our videotape recorded something that could hijacked and set on fire late Monday in province of internment of suspected counterparts from El Salvador, Hondu­ ship Alexander Ulyanov, which the down is to keep inflation under control be it. We have suspicious, significant things on should be denied needed transfusions. The decision to ras and other rightist regimes in Reagan administration charged car­ by appropriate monetary and fiscal tape,” Erie Beckjord, director of the Crypto transfuse must, now as always, depend on the clinical the Twinbrook area of West Belfast. terrorists. Central America. ried war supplies, dock in Nicaragua policies," Speakes said. Stocks plunge Zoological Society, said Monday. condition of the patient. The spokesman said he was certain last week. Economists say the higher prime The Crypto Zoological Society, based in Seattle The doctors recommended a skeptical caution Mejia had been invited to visit the task Ortega said Nicaragua is “ the most rate and the rise in other interest rates to 4-month low Wash., is also involved in the search for Big Foot regarding blood transfusion until it is known how force, which was held off the Nicara­ harassed country in Latin Am erica,” wiil likely squeeze some of the steam Beckjord’s two-man team has been videotaping AIDS is transmitted and under what conditions. They Sober Ulster anniversary guan coast two extra days beyond its and because of the power of the United out of the robust economic recovery. NEW YORK (U Pl) - Banks raised in various locations around Loch Ness for the past said physicians should ask, “ Is this unit of blood really scheduled departure for the visit by the States "it has the right to look for arms "There's no question the economy is their prime lending rate for the first week. He said video recordings capture images needed?” defense officials. to defend itself or ask for arms for all going to slow down," said Washington time in a year and a half Monday and the eye misses. Riff and Manis said the probability that AIDS is a The spokesman would not speculate countries that want to send them.” economist Michael Evans, president of the already struggling stock market transmittable disease seems very strong, despite the whether Mejia had discussed his coup He said Nicaraguans are preparing U P l p h o to Evans Economics Inc. plunged to a four-month low. Firefighters relieved by rain fact that an infecting agent has not yet been identified. marked with arson spree plans in advance. to fight “hand to hand ... with the The real estate association, in a Analysts said they expeet prices to "Transmission can occur from apparently healthy In his first televised statement, massive participation of the people at GUATEMALA’S GEN. MEJIA statement issued Monday, said Con­ rebound soon but they don’t look for any individuals," they said. the hour of North American Heavy rainfall accompanied a new wave of BELFAST, Northern Ireland the memory of the practice still Mejia said the new government would gress and President Reagan have major improvement in stocks as long Some 2,000 cases of AIDS have been reported to the miles south of Belfast, Straban, 70 intervention. . . a member of the "old guard” thunderstorms in southern Idaho today, bringing (U P l) — Mobs of youths hurled clean up “ the virus of Marxism- “ failed to offer any hope that they will as interest rates remain at double-digit Centers for Disease Control. New cases are reported arouses bitter feelings. miles northwest, and in Newry, 40 some relief to firefighters weary after more than gasoline bombs and set fire to start solving the federal budget deficit levels. at a rate of about five per day. Disease fighters say the Police said a series of violent miles south of Belfast. a week of weather-related range and timber buildings and buses today in crisis anytime before the November The Dow Jones industrial average death rate is in the 60 percent range. incidents exploded across the A Land Rover in Belfast was blazes. rampages across Northern Ireland 1984 elections." skidded 20.23 to 1,163.06 Monday, the "Victims now include patients with hemophilia, province late Monday and con­ firebombed. In Londonderry, four A lightning storm accompanied by drenching to mark Britain’s introduction of Jack Carlson, chief economist for the lowest level since it closed at 1.156.64 on female partners of men who develop AIDS, and tinued into today. policemen leaped from their jeep Lawyers seek sex bias exemption rain in some areas Monday night helped internment for suspected terror­ Arsonists in Londonderry and with uniforms ablaze as the vehicle association, said. "Low er interest April 13. The loss was the worst since it possibly infants of mothers who abuse drugs," the fell 20.24 on June 28. firefighters gain an upper hand on some of the ists 12 years ago. Belfast set fire to dozens of was destroyed by a grenade and rates must be achieved if this recovery southern Idaho range fires. doctors said. By Barbara Rosewicz country. pressure to accept unacceptable lawyers as is to be saved.” The closely watched Dow average of buildings and a gang of masked gasoline bombing. Fire extin­ King and Spalding, where Carter admin­ But about 40 firefighters remained on the lines Police reported dozens of offic­ United Press International partners," Charles Morgan Jr. argued in But Speakes insisted Reagan has 30 blue-chip stocks, a 15.93 loser overall youths with gasoline bombs laid guishers saved the four from istration Attorney General Griffin Bell now , defense of the firm. of a 350-acre blaze in grass and juniper burning ers and civilians suffered minor siege to a police station in serious injury. pushed a fiscal program leading to last week, has skidded 80.63 the past WASHINGTON — A prestigious Atlanta practices, was sued by Elizabeth Hishon Morgan said law practices deserve to be about 50 miles south of Pocatello near the injuries but said there were no Coalisland, 30 miles west of When Britain instituted intern­ declining deficits. He dismissed the two weeks and 85.24 since hitting a Idaho-Utah line. law firm, accused of discriminating against when she was refused a promotion from an treated differently from every other kind of record high of 1.248,30 on June 16. Satellite ‘talked’ serious injuries or fatalities. Belfast. ment, savage rioting between rise in the prime rate as a short-term National Weather Service officials said heavy a female attorney, is urging the Supreme associate to partner, the post at which business, including other partnerships such Several analysts noted the market's British officials had mobilized Police and troops seated off Roman Catholics, Protestants and phenomenon that will not disrupt either rain along with 60-70 mph winds were reported in Court to create a special exemption for young lawyers gain a share of ownership as brokerage houses. recent slide is similar to the one exactly more than 20,000 security forces, major roads north and west of security forces broke out. Four­ the economy or the administration’s south-central Idaho near the town of Burley, lawyers from statutes against racial or sex and take on more responsibility with a firm. “The law treats lawyers separately a year ago when prices fell for eight to dying satellite including British army regulars, Belfast as youths seized buses and teen people died and some 300 economic policy. prompting them to issue a severfe thunderstorm bias in employment. At the time she filed suit, the firm had not because they are ’entrusted with a client’s consecutive sessions to a 27'-2-month part-time militia and police, in cars to build blazing street suspected IRA members ended up As an indicator of the recovery, warning Monday night for the counties of Idaho, “ Although not above the law, lawyers do had a woman partner in its 100-year history. confidences, aspirations, freedom, life low just before the bull market began. preparation for the anticipated barricades. in detention camps in one day construction of new housing units rose Cassia. Minidoka, Blaine and Power. By Al Rossiter Jr. violence. differ from other callings,” the firm of King Since then, two women have been promoted itself, properly and the very means of In the two hours after midnight, alone. to partner in the firm, which employs more UPl Science Editor Britain instituted internment — and Spalding argued in papers filed in the livelihood,"’ Morgan toid the court. police logged more than 500 In 1975, internment was ended as than 100 lawyers. imprisonment without trial — for high court Monday. The Justice Department and women’s Cosmonaut blames antenna gasoline bombs in Belfast and counterproductive. At its height, Two courts threw out Mrs. Hishon’s suspected members of the Irish Making an appeal for special treatment rights groups have taken Mrs. Hishon’s side Envoy starts new round WASHINGTON — NASA’s new data relay satellite Londonderry alone. There were 300 to 400 people suspected of lawsuit before the Supreme Court agreed to MOSCOW — A Soviet cosmonaut commander, has successfully "talked” to the dying Landsat 4 Republican Army on Aug. 9, 1971. for the law profession, the firm said its in the controversy testing the usage of Title running battles between youths Republican sympathies were in take it up to settle whether . a key in a rare public explanation, today blamed an satellite in a test representing a major step in the Internment was lifted in 1975 but secret decisions on which young attorneys V II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which bars and police in Downpatrick, 20 detention without trial. discrimination law covers secret partner­ antenna malfunction for forcing the crew of his effort to get the relay station ready for the next two to promote to partner should remain secret discrimination in employment on the basis of Mideast shuttle talks Soyuz T-8 eapsule to abort a mid-April docking space shuttle missions. and immune from sex and race discrimina­ ships as well as traditional employment of sex, race, religion or national origin. tion suits. relationships. Mrs. Hishon claims the law firm failed to with the Saiyut 7 space station. The test with the Landsat Earth-watching satellite By United Press International 80 percent of Lebanese territory. Ortandl family wants proof The case, which will be heard by the “ To defend the rights of American measure her by thesamestandards applied Commander Vladimir Titov and his two also boosted hopes of project officials that the relay "rhere was no official report on the Supreme Court after its new term opens in citizens, lawyers must be free from private to male assoit refused to promote her to cosmonaut crewmates blasted off April 20 for satellite may be able to salvage some high quality U.S. envoy Robert McFarlane, stym­ talks but western diplomatic sources October, could affect every law firm in the and governmental pressures, including the partner. what was expected to be a long-term space stay, ground pictures from Landsat before it runs out of ied in efforts to secure clear Saudi said they covered "new American but the docking failed and the crew returned to electrical power in few months. support for his bid to get foreign troops proposals. " Earth within 48 hours. Landsat 4 was orbited a year ago and since has out of Lebanon, took an unscheduled The sources said the proposals , In a lengthy article in the military newspaper, suffered a string of failures. It can only transmit Second kidnap note comes Anchorwoman awarded $500,000 damages sidetrip to Jordan today and held talks revolved around a staged Syrian and Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star), Titov said the images from a new Earth-scanner throqgh the relay with King Hussein. Palestinian withdrawal from Leban­ problem was that an antenna failed to open after satellite, and a series of broken cables has cut its solar Bv Phillip Pullella that could lead to releasing the name of the fam ily’s dog before its McFarlane met with Hussein and on's eastern Bekaa Valley to match the space capsule went into orbit. cell power output in half. United Press International Vatican messenger’s daughter, current pet and what Emanuela Jordanian officials in Amman after Israel’s planned pullout from the Shouf The antenna was responsible for measuring the The relay satellite itself has had difficulty. NASA who disappeared from a central used to do in bed before going to leaving Saudi Arabia fora new roundof mountains east of Beirut. distance and speed of the space station for an officials were close to giving it up for lost when rocket ROME — The family of 15-year- Rome street June 22. shuttle diplomacy aimed at breaking automatic docking. sleep. Craft says TV policy ‘hogwash’ In Beirut, the independent news­ failure left it tumbling in an abnormally low orbit old Emanuela Orlandi challenged However, the message raised the deadlock over the withdrawal of The family also asked for a tape paper An Nahar said McFarlane’s The crew, which included Gennady Strekalov after launch from the shuttle Challenger in April. a mysterious Turkish group today new questions because rather than Syrian and Israeli forces in Lebanon, and Alexander Serebrov, knew by the second of Emanuela reading a phrase six-hour meeting earlier this week in It was stabilized and finally reached its final to furnish proof its members are repeat demands of freedom for the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P l) - An­ The jury decided Metromedia frau- the Jordanian news agency Petra said. orbit that the antenna was stuck, Titov said. The from Rome newspapers this week Damascus with Syrian President Hafez stationary orbit 22,236 miles high in late June the kidnappers holding the girl for Turk, Mehmet Ali Agca, it said chorwoman Christine Craft says her dently told Ms. Craft she was being The news agency gave no further problem kept all three up the entire first night and a letter in which she copies a Assad concentrated on a possible Difficulties in testing it in orbit forced NASA to delay the release of the Turkish terrorist Miss Orlandi would be freed if the $500,000 damage award for being hired for her ability and would not have details on the unscheduled talks. aboard. phrase from one of the Syrian-Israeli troop disengagement the next Challenger flight by 10 days to Aug. 30 and the who shot Pope John Paul II. pope acknowledged the assailant to change her appearance. The jury Awaiting McFarlane in Lebanon was newspapers. demoted because she was too old and along the Beirut-Daniascus highway in important Spacelab mission four weeks to Oct. 28. The family message appeared was “ a human being.” unattractive demonstrates television’s also recommended the judge find the a deteriorating security situation in But program manager Ronald Browning at the which six occupying armies or militias central Lebanon. More protests in Japan on the day’s first television news But it demanded the statement The group’s first letter, received "hogwash” standards that make ap­ company guilty of sex discrimination. Goddard Space Flight Center said Monday the 2.5-ton waged separate battles. program in accordance with in­ be made on Sunday Aug. 7 — a day by the Italian news agency ANSA pearance more important for women Judge Joseph E. Stevens Jr. was The newspaper, quoting "western TOKYO — Japan marked the 38th anniversary Tracking and Data Relay Satellite passed a key test In the Saudi summer capital of Taif, structions received in a message before the letter was received. last week, said Emanuela would be newscasters. expected to issue his final opinion on diplomatic sources close to the negotia­ of the second American atomic bombing today when it successfully relayed engineering data Sunday McFarlane conferred with King Fahd signed by the “ Turkish Anti- The Orlandis called on the killed unless Agca, 24, the Turkish A judge still must decide if Metrome­ the sex discrimination claim no sooner tions, said McFarlane proposed that with a somber ceremony in Nagasaki and a between Landsat 4 and the control center at White late Monday. Saudi Arabia so far has Christian Turkesh Liberation abductors to tell their attorney, terrorist now serving a life sent­ dia Inc., former owner of KBMC-TV, than Aug. 19. Syrian and Israeli forces roll back 7 5 protest of the port call by a U.S. aircraft carrier at Sands, N.M. refused to state a clear position on the Front,” the second the unknown Gennaro Egidio, by telephone or in ence for shooting the pope in St. sexually discriminated against Ms. “ The (charge) I thought about most miles from both sides of the highway, a nearby naval base. Engineers now plan another series of tests with the group sent. May 17 U.S.-mediated Lebanese- a letter where and with whom Peter’s Square May 13, 1981, was Craft when it demoted her in 1981. was the sex discrimination," Ms. Craft allowing for the deployment of units Bells tolled and sirens waiied across Nagasaki Earth-watching satellite later this week. Browning Israeli troop withdrawal accord. The message softened demands Emanuela had dinner June 20, the freed by Oct. 30. A four-woman, two-man jury Mon­ said. “ That’s the most obvious.” from the multinational peacekeeping at 11:02 a.m., the moment 38 years ago when the said. If all goes well, he said the relay satellite could day decided Metromedia should give On the fraud issue Ms. Craft argued McFarlane’s Saudi visit had been force. world s second atomic bomb attack killed more transmit some images from Landsat to Earth. Ms. Craft *375,000 for lost pay and that her employers never intended to billed as an important step in Washing­ than 36,000 people in the southern port city. John McElroy, head of satellite services for the The newspaper said Israel was actual damages she suffered when she leave her appearance alone and all ton’s attempt to negotiate the withdra­ prepared to consider the proposal, but Fifty miles to the north, at Sasebo, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was removed from her co-anchor job along expected her to be “ made-over" wal of 30,000 Israeli, 40,000 Syrian and ceremony coincided with a protest march by which operates Landsat, said it is possible that the Syria has rejected it along with the May two years ago. The jury also decided at the urging of a Dallas consulting 10,000 Palestinian soldiers occupying 17 agreement. hundreds of pacifists and delegates attending the relay satellite will be able to transmit back some she should receive *125,000 in punitive firm. final session of the 1983 World Conference Against images from the new Earth scanner. damages. Ms. Craft, who had sought $200,000 in Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. But he said that would require a lot of power from Coming Thurs., August 18th... Ms. Craft, 38, said the trial was a actual damages and *1 million in The protesters called the arrival Monday of the Landsat, and he said there may not be time this week vindication of journalism and a con­ punitive damages, smiled as the to get ready for such an attempt. 51.000-ton Midway at Sasebo port "a challenge to demnation of the television consultant foreman read the decisions the jury our campaign,” Although the carrier is not Because of the Landsat 4 problems, the NOAA said And you’ll want to be In It! industry. reached after nearly , 10 hours of nuclear-powered, pacifists suspect its jet fighter- Monday it has moved up the launch of the second “ I ’m tired of the illusion of credibil­ deliberation. She bounded from the bomber contingent is capable of carrying nuclear remote sensing satellite in the series, Landsat weapons. The Herald’s Annual ity,” she said after the decision. “ There federal courthouse to talk to reporters, D-Prime, to early 1984 instead of July 1985 as planned. is no reason why you have to spend all using words like “ ecstatic” and "fan­ Engineers next week will prepare the relay satellite your time putting on false eyelashes.” tastic” to describe her victory. Star show coming this week for testing with the Challenger in orbit Aug 30 Ms. Craft had testified she was Ms. Craft said she was delighted to iH/’''' Successful completion of those tests is necessary to Manchester Area demoted because she was considered find out she was no longer "too old or URBANA. III. — A moonless night and the clear the way for the Right of Spacelab in the shuttle “ too old, too unattractive and not too unattractive" and “ would not have Columbia. possibility of an abundance of meteors should be deferential enough to mbn.” to hide my intelligence any longer." just the right ingredients to make this year’s U P l p h o to She said broadcast company officials Ms. Craft, on leave from her Perseid meteor shower a spectacular display, a Arts Tabloid interpret age lines and wrinkles as *25,000-a-year job at KE YT-TV in University of Illinois astronomer says, ANCHORWOMAN CHRISTINE CRAFT signs of experience in men, but in Santa Barbara, Calif., said she is ’’There’s a good possibility of a really good With special attention to Schools women, it means they are “ shopworn. I looking forward to going ahead with a show this year," said professor James B. Kaler. Drinks absolved . . . "tired of illusion of credibility" find that hogwash.” television movie. The Perseid shower, the best-known annual of Dance, Music, Theatre meteor shower, will be at its peak Thursday night and early Friday, Kaler said. Astonomerssay the of cancer link Groups, etc. shower should be visible throughout the United Newswomen praise jury decision States and other parts of North America. NEW YORK (U P l) — Coffee and alcohol have been Your advertisement In this very yeV"',0% Since there will be no moon that night, the absolved of a suspected link to pancreatic cancer, Perseid disjilay should look brighter. In addition, says the health expert who first linked smoking and timely supplement will not only By Deborah Wormser will be less communication. But I think the The amount of the award surprised he said, the number of meteors streaking across lung cancer more than two decades ago. United Press International suit opens up to the public how impersonal Denise Cannon of WGN-TV in Chicago but the sky may he greater than usual, he said. afford you the opportunity to No association between consumption of either this business can be.” Sve® If the sky is elondless. the best time for viewing she said the decision was long overdue. beverage and cancer of the pancreas was found in an support the Arts in our area, but One anchorwoman predicted an increase Mary Alice Williams, 34, vice president the shower will he around 3 or 4 a.m. Friday, epidemiologic study conducted by Dr. Ernst L. in management "paranoia” and a decrease “ I never thought she would win as much and principle anchor for Cable News as she did,” Ms. Cannon said. ’’She brought although good viewing will begin Thursday after Wynder and associates at the American Health also to advertise your upcoming in communication but newswomen gener­ dark. Network, said any fear the case might to the attention of the public something that Foundation’s Mahoney Institute for Health ally praised a jury ruling in favor of induce in management could evolve into Stargazers should look directly up in the sky Maintenance. fall registration schedule. anchorwoman Christine Craft as a big step should have been done a long time ago. commitment. “ She proved that women are true and a bit to the east for the best chance of seeing a However, the investigation, reported in the journal toward on-the-air equality. journalists.” meteor, he said “ Cancer Research,” confirmed a weak association COPY DEADLINE THURS.. AUG. 11th A jury Monday ordered Metromedia Inc., “ I think it will make station managers between cigarette smoking and cancer of the former owner of KMBC-TV in Kansas City. more cautious about who they hire and lola Johnson, 34, an anchorwoman for 13 Lincoln farm up for bids pancreas. They said this was similar to findings of Mo., to pay Ms. Craft, 38, *375,000 in actual more committed to who they hire," Ms. years — the last 10 at WFA A-T V in Dallas — ,y/e’ previous studies. For Your Space Reservation, Call The damages and *125,000 in punitive damages. Williams said. “ The American people have called the decision "wonderful." , , i o CHARLESTON. 111. —Only a handful of bidders The study compared coffee consumption of 275 male Ms. Craft claimed in her 11-day trial she knoyyn this is going on for a long time — that “ I think it means a great deal to women in fioe showed up near Charleston Monday for a chance and female patients with pancreatic cancer and 7,949 was unjustly demoted from a co-anchor to a is, the focus on women and cosmetics as broadcasting,” she said. "Too much to buy a piece of history— the only farm Abraham controls — persons without the disease. All of the reporter two years ago. She said a former opposed to men, and the lack of women emphasis is put on a woman’s age and Lincoln ever owned. subjects were interviewed. iianrljwtpr Hrralfi KMBC news director said she was “ too old, reporting on major events.” appearance and very little — if any — paid High bid Monday for the 30-acre tract was No differences were found between cases or too unattractive' and not deferential to to men. I think this will make news *87,000 from William Lassider of Palm Beach, controls either by amount or duration of coffee men.” Others saw the decision as a break­ directors and television mangagement in Fla., or $2,900 an acre. Ray Phipps of Springfield, consumption, Wynder reported. The subjects lived in Jane Akre, a co-anchor of the weekend through for women. Carolyn Long, co­ general think twice about firing someone.” 111., who owns the land, said he will consider the six cities. Advertising Department news on KTVI-TV in St. Louis, predicted the anchor at KARK-TV in Little Rock, Ark., Ms. Johnson said she was always thinking praised Ms. Craft’s bravery in pursuing the bids this week and make a decision later. The report from Wynder and associated scientists, case would mean “ a little more paranoia in of alternatives to what she is doing. Trutted Ja w tlta Slnc« T900 Nancy Hall and Marcia Polansky, said data also suit. Phipps said he was disappointed. management.” " I don’t think I ’ll be allowed to age •MMAMtnmr failed to show an association between alcohol 643-2711 “ They told her to her face why she was “ I ’m ecstatic,” she said. “ I sympathize gracefully like Walter Cronkite. Wrinkles MwichMIef. Conn 06040 Tol 643-2741 consumption and pancreas cancer. being let go instead of going behind her with her. It’s a good precedent. It took a lot and gray hair give men credibility,” she back,” Ms. Akre said. “ I ’m afraid the result of courage for her to do what she did.” said. “ But they spell doom for a woman.” b — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tue.sday, Aug. 9. 1983 — 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Police eavesdrop Alex GIrelll, City Editor Connecticut opmiON In Brief blamed in wave of murder ruling Jack Dog track investigated HARTFORD — The office of the chief state’s GOP struggles to find an issue Anderson attorney has decided to investigate Plainfield By Dennis MllewskI Greyhound Park for possible criminal activity, a United Press International Washington published report indicated today. cans contend that the Demo­ HARTFORD — The state Supreme Court has The Union Street Bridge the risk is that the project will Merry>Qo*Round The Hartford Courant said sources indicated seems suddenly to have sup­ be a success, despite the compli­ cratic majority sat back and did Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan may thrown out the 1980 murder conviction of a man on grounds the state police “ made a mockery” of his planted the conversion of the cations that surround it and nothing about the bridge until take the additional step of asking Chief Court the Mianus disaster in late Administrator Maurice J. Sponzo to appoint a rights by illegally eavesdropping on conversations Bennet building to apartments Manchester make it vulnerable to all with his lawyer. us the likely big issue of this manner of procedural snags. June, despite a state warning in grand jury to hear evidence. If McGuigan makes the request and Sponzo agrees. The Courant said, The high court Monday ordered a new trial in the year’s local election campaign. Spotlight Even Symth, its most severe the middle of 1978. case of Lari7 Ferrell after finding state police Their argument would be the grand jury would be the first ever involving For some reason, public criti­ critic, has never said it will not the dog track, which opened in 1976. illegally obtained evidence used to convict him in the stonger if it were not for the fact cism of the Bennet proposal By Alex GIrelli — City Editor work. He has said, in effect, that Jody acts In another gaming matter, state Auditor Leo V. November 1980 shotgun slaying of Dudley Olbrys. seems to have been confined to a is philosophically and finan­ that the machinery for contruct- Donohue has questioned the procedure being used ’ ’ Eavesdropping by the pol ice or thei r agents makes couple of outspoken opponents, cially a wrong use of a taxpay­ ing a new bridge has already be to pay for McGuigan’s ongoing investigation into a mockery of the right to consult counsel before being J. Russell Smyth and Robert er's asset. set in motion. Maybe it was done as hatchet possible “ skimming” of betting funds at jai alai interrogated,” the justices said in a strongly worded Samuelson. It just might prove to be as as soon as it could have been and frontons. and unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice John Speziale. The Republican Party has not advantageous to the town as its maybe not. To pay forthe jai alai investigation, $238,000 has Ferrell and Olbrys were both patrons in an East followed through on its initial hold over again a public hearing sion admitted, some privately, proponents say it will be. On the question of timing, the for Jimmy been transferred to mcGuigan’s office during the UPI photo last two years from the Division of Special Lyme bar when a dispute arose after the defendant charges that the Bennet plan for which there had been some not so privately, that they Or maybe the flaws in the Democrats might be vulnerable Revenue, the state agency in charge of legaiized “ blew a bird call in the bar,” the court said. inadequate notice. at that. was ill conceived. In fact it was were disconcerted by the new, Bennet plan, if it has flaws, will WASHINGTON — I ha ve come to gambling. Ferrell was denied his rights under both the state •S. Senator Christopher Dodd (D- A. Pawliszewski and Parliament What would add even more the lack of consistent Republi­ Only three appeared at that sudden, setback. But the Repub­ not show up for a long while. the sorrowful conclusion that and federal constitutions when police listened in and onn) welcomed at the Warsaw airport member B. Lipski after his arrival in can opposition to the plan that hearing, Samuelson, Smyth, lican Party did not rush forward Perhaps if the Republicans strength to the Republican Jimmy Carter doesn’t like me. tape recorded his telephone conversations with two by head of Foreign Ministry Department Warsaw today. brought about the rift that and a third citizen who is not in to make anything of it. keep siient now, they will be argument is a record of what Our relationship started off in Kero-Sun faces lawsuit defense lawyers and testified about what they heard, the high court said. separated Smyth from the Re­ the public eye, hardly an able in some future year to point initiatives the Republican mi­ the clouds but lost altitude rapidly. HARTFORD — A Japanese manufacturer of However, the Supreme Court found the evidence publican Town Committee and outpouring of protest. THE P LA N ’S foes have said back to Bennet as a historic nority on the Board of Directors There was one bright moment in kerosene heaters has sued Kero-Sun Inc. of Kent presented at trial, although tainted, was sufficient to Debt to U.S. will be topic from the party itself. As if to sweeten the political from time to time that many example of Democratic stub­ have taken to prod the Demo­ the White House when he said that I for $55. million, charging breach of contract. establish his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The The opportunity for attacking pot, at that very meeting a bornness and recklessness with crats into action. Toyotomi Kogyo Co. Ltd. claims in a lawsuit on knowledable people in town was a careful and conscientious defendant was convicted by a New London Superior ihe Bennet plan offered itself up second error offered itself up for There may be such a record. file Monday in U.S. District Court Kero-Sun have great reservations about public assets. reporter “ who always checks his Court jury and sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. violated the terms of an April 1, 1982, contract on a silver platter when a attack. the Bennet conversion. But if If so, the voters need to be facts.” The victim allegedly challenged Ferrell and the two with Toyotomi by refusing to pay for and take Dodd to meet with Poles mistake made it necessary for Some of those closely con­ that is so, they have been silent. BUT FOR NOW eyes are on reminded of it. It does not seem But sometime before his mourn­ men scuffled in a parking iot outside the bar before delivery to hundreds of thousands of heaters. the Redevelopment Agency to nected with the Bennet conver­ Maybe there is a risk. Maybe the Union Bridge. The Republi­ to have stuck in the mind. Ferrell allegedly took a shotgun from his pickup ful departure from Washington, Kero-Sun, the world’s largest supplier of truck. After several minutes, Olbrys was “ killed by a Carter had a change of heart. He kerosene heaters, had agreed to buy 1.9 million By Walter Wisniewski blast from the defendant’s shotgun.” Dodd, D-Conn., indicated he Gdansk to meet former Solidarity dumped on me three times on heaters and stoves between March 1982 and United Press International would meet today with Communist union leader Lech Walesa, who has Ferrell was arrested and taken to the state police An editorial national television; little brother March 1983 and another 1.5 million from April officials to discuss possible lifting barracks in Montville where he was read his Miranda spoken out against lifting the Billy assaulted me with barnyard 1983 through March 1984, the lawsuit says. WARSAW, Poland - Sen. Chris­ of the sanctions but said he was not sanctions. rights and given permission to call an attorney. Toyotomi claims Kero-Sun told it as of Dec. 31, topher Dodd wants to meet Com­ yet advocating lifting restrictions epithets; and their mama. Miss Two troopers allegedly eavesdropped on parts of 1982, it was unable to pay for 230,000 units munist officials to discuss the on Polish trade with the United If the United States ends its Lillian, wrote me a hate letter. the conversation and another the suspect had with a Toyotomi was ready to supply. At the same time, possibility of lifting American States. Now that Jimmy is back among second lawyer. ’ sanctions against Poland, Walesa You can call Kero-Sun failed to provide an estimate of its sanctions and allowing Poland said in an interview last week, “ It Dodd is the top U.S. official to the peanuts, his faithful surrogate, Both discussions were tape recorded by police and projected, purchases for the next year, as more time to pay off its huge debt visit Poland since martial law was will only lose a few more dozen Jody Powell, is carrying on the one trooper was allowed to testify later that Ferrell required by the pact, the suit claim. to Western governments. imposed Dec. 13, 1981. The govern­ billions of dollars ... (because) told an attorney, " I shot a man. I hod no other choice. attacks. He admitted recently on a Polish government officials, who ment of Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski without deep reforms and social him Solomon radio talk show that he still often He said he was going to shoot me three times. He said D o Jl have complained the Reagan ad­ lifted martial law last month. he had a .44.” support this system will not speaks for Carter. He has assailed High court upholds divorce ministration’s retaliation for mar­ He also set a meeting with become more efficient.” The second trooper testified at the trial that Ferrell me on a succession of TV talk tial law cost them billions of Cardinal Jozef Glemp, the Roman HARTFORD — A state Supreme Court justice said: “ I killed him.” Credit Lee MacPhail, pres­ trying to take advantage of a dollars in losses, said privately Catholic primate. shows. And lately, he has made me has dissented from a majority ruling in a divorce But Speziale said Superior Court Judge Daniei F. Arriving from West Germany they would welcome any Dodd also planned to travel late ident of the American technicality to steal the game the subject of a couple of discom­ case because he doubts the wife ca salvage her Spallone was wrong in allowing the trooper to testify Monday. Dodd said his trip was overtures. today to the Baltic seaport of League, with Solomonic wis­ away from Kansas City. forting columns. musical career, especially since .the “ harp has about privileged conversations when Ferrell had “ strictly non-partisan.” become a curiosity.” dom for his recent decision They were abusing the law, taken up “ the protective shield of Miranda.” JODY HAS A G IFT for straight­ Justice David M. Shea refused to join the high The high court took up defense ciaims that upholding George Brett’s 9th- just as a lawyer with a case court’s majority ruling Monday on a divorce forward deviousness; he can make prosecutors failed to prove Ferrell intended to kill inning home run in a game that is weak on its merits will decree involving a Norwalk couple disputing semi-facts and half-truths sound Olbrys because a ruling of insufficient evidence would against the New York zero in on purely technical property awards after 18 years of marriage. have resulted in acquittal rather than a new trial. 3 Q v e plausible and wrap political vilifi­ Yankees. Three justices agreed a state referee had “ The jury had before it evidence that the defendant aspects. cation in a press agent’s smile. sufficient evidence to support findings and The decision represents the The Yankees clearly knew took his gun out of his truck, loaded it with buckshot He does not deny his role as a awards in the January 1981 divorce of Victor G. and cocked it,” Speziale said, finding there was triumph of common sense before Brett came to the plate political guerrilla fighter. During Anderson and Betty Anderson of the Rowayton reasonable evidence to conclude Ferrell intended to and proper priorities over an that his bat was excessively one confessional, he admitted that section of Norwalk. kill the victim. excessively narrow, legalis­ tarred. They may have he had spread scurrilous false­ But Shea found the majority opinion Mrs. hoods against Sen. Charles Percy, Anderson can still make a living playing the harp tic interpretation of the law. known all game long, and an “ assumption” lacking any evidence she has R-Ill. And the other day, he What is more, MacPhail’s were just waiting for a potential earnings as a professional musician. pleaded nolo to a history of lies and Shea said he doubts she has ” a realistic % action took courage; the easy New grand jury critical moment. If the Yan­ deceit in behalf of the Carter thing to do would have been to C.I.A. prospect of supporting herself in a changed kees had exercised good faith cause^ musical world where a harp has become a uphold tlie decision of the and were genuinely con­ For those of us hampered by the curiosity” and said a new trial was warranted. game umpires, who declared cerned about keeping the ball inconvenience of reporting facts, gets Curcio case the home run invalid and clean — the only reason pine Jody’s accusatory technique is Metz keeps union position Brett out for using too much tar is banned is because it is difficult to cope with. He unlooses HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Supreme Court has pine tar on his bat. grand accusations, stretching the HAMDEN — Elwood L. “ Sonny” Metz Jr. has cleared the way for a second grand jury to consider a messy — they would have held on easily to his job as business manager of MacPhail pointed out that Commentary thin fabric of fact to fit his murder charge against Gustave Curcio of Stratford in raised the issue long before. exaggerations and distortions. local 478, International Union of Operating the 1981 gangland-style death of Frank Piccolo. the baseball rule book is Engineers, a post he has held 22 years. If MacPhail can be faulted He falsely and flagrantly ac­ In an unanimous decision Monday, the court Metz defeated his challenger, Ralph Gigliotti, ambiguous about the penal­ at all, it is for not fining or cused me, for example, of publish­ refused to consider a defense claim that Curcio, 32, 1,305 to 550, in an eiecion held Saturday. Union should not have to face a second grand jury ties for use of pine tar. While ing “disinformation,” based on suspending Brett for his members from throughout Connecticut voted at proceeding in the September 1981 death of Piccolo, excessive pine tar on bats is violent reaction to the initial A new, feisty group “ forged intelligence documents” the union hall in Hamden in the first eiection since described as the kingpin of organized crime in frowned upon, its use doesn’t umpires’ ruling. MacPhail and leaks from “ operatives inside Metz became business manager in 1961. Fairfield County. constitute “ doctoring” of should have made it clear the government;’’ He returned this The union, whose 3,000 members run heavy A Fairfield (bounty grand jury in February 1982 bats, a practice — like putting astounding indictment witjiout of­ equipment such as cranes and bulldozers on refused to indict Curcio for the shooting death of that belligerent actions — By Arnold Sawlslak policies in particular. Kerrey highway and building construction projects in the Piccolo. State’s Attorney Donald A. Browne sought to nails or cork in a bat — that is Reagan program, the 1982 Demo­ fering any evidence whatsoever. Brett charged the umpire United Press International circulated the letter and got about crats rebelled. When I pointed this out, his state, is a labor unit whose strikes have bought have a second grand jury consider whether to indict punished harshly. construction projects to r halt. Last month at M B H M ^ H and, had he not been res­ a dozen co-signers. No way, said Govs. Toney Anaya ingenuous response was: “ I must Curcio, prompting Curcio’s lawyers to seek interven­ 3535DW Millstone III, 3,000 workers in various trades The extra pine tar didn’t trained, surely would have WASHINGTON - The crop of Then the caucus of Democratic of New Mexico, Anthony Earl of admit, he has me there.” Proof? tion by the state Supreme Court. new Democratic governors elected governors, using a resolution honored a picket lined formed by 60 engineers. Browne said the decision clears the way for another give Brett an unfair advan­ assaulted him — have no Wisconsin, Michael Dukakis of Jody has none. It was up to me, he last fall gathered for the first time drafted by freshman Gov. James Massachusetts, Mark White of grand jury and he expects to seek an indictment of tage. He hit the home run fair argued, to disprove his allegations. place in baseball. iast week in Portiand, Maine, and Blanchard of Michigan as a Texas and Richard Celeste of Ohio. Bridge file probe starts Curcio in September. and square. He may have All in all, the pine-tar after three days, it became clear vehicle, accused the administra­ They were so aroused that Forged documents? He cannot cite Curcio has been free on $50,000 bond during the a single one. Mysterious opera­ csQve Me violated the letter of baseball drama provided a welcome that the class of 1982 is going to be tion of favoring the rich at the Blanchard began to talk about HARTFORD — The office of Chief State’s proceedings. Poiice have charged Curcio with law, but by no means did he heard from. expense of working people and offering the Democratic caucus tives? He has no idea who they are. Attorney Austin McGuigan has started investi­ murder, but under Connecticut law, he must be when you buy bit of mid-summer relief to The new Democrats obviously demanding deficit-cutting action. gating a document allegedly missing from the indicted by a grand jury before he can be tried on the violate its spirit. That’s in resolution to the full NGA, a move Incredibly, he wants me to supply one any size baseball fans, who have weren’t interested in the old that would have provoked a debate the forgeries and identify the state Transportation Department file on the charge. If the second grand jury refuses to indict essence what MacPhail heard too much lately about political dictum that freshmen WHEN THE FULL NGA as-y hot enough to boil a Maine lobster. falsifiers for him. Mianus River Bridge. Curcio, prosecutors could try him on a lesser charge. ruled. contracts and cocaine. The elected officials should be seen but sembled, Blanchard said he did not ' That prospect so alarmed the McGuigan said Monday the investigation Piccolo was shot to death Sept. 19, 1981, by two not heard. Intend to offer his resolution (it began Friday at Transportation Commissioner J. masked gunmen while using a public telephone at M The Yankees, who pro­ NGA establishment that the lead­ THEN HE WANTS the National > eonaumvf purchumg D>«na <•1*0 m daductad kom ma daafa< i 'oiarf taax«g prica Tiy* coupon may not ea Brett drama was a controv­ This group was both, and before required a three-fourths vote even ^ '•P'0()uc«d tna It non ut ~~ »"ad 10 any pafton or >xm pro> to tiora 'odampion The contuma> muti pay any taiat la . ers yanked the issue off the floor William Burns’ request. ” I think Commissioner Main and Jewett streets in Bridgeport, authorities , TOTHCO fAUI . . 1 at om apam tor ladanption of ttut coupon upon compMncawrfh me OENE h AL CONDITIONS tested the home run and got News Council to step in. Fine. 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That no Ccxpm ronrOurtomontt aia npi to 00 MduOM (rom Pioclei 6 QwrOs n^ocot fWKst U oMVvo the initial umpire’s ruling tion summer conference was over expression from the group on the. made the accusations; he should McGuigan said investigators have a copy of the DITtONS kx p«op« ladompaon may. ai in* option ol Procla« « Oamplt. an coupona tuttruiiod lot roMWiamam ana ir«y m«, o« r-. that took place on the playing was a relief to the old-timers, but it ■nodatp'optiiyolP'ocioi i(«amOiONirfnouipaynion( VDu'p'QportT reoeotned and ideniifiod eouponi wii Be accaptad loi ia>t«>u>«a«nant F); the rookie Democrats had served prove them. That’s an elementary •f A tutmMiad ii duaetty Byty mema 'adaanung latarfaitatarfa* o> 2i itwougntrwouon a tynoOa> oi am Caiirfcaia of AuiruMm.au ( C a s ? }? nurtured bipartisanship may be in It was suggested that the NGA’s LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE Said White of his NGA col­ him present his evidence to any section of the bridge gave way. O ’Neill kicks off PROCTER & GAMBLE- STORE COUPON 073960 I ! for some significant stress tests in earlier budget statement be "reaf­ leagues’ performance; “It seemed jury of editors. I await the verdict But he said the original copy of those notes, m the near future. firm ed," but when several Repub­ to be indecisive at best. They have with bemusement. reportedly filed with the department, have not The NGA is designed to keep lican governors tried to turn that been found. a name for it in Texas and some A lesser impresario than Jody either -party from using it as a into an implied endorsement of the call it a steer.” new court work partisan forum or power center Powell, having unloosed accusa­ tions that he cannot possibly back O ’Neill firm on budget and its leaders, whether Demo­ By Susan E. Kinsman cratic or Republican, usually are up, would have retreated into HARTFORD — Gov. Wiiiiam O’Neill is making United Press International Berry's World moderates in both action and silence. But Jody merely turned up no apologies for asking state agency heads to ideology. In the past, activist the steam in his calliope. scale their budget requests to the inflation rate HARTFORD — The speeches have been made and governors such as Nelson Rocke­ In a subsequent grand accusa­ next year and keep the lid on spending. the ceremonial shovels replaced by heavy construc­ feller or Jerry Brown would try to' tion, he seized upon a single O’Neill was criticized Monday by Rep. Jamie tion equipment so work can begin on a $24 million use NGA for their own purposes,! sentence buried deep in a No­ McLaughlin, R-Woodbury, for waiting too long. criminal court complex on Lafayette Street. become enmeshed in the organiza­ vember 1980 column of mine and "Why didn’t he do that this past year instead of Gov. William O’Neiil and Chief Justice John A. tion’s gluey procedures andsimply calling for the largest spending increase in our Speziale threw shovels of sand Monday as more than give up. announced that this, too, was wlh the SPECIAL “ disinformation.” It was taken, he state’s history at a time when the inflation rate 100 lawyers and state officials stood on the dusty lot in That may happen eventually has been heid under four percent?” declared triumphantly, from still melting heat for afternoon ceremonies marking the -^.COUPON BELOW with the new Democrats, but in McLaughlin said the request “ lacks any real official start of the project. another “ forged document.” And Portland they obviously weren’t; credibility based on the governor’s past record on “ And you thought being governor was easy,” ready yet to accept a passive role. this time, he wouldn’t have to state spending.” O’Neill quipped as he repeated the gesture several depend on me to produce the O’Neiil said “ inflation has taken its toll on all times, joined by other key figures in the construction THE NGA advertised the theme forgery. “ I ’ll make a copy of the expenses and I ’m asking commissioners to hold project designed to upgrade the state’s criminal of the Portland meeting would be forged document available...,” the line. If I’m criticized for saying that, so be it,” justice system. 3536DW economic development, but having ■Jody boasted. ’The courthouse will provide the Hartford-New struggled to reach agreement last The incriminating sentence he Suspect seeks release Britain judicial district with 13 new courtrooms, a winter on a federal budget and tax hearing room, staff offices and a two-level parking policy, did not plan to speak cited mentioned a CIA estimate that 60 percent of the hostages HARTFORD — Wilmer Paradise Jr., one of garage for more than 500 cars. further on that subject. three suspects in a 1974 Enfield slaying, has Speziale said the groundbreaking represented ” 18 would die in Jimmy Carter’s It might have made that stick,, compiained in Hartford Superior Court that state long years of planning and determination.” sQve attempt to rescue them from except for Vice President George prosecutors are holding him in prison despite last “ With this building comes a renewai of our Ayatollah Khomeini. when you buy Bush, who keynoted the meeting week’s dismissal of the capital felony case. commitment to give to the people of the Hartford-New REDEEM with a speech declaring that the Jody shrewdly deleted the first Assistant State’s Attorney Edward F. Spinella Britain Judicial District, and to all of the people of one any size president’s economic program had five words of the sentence, because said the state only wants to ensure that Paradise Connecticut, the best judicial system possible,” the THIS restored prosperity and calling for these words made it clear that the and the other suspects attend future court chief justice said. COUPONi L COIMUMiW: CAUTKMI Oon I ampadwt you> dfaW by aakmg u >adaam coipant minotA maamg iha 'Odu«ac> <0 n The words Jody left out described O’Donneli to release him on a written promise to Morgan Street courthouse will no longer be used as a .i^taniad ^ Ml be 'taxthiriad fet me taco «aiua of iTut coupon o< ■' coupe k '•rf*<*''tamanu a>a nof u Da daduciad 'torn P'Ocia'4 surpassing subtlety and in fact appear in court while the state appeals the Superior Court, Also, all criminal matters will be ^ ^ pfopai fodanpaon may, ai the opwm o' Ptocfat 4 Gam(M yoP at coupont i the CIA estimate as informal, and taiafnad at pfopatty o< Ptociof 4 Gantrfa wattoui payment vou>D>opa»y >adaamadancii3amrfia------, could have been delivered at any dismissal of a capital felony murder charge heard in the new facility, creating more room in the k OVN 'Ittemaieo ii facaepy by me radaamm tatoaet a 3< mmugn a noidat o' om Cacaia ot Aumotrfy Soom.ttK>n o> wnaumonfaci S I _ the next sentence added that other Republican fund-raising dinner. against him. In response, the state asked Washington Street courthouse for civil cases. k ’sSSKsisrcSisi « n'"’ s e f n iiir M A . M . CIA analyste disagreed with the E LIW T ONE COUPON PEN PURCHPSC O’Donnell to set a $100,000 bond for Paradise’s O’Neill said the groundbreaking was “ a symbol of 3 It irritated a number of gover­ estimate. release. the tremendous progress our state has made in recent PROCTER & GAMBLE- STORE COUPON 073960 nors, but it was one of the freshmen "No wonder I can’t remember how we handled UP) photo As it happened, eight Americans O’Donnell said he would rule early next week on years in our entire judicial system.” Democrats, Robert Kerrey of the gender gap when / was governor. There died in the Iranian desert before the bond request for Paradise, and a separate Ground will be broken in New London next month Nebraska, who sat down and wrote the rescue attempt got off the state request involving Brian E. Ellis, another for a $7.7 million addition to the New London wasn't any!" a scorching letter to Bush, lam­ George Bush aroused the Ire of some of the governors suspect in the slaying. courthouse. New court facilities will be dedicated in basting the administration in gen­ when he gave a pro-administration speech on the ground. No one really can be sure September and October in Norwich and Danbury IS ■< eral and its economic and foreign how many would have died If the economy, one of the sore topics for the state leaders. O’Neill said. mission bad not been eberled. .save 7 o<» 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aufi. 9. 1983 -_9^ Tuesday TV New Enslond O Area towns her awsathsart’s Me. Sam Wataf- 6:00 P.M. 8 ) ** Soleded Serie dramatica. ■WaVa*a%SWa>V 8 - indopondont Network 8 - MOVIE: 'Up Patfaeopa' A In Brief Libertad Lamarque. Nowa Navy Lieutenant is onlarad to got ston, Jenny Aguttar. CID C D C D ® ( S ® - Naws ® - Entertainment Tonight 8 -N ig h t a l k special photomaphs on a Ja­ 8 - DsapedMa Andover S ) ' TtwM'a Company Tu e sd ay @ ) - Busirtess Report panese controTlad Island. Jamas 1:15 A.M. Glenn seeking labor vote CD - 8.W.A.T. 10:45 P.M. Gamer, Edmond O'Brian, ArKbs Bolton /Coventry 8 - ESPN'a Sporttforum G D - Lavama ft Shirlay ft Co. 7;30P.M. 8 - Raportar 41 Martin. 1959. BOSTON — Sen. John Glenn says he’ll GD - PM Magazine 8-Nightiina 8 - MOVIE; 'Sunday m tl(p campaign actively for the labor vote despite a & - MOVIE: OragofY’s Qiri' 11:00 P.M. Country' Three criminals are cap­ - All In the Family "lik ely” decision to­ An awkward teOnagar falls in love CD CD (D CD8 8 8 -Naws 12:00 A.M. tured by a farmer who takas jut- with the first female member of Linda Lavin stars as a nurse day by the AFL-CIO CD - Muppat Show CD - M*A*S*H G D ** Saturday Night Live tics into Ns own harKfs. Ernaft Ns h i^ school soccer team. Gor­ who Is dedicated to treating the Borgnina, Michael J. Pollard. Executive Council don John Sinclair, Dee Hepburn, CD - Family Feud 9 - Radto 1990 Today's pro­ Defense moves for dismissal terminally ill to help them take C D - To Ba Annouocad Rated R. Jake D'Arcy. 1982. Rated PG. Q D -N a w s gram looks at the hottast' trands to endorse a Demo­ control o( what is left of their GS-OddCoupIs and performars in tha world of cratic presidential G S - USA Cartoon Express (32^ *■ Top Rartk Boxing from 1:30 A.M. lives In A MATTER OF LIFE 8 - SportsCsntsr entartainment. Atlantic Chy. NJ CD - Tom CoMa Show primary candidate G S ~ Lot God Love You AMO DEATH, which will air 8 - MOVIE: 'Night Shift' A 8 - Consumer Reports Consu­ 9 - MOVIE: 'The Bed Seed' A in October instead 1 8 - Buck Rogara mild-mannared auparviaor runs a C D - Chloo and tha fifian mer Reports answers key ques­ Tuesday. Aug. 9 on CBS. melicioua chikJ'a inherited evH of December. Judge still considering budget suit call girl ring from the city morgue. 8 - Indapandam Nstwodi 8 (B ) - Reading Rainbow tions about everyday products. CHECK LBTItKJS FOR EXACT TIME causes tha death of aavaral pao- Henry Winkler. Shelley Long, Mi­ plo. Nancy KaNy, Patty McCor­ News The earlier date 8 - Raportar 41 8 > Sports Look chael Keaton. Rated R. mack. Henry JonM. 1966. 8 - Sporta Probe was requested by beyond the scope of its investigative held. The vote against the petition was 8 - M*A*S*H (S I - House Calls garding the procedures by which the ©lasSCompukig G 9 * Hot Spots Tonight's pro­ 9 - Newanight 8 - NBC Nawa Overnight ' former Vice Presi­ By Kathy A. Garmus powers. "a complete rejection of popular will," 6:30 P.M. ® - Crossfire gram features 'Johnny Van dent Walter Mon- Herald Correspondent 1983-84 budget of $7.2 million was sndt* from Tha Point After, Or­ 12:15A.M. 8 -W H d . WHd West “ The Elections Commission is basi­ Cohn said. CS) - Robin's Most (8 ) - M*A*S*H 2 dale, a favorite son adopted. lando FL; (60 min.) G 2 " BUBards: Women’s WorM 1:45 A.M. The president of the taxpayers’ cally a fraud-investigating body estab­ “ If the citizenry cannot say at a CEl - CBS Naws ( 8 (6 ) - MacNeil-Lehrer Invhatkmal This show praaenta of labor whose lead VERNON — The fate of the state point, 'we want an adjourned town 8 - SporttCantsr association, Thomas Brainard, filed a lished to ensure elective integrity," she G 9 - Barney MINar Report the Wooten's World Invitational has slipped in some lawsuit against the town of Coventry meeting, we've taken all the steps,' G 9 - Festival of Faith 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Dear complaint with the commission after said. “ The commission is without G S ~ ESPN'a Sportsforum - Chespirito Sene comica. 7- 6all Championship from the polls. over adoption of its budget remains how can an adjourned town meeting Roberto Gomez Bolanoe, Florinda 9 1 * Honeymooners Playboy Club, Atlantic City, NJ. Hunter* Three men's Mvaa ara af- the budget was adopted at a May 13 jurisdiction to decide on the propriety 8 - Jewish Voica Meza, Ruben Aguirre. (60 min.) factod by tha trauma of tha Vial- “We were told unresolv^. Tolland County Superior of matters that took place in a town occur?" he asked. 8 - Prime News 9:00 P.M. ple's aid in sniffing out a drug S ) - Sports Tonight town meeting. Resiilents at the meet­ 8 8 - NBC Naws - Match Game smuggling ring. (R) (60 min.) nem War. Robert OeNiro. Meiyl that the decision Court Judge Eugene T. Kelly Monefay meeting.” However, Ms. Webb said that be­ 8 8 - Me)or Lsegus 12:30 A.M. Streep. John Savage. 1979. ing hade voted against a 345-signature 8 - Untamed World (D - MOVIE: 'Death Of AdoH (C lo s^ Captioned) ( 9 - Pelicule: 'M l Eapoea y Is was going to be heard arguments on a defense motion cause the vote at the town meeting did 8 - Bwnuy Millw Bseebeii: Toranto at New York/ HMar' Otra’ CD - AU In the Family Rated R. petition calling for a referendum on the However, Kelly dismissed the exam­ 8 - Notidato Nacional SIN or Loe Angeles at Cincinnati CD - Nine on New Jersey made in D e - to dismiss the case, but said he would ple of the 1981 complaint as irrelevant, not involve a machine or ballot vote, it 8 - Paopia'i Court CD - Tbs IMarv Shmv 9 - Twilight Zbne C D ~ Hfiary Hartman, Mary budget. Instead, the budget submitted Noticias nacionales con GulHermo G D * Independent Network 2:00A.M. c e m b e r,’ ’ Glenn not rule on the motion until he has had did not conform to the definition of a 8 - MOVIE: 'Noefaratu: Tha (S ) - Business Report Hartman by the Town Council was adopted and a noting that while no formal hearing Restrepo. 8:00 P.M. Vampyra' The sad. tender parts CD - MOVIE: 'A Matter of Ufa News CD - CBS Nawa Nightwatch said Monday. "A d ­ time to study the briefs filed by both •nd Death* A dedicated nurse C D - McMIHan mill rate was set based on that vote. was held in that case, the commission referendum as outlined in state 8 - MOVIE: -Tha King of Jazz' CD CD - On th« Rood w/ Kuratt of Dracula's personality are por­ O - 2nd Annuel Legendary C D - MOVIE: 'The Baridays of vancing it would parties. statutes. TNa lively musical is complete trayed. Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Ad- treats the terminalty ill with 11:15P.M. CD-NIghtUna did hold such a hearing in the present CD - PM Mogazino hor>esty and respect, helping Pocket Billerde Stare This show Broadway’ A popular pair df only be for the ad­ ' Kelly, reached by telephone in his with blackout gags, vaudeville iani, Bruno Ganz. Rated PG. Broadway performers bnMk up Following a hearing on the com­ case and determined that the alleged CD 8 - Ona-Half Hour them to take control over what ia features Irving Crane vs. Cowboy 8 - NFL's Qrsatsst Momants: CD - CNN Nswi vantage of one par­ chamber following^the 40-minute hear­ turns end Gershwin's 'Rhapsody 1979. Jimmy Moore. (60 min.) 'Bsat Evsr Rumtata' through quarreling only to find out Sen. John Glenn plaint, the Elections Commission ruled violation was within its jurisdiction. “ There’s no question that if the town in Blue'. Bing Crosby, Paul White- Comody Hour left of their lives. Linda Levin. Sal­ 8 - D. Orysdala'a BaaabaN ticular candidate.” ing on the motion, said he would issue a (S i - Oraat Railway Joumaya ome Jens.fGail Strickland. G9 - Sunday at the King's how much thew need each other. The commission, which is empo­ meeting was adjourned and submitted man, Jeanette Loff. 1930. CD - MOVIE: King Rat' An USA Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Os­ in June that rejection of the petition at ® - MOVIE: 'First Monday In House 11:30 P.M. Glenn accepted the endorsements of Congress­ ruling "as soon as I can,” but was wered to investigate complaints relat­ to a machine or ballot vote, then the 8 - Jaffarsons American corporal is despised by CD ® - Thraa's Company 8 8 - 1983 World car Levant. 1949. the town meeting violated section 7-7 of a British marshal for wealth Octobar' The frst female U.S. Jack beta Janet and Terri that he 09 ‘ Star Trek CD - Hawaii Fiva O men Nicholas Mavroules and Brian Donnelly, unable to be more specific. ing to elections and referenda, is Elections Commission would have had 8 - ABC Naws Supreme Court Justice engages Chemplonahipa of Track ft C D - Tom Cottia Up Cloaa the state statutes, which allows resi­ gained by trading with the enemy. can do without romance for a (S ) * Freemen Reporta CD - Stanky and Hutch Field Today's program featuraa D-Mass. But he and his campaign staff were in The attomeap’#^'' the state, who had precluded from investigating matters jurisdiction, " she said. 8 -D r . Who George Segal. Tom Courtenay, in a battte-of-the-sexes with art- week. (R) (Closed Captioned] G C ‘ Joa FrankHn Show Boston mainly to keep tabs on a meeting of the originally h on ^ for a ruling on the dents of a municipality to submit an other member of the court. Jilt & - MOVIE: 'Secret C D -O ubicv the men's and women's 800- that occur at a town meeting by section James Fox. 1965. G D -R o oM aa item to a referendum if 200 or more 7:00 P.M. Clayburgh. Walter Matthau. Ber­ 8 - Jim Bakksr Policemen's Other BeN' The meter races, the women's high council. motion on Mumay, said he was not A RULING favorable to the state (33) - MOVIE: 'Almost Summer' CD - Rockford FHaa jump end the men's 1,000-mater residents so petition. The matter was 9-1 of the statutes. Ms. Webb argued. C£ - CBS News nard Hughes. 1981. Rated R. 8 - Ufalina 'Dr. WIHIsm Wat- Monty Python troupe stars in - Australian Rules Footbaft The 35-member council was scheduled to vote disturbed by the latest delay in a case High school students plan their son Morgan.' Morgan, a dedi­ C D -S a k it race from Helsinki, Finland. (60 then referred to the state attorney That section, in which a referendum is “ would be the first strike against the ® - MOVIE: 'Edward Tha highlights from two live psdorm- (39* Mutual Life Benefit Opan on whether to reverse its decision last year to which was oidginally scheduled to C D 8 - M*A*S*H prom and plot the election of their cated country aurgeon. treats a ance benefit shows. Pete Town- ® - Honsymoonars min.) general’s office, which promptly filed defined, specifically excludes town Home Rule Act, " Ms. Webb told Kelly. school president in this film about King' Coverage of tha men's tennis fkjh order the AFL-CIO’s 96 member unions to begin last month. 3 ) - Muppat Show number of child patients. (60 shend, John Cleese. Jeff B ^ . Alfrad Hitchcock 8 - More Real People ala la praaented from South Or­ suit against the town, seeking a meetings from the definition. The act, which allows municipalities to growing up in southern California. ( 0 - Nova 'Sixty Minutes to min.) 1982. Rated R. withhold any presidential endorsements until this " I think the case is still moving CD - ABC Naws 1978 Meltdown.' Tonight's program 8 - Crosafin ange. NJ. (3 hra.) mandamus, or permanent injunction, ’’Clearly, this was a vote taken at a adopt their own charters, was intended 8 - fifacNaN-Lahrar Raport December, the latest they can sign up Tabor along,” said Henry Cohn, assistant C D -V a g a t chronicles the minute-by-minute 8 8 - Tonight Show John­ 12:45 A.M. (9 - Sunday at tha Kkig'a against future violations of the statute. town meeting,” she said. to promote self-government at a local 8 - MOVIE: Tha Music Man' 9:30 PaMa House delegates in Democratic primaries and caucuses. attorney general. Although he said G£ 8 - Alics A fast-talking traveling salesman sequence of malfunctions and 8 - 2 4 H o r a a ny's guana are Itzhak Psfiman 8 - American FamNy level. mistakes at Three Mile Island four 3 ) ® - 9 to 5 Vidat. Doralee Ravialtsd 'The Louds-Tan Years Glenn said he met with AFL-CIO President Kelly gave him no indication of when a 8 - SportsCantar promises to organize a boys' and Judy battle distractims in or- 8 - M OVIE: 'Tha Qanian of and Martina Navratilova. (60 2:30A.M. “ THE ELECTIONS Commission WHEN ASKED by Kelly if he agreed " I f the adoption of a town budget is band in River City, Iowa. Robert years ago. (R) (90 min.) [Closed Tha FInzI-Cantinia' A Jawish fa- min.) Later.' Past and present footage Lane Kirkland for about an hour to discuss Lane’s ruling on the motion would be made, he G S - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ Captioned] de' to complete the company's C D - CBS News Nlgfitwatab lacks subject-matter jurisdiction,” that the contested vote took place at a not a local matter, then I don’t know Preston, Shirlay Jortea, Buddy mily lives in paradise until the 8 - MOVIE: 'Chssoh and shows the changes in tNs fami­ said he expected it to take alMut a gram looks at the hottest trends annual report on time. (R) ly's life. JIP ‘‘concerns” about the endorsement. “ I don’ t town meeting, Cohn responded affir­ what is," Ms. Webb said. Hackett. 1962. forces of fascism thrssten to Chong's NIca Draams' Two ica week. The decision will be mailed to said attorney Sharon Webb, who and performers in the world of 8:30 P.M. (S> - Gabriel y Gabriela change thek Uvea forever. Domi­ 8 - Croaaflra think it (the endorsement) is likely to come in my matively, but said that the defense was Should Kelly rule against the motion entertainment. G 9 - Mutual Ufa Banafh Opan cream vendors tty to earn enough 1:00 A.M. direction,” he said. both parties, Cohn said. argued the motion for the defense. Coverage of the men's tennis fin­ C D C D - Our Times w/ Bill (G ) - LifeUne ‘Dr. WiUiam Wat­ nique Sarute, Helmut Berger. cash to Bchievs their fondest 8 - S a w l t c had Although McGee was present, he “ truncating the issue.” for dismissal, a hearing on the O - Hour of Power son Morgan.' Morgan, a dedi­ 1971. Rated R. C D - Sanford and Son als is presented from South Or­ IMoyara tJraami. Cheach Marin, Thomas 8 - PDH SNvars Cohn said that because the statutes mandamus would then be granted. 0 - Hogan'a Heroes cated country surgeon, treats a Chong. Siscy Keach. tBBt. C D - Hogan's Haroas THE MOTION for dismissal was presented no arguments. ange. NJ. (3 hrs.) C D - Carol Bumatt and Friends ( 9 • That's Hollywood give the Elections Commission the While Cohn originally considered seek­ (S ) - Moneyline number of child patients. (60 Rated R. C D - World Vision Special 2:45 A.M. Cancer suit verdict upheld In a similar complaint lodged in 1981, - Camp Maatktg USA ^ 8 - Joania Loves Chachi min.) filed July 18 by lead defense counsel ing a temporary injunction against 10:30 P.M. 8 - fiAOVIE: 'Joumay out c l Ms. Webb said, the Elections Cominis- power to investigate any complaint ( 8 - News & - MOVIE: 'M y Oariing ChacN's stepfather's perfect fa­ “ MOVIE: 'Qas' A reporter 8 - TwMIglit Zofis Palm er McGee. He claimed that the C D - Naw Jaraay Paopla stkI a DJ attempt to expose a OariuMaa' A young conatabis BOSTON — The Massachusetts Appeals Court “ pertaining to...any referendum," it implementation of the budget at the Clamantina A singer's unrequit- mily holiday turns sour when ov- 10:00 P.M. 8 - Sports Lock sion dismissed the complaint, saying 8 - Sneek Previews Co-hosts schams to drive up fuel prices. and Ns guids search for an AbcrF has upheld a jury’s award of 0400.000 in damages state Elections Commission, on whose start of the town's fiscal year on July 1, Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons ted love for Doc Holliday ia told. eryona gets stranded in the C D -N e w s G S - Nawa that to have investigated it would have was correct in investigating the vote Dooald Suthertand. Susan An- 8 - MOVIE: 'Sweet WINam' gina tribatman warned for mur. recommendations the state filed suit take a look at 'Staying Alive.* Henry For>da. Linda Darnell. Vic­ snow. (R) (Closed Captioned| 8 - Inaida Boxing to a woman and her son after the woman’s breast taken at the town meeting, since the he said he expected the case to be heard CD 8 - Hart to Hart The Harts' spach. Sterling Heyden. 1961. A young English woman discov- dar. against the town, lacked the jurisdic­ required the commission to interpret 'Class' and 'Jaws 3D.' tor Mature. 1946. 8 - Sabor Latino dog, Freeway, comes to the cou­ cancer was misdiagnosed, spread to her brain purpose of the meeting was to deter­ soon enough so that the state would not 8 - Buainoaa Roport Reted R. srs that she Is not tha only love in 8 - MOVIE: 'Tattoo' tion to investigate a complaint by the section 7-7, as well as the Home Rule and became inoperable. Act. which would have clearly been mine whether a referendum would be have to “ seek injunctive relief." The panel said Monday the trial judge erred in Coventry Taxpayers Association re­ SO I THOUSHi: HEV, THE RE^T OF VO O - TAKE A LOOK ' WHERE WOULD granting a request by the two physicians assessed AT THIS BEFORE YOU THIKIK HOW for damages that the award be struck down, THERE EE A EETTER eREAT OUR NEW &TAR I&. BRIDGE ASTRO PLACE IN L.A.TD RUN because there was insufficent evidence to EUT THE ^UM^BT S A Y I T conclude any malpractice occurred. S T R IP CTA questions Coventry’s legal counsel 7 l & N T 6 0 i GRAPH The decision reinforced a Middlesex Superior E A & y .. Using rule of 11 Court jury's verdict awarding $307,700 to Gena Glicklich of Brookline, and $92,275 to her son, COVENTRY — Charging that the certified copies of correspondenece minority vote required to adjourn the THE PACKAGE of revisions, drafted by the nine-member Charter Revision lead of the six of hearts, Evren Celimli. present town charter has been circum­ between individuals other than meeting, the CTA said the scenario in Commission, was unanimously fourth best of his longest Ms. Glicklich was 40 at the time of the February vented, the Coventry Taxpayers Asso­ McCarthy and Lamont, a situation which two "n o" votes against the adopted by the Town Council on July 6. NORTH 8-9-83 suit. East plays the 10, and 1981 trial; her son was 9. Neither can collect the ciation Monday night voted to request which has hampered Lamont in advis­ budget spell its adoption diminishes the «QJ3 South wins with the king. ‘Blrthdagr money until the appeals process is exhausted, greater accountability of the town’s ing the town. voting power of residents. The CTA plans to invite both Peter L. V73 South enters dummy with according to Mary Squiers, an attorney for Ms. involvement with legal counsel. Another revision would clearly give Halvorson, chairman of the Charter ♦ QJlOtSS a spade, leads the queen of August 10,1M3 Glicklich. By a unanimous vote, the CTA “ You just can’t have several differ­ the Town Council the right to hire Revision Commission, and Dorothy K. A as diamonds and lets it ride. Through your own clevernew agreed to send a letter to the town ent parties contacting the town attor­ additional attorneys as deemed neces­ Wilmot, the commission's lone dissen­ WEST EAST There is no reason for West and mental elforts you can find treasurer requesting copies of all legal ney all the time,’ Brainard said. sary. The CTA favors the use of one ter on the revisions, to present their 4962 410 875 to take bis king right away several new ways to add to Rhody overhaul8 agency billings and payments made since Jan. The charter intended the town town attorney to represent the town in views at the forum. VA9854 VQJIO so he holds off. The jack of your resources this combig 1,1982, when the present Town Council manager to act as the sole liaison all legal matters. At Monday night’s meeting, the year. Use your ideas Instead of PROVIDENCE. R.I. - State officials today THE SPAD CAN OUTCUM B B U T K EEP y o u r / R IG H T.' ♦ K74 48 diamonds is led next, and group also endorsed an Aug. 1 letter to sitting on them. unveiled a Registry of Motor Vehicles overhaul was sworn in. Under the town charter, between the town and the town attorney The forum was planned because the THAT GERMAKTS ALBATROS, EYES OPEN! (OJME ON, ♦ are committed to making the registry a customer Brainard said, but rather bills the town and the power of the council to appoint ik RENDEZVOUS WITH THE "BLACK KNIGHT'.' diamond. East must let bis the NEW Astro-Qraph MatctL legal counsel. partner know that he. West, maker wheel and booklet. service-oriented organization,” Gov. J. Joseph for each service performed. Under such a system, no one is sure exactly One of the revisions would allow Decision due soon 1 can run off all his hearts. Reveals romantic compatibili­ Garrahy said in remarks prepared for a morning YOUNG MAN, SOU CCM T KNOW Opening lead: W6 How does East do this? how much the town has spent in legal residents at the annual town meeting to Ir / ITG R ^L V REFRESHING 7 0 ^ ties for all signs, news conference. ME FROM ABAM, BUT I JU S T SEE A YOUNG GUY» WHO He drops his queen of vmao (Aug. 23-8apt 22) A fees, Brainard said. adjourn the meeting by a one-third vote WANTEP> TO 6HAKE SOUR HANP COESNT LIFT WEIGHT^.' hearts! project you're contemplating The group also voted unanimously to and send the budget to a referendum. on seasonal dwelling ANP 5AV YOU'RE AN INGFnRATION This gives West complete has the long-range benefitli Agent Orange data sought send a letter to Town Manager Charles However, if the budget was rejected at I By Oswald Jacoby you envision. Get it off the mfonnation. He knows that such a referendum, it would be sent aod James Jacoby CONCORD, N.H. — Sen. Warren Rudman, F. McCarthy asking him whether he has recently become blurred. ^ t sUll holds the jack. So drawing board and Into actiofi back to the Town Council for revision COVENTRY — Discussion of the as quickly as possible. R-N.H., asked the head of the International has acted as the "sole contact to “ More and more people sought to West simply plays his ace of and would then be presented at a status of dwellings designated as In this hand from “The UBHA (Sept 23-OcL 23) An Boundary Commission Monday to provide employ the services of the town make a profit, so they’ve been hearts and mns off the rest second town meeting at which time, if seasonal was tabled Monday night Conmlete Book of Opening of the suit to chalk up 100 Old plan which has outlived Ha specific information about the spraying of Agent attorney,” as required by the town renting them out," Hodge said, no majority vote was obtained, it would by the Planning and Zoning Com­ Leads” the stress is on the points on his side of the usefulness should be dIscarcM Orange along a 32-mile strip of the U.S.-Canadian charter. adding that many of the homes are East player. ledger. for one that Is more productivg. be adopted. mission, although chairman Harold Today you may conceive tha border. B. Hodge Jr. said he expected action now occupied year-round. West makes his normal (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISB ASSN.) BRAINARD SAID he had received In addition to objecting to the new method. NBC News reported Sunday that the govem- on the matter soon. Hodge said that while owners of SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) I ment sprayed the toxic chemical along the New The question of the status of the seasonal dwellings previously were Hampshire and Maine border until 1978, to clear « —I Try to associate with Irlem li In Bolton approximately 300 homes, most of given a tax break based on part-time who have a positive and hopu- and mark the boundary between the United which are in the lake area, involves occupancy, the “ last tax assessment CROSSWORD ful outlook. Your thinking t o ^ States and Canada. was based on fair market value and will be strongly Influenced by, whether the dwellings should be Rudman wrote International Boundary Cktm- considered seasonal by virtue of occupancy was not even your companions. mission chief Frank Whetstone Monday asking, S A O n T A IIIU S (N ov. 23-D m occupancy or conformity to building considered," 21) Set your sights a few pagR for information on "what chemical defoliants A C R O S S 4 Head covering Aniwsr to Pteviout Punia Superintendent list codes, Hodge said. have been used, at what levels of toxicity, over 5 Ripped higher than usual today. Whan Currently, if a home does not meet “ I can’t see any benefit in having DUCK 1 )' what periods of time, where they were used, the 1 Combat 6 Inaacticida properly motivated, you'll b« heating and sewage requirements, it such a designation," he said, adding extrem^ clever In achlevlt« precautions taken to minimize environmental S O U P ^ ^ FATt*. 6 Wsihington 7 Husband of is considered seasonal and its owner that if the term "seasonal” were airport Bsthshebs your objMtIves. and health risks, the government agencies at all eliminated, then owners of some of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. pared down to four must vacate the premises by Oct. 15, 12 Arctic abode 8 ft) levels involved in the decision making, and the Licks up Hodge said. While most of the homes the substandard homes might be 13 Laaki 9 Dubbing You are well equipped today Id treaties and policies that guide the commission in handle complicated Issuaa. were originally used strictly as forced to bring their homes up to 14 Junior's father technique maintaining the U.S.-Canadian border.” they were willing to make. Because of 15 Scarf Logical thinking, coupled wHli By Sarah Passell seasonal dwellings, the distinction code. Compaat its reluctance to offer a contract longer 16 Urged point what you learned from p ^ Herald Reporter 18 Bsatt of Fast aircraft experiences, will be the Lawyer Jailed five years than three years the board agreed that burden (abbr.) reasons. The final list of applicants for the the superintendent could not be re­ TH^V£^ a -9 to Masiurs of 14 Spread AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. it) CONCORD, N.H. — A New Hampshire attorney position of superintendent of schools in quired to live in Bolton. Former land between Rnancial or commercial deW- has been sentenced to five years in federal prison Bolton has been pared down to four. Superintendent Raymond A. Alien Ings today should work out to 20 Timber tree supports for his part in the largest white collar crime ever Board of Education memtter Michael lived in West Hartford until his death 22 Kennel sound Aswan sight your satisfaction because you)l prosecuted in New Hampshire. Parsons said Monday. All four are men last year. HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE 26 Bom Family car 33 Hawaiian 46 Kind of know how to use relevant Intor- 401 Flatbuth Avenuo, Hartford, Conn. 06106 mation wisely. John Flynn, 36, formerly of Bedford, was an and are currently administrators in 28 Top Broke bread inatrumant Incoms PUCES (Fab. 20-Mareb It) attorney for several limited partnerships set up Parsons admitted if he were a EDUCATION EXTENSION 28 Opposed Greek latter 34 Wife-tcHts public school systems in Connecticut. 'iC^eiOWAHAVE 48 Colitga AasoUatas will find you candidate and one of the conditions of 527-4111 I'M AFRAID JC b a b i e s C 0 6 T a ATIPEALOf N 29 Inventor (pi) 38 Drug agency by the Stewart-Myers and Co. investment firm of At least one is already a Whitney Frothy brew athletic group enjoyable companion today. the job were that he move to Bolton he M l U C »r,D E A R . (abbr.) Manchester before it went bankrupt in 1980. superintendent. AAONEV. 30 Jigs Eyelathas 4lt Spreeda You have the ability to draw oql Federal authorities have charged that 279 Parsons, who served as chairman of would ask for a five-year contract. 38 Faux pas (pi.) their thoughts and opinlona OFF CAMPUS PROGRAM o2 Baggriga Emmet sparingly Stewart-Meyers investors lost about $6.4 million the original seven-member search “You bet your life,” said board i£S) 35 Technique 40 Surgical and make them leal appreciat­ ClotiM locatod at Small lizard 50 Dantitt'a member T. Dye Hooper. “ And I'd ask 30 Tableau sample ed. in a real estate investment scheme between 1973 committee, said that of the four female Jackie's 2nd for a relocation package. You're Howoll Chonoy Rogional Vocational Tochnical School 37 Former husband 41 Ulna, for one degree (ibbr.) ARMS (March 21-AprH IB) and 1980. applicants for the irasition not one was a Spanish 32 Summer time 43 Stock farm 5 1 P iy dirt Strive to be Industrious today Flynn pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy school administrator. AH were merely talking big bucks, and we can't afford 791 Waal MIddIa Turnpike colony (abbr.) 44 Prongs 52 Article and be especially mindful of to commit mail fraud and two counts of mail teachers, he said. that.” Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 39 Subaida details. You have tha capabW- A search committee last month Marshall’s interest in hearing the 527-4111 1 fraud. 42 Bevarags 2 3 4 9 • 7 • 9 10 II ties to produce something of candidates’ proposals for improving superior quality. selected five finalists from among 42 43 Radiation the quality of teaching in the high REGISTRATION AT CHENEY | 12 13 TA U R U S (AprH 20) Lot appUcants, but one has since dropped EVENING DIVISION maaaura Maine utility cuts request school, a reflection of his own already •AUGUST 30, 31.1983 (abbr.) good sportsmanship be upper- out, at least partly because he found the FALL TERM 14 13 44 Three most In your mind today In I AUGUSTA, Maine — Central Maine Power Co. salary range, which goes up to $40,000, stated goals as chairman, was shot Saptembar 6 ,19B3-Novamber 23,1983 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. compatHIve Involvementt. has reduced by $14 million its request for a down by the rest of the board on the muticiana 15 17 19 I t too low, according to Parsons. 45 Daprastlon ini- wUI help tsnhance your Image ' reconl-setting $52.9 million permanent rate He said some of the remaining grounds that such a concern rests 19 OEMIM (May 21-June 20) FliL ITEM NO.COURSE NO. COURSE NAME TIME CREDITFEE 7 ■- ■ a tiala 20 21 22 23 24 increase because of improved economic candidates have also indicated that the primarily with the principal, not the Ithlng touches could ba vary ACCOao\N&TO PEOPLB 47 Firedog salary may be a drawback. Most are superintendent. It was agreed not to MONDAY & W EDNESDAY THAT KID LOOKED so Teacher 20 20 27 23 signiricant today, so make ui WHO SHOULD KhJCW.THE conditionSiated development. Public Advocate already making within $1,000 to $2,000 question the finalists on the subject 5 FAMILIAR, DIDNT 53 Cocktail extra effort not to leave any 800 M T H 0 4 5 Pn-TnAiical Mith (ilgil)ri) 6;00-8:00 4 CEO $ 1 2 4 29 Paul Fritzsche Monday said the utility’s request during the interviews. ECONCHAIC RCTURE...'?? 2 HE-? snack 30 31 loose thread hanging. Coni- of that now, he said. 801 M T H 141 iKhnical MithMiitics I 6:00-8:00 4 124 - 54 Sop plala what you start. for a $20 million emergency rate Increase should The board met Monday night to 1 32 33 34 39 Acting Superintendent Richard M I H 2 4 1 4 124 55 Helps CANCER (Ama 21-July tg) be dismissed outright. a discuss two forthcoming rounds of 802 Ttchskal Mathemitics II 6:00-8:00 \ Packman is one of the four remaining 50 Be aghatad 35 Ufilaat you have aomathino Fritzsche said that “ after a careful and 4 124 37 33 S3 40 41 Interviews, one tonight and another 8 0 3 M T H 342 MMsfictming Mith I 6:00-8:00 67 Chemical compHmantary to aay a b ^ thorough review ” he could find no evidence that Wednesday night. finalists. Normally present at board (l M i ^ i B p others today, H'a bast to kaap TUESDAY & THURSDAY anatyaia 42 49 44 the state’s biggest electric company needed The length of the contract has yet to meetings. Packman stayed away Tues­ your thoughts to yourself. Sub­ 4 124 immediate rate relief. be settled among board members. day night. 809 ECO 3 4 0 Principhs if Enimics 6:00-8:00 DOWN 49 49 47 49 43 due tamptatlona to criticize CMP facing increasing debt and a recent Chairman James H. Marshall said past Following the fourth interview Wed­ 810 EM D 041 Tnlifliul Eiglisli-2id Imguige 6:00-8:00 4 124 nesday night the board Intends to rate 1 Ferociout 90 01 92 93 downgrading by a major New York bond-rating boards have regularly signed superin­ 811 ENG 140 English CmiNsitiN I 6:00-8:00 4 124 2 Refrain from company, asked the PUC June 14 for permission tendents to three-year contracts,' but the finalists and hopes to decide how to 2 1 14 4 1 24 19 Any elderly tvpe around B12 ENG 240 English CmpnsitiN II 6:00-8:00 noticing to immediately raise rates enough to generate an none of the board members would rule proceed from there. Marshall has 3 Move who can recaU whra “I Sd^ previously indicated he wants the 813 M M 132 Manufacturing Drawing I 6;00-9:00 3 (1 ) 93 t s 15 97 additional $20 million in annual revenues from its out a one-year contract. < m u smoothly w u nothing more than g kid’s game? , customers. Members seemed to agree that five superintendent on board by the begin­ years were a longer commitment than ning of the school year. MANCHESTER HERALD Tuesday. Aug. 9. 1983 - IL 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1983 Fishermen angling for great whites off Rhode Island

dispatch a vessel to the location Casey said a carcass several Leisure POINT JUDITH, R.I. (UPI) - The dead whale the sharks were imal even though the sharks have imagination.” FOCUS/ miles off Montauk, N.Y., in 1979 With the intensity of feeding feeding off was reportedly floating uncharacteristically ventured once the fog lifted. A thick fog hung over Narragan­ stayed afloat for about a week. sharks, fishermen have flocked to in the current running between close to shore. sett Bay Monday, thwarting ef­ If the location was correct, the Rhode Island Sound to hunt down Block Island and Buzzard's Bay. Shar'k activity around that carcass He said great whites are not the forts by fishermen to locate the carcass was heading in an easterly great white sharks reported to be The fishermen who hunted down was monitored and biologists deadly creatures they are made floating carcass. direction out to sea. drawn to the carcass of a 40-foot the great white Friday drew the found great white sharks will leave out to be. whale. wrath over the weekend of "Jaws” Dyer said he heard reports ot a an area soon after the food supply At one point a lobsterman 25-foot shark being sigh t^, but the Andy The frenzy was started by the author Peter Benchley, who said “ Man is not a normal food for the tending his pots said he spotted the is exhausted. dramatic slaying of a lO'/ii-foot using harpoons and guns on great sighting has not been confirmed by white shark in any normal sense. carcass near a bell buoy for the They also found the great white great white shark Friday, and whites was no more sporting than the Coast Guard. jRooney There has not been an attack on a traffic lanes of Narragansett Bay has the respect of other sharks. fueled by the reported sighting shooting a dog. swimmer in Rhode Island by any “ I understand from the people about five miles east of Point Syndlcbted Sunday of a 25-foot great white. If Jack Casey, a marine biologist shark in recorded history,” said Judith, said Petty Officer Gary that are out there the stench is “ We found that when a big white accurate, the shark would be as big with the National Marine Fisheries Casey. "In general, we couldn’t Dyer of the Coast Guard Station in unbearable, ” Casey said. "In a few shark is around, there doesn't Columnist as the fish depicted in the movie Laboratory in Narragansett, said blame the white shark with being a Point Judith. days, one way or another, the seem to be anything else,” Casey "Jaws.” the danger to swimmers is min- stalker of man by any stretch of the Dyer said the Coast Guard would carcass will be out of here.” said. Catch may help science Broken UConn gets shark carcass ribs are r w GROTON (UPI) — Two fisher­ Celotto said watching the great preserve ah-iptact shark. You have a pain man who compared a captured white shark take huge hunks of to do a model of fiberglass and V' l6'/t-foot great white shark to a live meat out of the whale's side “ was expoxy and make p model of the On the last day of my vacation I shark,” said Rettenmeyer. volcano hope their catch will help probably the most impressive was fixing the roof, standing on the sight I ’ve ever encountered in science learn more of the huge “ Ultimately, we hope to have a top rung of a ten-foot ladder, when eating machine of the deep. nature” and "very similar” he model of the shark, lifesize, of v'-V. the rung broke. Ernie Celotto, 48, and Greg said to standing on the edge of a course, all the features usable and \ DuBrule, 32, announced Monday live volcano. exhibited at the University of The only good thing to say about MA j ' they were turning over the 2,800- The two said they turned down Connecticut museum.” the fall is that it was a better way to pound shark they killed off Block “e.uv.emely lucrative offers” for end a vacation than it would have "As far as we can determine the fish since killing it and agreed been to begin one. Island, R.I., to the University of there is no great white shark on Connecticut for scientific to give it to UConn’s new Museum exhibit in any museum in the I came down through the up­ research. of Natural History. United States,” said the scientist. rights of the ladder and caught my The two fishermen out of Noank “ Sharks of this size are rarely ribs on the second rung from the put under the microscope, ’ ’ Celotto Celotto and DuBrule, who have came under criticism from top. My ribs broke the second and “ Jaws” author Peter Benchley for said. “ Maybe research can help been hunting and tagging sharks third rungs of the ladder. The killing the shark from their fishing find the secret of the shark’s for more than nine years, said they party boat Friday as it fed on a immunity” to disease for possible spotted the great fish Thursday ladder broke my seventh and dead whale. But they said Monday use by humans. feeding on a whale carcass about eighth ribs. If this column isn’t as they would do it again. Carl W. Rettenmeyer, museum 16 miles southeast of Block Island. clear as usual today, it’s because “ We used a totally professional, director, said an autopsy will be They came back Friday in two I ’m hitting the keys of my safe approach” and would do it the performed on the fish and tissue boats with shark-hunting typewriter lightly in order not to v> customers. Herald photos by Tarqulnlo same way again, they said. "W e samples taken for shark studies at jar my frame. other universities and institutes. had customers on board and their The great white was harpooned It happened quickly, like an auto "Books Etc." driver Tom Harney leans against the van’s Lynn Young of 34 Spruce St. inspects Wheelchair-bound, Ms. Young can’t go safety was of paramount, Later the remains will be mounted after it failed to take bait offered on accident. I didn’t slide off the roof, UPI photo for exhibit. wall of books. The specially-designed shelves tilt one of the dozen novels bookmobile to the library herself. importance.” a line and reel and killed with two I dropped like a rock. My wind was Celotto said he felt “ elation” and The fish was in a refrigerated backward so books won't fall out. driver Tom Harney has chosen for her. The body of the IGVz-foot, 2,800-pound shotgun blasts in a 5>A hour knocked out when my ribs hit the men who landed the shark have donated “ respect” when he first spotted the trailer at the Mystic Marinelife strueele. DuBrule said. great white shark caught Friday remains it to the University of Connecticut for giant killer fish, not fear. Aquarium Monday and work to oak rung which, for an instant, “ Believe me, I respect the mold the carcass will be per­ They challenged Benchley’s delayed my plunge to the ground. in a refrigerated trailer at the Mystic further study. The carcass will be The rung caught me under my left Marinelife Aquarium. The two fisher­ animal even more after landing it formed at the Noank Marine comparison of the kill as “ akin to delivered later this week. hand-to-hand. It was just awesome Sciences Institute, he said. shooting dirand done for financial arm towards my back and tempor­ Despite cutbacks, It still rolls to see that power.” “ There is no way you can gains. . arily paralyzed my breathing muscles. As I lay there, stunned and gasping, a lot of things went through my mind. Obituaries “ I think I ’m hurt,” I remember grunting to myself. I even re­ Day in the life of a bookmobile member thinking how strange it Gardens Memorial Fund, in care Synagogue of Bloomfield, Jona­ Nell F. Archer burial in Sacred Heart Church at 10 was I ’d taken time to think that. I Alfred Ritter, of Geer-Logan Funeral Hoine, 320 than Lodge 66, lOOF, Jonathan a.m. Friends may call at the Neil F. Archer, 56, of 10 Bunce Bv Sarah E. Hall local residents, most of them Harney brings books — and truck, which carries about 2,000 Peering out from behind thick wondered, too, whether I ’d get any N. Washington St., Ypsilanti, Welfare ^ c ie ty and the Automo­ funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Drive, died today at Manchester Herald Reporter elderly or disabled, to whom conversation. His “ Books. Etc.” books, is the only one in town. rose-colored glasses, Mrs. Ekstom was policeman Mich., 48197. tive Parts Rebuilders Association. Memorial Hospital. He was the ' air before I suffocated. told me how she’d sat up all night Creaking like the rigging on Besides his son in Manchester he husband of Rose M. (Michaud) reading James Michener’s “ Cen­ Fedora L. McGee Captain Ahab’s Pequod, the Alfred M. Ritter, 62, of 45 Chester Conrad G. Anderson leaves another son, Alan L. Krutt COVENTRY - Fedora (LaBrie) Archer. A F T E R THREE or four minutes tennial,” and how much she had cream-and-aqua book van slowed Drive, a former member of the Conrad G. Anderson, 87, of East He was born in Columbia Falls, I pulled myself up. My elbow was of West Simsbury; a sister. Rose McGee, 80, of 190 Old Oak Trail, to a stop. liked Cardinal Greeley’s "Cardi­ Manchester Police Department, Hartford, died Sunday at his home. Lake of Hartford; six grandchild- Maine and had lived in this area for died Monday at Yale-New Haven bleeding and I could tell my left leg “ Here’s an easy one. Mrs. nal Sin.” When Harney smiled and was pronounced dead on arrival at He was the husband of Lillian S. ren; and one great- the past 33 years. At the time of his Hospital. She was the wife of the was bruised from ankle to hip, but Ekstrom isn’t too picky,” Tom mentioned that many bookmobile Manchester Memorial Hospital Anderson. granddaughter. death he was a metal spinner for late Albert L. McGee. the only thing that really hurt was Harney, 29, told me as we stepped patrons had complained Greeley’s this morning after suffering an He was a member of East Funeral services were to be held Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East She was bom in Biddeford, my ribs. out. novel was, well, a little too spicy, apparent attack at his home. He Hartford Congregational Church today in the chapel of Weinstein Hartford. He was an Army Infan­ Maine on Oct. 23,1902 and had lived I hobbled to the kitchen and Mary Cheney Library’s on-the- Mrs. Ekstrom just scoffed. was the husband of Doris (Hagan) and Fayette Lodge of Masons 69 of Mortuary. Memorial week will be try veteran of World War II. in the Willimantic area for several road librarian had aiready se­ “ I don’t see why any adult Ritter. Ellington for 50 years. observed at his late home, 23 Besides his wife he leaves a son, called upstairs. years. She assisted her daughter in lected a dozen books — mostly couldn’t handle it,” she said. He joined the police department Besides his wife he leaves two Vandevere Road, West Hartford. Frederick Archer of Manchester; Margie came down and because the operation of the Friendly biographies and gothic romances in 1953 and retired on Aug. 23,1980. sons, Franklin Anderson of Man­ Memorial donations may be made five daughters, Pamela, Brenda, I was such a sorry-looking sight • • Variety Store in Willimantic. She — for the 85-year-old home-bound TIM E TO INSPECT the new In 1973 he was transferred from chester and Everett Anderson of to Beth Hillel Synagogue, Constance, Mary and Sandra; a and in obvious pain, she was was a communicant of St. M ary’s woman. selections. Mrs. Ekstrom ap­ patrol division to dispatch division. Deep River; a daughter, Shirley Bloomfield. brother, Lynn Archer of Portland; instantly tender and solicitous. Church of Coventry and a member She turned the door handle just proved of the novels Harney had He was made chief dispatcher in Granquist of Manchester; two of its St. Germain Guild. two granddaughters and one She got me to lie down on the chosen for her, but rejected 1975 and supervisor of communica­ brothers, Carl Anderson of Man­ Florence M. McCue grandson. as we were about to knock. “ Be She leaves three daughters, kitchen floor, pulled my shirt off very careful — don’t let the cat life-stories of Bing Crosby. How­ tions in 1976. He heid that position chester and John Anderson of Florence (Madigan) McCue, 60, Funeral services will be Thurs­ Theresa J. Roy of Coventry, and put a dish towel filled with ice out,” she scolded, as Harney and I ard Hughes, and Sid Ceasar. “ I ’ve until his retirement. He had also Indian Head, Md.; two sisters, of Wethersfield, died Monday at St. day at 10 a.m. from the John F. Georgette Lawrence of Manches­ on my ribs. Florence Nightingale squeezed through her door. already read enough about them,” worked in the records department Elizabeth Anderson and Elsie Francis Hospital and Medical Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. ter and Marie P. Mulkey of couldn’t have done more . . . for Marguerite Ekstrom of McKin­ she said, “ and besides, I don’t like and was a cataiyst of the chan­ Bradley, both of Manchester; Center. She was the wife of Robert Lakeland, Fla.; three sons, Ray­ Center St. Burial will be in East the biographies of the movie-star geover from the oid communica­ / five minutes. ley Street was getting her monthly i eight grandchildren; and five D. McCue and the mother of Mrs. mond M cGm , Gerard McGee and Cemetery. Friends may call at the types so much. They’re ail the tions system to the new. great-grandchildren. When I finally got myself up off bagful of books. Her cat, “ Morris,” Alfred M, Ritter David (Mary) Brown of Richard McGee, all in Florida; a funeral home Wednesday from 7 to m i n a: SA -l , . * -A same.” a bushy-tailed, orange tomcat, He was a past exalted ruler of Private funeral services will be Manchester. 9 p.m. the floor and onto a kitchen chair, it ' \ ■ Jy The phone rang, and it was the foster son, Andre McGee of Old scooted downstairs as soon as we iy - ■ "iSI Manchester Lodge of Elks. He Wednesday at the Ladd Funeral She was employed by the Con­ must have appeared to her as Orchard Beach, Maine; a brother, walked in. librai^ with a message for Harney. joined the iodge in 1954 and heid died Friday in Saline, Mich. She Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ necticut Motor Vehicle Depart­ CARD OF THANKS though I was going to survive . Oscar LaBrie of Biddeford, Maine; To the committee and members of At his last stop, the bookmobile various offices over the years. He was the wife of Robert S. LaRue. ville. Burial will be in Grove Hill ment for 15 years, retiring in 1982. several brothers and sisters in the Manchester (Country Club for because her attitude changed MOMENTS LATER. Morris re­ patron hadn’t been home. She had was also an Army veteran of World She was born Dec. 14, 1923 in Cemetery, Rockille. There are no She was a member of Sacred Heart just left two stacks of books on the Canada; nine grandchildren; eight their remembrance and day for a abruptly. turned to jump on my lap and sniff War II, having served in five major Patterson, N.J, Funeral services calling hours. Memorial donations Church of Wethersfield. great-grandchildren; and many very special person in our lives “ What were you doing up on the at my note pad. “ He reads, you This rolling library holds about 2,000 porch, one to renew and one to take campaigns in the European were held Monday in First Metho­ may be made to the charity of the She also leaves another daugh­ nieces and nephews. down nowadays, although it was used back, and Harney had renewed the Theater. who is sadly missed and loved, ladder anyway?” she asked, criti­ know,” said his proud owner, as dist Church in Ypsilante and burial donor’s choice. ter, Mrs. Sebastian (Elizabeth) Funeral services will be Thurs­ books, and enables shut-ins to keep up often in the past when budgets were Wally Parciak. May the good Lord cally. There wasn’t a tender she grinned at her book-bearing Funeral services will be Satur­ was in Highland Cemetery, Fazzina of Wethersfield; a day at 8 a.m. from the Bacon on their reading. A movie screen day at a time to be announced. love everyone of you who took part inflection in her mouth. guest. fatter. Please turn to page 12 Besides her husband she leaves a Harry M. KruN brother, John Madigan of East Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., Calling hours will be Friday at the in this day for him. V je wish we Mrs. Ekstrom is one of about 75 attached to the outside is seldom rolled daughter, Suzanne I. Wood; a son, Harry Morris Krutt, 79, of West Hartford; a sister, Ellen Bouchard Willimantic, with a mass of “ I had one of those caulking John F. Tierney Funeral Home, could thank each one of you perso­ Barry C. LaRue; and three grand­ Hartford and Sunrise, Fla., died of Holyoke, Mass.; and one Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. guns,” I said. “ I was trying to fix 219 W, Center St., at a time to be nally. children, all in Ypsilanti. Aug. 6. He was the husband of the grandchild. M ary’s Church, Coventry. Burial the leak.” announced Wednesday. ■ ’The Mother, Brothers Memorial contributions may be late Gertrude Phillips Krutt and Funeral services will be Wednes­ will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, “ You’re too heavy to be standing and Sisters A Herald review Jane I. LaRue made in her memory to First the father of Bernard Krutt of day at 9:15 a.m. from Rose Hill Rocky Hill. Friends may call at the on the top rung of a ladder at your Jane I. LaRue, 59, of Ypsilanti, Methodist Church or the Univer­ Manchester. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Once again our most sincere funeral home Wednesday from 2 to thanks to each of you. age” shesaid,stabbing metwice in Mich., formerly of Manchester, sity of Michigan Botanical He was a member of Beth Hillel Hill, with a mass of Christian 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Parciak Family one sentence. Tender people can be so cruel when they aren’t being tender. Florence Nightingale M usic M an never would have said that to a He owns a canine hearing aid person as wounded as I was. lif t * # ' THAT NIGHT I hurt so much Continued from page 1 MCLEAN PLANS to take her to work at almost deaf persons in the United States. that there was no part of my body I lots of fun M cLEAN READS LIPS and his speech is Dynamic Metals. And, no doubt, she’ll Not all of theip are suited for guide dogs. could lie on and I spent much of the easily understood. But, like many deaf come along to McLean’s weekly softball “ It’s just like not all blind people can use night sitting in a chair. Editor’s note: Penny Dalenta is director of.choirs persons, he couldn’t hear the ringing of the games. She is likely, too, to go with McLean guide dogs. Some people just don’t like The following morning it seemed and Round Table Singers at Manchester High School. specially-amplified telephone in his home. when he goes out on dates with his dogs,” Ms. Terryberry explained. likely that I was more than scraped Terryberry gave an example. She girlfriend, Linda Pappalardo, a Manches­ That’s certainly not the case with By Penny Dalenta and bruised so we drove 30 miles to said a Red Acre Farm outreach worker ter resident. McLean, whose parents live in Westfield, Special to the Herald based in Hartford tried to call McLean "Trish will make my communicating life Mass. He has two dogs with his parents, he the hospital for X-rays. several times without success. a lot better," said McLean. said. You never know for sure whether “ The Music Man” is here! McLean finally sent her a postcard with Trish is still technically in training. She She also added that Trish was carefully you’re making more of a fuss about With these words. Universal Players producer the exact time he’d be waiting by the won’t be certified by the school until she tested before she was admitted to the Red pain than you ought to, so naturally Marilyn Richardson introduced a triumphant perfor­ telephone for her to call. passes more tests and proves herself a Acre program. About 90 percent of dogs I was pleased when the doctor mance of Meredith Willson’s demanding musical. "B eforel could never anaswer the phone. suitable companion. tested fail, she said. came back with the pictures a few ‘”rhe Music Man” is unique among Broadway Now I can," McLean said. Once she graduates, she’ll wear a blazing The dog was found roaming in Lexington, minutes later and announced that I musicals in that both the lyrics and music were At the sound of the telephone. Trish will orange leash and harness which says Red Mass, by the town’s animal control had two broken ribs. Not that written by the same person, resulting in an unusually run over to her master, and jump upon him, Acre Farms. department. The homeless stray was cohesive work. knowing, your ribs are broken does and then run and sit beside the telephone. At Training cost about $3,000, a sum the named after Patricia Martin-Paul, the you any good. Under the keen direction of Bob Richardson, the the sound of the doorbell, she’ ll alert school is trying to have local Manchester officer who saw a good future for the players have demonstrated what talent, patience and “ The woman over there at the McLean, and then go sit beside by the door. organizations help underwrite. So far, said homeless stray and called Red Acre Farm. ingenuity can accomplish. From the opening patter of She’s also trained to jump on him at the Ms. Terryberry, there’s been no response There’s lots of demand for dogs like cashier’s desk will take care of the salesman in “ Rock Island,” the audience was sound of his alarm clock riniging in the you,” the young resident said next. from such organizations as the Lions CLub Trish. I^ed Acre has a six-month waiting \ caught up in the infectious merriment of Willson’s morning. In case of fire, she’s trained to and the Kiwanis Club. list. Tile school can be reached at trust “ Is there anything you do?” I lyrics. first rouse him, and then drop down to the 617-897-8343 for further information. Its asked. Howard Epstein is Harold Hill, the smooth-talking floor, blocking his path THERE ARE SOME two million deaf or phone is designed for the hearing impaired. For over one hundred years, generations “ We don’t strap ribs anymore,” con-artist who tries to persuade the people of River have put their trust in Watkins. Tlie Holmes he said. “ I ’ll give you some pills for. City, Iowa that they need a kids’ band to keep their Staff strives to continue that truirt withi pain. You’ll be uncomfortable for sons and daughters off the streets. That which ensues About a month.” is nothing less than a razzle-dazzle saga of life in a State joins copper price- fixing lawsuit warmth and sincerity to each family serv^. small American town, circa 1912. When I got home I ’d travelled 60 miles, spent two hours in the ACT I OPENS with the chorus singing “ Iowa HARTFORD (U PI) — Connecticut joined were Massachusetts, Maine, New Hamp­ emergency room and a fair Stubborn. "The sound was dramatic, rousing and very nine eastern states in filing antitrust suits shire, Rhode Island, New York, New copper water tubing used in plumbing and amount of money, and I hurt much in tune. This was followed by Marian (Jennifer against major copper manufacturers alleg­ Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. construction trades, with total sales ex­ exactly as much as before I ’d gone Joy) singing the lovely "Goodnight, My Someone.” ing price fixing. Attorney General Joseph I The Connecticut suit, filed Aug. 3 in FUNERAL HOME Lieberman said today. ceeding $400,000 annually, Lieberman said. to the hospital. Ms. Joy’s exceptional vocal and dramatic ability Hartford Superior Court, alleged “ This extraordinary and unprecedented The attorneys general allege the compan­ DIRECTORS! Herald photo bv Pinto enhanced the show throughout. Cambridge-Lee Industries Inc. of Boston, HOWARD L. HOMES , act of states coordinating such lawsuits is Cerrb Copper Products Co. of Chicago and ies conspired to raise, fix and stabilize the ARTHUR G. HOLMES' : IN THE D A Y S following that Epstein brought just the right combination of necessary to combat the organized price­ Phelps Dodge Industries Inc. of Los prices of copper water tubing at artificially RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES first five minutes on the kitchen In a scene from Universal Players’ "Music Man," 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the playfulness and charm so often associated with the fixing alleged by the nine states," the proverbial traveling salesman. His rendition of Angeles conspired to fix the price of copper high and non-competitive prices; deprived floor. I ’ve sought consolation from are, from left, Katy Callahan as WInthrop Paroo, Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 attorneys general said in a joint statement. w “ Trouble,” a fast-talking account of the evils of the water tubing between 1975 and mid-1981. purchasers of competitive prices and people other than my wife. I Marilyns McQInley as Mrs. Paroot and, at the Other states joining the antitrust action 142 E. CENTER 8T„ MANCHESTER • TEL. e4«-6310^ Vernon St. pool room, was especially good. The number built to All are manufacturers or distributors of suppressed or eliminated competition. t f j j f m 't gotten much. piano, Lori Vooel as Amaryllis. "Music Man” plays I Please turn to pace U MANC'lESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 9. 1983 — 13 K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 9. 1983 —Manchester Yesterdays Advice Here’s a day in the life 1913 student remembers the terrible school fire Well-heeled couple arguing of Manchester bookmobile By Mrs. Collls Goslee Many lost their clothing that day, as 1 from the hallways. The firemen were even Manchester — thanks that not one life was Continued from page 11 Qther bookmobile users go in for non-fiction. Special to the Herald did. Now, looking back, it seems so then closing doors to contain the flames lost or serious injury sustained in that Ruth Bayrer of 109 Foster St., for instance. She unimportant. and allow us to get out. terrible fire. The high school referred to is wrong one. began using the baokmobile after a stint in a about who will foot the bill Oct. 23,1913 was a terrible day. The old Mr. Fred A. Verplanck, superintendent When reaching the ground from the fire the original high school on Main Street We said good-bye, trudged out to the too-hot nursing home to recover from a disabling illness. which is now being made over for book van, and drove back to Cornell Street to Now 63, she devours books on current events and school at the comer of Main and School of schools, '■ as responsible for the fact escapes we were in a playyard sur­ apartments. DEAR ABBY: I am an apology? correct the mistake. But the elderly Mary Miner, government. Harney says she is one of the streets burned to the ground along with that no lives were lost, even though the rounded by a high wire fence. With the elderly widower in good LIKES PRIVACY who had just returned home, wasn’t at all bookmobile’s most avid patrons. seven houses and the library. structure was an old three-story wooden heroic help of the teachers, we climbed financial circumstances, D EAR LIKES: Disres­ annoyed. She spoke of how “ grand” Harney is, The mills and most places of business construction and very inflammable. He over the fence to safety. as is my ladyfriend. I take pectful? No way. And no and said she’d “ kilj ’em ” if the town ever cut out BUT SHE’S NOT his oldest. That claim insisted upon regular fire drills, carried I remember looking back and seeing Editor’s note: Mrs. Goslee lives at 31 her out to a fine restau­ apologies are necessary. closed, and Manchester people working in Dear Abby the bookmobile service. probably goes to Esther Jones of 231 Center St., out with precision, so that the classrooms orange flames shooting out the windows of Lilley St. Please tell us your memories of rant once a week, and in who is 90 years old. Since she has trouble seeing, Hartford were allowed to go home. turn, she invites me to her DEAR ABBY: “ Had it" would be vacated in the shortest time the rooms we had just left. The gym was early Manchester. Choose a single topic — Abigail Van Buren THE TOWN HAS no intention of cutting it out, she reads only big-print books — of which the van I was one of 900 plus children who home for dinner. We both wrote that her husband possible. He also had all doors open out. on the third floor and people up there were the trolley cars, perhaps, the day the but it has cut it down. Its $6,500 budget is down carries about 400. attended the school and I will relate some enjoy our relationship, informed her that “ be was This also played a part in the saving of the last to get out. circus came to town or the boys left for but we have one serious not happy working at any from prevous years. “ I ’ll tell you one thing. I ’m not into the trashy of my recollections of the fire. problem. If I invite her to job, and since he has the “ This is the bare bones version,” said Harney, stuff,” she said with conviction. “ After all. I ’m lives. Accounts of the fire later praised the war. “ Early Days” can mean as late as go on a trip, she insists right to be ’happy,’ he who works the rest of the week in the library’s getting ready to go to another world.” IT WAS A BEA UTIFUL October day, teachers, firemen and others who did such the 1950s. Type or write your story, double that I should pay her intends to stay home.” circulation department. He admitted the Books, BECAUSE OF THE REGULAR drills, a fine job — and Samuel Smith, a student, spaced, and submit to Adele Angle, Focus expenses, even though she “ You get to the point where you hate to read the and as always, we walked to and from treat. (If she invited you, large, with two double That caused me to re­ Etc. van is in “ rough shape.” we reacted to the alarm that day as just who discovered the fire in a wastebasket Editor, Manchester Herald, Box 591, has ample funds. it should be her treat.) beds to accommodate call the words of Leo obituaries,” said Harney, shaking his head. One school morning and afternoon, including Its air conditioning, clock, interior lights and Manchester, 06040. Suggested maximum I try not to be smallish, Because you are both four people, but I didn’t Rosteii: heat no longer worki It now runs only day a few years ago he was bringing a bag of back and forth for lunch, a distance of one another drill and there was no panic. and promptly reported it. but I resent having to pay stubborn, you are letting feel comfortable with this "The purpose of life is one-and-a-half days perweek, instead of four, and books to an old woman on Bluefield Drive, and mile each way. Our classroom was on the second floor length: about 500 words or two double for her company. The not to be happy. ’The life pass you by without kind of arrangement so I has a staff of one, not two. The truck no longer saw paramedics carry her out. A priest followed, and we passed through two rooms to get to FOLLOWING THE FIRE we attended spaced, typed pages. Submit a photo if you amount would not be enjoying many of the told my in-laws in a very purpose of life is to This day I was especially proud of my carries records and movies — “ there’s not much and the next day in the paper, Harney discovered wish. Photos will be returned; stories will insignificant if we went to nice way that I preferred matter, to be productive, new outfit of hat, coat and gloves, as I the outside fire escape. At this point we classes in the high school building, under pleasures you can well she had died. Hawaii, for example. The afford. The one thing you a room of our own, which I to have it make some etcetera any more,” according to Harney. walked down Main Street. Pride before a realized that it was the real thing — as we double sessions. not. If your submission is used, we’ll pay And last fall, library administrators decided to He attended the wake. money saved this way will cannot buy is time. Make would gladly pay for. (I difference that you live at fall. could see smoke billowing into the rooms This was a day of thanksgiving in you $5. eventually go to her child­ the most of your lives did.) all. Happiness, in the pare down the user list by two-thirds, denying ren and grandchildren, while you have the health My wife didn't say any­ ancient, noble verse, service to those who are readily able to get to the A FEW of Harney’s elderly clients are not who are not in need of it. to enjoy them. thing until we were in our means self-fulfillment library. always with it. The day I rode the bookmobile. We are both stubborn room. Then she said she and is given to those who Now the clientele are mostly older women, with Harney warned me about the woman on his last and cannot find a com­ DEAR ABBY: My was very disappointed in use to the fullest whatever a few exceptions. Lynn Young, 46, of 34 Spruce St. stop. “ A little flaky,” he said, "so I usually try to promise. For my part, it is wife’s parents invited us me for not going along talents God or luck or fate get out of there fast.” Here’re buying tips is wheelchair-bound and book van-dependent. not the money, it's the to accompany them on a with her parents' wishes. bestowed upon them.” About Town “ Right now. I ’m into mysteries, but I go in We knocked on the door. An elderly woman in a principle of the thing. I ARTHUR H. PRINCE trip to visit some relatives And for me to insist on flowered, green nylon housecoat flutterred out should like to learn your who live in another state. having my own way was stages,” she said. Ns. and kissed me on the cheek, then gave Tom a big opinion. “ disrespectful’’ and I owe If you put off writing Soup kitchen reopening for computer books It was a nice drive, but far NAMELESS, PLEASE her parents an apology. letters because you don't ONE OF THE FEW men the bookmobile serves hug. enough away so we had to She said she hadn’t seen him in years: he had The Manchester Area Conference of Churches’ stop at a motel overnight. Abby, I just couldn’t know what to say, send for is Willard Partrick of the Meadows Convalescent been there last month. She showed us a treasured Soup Kitchen will reopen in the larger facility of DEAR NAMELESS: imagine my wife and me Abby’s complete booklet Center. This middle-aged man with a severe Editor’s note: The au­ listings accurately into gram, If the program is, When someone says, “ It's Center Congregational Church Aug. IS and will be As we were checking sleeping in the same room on letter-writing. Send $2 hearing problem spends much of his time reading figurine, then read us a long letter from the phone thor is a computer expert your computer. Second, say, VisiCalc, you have a not the money, it's the called The Shepard’s Place. into the motel, it became with my in-laws. (We’ll be and a long, stamped (37 science fiction. He likes to browse for selections company. She claimed she didn’thave much time and writer tor trade publi­ the listings must be writ­ growing number of books principleof the thing," it’s The noon meal will be served from 11 a.m. Ao 1 p.m. evident that her parents married a year next cents), self-addressed en­ himself inside the book van. to read, because she had more important things to cations. His column is for ten in a language your to choose from. If the usually the money. Since expected us to share a month.) velope to Abby, Letter Signs will be placed around the church to direct people When I visited him, Partrick pulled out a book do. Then, dramatically, she added, “ Reading is readers who have home computer understands. applications program is you invited her to go on the room with them to save Was I “ disrespectful’’? Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, into the building’s side entrance. called “ The Dorset Disaster” from lus bureau my life.” computers or are consid­ Third, the version of the less well known, it may be trip, it should be your expenses. The room was And do I owe them an Hollywood, Calif. 90038. The conference ran an experimental soup kitchen drawer. His face drawn and voice solemn, he When she started repeating the same spiel, we ering acquiring one. language can also be covered in a chapter of a for three months last winter in the offices of Project critical. Fourth, your more general book. delivered a scare-inducing synopsis of the plot — made to go on a pretense. “ But I’m all alone,” she By Max A. Lebow Genesis and Project Reentrv computer must have which deals with a nuclear holocaust in protested. “ You sure you have to go? Come back Written tor UPl A book that fulfills only : Elaine Stancliffe, project genesis director, said that enough memory to hold some of your needs may Connecticut. soon!” Without advertising and in extremely cramped the program. be a good buy if it shows Is there any other medicine “Willard has a voracious appetite for Harney wiped his brow and sighed in relief as Recently I talked with quarters, the experimental soup kitchen served an you how to make better thrillers,” said Harney afterward. we walked out the door. two people who each spent Computer books for average of 10 meals a day and occasionally doubled more than $5,000 on com­ reading can be divided use of your computer. that figure. puters, without having roughly by subject mat­ A brief glance at the She said they hope to reach more people in need and accomplished what they ter: those dealing with the book’s table of contents for a diabetic with neuritis? to operate more efficiently in the new quarters. The set out to do with their philosophy or sociological and index should tell you ‘Music Man’ lots of fun program will be sponsored by MACC and will be implications of comput­ whether it is in the read­ systems. staffed by volunteers. Until a volunteer coordinator ing; books that introduce ing or reference caregory. DEAR DR. LAMB: My Six months later it was UNPRETENTIOUS yet imaginative scenery The first is a newspaper Continued from page 11 can be found, that position will be filled temporarily new computing concepts, The table of contents mother is a diabetic. She back. The corticosterone was easily handled and changed with ease, advertising executive takes insulin every day. by Marie Michaels-Rogers, human needs director for such as structured pro­ should also indicate the didn’t work but Sulfasala­ creating an effective environment in scene after who wants to cast horo­ She has neuritis or inflam­ an exciting climax when the chorus entered with gramming, or spread­ range of topics covered. zine did. I was fine for scene. At no point did it interfere or detract from MACC. scopes; the second is a mation of the nerves in three months then it hand-raising reminiscent of a gospel Jubilee. retired army colonel who sheets; instructional texts This is the time to deter­ Your Health the story line. Volunteers are still needed for a variety of duties her hip. The burning pain Epstein was at his best in the well-known dealing with specific mine whether the book is recurred. The orchestra numbered only five persons, but ranging from shopping, cooking and serving, wants to write a novel. extends down both legs to ^ #1 Now I have been on “ Marian the Librarian.” His interpretation was The right computer book hardware or software; intended to be a general Lawrence Lamb, M.D. the sound was outstanding. The score of “ The bonations are also appreciated. They can be sent to the soles of her feet. both Jovial and sentimental. His good-natured This stamp commemorates the Challenger Space Shuttle, might have helped them. and project-building or introduction to a general Sulfasalazine for six Music Man” is extremely demanding technically MACC, earmarked for soup kitchen use, in care of She takes Tylenol with antics in the library gave the show energy. which is due to leave Aug. 20. The wrong one merely kit-building, do-it- topic such as word pro­ months and am not im­ but the individual members handled their parts p.O. Box 773, Manchester. Anyone interested in codeine but this causes would have added to their yourself books. cessing or a thorough proving. 1 don’t have with ease. Sensitive accompaniment was the volunteering should contact Ms. Michaels-Rogers at constipation. Is there any MARILYNE MCGINIRY as Mrs. Paroo confusion. Here are a few tips on examination of a specific diarrha but have a lot of order of the evening and the orchestra is to be 646-4114. other medication she can gas, blood and muc^s and displayed a marvelous Irish brogue, lending With thousands of com­ how to find the right book word processing program commended. take that will relieve this I am anemic. Is there great credibility to her role. The chemistry puter books on the for you. such as a tutorial Scripsit. between her and her daughter Marian brought Barbara Wagner’s choreography was approp­ terrible pain? She has blood glucose level be­ the search for which med­ anything else that can be Stamp taking a ride market, it is difficult for Rank your needs in IS the writer up to date even more realism to the show. riately folk-like in character and added much to been told by her doctor came too high, changes in ications work best to done? Pinochle club winners the consumer to know order of importance. with the latest develop­ Katy Callahan as Wintbrop Paroo displayed the character of the production « there is no cure for nerve function were ob­ provide relief. Alcohol what to buy to answer his What do you expect the ments in hardware and youthful exuberance and surprising vocal capac­ ! The following were the winners of the July 28 games neuritis. Is this true? served. When the blood makes neuropathy worse. DEAR READER: Your or her questions. Here are book to give you? If you software? Given rapid ity, delighting the audience in “ Wells Fargo pf the Army & Navy Clubpincohle games. Play is open glucose level was lowered There have been a lot of doctor has treated you EVERY ELEMENT in the production was on the space shuttle a few tips to help you when need help in learning a developments in hard­ to all senior citizens and is held each Thursday at 9:30 DEAR READER: Al­ to normal the nerve func­ changes in the thinking with the common methods Wagon” and “ Gary, Indiana.” Mayor Shinn and beautifully coordinated. The performances of you browse the book­ specific applications pro­ a.m.: ware and frequent im­ most every diabetic de­ tion returned to normal. about diabetes which are used to control ulcerative his wife, Eulalie, played by Ai Harris and Joey principles and supporting cast were completely shelves at your local com­ gram, for example, your Corrinne Gibson 620; Sol Cohen 619; Bertil Turner provements in software velops some form of neu­ This is one of the impor^ discussed in The Health colitis. Vogel respectively, provided many comical in tune with story and background. Here is a stamp that is puter store or book shop. best bet is an instructional .617; James Forbes 597; John Wllkenson 587; Harold products, this can be a ropathy within a few tant arguments for main­ Letter 18-10, Hyperglyce­ As you know, ulcerative moments with their strong dramatic Universal Players’ production of “ The Music slated for a real ride in a book devoted to that pro­ fiagot 585; Arline Paquin 585; Martin Bakstan 576; Some computer books significant. years of the onset of the taining good control of a mia: The Diabetic Prob­ colitis is associated with performances. Man” is community theater at its best. few days. When the Chal­ are not intended to be read M argaret Vaughan 575; disease. It can cause diabetic’s blood glucose lem, which I am sending diarrhea and bleeding. Some impressive ensemble singing was heard (Final performances will be presented on lenger Space Shuttle Collectors' at all but are reference ; Also: Lillian Carlson 573; Alfred Chellman 565; problems with the bladder level around the clock, you. Others who want this Your absence of diarrhea in “ Sincere” and “ Lida Rose” with the Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at 8 p.m. at the takes off (probably on the works containing highly Helena Gavello 554; Floyd Post 554; Eleanor Pisch or impotence in men, but and I am hopeful that the issue can send 75 cents suggests some degree of appearance of the barbershop quartet. After a Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 W. 20th), some quarter of a Comer ^52; Rene Maire 551; Ernest Grasso 551. detailed desorptions of one of the worst features new pumps and devices with a long, stamped, control. shaky start the quartet settled into its harmonies. Vernon St. Tickets: $5.) million copies of the $9.35 hardware and software. is the involvement of being developed will self-addressed envelope I wonder whether you piece of paper will be on Russ MacKendrick At their best they are make this possible. nerves to the legs, causing for it to me, in care of this have other colon prob­ covers and tucked into the lifesavers for service e • painful feet and legs. Even now it is impor­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, lems superimposed on Center bridge results cargo bay of the STS-8. technicians, eye-openers There is beginning to be tant to review your moth­ Radio City Station, New your ulcerative colitis. I This artwork item was for hobbyists, and help-in- a little better understand­ er’s blood glucose levels Following are the winners ofthe Center Bridge Club York, N.Y. 10019. am thinking of miik intol­ Thou^ts games of Aug. 5; devised for packages not a-hurry for computer ing of the altered metabo­ over the day. If the levels you want an FDC of the erance that oftens occurs . North-South: Ann DeMartin and Moliie Timreck, over two pounds sent by on the trip. dealers and consultants. lism that causes this un­ are varying too much, she DEAR DR. LAMB: I in patients who have Express Mail Next Day The price of the (X)ver- one-cent Omnibus stamp Even at their best, how­ pleasant side effect. But should see if they can be first; Cort Howell and Jim Baker, second; JoeCapece am a 40-year-old female ulcerative colitis. Why not We first had a girl, then first weeks I couldn’t said. I knew she was too What about your church and Dick Vizard, third. Service. (How many phi­ and-folder combos will be (the 11th in the Transpor­ ever, they are not light there is no cure. All better controlled. and three years ago I tation Series), to be re­ stop eating all milk and all three years later two twin possibly have said, “ Oh, small to be teething, so I and babies? East-West: Tom and Judy Hyde, first; Norman and latelic eagles of one kind $15.35, with a limit of two entertainment. evidence points to good The rest of the treat­ developed ulcerative coli­ leased a week from Fri­ products made with milk. girls. In theory I promised that’ s wom en’ s work didn’t risk moving my Dolores Grade, second; and Ann Davis and Andy or another do we have to a customer. They must A second category of control of the diabetes as ment is symptomatic. It tis. I was treated with Eliminate coffee, tea and something called “ mutu­ (night time feedings for finger into that oft times Rev. John C. Holliger Studley, third. already?) not, repeat, not, be or­ day, just send 20 cents and computer book is the helping to prevent such helps to keep the bed­ corticosteroid enemas colas if you use them and ality in marriage” at our twins),’’ or my wife would dangerous orafice. St. George’s Episcopal It will be released on the dered before the actual an envelope addressed to collection of program list­ complications. In animal clothes lifted off the feet at which really worked. It see if that helps at least wedding, but the twins have been overwhelmed. So I asked, “ Is she Church, Bolton 14th. The ones on the return of the spaceship. yourself to “ Omnibus ings — computer pro­ studies as soon as the night. And then there is was gone in three weeks. eliminate the gas. were the test of that Later,' we checked not hungry?” And I heard Shuttle ride will not bear Envelopes with a too- Stamp, Postmaster, Ar­ grams written in lan­ promise. They came four only the top and bottom this, “ Yes, Father, we Playground event winners the traditional “ First Day early postmark will be lington, VA 22210-9992,” guages with names like of Issue,” but they will retu rn ^ unopened. A per­ and the Service will affix Basic, Pascal, Fortran weeks early. Their stom­ needs, but we added a just put down the bottle The following were winners in special events SHOMCASK have a pictorial cancel sonal check for the remit­ two of the new issues plus and Cobol. These books achs were smaller than teething check. when we came up to the conducted at the town playgrounds last week. The designed for the flight and tance is OK but not cash or one of the 18-cent Surrey- are for you if you are usual, so we had night Once when I was about font.” Then she needs her winners are listed in order of placement for the Woman wants commitment time feedings for toth honoring the 25th anniver­ stamps. (Shuttle Flight with-a-Fringe-on-Top. looking for insight into to baptize a baby, she bottle back. That was no various events: ■AROAIN MATINIE OAilV sary of NASA. The cachet Folder, Philatelic Sales Something to 'Watch how to program. They are girls every two hours for started crying. The par- job for an acolyte. Too EIRRT RMOWOMIV $ 2 .5 0 six weeks. We were both enU and godparents had important!' The priest Bowers School: Graveyard tournament: Roy will be a full-color replica Division, Washington, DC For: Remember the 20- more interesting if you exhausted. only stood up thirty se­ must get-the bottle him­ Broage and. Michael Irrera; Carrom Tournament; of the STS-8 flight natch 20265-9997.) cent Flag over the Su­ have already done some after four months of dating The ritual began for us conds and the baby was self, and he did. And the HARTFORD Don Botticello and Todd Kessel; Home run derby: AFTER THE FLIGHT It is a lot to expect that preme Court Building that programming, and they like so many: the problem the actual date of the all of these*15.35 memen­ came out in late 1981? It is can be fascinating if you crying away. The first baby was happy, and the INTERSTATE 84 EXIT S8 Wayne Zorger and Craig Girrard. is either at the top or the launch will be noted on tos will be absorbed by the kicking around as two are struggling with a DEAR DR. BLAKER: I cept divorce.” Send 50 part of the service she was parents relaxed, and eve­ EASTHARTEORD S68 8810 Mahoney Rec Center: Pie contest: Michelle Nelson each cover, together with public. Linn’s Stamp weirdo collectibles; 1 — programming project Evan small businsssman have been dating a man cents and a stamped, bottom, so check both to quiet as a mouse. So ryone could hear and and Michael Hartley; Watermelon eating contest; another cancellation (per­ News sounds a note of with the building in brick- similar to one listed in for four months and I self-addressed envelope be sure, and then getting falling back into old hab­ celebrate the baptism. It hays cash flaw probiams Michelle Nelson and Linda Caban and Michael haps a backstamp), to caution; “ ...thir ultimate red instead of black; 2— a such a book. really like him. I want him to Dr. Blaker in care of back into our own beds its, I reached over and was a joyfulcelebration of JAWS 3-D Hartley, tied for second; Frisbee golf; Eric Ramus, show the time of landing value — as promotional very poor counterfeit perf Some books of program to be more serious about Ask this newspaper, P.O. Box would always come checked the diaper, “ She God’s grace, at several PU SHOwwnrj- . Todd Rose, and Dave Berube; Nathan Hale School: and the site. Every cover items, collectibles or wha­ 9 (ragged), that somehow listings claim to save you me. I want him to take me 475, Radio City Station, quicker. During those doesn’t need a diaper,” I very different levels. Dr. Blaker h8A8«»A9A7dB«a Talent show; Neeta Bhavaltkar and Linda Clark, tied will have its own serial tever — remains to be got sent all over the money on software by out more than just once a New York, N.Y. 10019. for first. Crystal Therrien and Phil Floria; Carrom number. seen." country to the tune of offering in inexpensive, week an I want him to stop Write to Dr. Blaker at Karen Blaker, Ph.D. tournament: Ed Downes, ages 6 to 9 and Eric The next step will be to Can’t tell though; the perhaps 200,000 copies. printed form what you seeing other women. the above address. 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His paternal Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. . fostHortferd-TheThree Z 'a dinner at Valle’s Steak House in Hartford on Sept. 26 Carol -Eddy; 1 gallon. were; Douglas Woodburv. James the wrong tree. failed and must live with parents. Stooges 8:15 with Get Crazy Lomson, Debra M. McVeigh, grandparents are Joseph 'at 7:30 p.m,. Although 125 prospec­ J . White III, Julie Try asking him out a that for the rest of my life. 10019. - (R) 8:30 with Take This Job t Soro Bryce, Jerry G Dove Mahoney, Martha M. Woodhouse and Erine CampanelU of • Dr. Blaker >— Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. ond..Shovs It (PO) 10:10. *■ { Reilly is a business agent of Local 15, Iron Workers. tive donors made appoint­ Brown, Wllllom Brlndom- MorIconI, Pom Jeon Muls- few times between your Divorcing? Write for w ; ener, William J. Motushok, Mary T. 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information. Editor'sr's note: Another in a Travel Club recommends. liontion about about this this and and the the rest rest of of the the willwill be be held held at at 2 2 p.m. p.m. engines,engines, rides rides and and much much more. more. '” pji*S ^R A n iT lO N A I or Travel Club recommends. FOR TR AD ITIO NAL crafts and series of weekly features written The large and vibrant Hispanic park’s summer festivals. For those who wish a Scottish Call (207) 594-9219 for artisanry, head forCodman House for U PI by the ALA Auto and community of Lowell, Mass., will feeling, the Inn on Lake Wara- information. Martin not surprised at Yankees’ sweep in Lincoln, Mass., for the Artisan’s Travel Club aimed at providing show off its culture on Saturday, A TWO-DAY MEETING of the maug. New Preston, Conn., will An antique and Classic Auto Meet and Competition will be held Fair of Traditional Crafts, Sunday, New Englanders with fuel- Aug. 13. at the Lucy Larcom Park Narragansett tribe of Native feature a free Bagpipe Concert and aftermath of the incident last Sunday, Aug. 14, from 10 a.m. to Aug. 14; from noon to 4 p.m. NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy conserving, close-to-home ieisure on Merrimack Street as part of the American Indians takes place in Scottish Dance Day, Sunday, from Thursday in Tornto when Winfield 5:30 p.m. at Edaville Railroad, Visitors to this historic home, a Martin wasn't at all surprised by trips. Lowell National Historical Park's Charlestown, R.I., Saturday and 1 to 3 p.m. was arrested for killing a seagull South Carver, Mass. Over 400 property of the Society for the his New York Yankees’ 8-3, 11-3 summer ethnic festivals program. Sunday at the Indian Church off Call the Inn at (203) 868-0563 for during a game at Exhibition antique and classic cars will be on Preservation of New England double-header sweep against the By Jon Zondermon Step lively to the sound of Route 2. information. Stadium. hand. Antiquities, will be able to try their Toronto Blue Jays Monday night. A L A Auto and Travel Club "salsa " (jazz), and watch the folk Saturday's festivities begin at 1 THE ANNUAL Transportation "N o this is not revenge," said In Mystic, Conn., the streets wili hand at some of the crafts. Martin had been eagerly await­ dancing. Eat "sancocho," a p.m. and include Legend Ceremon­ Rally takes place from 10 a.m. to4 Winfield. "This was our home come alive Saturday and Sunday Admission is 83 for adults; $2 for ing another shot at the Blue Jays Ethnic fairs and other types of Puerto Rican stew, "tamales,” ial Dances, music, arts, crafts and p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the court and we played our game by with the Mytic Outdoor Arts children under 12. since the Yankees lost three of four festivals highlight activities over which are Columbian corn cakes, a traditional “Pow-Wow.” On Owls Head, Maine, Transportation getting ahead. In Toronto they Festival. Call (617) 259-8843 for in Toronto last week. the weekend of Aug. 12-14 in New and fritters, pork and rich dishes. Sunday, church services will be Museum. 'There will be aerobatics played their game by hitting the Eneland which the ALA Auto and Call (617) 459-1000 for informa­ held at 10:30 a.m., and a "C ircle” shows, antique cars and train Call (203) 536-8559 for information. ” I have been saying all week that we would sweep Toronto,” said ball into that concrete and legging Martin. "The difference here out hits,’ ’, compared to Toronto is two things, Mattingly, who played first base join a pilgrimage pitching and that concrete infield in the first game and right field in Travel In Brief in Toronto.” the second, extended his hitting With Ron Guidry, 13-7, outpitch- streak to 13 games. The streak ing Jfm Clancy, 12-7, in the first includes two pinch-hit to Poe’s Baltimore home appearances. / game and Bob Shirley. 4-6 and Two for the price of one George Frazier easily outdueling " I ’ve settled in and feel part of BALTIMORE (UPI) — Witches from the house. the team ." Mattingly said. ”I know PHILIPSBL'RG. St. Maarten — Tourists who Matt Williams, 1-1, and four other Texas, a blind poet from Argentina and The Poe House was the only Balti­ Toronto pitchers in the second can contribute now. ” visit St. Maarten get two countries for the price of a leading horror movie actor are not more attraction that the distinguished one. and can flit between the duty-free shopping game, Martin’s first point was typical tourists. Argentine writer, Jorge Luis Borges, proven. Bobby Cox. the unhappy Blue of the Dutch side and the rustic charms of a But their pilgrimage makes sense wanted to visit after giving a lecture at Jays manager, echoed Martin’s French Caribbean seaside village. "That concrete does all sorts of when you consider they all were Johns Hopkins University this spring. .sentiments, saying, ’’you can’t win St. Maarten is divided into French and Dutch things to infielders,” Martin visiting the home of Edgar Allan Poe. After being slowly guided up the in this ballpark without pitching. sides, but one can drive or walk anywhere without growled. "They hit three or four of "We’re off the beaten track so we narrow, winding stairs to Poe’s bed­ Clancy had won five in a row. 1 going through any customs or immigration grounders here today that were UPI photo . don’t get all that many people visiting room, the 83-year-old blind poet recited didn’t want to take him out but hud checks. base hits in Toronto, and they hit a Monday's doubleheader between the Yankees and the — the ones we get are usually those who "The Raven” from memory. New York captain Graig Nettles makes one of his no choice. It’s very simple, if we Tourists may opt to stay in one of the more couple of flies to center field in really want to see this place,” says Jeff The "king of horror movies,” actor Blue Jays. can win the next two, we will get a modern and expensive hotels on the Dutch side — Toronto that were routine outs patented dives fbragrounderduringthesecondgameof Jerome, curator of the Poe House. Vincenti Price, passed up all sightsee­ split.” where the international airport is located — and here.” The tiny, 4'A-room brick house, ing opportunities except for the Poe addition and the way Don Mat­ in the second game, totaled four Martin will announce today travel to Marigot on the French half of the island The Yankees’ fortunes rose in Ken Griffey slammed a 410-foot ” I waited a minute in the on-deck where the master of the macabre House when appearing in a play at i J l tingly has been hitting means a lot hits and three RBI in the double- whether he will appeal a two- game for French gourmet cuisine and a more secluded the second game when the first five grand slam into the right-center circle so Griffey could come out penned his first short stories, is located Baltimore's Mechanic Theatre. header, He received an apology rustic atmosphere. New York batters all scored. Willie field bleachers. Don Baylor fol­ and take his bow,” said Baylor. ” It of help for Dave (Winfield) and suspension levied by American at the edge of a West Baltimore housing But probably the most unusual visit from Paul Godfrey of Metropolitan Both sides have great beaches. Randolph and Graig Nettles lowed with another homer, knock­ was his moment after so much myself.” League President Lee MacPhail project. In fact, one building even ever paid upon the little house at 203 N. singled, Dave Winfield walked and ing out Williams. time on the disabled list. His Winfield, who hit his 22nd homer Toronto between games as an last week. adjoins the Poe House. Amity St. was made by a coven of World Sail festival Between 1832 and 1835, Poe lived in witches. Jerome said they drove all the the cramped quarters with his uncle, way to Baltimore from Texas in order TOKYO — An international tall ship parade will aunt and his young cousin Virginia, to obtain a piece of wood from the Poe be staged in Osaka Bay this autumn as part of a whom he later married. The author House — a key ingredient in one of their three-day World Sail festival. wrote his first horror story, “ Beren­ spells. NFL roundup Taking part in what is described as the second ice," in a third-floor garret bedroom “ Some psychics claim the house is largest tall ship gathering since the 1976 U.S. now graced by a stuffed raven. possessed by a spirit, but they say it is Bicentennial are seven tall ships, including two "It wasn’t one of his happier time someone other than Poe,” Jeromesaid. from Japan. periods. He was out of work and his " I haven’t seen anything since I came The World Sail festival, sponsored by the city of poetry wasn’t selling,” Jerome told a here in 1976, but I try.” Williams an Outlaw Osaka, highlights a series of celebrations visitor. "But even after he moved, he Residents of the neighborhood have marking the quadricentennial of Osaka Castle, continued to visit Baltimore often. He long believed bodies are buried be­ built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the 16th century had relatives here, and he always neath the Poe House. Herald photo by Pinto By MIKE BARNES Eagles announced his retirement. Walters, 35, Shogun. stopped in Baltimore while traveling In 1968, some residents reported UPI Sports Writer played 115 consecutive games spanning eight from North to South or vice versa.” seeing unusual lights moving from the Hosfs and travelers wanted seasons. Makeshift street opera The house once occupied by the first to the third floor. Police respond­ For years, Doug Williams was known as the "Stan just felt his time had run out,” Eagles famous American author — and his ing to the call also saw the lights but Barbara Weinberg and Gloria Diana, above, members of fastest “ gun” in the National Football League. So Coach Marion Campbell said. “ He was one of the it seems only appropriate that the rifle-armed finest pass-blocking offensive tackles I ’ve ever SINGAPORE — Street Wayangs, makeshift grave five biocks away — continue to found no one inside. Connecticut's Friendship Force, look over the non-profit theaters for Chinese opera, are a common sight in be popuiar stopping points for many However, most of the eerie occuran- quarterback may soon be an Outlaw. seen. Singapore and a delight for tourists. foreign visitors. ces that take place inside the house intercultural exchange organization’s magazine. The organiza­ The Oklahoma Outlaws of the U.S. Football — The Pittsburgh Steelers signed wide receiver The actors and actresses, all dressed up in ”A lot of foreigners visit Baltimore today are staged. On Poe’s birthday tion is planning an exchange this summer and fall with the League will announce the signing of Williams, a John Stallworth and safety Donnie Sheli to ■K Chinese gowns and heavy makeup, perform to the just to see the Poe sites. We’ve had and on Halloween, actors give dra­ Italian cities of Pisa and Piacenza. Both host families for the free agent who has not reported to the Tampa Bay multi-year contracts. Both are expected to play constant clang of cymbals. The stories are tried quite a few peopte from France and matic readings of the author’s more Buccaneers’ training camp due to a contract Friday night when the Steelers host the New York Italian visitors and local people willing to travel to Italy are dispute. and tested favorites — very similar to Western Japan, where his works are extremely vivid works. Giants. . ,,

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Glenn HELSINKI, Finland - Ameri­ Baseball standings Wright cf 6 0 1 2 Rice If 5 1 2 1 Moore rf 5 12 0 Wshngt ss 3 0 11 Wilson cf 5 0 0 0 Raines If 5 110 Mlchibata, Toronto, 6-1, 6-1; E y ^ e ll can world record-holder Edwin record- holder (6-8) Tamara Byk­ Lewis’ 10.07 with King posting Parrish rf 4 12 2 Armas cf 5 2 2 0 Yount dh 5 1 3 1 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 5 1 1 0 Little ss 5 0 11 Simpson, New Zealand, def. Nduka Hlk> Rivers dh 4 13 1 Miller rf 4 2 10 Cooper 1b 4 0 12 McRae dh 3 110 Hrnndz 1b 3 110 Dawson ct 5 0 1 0 Odizor, Nigeria, 6-2,6-3; Jokim Nystrom, Moses was seeking his 81st succes­ ova of the Soviet Union, and 10.24. Smith agreed with the Brouhrd If 4 0 1 0 Alkens 1b 4 0 0 0 American record-holder Louise NATIONAL LEAGUE Sample If 4 10 0 Ystrzm dh 4 0 2 4 Foster If 5 12 1 Oliver 1b 5 0 0 0 Swedendef. Stefan SImonsson, Sweden,fr sive 400-meter hurdles final vic­ champion that an attempt at the 6- Irish Insurance scored In every East O'Brien 1b 5 2 3 2 Stopletn 1b 4 0 2 1 (Jgllvle ph 0 0 0 0 Roberts It 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 2 0 Cromart rf 4 1 2 0 3,6-2; Tom as Smid, Czechoslovakia, def. Ritter (6- 6%). year-old relay record of 38.03, Inning to bomb Nels Johnson Insu­ W L Pet. OB Sundbrg c 3 1 1 0 Allenson c 4 0 0 0 Romero ss 4 0 1 0 Sheridan If 3 1 3 0 Hans SImonsson, of Sweden, 6-3, 6-2; tory today and. barring injury, he rance, 24-16, Monday night at Nike Bailor ss 4 10 1 Vail ph 0 0 0 0 was sure to find it. Carlos Lopes of Portugal topped currently held by the U.S. national Philadelphia 57 50 .533 — Dent ss 3 110 (Sedmn ph 10 0 0 Gantnr ph 1 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 Giles 2b 3 0 0 0 Carter c 5 13 1 Eliot Teltscher, U .S., del. Larry Stefanki, Field. Earvin Hilton belted a three-run Montreal 56 53 .514 2 Hostetir ph 1 0 0 0 Hoffmn ss 5 110 PIcclolo 2b 4 1 1 0 Wathan c 4 2 3 0 U.S., 7-5,6-2; Gianni Ocleppo, Italy, def. homer, a solo homer and two singles Staub ph 10 11 Wallach 3b 4 2 2 1 The elegant, bearded Moses, of the field for the 10,000; he has a team, was on. Pittsburgh 56 54 .509 2Hank Pfister, U.S., 6-4,6-0. seconds. In the final at the World Reggie Frattaroll, who had two three- Kansas City oooo»2lx— 5 opia. and Alberto Cova of Italy whether his suspect left knee run homers. Los Angeles 61 48 .560 5Vi Game-winning RBI — O'Brien (3). Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Schotzdr p 0 0 0 0 Track and Field Championships, Houston 56 S3 .514 10’A E— Hoffman, Allensan 2. DP— Bastan 2. Game-winning RBI — Washington Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 he was to face the last man to beat were also in contention. would hold up. San Diego 55 56 .495 12’/i LOB— Texas 9, Bastan 11. 2B— Bell Z (6). Reardon p 0 0 0 0 $1004)00 Venice Open him in a final — European The Soviet Union is favored to "I'm still a little concerned Women’s Roc San Francisco 53 58 .477 14’A Yostrzemskl Z Tolleson, Stapletan, E— Brett, Wilson, Molltor. Totals 16 6 9 4 Totals 41 5 II 4 Al Venice, Flo., Aug. 8 make a clean sweep in the hammer about my knee, but I am looking Cincinnati SO 62 .446 18 Wright, Rivers, Blittner. HR— Parrish LOB— New York 000 005 0001— 6 (Sixth round leadersand total pintails) champion Harald Schmid of West Debbie Pelletier had two doubles and Monday's Results (21), Boggs (5), O'Brien (5) . SB— Milwaukee 11, Kansas City 7. 2B— Montreal 000 010 400 0— 5 1, Kent Wagner, Allentown, Pa., 9,872. Germany, who turned the trick in throw and East German Ramona forward to running the lead in the two singles to lead Hungry Tig e r post New York 6, Montreal 5,10 Innings Tolleson (24), Sample (35). S— Sample. Schroeder, Wilson. 3B-Yount. SB— Game-winning RBI — None. Z Marshall Holman, Jacksonville, Ore., Neubert was on course to improve relay. It is the best team I have Renn's Tavern, 17-9, at Charter Oak Philadelphia 14, Pittsburgh 5 SF— Bell. Molltor E— Dawson, Bailor, Reardon. 9,864. 3, (Seorge Pappas, Charlotte, N .C., August 1977. (27). S— Simpson. SF— Cooper, Ed­ on her own world record in the ever been on,” he said. No. 1. Beth Coprrela had a double and Tuesday's Games IP H RERBBSO DP— 9,826.4, Steve Wunderlich, St. Louis, Mo., Six other gold medals were to be two singles and M a ry Ann Nasslff (All Times EOT) Texas wards. Montreal 1. LOB— New York 8, Montreal 9,7N. 5, Joe Hutchinson, Scranton, Pa., decided today: the men and heptathlon. Demko and Janet Norris each had two St. Louis (B . Forsch 7-9) at Chicago Darwin 21-3 7 6 6 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO 7.2B— Foster, Cromartle. 3B— Strawber­ 9,710. 6, Jimmie Pritts, Jr., Lawrence, Milwaukee Mass., 9,696. 7, Butch Soper, Newport women's 800 meters, the women's 'The heats for the long jump and Visions of a U.S. sprint double hits for the winners. Renn's was paced (Rainey 11-8), 2:20 p.m. Butchr (W 3-3) 5 2-3 7 1 1 0 1 ry. HR— Wallach (15). SB— Flynn (1), sprint relays were taking place in vanished in the women’s IDO when by Bonnie Thomos' double and six Now York (Lynch 7-6) at Montreal Jones 110 0 10 Gibson 5 5 2 2 2 1 Raines 3 (51). S— Seaver 2. Beach, Calif., 9679. 8, Norm Duke, Mt. high jump, the men's 10,000 others with one hit each. (Lea 8 d ), 7:35 p.m. Boston Slaton (L 96) 3 6 3 2 1 2 IP H R ER BB SO Pleasant, Texas, 9,652.9, M ark Williams, meters, hammer throw and the morning session, with newly world record-holder Evelyn Ash­ Standings: J.C. Penney 12-2, Hungry Pittsburgh (Rhoden8-9) otPhllodelphlo Eckersley 3 1-3 7 5 4 1 0 Konsos City New York Beaumont, Texas, 9,599.11, Alvin Lou, El crowned 106-meter champion Carl ford suffered a recurrence of an old Tige r 12-2, Talaga Associates 9-5, B 8i J (Denny 12-5), 7:35 p.m. Johnson 2 2-3 4 0 0 2 1 Gura (W 9-14) 7 2-3 11 3 2 0 4 Seaver 7 8 5 3 0 4 Colon, Calif., 9,531. 12, Rick VIttone, heptathlon. (Jsnbrrv (S 29) 1 1-3 2 1 1 1 0 Lewis continuing his quest for a hamstring injury and collapsed in Auto 7-7,' X -M a rt Renn's Ta vern Los Angeles (Valenzuela 11-6) at Stanley (L 7-8) J 2 4 4 2 1 Orosco (W 10-5) 3 3 0 0 1 0 Salem, Ore., 9,510. 13, Ted Hannahs, ■The enforced absence through 4-10, Sportsmon Cate 4-10,3 Penny Pub Cincinnati (Soto 12-9), 7:35 p.m. Cleor 1 2 3 2 1 2 W P— Slaton. T — 2:M. Montreol Zanesville, Ohio, 9693. 14, To m Evans, illness of world record-holder triple gold- medal haul. pain just past the halfway mark. 1-13. Son Francisco (M. Dovls 1-3) at Johnson pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Burris 5 1-3 6 5 4 3 1 Sarasota, Fla., Z488. 15. Clay Saouldo, Sebastian Coe of Britain from the Lewis' prediction of a world She was expected to be out of Atlanta (P . NIekro 7-6), 7:40 p.m. PB— Sundberg. T — 3:21. A — 21,905. Brewers 8, Royels 5 James 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 Pearl City Hawaii, 9,480. 16, Ray relay record could be no idle threat action for at least two months. San Diego (Lollar 4-10) at Houston (J. Schatzeder 2 1 0 0 0 1 Shackelford, Fredericksburg, Va., 800 gave at least four other men a Charter Oak NIekro 9-9), 8:35 p.m. Reardon (L 5-6) 1110 10 9643. Marlies Gohr, who lost her world Second (3ame 17, Mark Baker, Lake Tahoe, Nev.,9643. chance at the gold. They were following the Americans’ 1-2-3 In a playoff for second place. Wodnesdav’sOames HBP— by Burris (Strawberry). T— St. Louis at Chicago MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY 18, Storm Devincent, Fort Lauderdale, European champion Hans- Peter sweep in Monday's 100 final, when record to Ashford's 10.79 just Highland Park Market topped Postal Ob r h bl ab r h bl 2:47. San Francisco at Atlanta Tigers 7 , White Sex 2 A— 27,906. Fla., 9,424. 19, Steve Cook, Roseville, Ferner of West Germany; David Lewis beat out world record-holder minutes before Smith's record run, Express, 6-3, at Fitzgerald Field behind New York at Montreal, night Molltar 3b 5 1 2 0 Wshngt ss 4 0 10 Calif., 9,396 N , Jeff Bellinger, Columbia, gained some consolation by win­ two hitseoch from Bruce Thelllng and Ganter 2b 5 0 0 0 Wathan 1b 3 1 1 0 S.C., 1,350.21, Wayne Webb, Indlonopolls, Patrick of Knoxville, Tenn., who Calvin Smith and Emmit King. Dave Desontos. Joe Panaro added a Pittsburgh at Phllodelphlo, night Second Game They will be joined in the 4 x 100- ning the final ahead of East Simmons c 4 1 2 1 Brett 1b 2 0 12 Ind., 9,M1. 22, To m Hilton, St. also was a finalist in the 400- double for the winners while Jeff Holt, CHICA(30 DETROIT Cooper 1b 5 0 2 0 Roberts If 3 0 0 Phillies 0 14, Pirates 5 Petersburg, Fla., 9,354. N , Jay Robinson, Dave Krinlak and Jock Hull had two Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night hurdles; James Robinson of Oak­ relay by N F L hopeful Willie Gault. German compatriot Marita Koch. Son Diego at Houston, night Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ogllvle If 5 2 2 0 Wilson cf 2 0 0 0 Yorba Linda, Calif., 9,266, Mike Aulby, Lewis said, "I think we proved Diane Williams of Los Angeles hits for Postal. RLaw cf 2 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 3 1 1 2 Howell dh 4 2 4 0 McRae dh 4 110 Indianapolis, Ind., 9,257. land, Calif.; and newcomer Joa- Hairstn cf 1 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 3 0 2 2 Mannng cf 4 1 1 2 Otis rf 3 PITTSBURGH 1 1 1 PHILADELPHIA we are the best sprinters in the took the bronze. AMERICAN LEAGUE Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Herndon If 4 1 2 3 quim Cruz of Brazil, who has a Rec East Romero ss 3 1 1 2 White 2b 2 0 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bi devastating finishing burst and is world. Our times showed it. We Poland, the surprise unofficial Baines rf 3 0 0 0 Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Moore rf 3 0 2 2 Cnepen 2b 2 0 12 Wynne cf 4 3 3 1 Dernier rf 5 110 W L Pet. GB Squires 1b 1 0 0 0 Wcknfss 1b 2 1 0 0 fast gaining world-class rested more this summer and it medal leader with two golds from Bill Zwick had two doubles to lead Baltimore 62 45 .579 — Pryor 3b 3 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 2 0 Motthws If 5 3 3 0 Highlander Restaurant to a 7*4 win Luzinsk dh 3 0 0 0 Leach 1b 10 0 0 Alkens 1b 10 0 0 Madick 3b 4 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 3 4 2 5 really paid off here.” the first two days of the competi­ Detroit 63 47 .573 Vi Paclork 1b 4 o 0 0 Wilson rf 4 110 experience. over Nasslff Arms at Nike Field. Mike Milwaukee 62 47 .569 1 Slaught c 4 1 3 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 1 1 3 Jeitz 2b 0 0 0 0 Boxing It was the first U.S. 100-meter tion, gained an unexpected success YankowskI and Bruce Davidson added Kittle If 3 111 Gibson cf 3 1 1 0 Sherldn ct 4 1 2 0 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Perez 1b 4 2 2 0 "The women's 800 was more UPI photo New York 61 47 .557 I ’/z VLaw 3b 4 12 1 Brookns 3b 2 2 0 0 medal sweep in a major interna­ in the triple jump through Zdzisla w two hits each for the winners while Toronto 60 50 .545 3Vi Totals 18 8 16 7 Totals 17 5 II 5 Easier If 3 0 1 0 Rose 1b 1 0 0 0 clear-cut, with world record- Rick Nicola had a triple and a single Dvbznsk ss 3 0 1 0 Castillo c 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee 001 340 000— 8 Lacy ph 1 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 13 2 Hoffman's 57-2. Crowd favorite Boston 54 55 .495 9 Walker oh 0 0 0 0 holder Jarmila Kratochvilova of tional competition since Ralph and Jim Rufinl had a triple for the Clevelond 46 65 .414 18 Kansas City 000 00111)0— 5 Pena c 4 0 10 Virgil c 0 0 0 0 Craig, Alvar Meyer, and Don I^illie Banks of Los Angeles had to American winners in the 100 meter center, stiver medalist Calvin Smith, left, losers. Cruz 2b 4 0 10 Game-winning RBI— Simmons (11). Berra ss 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 4 2 2 3 M oiorFIght Schedule Czechoslovakia the favorite. West Totals 32 2 5 2 Totals 29 7 7 7 (c-denotes defending chompion) Chicago 59 51 .536 — E— Slaught, Washington. DP— Candelar p 1 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 4 1 1 2 The women's high jump prom­ Lippincott ran to glory in the 1912 settle for the silver ahead of finals at the World Championships in and bronze medaiist Emmit King. Chicogo 000 010 100— 2 Kansas Guante p 1 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 Aug. 0 1 1 9 at Atlantic City. N.Y. — Kansas City 52 54 .491 5 Detroit 7 William Hosea vs. EMIah Tllierv, 10, ised to be a hard-fought battle Stockholm Olympics. Nigerian Ajayi Agbebaku. Independent Texos 54 56 .491 5 004 300 00X— City 3. LOB— Milwaukee 6, Kansas City Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Hudson p 4 0 11 Heisinki were goid medalist Carl Lewis, (rome-wInnlngRBI— Trammell (6). 7. 2B— Simmons, Slaught, Romero, Sarmient p 0 0 0 0 McGrow p 0 0 crulserwelghts. 0 0 Hungry Tiger edged Main Pub, 7-6, at Oaklond 54 59 .478 6Vi E— Dybzinskl. LOB— Chicago 7, De­ Aug. 11 at South Yarmouth, Moss. — California 53 59 .473 7 Concepcion. 3B— Howell. SB— Molltor Mazzilli ph 1 0 0 0 Fitzgerald behind solo homers by Lou troit 3 Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 Sean Mannion vs. Roberto Colon, 10, Wellington and Paul Frenette and two Minnesota 46 67 .407 U 'h 4. 2B— Herndon. 3B— Gibson. HR— junior middleweights. Seattle 44 68 .393 16 (30), Moore (7). S— Romero. SF— Harper ph 10 0 0 hits from Mike Crispino and Collins Herndon (15), V. Low (4), Kittle (24). SF Moore. Totolt 35 S 9 5 Totals 37 14 U 14 Aug. 13 at Las Vegos, Nev. — Mlltoo Canadian Open Judd. Scott Hanson and Mark Pollard Monday's Results — Tramm ell. M cCrory vs. Colin Jones, 12, vacant W BC ^ Chicago 5, Detroit 4,1st gome IP H R ER BB SO Pittsburgb 100 201 010— 5 paced Main with two hits apiece, with IP H RERBBSO Milwaukee Phllodeipblo 000 551 30x— 14 welterweight title. Danny Scha and Jim Rosillo adding a (Detroit 7, Chicago 2,2nd game Chicago Aug. 13 at San Vincente, Italy — c Sports In New York 8, Toronto 3,1st gome M cClure (W 9-8) 6 8 5 5 1 4 Game-winning RBI — Garcia (1). double each. Koosmn (L 8-4) 6 1-3 6 7 7 3 5 CandlottI 2 1-3 3 0 0 1 1 E— Pena, Berra. DP— Pittsburgh Eusebio Pedroza vs. Jose Cabo, 15, W BA In an American playdown contest, New York 11, Toronto 3,2nd gome AJones 12-310012 featherweight title. Konsos City 5, Milwaukee 4,1st gome Lodd (S 12) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 3. Lathrop Insurance stopped Wilson Detroit Kansas City LO B— Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 5. 2B— Aug. 13 ^ Panama City, Panama — G H O gets 12 more Teltscher wins after delay Electric, B-3, at Robertson Park. Al Mllwoukee8, Kansas City 5,2nd gome Morris (W 136) 9 5 2 2 4 11 Julian Solis vs. Bernardo Checa, 12, Renko (L 5-9) 41-3 9 6 5 0 1 Maddox, DeJesus, Roy. 3B— Perez, Rodonis led the way with a grand slam Texas 12, Boston 7 super bantamweights. Cleveland 9, Baltimore 4 HBP— by Koosman (Brookens). Hood 1 2-3 4 2 2 1 0 Garda. HR— Schmidt 2 (26), Thomp­ The latest PGA pros committed to play in next and a single, Dave Bldwell had three WP— Creel 0 0-3 3 0 0 0 0 son Aug. 15 at TIluana, Mexico — Gabriel hits and Mickey Caloci two more for Minnesota 4, Californio 2 Bernal vs. Jose Gallegos, 10, flyweights. week’s Sammy Davis Junior-Greater Hartford MONTREAL (UPI) - Ninth- in Monday's opening round draw. still don’t agree with the system. I Oakland 2, Seattle 1 Morris 2. T — 2:44. A — 42,337. M cClure pitched to 2 batters In 7th. (16), Wynne (5). SB— Wynne (9), Lathrop while Jim Jackson and Frank W P— Hood. T — 2:48. A— 4Z039. Matthews (12). SF— Thompson. Aug. 16 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Open are Canadian Open champ John Cook, seeded American Eliot Teltscher "That rain delay made it tough feel that there should be M draws Szilagyi had two hits for Wilson. Tuesday's Gomes Johnny Bumphus vs. Nani Marrero, 10, Curtis Strange, Chip Beck, Wayne Levi, Jim (All Times EDT) Indians 9, Orioles 4 iunlor welterweights; Carl Williams Monday anxiously waited out a for me.” said Teltscher, a 24-year- and everyone should play right at Texas (Honeycutt 146) at Boston IP H R ER BB SO Thorpe, Roger Maltbie, D,.A.Weibring, Frank Ma|or League leaders Pittsburgh vs. three-hour rain delay Monday old native of Palos Verdes, Calif. the start.’ Northern (Tudo r 9-7), 7:35 p.m. Woody Clark, 10, heavyweights; Do*Md Connor, Ron Streck, Jim Dent, Terry Diehl and Cleveland (Heaton 5-4) at Baltimore CLEVELAND BALTIMORE Candir (L 11-7) 3 2-3 6 5 5 4 3 before defeating countryman ” I had to hang around and then, Among those with byes into the In another playdown contest, Man­ Guante 1-3 4 5 5 1 0 Sears vs. Buford Spencer, 10, light Jodie Mudd. (M cGregor 14-4), 7:35 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Batting heavyweights. Larry Stefanki 7-5, 6-2 on the when play finally started, I was second round, which begins Wed­ chester JC Blue nipped Dean Machine, Chicago (Dotson 126) at Detroit Harrah 3b 4 2 2 0 Bumbry cf 4 0 1 0 Notional League Tom lin 12-321113 4-2, at Robertson Park. Winning Sarmlento 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Aug. 17 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike opening day of the $450,000 Cana- down 5-3. I didn’t feel I had it won nesday, were top-ranked John (Poshnlck 1-0), 7:35p.m. Trillo 2b 1 0 0 0 Ford rf 10 0 0 g ab r h pd. Rossman vs. Robert White, 10, tight pitcher Roger Harwood got two hits Toronto (Stieb 11-10) at New York FIschlln 2b 4 1 1 0 Ayalo rf 2 0 0 0 Hendrick, StL I N 369 53 122 .331 Tunnell 2 3 3 0 0 3 dian Open men’s tennis until I got up 5-2 in the second set.” McEnroe. Jim m y Conners, Ivan from Ted Brlndomour to post the Phllodelphlo heavyweights; Earl Hargrove vs. Darryl Kuczenski invited (Rowley 10-9), 8 p.m. Tabler If 4 2 2 0 Ripken ss 4 12 0 Modlock, Pitt 96 370 55121 .327 Penn, 10, junior middleweights; Kevin championship. Teltscher was not upset that he Lendl and Yannick Noah. victory, while Bob Lulpold led Dean Milwaukee (Sutton 7-8) at Kansas City Knight, Hou 101 356 29115 .323 Hudson (W 7-3) 7 1-3 8 5 5 0 1 with two hits. ' Thorntn dh 3 2 2 2 Lownstn If 2 1 0 0 M cGrow 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Howard vs. Richard Nixon, 10, iunior Bruce Kuczenski, the surprise third-round In an earlier match, top- ranked didn’t get a bye in the tournament. Though the thunderstorm, that (Block 5 4 ), 8:35 p.m. Perkins 1b 4 1 2 3 SIngletn dh 3 1 0 0 Herr, StL 89 313 43 101 .323 middleweights. Minnesota (Lysonder 3-9) at Californio Thomas cf 4 0 0 0 Dwyer 1b 4 0 0 0 Dawson, Mtl 107 436 69 140 .321 Guante pitched to 5 batters in 5th. draft choice of the New Jersey Nets out of the Canadian Glenn Mlchibata was But he complained about the erupted at about 2 p.m., arrived T — 2:50. A— 38,080. Aug. 18 ot Los Angeles — Ruben Dusty (Stelrer 0-0), 10:X p.m. Hassev c 5 12 1 Nolan c 4 12 4 Oliver, Mtl 108 4N 52 133 .309 Castillo vs. Oscar Bellnes, 12, feather­ University of Connecticut, has been invited to the overwhelmed by Brazilian Marcos procedure that gives preferential after Hocevara, ranked 51st, de­ Seattle (Abbott 4-3) at Ooklond Franco ss 2 0 0 0 Cruz 3b 4 0 0 0 Horner, Atl 97 364 69112 .308 weights. Nets' training camp beginning September 28 at Hocevar, 6-1, 6-1. treatment to top- ranked players. feated Michibata, the 21- year-old Moving Into the league playoffs with (M cCotty 3-5), 10:35 p.m. Vukovch rf 4 0 1 2 Dauer 2b 3 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 108 397 59 121 .N5 Aug. 18 at Atlantic City, N .J. — James Princeton University. Teltscher, ranked 16th in the "I play a lot of tournaments Canadian refused to attribute his the playdown win. Garden Soles de­ Wednesday's (iames Totals 35 9 12 8 Totals 11 4 5 4 Landreaux, LA 95 328 50 99 .302 Broad vs. Leroy Diggs, 10,heavyweights; feated Telephone Society, 5-3, at Seattle at Oakland Cleveland 106100 000— 9 Murphy, Atl 112 400 97 I N .300 Charlie "W hite Lightning" Brown vs. Ernie DiGregorio, hoping to make a comeback world, was the highest ranked where I get the bye,” he said, “so it loss to strong winds that preceded Keeney Field. Pacing Garden Soles Toronto at New York Baltimore 000 400 000— 4 American League Ernie Bing, 10, lightweights. with the Nets after making NBA Rookie of the player among the 24 participants doesn’t make any difference. But I the rain delay at Jarry Park. were Dove Wolshorowlcz and Paul Cleveland at Baltimore, night Game-winning RBI— Tharntan (9). 0 ab r h pet. Radio, TV Aug. 26 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-Roger Year a decade ago, was not invited. Cormier with two RBI each. For Chicogo at (3etrolt, night E— Hassey, Cruz, Dwyer. DP— Boggs, Bos 106 406 67 151 .372 Mayweather vs. Benedlcto Villob- telephone, Ken HI 11 was 2-f or-3 with two Texas at Boston, night Cleve­ Carew, Cal 88 341 48 126 .370 lanoa, doubles. Milwaukee at Kansas City, night land 1, Baltimore 2. LOB— Cleveland 7, Brett, KC 82 311 67 106 .341 15, WBA junior lightweight title; Enrique Minnesota at California, night Baltimore!. 2B— Bumbry, Ripken. HR— Whitaker, Det 109 4N 66 144 .329 Sanchez vs. Freddie Jackson, 12, local basketball Thornton (14), Nolan (2). SF— McRae, KC 107 405 65 133 .3N 7:35 Rangers vs. Red Sox, W TIC bantamweights. Wiid Biii arrested Perkins. Simmons, Mil 103 405 53 131 .3N 8 Blue Joys vs. Yankees, Channels 22, American League M , W P O P Aug. 31 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike IP H R ER BB SO M urray, Balt 104 389 78 124 .319 McCollum vs. Terry Holmes, 10, junior L U TH E R V ILL E , Md. — “ Wild Bill’’ Hagy, the Chicago Bulls: wheeling, Cleveland Moseby. T o r 103 360 65113 .314 12:N AM World Track and Field Northern Yankees B, Blue Jays 3 Championships, Channels 22, M middleweights. self- appointed Baltimore Orioles' cheerleader, Sutcliffe (W 13-7) 9 5 4 3 5 7 Tram m ell, Det 91 299 50 93 .311 Sept. 1 at Los Angeles— Albert Dovila was arrested and released without being charged Shockers 48 (Mott Woodcock 14, Joe Boltlmoro Yount, MU 100 384 72 119 .310 vs. Kiko Bellnes, 12, vacant W BC when observed smoking a substance believed to Ponoro 10), Formal's Inn 39 (Sterling First Game Davis (L 10-5) 2 Z3 7 8 8 1 3 Heme Runs bantamweight title. Hall 9). TORONTO NEW YORK DMartInez 2 1-341130 Notional League — Schmidt, Phil 26; Sept. 3 at San Remo, Italy — c-Donald be marijuana, police said Monday. Style 62 ( Bob Peyeron 17, W ill Milner Ob r h bi Ob r h bl TMartInez 3 0 0 0 2 1 Dawson, Mtl 25; Murphy, Atl 23; Evans, Curry vs. Roger Stafford, 15, WBA William Grover Hagy, 44, of Dundalk, was 17), Mulberry Restaurant 59 (Eric Moseby cf 5 1 2 2 Rndlph 2b 5 2 3 0 Stoddard 110 0 11 SF and Guerrero, LA 21. welterweight title. dealing to the basement Balk— Sutcliffe. T — 3:11. A— 24,324. American League — Cooper, MU and released pending results of a police analysis of the Ouppe 17, Bob Blodel 16). lorg 2b 5 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 5 1 1 0 Tennis Sept. 9 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-Aaron Bonnell 3b 3 1 2 1 Winfield If 5 3 3 2 Kittle, Chi 24; Armas and Rice, Bos and Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello, 15, WBA substance he and two friends were found smoking Johnsn dh 4 0 0 0 Gamble dh 4 1 2 3 Luzinski, Chi 23. junior welterweight title; c- in a restaurant parking lot Sunday night, said Southern Bell If 4 0 10 Wyneoar c 5 0 2 2 Runs Batted In Thomas By Randy AAlnkoff before his hometown friends. cently was released from a Mary­ Twins4,Angeis2 National League — Dawson, Mtl 86; police Sgt. Paul Waclawski. Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Kemp rf 5 0 0 0 Hearns vs. James Green, 12, WBC super UPl photo UPI Sports Writer The Bulls are in the market for a^. land drug-alcohol rehabilitation Lombardi won by forfeit over the Upshaw 1b 3 1 0 0 Mttlngl 1b 4 0 2 0 Schmidt, Phil 79; Murphy, Atl 76; welterweight title. Lakers when the latter failed to have Martinez c 4 0 1 0 Mmphry cf 2 1 0 0 MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA Guerrero, LA 69; Chambliss, Atl and Women’s tennis results Sept. 10 at Atlantic City, N .J. — c- small, shooting forward and Agui-*' center. enough players. Hendrick, StL 68; CHICAGO (U P I) - The Chicago rre would fill that need if Dallas Griffin ss 3 0 2 0 Robrtsn ss 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Lorry Holmes vs. Scott Frank, 12, WBC Connors cools off "Yes, we want to see what the Tony's Pizza 59 (Duane Milner 23, Mulinks ss 1 0 0 0 DBrown ct 5 0 0 0 Carew 1b 3 0 11 American League — Cooper, MU 95; heavyweight title. Bugs’ Tenace disabled Bulls, not the winningest team In would agree to give up the health situation is of both Lester Greg W illiam s 11), PaganI Caterers 56 Tefols 35 3 8 3 Totals 38 8 13 7 Castino 2b 5 0 0 0 WInfleld, Lubrtch N ss Y 3 084; 1 0 Parrish, Det 77; $150,000 Woman's Tournament Sept. 15 at New York — c-Ray Mancinl (B o b Verona 31). Simmons, MU 75; Murray, Balt and Rice, Jimmy Connors shows the way to keep professional basketball on the third-year pro for Theus. and Quintin,” Thorn said. "Until Toronto 000 100 002— 3 Ward It 5 0 10 Downing If 3 0 0 1 vs. Orlando Romero, 15, WBAIightweight P H ILAD ELP H IA — The Pittsburgh Pirates court, are earning a reputation as Now York 302 300 01X— 8 Engle dh 4 1 2 0 Lynn cf 4 0 1 0 Bos 73. A t Monhattan Beach, Collt., Aug. 8 title; Nino LaRocca vs. Jerry Cheatham, have placed catcher-first baseman Gene Tenace cool during an exhibition match Sunday Dallas drafted Dale Ellis, a we know that, we won’t know what Game-winnina RBI — Winfield (16). Hrbek 1b 4 0 2 0 Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 Stolen Bases Kate Latham, Mountain View, Calif., 10, welterweights; Alfredo Escalera vs. wheeler-dealers off the court. National League — Raines, Mtl 51; on the 15-day disabled list and activated catcher shooting forward, in the first round our backcourt situation is going to E— Upshaw, Clancy, Rabertson 2, loro. GaettI 3b 3 111 RJcksn dh 3 0 0 0 def. Sylvia Hanika (4), West Germany, 3- Charlie "White Lightning" Brown, 10, against Tim Mayotte. Connors will be a There are indications the Bulls Bell. D P — Toronto 1, New York 2. LOB— Brnnsky rf 4 1 1 2 RJcksn 3b 3 0 0 0 Wilson, N Y 37; LeMaster, SF and S.Sax, 6, 7-6 (8 6), 6-3; Kathy Jordan (9), King lightweights. Steve Nicosia. of the June 28 draft. In addition, the be.” LA 34; Butler, Atl and Moreno, Hou N . favorite at this week's Canadian Open. aren’t through making swaps in an Toronto 8, New York 10. 2B— Winfield, Wshngt ss 4 1 1 0 Valentin rf 3 1 2 0 of Prussia, Pa., def. Jennifer Mundel, Tenace, who is hitting .154, injured his lower Mavericks have Jay Vincent, who Mattingly. HR— Gamble (7), Bonnell (8), Laudner c 3 0 1 0 Boone c 2 110 American League — Henderson, South Africa, 6-1,6-1; Helena Sukova (10) effort to reverse the fortunes of a Moseby (14). S— Robertson. Oak back in practice Sunday in Pittsburgh, When he has blossomed into an NBA star in Chicago drafted a forward Transactions Bush ph 1 0 0 0 Czech., def. Lea Antonoplls, Glendora, club coming off the second-worst IP H R ER BB SO Smith c 0 0 0 0 70; R. Law, Chi 53; Cruz, Chi 46; Wilson, Calif., 6-2, 6-1; Iva Budarova (11), EASTERN LEAGUE arrived at Veterans Stadium Monday night, he two seasons. Toronto KC 45; Somple, Tex 34. campaign in its history. Sidney Green of UNLV, with its •••••••••••••••••••••• Totals 38 4 9 3 Totals 27 2 6 2 Czech., def. Etsuko Inoue, Japan, 6-3, 6- W L Pet. GB could not hit. run or throw because of soreness in Sues NBC The key to trading Theus lies in first pick. The Bulls then shipped Clancy (L 12-7) 3 2 J 7 7 6 2 3 Minnesota 000 030 010— 4 Pitching 3; Barbara Hollqulst, Arcadia, Calif, def. Reading 73 37 .664 — - his back. Their attempts to lure free agent the rehabilitation of two other Acker 3 1-3 4 0 0 0 0 California 002 000 000— 2 Victories Hu Na, China, 66, 6-3; Alycia Moulton Buffalo 58 51 .532 14V2 center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar forward Mark Olberding to Kansas Moffitt 12 10 0 1 Game-winning RBI — None. National League — Rogers, Mtl 146; (12), Sacramento, Calif., def. Tre y Lewis, New Britain 58 51 .532 14'/} Chicago guards, Ronnie Lester Now York Perez, Atl 13-3; Droeeckv, SD 13-8; from the Lakers have grabbed City for the Kings’ No. 1 pick, E— LubratIch 2, GrIch. Triple play— Los Angeles, 641, 6-1; Wendy White (13), Lynn 57 51 .528 \S and Quintin Dailey. guard Ennis Whatley. Chicago also Baseball Guidry (W 13-7) 9 8 3 3 3 3 Minnesota 1. DP— California 1. LOB— Denny, Phil 1Z5; McMurtry, Atl 12-7; Atlanta, det. Sandy Collins, Odessa, Nashua 51 58 .468 2V/7 i Winfield hears apology headlines for part of the summer. Lester, the club’s top draft Los Angeles — Transferred catcher HBP— by Acker (Gamble). T— 2:24. Minnesata 8, California 4. 2B— Ward, Laskey, SF 1Z8; Soto, CIn 12-9. Texos, 7-5, 6-3. Albany 50 59 .459 22’/a made two other deals in the draft, Mike Sclosdo from the 15-doy supple­ Engle, Valentine. HR— GaettI (16), American Leogue — McGregor, Balt JoAnne Russell (14), New York, def. Waterbury 48 62 .436 25 T urner wants But the Bulls have backed off some choice three years ago, has been 14-4; Honeycutt, Tex 14-6; Hoyt, Chi 14- NEW YORK — Paul Godfrey, chairman of in recent weeks. sending Sidney Lowe to Indiana for mental disobled list to the 6 0 ^ y Yankees11,BlueJays3 Brunansky (16). S— LubratIch, Baone. SF Leslie Allen, New York, 66, 6-2; Rosie Glens Falls 43 67 .391 30 hampered by knee problems. guard Mitchell Wiggins and Larry emergency disabled list. — Dawning. 10; Guidry, NY and Sutcliffe, Clev 13-7; Casals, Sausallto, Calif., def. Te rry Monday's Results Central Toronto, apologized to New York On another front, the Bulls won’t Dailey, Chicago’s controversial IP H RERBBSO Morris, Det 136. Holladay, Del M ar, Calif., 66, 62; Sue Glens Falls 9, Nashua 3,1st game outfielder Dave Winfield between games of the Micheaux to Kansas City for a Second Game Minnesota Earned Run Average Barker, Britain, def. Cecilia Fernandez, Nashau 7, Glens Falls 3,2nd game confirm it, but there are strong first-round pick last season, re­ Football Notional League — Hammaker, SF Yankees-Toronto Blue Jays double-header Mon­ second-round draft pick. TORONTO NEW YORK Schrom (W 9-4) 9 6 2 2 3 2 Torrance, Calif., 66, 61; Ellse Burgln, New Britain 6, Waterbury 5 playoff rights indications they are willing to part Atlonto — Waived wide receiver Jeff Ob r h U ob r h M California 1.98; Ryan, Hou 2.16; Soto, CIn 2.41; Batimore, det. Pilar Vasquez, Peru, 64, Reading 3, Albany 1 day night for the outfielder's arrest on charges of with star guard Reggie Theus, the Turk and guard Mickey Cochran. Collins 1b 5 0 2 1 Rndlph 2b 4 1 1 0 John (L 8-9) 7 1-3 9 4 4 1 3 Pena, L A 2.43; Denny, Phil 2.61. 60 ; Annabel Croft, Britain, def. Paula Lynn at Buffalo, ppd., rain Buffalo — Offensive guards Scott Moseby cf 5 1 2 1 Nettles 3b 5 1 2 0 Sanchez 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 American League — Honeycutt, Tex Smith, La Jolla, Calif., 62,66. Tuesday's Games killing a seagull at Toronto’s Exhibition Stadium team’s leading scorer and main 2.26; Stieb, T o r 2.89; Young, Sea 2.95; last Thursday. A TLA N TA (UPI) — An attorney for Atlanta Braves LoFond of Massachusetts and J oe Nett of Bonnell 3b 5 0 1 0 Mllborn 3b 0 0 0 0 P B — La u d n e r. T — 2:13. A — 37,307. Camille Beniamin, Bakersfield, Glens Foils at Nashua attraction. Syracuse left comp. Johnsn dh 4 0 2 1 Winfield If 4 2 1 1 McGregor, Balt 3.13; Stanley, Bos3.N. Calif., Lynn at Buffalo, 2 The Crown Prosecutor later dropped the owner Ted Turner said the communications magnate When Chicago made its initial Chicago (USFL) — Named Donald Bell If 2 0 1 0 Griffey 1b 3 2 3 4 Strikeouts def. Betsy Nogelsen, Kapalua Bay, New Britain at Waterbury Pollard defensive coach. Natlonol League — Carlton, Phil 182; charges, after Winfield had been booked and had has filed suit against NBC over the financial rights to dealings during last month’s draft, Upshaw 1b 1 0 0 0 Baylor dh 5 2 2 1 Hawaii, 46, 63, 76 (76); Sue Leo, Reading at Albany local broadcast of the National League playoffs if the Cincinnati — Cut wide receiver Mike Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 A ’s Mttngly2, Mariners rf 5 2 21 1 Soto, CIn 170; McWilliams, Pitt 145; Australia, def. Cathy O'Brien, Los Wednesdoy'sGames posted a $500 bond promising to appear in court there was speculation the Bulls Hoffev, punter John Christopher, tackle Mulinks 2b 1 0 0 0 M m phry cf 3 1 0 0 Ryan, Hous IN ; Valenzuela, LA 119. Angeles, 16, 76 (11-9), 63; Anne White, Glens Falls at Nashua later this month. Braves win a place in them. were set to send the 6- foot-7 former Chuck Gannon and wide receiver Gilbert lorg 2b 3 0 1 0 Cerone c 5 0 2 1 American League — Morris, Det 153; St. Petersburg, Fla., det. A m y Holton, Lynn at Buffalo, 2 Smith. SEATTLE OAKLAND Stieb, T o r IN ; RIghettI, N Y 119; Attorney Robert Webb Jr., who also represented Nevada-Las Vegas guard to Dallas Orta rf 1 0 0 0 Robrtsn ss 3 0 0 1 Sarasota, Fla., 63, 64; Kate Gompert, New Britain at Waterbury Turner in a successful suit against ABC over local Denver — Cut punter Joy Kroeker, Martinez c 2 1 1 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Blyleven, Clev 116; Sutclltfe, Clev 114. Redwood City, Calif., det. Tin a Mo- Reading at Albany for Mark Aguirre, who played at kicker John Oyer, running backs Roy Whitt c 10 0 0 , Bernzrd 2b 3 1 2 0 Phillips ss 4 0 0 0 Saves chlzukl, S. Pasadena, Calif., 62,66; Ann Oilers cut Perry rights to college football games, said Monday the Smolly and Rod Pegues, tight end Pat Griffin ss 4 110 Ramas ss 4 0 0 0 Davis rf 4 0 2 0 Notional League — Smith, Chi 17; Chicago’s DePaul University. Putnam 1b 2 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 1 2 1 Klyomura, Mountain View, Calif., def. New Britain 110 102 010 — 6 14 0 baseball case will not result in the league McCool and offensive lineman Tony Totals 37 3 11 3 Totals 37 11 13 9 Reardon, Mtl and Bedroslan, Atl 16; Jill Davis, Quakertown, Pa., 66,64. W otw ^ury 201 001 100 — 5 6 3 HOUSTON — The Houston Oilers Monday cut "That sounds interesting but we Sartor. Toronto 100000 300— 3 Zlsk dh 4 0 11 Lapes 2b 3 0 0 0 Minton, SF 13; Lovelle, SF, Tekulve, championship being shown to all cable subscribers of SHndrsn If 4 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Ann Henricksson, Mahtomed, Johnson, Mitchell (9) and Malpeso; veteran defensive back Vernon Perry, a former couldn’t confirm it then.” said a Houston — Cut defenslyo bock Vernon New York 500021 21x— 11 Pitt, Holland, Phil, Howe, LA and Sutter, Minn., Ryder, Jones (6) and Corbett. W— Turner’s “Superstation,” WTBS-TV. Perry, defenslvetockle James Hamilton, (Same-Winning RBI — Griffey (2). DHndrs rf 4 0 0 0 Hancock If 3 1 1 1 StL 12. def. Pam Whyteross, Australia, 46, 66, playoff hero, and four other players from their Bulls spokesman. Allen 3b 3 0 10 Brrghs dh 2 0 0 0 Johnson 6-5. L— Jones 3-3. HRs— "It’s simply a suit to enforce Turner Broadcasting linebacker Bobby Strogen, strong safety E— Randolph, Upshaw 2. DP— American League — Quisenberry, KC 61 ; Duk Hee Lee, South Korea, det. Waterbury, McClendon (10); New Bri­ roster, a team spokesman said. Chicago general manager Rod Donald Cook ondpuhter Bryon Bailey. Chmbrs oh 1 0 0 0 Gross 1b 3 0 0 0 29; Stanley, Bos and Caudill, Sea 21; System’s right to telecast Braves games in the local New Sharon Walsh, Novato, Calif., 64, 76 (8 tain, Perry was arrested April 3 in Jackson. Miss., on Thorn says no player is an , Kansas City — Acquired running back York 1. LOB— Toronto 9,NewYork9.2B JNelson c 3 0 1 0 Heath c 2 0 0 0 Davis, Minn 19; Lopez, Det 16. ). Malpeso (8). RNelsn ph 1 0 0 0 6 charges of possession of cocaine and three area, or to assign those rights to another station,” untouchable and deals will con­ t Shernxin Smith from Seattle for on — Nettles, Moseby, Johnson, Bon- Webb said. In addition to Turner’s Channel 17. there r undisclosed draft choice. noll, Moses cf 1 0 0 0 misdemeanor offenses, including resisting ar­ tinue to be made to strengthen the * Philadelphia — Tackle Stan Walters Mattingly 2, Collins. HR— Griffey (6), Totols NISI Totals 21 2 5 2 rest. Perry, who was arrested at his club, "The are two non-network stations in Atlanta. franchise. ^ rofired. Baylor (15), WInfleld (22). SB— Boylor SoottlO 100 000 000— 1 Pittsburgh — Signed wide receiver Oakland Locker Room,’ was awaiting trial on the charges. The Braves — who won the National League’s Asked about Theus, Thom said, (2). SF— Robertson. 00020000X— 2 western division title last year before losing the NL ■ John Stallworth ondsofetyDonnleShell. IP( .ER BB SO Game-winning RBI— Hancock (2). MANCHESTER MIDGCT FOOTBALL Head Coach Ed Biles said the decision to cut ” We have to take a long, hard look Seattle — Reloosed center A rt Kuohn, Toronto • DP— Seattle1,(3akland2. LO B— Seattle Perry from the team was based on his championship to the St. Louis Cardinals — are . defensive end David Graham, punter Williams (L 1-1) 0 4 5 5 1 0 7, Oakland 5. 2B— Davis. HR— Murphy at our backcourt situation. It’s still • Woydo Stephens of Puget Sound, (10), Hancock (8). SB— Bernazard 1983 REGISTRATION performance in last week’s 15-0 loss to Baltimore currently 5‘A games ahead of the Los Angeles fluid.” (M se l 3 2-3 3 0 0 1 2 Dodgers in their bid to repeat as division champs. - defonsIvebackForrostPellumofOrogon Jackson 21-3 3 3 3 2 3 (N), PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS in the team’s pre-season opener and his play at Thorn, however, was miffed at ' State ond safety Joe Scott of Norfolk Moffitt 12 2 12 2 J. Nelson (3). the Oilers’ mini-camp in May. Webb sought an expedited hearing before Sept. 7 , State; tight end Jim Beoutrow of San Acker 1110 0 0 . IP H R ER BB SO Theus on two different occasions . Diego State left camp. Soottlo Open to mldonto ol Manchwtor who will bo 9 and asked U.S. District Judge Robert Hall to issue a when Theus asked to have his New York temporary declaratory judgment allowing Turner to Shirley (W 46) 6 9 3 3 2 3 Beattie (L 86) 8 5 2 2 2 3 yoar* of aga by Nov. 1, 1983 and will not hava contract renegotiated. Thorn Soccar Frazier (S 4) 3 2 0 0 0 1 Oakland RUL IN LOVE negotiate with Atlanta-area stations for broadcast ' Team America — Acquired Conroy (W 5-4) 7 5 1 1 5 3 raachad 14 yaara by Nov. 1,1983. Eagles’ Walters retires didn’t want to modify any player’s ., Mark Williams pitched to 5 batters In 1st; rights, if the Braves are involved. Shirley pitched to 3 batters In 7th. Beard (S 7) 200002 WITH PLAINFIELD contract. Peterson from Seattle. H BP— by Beattie (Heath). T — 2:29. A— BIRTH CERTIFICATES Must be preaanted W EST C H ESTER . Pa. — For 12 seasons, eight The lawyer said he could not estimate the amount of W P— Acker. T — 3:15. A -^ ,S 9 8 . 14,329. 2 FOR 1 OFFER with the Philadelphia Eagles, tackle Stan Walters “ It's the Bulls’ policy, always voo'll bll In low win Ptainl.kJ, nlend,mi j money involved in the Atlanta market. Webb said it has been,” Thorn says. “A player W EIGHT LIMITS - Playera Only fptfciil invilalton to come with a Inend never had trouble preparing himself for battle in was assumed W XIA-TV, Channel 11, would broadcast the N F L ’s trenches. signs a contract and that’s it.” Minimum - 70 Lba. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL the league playoffs as the local NBC affilliate — but Theus has hinted he would like to Maximum -120 Lbs. Now through Auguu 31. bi«g this ad and receive But after considering retirement in the fu o generai admtttions lor ihe prKP ol ooe that Turner, as owner of the Braves, has rights to be traded but has publicly said he off-season and playing in the Eagles’ first broadcast their home games. Autry evicted? Mdk# Wydnesdav Plainfield mghi' was happy in Chicago. PLACE - Charter Oak Park exhibition game, Walters said he knew the spark a«nle* Sulldlng Oppoall* ConcMston aianU Because Channel 17 is broadcast to a satellite and “ I like the city and I want to see ANAHEIM , Calif. (U PI) — A plan to use half of the was no longer there and announced his relayed to earth dish antennae across the nation for retirement Monday. the Bulls become a winner. It’s Anaheim Stadium’s parking spaces for a high-rise WHEN - rebroadcast to cable subscribers, the Braves have been discouraging that we haven't MOTOR SALES ” My motivation to play this game for the last 12 development has prompted the California Angels to Wednasday, August 10,1983 6-8 PM picked up a nationwide following since Turner bought done better lately,” Theus said. “ I years has been inward,” Walters said. "It’s file a $100 million suit against the city of Anaheim. Thursday, August 11,1983 6-8 PM the club in the 1976. Webb said Turner did not want to • know the Bulls are going to do In filing the suit Monday, the Angels vo\y^ to move self-motivation and at this time in my career, I broadcast the league championships on WTBS, so the For Expert Front End jUignmont Friday, August 12,1983 6-8 PM just don’t have it anymore.” whatever they can to make things the franchise to another city if the building plans "Superstation” would not be competing with the improve.” REGISTRATION FEE - IConn. 1-800932-1159. Dlrid Plilnllild Lina 504-21481 Walters, 35, who played in 115 consecutive proceed. network broadcast of the games. Aguirre was at the Bulls’ college and V M Balancing regular and post-season games for the Eagles, iJft plibto The city, which leases the stadium land to the Playera $10. each He said, however, either of the unaffiliated stations draft last June. He hasn’t indicated Angels, wants to replace 68 acres of the 16,000-space, broke down as he ended a news conference called in Atlanta, or even a local network affilliate, might be 1 ne Chi(Mgo Buna nave courtea Kareem Abdul-Jabber, Cheeriaaders $5. each to announce his retirement. any unhappiness playing for Mav­ 146-acre parking lot with a commercial development 643-9521 Individual family fee not to exceed $15. interested on bidding on broadcast rights to the ericks coach Dick Motta but among others, in their efforts to rebuiid a failing that would Include several multi-tiered parking Braves in the playoffs. frlenrts say he would prefer to play franchise. structures. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1983 - 19 Business Dow to 1510 on smokestack strength stock market bulls — despite the recent weakness muscle to do even better. In — are all over the place. And year-end '83 forecasts of HE OBSERVED that in the first half of ’81 — with a 1,300 to 1,400 Dow are conspicuous. But would you the right pricing and the right customer attitude — UC; believe a 1,510 Dow at the end of the year? earned $5.51 a share. Anderson said he simply d o u b le . TAG SALE SIGNS The ebullient forecaster is none other than Warren Dan Dorfman General cinema sale Anderson, the 61-year-old chairman and chief that number and figured the company would earn $11 for the year — that is, until business came a cropper Are things piling up? Then why not have a T A G SALE? The best way to BOSTON — General Cinema Corp. announced executive officer of chemical biggie Union Carbide ('82 sales: $9 billion). and full-year results came in at only $9.56 a share. Tuesday it had concluded the sale of its S y n d ic a te d So, in Anderson’s mind, given the improving, announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. 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By Mary Tobin Donald Crowley, senior vice president Keefe Bruyette cannot exist without the other, he said. "It is within Bankers have said they “ can live with” the Senate UPl Business Writer & Woods, in a study titled "Congress and the this context that Congressional opposition to IM F version, but find the House bill untenable. The Keefe International Debt Problem.” support appears so absurd and potentially study says the House bill is "frightening,” but NEW YORK — The heated anti-bank rhetoric in "Just at a time when your typical banker wishes damaging.” wonders if both versions represent a "pplitical Congress over the $8.4 billion increase in IMF he’d never heard of foreign loans, let alone booked Too severe penalties for foreign lending could trade-off that bankers, and indeed the nation, will live commitments could result in legisiation to "cure” them. Congress wants to discourage foreign lending," boomerang if reflected on banks’ domestic growth to regret.” Crowley said. and profit potential. A proposed increase in reserves banks of excessive lending that is worse than the "T o be sure, the problem of the Latin American debt Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. The banking system is a conduit for what is that cuts into the bottom fine also could dampen ailment that prompted it. load weighs heavily on the global financial markets,” occurring, for better or worse, in the general lending at home. cloudy Thursday The foreign debt crisis is, of course, the focus of the study said. “ But responsible parties seem to Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1983 economy, James McDermott, another Keefe senior The new House version of the IM F bill seeks to opponents of the Interntional Monetary Fund increase understand that it's in everyone’s best interests to — See page 2 vice president, said in a telephone interview. restrict banks in their foreign lending and gives the Single copy; 25Paris, rebel spokesmen said Diplomatic sources said up to shocks at 2.5 mph, have outraged The institute expects the Honda than before the recent slump, Cetron said. have to concentrate more on safety In fact, they’re building them so well that measures. robotics, they all have to go robotics.” fighters took it in a 10-6 Faya Largueau leli in the assault 2,000 government troops were consumer groups, insurance compan­ figures to be typical of other cars with and the town was "100 percent” trapped at Faya-Largeau, their ies and some members of Congress by the year 2000 autos will last an average “ You’re going to have to watch it He said the mqjor problem with weaker bumpers, O’Neill said. upset. Police officer Al under control of ex-President escape route virtually cut off by since the Department of Transporta­ 22 years instead of the current 12 years. because of trucks —they’re getting bigger business in America is that “ wa have Goukouni Weddeye and his rebel rebel and Libyan forces. tion approved the standard last year. No longer will a car owner make a trip to and heavier. And when you get hit with a people in major positions who come from Young, below left, THE STUDY ALSO noted that claims forces. The claim could not imme­ Libya denies its troops or air­ The new standard was part of the a dealer for a new model when rust great big truck in one of those little plastic the Harvard Business School” and feel a for other' small subcompacts that helps teammate Gary diately be verified. craft are actively operating in Reagan administration’s relief pack­ appears on the body and the motor starts cars, it’s called ‘Squish City,” ’ Cetron told firm ’s first priority is to make money. maintained 5 mph bumpers dropped by The assault came as 180 crack Chad. It instead called at the age for the automobile industry. to chug abnormally. his laughing audience. Cetron urged companies to get away 3 percent. Benson mark a base. French paratroopers arrived in United Nations Tuesday for the "It will all end up with higher rates to "A ll you’ll do is take off the old bumper The group of auto exedutives and from worrying only about their bottom Subcompacts that kept the heavier the central African country to Security Council to consider a motorists," said Jerry Parsons, a State and put on a new one and drive away. researchers stopped laughing, however, line and become concerned about the Deputy Fire Chief bumpers also fared well, with claims bolster the government of Hissene "breakdown of international se­ Farm insurance spokesman. You’ll update your car about every three when the consultant criticized the indus­ quality education in the United States. remaining at or below last year’s Robert Bycholski, Habre, but Information Minister curity” threatened by "Am erican Critics say the bumpers allow years. One year you’ll change the interior, try’s lack of emphasis on research and Cetron said firms do not fund R&D, do not levels. Soumaila Mahamat said it was provocative actions agajnst Libya low-speed crashes to cause more the next you’ll change the engine and development. fund training and do not fund education. below'right, relaxes Cars that stayed with heavier "too little, too late" to save Faya and in Africa." damage to cars than the previous 5 mph bumpers include Ford, Nissan, Toyota, another year you’ll take care of the rest of Ford Motor Co. Chairman Philip “ We’re moving to a high technology between innings with federal standard. the car,” Cetron said. Caldwell had opened the congress by society and our kids can’t even spell it,” Largeau. Outside Ndjamena. American AMC-Renault, BMW, Mereedes-Benz, "Tw o columns and mercenaries, military transport planes landed Insurance companies say a dramatic "That means the biggest sellers of cars praising what he said were the automak­ mourned the industry consultant. his friend, Joy Sadro- Saab, Mazda and Subaru. totaling 5,000 men and backed by Tuesday at the military airport rise has occurred in the number of Only Ford and Toyota have pledged zinski. tanks and air cover, attacked with the latest installment of a $35 claims filed by owners of cars with to keep the 5 mph standard in 1984 . lighter bumpers. Faya-Largeau from the West and million package. The United States models, the institute said. Other North,” Mahamat said. While Congress has been struggling has already shipped Redeye anti­ automakers have been vague on the Htnldpholo* by Ttrqalnlo f- He said there were 2,000 Libyan aircraft weapons and other mil­ with the issue, some groups are suing subject. White collar productivity vital regular troops in the area pnd 3.000 itary material to add to $45 million the Department of Transportation, Ditlow said there has been “ particu­ fighters for the Islamic Legion — a worth of equipment sent by including a consumer advocacy group, lar pressure from General Motors and separate Libyan army under Li­ France. the Center For Automobile Safety and Chrysler" to keep the weaker byan leader Moammar Khadafy State Farm and Allstate insurance standard. companies. The latter two claim the to a business’ profitability that fights on behalf of Islam. " I f you want to be cynical about it, I ’d Mahamat said about 2.000 go­ government studies used to change the say the car companies make a lot of vernment troops in the northern standard were wrong. money repairing these fender bend­ Negotiators By LeRoy Pope desert region were trapped under "This is one time you’ll find insu­ ers," Ditlow said. He said the video display terminal and needs of various businesses and of how to UPl Business Writer heavy rebel gunfire and awaiting rance companies and consumer groups "Evidence is increasingly showing other electronic office machines are train workers to fulfill them.” he said. “ The the final rebel onslaught, Maha­ are on the same side," said Clarence that justifications the government used imposing some of the discipline on office other 2 percent is inspiration; perhaps you 7 NEW YORK — Improved training ol mat said. depending Ditlow, the center’s executive director. to weaken the standard were wrong workers that the apprentice system and the could call it m agic.” white collar workers is a key to success in f ■» . The Libyan assault came as the and are costing consumers more assembly line imposed on blue collar Most of the activity of Sandy Corp. boils * J». ■ modem American business, says William first contingent of French para­ BOTH THE CONSUMER group and money,” O’Neill said. workers. down to communication in one form or Sandy of Southfield, Mich., who has built “ But there’s still a lot to be done,” he troopers arrived in Ndjamena to on phones the insurance company cases are THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY Traffic another — brochures, lectures, slides, film himself a big business doing just that. added. “ Many of our businesses have no advise the beleagured army of expected to come before the court by Safety Administration says the weaker strips or what have you. But Sandy says he “ Money spent on training white collar history of efficient white collar training. President Hissene Habre. By Frank T. Csongos September. bumper standard was designed to has discovered in the videodisc the most workers is the best leveraged investment a Industries that only recently have been Diplomats said France was United Press International Some motorists have taken their comply with a 1972 law that stresses comprehensive and flexible of all training company can make,” Sandy said. “ Since 70 subjected to severe competition are likely expected to increase the number of cases directly to small claims courts cost savings in safety equipment, but tools. to 80 percent of every company’s expendi­ to have neglected training of white collar French troops to 250 and in Paris Negotiators for striking Bell around the country. some consumers may be paying higher He says his firm has produced about 150 On Capitol Hill, Sen. John C. tures are in payroll, improving the workers. Their managements tend to panic videodisc programs. He also has helped reports said the government was System workers and the American insurance rates because of fender productivity of the workers through train- considering sending in a total of 400 Danforth, R-Mo., is sponsoring an benders, when they are first confronted with the General Motors set up 3,000 videodisc Telephone & Telegraph Co. were |ing pays off handsomely.” problem. They look for shortcuts but finally troops to bail out Habre. depending on the telephone today omnibus bill that reinstates the 5 mph "The agency decided it was neces­ training centers around the country. As a rule, he said, investment in training have to face up to the need for intensive is In a desperate bid to ship for informal contacts aimed at standard. It is expected to be approved sary to reduce the requirement in order “The videodisc and a videodisc player results in more leverage than investment in worker training.” resources to the entrapped troops, by the Senate Commerce, Science and to be the most cost ef Hcient and to meet give you a two-way audio-visual training ending the 4-day-old walkout of machinery. “ There really are only three Sandy organized his training firm, Sandy an airlift of French and American Transportation Committee. Its chair­ the requirements of the act,” NHTSA system with stop-and-go retrieval and .rJ operators and service technicians. ways a company can expand its business: Corp., in 1971. He had come to Detroit 20 material was stepped up. An man, Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., is public affairs chief Bob Boaz said. dialogue between teacher and worker that “ We’re waiting for an offer from through new products and processes, by years earlier from Baltimore to join the American Starlifter C-140 arrived sponsoring the measure, along with Boaz said an NHTSA study showed no other medium can provide,” he said. He the company," Francine Zucker, a Sens. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., andOrrin advertising and promotion and by im­ Jam Handy Organization which makes with new loads of equipment. spokeswoman for the striking the new bumper would save motorists also admires the videodisc because it is the '-V proved productivity through training.” He commercial and industrial films, many of A Pentagon spokesman said two G. Hatch, R-Utah. an average of $28. This figure took into sum of so many different engineering 675,000 Communications Workers said the first two of these cost a fortune them training films. AWACS reconnaissance planes “ Consumers are not getting what account that bumper repair costs of $65 achievements in electronics and optics, of America, said Tuesday night. compared to the cost of training. When he left Handy he took 58 people with sent to Sudan last week may also they want from the weaker bumper would be offset by a $93 savings on fuel including the laser. "W e’re still miles apart.” “White collar training is the new be sent in to Chad. now allowed on 1983 (cars)," Danforth and vehicle cost, Boaz said. him, but Jamison Handy, founder of Jam But gadgets, no matter how sophisticated Top officials of the CWA and frontier.” Sandy told United Press Interna­ The French and U.S. aid and said. "What they are getting is less for "The thing to remember is that we Handy, was not dismayed. He even put and efficient, don’t mean nearly as much to AT&T met in Washington Tuesday tional. “ Blue collar training in America reported reinforcing of Zairean more and higher repair bills, not a had to consider all motorists, not just some money into Sandy’s business because Bill Sandy as people. One of his company’s for the first time since the strike always has been good. The unions’ troops already in Chad would lower sticker price or higher gasoline those who have accidents,” Boaz said. he thought Sandy’s ideas about better newest jobs is for a large restaurant chain. began Sunday. No progress was mileage." apprentice system and the discipline strengthen Habre’s hand but West­ “ Sure, there may be some increase in training methods would satisfy a great The assignment — teaching waitresses and reported toward ending the dispute imposed by the assembly line assured that, need. ern diplomats in Ndjamena feared Collision claims for Honda Accords cost to those who have an accident, but other service employees the best ways to that slowed operator-assisted calls but much white collar training has been it was already too late to save and Civics rose 13 percent and 14 the ($28) savings is to all consumers, “ Our business is 98 percent professional deal with customers face to face. No and delayed installations. neglected or hit-or-miss.” Faya-Largeau from rebels led by percent respectively from last year’s especially those who don’ t have skill, wide knowledge of the technological gadgets needed for this. No formal negotiating sessions figures, according to a preliminary accidents.” former Chadian President Gou­ were scheduled, but informal kouni Weddeye. report released earlier this month by Ditlow said the NHTSA numbers contacts by telephone between the In the computer age Goukouni took the town 500 miles the Highway Loss Data Institute. Last ’’are simply wrong. They based it on two sides continued. north of Ndjamena June 24 at the year’s models met the old federal improvements in the fuel economy and “ At least they’re talking, that’s start of his offensive to topple requirement for bumpers that could reductions in the sticker prices, and the important thing," said AT&T withstand a 5 mph crash without this has not happened." Habre. Government forces recap­ spokesman Charles Dynes. " I just tured the sprawling oasis 11 days don’t think this is going to last very Asssembly lines need flexibility ago but claimed they immediately long." were bombed by Libyan planes. The 50,000-member Telecom­ \ . -r • • Western diplomats said Libyan munications International Union By LeRoy Pope said its president, John Shaugh- THE K E A R N E Y TEAM believes not rigidity and stagnation. UPl Business Writer many American company managements nessy, was returning to Washing­ • Too many administrative executives Zinsser disputes Democrats ton today from union headquarters yet realize what is happening nor compre­ look on actual. manufacturing as just a NEW YORK — Like Gutenberg’s mova­ in Connecticut tor informal talks hend the long range implications and nuisance even though that’s where the ble printing type, the revolution created by with AT&T officials. opportunities of high technology and money comes from. Henry Ford’s single-purpose mass produc­ changing world markets. "H e is confident that formal tion assembly line has run its course, says a • Too many executives regard the new negotiations will resume in the r team of management consultants. They do not believe American technology technology as just new ways to cut costs; very near future," said union Both Gutenberg and Ford ushered in is lagging significantly but that American they don’t see it for what it is, the opening of No state OK yet for Union bridge spokeswoman Victoria Lynn revolutions that changed the world drasti­ management is lagging and often still is the gates to vast new strategic DeFrank. moving in the wrong direction. cally. Gutenberg’s invention lasted for 500 opportunities. state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, other bridges in Manchester that costs incurred in advertising for a reponding to fires with the first could have done so at local R-Manchester, said this morning years; it took the electronoic computer to For example, Thompson said he and his • Too many executives cling to short­ were mentioned in the 1978 report consuitant. pumper and the rescuetruck. ltdid expense. Current estimates in 1985 push mo vable type out of the world printing. colleagues have grave doubts of the wisdom term bottom-line thinking and refuse to he thinks it should be mhde ciear as being in disrepair shouid have so by driving north in the wrong dollars range from 2.9 million by It is the computer also that has made of Detroit’s talk about a single car model face up to the long-term benefits of the new that actual contracts (or recon­ necessary work performed. THE TOWN LISTED replace­ lane, a lane the town engineering Public Works Director George A. structing the Union Street Bridge Inside Today Ford’s one-purpose assembly line obsolete made by an international consortium for a technology. Many good programs take 10 According to a state Department ment of the Union Street Bridge as staff felt could carry a load well in Kandra to 1.2 million by the State after only about 75 years, says Harry have not yet received state of Transportation spokesman, the its top priority project with the global market. The thinking should be the years or more to carry through properly. excess of the four-ton limit. Department of Transportation. 24 pages, 4 sections approval. \ Thompson, Joseph Romano and Michael other way, he said, about a single assembly town recentiy received permission Capitoi Region Councii of Govern­ A later report by an engineering In that interim between 1978 and • Management fails to realise how Zinsser said there is a good Paris of A. T. Kearney, Inc., a large line turning out cars with different gearing to advertise for a consuitant to do ments iast year. It was the first firm hired by the town also 1982 CRCOG had a lot of projects on Advice ...... 16 national consulting firm. for different terrains, different finishes for quickly new competition can appear, either possibiiity that redesigning the preliminary design work for a new time CRCOG has soiiticed such concluded that the older portion of A re a ...... 20 at home or abroad. its lists and very few funds with They concede things will continue to be different climates and sizes to suit varied bridge will be approved by the bridge. projects since 1977, its first the bridge, including that lane, was Business...... 21-22 ‘ which to finance them. Classified ...... 22-23 made in large quantities by assembly line needs and enormous variations in fuel costs • There is a tendency to believe a state and that he hopes it will be. The spokesman said that after soiicitation. in sounder condition than the But, he points out, recent state­ Manchester receives proposals C om ics...... 18 L k-i methods but they say that from now on around the world. company can “ let others plow the ground newer part built in 1958 when the A dramatic change will come in E ntertainm ent...... 16 factories can’t be run on anything like the and make the mistakes” before It takes the ments by Democrats may have from consultants, which wiil take The State Department of Trans­ bridge was widened. “ The big thing that has not been grasped the federal fiscal year beginning L o tte ry ...... 2 stark principles Ford forced on all plunge itself. Thompson says this attitude been interpreted to mean the untii about Octoter, the town and portation in 1978 told the town of O bituaries...... 8 by many management people,” he said, “ Is Oct 1,1983. The federal gas tax had Hev! branch to open manufacturers with his famous Model T may wreck many companies. bridge reconstruction is firm ly in the consultant will negotiate a problems with the bridge and Even the 1978 state report said, been raised and income from the O pinion...... 6 car. Products turned out that way today that you no longer have to trade off cost place. contract, which must in turn be Peopletalk ...... 2 • Because the new technology involves recommmended, as one alterna­ “ The original structure with the tax dedicated to highway projects. simply can’t compete, the Kearney people effectiveness for speed and flexibility. approved by the DOT for the town S ports...... 9-12 Kal Lonijon (L) president of Connecticut Travel Services, and big investments, those executives who tive, limiting the load to (our toq^. addition of the steel bent is capable The role of Congress in determin­ Television ...... 16 say. Using the computer properly avoids that.” He stressed again Tuesday that to be re-imbursed. Madeline Lichter, general manager of the new Bloomfield office, ^ li e v e strongly in the “ discounted cash That limit was set after the state of carrying all legal 'loads. The ing how the funds was distributed W eather...... ; ...... 2 Assembly lines and, more importantly, he thinks the bridge — reported to Federal project approval is made its report. legal laod at that time was 73,000 pose for a picture as CTS prepares to open its third location In HE SAID THE prime reasons why flow theory” f ^ l to take into account the was reduced with the result that the management policies that control them, be in poor condition in 1978— would needed before work can begin, he Among the vehicles that ex eed SAMPLES TODAY American business is being so slow to take risk of not making the necessary invest­ 9 pounds. Connecticut got a larger share of early fall in Bloomfield in the Wintonbury Mall. CTS's will have to be extremely flexible from now have remained open if the Mianus said. that load are most pieces of fire The Manchester Herald today con­ advantage of the new opportunities are: ments. Lethargy or ignorance causes other funds. Manchester Office is located in D & L Stores, Manchester on. A plant that makes refrigerators may Bridge in Greenwich had not The spokesman said Manchester apparatus. tinues its sampling program to bring executives to fail to take into account tlie BETW EEN 1978 and 1982, it It was in anticipation of receiv­ copies of the newspaper to non­ have to change overnight to making collapsed earlier this spring. wiil not be reimbursed for any The Eighth Utilities District Fire Parkade. • We still have a functional and parochial risk of not making the requirM inveetmeala appears that if the town had ing more funds that the CRCOG subscribers In Manchester. bicycles if it is to stay in business. ZiiMser said he aiso thinks the advertising and administrative Department did use the bridge (or approach to management. This pauses and bold management deciskma. • wanted to replace the bridge, it snlicited new projects. >