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Tim Simpson Leads Open in a Memo to Be Submitted to the PZC, Stuart Pop­ Stop and Shop W hafs News Monday J LOCAL NEWS ■ Controversial Directors’ agenda. Page 9. ■ Coventry honors education excellence. Page 9. ■ Special focus program scaled bade. Page 9. Monday, June 18,1990 ■ Zoning changes at PZC tonight Rige 9. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents SPORTS ■ Hill, Veal win MCC race titles. Page 5. ■ Evans reaches winner’s circle. Page 5. ■ Manchester bows to South Windsor. Page 5. u Retailing ■ Whalers pick Greig, Sanderson. Page 5. Parkade still in foreclosure Despite plans that have been filed to iqigrade the overdose West Middle l\uTipike side of the t^ c h e s te r Parkade, the foreclosure action against the owner, Anthony Cutaia, has not been withdrawn, according N Planner: ^No more^ to John Meerbergen, an attorney for National Westminster Bank of New York. Meerbergen said today that as far as he knows, Seven dead in Detroit By Nancy Foley Cutaia has not arranged a refinancing of the $11.4 fllanrhralrr HrralJj Manchester Herald million loan he used to buy the Padcade property. National Westminster Bank went to court in after Pistons’ victory One more shopping center in the north end of town December to take possession of the shopping plaza may be too many, according to the town planning after an extension on the loan, which became due in department. August, was denied. Earlier this year, the bank The Plaiming and Zoning Commission will hold a agreed not to move forward on the foreclosure in public hearing tonight on an application by Willard order to give Cutaia time to refmance the loan. SPORTS see page 40 Realties Inc. of Darien to construct “Pioneer Plaza” — Cutaia is president of Cutter Realty Group of 225,000 square feet of retail development that would Stamford, which manages the Parkade for Broad- include a 94,500 square foot strip shopping center, a manor Associates, of which Cutaia also holds an in­ restaurant and 1,125 parking spaces. terest. He has said in the past that the refinancing The development would be located on Hale Road, would include a major upgrading of the Paikade. Flood toll between Slater and Deming streets and north of 1-84. Plans filed with the town Planning and Zoning Willard Realties is seeking approval of a preliminary Commission Friday call for repaving the parking site plan. lot, upgrading storefronts and building a new Super Tim Simpson leads Open In a memo to be submitted to the PZC, Stuart Pop­ Stop and Shop. per, senior planner, said, “We were concerned about Cutaia, who could not be reached for comment, rises to 21 has said in the past that he was working on a the fact that there is already 1,157,000 square feet of By Bob Green approved retail space within the Comprehensive Urban refinancing deal with a New York real estate invest­ The Associated Press ment trust whose identity he would not reveal. EJevelopment (CUD) zone. We questioned whether this O \ By Bob Lewis application for another 225,000 square feet of retail MEDINAH, 111. — Tim Simpson, with birdies on two The Associated Press space' would meet the intent of the regulations which Israeli charged with killing 7 5 "n of his last three holes, led the way in another exhibition are, ‘to promote more economical and efficient use of JERUSALEM (AP) — A Tel Aviv court today SHADYSIDE, Ohio — The death toll from last of record-breaking U.S. Open scoring heroics on Friday. the land while allowing a harmonious variety of land charged a 21-year-old Israeli with the murder of Simpson’s five-foot putt on the final hole finished olT week’s flash floods mounted to 21 today when a body uses’ within the CUD zone.” was found in the Ohio River, and authorities said seven Palestinian laborers in an attack that set off a 3-under-par 69 and gave him the lead alone at the The memo states that some of the land uses that clashes in which 20 other people died. halfway point of the Open. there was little hope for tlie 16 people still listed as have not yet appeared in the CUD zone are light missing. A five-man psychiatric panel rejected a claim |5 That putt also completed the 30th sub-par score of the manufacturing and warehousing, telecommunications that the suspect. Ami Rapper, was unfit to stand “It’s just been too long. I don’t think there’s round and, for the second day in a row, assured another services and facilities, wholesale sales and new trial, officials said. anybody alive out there. \bu can’t swim out there that Open scoring record. automobile sales. Prosecutor Nurit Smith said Popper would face a long in the Ohio River,” said Chuck Vogt, Belmont Combined with 39 sub-par scores in the first round, County coroner’s investigator. j j . Please see PZC, page 8 mandatory life sentence if convicted of slaying the seven Arab laborers and wounding 10. the Medinah Country Club now has yielded 69 sub-par The search for the missing was suspended briefly o d In the May 20 killings, an armed attacker ordered rounds, more than in any other complete Open cham­ this morning when a thunderstorm rolled through the pionship. area. Heavy rain fell for about 45 minutes, swelling about SO Mestinians to sit in rows as they waited The old mark of 64, set in the 1988 U.S. Open at The Wegee Creek, one of two creeks that overflowed in Court saves for day jobs in the Tel Aviv suburb of Rishon Lct- O "0 Country Club in Brookline, Mass., was broken before the Thursday night’s flash flood. zion. He then fired an assault rifle on the unarmed 1990 event was half over. And it was broken on a course By midmoming, the muddy creek was nearly cross­ laborers. that was reputed to be one of the most difficult the Open ing a road about three miles upstream from where the The attack sparked riots in the occupied West has seen. floods inflicted the most damage. Lt. Dean Irvin of pension plans Bank and Gaza Strip in which 18 Mestinians were O -n Rain-softened greens took the teeth out of it on the Ohio Army National Guard said there were no im­ killed, most by army gunfire. Two Israelis also died m rn Thursday, however, and the second round was played in mediate reports of additional property damage. in what authorities said were revenge attacks. By Richard Carelli Authorities said at the time that R^rper, who was an almost total absence of wind. The greens remained The body found this morning was in the Ohio River The Associated Press soft and yielding and only the hint of a breeze stirred the near Moundsville, W.Va., about 10 miles south of discharged early from the Israeli army for discipli­ leaves in the huge oaks and elms that failed to protect Shadyside, according to Chuck Vogt, Belmont County The Associated Press nary problems, was deranged and iqrset by an WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court today uphappy love affair. His lawyer, Etavid Ofek, Medinah’s par. coroner’s investigator. Sixteen names remained on the AFTER THE FLOOD — Top photo, resi­ spared the federal program protecting the pensions of m 2 Simpson, a late-blooming 34-year-old who scored two list of missing because the victim found today was not claim ^ Popper tried to hang himself in jail. dents of the Wegee Creek valley in Ohio 30 million American workers from a potential finan­ of his three career victories last season, finished 36 holes i'-£ immediately identified to confirm whether he or she cial crisis. S > survey the scene Sunday as cleanup con­ > I - at 135, nine under par. was one of the 16, authorities said. By an 8-1 vote, the court broadened the authority of 2,500 flee chemical cloud :x) CO Jeff Sluman, the 5-foot-7, 135-pounder who won the Four bodies were recovered Sunday. tinues from Thursday's flash flood. Other the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation to order SEDALIA, Mo. (AP) — A cloud of fumes spew­ 1988 PGA, was a stroke behind after another successful Officials said Friday that 60 people were missing; photo. Bill Dunfee consoles his wife Sally employers to restore terminated pension plans. ing from a chemical plant forced at least 2400 3 3 > scramble produced a 70. some of those later were found dead, while others amid the rubble that was once their farm in A federal appeals court limited such authority last people from their homes today, authorities said. Fif­ > H Sluman, who flirted with disaster on several occasions, teen people were taken to hospitals. Please see FLOOD, page 8 Shadyside, Ohio. "D hasn’t made a bogey in the tournament. But he’s had to Police Chief Doug Bolar said v ^ r s lingering at save par 11 times with one-putt greens. Five of them Supreme Court rules police can use midmoming kept evacuees from returning tome, al­ came in the second round, and included successive saves videotape to record responses of though the main cloud dissipated before ^w n . from 15 and 20 feet on the 11th and 12th holes. Pettis County Civil Defense officials said the “My putter was a pretty good friend today,” Sluman suspected drunk drivers, page 8. fumes vented from the Alcolac Inc. plant around said. GOP lashes town hall plan; midnight were not life-threatening. Plant manager Scott Simpson, the 1987 Open winner and no relation Richard Faulkner identified the chemical as allyl to Tim, slipped to a 73 and shared third place with 45- year by setting aside the agency’s order that LTV methracylate.
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