— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7. 1989

1 ^ HOMES ROOMS APARTMENTS I HOMES mTV/8TERE0/ I CARS CARS I CARS FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT l^oirAPPLIANCES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TOLLAND. Single fur­ T E N rooms, two full plus MANCHESTER. Two and SOUTH Windsor. Large WHIRLPOOL heavy duty MAZDA RX7 LS, 1980. C H EV Y Citation. 1981, CHORCHES MOTORS Hostages Champ Speaker two holt baths, enor­ nished room. Heat, three bedrooms. Se­ six bedroom Contem­ washer and Fridgidar Garaged winters, low 80 Oakland St. electicitv and parking. Automatic, air, two mous first floor family curity and references. porary home. Three dryer. 684-6576. mileage. $3,200 or best door hatchback. Front- Manchester, CT - r . room, delux oak kit­ $80. weekly. 875-0337. Call 645-8201. full baths, two car gar­ offer. 742-6141.______ELEC T R IC Stove. Sears wheel drive, new front 1 9 e e DOOOE DYNASTY *12.138 Iranian official Foley rejects chen, full walk-out M ANCH ESTER. One bed­ age plus pool and deck. 20", 4 burner. White BUICK Skylark, 77. Two struts, tires, body M H S’s Cruz proves mettle $1300 monthly. Call IMS SIh AVE *14BM basement. In-law setup WE DELIVER room apartment. $475 Nutone Coppertone door fully equipped. good. 875-6991. on first floor and lots For Home Delivery. Call per month Includes D.W. Fish Realty, 871- Range hood with vent Dependable car. $600. IMS OOOQE ARIES *7.SM m ak e s an offer /7 at the Girls’ State Open /13 role as czar /9 more! $219,900. Jack- 1400 or 643-1591. MUSTANG, 1979. Asking heat and appliances. to outside. Very good 643-2587.______$750. 643-5919.______IM S Q M SIERRA P.U. *S.9M son & Jackson Real 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 649-8365.______SM A L L year round house condition. Ideal for Estate, 647-8400.g Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 HONDA Accord, 78, five Eight cylinder, new ISM SHADOW *S7M FOUR rooms, second on Columbia Lake. apartment or summer speed, high miles, runs. t h r e e bedroom $650. monthly. 228-0602. camp. Both for $75. transmission, 71 Chevy IB M D O DG E 0180 P.U. *11.3M floor. $630. Including $350. or best offer. 643- Malibu. Needs some Colonial-Charming In­ heat. Suitable for M ANCH ESTER. Central Manchester, 646-0271. 9752 after 7pm.______19M DODGE DAYTONA *iaiM terior convenient tree work. $500 or best offer. APARTMENTS adults. Call 649-9535 af­ prestigues location. FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. 643-9846. 1M7 DODGE OMNI *4.BM lined location, two car ter 5pm. FOR RENT Two story, three bed­ 351 Cleveland, new bat- HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, 1M7 BUICK SKYHAWK *8.4M oarage, screen porch. AVAILABLE July 1. $600. rooms, two baths, liv­ MISCEI1ANE0U8 Call R E/M AX 647-1419 tery. $500. 649-6474. 32K, excellent condi­ 1M7 CHRYSLER SIh AVE *1S,SM MANCHESTER. Availa­ Four room duplex ing room with fire­ FOR SALE or Ron Fournier even­ place, dining room, G IVE YOUR budget a tion. $4800. Call 1964 RENAULT EN CO RE •Z380 ings 649-3087.D ble Immediately. Two without heat and re­ break ... shop the classi­ Monday-Thursday, 8-5. bedroom townhouse- frigerator. No pets. basement with one car 649-4751. 19M PLYMOUTH RELIANT *8.1M garage and full fenced fied columns for bargain ,from $650. Security Adults preferred. Call END ROLLS buys!______1963 CHRYSLER SO) AVE *8.380 and references re­ after 5pm, Monday- In back yard. Available BOLTON $134,900 Frlday, 646-8858. June 30. $1,150 per 2716" width — 25C FORD Pinto 73. Auto­ CHEVY 1993 BU ICK RIVIERA *8.800 quired. No pets. Also 13" width — 2 for 25^ i960 MERCURY MONARCH *1,9M Priced well below available, one bed­ M ANCHESTER. One-two month plus heat and matic. Runs good. Re­ room from $550. Boyle bedrooms, second utilities. Call 345-8848. Newsprint end rolls can be built engine. $325. CAPRICE market value. picked up at the Manchester negotiable. Call 291- Real Estate Company, floor, heat and hot Herald ONLY before 11 a m. 1985, 58,500, Clean, ★ 6 4 M 7 .9 .1 j ^ JHanrliPBlpr MpralJi 8888. Keep trying. For Sale By 649-4800; Superintend­ water, enclosed STORE AND Monday through Thursday. all new hoses, belts, ent, 646-1999. porches, on bus line. PONTIAC Grandprix, 83. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK Owner. Garage, yard. Availa­ OFFICE SPACE -hEE wood chips for $2,500 or best offer. tires, exhaust, brakes. OUARANTEE 5 room ranch, 3 MANCHESTER. Two landscaping. Ken at Excellent condition. All work done by Ford T7 Granada •2.4M ble July 1. $750 per 643-1442.______bedrooms, full bedroom apartment. month. Security dep­ O F F l'cE"^pace""^M 742-9033.______Medford Motors. Wire NIaaan 'M Sontra •2,fM Thursday, June 8, 1989 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents square feet. Excellent Chavy *84 Chavalta Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm basement, hardwood All appliances, carpet­ osit. No pets. Call after DOUBLE Bowl, stainless Red Dodge Demon, *2.9M ing, heat and hot water, location. $300. heat In­ steel sink with single Wheels. All power. Dodea*M400 *2.9M floors, plaster walls, 5, 643-5027. 1971.New exhaust, air conditioning. Se­ cluded. 647-9223 or 643- level faucet, spray great running, low Tilt wheel. *5995. ToyoM *M Tareal *8.SM basement garage. MANCHESTER. Well 7175. Chavy *87 Cavtilsr *8.9M cond floor. Call 649- cared for three bed­ hose and beige formica miles. $500 or best 649-7992 after 5 Private V. acre lot on 5240. counter top. Very good Ford *M LTD *B.8M room duplex with lots MANCHESTER. 600 sq. offer. 646-8663 after 5. 649-7878. dead end street. ft., utilities, parking condition. Both for Olda *84 Cutlata •8.8M MANCHESTER. Avalla- of character. Non- Ford *87 Rtngor P.U. •S.SM Principals only. Included. $12. per sq. ft. $100. Manchester, 646- ble July 1. Quiet nelgh- smokers. No pets. $750. 0271. OKta-SSOolta *S.9M Phono plus utilities. 647-7725. yearly. 2nd floor, 1 mile CARblNAL Buick *M Rpgal borhood. Three to 1-84. *e.9M Martiai law tightened bedrooms, large kit­ AVAILABLE Im m e ­ BUICK, INC. JOE RILEY'S Pont. *M aOO 8TE *7.SM 643-4022 DILLON FORD Olda *M M Rasanoy *8,9M chen with appliances, diately. Nice one bed- ITAB 1988 Toyota Tercel *8980 front and rear porches, room. Corpet, 319 M a in St„ M anchester ToyoU *M Calloa G TS *8.fM secluded yard and gar­ appliances, enclosed ■ ^ V A C A T IO N SALES 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 Olda'MDalU *iesM 1988 Chev Conver Van *17999 SB "EXP Coupe *7485 Olda *87 M T-8wtan *14.9M I CONDOMINIUMS age. $700 per month, porch, heat and hot |2 S J RENTALS 88 E icon "L X " H/B *7495 Chinese NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 Pondao * N Formula *18.9M FOR SALE plus security. Tenants water. $575. Garage B8 E icon "Q L " H/B *7495 I pay heat and electric­ available. 646-4144. ORLANDO Florida. Lux­ eral Statute 23-65 prahibits 1988 Buick Century *11990 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE urious two bedroom, the posting of advertise­ 1987 Pont Grand Am *7770 85 Eicon 4-Dr H/B *4495 TOWNHOUSE on 6th ity. No pets. 646-1210 TWO bedroom duplex. 88 Taurus Wag! Loaded *7885 AND MARME days, 643-8422 full equipped town- ments by any person, firm or 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 premier Green. Manchester Includes heat, hot wa­ corporation on a telegraph, 260 Adimi SL Minch. evenings. house. Minutes from 1987 Buick Park Ave. *12880 83 Etcon 2 Door *4805 Country Club. Three ter, gas for cooking. telephone, electric light or 87 Eicon "Q L " H/B *5585 648-1748 bedroom s. $179,900. $685. per month. 659- Disney, Sea World, air­ power pole' or to a tree, 1988 Chevrolet Cavalier *5990 VERNON. One or two port, pool/tennis. $500 shrub, rock, or any other 1988 Buick Electra *10250 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 Owner, Ron 646-2364. bedroom apartments 0703 after 4pm. 89 Brand Naw Festiva *5795 reappears weekly, $1500 monthly. natural oblect without a writ­ 1988 Buick Century *7890 CAMPERS/ M ANCH ESTER. Nice 3 In a five unit complex. 649-8873 or 683-3387. ten permit tor the purpose of 1984 Mercury Cougar *8180 86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5886 TRAILERS BUSINESS Like new condition. room apartment. Heat protecting Itorthepubllcond 1988 Buick LeSabre *8290 66 Marcury Sable "Q S " *7495 Lower level family and electricity. Secur­ carries o fine of up to $50 for 68F2504x4 *9995 By Jim Abrams 1 £ « J PROPERTY each offense. 1985 Buick Someraet *7440 1986 PRO W LER travel room could be second ity deposit. No pets. ROOMMATES 89 Probe LX Demo *12005 The Associated Press MANCHESTER. 171 Sad- 1984 Eldorado Convert *14888 trailer. Sleeps seven. bedroom. $750. per 643-8552.______WANTED 85 Bronco II AT *6995 M A N C H E S T E R . 1240 month, heat Included. I dlehlll Road, (off Kee­ 81 Adams St. Heat and air condi­ sauare feet. First floor THREE bedroom apart­ 88 Ranger XLT *8995 tioner, awning, full BEIJING — Premier Li Peng Call Gordon at D.W. ment available July MANCHESTER. Room- ney Street-follow Manchester suite In Main Street Fish, 871-1400. signs). Saturday and 87 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 bath. $8500. 643-9646. appeared in public today for the Professional Building 8th. $650. per month mate. Male, non- 88FordF150P/U *10595 first time since the military plus one month secur- smoker, professional Sunday, June 10 and 11, 649-4571 SOUTHWIND Motor with off street parking. T H R EE bedroom In two 9- 4. Household Items, Home, 30', 1984. Excel­ launched its bloody invasion of Sale or lease with op­ Ity. 643-4862.______to share large five 643;2145 year old duplex. Great room, I'/s bath apart­ sklls, bikes, books, re­ lent condition, new en­ Beijing. The government issued tion. Call Tom Boyle, for singles. Big kitchen THREE rooms, first cords, clothes, etc. gine, new tires, rear owner/agent. Boyle floor. 95 Wells Street. ment. Rent Includes SCHALLER new martial law orders demand­ and living room, two heat and hot water. MANCHESTER. Park CLYDE twin beds, fully Real Estate Company, full baths, full base­ $375 monthly.______ACURA QUALITY equipped, generator, ing that student leaders $355. 646-2881 evenings. and walk, neighbor­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. PRE-OWNED AUTOS 649-4800. ment. $825. per month L IK E private home. 3'/j ROUTE 83, VERNON microwave, roof air surrender. hood tag sale. Resi­ 85 Chrysler Laser *4595 MANCHESTER. Charm­ plus utilities. Call after rooms. Lease. Work­ dents of Charles Drive, 83 Mercury Marqula 4 Dr. *4995 conditioning, and a lot Li gave a rousing speech to 7pm. 646-9892. ing single, married 8 Spa.. A/C. Low MIIm more. 568-3635. Priced hundreds of soldiers inside the ing traditional style rain or shine. June 10, 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 81 Marcury Cougar *3495 2500 sauare foot office MANCHESTER. Beauti­ couple preferred. 643- FURNITURE 10- 3. FuNy CQUip.. n.OOO MIIb b Great Hall of the People. "You ve 2880. 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 building In prime East ful one bedroom, living MANCHESTER. 128 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 worked hard, comrades, he told Center Street location. 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 4 •pood. Stprao. C lP tn ^ r MOTORCYCLES/ room, dining room, kit­ KING size, SeashelLhead Green Road, June 10th them. Very near famous Co­ chen with dishwasher board for water bed. 85 Buick Someraet 2 Dr. *7295 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 MOPEOS Th« Assoclatsd PrM s HOMES and 11th 9am - 3pm. 4- 8peed. StBroo. Uto Now L i’s speech was shown on veys Restaurant. Off and all appliances, air Excellent condition. Multi-family, toys, 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 street parking. Lease FOR RENT $100. 646-6799.______85 Honda CRX M 495 television after hundreds of mil­ conditioned, quiet on bikes, baby Items, 85 Electra T-Type *9995 5 tp— d. 8t«r«o. Spofty HONDA Goldwing Inter­ IT’S OVER — Speaker of the House Richard Balducci, or sale with excellent itary trucks roared into the city bus line. Ideol for mid­ M A P L E Dinette round children's clothes, at­ 88 Cutlaaa Clara Wag. *8995 83 Olds Regency *5995 state, 85, mint condi­ D-Newington, holds up Gov. William A. O’NeiH’s hand as financing In place. Call dle aged or senior citi­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ VI. FuPy Loadtd. Ukp Naw tion, many extras. table, leaf, 4 chairs, tic treasures! 85 Century Wagon *7995 center with new supplies. Bus­ Tom Boyle, owner/a­ zen. Heatand hot water b le Immediately. $225. Brown nylon 85 VW QTI *6495 $5,200. 742-9633.______O'Neill arrived at the podium in the Hall of the House loads of foreigners, fearing new gent, Boyle Real Estate 85 EletXra 4 Door *10995 5- apd. A/C. Black Included. Only $610. Three bedroom Colon­ couch, $75. Two brown HONDA ATC 200S, 85, Wednesday to address the closing joint session of the violence, rushed to the airport to Company, 649-4800. Come see why we rarly ial In nice neighbor­ velour swivel rockers, WANTED TO 88 Monte Carlo *7695 65 VW QTI *5995 excellent condition, have a vacancy. 247- hood. $750. per month 85 Camaro Coupe B-apd. AA:. Sllvar General Assembly. catch emergency flights out. M ANCH ESTER. For sale $45. each. All excellent. |BUY/TRADE *6995 runs strong. $600. or 2,000 square foot fur­ 5030.______plus security and utlll- 646-7818.______88 Grand Am 2 Dr. *7995 MANY OTHERS TO best otter. 643-9752. The occupied capital’s streets tles. No pets. 643-2129. CHOOSE FROM were relatively calm. nished office building, SPACIOUS 5 room flat. LA N E Cherry hope chest WANTED: Bedroom , 88 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 KAWASAKI N ila 750 Li is believed to be among the The MsoclBiteO nice location, good 2nd floor. $695. Includes MANCHESTER. Spa­ with cedar Interior and dining room set, Ma- 88 Merkur XR4TI *9495 345 CENTER ST. 15,000 miles. Vance and parking area. $285,000. heat, hot water and cious 3 bedroom du­ leaders who pushed for the brass fixtures. Like hoganey or compara­ MANCHESTER hines header. Coll No more new taxes THE GUNS OF JUNE — Chinese troops momentary stop in Beijing Wednesday. R.D. Murdock, 643- garage. Call Sue 643- plex, $705 plus utilities. new. $175.871-1305 after ble, and dressers. 524- 872-9111 Gory after 5pm. 645- military crackdown that ended in 2692. 4862. Call 647-0708 after 5 pm. 5 pm. 8824. 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 6176. the weekend massacre of keep a sharp eye as their truck makes a hundreds of unarmed civilians as as clock runs out troops cleared Tiananmen Square of pro-democracy protesters. Wells Fargo robber sentenced on the Legislature He had not appeared in public since May 25, five day^ after declaring martial law in the Bv Judd Everhart today followed a frantic final day capital, and his appearance indi­ to maximum term of 15 years WHY BUY NOW? The Associated Press in which lawmakers acted on cated hardliners may have pre­ virtually every bill leaders had k . vailed over leaders who opposed appeal and said the judges was HARTFORD — Connecticut hoped to consider. By Dean Golembeski throughout the world. No one has turning troops on the citizenry. been charged because of his “ playing games” by imposing a EQUAL HOUSING taxpayers, socked by the largest In the final hours, they ap­ The Associated Press People want to know! Is this a good The student protesters had political views.” fine, saying Camocaho is ‘com­ tax increase in state history by proved a drug education and REALTOR OPPORTUNITY demanded Li resign for declaring Comacho and three co­ pletely indigent” and had no way the 1989 General Assembly, can enforcement bill, a record capital HARTFORD — A Puerto Rican martial law after weeks of defendants were convicted last of paying the fine. breathe a little easier today: the improvements package, a plan to nationalist was sentenced to the pro-democracy protests, primar­ month of conspiracy and other Ramirez and Maldonado each time to buy a home? Yes for the Legislature has adjourned. guide siting of landfills to contain maximum 15 years in prison ily in Beijing. charges in the 1983 robbery, the face five years in prison, a In the end, taxpayers got an ash residue from trash-burning today for his part in the $7.1 second largest cash heist in U.S. $250,000 fine and a $50 special unexpected break when time ran plants and a measure to guaran­ The martial law orders issued million Wells Fargo robbery as a history. Two others were also to assessment. Maldonado and Ra­ out. The legislature had been tee leave to parents with sick or today called the leaders of federal judge bluntly rejected his be sentenced this morning: Nor­ mirez each were convicted of one following reasons: expected to approve at least a newborn children. independent student and union claim that he was prosecuted man Ramirez Talavera, 32, a count of conspiracy, while Maldo­ two-cent increase in the gasoline "The job is done,” Gov. Wil­ groups "important members of because of his political views. graphic artist; and Roberto Mal­ nado also was found innocent on a tax, possibly as much as four or liam A. O’Neill told a joint session the counterrevolutionary tur­ Antonio Camacho Negron, 45, a donado Rivera, 53, an attorney. charge of transporting stolen five cents. of the House and Senate just moil.” It demanded that all car mechanic, speaking in Span­ "I struggled for the liberty of monies. House Speaker Richard J. before Secretary of the State members of the groups, leaders ish, denounced his trial and that 1. Existing Homes a Bargain Puerto Rico” Comacho said The key defendant in the case, 4. There’s an Ample Money Supply! Balducci said after the session Julia H. Tashjian banged the of the pro-democracy movement of four other defendants this through an interpreter, claiming Juan Segarra Palmer, a 39-year- adjourned early today that the gavel and ended the session. smashed by the military, turn spring as a "web of lies,” a he was being punished because he old Harvard graduate, originally gas-tax increase, to pay for state “ The process this session has themselves in to police. charge rejected by U.S. District refused to abandon the cauase of had been scheduled for sentenc­ Many of today’s home offerings are in as Lenders are looking for business and and local transportation projects, been agoni7.ing at times,” O’Neill The order appeared to suggest Judge T. Emmet Clarie. Puerto Rican independence. ing today, but his case was could probably wait until next said. "W hile other states facing the government was planning “ There is no right to rob good or better than new condition. The there’s plenty of loan funds available. They Linda Backiel, Camacho’s at­ postponed to June 15 because his year. similar budget problems have money,” said Clarie, who also torney, told the judge she would attorney is in San Francisco. grounds are nicely groomed. The shrubbery have become very creative when it comes This year’s tax increases were sputtered and faltered and fallen See CH INA , page 12 imposed a $150,000. “ It is a crime the first in six years and totaled into chaos, we have acted has matured, and many extras have been to making the financing package work. $694 million for the 1989-90 budget promptly and decisively,” the added by their owners. Many of these year beginning July 1. Tax Democratic governor said. increases approved in March will He said Connecticut remains a Pipe band will celebrate its 75th anniversary homes could not be replaced at their generate $164 million in 1989-90. 5. Homes Appreciate! Adjournment at 12:31 a.m. See TIME, page 12 offering prices. By Nancy Concelman Homes that were selling for $52,900 as a Manchester Herald recently as 1978 are now selling for Soviet plane crashes The sounds of Scotland that 2. The Selection is Excellent! drifted across the Talcottville $160,000 - $165,000 price range. What section of Vernon for the first at the Paris Air Show time 75 years ago are well known The availability of homes is the highest better investment can one make! to Manchester area residents PARIS (A P) — A Soviet MiG-29 spectators, witnesses said. today. it’s been in years. There’s a wide array of fighter crashed today while doing The fighter performed flips and But if you told William Forbes 1 a high- performance aerobatic turns before making its final pass 5() years ago that men in kilts styles, prices and locations to meet just 6Jnterest Rates are Still Affordable! routine at the Paris Air Show. The over Le Bourget airfield in would become a common sight at about everyone’s needs. pilot, the lone occupant, ejected preparation for landing when two parades and other events, he Even though interest rates have from the jet but was seriously pieces came away from the would not have believed you. injured, officials said. aircraft. The jet then plunged to Forbes has been a member of increased some, today’s rates are still The crash occurred in the the ground and burst into flames. the Manchester Pipe Band for 50 3.Sellers are Motivated! middle of the airfield, up to 700 Air show officials said the pilot years. The Scotland native said affordable for many especially when feet away from the nearest ejected and was taken to a nearby he’s amazed at the number of discount points are offered. hospital. pipe bands playing in the country Many sellers want to move up to a larger Alexander M. Batkov, Soviet today. department chief for the Ministry “ Years ago it was quite a home and some are planning a retirement TODAY of Aviation Industry, identified novelty." Forbes said. the pilot as Anatoly Kvochur, 37, The Manchester Pipe Band, move south. Some are willing to assist 7.Our Last Good Tax Shelter! Index and described him as “ one of our which celebrates its 75th anniver­ buyers in whatever way possible. Some best.” sary with a parade Saturday, is Home mortgage interest is one of the few 24 page*, 2 *ectlon* Fire engines and a water no exception. will even buy down the purchaser’s tax deductions left, providing homeowners Business____ 21 Obituaries------2 tanker rushed to the scene of the The band was organized in Classified _ 22-24 Opinion------10 crash. Manchester and gave its first performance in the Talcottville interest rate. with a tax shelter that’s hard to beat! C o m ic s_____ 18 People 19 Batkov said this was only the Focus—_ _ 10 Sports----- 13-16 second MiG-29 in history to crash. section of Vernon in 1914. The Local/State__ 2-6 Sclence/Health 20 The cause was not known, he said. performance was a success des­ pite the band members’ lack of Natlon/World j B-9 Television-----17 “ The specialists must analyze So why not buy now? There is not one good reason not to. the situation,” Batkov said. experience. "When we see the film, we’ll Patrick Flynn/Manchastsr Herald The first band consisted of 12 Manchester residents who knew know what happened. It is too POPULAR PIPERS — A crowd at the The band is celebrating its 75th Call your participating REALTOR today. WE DELIVER early to ask questions yet.” little or nothing about playing the For Home Delivery, Call Manchester Community College gra­ anniversary Saturday with a parade up Air show officials said there pipes and drums. A Scotland were no plans to suspend further duation ceremony enjoyed a perfor­ Main Street and performance in Center 647-9946 mance by the Manchester Pipe Band. Park. See BAND, page 12 This is brought to you by the MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 demonstrations. The show opens on Friday. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8. 1989 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June B, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J Visitors About Town College Notes Foreign language, Adopt a pet: Birdie, Ju]u weicome Overeaters get help computer courses Bv Barbara Richmond Residents earn degrees Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous Manchester Herald Kelly Ann McCauley, daughter of James and Julie u meets at the First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown nightciub McAuley of 197 Oak Grove St. and Charles M. Rose, Road, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Because she was in danger of son of Charles and Linda Rose of 117 Cooper St., focuses of school Friday at I p.m. and Thur.sday, from 7 to 8 p,m. No being hit by a golf ball, a female graduated May 27 from Johnson & Wales By Nancy Concelman dues or fees. Everyone who wants to stop overeating shepherd cross was rescued University, Providence. R.I. Manchester Herald is welcome. For niore information, call 524-4544. from Manchester Country Club McCauley received an associate in science By Rick Santos and is now at the Manchester degree. She majored in retailing management. Phil Pavone, owner of the Manchester Herald “The committee YWCA offers child care Dog Pound. She’s been named Rose received an associate degree in occupa­ Hanky Panky’s nightclub, stood wants something very Birdie and she’s very sweet and tional science and majored in culinary arts. in the club’s restaurant Wednes­ Members of a Manchester shy. The YWCA Nutmeg branch in Manchester is day fielding questions from local school subcommittee agreed special that won’t be currently accepting registration for its Bolton Dog Warden Richard Rand business people about security, Wednesday to recommend a used in other schools.” Neighborcare program beginning the 1989-90school said Birdie is about 2 years old Named to honors society alcohol consumption and hours. foreign language program and a year. Neighborcare is a state-licensed before and and she’s tan in color. She was computer technology program be — Terry A. Bogli picked up on June 3. Jennifer C. Dennison, daughter of Richard W. But the conversation at the the focuses of the magnet pro­ N after-school child-care program for children in Dennison of Manchester and Judith S. Taylor of opening of the controversial club grades kindergarten through 6. It offers both full Also new at the pound, as of gram proposed for Nathan Hale Manchester, graduated in May, summa cum laude, was also punctuated with laugh­ two areas requested as the focus and part-time rates, flexible schedules, and is Tuesday, was a male Doeber- N School. from Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. ter as Pavone gave his neighbors most often in a survey of suitable for both the full-time working parent and man pinscher. He’s very hand­ “ I think foreign language is the She majored in art history and has been named to some insight into the lighter sides elementary pupils’ parents. those who may only need one afternoon a week. some and friendly. He was one thing that is unique of all the the Massachusetts chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the of running a nightclub. “ We have to strike a balance The program will be offered at St. George’s found tied to the fence at the things we’ve seen,” said Cathy oldest honors society in the United States. between the people that filled out Episcopal Church, Route 44 in Bolton, Monday pound, Rand said. Overall, the wine and cheese Mazotta, a member of the special the survey and the needs of the through Friday, during the school year. Creative Ewe, the nice female English party that preceded the club’s focus subcommittee and a resident population of Nathan recreational and educational activities, snacks and sheep dog, featuredlast week, grand opening Wednesday was teacher at Nathan Hale School. Plans to study law Hale,” said subcommittee quiet time are offered at the program. For fee is still waiting to be adopted. just that — a party. Members of the subcommittee member and long-range planning schedule and more information, call 647-1437. She’s gray and white, is about 2 Darlene Lepak, daughter of Mr. and Mrjs. More than 50 people attended, of the long-range planning com­ committee chairman Terry A. years old and was picked up on Raymond Lepak of 199 North Elm St. graduated in wandering around holding wine mittee echoed those thoughts. Juju needs a home. Bogli. Forest Street on May 18. May from Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. glasses and sampling hors d’oeu- “ Unique is the word,” said She said she thinks the feeling RHAM summer classes set Barbie Doll, featured two She received a bachelor of science degree in vres. All of those interviewed had subcommittee chairman Pam of the committee is that the weeks ago, is also still waiting noon to 1 p.m. There is also had an owner but the owner was finance. She plans to study law at Northeastern positive comments about the club Murphy. Registration for summer school courses at RHAM reading and writing and the to be adopted. She’s a female someone at the pound from 6 to unable to keep him. University School of Law, Boston, Mass. and cafeteria-style restaurant. Members agreed foreign lan­ High School is now in process. The following shepherd-collie cross. She’s 9 p.m., Monday through guage is the most attractive and hands-on science programs are Judy Lazorik, a volunteer “ Good luck,” a woman told remedial courses for credit will be offered: English about 2 years old and is still as Friday. sellable program. being looked at by the adminis­ with the group, said Juju is Pavone on her way out the door. 9. Algebra. Pre-Algebra, and U.S. History, friendly as a little puppie. Rand Area residents graduate But they did not want to limit tration for implementation in The phone number at the extremely friendly. He’s been “ I mean that sincerely. You have In addition, keyboarding will be offered as an said she shakes hands with him Nathan Hale’s focus to a single other schools, so members did not pound is 643-6642. Those wish­ neutered, his distemper shots Wendy Ann Dopslaff of 105 Bolton Branch Road a beautiful place here. You’ve enrichment course. The program will run for five every time he goes near her. program, and therefore chose a want to make those programs the ing to get in touch with the dog are up to date, and he’s and Kenneth N. McCarthy, 128 Safari Drive, both of really fixed it up.” weeks. 2'/! hours daily, from 8:30 a m. to 11 a m. If these two aren’t adopted computer technology program to major focus. warden can also call the police leukemia-negative. Coventry, graduated recently from Springfield Bernie Apter. co-owner of Re­ beginning June 26 through July 27. The fee per supplement the language “ The committee wants some­ this week they will have to be department, 646-4555, if there is gal Men’s Shop on Main Street course for residents of Hebron, Andover and Juju is a pretty good-sized College, Springfield, Mass, thing very special that won’t be euthanized, Rand said. Dopslaff and McCarthy both received bachelor’s and president of the Downtown proposal. Marlborough is $50: the fee for non-residents is $75. no answer at the pound. gray tiger and loves attention. used inotherschools,” inthenear Rand said that only about 40 Manchester Association was one “ I think it would be really Regi.stration forms are available in the guidance There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog He would make a very nice degrees. future. Bogli said. dog and cat owners took advan­ of the downtown business people wonderful if they had a computer office at RHAM High School daily from 7:30a.m. to and the new owner must have family pet. Programs like a computerized tage of last week’s low-cost Pavone invited to the party. program there (at Nathan Hale) 3:30 p.m. Closing date for registration is June 20. the dog licensed. Before being The group has many other reading and writing tutor and rabies clinic at the town’s Named to dean’s list Apter complimented Pavone on because the resident population licensed the dog must have its cats and kittens in need of good hands-on science could be imple­ central firehouse. Of that the club’s decor and joked about isn’t as likely to have computers rabies shot. homes. For more information Renee M. Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred mented later. Bogli said. number, about eight were cats the tuxedo Pavone was wearing. at home,” said Debbie Streeter, a Voter registration taken Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., concerning the organization Logan of Manchester, has been named to the dean’s The Nathan Hale magnet and the rest were dogs. “ Is this the dress code?” Apter member of the subcommittee an organization made up of and adopting a cat, call any of list for the spring semester at the University of New school is projected to be in The Registrars of Voters will hold a voter-making The dog pound is located on asked him. representing the parents of Na­ volunteers, is featuring a the following numbers in the England. Biddeford. Maine. operation for the 1990-1991 school session Saturday from 11 a m. to 2 p.m. at town property off Olcott Street Apter was one of several than Hale students. friendly tiger cat for adoption homes of volunteers: 623-0489, She,majored in physical therapy. year. Chesterton said. The pro­ Marshall’s Mall in the Manchester Parkade on near the landfill area. Rand is downtown business owners and Some members said they were this week. His name is Juju. He 232-8317, 242-2156 or 693-6138. gram ’s cost cannot be estimated Broad Street. Voter registration will also be taken at the pound weekdays from residents who said a couple of concerned about the effective­ at this time, he said, because the for residents of any town in Connecticut in addition months ago they were afraid ness and implementation of the Bryant graduates several subcommittee did not want to to changes of address and any changes of party Hanky Panky’s might attract an computer curriculum. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald limit focus considerations by affiliation for Manchester residents only. Several Manchester residents graduated recently unsavory crowd. While the club Buckley School Principal examining cost. from Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I. They are: was being built, some residents Steven Wolf said he feels the ROCKIN’ JOCK — Sebastian, a disc Wednesday. The club, which features “ We’re going to go for the Victor Antico, 181 Ludlow Road, bachelor of claimed it would bring drugs and computer focus needs to include Obituaries jockey for WCCC in Hartford, made a oldies and top 40s, opened to the public Cadillac and hope we end up with Mammogram van to visit science degree in business administration-hotel- vandalism to downtown. computer programming guest appearance at the grand opening at 7 p.m., and by 9 p.m., a long line had the Oldsmobile,” he said. institution; Diane Carlson, 172 Kennedy Road, The club is located off Purnell instruction. The Manchester Health Department will be Most primary schools are “ do­ The magnet school is being bachelor of science degree in business Place, in the basement of the of the Hanky Panky’s nightclub and formed outside. sponsoring a mammography van run by Mt. Sinai Connecticut Chapter ol the Reti­ ing very little with program­ established, so Nathan Hale is Hugh J. Donnelly administration-accounting. Manchester Mall. restaurant at 72-75 Purnell Place Hospital Thursday, June 22. from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. at nitis Pigmentosa Foundation. Lionel Chaloux ming.” said Allan B. (Thesterton, able to draw students from all Michele Carrier, 170 Deer Run Trail, bachelor of People also objected to Pa- the Manchester Town Hall. Any resident over age Hugh J. Donnelly, 62. of Man­ She attended Center Congrega­ Lionel Chaloux, 79, of Glaston­ assistant superintendent for cur­ income areas in the town. Nathan science degree in business administration­ vone’s original plans to keep the fence in 100 parking spaces he male strippers perform at the Latuch of Manchester. “ I ’ve got 35. who is not pregnant, presently nursing or had a chester. died Tuesday (June 6. tional Church. bury, died Wednesday (June 7, riculum and instruction. Hale will lose students from an accounting; Rebecca Castagna, 54 Lamplighter cafeteria-style restaurant open owns behind his store to prevent club Wednesday nights. my dollar bills ready.” mammography in the last 12 months is eligible. 1989) at Manchester Memorial She is survived by a son and 1989) at Manchester Memorial The computer laboratory may affluent neighborhood because of Drive, bachelor of science degree in business until 5 a.m. Pavone said Wednes­ club patrons from parking there. “Please.” Pavone said Wed­ Gail’s brother. Bobby Latucb. The co.st if $55 and can be paid by check or charged Hospital. He was the husband of daughter-in-law. Bradford D. and Hospital. He was the husband of be used to help students improve redistricting caused by the reop­ administration-marketing. day he decided to limit hours to 7 Marlow, who did not attend nesday. “ They are not male .said he would probably come on most credit cards. CasV\ witt not toe accepted. Grace (LeMay) Donnelly. Joan George of Ventnor. N.J.; Muriel Dobson of Glastonbury hands-on science as well as Also, Cheryl Hollis, 28 Brent Road, bachelor of Wednesday’s opening, said later strippers. It’s an all-male revue. back to Hanky Panky’s. Latuch. ening of the Highland Park School Reimbursement by insurance, if covered, wilt have Born in Hartford, he lived in two daughters and sons-in-law. and father of Alan Chaloux of a.m. to 3 p.m. for breakfast and reading and writing skills, the science degree in business administration­ he would wait to see whether the It’s a fun show. It is not a slinky who recently moved to Manches­ in August. to be handled separately. The exam will take 15 to 20 Manchester for many years. He Carolyn and Elliot Steele of Manchester. lunch and will reopen the restau­ marketing; Sandra Wilson, 73 Arcellia Drive, club causes any problems. show” ter from Columbia, said the town minutes. Call the Health Department. 647-3171, for was a foreman for MDC. Hart­ Tolland, and Linda and John He also is survived by a rant in the evening to serve bachelor of science degree in business sandwiches. Pavone said he would have five It was the controversy that needed a club. an appointment. ford. for more than 32 years, and Tabor of Manchester; fourgrand- daughter, Beverly Hellstrom of administration-computer information systems. The restaurant and nightclub security people inside the „club piqued Jeanette Gianoni’s inter­ “ I ’ve been here 2‘/5 weeks and w'as a Navv veteran of World War children; two great- Glastonbury: two sisters, Irene will close at the same time, I a.m. and three in the parking ' lot. est in the club, she said. I ’m bored already,” he said. II. grandchildren; many good Lessard of the Rowayton section Sundays through Thursdays and 2 Police spokesman Gary Wood “ I have had women from the “ Everybody is kind of waiting Make money with music Besides his wife, he is survived friends and kind volunteers. She of Norwalk and Yvette Montieth by a son. Hugh P. Donnelly, of was pre-deceased by a ''sister. a.m Friday and Saturdays. said today there were some noise banks to the town hall tell me to see what happens.” said Stacey “ Make Music for Profit.” a seven-week class for of Wakefield, R.I.; and four Andover: two daughters. Pat Helen P. Watts. Current Quotations George Marlow, owner of Mar­ complaints about the club, but no they’re coming down Wednesday Pineo, coordinator for the Down­ people who want to use their musical talents to grandchildren. DeSimone of Manchester, and A private funeral and burial low’s Department Store next door other problems at the opening. night,” Burkamp said. “ I know town Manchester Association. make money, will begin June 12 at Manchester The funeral will be Friday at 11 Debbie Bostwick of Manchester: will be at the convenience of the to the club, was one of the the Residents also complained my wife will be here.” "It’s a new activity and it’s Community College. The course, which costs $45, a.m. at the Farley-Sullivan Fun­ a stepson. William Winnie of family. Calling hours will be at “ We are making progress, and I think we will be most vocal critics. He wanted to about Pavone’s plans to have “ I love the idea.” said Gail generating some life.” wilt be led by Carolinda Simoes. former vocalist eral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., N.C.: a stepdaughter. Nancy the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 able to make a vaccine eventually.” — Dr. Clifford with “ Eight to the Bar,” who has been making a Glastonbury. Burial will be in Cone of Colchester: two sisters. E. Center St.. Friday, from 2 to 4 H. Lane, head of AIDS vaccine testing at the living singing for 18 years without benefit of formal Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. Sarah Howard of Windsor, and p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious training. For more information, or to register, call Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. Committee Marie Kes.sler of Manchester; Memorial donations may be Diseases, saying he is optimistic enough to 647-6242, today. and 10 grandchildren. made to the National Retinitis recommend wide testing of the vaccine. The funeral will be Friday at Pigmentosa Foundation. Inc.. to screen RING Parents get help In Bolton 9:15 a.m. form the John F. 1401 Mt. Royal Ave., 4th floor. “ Detroit never seemed so beautiful.” — Dr. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Baltimore. Md. 21217. Elsewhere William Mays, who left China along with hundreds The long and short of Parents Anonymous of Connecticut has 26 groups Center St., followed by a Mass of of other Americans during armed clashes and candidates in the state and recently has opened a chapter in the Christian burial at 10 a m. in St. government instability in Beijing. Bolton area under the sponsorship of Kristine Treat. Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours Curtis D. Wood are today from 2 to 4p.m. and 7 to Richard Perrin Graves By Rick Santos choosing a mortgage. She has been trained as a Parents Anonymous SPECIAL Curtis D. Wood. 57, of 168 Park Sponsor. 9 p.m. Manchester Herald Ave., Colchester, died Tuesday PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) Her group meets every Thursday night in St. Memorial donations may be (June 6. 1989) at the Uncas on the — Richard Perrin Graves, long­ Thoughts George’s Episcopal Church. For more information made to the American Cancer A seven-member committee 18 Karat Gold For The Thames Hospital, Norwich. He time executive director of the about Parents Anonymous and how the group can Society. 243 E. Center St.. will interview candidates for the was the father of Curtis D. Wood League of California Cities, died help prevent a parent from hurting a child, call Manchester. II of Manchester. at his home Tuesday. He was 82. Relatives and friends are precious. Good job of program facilitator for the 523-5255 in the Hartford area, or Kristine. 643-7241. Price 14 Karat Gold He was born Dec. 15, 1931 in Graves served as executive relatives and friends serve with support and new magnet school at Nathan 8.95/" 11.39' All client referrals must call the Parents Ruth (Phelps) George Pundridge, N.Y., son of the late director of the league from 1933 to counsel. This counsel may not always be what we Hale School. 1-Year Variable Rate Annual Anonymous office at 523-5255 or the state A school committee decided Ruth (Phelps) George, 80, Charles and Evelyn (Ruland) 1953.He waged an unsuccessful want to hear but a friend is a friend. Mobility in Plus 2 Points Percentage Rate Department of Children and Youth Services modern times often separates us from relatives. But Wednesday the committee should formerly of 179 E. Center St..died Wood.. bid for governor in 1954. Regular 18K W ee $412 Careline. 1-800-842-2288. this awards us opportunity to seek out friends. include a parent of a Nathan Hale Wednesday (June 7. 1989) at an He also is survived by his wife. After losing the election. You Pav 14K Price $300 Liking the same things often becomes a means to area convalescent home. She was Rose (Valliere) Wood; two Graves entered the development student, a parent of a student the wife of the late Raymond D. daughters, Deborah Rumney of business, first in the San Fran­ making friends. Hopefully this friendship is not so from another elementary school, YOU SAVE $112 thick as to wink at evil; rather wrong is counselled Lottery George. Cheshire, Dorothy Gardner of cisco Bay area and then in a primary school teacher, a Colchester; an aunt. Mrs. Do­ Philadelphia, where he became against and good friends will offer such counsel. 9,88’^ 10.23 She was born in Hartford, July secondary school teacher, a 15-Year Fixed Rate Annual rothy Scofield; a granddaughter; executive vice president of Phila­ “ All Scripture is inspired of God and is useful for Regular 18K W ee $500 5, 1908, the daughter of the late school administrator, a member Plus 2 Points Percentage Rate Wining numbers drawn Wednesday in New Walter G. and Grayce (Connolly) numerous cousins, nieces and delphia Industrial Development teaching, for pointing out error, for correcting, for of the Board of Education, a nd the You Pav 14K W ee $320 training in righteousness, so that the person who England: Phelps, and had lived in Man­ nephews. Corp. Nathan Hale School principal. YOU SAVE $180 belongs to God is ready, equipped for ever good Connecticut daily: 119. Play Four: 6793. chester for 59 years. She was a The funeral will be Saturday at He moved back to California in Allan B. Chesterton, the assist­ work,” (2 Timothy 3; 16, 17). There are countless Massachusetts daily: 8155. Megabucks: 2,3,7,11, volunteer at the Manchester 10 a.m. at the Belmont Funeral 1964 to become West Coast vice ant superintendent for curricu­ /'"■pff]' " '4’i ■ president of the Tishman Realty relatives and friends who both love us enough to 22, 24 Memorial Hospital Penny Saver Home, 144 S. Main St., Colches­ lum and instruction, said he and Construction Co. in Los correct and commend us. iiM iiiinipr Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Verm ont): 216 for many years, a former ter. Burial will be in Linwood expects the facilitator will be 10J25’‘ 10,50 Regular 18K W ee $336 and 8718. Cemetery. Calling hours will be Angeles. member of the Daughters of the hired within a month. 30-Year Fixed Rate Annual You Pav 14K W e e $236 Friday, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Graves retired to Pebble Beach Rev. C. W. Kuhl Rhode Island daily: 6138. Grand Lottery: American Revolution Orford If the hiring is done by then, Plus 2 Points Percentage Rate 763-3006-24867-513368. p.m. in 1983. Zion Lutheran Church YOU SAVE $100 1 Parish, and a member of the then the facilitator will have a full year to help design the focus of the magnet school, said subcom­ Regular 18K W ee $400 mittee chairman Pam Murphy at At Mechanics Savings Bank, we have mortgage plans to fit every lifesh'le. You Pav 14K W ee $286 Weather JflanrhpHtpr Upralh the meeting at 45 North School St. Just stop by any Mechanics office or call 241-2998 and talk to one of our YOU SAVE $114 Chesterton said he will ask experienced mortgage specialists. If you like, they'll even come to see you USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 212 School Superintendent James P. Kennedy to appropriate the mo­ at your convenience. Weekdays, evenings, Saturdays, or Sundays. At REGIONAL WEATHER Rain, rain, rain your home or at your office. The long and short of it is, there's no nicer way Similar savings on all fancy style Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher ney for the hiring, which is being 18K Lohengrin Wcdaing Rings. Accu-Weatl>er® (orecasl (or Friday Manchester and vicinity: To­ Oeorge T. Chappell OonnIa M. Santoro made a year earlier than pre­ to get a mortgage. Editor Advertising Director Daytime Cor>ditions arxl High Temperatures night, cloudy with areas of fog viously expected. *77it'si’ mort^a^c rnhv iiiul iiimiiiil /H’lCt’ii/iiyi’ rnifs iiiv hi^al ou ii $75,(100 law with 2 iviiits (Did 21)'/, dan'ii. and drizzle. A 40 percent chance Dougiti A. Bavins Sheldon Cohen 18 karat gold eontains over 20% more pure gold than The facilitator’s salary would of rain. Low near 60. Friday, Exacutivs Editor Composing Msnagsr 14 karat. By taking advantage of this speeial limited-time be a teacher’s salary plus a occasional rain. High 70 to 75. Joanns Q. Fromeilh Robert H. Hubbard offer on our Uihengrin series, you ean own 18K wedding Businsss Manager Pressroom Managsr stipend. Chesterton said. He rings for the priee of 14K. Chance of rain 80 percent. Out­ Feof)k‘ you am am ut on. look Saturday, a chance of Dsnisa A. Roberts Frank J. MeSwtregan would not provide any dollar PsrsonnsI Manager Circulation Director amount. showers. High in the mid 70s. intf:rf:s t -fr ee iayaw'a y- ltpid lo months Coastal: Tonight, fog and driz­ Published daily except Sunday and certain holldaya by the The hiring and the salary for Manchester Publlshirrg Co., ts Bralnard Place, Mancheeter, rSECHANICS Free Engraving OROFJt NOW! zle. A 40 percent chance of rain. r^ri^o|76" Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. the post must be approved by the Low near 60. Friday, occasional Postmaster Send address changss to the Manchsstsr Herald, Board of Education. S a i 7; igs B a j ik rain. High around 70. Chance of P.O. Box 99t, Mancheeter, Conn. 00040. The application deadline may If you don't receive your Herald by S p.m. waakdays or 7:30 rain 80 percent. Outlook Satur­ be set before the board approves am . Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable MANCHESTER OFFICE day, a chance of showers. High 70 to reach your carrter, call subscriber service at 847-0048 by 0 the concept of the magnet to 75. p.m. weekdays for delivsry In Manchester. 341 Broad Street Suggested carrter ratee are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 lor one school’s program. 241-2959 ^^^oklcho£& Northwest Hills: Tonight, Jewelers Since 1885 month. $23.10 for three months. $40.20 lor six months and “ I don’t think you can post a cloudy with patchy fog. A 40 Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9-3, Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-(i, Sat. 9-12 BRISTOL CENTRE MALL CONNECTICUT POST MALL DANBURI FAIR MALL $n .40 lor one year. Newsatsnd price: 39 cents a copy. position pending approval,” said percent chance of rain. Low near The Manchsater Herald Is a member of The Associated Prees. MERIDEN SQUARE SOUTHBURY PLAZA TRUMBULL SHOPPING PARK WESTFARMS MALL Cathy Mazzota. a teacher at GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN TORRINGTON WATERBURY 60. Friday, occasional rain. High the Audit Bureau of Circulations, ths New England Press Momlvr I D't' l Tjii.iliiii.il OppurUmityOpi l.ondur Association and the New England Newspaper Association. Nathan Hale School and a sub­ MichaelsChaige Maslet Card V s.i A'lwf caf'£*D'e p around 70. Chance of rain 80 Today's weather picture was drawen by Carie committee member. percent. Colapietro, a pupil at the Bowers School MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 8. 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdav, June 8. 1989 RECORD Robberies Lot size rapped J have som e for subdivision similarities College Notes By AAaureen Leavitt Manchester Herald on Coventry tract School of Family Studio* — Selena technology — Victor Chmielowlec, UConn graduates Mary Croteau, Lynn Marie Timothy Lepak, Laura Peschke. Whitehouse. Master of sclonco — Sharon Beaure­ Police in Glastonbury, Man­ Continuing Education Division — gard, Karen Bldwell, Carol Carlson, By Jacqueline Bennett residents in area Eleanor Ritchie Elmore, Dorothy F. Glenn Carlson, Carol Conkllng, Jay chester and East Hartford, along Manchester Herald Mallett. Flenman, John Hockett, Robert Heoly with the FBI, are handling four The residents said The University of Connecticut Jr., Warren Mack, Carol McCurry, recent bank robberies in those held commencement exercises Susanne Nelson, Charlene Sentelo, COVENTRY - A resident the project will gener­ Undo Thurber-Lund, John Ugbomolko. towns as separate incidents des­ claims that a subdivision ap­ u May 21. Here is the list of Students receive pite some similarities. ate excess w ater graduates from area towns. BOLTON proved this week by the Planning Bachelor of arts — Ruth Mensing. The most recent heist occurred and Zoning Commission does not drainage that will degrees at C C S U Bachelor of sclonco— Leslie Leblanc, 'Tuesday around 1 p.m. at the ANDOVER Kenneth Telfer. meet town requirements. College of Liberal Arts A Sciences — On May 26, 113 seniors were Master ot science — Marv-Margoret Glastonbury branch of the Com­ Mercedes Kelly of 695 South cause problems on Joanne Elizabeth Morinelll, Jeanne Robbins, Karen Serenho. Alice Nicholson. graduated with high honors in munity National Bank in the Street says some lots in the their property. School of Business Administration — Central Connecticut State Uni­ COVENTRY Shops at Somerset Square Mall. A' Willow Glen subdivision do not Kevin John Higgins, Mary Jane Quartl. versity’s 139th commencement Bachelor of sclonco — Wendy man handed a teller a note and meet depth requirements of town School of Engineering — Robert Lemleux. Covelle Edwards, Terry Lee Tuslng. on the New Britain campus. Bachelor of sclonco In Industrial stole an undetermined amount of planning and zoning regulations. Of these, seven achieved technology — Richard Beauchamp. cash, police said. The commission approved the BOLTON Master of sclonco — Joseph shapes of the lots. However, they College of Liberal Arts A Sciences — summa cum laude distinction The robber is described as subdivision on Monday. N Tomanelll. James Edward Boles, Eleanor Nan (3.90 to 4.0 grade point average); white, about 35 to 40 years old, “The approved deal is with lots agreed the lots appeared to meet Coldwell, Melanie Marlon Lemaire, SSweremagna cum laude (3.70 to HEBRON with an average build, balding, 1 and 2 combined,” Kelly said in a the regulations as currently Kim Renee Thibodeau. Bochtlor of science — Cynthia Jones- worded therefore the configura­ School of Business Administration — 3.89); and 71 were cum laude (3.50 011 ver. with dark hair and brown eyes. telephone interview Wednesday. Jason o. Hanford, Danae C. Marshall. to 3.69). Master of science — Thomas Hodge, A bank camera took a photo of “Our engineer has looked into it tions were not a basis for denial. School of Family Studies — Judy David Pekarskl. Arlene LeMonds. Here are the area honor the suspect. The bank is the only and it doesn’t meet the depth Member Diane Anderson said ith-yeor professional diploma of ad­ one of the four which has been COVENTRY students: vanced studios — Sarah Kanla. requirement.’* the regulation wording may need College of Agriculture A Natural able to capture suspects on film. ’Ilie subdivision, located on to be changed. Resources — Joseph Pacholskl. MANCHESTER According to an FBI agent in Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald South Street, is owned by Mary Commission chairman Jona­ School of Allied Health Professions— Cum loudt — Susan T. Repoll, 199 Graduates listed Hartford, cameras at the other Susan Eileen Dlllabaugh. Homestead St., bachelor of science, GIFT OF THANKS — Holly Cassano, Shirshack. The applicant for the thon Kreisberg said Wednesday College of LIberol Arts A Sciences — accounting. three banks were functioning clinic during his 23 years as town project is Lawrence A. Fiano. night the plan was approved on Dayld Flanders Avery, Michael John at St. Joseph’s center, a member of the board of Chamberlond, Amy Elizabeth England, ANDOVER when the robberies occurred, but manager. The clinic, which is celebrat­ The subdivision was approved the condition that the depth Repinald Pinto/Manchester Herald Vanessa Christine Hayden, Katherine Cum laude — Donna H. Johnson, Here is the list of area students the cameras happened to be directors of the Community Child ing its 30th year, honored Weiss by the commission with a modifi­ requiements are met when final Ann Hurley, Angela Marlorle Lelshman Skinner Hill Road, bachelor of science, management. who graduated from St. Joseph’s filming other parts of the bank. Guidance Clinic, presents Robert B. Wednesday at its annual dinner. cation that the proposed 22 lots for plans are submitted. PROUD SCO UTS — Tom Provencal, Eagle Scouts at a ceremony last week. Johnson, Michael Shawn Kelley. “In a note job. they’re in and School of Business Administration — College in West Hartford May 21. Weiss with a gift for his dedication to the the 35-acre site be reduced to 21 to “They (developer) can’t do left, and David Currier were named The two belong to Boy Scout Troop 47. Stephen Roger Borrett, Jay Michael BOLTON out in less than a minute, and it’s satisfy lot depth requirements. RIchetelll, James Edward Taylor, Cum laude — Ruth C. Mensing, 10 ANDOVER anything until we (PZC) sign the Ricky Peter Tredwin. Elizabeth Road, bachelor of arts, social Carol C. Forte, master ot science. not uncommon for the cameras Kelly is one of several residents School of Education — David Andrew work. not to pick them up.’’ the final plans.” said Kreisberg. biology. who opposed the plan. The He said the current depth Elwell. □ □ □ spokesman said. residents said the project will School of Engineering — Starlene HEBRON Weiss, chiid guidance ciinic requirement is 200 feet. That is S co u t N ew s Rose Goble. Kimberly Ann Little, bachelor ot The man’s description does not generate excess water drainage arrived at through a mathemati­ School of Fine Arts — Michael John Here is the list of area students science, biology. fit those of the robbers in the other that will cause problems on their Chamberlond who received degrees at Central cal formula of finding the median School of Family Studies — Emily MANCHESTER three incidents. However, his property. Don and Linda Coulombe. He is a Carol Davis, Rhonda Elizabeth Gibbs. Connecticut State University. point between the two side yards Troop 47 chael Kostiuk, Darren White, Don Alison J. Bassett, master of arts, mode of operation was similar, Kelly and 12 of her neighbors and the mean distance. junior at Coventry High School, Hughes. elementary education; Annetto K. Ca- police said. trade compiiments at dinner hired Kenneth J. Pudeler of where he plays volleyball and is a MANCHESTER MANCHESTER pllnger, master of science, psychiatric, Boy Scout Troop 47 held a Court College of Agriculture A Natural Bachelor of arts — Damian Brooke, mental health nursing; Diane M. Kyle, All the suspects presented Pudeler Engineering ot 543 N. “Because of the formula you member of the concert and jazz MERIT BADGES Resources — Arthur Allen Fettlg, of Awards last week at South Fingerprinting — Wayne Coulombe, Jose Velasco and Eliza Zochmann. master of science, psychiatric, mental tellers with notes demanding Main Street in Manchester to can come up with odd configura­ Andrew Alan Henry. Bachelor of sclonco — Wendy Arnum, health nursing; Wendy Ann Murdock, Bv Maureen Leavitt He added that the devotion of “Our program is developing United Methodist Church. Tho­ bands. Eric Howarth, Brendan McCaffrey, School of Allied Health Professions— tions that at face don’t appear to Chris O'Hara. David Beauregard, Elolse Belanger, master of arts, special education; Ann money, police have said. None of Manchester Herald volunteers in town has generated roots, and getting stronger and speak to the commission on their mas Provencal and Davie Cur­ Currier has been a member of Mary Loretta Donahue, Bethany Robert BernardI, Susan Bestertleld, Scavotto, master of arts, pastoral satisfy but mathematically can Camping — MInhtrlet Nguyen. Jeanne Grover. the suspects wore masks, and political support. In turn, that we hope you’ll continue providing behalf at an April 24 hearing on rier attained the rank of Eagle. Troop 47 for six years. He has Personal fitness — Jon Eastwood, Thomas Butko, Jeffrey Contin, Mary ministry; Judith Ann Diana, bachelor College of Liberal Arts A Sciences — Cleary, Jonathan Dell, Lori Donovan, of science, nursing; Jeanne Estelle they all have escaped on foot, and It was a night for trading the subdivision. At that time. be proved,” Kreisberg said. Provencal is the 16-year-old son served as patrol leader and Mark Howarth, Jason Lawrence, MInh­ Craig Bradley Abrahamson, Richard support has meant public support more time for prevention in the trlet Nguyen, George Sllya, Andrew Patricio Hardy, Keith Hurley and Goyda, bachelor of arts, music; Carol no vehicles have been seen. Pudeler said the placement of He added odd-shaped lots are quartermaster and is now a Samuel BalbonI, Cynthia Marie Bar- Edward Kershenboum, John Lotos, Gass Jodoltls, bachelor of science, compliments. for human services, even when near future,” Atoynatan told the of Tom and Marilyn Provencal of Zadnik. low, Michael W. Barry, Asa Brant In addition, three of the robber­ some pipes would cause excess commonly proposed but never junior assistant scoutmaster. He First aid — Wayne Coulombe. Lvnette Petricco, Michael Picard, M i­ social work; Nancy Murray LoBonne, Town Manager Robert B. Weiss budget cuts at the state level puts group. 17 Carol Drive. He is a sophomore Christiana, Monica Eva Domogala, chael Roger, Susan Repoll, Ruth Santa bachelor of arts, philosophy; Denise T. ies have occurred on a Tuesday, drainage. He said that could have , been a problem before Personal management — Scott Hur­ Tanya Julio Escavich, David Erllng praised the Community Child a burden on towns to decide at Manchester High School where is a member of the Order of the ley, Jason Kostiuk, Dayld White. Cruz Valencia, Cara Slebert. LaFroncIs, bachelor of science, and in busy shopping areas, cause parts of the road to cave in. because they had not been Goroppolo, Kim Marie Girard, Joel Bachelor of sclonco In Industrial biology. Guidance Clinic Inc. Wednesday In addition to honoring Weiss, he is a member of the band and Arrow — Brotherhood. Emergency preparedness — Mark Andrew Greene, William Richard Hun- police said. whether to fund programs such as challenged on technical points. Howarth, MInhtrlet Nguyen, Michael the clinic introduced Peter Kuz- However, Fiano challenged has earned a varsity letter in Currier’s Eagle service project nlford Jr., DIann Rae Karpe, Michael “We are treating each bank as an example of the town’s human services. that claim, because Pudeler had Kreisberg noted the approval wrestling involved the planting of seedlings Robertson, George Sllya and Andrew David Keeler, Michael Adam Lohr, success in meeting human needs. mickas and Joyce Rizza-Trainer, Zadnik. David William Mazzotta, Kristin Ann robbery separately.” said Virgi­ “You still manage to get public not calculated how much ejtcess was also conditioned on culverts Provencal has been a member on a piece of Manchester town Landscape architecture — Dayld O'Connor, Ronald Walter Shack, Laura nia Hogan, a special agent with In turn, the clinic honored two new members of the board of drainage there would be. ' being put in that extend to the end Currier. Bland Short, Melanie Lee Sundgren, Public Records and the board of directors’ of Troop 47 for six years and has property. He is employed at Cycling — Dayld White, Jason Weiss, who is retiring after 23 directors. Gary Boulet is also a of the development. Miriam Torres, Peter Luis Wood, Kelly the FBI in New Haven. “Cer­ support," he said. Kelly says also that the lots are held leadership positions as li­ Appliance Repair. Kostiuk, Jean Wynn, Mary Elizabeth ZablelskI, tainly. we’re going to be looking years as town manager, for his new board member. “strange shapes and sizes.” She “We can only make require­ brarian and assistant patrol Other awards given by Troop 47 llze Taurls Zemzars. dedication to the human and SERVICE PINS School of Business Administration — at the similarities” Tanash H. Atoynatan, a psychi­ said too. she thought the commis­ ments in front or adjacent to the leader. He is now a junior last week One year — Eric Howarth and Adam William Paul Bellew, Kristen Lee Elb, Warranty deeds 681 John Fitch Associates to “There are similarities, there social services. atrist who has been director of the William Fetherston, a board sion would make a condition for development,” he said. assistant scoutmaster. He was Ucello. Robert John Gronda, LIzette Heritage, MultiTech New England Inc. to Vouvray Associates, Chapel Park are differences.” said Glaston­ The clinic, which offers a member and past board presi­ approval that culverts for the Kelly said she plans to talk with ADVANCING IN RANK Two years — Wayne Caulombe, Heother Lynn Hohenthol, David An­ Condominium, Chapel Road, clinic for 30 years, also spoke chosen as an honor camper at Second class — Eric Howorfh. Brendan McCaffrey and Chris O'Hara. drew Potamlanos, Christine Carole Lee J. Kelly. Oak Grove Farms bury Police Sgt. Louis Palshaw. special education program to about the programs the clinic is dent Robert Neiswanger, outgo­ project be joined to a nearby her neighbors, pursue the matter Camp Sequassen in 1988 and is a First class — Brendan McCaffrey and Three years — Seth Egnasko, MInh­ Roy, Peter Paul Tolard Jr., Susan Condominium, conveyance tax $1,441,734. crime prevention coordinator. He more than a dozen area towns and ing board president, and Anne brook. Kelly said without the in some way, or possibly hire an Christopher O'Hara. trlet Nguyen and Eric Wllsan. Elizabeth Weinberg, Kimberly Jan William R. and Donna F. operating. member of the Order of the Star — Matthew Longchamps. Four years — Jan Eastwood, Mark Wright. $134.20. said officers from the three towns provides counseling to children Beechler, outgoing board secre­ culverts put in in such a manner, attorney to find out what recourse Arrow. Life — Mark Howarth and Jason Howarth, Jason Lawrence, Matt Long- School of Education — Sharon Fran­ Jeffrey N. and Jennifer G. Embser to Ezequiel and Amy are “sitting down and talking to with social, behavioral or psychi­ For example, the Birth to Five tary, are retiring from the board. there could be damage to the town they have. For his Eagle service project, Lawrence. champs, Mike Robertson, George Sllya, ces Elllott-Sulllvan, Stephanie Ann Alejandro, 254 Oak St., $165,000. program works on early detec­ New Inductions — Daniel Hughes, Andrew Zadnik. LaVlgne, Saroh Corinne Robinson. Andrews to Stephen J. and Cheryl each other” about the incidents. atric problems, is celebrating its road. At this point however, she said Provencal cleared and cleaned Michael Kostiuk, Christopher Nash, Flye years — Scott Hurley and Dayld A. Krebs, 37 Alexander St., Frederick M. Hammond Jr. He also said police are keeping tion of possible mental disturban­ Connie Erkisson. is the new she did not want to commit to White. School ot Engineering — Russell 30th year. The manager compli­ Fiano said in a phone interview up areas of Center Springs Park. Anthony Salerno, Mork Smith and Worren Anderson, David Herbert De- $156,000. and Floranne G. Hammond to an open mind in respect to ces in infants to children age 5. board president. Ellen Marmer is Wednesday night. “We presented saying they will appeal the Darren White. Six years — David Currier, Tom Valve, Kenneth Steven Gagnon, Chris­ Daniel J. and Holly J. Kach- mented some 50 members of the He is a member of junior golf at Proyencal, Rob Gullano, Jason Kos­ topher David Nelson, Christine Marie MultiTech New England Inc. to robberies throughout the area, board of directors, teachers and One of the clinic’s main efforts is the new first vice president, and a plan at the (PZC) meeting and decision. Tallwood Country Club and is SKILL AWARDS tiuk, Jed Stansfleld, Ed Wilson. Perry. Edwin L. and Crystal T. Payne, nowski. Green Manor Estates, not just in the three towns. working toward the prevention of second vice president is John showed lots we felt reflected the According to Kreisberg the employed at Sears. Roebuck & Hiking — Eric Howarth, Adam School of Fine Arts — Leonard M. Oak Grove Farms Condominium, $152,000. staff of the clinic for their service Ucello. CEREMONIAL TEAM Diana, Ursula Elizabeth Karhu, Robert “What’s to say he’s not coming during the clinic’s annual dinner sexual abuse, adolescent suicide, Faulds. Jane Curtis will be board requirements of the regulations.' ’ decision must be appealed within Co. Camping — Wayne Coulombe, Bren­ Jason Kostiuk — Chief. Bruce Laughlln, Stephanie Ann La- $126,900. Susan H. Dickson to Albert J. here and then going to Spring- teen-age pregnancy and drug treasurer, and the secretary will On Monday, commission 15 days after being published in a Currier, of 11 Highland Drive. dan McCaffrey, Chris O'Hara. MInhtrlet Nguyen — Eagle. Vlgne, Suzonne Marie Luby, James Packer III and Jane J. Packer, at the Marco Polo Restaurant and Citizenship — Anthony Salerno, Wayne Coulombe and Andrew Zadnik Michael Morlartv. Leonard J. Donafrio to Michael field?” Palshaw said. abuse. be Burton Hicock. members did note the unusual notice in the newspaper. Coventry, is the 16-year-old son of Christopher Nash, Mark Smith, M i­ — Brayes. J. andxBrigid D. Nessing, Beacon Charter Oak Street, conveyance On May 30, a man robbed a Banquet Center in East Hartford. Hill Condominium, $101,500. tax $159.50. branch of the Glastonbury Bank Weiss said volunteerism helps Daniel T. and Nancy L. Thomp­ MultiTech New England Inc. to & 'Trust in the Putnam Plaza in make human service agencies in B irths son to Jean I. Gardner, 9 Norman Kimberly J. Harol, Oak Grove East Hartford. The man’s hand, the town successful. He has been St., $122,000. Farms Condominium, $121,900. as it was with two of the other recognized as a catalyst in Marsha C. and Barry R. Kenneth G. Platt to Corrine M. suspects, was wrapped in a cloth. getting the town’s shelter for the LaFlamme and Annamae E. WALSH, Samantha Ryan, Roger and Jacqueline LaPointe Aime and Lucille Collings of berta H. Wheeler McCormick of Bernstein to Superior Builder No weapon was seen, police said. homeless started, and for sup­ Inc.. 4 Kent Drive, $83,000. Turull, Lydall Woods Colonial On May 23, the first Glaston­ porting such organizations as the daughter of Matthew and Mary of Glastonbury. He has a brother. Vernon. His paternal grand­ 31 Bruce Road, was born May 27 Village, $150,000. Bossidy Walsh of 52 Litchfield St., Thomas M. Jr., 3. mother is Mrs, Mary Barber of at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Marvin A. and Yolanda B Ross bury robbery occurred at the Manchester Area Conference of was born May 26 at Manchester to Gary M. and Debra E. Dahms, MultiTech New England Inc. to People’s Bank in the Fox Run Churches, Elderly Outreach. 129 Rachel Road. He has a tal. Her maternal grandparents Douglas A. Burton, Oak Grove Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ NEWMARKER, Alexander brother. Michael T. II, 6, are Dorothy S. Wheeler of Staten 49 Braeside Crescent, convey­ Mall on Welles Street about 1:25 Meals on Wheels, and new senior nal grandparents are John and Vincent, son of Phillip H. and Ann ance tax $293.80. Farms Condominium. $121,900. p.m. And. on May 18, just before 1 center. Island, N.Y., and the late Ken­ Larry R. and Rita C. Morse to Barbara Bossidy of 61 Cambridge Shea Newmarker of 745 Merrow DOLL, Amy Christine, daugh­ neth H. Wheeler. Her paternal Patricia R. O’Brien to Scott T. a m., an armed robber stole “Manchester is an essentially St. Her paternal grandparents Road. Coventry, was born May 21 ter of William E. and Cheryl and Laura J. Cole, Woodland Wang Leng Yang, Houa Yang and $6,20Q from the Hartford Road at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ grandparents are Winifred S. Yia Yang, 214 Oakland St., blue collar town that has been are Mrs. Jennie T. Walsh of 73 Barnett Doll of 59 Walnut St., was McCormick of 403 Center St. and Park. $150,000. branch of the Savings Bank of willing to support the kinds of Frances Drive and the late Dr. tal. His maternal grandparents born May 23 at Manchester Robert M. and Ruth M. Dunn to $128,000. Manchester, police said. the late W. Stanley McCormick. Robert A. Dean to Ronald E. activities that in so many com­ Bobert J. Walsh. She has a sister, are Robert and Lucy Shea of Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ She has two brothers, Brandon, 7, Janice M. Levesque, Vernon The Hartford FBI agent said Richmond. Texas. His paternal nal grandparents are Carol and Joseph, Parker Street, $150,000. munities are the first things to get Meaghan Sibhan, 2*/t>. and Darren, 5. Street, conveyance tax $171.60. there have been many bank the ax.” Weiss said. “Unlike that grandparents are William and Donald Barnett of 42 Margaret Geoffrey M. and Isabel V. robberies statewide within the BRADLEY, Jason Tyler, son of Alice Newmarker of Rome. Ga. situation. Manchester has tre­ Road. Her paternal grandparents McELROY, Duncan Everett, Sullivan to Edward J. and Nancy Quitclaim deeds last four to five months. However, Kevin D. and Lori Carter Bradley are Everett and Vivian Doll of 55 J. Polowitzer, Parker Village, he said authorities are pursuing mendous support and such a wide of 101 Daly Road. Coventry, was LATIMER, Sarah Ann, daugh­ son of Daniel S. and Deena Pilney Kenneth J. Meek to Laurie P. variety of services. Charter Oak St. She has a sister, McElroy of East Hartford, was conveyance tax $143. some solid leads in the local born May 26 at Manchester ter of John T. and Lynn Zimkie- Jennifer Marie, 4. Gary M. and Debra E. Dahms Meek, Clairmont, no conveyance robberies. “All the human service agen­ Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ wicz Latimer of Bristol, was born born May 17 at Manchester tax. cies virtually dedicate a large Memorial Hospital. His maternal to Daniel T. and Nancy L. Anyone with information is nal grandparents are James and May 23 at Manchester Memorial PASEK, Michael William, son Thompson, 191 Briarwood Drive, Philip J. Vaglica to Jacqueline asked to call the FBI at 522-1201 slice of their life, and the most Jane Carter of Woolwich. Maine. Hospital. Her maternal grand­ of William L. and Annette Ne- grandparents were the late Do­ A. Vaglica. Woodland Manor nald and Carolyn Pilney of $ 200,000. and ask for the duty agent. There important thing is that you have His paternal grandparents are parents are Louis and Patricia jaime Pasek of 81 Richard Road, Ralph E. and Elizabeth B. Condominium, no conveyance is a $1,000 reward being offered staff with high quality people to Albert and Juliette Bradley of Zimkiewicz of 114 Pond Lane. Her was born May 22 at Manchester Manchester. His paternal grand­ tax. • parents are Terry and Shirley Halvorsen to Alan R. Moody Sr. for information. do the job right,’’ Weiss said. Cooper Lane, Coventry, paternal grandmother is Win­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal and Carol A. Moody. 54 Jarvis Florence G. Woods to Thomas ifred Latimer of South Pasadena, grandparents are Grace and McElroy of Vernon. He has a E. Woods, 31 Strickland St., no LaPOINTE, Patrick Michael, brother. Quintin Donald, 14 Road. $136,000. Fla. Fouad Nejaime of Palm Coast, Blanchard & Rossetto Con­ conveyance tax. son of Thomas M. and Maureen Fla. His paternal grandparents months, and a half-sister, Hailey, Bernard Harrower to Mary LaPointe of 246 Oak St., was born BARBER, Scott Martin, son of 11. struction Inc. to Lawrence L. Learn the smart way are Mary and Joseph Pasek of Connell! and Barbara J. Stephen­ Jane Harrower, Rolling Park May 23 at Manchester Memorial Michael T, and Blue Martin East Hartford. He has a brother, Estates, no conveyance tax. Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Barber of 242 Spring Road. son, 49 Rossetto Drive, $145,700. Jameson J., 2, VEO, Mitchell and Donna Guil- Raymond J. and Ann D. Badger Charles Ponticelli to A&R De­ ents are Rosemary and Albert Coventry, was born May 25 at lemette, 320 Twin Hills Drive, velopment Inc., Northland Ter­ to buy your first home. Donnestad of 54 Kennedy Road. Manchester Memorial Hospital. to Jeffrey G. and Kelly Benjamin, McCORMICK, Kelly Hill, Coventry, a son born April 26 at Ferguson Road, $185,000. race, no conveyance tax. His paternal grandparents are His maternal grandparents are daughter of James L. and Ro- Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. 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Fawalha was reportedly evacu­ quoted by the daily Jerusalem be more independent of bureaucrats. The Associated Press JERUSALEM — Assailants Yamin was the 49th Palestinian ated by an Israeli helicopter after Post today as urging that Israel Appearing at the Washington Journalism shot a Palestinian man to death slain by other Palestinians since being treated by soldiers at the put a halt to announcing new Center Wednesday, Lewis asserted that HARTFORD — The bang of the gavel that ended on his hospital bed today in the the Palestinian uprising began. scene. settlement building in the occu­ u bureaucrats do not know how to run a lottery. the legislative session early today delivered a death occupied West Bank, and Arab Most have been accused of pied West Bank and Gaza Strip. helping Israeli authorities or The army confirmed the man The reason, Lewis said, is that unlike other blow to dozens of bills, among them an increase in reports claimed he collaborated “The announcements of new dealing in drugs and prostitution. was shot and said troops had state agencies, lotteries make money rather the gas tax and a bill setting new limits on with Israel. closed off Nablus. settlements are politically pro­ than just spending it, contributions by lobbyists. Another suspected collaborator A total of 510 Palestinians have been killed in the 18-month The shootings came a day after blematic even if they (Israeli Lewis, who was Bred for insubordination last Rep. Jonathan Pelto, D-Storrs, the Democrat who was shot and seriously wounded leaders) don’t go through with rebellion against Israeli rule, a 30-year-oId man was hacked to month, said he was the victim of state screens all bills before they are debated, said in a separate incident, the reports death in Nablus with a hatchet it,” Quayle noted. bureaucrats who were more interested in an Democratic leaders realized that several bills said. most in clashes with Israeli soldiers. Twenty-two Israelis also and his naked body chained to an employee’s obediance than his professional would die on the calendar Wednesday night, but that In the occupied Gaza Strip, electric pole. Israel has built some 130 expertise, overall. Democrats were pleased with their final soldiers sealed the homes of three have died in the unrest. settlements, as homes for 70,000 Lewis was fired when he refused to support a days’ work. Palestinians accused of throwing The second shooting also oc­ Arab reporters said he was a Jews who live among 1.7 million “Actually, we moved a lot of stuff that had to be firebombs at troops. curred in Nablus. Arab assailants collaborator. The army sug­ Palestinians in the occupied N plan to make the state’s Lotto game harder to win. The new game, with 44 numbers to choose moved today,” he said, counting 31 bills the House An 18-year-old Palestinian also shot Fayel Fawalha. 48. seriouslv gested the motive for Wednes­ lands. from instead of 40, goes into effect in October, had passed Wednesday. was reported wounded in the leg and Lewis said he thinks the lengthened odds Not among them was a bill that would increase the in a clash with troops in Jebaliya will discourage bettors. state’s gasoline tax by two cents a gallon, a move in Gaza. once seen as needed to pay for road and bridge The fatal attack occurred in Probe opens of airliner crash Three chemical spills repair and construction. Rafidiyeh Hospital in the West But Democrats didn’t have the votes to pass the Bank town of Nablus, where PARAMARIBO, Suriname The Suriname News Agency ployees of Surinam Airways, Firefighters in three Connecticut towns have tax hike. Rep. William Gibes, D-New London, one of Taleb Yamin, 55, had been (AP) — Investigators trying to reported 182 people were aboard. Further information about them battled chemical spills during the last two the Democrats’ tax wizards, said recent projections convalescing from injuries suf­ determine the cause of a Suri­ It said 13 people, including three was not immediately available. days, but none caused serious damage. The Atioclated Prats indicated the state doesn’t need the gas tax Increase fered 10 days earlier in a clubbing name Airways crash that killed at children, survived the crash. “This mishap is simply a Most passengers were Surina­ The spills included 3,000 gallons of hydroch­ POWER DISCUSSION — State Demo­ this year. and stabbing attack in Nablus’ least 169 people examined the national disaster and, justifiably, Majority Leader Robert Frankel, D- Another victim of Wednesday’s rush to adjourn­ old city, two hospital doctors said. wreckage of the jetliner in a mese living in the Netherlands. loric acid at the MacDermid Inc. in Water- cratic Chairman John Droney, center, great grief prevails in our so­ bury: between 1,000 and 3,000 gallons of Statford, during the final hours of the ment was a bill that would have prohibited lobbyists “A group of people entered the dense forest today. The dead included the three ciety,” President Ramsewak sulphuric acid at the Dexter Corp. paper mill in confers with House Speaker Richard General Assembly Wednesday. from making contributions to lawmakers or hospital at 5 a.m. They forced a The DC-8 was approaching the Americans who were flying the Shankar said in nationwide tele­ Windsor Locks: and a little over 50 gallons of Balducci, left, D-Newington, and House legislative caucuses during legislative sessions. male nurse and a relative to leave Suriname capital, Paramaribo, plane. Three of Suriname’s senior vised speech Wednesday night. acid at the A-Chem Corp. in East Windsor. A vivid reminder of another failed bill surfaced the room. Then they opened fire, early Wednesday after a flight military leaders and three top The 3,000-gallon spill at MacDermid oc­ around 7:30 p.m., when about 20 gay and lesbian killing him instantly,” Rafi- from the Netherlands when it Dutch soccer players of Surina­ He declared a national week of curred around 9:30 p.m. ’Tuesday. The spill activists disrupted the House session briefly by diyeh’s director, Abdel Rahman crashed in the tropical forest mese origin were believed among mourning. It was Suriname’s created a vapor cloud that rose to about 100 feet Democratic Party chairman chanting from the House balcony, “Guilty! Guilty! Shinar, said in a telephone about two n^iles from the airport. the victims. worst airline accident, and coun­ in the air. Employees were evacuated from the Guilty!” interview. Airline officials said the aircraft The airline identified the cock­ tries from around the world building as Waterbury firefighters pumped the They were expressing their anger at the House for Another doctor, who spoke on had been trying to land in heavy pit crew as Americans Capt. Will offered to help the small northern remaining acid from a 10.000-gaIlon tank into killing a bill earlier this session that would have condition of anonymity, said fog when it hit trees, crashed and Rogers, pilot Glyn Tobias and South American nation of 400,000 another holding tank. at center of last-minute deals protected gays and lesbians from discrimination in Tha Aaaoclatsd Preta Yamin was shot once in the head. broke apart. engineer Rose Warren, all em­ cope with the tragedy. housing and employment. State Capitol Police led In Windsor Locks, between 1.000 and 3,000 HOSTAGE OFFER — Iranian Parliament Speaker gallons of sulphuric acid spilled from a broken By Peter Vlles taxes by almost $1 billion, Droney has been at the the demonstrators from the building. pipe at the Dexter Corp. paper mill on the The Associated Press state Capitol often, using his best persuasive The so-called gay rights bill was one of several Hashemi Rafsanjani speaks with reporters today in banks of the Connecticut River shortly after talents. high-profile moral issues that were debated but Tehran. He said Iran is willing to help free American midnight Tuesday. HARTFORD — In the swirling, chaotic din that “This session, he’s begun to play more of a role, to never resulted in legislation. hostages in Iran if the U.S. tries to win freedom for Windsor Locks Police Captain John Murphy the General Assembly becomes in the final hours of have more of a presence, than any Democratic The House voted to make Connecticut’s death Iranians held by Christian forces in Lebanon. said the spill was quickly contained by a plant a session, state Democratic Party Chairman John chairman since John Bailey,’’ said Rep. Jonathan penalty easier to impose, but the more liberal back-up system, which funneled the acid into a Droney stared icily from the center of the fray, Pelto, D-Storrs. Senate killed that measure. filtration trench. relishing his role as the party’s dealmaker. "But he’s not saying to people, ’you better do this Conservatives started the session with high hopes A minor spill occurred just after 6 a m. He looked more like a leg-breaker. A hulking, or I’ll break your arm,” ’ Pelto said. at limiting abortions in the state, either by requiring Official in Iranian Wednesday in East Windsor, when a 55-gallon imposing Viet Nam veteran with a baleful face and a Rep. Joseph Courtney, D-Vernon, who also minors to have their parents’ consent before having Mjwyouhave drum full of acid fell off a loading dock at the drooping mustache, Droney prowled the House likened Droney to the legendary Bailey, agrees that an abortion, or by limiting state reimbursement to A-Chem Corp. plant. Firefighters contained chamber Wednesday like the party boss that he is. Droney has not been heavy-handed with House poor women who have abortions. Neither effort the spill. Broad Brook Fire Chief William Loos His goal, he said, was simple. Democrats. came close to passage. offers some hope said. "Outta here on time,” he said. “No special “He’s helping us keep together, negotiating the State Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, again session.” disputes between different factions in the caucus,” proposed that English be made the state’s official Bookstores to light booths Toward that end. he shuttled Tuesday and Courtney said. “He’s been more of a reconciler.” language. Democrats labled the proposal “linguis­ Wednesday between the House and the Senate, Across the aisle, Droney is viewed with a measure tic McCarthyism.” and it never cleared committee. to free hostages VERNON (AP) — The Vernon Town Council trying to bring Democrats together on a slew of of scorn. The man who would be the Republican Reports of increased use of assault weapons by has approved an ordinance aimed at discou­ crucial bills. drug dealers prompted a Democratic proposal for a a chance to like equivalent of Droney, Rep. Richard Foley, improve relations with the Soviet raging male homosexual activity from occur­ two-week waiting period before the guns could be Bv Alex Eftv Senate President Pro Tern John Larson wanted a R-Oxford, laughed at the suggestion that Droney The Associated Press Union. He also said Britain must ring in peep-show booths at local adult purchased. But the proposal died in the Public parental leave bill and an anti-drug bill. Moderates was actually leading the Democrats to consensus on take the initiative to improve ties bookstores by requiring them to be lighted and in the House wanted a chance to increase legislative issues. Safety Committee, where members said they wanted to wait a year before addressing gun TEHRAN, Iran — Parliament with Iran. According to British open to public view. oversight of state employee contracts. Gov. William “He’s perceived as heavy-handed, lacking in Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani news reports today, Iran will not The Vernon Town Council unanimously control. A. O’NelU wanted two prison overcrowding bills sensitivity, and not terribly concerned with said today that Iran will help free withdraw Khomeini’s February approved the ordinance Tuesday. Ironically, the assault weapons bill brought down that sat in the Senate. individual lawmakers’ rights and philosophies,” American hostages in Lebanon if order that Moslems seek out and ’Town lawyers have said that a lawyer Droney wanted it done without a special session. Foley said. an anti-drug bill known as the “grass tax” that would have required drug dealers to pay a tax on the United States tries to win kill the Salman Rushdie, author i k representing one of the three Vernon book­ " I ’m able to serve as a broker because I get along I best liked bank freedom for Iranians held by of “The Satanic Verses,” but “is stores has said he would file suit against the “It’s the old story,” Foley scoffed. “If you want to their illegal products. The “grass tax” appeared with all these people,” he said. Christian forces in Lebanon. prepared to let the matter drop.” town if the council adopted the ordinance. lead a parade, find a parade and jump in front of it. headed for passage before it turned into a political But Droney’s reputation goes beyond that of a It was the first time a top Many Moslems believe the book But the council predicts the ordinance will That’s what he does.” hot potato because of a gun-control amendment. communicator. Now in his third year as party Iranian leader has commented on defames Islam. stand up.in court. But he conceded that Droney has become an A last-minute Democratic anti-drug bill swept to chairman, he’s known as an arm-twister who whips the foreign hostages since the The four Iranians Rafsanjani "It’s a well-written ordinance, one we hope intimidating presence in the House chamber. passage, but it lacked two elements Republicans Democrats into line on votes important to the party death of Ayatollah Ruhollah referred to were seized by right- we can put into law and keep in law,” “Part of it has to do with his physical demeanor,” said were needed to fight illegal drug use: a or the governor. Khomeini on Saturday. Under wing Christians in Beirut in 1982 Councilman Frederic Clark said. Foley said. “He looks like he should be a lineman for state-level drug czar and a special drug court for “I do have the opportunity to reason with people,” Khomeini, Iran supported pro- during the Israeli invasion. They Town officials have been trying to clamp the Chicago Bears. He cultivates that image. He drug offenders. he said. "Sometimes I can be very persuasive. It’s a Iranian groups in Lebanon which include Ahmad Motevaselian, in Gjnnecticut Several bills addressing a more tangible down on the bookstores and the two strip bars God-given gift.” wants people to think he’s the prince of darkness.” commander of the contingent of in town since the 1970s. but concerns that such environmental issue, the cleanup of Long Island are believed to be holding most of This session, when O’Neill and majority Demo­ Droney said he has little interest in being seen at Iranian revolutionary guards ordinances would discriminate against those Sound, also died this session. Democrats at first the 15 foreign hostages, including crats have faced the unpopular reality of raising the Capitol as a powerful party boss. based in the Bekaa valley in east businesses or infringe o, their First Amend­ wanted $100 million in new state bonds for sewage nine Americans. improvements along the Sound, but eventually Responding to a recent appeal Lebanon; Embassy Charge d’Af- ment rights blocked them. faires Hussein Musavi and Ka- The last effort came about five years settled for $25 million. by President Bush to help gain the ago,wen then-Mayor George A. Dagon tried to Judge rules second trial OK On the fiscal front. Democrats imposed the release of U.S. hostages, Rafsan­ zem Akhavan, a correspondent for Iran’s official Islamic Repub­ enforce a licensing ordinance for the book­ biggest tax increase in state history, but did it jani said that if “the Americans stores. A Hartford Superior Court judge without passing a state income tax. The issue, who have more influence than us lic News Agency. Again. The fourth was their Lebanese blocked him from doing so. for woman in accident case pushed by liberals and progressives, was seriously on the Phalangists (right-wing In the summer of 1987, a local television debated this year for the first time since 1983. Christians in Lebanon) take Shiite Moslem driver, Rastegar Moqadam, who also held an station aired a series of reports which alleged Bv Larry Rosenthal to his injuries eight months after serious charges because the facts Gov. William A. O’Neill’s most controversial action in securing the release of Iranian passport. that male homosexual activity occurred The Associated Press the accident and only a few days did not yet exist to support them. fiscal idea, a tax on residential utility bills, was our hostages, then they can Pro-Iranian groups are be­ regularly in the coin-operated booths of at least after Nelson was freed from declared dead on arrival in the Assembly the day expect our help.” lieved to be holding 15 foreigners, On June 5, People’s Bank opens a one of the bookstores in town. DERBY — A Milford woman prison on home-release. Nelson was sentenced last June O’Neill announced it. The tax never resurfaced. Rafsanjani was referring to may stand trial for manslaughter to three years in prison after Dozens of tax changes went into effect, but four Iranians who have been including nine Americans. Terry Cleanup to cost $6 billion in a drunken-driving accident No Connecticut courts had being convicted of second-degree several proposals that drew heavy publicity didn’t: missing in Lebanon for nearly Anderson, chief Middle East second office in Manchester: the Buckland branch. despite being previously tried previously addressed the issue assault with a motor vehicle taxes on soft drinks, on insurance policies and on seven years. Although the four correspondent for The Associated MYSTIC (AP) — Sewage treatment plants in and convicted of assault in the presented him, the judge said. while intoxicated. She was freed advertising. are widely believed to be dead, Press, is the longest held of the foreign hostages in Lebanon. He In a recent survey, we asked customers of major banks in I Connecticut and New York state will require $6 case, a state judge has ruled in a through a home-release program Bankers anxiously monitored the Assembly’s Iran has repeatedly tried to use But a majority of appellate was kidnapped March 16, 1985. billion in renovations if the water quality of precedent-setting decision. after serving only four-and-a-half discussion of allowing full, interstate banking. But them as a bargaining chip with courts in other state and federal On the 8'A-year Iran-Iraq war, Connecticut how they would rank their bank. And the cus" Long Island Sound is to improve, officials said. Superior Court Judge Robert E. months of the sentence. the issue was put off until next year, when a task the United States. jurisdictions that have had to deal Rafsanjani, who is acting mil­ “The^cost is going to be huge, and it really Reilly, who issued the ruling from force will recommend whether Connecticut banks In his other remarks during an with similar sets of circumstan­ She was arrested again this itary commander, said Iran was turners of People’s Bank rank their bank higher than customers will be a decision by society” how to proceed, the bench Wednesday, become should be allowed to merge with banks outside the unusual news conference with ces have applied the same February on a charge of mans­ not willing to make any conces­ said Robert L. Smith, assistant director of the the first judge in Connecticut to New England region. foreign reporters, Rafsanjani of any other bank in Connecticut. exception cited by prosecutors in laughter with a motor vehicle sions to Iraq in the peace talks. state Department of Environmental Protec­ apply an exception to the consti­ There was talk early in the session of bringing said it could take a long time to tutional protection against double the Connecticut case, said Deputy while intoxicated, forcing her to formally end the Iran-Iraq war The U.N.-sponsored talks stalled tion’s water compliancesec-APN-th said dur­ return to prison to complete the back the biennial budget-writing system for state The news gets even better. Because now, in addition to our jeopardy, attorneys for the state Assistant State’s Attorney Paul and that Khomeini told him to soon after they started Aug. 25. ing a meeting of the New England Water remainder of her three-year government, but a bill to establish a task force to and defendant said. Gaetano. study the issue was sitting on the House calendar first office in Manchester, People’s Bank opens the Buckland Pollution Control Association on Wednesday assault sentence. that the 44 plants now discharging into the Double jeopardy bars a defend­ The U.S. Supreme Court raised and wasn’t marked for action Wednesday night. Sound will have to be upgraded so they can ant from being tried twice for the the possibility of an exception to In rejecting a defense motion When the Assembly raised cigarette taxes, they Tieless teacher wins, branch. And we offer our u su i complement of amenities and remove nitrogen, an element that contributes same crime. the protection against double that the manslaughter charge be also slapped the 40-cent-per-pack levy on state j to pollution by promoting oxygen-robbing Reilly’s decision came in the jeopardy — being tried twice dismissed on grounds of double prison inmates for the first time. But lawmakers full service for individual customers and the business commu' algae growth. case of Susan Nelson, 32, who twice for the same crime. Accord­ jeopardy, Reilly said there was unknowingly added another 20 cents to the price of at least for this year nity as well. Smith said, however, that it would take years struck and critically injured a ing to Gaetano, the court said that no way the state, at the time the cigarettes in prisons because of purchasing laws. boy in a drunken driving accident exception may exist in cases assault plea was accepted, could The Assembly never gave back the extra 20 cents, before the renovation programs necessary Gallipolis, Ohio, farmer who had Branch Manager Wbndi Luddy and the entire staff will be could be in place. Feb. 20,1988, in Milford. The boy, where prosecutors were initially have been expected to know that despite a personal appeal from Prison Commis­ CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A math teacher fired for failing to taught across the Ohio River at 1 Eric Zimmerman, 14, succumbed unable to go ahead with more Zimmerman would die. sioner Larry Meachum. wear a tie to class has been Point Pleasant High School for 19 more than happy to offer you the convenience o f a 24"hour Branch Manager vindicated in court, but could face years. ATM , and a commercial/night depository Not to mention the same problem next year if a , Webb was hit with three sus­ (jJ O \J b u Bond bill, at $1.6 billion a record CAR RAFFLE school board decides to ban pensions of four, 11 and 30 days, Saturday hours for those with busy schedules. 3RD ANNUAL denim and require neckwear. the last two without pay, for HARTFORD (AP) - Republi­ said the bill represented an array drug offenders. “If they’re smart, they’ll quit challenging Superintendent Cha­ If you need personal investment counseling, trust, and commercial banking advice,^ cans are denouncing as “pork” a of items legislators wanted to ■ $38 million to build a new 1989 LINCOLN TOWN CAR while they’re behind. Otherwise, rles Chambers’ requirement that record $1.6 billion package of bring home to their districts. He headquarters for the Department they’ll get farther behind,” said male teachers wear dress pants you’ll find our expertise second to none. In fact, we’re ready to help you with just about any JUNE 10, 1989 capital improvements, ranging called it “simple, plain, nice, of Transportation. Bill Webb, who was suspended for and neckties. insubordination three times and from state road and bridge clean pork.” ■ $11 million to demolish and MANCHESTER ELKS financial question you might have. rebuild the parking garage at the finally fired last December. After he was fired, he returned repairs to local park and school Rep. Robert Maddox, R- New Haven coliseum. Judge Charlie King said Wed­ to Ohio to run his farm full time. So come in for a chance to like the best liked bank in Connecticut. improvements. Bethlehem, said that while it *100.00 PER TICKET ■ $200,000 for the painting and While other teachers were pre­ "The total, to be borrowed by the contained money for many essen­ nesday the Mason County Board renovation of the New London paring to give final exams, he was \bu’ll even like your first visit. , state through the sale of bonds, is tial projects, it also included of Education erred when it County Courthouse. planting corn, Webb said in a about $300 million higher than the “pork, plus more pork, plus 646-9262 suspended the 46-year-old Webb. $1.32 billion proposed by the King said a dress policy drafted telephone interview on his way to governor. excess pork.” by the superintendent last year a Chicago appearance on today’s The package cleared the Senate The main bill, which includes was improperly imposed and “Oprah Winfrey Show.” Wednesday and won final appro­ money for projects in Democratic ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Webb had every right to ignore it. King ordered the board to give val in the House with just 22 and Republican districts alike, But under the judge’s order, a Webb back pay for his 11-day minutes to spare before manda­ easily cleared the Senate, 28-8. P Robert J. Smilfi.Inc. similar dress code can be put into people’s bank 1 INSURANSMITHS, suspension and up to $1,000 in tory adjournment at midnight The package now goes to the 1 INSURANSMITHS SINCE effect by the school board. Board legal costs. Webb didn’t chal­ governor for his expected member Harry Siders, who intro­ Wednesday for the 1989 General into Summer lenge the four-day suspension Buckland Office Assembly. The House vote was signature. 1914 duced the motion to fire Webb last because he was paid. 122-29 in favor of the main Dec. 19, said the matter would 1060Tolland Turnpike, Manchester CT 06040 bonding bill. In the bill is; come up at the board’s meeting The 30-day suspension and Monday-Wcdncsday 9atn-4pm, Thursday 9.im-6pm, Friday 9am'5pm, Saturd.ay 8:30am-lpm. Sen. James H. McLaughlin, ■ $25 million to clean up Long June 19. firing still are to be addressed, R-Woodbury, ranking Senate Re­ Island Sound. 649-5241 “If they go on and say they’ll but Webb’s wife and lawyer 65 East Center Street believe King’s action undermines publican on the Finance, Re­ ■ $27 million for boot-camp 043-4058 ban any fabric made of denim, I venue and Bonding Committee, style prison facilities for young Manchester, CT 305 East Center St.. Manchester won’t go back,” said Webb, a the board’s argument. , Member FDIC MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8. 1989 - 9 » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8. 1989 FBI hunting fugitives back to 1967 Democrats say GOP Foley doesn’t want to be a czar J NATION Bv Mike Felnsllber By Daniel J. Wakin handyman and builder in Canada. shouldn’t use aide as The Associated Press & W O R LD The Associated Press Relin now is seeking help from “ America’s Most Wanted.” WASHINGTON - Tom Foley Three allegedly killed or robbed for Marcos OK after surgery Another case being prepared for the scapegoat for memo says he has no appetite for radical causes. One was accused of program is strikingly similar to the becoming an all-powerful "czar killing a police officer. One was HONOLULU (AP) — Former Philippine List case. By Steve Komorow speaker” but wants to use his new President Ferdinand Marcos remained in very charged with poisoning his estranged William Bradford Bishop Jr., 52, a The Associated Press power as leader of the House to critical condition, but his pain and fever wife’s drink and one with bludgeoning former foreign service officer, is bolster the nation’s education his family. wanted for the 1976 bludgeoning subsided after emergency surgery for an WASHINGTON - President system and arrest the growth of They are six FBI fugitives wanted deaths of his wife, mother and three abdominal infection, a hospital spokesman Bush and top Republicans say an underclass in America. longer than John Emil List, the sons at their home in Potomac, Md., u said. a press aide was solely respon­ At the same time, he concedes church-going accountant authorities an affluent Washington, D.C., suburb. The 71-year-old exiled leader underwent sntu sible for the GOP memo that under predecessor Jim say was arrested in Virginia last week Bishop, like List, is well remem­ three hours of exploratory surgery Tuesday comparing House Speaker Wright the Democrats some­ for the 1971 fatal shootings of his wife, bered in his old community. during which doctors discovered and drained Thomas S. Foley’s voting times used their majority status mother and three children in West- “ You mention Bradford Bishop an abscess on his pancreas. record with that of a homosex­ to muscle aside the Republicans. field, N.J. around here to anyone who’s a The abscess was suspected as a major source ual congressman, but Demo­ He vows that won’t happen under long-time resident — they’ll know,” of the infection that has plagued Marcos for As in the List case, investigators are crats aren’t buying it. a Speaker Foley. said Montgomery County Police Of­ several weeks, but doctors said they could not hoping to pry these fugitives from “ One staffer can’t take the And he says he has given no ficer George Ludington. be certain it was the only source. their new lives. fall for an entire Republican thought to his new situation as The four other fugitives are; “ There was some response to the treatment They follow leads, thicken files, political operation that’s up to second in the line of succession to and the pain and the fever appear to have contact colleagues around the world ■ George Ernesto Lopez, 39, its knees in sewer-style polit­ the presidency — even though his decreased," Eugene Tiwanak, assistant ad­ and prepare their cases as proposals wanted for the 1969 fatal shooting of a ics,” said Ron Brown, chair­ mother "is enjoying that fact.” ministrator of St. Francis Medical Center, said for the television show “ America’s San Francisco police officer investi­ man of the Democratic Na­ "But the speaker of the House gating a burglary ring. Wednesday. Most Wanted,” the fugitive showcase WILLIAM BRADFORD KATHERINE POWERS tional Committee. has never succeeded to the ■ Leo Frederick Burt, 41, wanted Marcos has been hospitalized since January that prompted a tip leading to List’s . . . wanted in murders . . . sought in robbery Mark Goodin, communica­ presidency and we all pray that and has been listed in very critical condition arrest. for the 1970 Vietnam War protest tions director of the Republi­ the president has a healthy and bombing of a building housing the since May 18, when he suffered heart, kidney List, who claims he is Robert P. can National Committee, re­ long and successful administra­ and lung failure. He remains on a respirator to Clarke, faced a hearing today in kind of personality” that allows them death,” said Monroe County District Army Mathematics Research Center signed Wednesday and took tion at least for the next 3'/4 assist his breathing and undergoes blood Richmond for extradition to New to cut all ties with relatives and their Attorney Howard Relin. at the University of Wisconsin in full blame for a memo compar­ MARK GOODIN years,” he said, adding that any dialysis four times a week. Tiwanak said. Jersey. past, said Bush, who has been chasing Maloney was arrested but escaped Madison. A researcher inside was ing Foley’s voting record to American who does not wish fugitives for a decade. killed. . . . takes the blame The FBI maintains a file of about from a hospital while undergoing that of liberal Rep. Barney President Bush well “ is no friend American POWs said seen 100 long-term fugitives, including the The oldest case on the books is psychiatric tests and moved to ■ Richard B. Thomas, 43, wanted Frank, D-Mass. The memo sign,” Brown said. “ The presi­ of the republic.” 10 most wanted, deemed worthy of perhaps most tantalizing for law Ireland, apparently in the early 1970s. for the 1970 slaying of a Philadelphia was titled; “ Tom Foley; Out of dent himself has to be accoun­ Relaxed, sipping a diet cola and enforcement officials. TOKYO (AP) — Five or six American POWs special attention. Most of these cases He changed his name to Michael park police sergeant and the wound­ the Liberal Closet.” table for the activities of his back from reminiscing during a were sighted in Vietnam by a Japanese have reached dead ends. Joseph Michael Maloney went to his O’Shea, married and fathered two ing of a patrolman. He was a member Goodin, who worked in the henchman.” 90-minute Oval Office lunch with estranged wife’s house one day in 1967 Buddhist monk who spent 14 years in “ There becomes a time when you’re children, authorities said. of a group called the Black Unity press operation of Bush’s 1988 onetime freshman congressman in Rochester, N.Y., for their son’s fifth Movement. Rep. Tony Coelho of Califor­ Vietnamese re-education camps before being literally down to publicity,” said He was under surveillance for 11 campaign, said in resigning Bush, Foley demonstrated in an birthday party. The next day, June nia. the second-ranking House freed in January, a Japanese news report said Thomas Bush, northeast supervisor years in anticipation of an extradition ■ Katherine Ann Power, 40, wanted that he never intended "to interview Wednesday the style Fisk Maloney went to a hospital Democrat, accused Republi­ The Astoclated Prats today. for the FBI’s fugitive unit in Washing­ treaty with the United States, Irish for driving a getaway car in connec­ damage anyone’s reputation.” that propelled him into the feeling ill, and died a few days later. cans of “ playing good cop, bad Ganshin Yoshida, 65, now in a Sapporo ton, D.C. “ You’ve done every kind of authorities said. In 1985, he was tion with the 1970 robbery of $26,585 He said RNC Chairman Lee speakership with the good will of Police allege Maloney served his cop" — allowing Bush to hospital being treated for ailments resulting record check you can do.” arrested but Ireland’s high court from a Boston bank, where a police Atwater, who was Bush’s many Republicans. EXPLAINS VIEWS — House Speaker use his new powers as leader of the wife an orange juice cocktail poisoned appear clean at the same time from his detention, told Kyodo News Service on overturned the treaty and Maloney officer was killed in a burst of gunfire. campaign manager, never “ The days of the czar speakers Thomas Foley of Washington gestures House to bolster the nation’s education If such long-term fugitives have with wood alcohol. was freed. Relin said recent reports they were trashing Foley. Wednesday that “five or six" American The robbery was believed carried out knew of the document. have long been over,” Foley said, while speaking with reporters on Capitol system and arrest the growth of an prisoners of war were at the camp where he anything in common, it’s a “ different “ It was an especially horrible have placed the 53-year-old former by a radical revolutionary group. “ Here’s a guy sent in by recalling the tale that 19th The White House put out Hill Wednesday. Foley says he wants to underclass in America. was last held. word that Bush was “ dis­ Bush to do the dirty deeds, and century speaker Thomas Reed, The location of the camp was not disclosed. he calls and apologizes after when asked by a constituent for a gusted by this entire incident,” Wright, "I think we’ve pushed it Kyodo quoted Yoshida as saying he did not and top Republicans on Capitol the fact. If they're really upset copy of the rules that govern the Japanese children and far ahead with education and the enactment know what the living conditions of the POWs Film rights are sold to slain ecologist’s life about these tactics, all they House, "sent by return mail an of American kids in educational this year of congressional ethics sometimes to the point where, Hill hurried to distance them­ while we were still within the were like because they lived in a separate selves from it. have to do is fire somebody.” autographed photograph of achievements. legislation. There is no “ Foley plan,” he rules, we were making maximum building from him. By Todd Lewan rubber tappers union who fought to Foley, who had lunch with he said. himself.” He said Korean youngsters go money on this project,” Chico’s to help sell the film abroad, Pescador said, but one idea worth examin­ use of the power of the majority. An official of the Vietnamese Embassy in The Associated Press save the Amazon jungle from Bush, said he accepted an "The Democrats in the Foley rejected the view that the to school for 240 days a year and widow, Ilzamar, told The Associated said. carry two lunches — one for noon, ing “ might be linking some ... I don’t think we should do Tokyo called Yoshida’s remarks deforestation. apology from Atwater and House are truly bitter about House is “ a moral swamp,” but Press. “ We want to get news out Jose Claudio Padilha, the desig­ extinguishment of honoraria with that.” “ groundless,” RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil - A considered the matter the way this thing happened on said some politicians come to one for late in the day — because throughout the world of who Chico nated director, said filming for the their school day is so long. By some staged increase in salary” Rep. Mickey Edwards of Okla­ “ Our government has repeatedly discussed Brazilian film company beat out In December, he became to many "closed.” And, in an inter­ Tom Foley’s first day as Washington out of a love for was, what he stood for and the forces estimated $10 million project would contrast, American children typi­ for Congress. homa, chairman of the House that issue in the past. There are no more Hollywood filmmakers and pur­ the world’s first ecological martyr view, he spoke of working to speaker,” said Rep. Beryl political warfare and their every American POWs” in Vietnam, the official told who tried to stop him.” begin in May 1990 on location in cally attend school only 180 days. House members are allowed to Republican Policy Committee, chased the rights to film the life story when he was shot to death outside his give Republicans fairer treat­ Anthony, D-Ark., chairman of act is aimed at the next election The Associated Press. Xapuri. Plans also include filming in “ I think the quality of elemen­ keep $30,000 a year in fees for said if Foley is “ serious about a of the assassinated Brazilian ecolo­ modest wooden house in the Acre Panel member Gilson Pescador ment in the House. the Democratic Congressional while others come to govern. state jungle town of Xapuri, 2,700 Washington and Miami. tary and secondary education is giving speeches or writing. Most new beginning,” he should sup­ gist Francisco “ Chico” Mendes. said JN was chosen because its offer But other Democrats said Campaign Committee. He put hirnself among the latter Pescador said nearly $400,000 from of the money comes from special- port a package of rules changes Rape victim moved to state JN Filmes signed a $1.76 million miles northwest of Rio. included making a TV series, a video Goodin alone could not be and, ticking off the issues that are going to determine more our the rights would go to family The Foley hit was part of a interest groups, and some reform proposed by the GOP last Janu­ contract with the Chico Mendes and a book based on Mendes’ life. responsible for a pattern of dear to his heart, listed education ability to successfully compete in NEW YORK (AP) — The jogger who was Authorities arrested the son of a members, with $400,000 going to “ well-concocted strategy and I suggestions propose eliminating ary. Democrats ignored the prop­ Foundation to lease the exclusive Republican smears, which De­ high. an international economy than raped, beaten and left for dead in Central Park cattle rancher in the shooting. Pescador called some of the Holly­ public education and health projects think it’s one that has back­ such honoraria and raising con­ osals under Wright’s leadership. rights to an English-Portuguese film, mocrats contend began during “ I’m worried about the growth probably anything else,” he said. was moved to a Connecticut rehabilitation wood proposals “ illusory,” but also for Indians and rubber tappers fired because they overplayed “ There is a new leader and Tom TV series, autobiographical book and Mendes had won a United Nations the presidential campaign and of the so-called underclass," he He said he worries about the gressional salaries. center following an emotional farewell from noted, “ We thought a Brazilian film throughout the region. their hand.” Anthony said. But Foley suggested he will be Foley has a different style. videocas.sette on Mendes’ life, pro­ award for his struggle against have continued with mislead­ said, “ millions of young adults “ enormous strains" imposed on the hospital staff. company would best show the des­ He said Ilzamar Mendes would in no rush to propose a pay Edwards said, adding that ducer Jofre Rodrigues told a news ranchers eager to clear the rain forest ing Justice Department leaks He said it is time for the and children who are not, for one middle-class families, especially “ We all came to feel involved in a way we truction that’s going on and the reality donate the remainder to the rubber increase in view of the uproar Wright “ systematically excluded conference. for grazing. His death struck a chord about Democrats. Republicans to clean house at reason or another, performing in those with a few children in normally don’t as professionals,” said Dr. of the people of the region.” tappers union and other such organi­ The announcement Wednesday worldwide. “ I think it’s fair to ask their campaign organization. school, or looking forward to an college at the same time. that cause the House to kill a the views, opinion, debate, Robert Kurtz, who has treated the 28-year-old zations in the state of Acre, he said. ended a two-month contest among Hollywood producers rushed to the He declined to confirm a reported President Bush if he’ll also “ Tom Foley’s not been dam­ ability to compete in the job He has no agenda of legislation Bush-backed 50 percent raise in amendments of people who dis­ victim since her arrival at the hospital early on Amazon with offers to buy film rights. $1.2 million offer made this week by market.” to shove through Congress, but he January. agreed with the leadership, April 20. international movie companies — have his handpicked party aged. If anything, he’s been Warner Bros, for rights to the movie strengthened,” Anthony said. He noted that South Korean cited civil rights and civil liber­ Foley conceded a point to whether Democrats or Kurtz told reporters Wednesday that two including Warner Bros. Inc., United But a four-member panel from the chairman, Lee Atwater, re- Artists and Robert Redford, repres­ Chico Mendes Foundation, an organi­ alone. WE DELIVER children have pulled ahead of ties as important to him. along Republicans, saying that under Republicans.” recent incidents demonstrated the woman’s For Home Delivery,- Call increasing awareness of the unusual circum­ enting 20th Century Fox — for the zation made up of ecologists, rubber The movie script, to be written by stances around her case; She was “ floored” by rights to shoot a movie about the life tappers and family members, chose Brazilian author Marcio de Souza, and death of Mendes. 18 roses sent by Frank Sinatra, and surprised Brazil’s JN Filmes on Tuesday night. will be in English and Portuguese and 647-9946 by a visit from her boss. Mendes, 44, was the leader of a “ We are not trying solely to make foreign distributors will be contacted Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 r The victim, an investment banker, was in a coma and close to death after she was attacked by a gang of youths cruising the park, ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS authorities said. She was on life-support Guilty pleas in ‘Clamscam’ systems for more than a week after the assault. NEED SOME EXTRA The woman will stay in a 16-bed traumatic SEATTLE (AP) — Five defendants encouraging divers to go outside legal 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CT 649-6220 brain injury unit at the Gaylord Rehabilitation pleaded guilty to reduced charges and clamming areas. Center in Wallingford, said spokesman Laurie agreed to pay more than $300,000 in Hodgson has blamed any illegal harvest­ SPENDING MONEY? Ann Brass. penalties in a million-dollar clam theft ing on divers acting on their own and Gaylord is a 121-bed facility that specializes case, leaving only the accused “ Clams- claims he took fewer clams from Puget Newspaper routes available in your area... in short-term rehabilitation and is affiliated cam ” kingpin still on trial. Sound and Hood Canal than he was entitled with the Yale University School of Medicine. It The plea bargain came six weeks into the to under state leases. Earn money and prizes by delivering the is located about six miles from New Haven on a complex trial of one of the state’s biggest The geoduck, pronounced “ gooey-duck” 500-acre site. white-collar crime cases ever. The agree­ GRAND OPlEMmG after an Indian word for “ dig deep,” Manchester Herald in your ment also resulted in the dropping of weighs as much as 10 pounds and is raised ‘Birds of America’ sold charges against a sixth defendant. mainly for export to Japan, where it can neighborhood. CELEBRATION JUNE 9TH-16TH King County Superior Court Judge fetch $12 a pound. The industry began in NEW YORK (AP) — An anonymous buyer Steven Scott last week urged both sides to 1970. Call today to get more details. paid a record $3.96 million for a copy of John negotiate a plea bargain to reduce time Under the agreement, the five defend­ James Audubon’s masterwork, “ The Birds of and costs. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 8. 1989 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 8. 1989 LaBelle need make no amends for meeting moderation

When the voters of the Eighth Utilities District Just ask Carl Silver, supervisor of the adult during the past couple of seasons, was drafted OPINION Monday by the Texas Rangers in the 33rd round. hold a meeting. John D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s slow-pitch softball program run by the Manchester J legal counsel, is normally elected moderator ParHs and Recreation Department. League play is Crowley, of Newington, is expected to report to the without opposition. He takes the job seriously, never Monday through Thursday, with a makeup date set Rangers’ rookie camp in Butte, Mont., within 15 straying beyond the narrow parameters allowed for aside for Fridays. days. Cops get ViUage The MB’s were 1-2 after their first three games. the conduct of a moderator. Makeups are now booked all the way through July C h a lk this r For instance, at the annual district meeting May 14, he said. □ □ □ 24, LaBelle was asked to comment on the legal Crier “ That’s two weeks before the regular season no help in implications of a pending action. Before he would ends,^’ said Silver. WHAT’S THE COUNT? — There are express make a comment as the district’s lawyer while he Most leagues have at least five games that need to lanes at Manchester’s supermarkets, but a lot of o n e u p fo r was acting as moderator, LaBelle took pains to ask I be made up, Silver said. “ And we’ve already had a people don’t think the “ 12 items or less’ sign applies \H cM\pu?> for permission from the voters to change hats for the couple of makeups already. I know of seven to them. The other day at Stop & Shop there was a lady with a carriage, and after she unloaded it, the t o o T O ^ drug war moment. manager,” she wrote. rainouts, at least.” But even LaBelle takes a liberty now and then. In her letter, Quaglia lists some of her prized Mets □ □ □ count was 18 items. The man behind her only had 13 u B o b W eiss ...LCT'b CA\X »T One of the moderator’s normal jobs is to read the possessions, including baseball cards, a batting items. By Jack Anderson official call for the meeting while the assembled glove, a mitt and a Shea Stadium bag. THINNING RANKS — Veteran Moriarty Bros, Where's a person with only three items supposed ?O UTlC€>- and Dale Van Atta voters ignore him. They don’t listen because they “ I would have more stuff, but the prices these baseball manager Gene Johnson, who led his team to go? Super-express lane? already know why they are at the meeting or they days! ” she wrote. to the Twilight League regular season and playoff Do those who have more than “ 12 items or less” The process by which the town apparently WASHINGTON — Americans put would not be there. championship in 1988, saw his club hit by several ever make room for those who have 12 items or □ □ □ fewer? has m anaged to get about $1.5 million m ore $140 billion in the pockets of drug At the May 24 meeting, when LaBelle read the call retirements and defections before the ’89 season. dealers last year. And how will the he had to read a three-page formal financial FRIEND AND FOE — Town Manager Robert B. The Major League draft Monday took one of his than the state offered for land the state will Got a tip for this weekly column? Write to the Bush administration respond this resolution containing all the complications only Weiss’ biggest fan and sharpest critic locked horns top power hitters. take from the town did not produce any year? By spending $5 billion to fight bond counsels can devise. Outfielder Brian Crowley, a recent University of Village Crier, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, this week — in a friendly way. Manchester 06040. shocking headlines along the way. the war on drugs. No one that outspent The goal was to get the resolution passed. At Tuesday’s Board of Directors meeting, 14 Hartford graduate and one of the top MB’s sluggers N And there was no loud cheering when the has won a war since David dropped LaBelle knows better than anyone that a voter can residents touted Weiss’ accomplishments during 23 move to amend a resolution. results of the town’s efforts were made public Goliath. years as manager and asked the directors to The outrage at the imbalance of But after he had droned on for paragraph after approve Weiss’ request for a retirement pension at a meeting of the Board of Directors CHOLESTEROL SCREENINGS a ,^^/ power is beginning to build in paragraph, he was not in the mood to tackle any increase. Tuesday. redrafting problems. 1% Congress. Some lawmakers are even J. Russell Smyth of 48 Strawberry Lane was the The National Institute of Health in January stated that “one-half of the Several years ago the state offered about arguing over whether to yank money “ If anyone amends that, you’re in trouble,” he only resident to voice opposition to the increase and proclaimed with uncharacteristic informality. ^ U.S. population is at risk of coronary heart disease, with blood $400,000 for the 28.7 acres of land it will need in ■J from the Star Wars defense system to criticize Weiss, as he has often done in the past. and use it in the drug war. □ □ □ At a W'eak in the meeting following the public cholesterol levels above 200 mg/dl.” the Buckland Industrial Park to construct While Congress debates, some of comment. Weiss’ wife, Gloria, introduced herself to Interstate 291. the troops at the front lines — local NUTS ABOUT THE METS - A story published Smyth and sweetly asked him if he thought Weiss When physicians and scientists were asked what was the number one General Manager Robert B. Weiss rejected sheriffs and police officers — are May 31 on a New York Mets fanatic named Kerry had done any good in the town. health problem in the United States, they immediately answered the offer as too low. Later the state revised the coming face to face with crack for the Tedford has prompted another young fan to Smyth said Weiss had, and Gloria Weiss asked cardiovascular (heart) disease. first time, and they don’t know how to proclaim her devotion to the team. him to nhme some of her husband’s positive figure to about $1.1 million. Again the town handle it. They need manpower and Jodie Quaglia, 10, of 19 Alexander St. wrote to the contributions. Increase your chances for a long, healthy life. Have your cholesterol rejected the offer and the state went forward firepower, and they are looking to the Manchester Herald to say that Kerry Tedford isn’t “ He wouldn’t name any,” she said after the with condemnation proceedings. federal government for help. the only Mets fanatic in town. meeting. level tested. Last month, the condemnation case was Congressional investigators are Quaglia said she prayed for her team the night Fri./ June 9 Sat., June 10 Marshalls Mall trying to find out if local police are before the 1986 World Series, which the Mets won. □ □ □ heard by a panel of judicial referees who have getting that help, and the preliminary “ When I watch their games I feel like the WASHED OUT — How wet has it been this spring? 12 noon-5pm 12 noon-5pm Manchester set the price at $2.7 million. That is the price response is qo. $7.00 Fee $7.00 Fee Parkade that will stand unless the state appeals the The amount of federal anti-drug Sponsored by Progressive Health Services decision and wins a reduction. Political exits seldom graceful grants going to local police is a pittance. Congress allocated $148.5 Now the m anager is in the happy position of million this fiscal year for state and being able to make a recommendation on how said he could have proved all that, but In congressional ethics cases, the local law enforcement efforts against Sweetness and light prevail the town could spend the extra money. By Walter R. Mears at a greater cost to him, his party and member in the dock often leaves with drugs. It was $69.5 million last year you can tell from the kind of his causes than he was willing to pay. a warning to colleagues that they and $225 million in 1987. leaders Foley’s election was a The scenario is not nearly as exciting as the By Tom Raum appointments he made. Foley Westcwti^^Pt\surinacy WASHINGTON — Graceful exits “ Some say. this is not the type of might be next. Wright didn’t make Sources familiar with the distribu­ “ main happening." account of a botched and costly revaluation or worked up through the ranks, are rare among players who reach the mistake to do what you are doing,” he that explicit, although he called his tion of that money told our associate Outside, Foley told reporters, WASHINGTON - Rep. Tho­ trusted and admired by his a serious oversight in the construction of national political stage and have to said in Modesto, Calif., after announc­ fate “ mindless cannibalism” and Scott Sleek that not enough of it is “ the problem is to turn whatever mas S. Foley was 30 minutes late colleagues. Mitchell was a judge, improvements to the town’s sewage leave before they’re ready. Politi­ ing his resignation. “ I made a then said nobody should try to get filtering down to small towns. We rancorous atmosphere we have in IWaStevtA. 445 Hartford Road,____ Manchester for his first meeting as speaker which might automatically sug­ cians tend to hang on past the mistake. I’m willing to live with it and even. recently reported that, while the the Congress ... back to a spirit of CANO I IS U.S. Postal Substation. ComputComputerized Prescriptions treatment plant. with President Bush. But Bush gest judiciousness. These are applause, especially when they get it's time to move on.” When Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of media focus is on urban guerrilla drug conciliation and cooperation.” Collection agent for N.E.Utllltles. SNETCO and CNQ But it is refreshing to know that you can’t couldn’t have minded, since the people who know what they’re into trouble. He hasn’t said what he is going to do Connecticut was censured by the warfare, the farm belt is beginning to Like Bush, who kept a low for your convenience! Democratic leader was running doing,” Schneider continued. loose them all and results show that someone next. His resignation ends any pros­ Senate in 1967 for using political see the same open-air crack markets profile in eight years as vice They linger, seeking vindication late from a speech that warmly Stephen Hess, an analyst with 649-9946 has been watching the store. pect of a House inquiry into the 1986 money to pay personal bills — a and drug violence. Sen. Joseph Biden, president and in a string of top OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SAM to 9PM from colleagues or one more term Brookings Institution, agrees, junk bond deal, although the govern­ practice since legalized in some cases D-Del., held hearings in April that praised the Republican appointed job's before then, Foley from the voters — sometimes both. says “ this is unique for a period in ment still could investigate his — he called it a grave mistake and verified the spread of crack into rural president. earned a reputation for working Rep. Tony Coehlo of California, the which you have divided govern­ conduct. injustice, and said such things could areas. A few days before. Senate quietly behind the scenes. Democratic whip, is an exception. ment” with one party controlling That could work to his ultimate happen to others. He lost the next Federal agencies such as the Drug Democratic Leader George Mit­ He is far more subdued than his WATCH FOR OUR Former Speaker of the House Jim the White House and another the advantage if his conduct is cleared. election, running as an independent Enforcement Administration have chell stood outside Bush’s ocean- immediate predecessor, the Wright took the more traveled course. Congress. His quick, clean break left political because the Democrats didn’t want helped coordinate small-town drug side vacation home in Maine and highly partisan Jim Wright, Wright resigned as speaker on “ The sort of conciliation these Dam votes bridges intact, preserving the chance him. His son, Christopher, is a busts, but local police say there aren’t publicly hailed the president’s under whom Foley worked as Tuesday. He left with no apologies, in individuals represent is perfect of a return to Democratic influence Connecticut senator now. enough federal agents to go around. NATO arms-control initiatives majority leader, as well as the SIDEWALK SALE!! the manner of President Richard M. for this moment. But not neces­ and, perhaps, public office. That was also the year the House “ You don’t have to be a brain surgeon and his response to the turmoil in colorful Thomas P. “ Tip” Nixon 15 years ago. sarily for all times,” Hess con­ refused to seat Rep. Adam Clayton to know that the state and local police O’Neill, who was speaker when Wright said he’d made mistakes — Few do. / China. tinued. “ It’s not necessarily the bode well for Until now. Republicans held the Powell Jr. of New York on grounds he will have to do it.” said Cheryl Epps of Foley was majority whip. WED. JULY 14TH1URU SAT. JULY 17TH “ Oh boy, how many?” — but he did best Way to create innovation, or franchise for the most striking had misused $40,000 in congressional the International Association of Po­ At the highest levels of the Much of the same could be said ■ not seem to count among them the of Mitchell, a former judge who to take the political risks that are ethics charges that brought him political departures of the era, the funds. He ran again, won again and lice Chiefs. nation's elective government, sweetness and light is the prevail­ was appointed to the Senate in sometimes needed.” down. two-one resignations of Vice Presi­ got his seat back in 1969, even before Anti-drug bills passed by Congress COME EARLY FOR THE BARGAINS 1980 to nil the unexpired term of towns’ future Like other politicians who have dent Spiro T. Agnew and President the Supreme Court overruled his the last few years have set up a ing theme. And while this harmony may be Sen. Edmund Muskie when Mus- Tom Raum writes for The been forced from power, Wright said Nixon. exclusion. variety of grant programs for drug Agnew quit under criminal charges Outright expulsions from Congress busters. Most of the money is funneled threatened by rumblings below, kie quit to become secretary of Associated Press. he could have won, but resigned to state. ^jfififif^ifififiriririririr-kir'kirir'kirir'k'k'k'k'kif'k'k'k'k^iririciririr'k'k'kit^-k'k'k-^'k'k'k'k'k'k-k'k'k-k'k'k'k It has taken a long tim e, but it finally avoid a long and damaging battle on on Oct. 10,1973. He pleaded no contest are rare. A member facing that cities through state agencies. Sources including new efforts by the to income tax evasion and resigned as ultimate sanction usually resigns involved in those grant programs tell Republican National Committee Even though he had no prior appears that all major obstacles to preserving the House floor. But by the time he political experience, Mitchell announced he would quit, on May 31, it part of a plea bargain in which other when the outcome becomes us that the states tend to target the to discredit Foley, some political the land around the Risley Reservoir as open analysts are predicting a period went on to win in 1982 and 1988 and jTHE NEW STORES AT THE YARN MILL: was evident that he was going to lose. charges were dropped and the govern­ inevitable. money in large urban areas. There space and preserving the reservoir itself as a ment asked for leniency, not prison. One who did not was Rep. Michael are other federal discretionary grants of rare bipartisanship ahead. became widely respected for his “ All things considered, it became hard work and even-handed future water supply source for Manchester obvious that short of an all-out harsh Even so, he left with a familiar Myers of Philadelphia, kicked out in for everything from setting up a crime There are some striking sim­ claim, saying he was sparing the 1980 for accepting a bribe in the FBI’s prevention campaign to busting co­ ilarities among Bush, Foley and approach. CELEBRATE have been overcom e. and bitter fight on the House floor, it As chairman of the Senate would be unrealistic to expect a country a distraction that could have Abscam operation. vert drug labs. But most of those are Mitchell, both in matters of style Ironically, the legislatures of three dragged on for two or three years. One who did was Sen. Harrison A. destined to go to large cities too. and personality. And in their Democratic Senatorial Commit­ complete exoneration, which is the tee, he helped engineer the neighboring towns, which in the past have not only thing I was interested in,” Wright “ As you are aware, the accusations Williams Jr. of New Jersey in 1982. Some police chiefs aren’t even appeals to bury partisan differen­ ces and work on forging consen­ Democrats’ recapture of the been able to agree on how to save the resource said. against me cannot be resolved with­ Williams, convicted of bribery and aware that federal money is availa­ out a long, divisive and debilitating conspiracy in Abscam, quit after five ble. For example, we called Chief sus positions, they often sound Senate in 1986. ♦WITH and how to distribute the cost burden, all cast Coehlo is resigning one week from All three men — Bush, Mitchell today, his 47th birthday, rather than struggle in the Congress and in the days of Senate debate that made clear David Childers of ’Taylorville, 111. He alike. votes on the same day, Tuesday, to and Foley — have been accused of face an ethics investigation of his own. courts,” Agnew wrote Nixon. he couldn’t win. told us he wasn’t informed of all the Foley's acceptance speech on accomplish the goal. Barely 10 months later, Nixon faced He said he’d been the victim of an grant programs. “ I know the money is Tuesday following his election as having a somewhat wooden But for that cloud and the startling speaking style and a low-key The major credit, of course, goes to the way he chose to dispel it, he would three impeachment charges before FBI setup that had put every senator out there,” he said. “ You almost get to speaker echoed Bush’s own in­ at risk — “ it is all of us, the entire thinking it’s a deep dark secret that augural address invocation of approach. But all three have owners of the land who gave it to the have become majority leader and, in becoming the first president to resign. He had been forced by the Supreme Senate.” only a privileged few are allowed to “ the age of the offered hand” to made large numbers of friends in SPECIAL DRAWINGS FOR Manchester Land Conservation Trust, and to all probability, a future speaker. both parties. Coehlo’s problem stemmed from a Court to release a tape transcript that It wasn’t. Senate or House, then or know about.” the Democratic leadership. the trust, itself, which took on the complicated proved his involvement in the Water­ now. A House Government Operations After lavishly praising Repub­ Mitchell has even been known A 20" COLOR TELEVISION _ junk bond investment, made with to hitch a ride to Maine on Air and catalytic task of getting the job done. gate cover-up, despite two years of subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Bob lican Leader Robert Michel. borrowed money and aided by a Force Two from time to time, California savings and loan execu­ denials. Walter R. Mears, vice president and Wise, D-W.Va., is beginning to probe Foley said Republicans and Dmo- Elected officials of Bolton, Vernon, and crats should “ come together, put back when then-Vice President tive. It gained him all of $6,882. So, he faced the television cameras columnist (or The Associated Press, how effective the federal money AND GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR:. Manchester were persuaded to take on a and uttered “ the most difficult has reported on Washington and programs are. The panel will contact aside bitterness and hostility.” Bush headed to his home in He said he regretted the deal, but Kennebunkport on weekends in share of the financial burden. Residents of all that it was now fully disclosed and sentence I shall ever have to speak” — national politics for more than 25 more than 1,500 local law enforcement Of Bush, Foley declared: “ We ★ A BEAUTIFUL HAIRCUT have one president at a time. And the days when he had more time three communities will get benefits from it. that he had violated no rules. Coehlo his resignation. years. agencies to see if the federal money ★ FROZEN YOGURT has helped them. he who does not wish President on his hands. Neglect of local efforts stems from Bush well is no friend of the “ These three men are, in a ★ A BALLOON BOUQUET the Reagan administration, which Republic.” single word, professionals,” said Open Forum decided money would be better spent Foley then came to the White William Schneider, an political PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN BY MISS MANCHESTER on federal cops, like DEA agents, and House — late — and the love fest analyst with the American Enter­ that the local and state governments continued, with Bush telling a prise Institute. COME CLOWN AROUND THIS RENOVATED PART OF TOWN Currently, the aftermath of the most “ Bush values professionalism. I found it interesting that a local “ professionals” now handling the affairs could fend for themselves. That bipartisan group of congressional recent budget rejection by referendum When you need It, channel has canceled the Catholic daily of both the Board of Education and the means the drug cartels have another has brought the usual bleat from the SATURDAY Mass. Also that Cox Cable has dropped general government, the complexities of advantage. They are organized as council chair that the council is in the insurance canceled CBN. Both of these programs would budget-drafting are in competent hands. well as rich. The police effort is JUST FOR LICKS dark as to what the people want. The JUNE lOTH enable folks to find God and in many From a techinical point of view, this may fractured, untrained, outmanned and Open Foram To the Editor: town manager joins the chorus with the L t l lC ^ cases, healing. be so. underfunded. public lament, “ What is the magic 11AM-2PM There is a preponderance of programs The fact is, however, that the bias of i M l In Sunday’s paper I read of a family number?” dealing in sex. violence, easy money, the budget makers lies with the parties Signs of summer You could be having a heart RAIN DATE whose young son had need of a bone Thai number can be loudly and etc., on TV and in newspapers and books. making the requests. Neither a town Hot weather isn’t the only thing Docs care more attack at home. You call the marrow transplant. They had health officially proclaimed before budget I think it would be nice if somewhere in manager nor a superintendent of schools signaling the beginning of summer. doctor. “ I’ll see you in two days.” JUNE 17TH insurance, which evidently covered the preparation begins. That can be done this world, on more of a daily basis, is oriented toward the taxpayers, and The oil companies boosted their about the money Maybe you’re dead before the early stages of the disease (these therein lies a major rub. Each looks for only by the numbers of the Town Council. 1 prices just in time to show on the gas doctor can get get to you. I blame policies are usually three months, then people could be exposed to a better way To the Editor: getting the most for those people, It can, and must, be done fairly, pump for the Memorial Day weekend. some doctors when death could be have to be renewed. I heard). In this of life. programs and projects they believe will carefully and dispassionately. The Oil companies blame the Alaska oil stopped if they would take action case, the insurance company canceled Doctors: It’s time to care. enhance their respective provinces. special-interest groups will, of course, spill or the Arab exporting countries, at the right time. the policy. Mrs. George F. DeCormier Would you please tell me. do WIN A FREE HAIRCUT Budget preparation has become a fine howl and yammer. But that is the only but the blunt truth is that they want to I wonder if this is typical of health 379 Porter St., Manchester you really take to be a doctor or do art wherein the needed and necessary way this annual brouhaha can be fatten their profits at the expense of Mary Jarvis insurance today. What is the use of you just take an interest in TTT are so interwoven by the dubious and handled. summer vacationers. The long-term 62D Pascal Lane, Manchester buying this kind of “ insurance” if the making money? nlce-to-have items that it is almost While the council has now used a outlook is gloomy. U.S. oil production purpose your bought it for — i.e., the impossible to isolate the “ fat” contained microtome to shave a minuscule amount has fallen 1 million barrrels a day To me, today’s doctors don’t benefit —• or the need arises and the Cuts in Coventry in every budget. Indeed, the process is from the rejected budget, its effects have since 1985, and consumption has gone care about their patients. All they company then cancels you out. Would it such that tens of thousands of dollars can resulted in a less-than-one-half percent up 1.5 million barrels a day. The are interested is money. Today, Letters to the editor not be better to take that money and possible, mandatory be “ hidden” or camouflaged throughout drop in the rejected budget that was a 14 you can call a doctor when you combination has increased oil im­ The Manchester Herald wel­ invest it in something a bit more secure? the maze of line items. - And this is percent Increase over last year’s budget. have trouble with a toe. It doesn’t To the Editor: ports by 13 percent since 1985. comes original letters to the In reading older records I learned that precisely what has been going on, in So much for the guts of the present look or feel good: it hurts. The over 2 million people were healed under council; so much for its genuine concern nurse will say. "Sorry, the doctor editor. The basic problem underlying Coven­ Coventry, for years. It will continue so Mlnl-editorial Kathryn Kuhlman’s ministry. I’ve heard long as a council fails in its primary towards the individual taxpayers who can’t see you until next week.” Letters should be brief and to try’s town budget lies squarely on the Former first daughter Maureen •NOW of people today having this happen to obligation to the voters: namely, to set will have to pay the bill. OK, time goes by. Then when the point. They should be typed or shoulders of the Town Council. Neither Reagan is quoted in the Boston Globe OPEN TO them or family members, under other from the outset a firm boundary beyond Tedious and frustrating will be a string your foot becomes infected, and neatly handwritten, and, for ease this council, nor its recent predecessor, as dumping on the Bush family for its THE ministries ... even today. I doubt that which the budget makers cannot cross. of referendums from here on until the maybe forms gangrene or in editing, should be double­ has had the guts to set clear targets PUBLIC God sends a bill. That boundary should be either a council gets the message that genuine “ homespun” image. The Bush child­ cancer, then what can he do? He spaced. Letters must be signed rs before the boards, commissions and ren are sent off to prep schools and 8: AM specific mill rate, or one lower, if cuts are possible and mandatory. It couldn’t see when you wanted with name, address and daytime agencies set about working up their FREE feasible, within which all budgets must could return the present requests with a Maureen Reagan doesn’t think that’s him to look at it. telephone number (for verifica­ requests. Rather, the council has waited DRYER YARN MILL fall. Or, it may choose to set a percentage demand that they be so reworked to very homey. A Reagan child is hardly until the well-honed documents are Back in the ’30s, doctors made tion) . SERVICE limit, using the previous approved result in a 10 percent decrease from the the authority on wholesome family SHOPS iiaurlipBlrr HrralJi handed over, and then begin the charade house calls. In an emergency The Herald reserves the right 6/ 10-1-6/24 ' A BALLOON STORE & GIFT SHOP budget that is not to be exceeded. Either now-rejected budget. This would be life. The Reagan offspring call it a of hearings that, in fact, have become family reunion when they all read the case, he would leave his house to edit letters in the interests of YYIN A COLORFUL BALLOON BOUQUET^ Foundtd In 1681 path would check the vociferous practi­ reasonable, livable, fair — and would and come to your house. Not 210 PINE ST. M Publisher but vehicles for cliques to make into same book about what a lousy family brevity, clarity and taste. PENNY SIEFFERT ...... ces of recent years that have brought still be a 4 percent increase over last today. Doctors don’t care about GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Roman circuses whenever a citizen life they had. TTT MANCHESTER bloated budgets before the taxpayers, year. patients. All they care about is Address letters to: Open Fo­ DOUGLAS A, BEVINS.... Executive Editor raises objections, asks for explanations, time and again, and that have been money. So why did they even rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor or proffers suggestions. ★-Ar ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★- A - ★ rejected, time and again, for what they Jesse A. Brainard Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta become doctors? Box 591, Manchester 06040. ALEXANDER G IR E'.I.I.... Associate Editor There seems to be a pervasive belief 1000 South St., Coventry are syndicated columnists. amongst the council members that, with are.

M 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Juno 8. 1989 iBattrlifstrr Hrralit Black Flag ads won’t sound taps China Section 2, Page 13 J From page 1 Thursday, June 8, 1989 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bowing to com­ the finality of someone’s incredible sacrifice. SPORTS plaints from viewers. Black Flag will no longer To trivialize it by playing it after blasting a play taps for ants and roaches in one of its bunch of ants and roaches away is terrible.” large-scale arrests of activists assault, had left the city, replaced automatic rifles, sweeping the insect-spray commercials. Ms. Emerling wouldn’t say who had who led the movement for a freer by new troops. streets south of Tiananmen. Carol Emerling, a spokeswoman for Ameri­ prepared the commercial or how many and less corrupt China. Citizens attempted to establish Elsewhere, disturbances still can Home Products Corp. of New York, complaints it drew. Radio and television gave tele­ order in their shattered lives wracked many provincial cities. makers of Black Flag insecticides, said Temple was behind a drive to build a national phone numbers for people to call under the watchful eyes of A Chinese source in Sichuan’ s Cruz proves mettle Wednesday the few notes of the military bugle Korean War memorial and another to change a to report those who stood up martial law troops, and the capital, Chengdu, where anti­ call at the end of the ad will be deleted within 1986 Clint Eastwood film to reflect that the against the military takeover of government issued a new decree government violence has been about two weeks. Army, not the Marines, fought at Heartbreak the city. making it illegal to put up reported, said troops had come “ We had some people call it to our attention, Ridge, one of the bloodiest battles in the In a continuing propaganda barricades in the street and into the city but left. u and when that happens, we look at it again,” Korean War. campaign supporting the harsh disrupt traffic. In Shanghai, much of the work military actions, national televi­ force stayed away from jobs at the State Open she said. “ I lost an awful lot of buddies during that Among those who complained was Korean time I was in combat,” he said. “ I know what sion repeatedly showed footage of Last week, the people had because of street barricades set War veteran Bill Temple of Bryn Mawr. taps means to the people who lost friends and crowds attacking soldiers and pushed buses, trucks and other up in anticipation of a military EAST HARTFORD — The name of Alexia Cruz “ Taps is a symbol," he said. “ It represents relatives.” burning vehicles during the objects into the streets in futile assault. has become synonymous with winning. crackdown in Beijing on Satur­ efforts to stop troops from enter­ Other cities where protesters day night and Sunday. ing the city. had barricaded rail lines and Since her precocious talents in the world of track The main concern has been that roads and besieged government and field thrust her into the limelight at an early It showed gruesome shots of offices included Nanjing, Harbin, age after establishing national junior records in the three soldiers who were burned to military units opposing the vio­ lent suppression of the pro­ Tianjin and Lanzhou. triple jump while in seventh and eighth grade at Band death. One was disembowelled. There was a semblance of Bennet Junior High School. Cruz has been N In his speech to the soldiers, Li democracy movement would From page 1 launch an attack to drive the 27th normalcy in Beijing for the first somewhat of a marked performer in scholastic urged them “ to continue working time since the weekend ons­ track circles. hard to protect the capital’s Army from Beijing. Roughly 200,000 troops from about 13 army laught. Bicyclists were able to In this, her junior year at Manchester High safety and order.” They cheered pass unimpeded on the south side from Manchester area towns and said. groups are bunched in and around School, the 16-year-old Cruz has again endured the native named Alex Scot, who and applauded. of Tiananmen and catch a as far away as northern Massa­ “ That’s the kind of sound that the city. four-event grind consisting of the 4 X 100-meter played with the Caledonian Pipe Li, accompanied by Vice Presi­ glimpse of the huge military chusetts and Long Island, N.Y., can grate on people’s nerves,” he relay, the 100- and 200-meter dashes and the long Runnerup in the State Open long jump last year Band in Holyoke, Mass., taught dent Wang Zhen, also regarded as In buses and caravans, many encampment there. Dixon said. said. jump in every dual meet. She’s been accustomed to to school-record holder Laurie Smith (18 feet, 8 the group. a hard-line conservative, was bearing their countrys’ flags, Armed soldiers lined the Still, he said, “ We consider Murdoch has also been the this scenario since ninth grade. inches). Cruz was set to vindicate herself with her His patience and work yielded a dressed in a Mao suit and looked foreigners left for the airport, streets, but there were no con­ ourselves as being from band’s teacher, but because of the where chartered flights took “ I like running around,” Cruz said at first-ever outdoor Open championship and only the band that has won numerous fit. firmed reports of troops opening band’s status, most new Wednesday’s Girls’ State Open Track and Field awards in the United States and Manchester.” them out of the country. They fire on crowds, which was com­ school’s second individual Open title. The band has scheduled practi­ members can already play, A Hong Kong newspaper had Canada since it began perform­ included non-essential personnel mon until today. Championships at East Hartford High School. “ Every loss I ’ve had this year I thought ‘in the Dixon said. reported that he had been shot ing in 1965, including North ces every other Friday for at the U.S. Embassy and their In one incident, soldiers ‘T v e been doing it for so long. I don’t feel like I’m State Open I ’ll get it back.’ ’’ Cruz said. “ That’s Dixon was introduced to the and wounded in the thigh by a American championships and out-of-town members in addition families. smashed the camera equipment doing as much for the team just doing one event.” what I ’ve been trying to peak for” N v -'" ' to its Monday night sessions. pipes 26 years ago by a Scottish police officer on Sunday after the Northeastern U.S. One Asian diplomat said Chi­ of a British Broadcasting Corp. Cruz, who holds school records in the 100 (12.1) After she fouled on her first jump of the day, Cruz Dixon said. The band practices barber he used to go to. He’s been military took Tiananmen Square. championships. nese officials in the past few days crew and held a gun to the head of and 200 (26.0). won the Class LL state title in the accelerated toward the pit on her 18-step approach » about eight hours a week, he said. in the Manchester Pipe Band for The band’s highest honor came Hundreds of troop trucks had been privately urging for­ one crewman. The crew, filming long jump her freshman and sophomore years. In and leaped 17 feet, 7‘A inches to assume first place The idea is to get the band’s 14 about seven years. in 1977, when it was named best rumbled into the city of Beijing eigners to leave the city because near a burned out vehicle near the last Saturday’s LL meet at Manchester High’s Pete on her initial legal jump. pipe players to sound like one Although Dixon and several overseas pipe band at the World early today, but residents of the impending danger. troops, was released after 30 Wigren Track, she was upset in her specialty by “ It’s the first time I ’ve felt on outdoors.” she piper, Dixon said. There are also other members are Scottish, a Championships in Aberdeen. claimed the hated 27th Army, However, troops were seen minutes of questioning at Norine Nadeau of Norwich Free Academy by a said. “ I was popping it out there. I worked on my eight to 10 drummers in the player’s nationality is not impor­ Scotland. which carried out the weekend with brooms today rather than gunpoint. mere half an inch. landing a little bit more” Manchester band. tant. Dixon said. Manchester residents will be In the Greater Manchester Invitational on May In the three-jump final round, Bloomfield’s able to enjoy the award-winning “ That’s one thing our band is “ I’ve played with Italians be­ 20. Cruz, after finishing second in the 100 to Enfield Andrea Pope tightened the affair when she jumped sounds at the band’s 75th anniver­ known for — sound.” Dixon said. fore.” he said. High’s Kris Carvill. lost to the latter in the long 17 feet, 4 inches. However, Cruz then leaped 17 feet, sary celebration, which begins at Though not all of the band Before each performance. Pipe ‘Horrible chaos’ described jump. Cruz also placed second in the 100 in the LL 8>/4 inches to lay claim to her first Open title and 2 p.m.. with a parade from the Major Charles C. Murdoch of members come from Scotland, most of the pipes and uniforms meet. washed away any misgivings of her past season. south end of Main Street to Center South Windsor must tune the By The Associated Press airport in hopes of catching Chinese language. do. Dixon said. “ It’s the Manchester (long jump) pit, I think,” “ This is something I wanted,” Cruz said. Park. Several other pipe bands pipes, called “ setting up,” Dixon emergency flights. The U.S. Authenticity has its price. Tears streaming down ■ her Cruzjoked. Bernstein was elated with the performance of his will perform in the parade and qt said. On American ground, some government has chartered flights Dixon’s first set of pipes cost cheeks, Wang Yan of the Chinese In dealing with elite sprinters, every nuance in a prized possession. a short ceremony in Center Park. “ The only way you’re going to wept and shook with stories of a from two airlines. him about $85 when he bought city of Nanking arrived in San particular race can dictate the eventual outcome. “ Everyone was a little more concerned with the Forbes will not march in get a band to sound the same is to massacre left behind. Meanwhile, across the United them 26 years ago. Now, a good Francisco to attend school in the Cruz has been know as a jumper first, sprinter conditions,” Bernstein said. “ She just sprinted Saturday’s parade because of tune with one ear.” he said. “ You At the San Francisco Interna­ States, Chinese students held set of pipes from Scotland can United States. second, since she was in seventh grade. Suffering spend a lot of time tuning.” tional Airport, student Lauren demonstrations in support of down the runway. It (the outcome) was never in heart trouble that has kept him cost $1,000 to $2,000, he said. The Collins said he decided to return their brethren at home, officials “ I think the students try hard to those defeats to Carvill and Nadeau in her forte question. It’s a vindication, but I think more than off his feet. But the former drum Sometimes the lengthy setting­ sporrans, pouches the players home after a truckload of soldiers denounced the killings, tourists make life better for us all,” she event proved to be the proper impetus for Cruz to that it’s a statement that she’s the best long jumper major said he tries to stay up process is all for naught. The wear around their waists, can involved. aimed machine guns at him on a canceled trips to China, and a new said. “ Why did they have to die?” prove her mettle in the long jump at the Open. in the state and I don’t think there’s any question reeds in the pipes are so sensitive cost $100 to $500, he said. street in Beijing. hot line in Massachusetts con­ “ She’s had a very difficult season in terms of about it” Forbes, who lives at 231 McKee that pipes can get out of tune if the Equipment and transportation Jill Suitor and Scott Feld of “ The whole situation is just tinued the formidible task of there are so many people every meet trying so hard The name of Alexia Cruz has been synonymous St., is one of few band members band begins playing in the sun costs are the reasons the Man­ Setauket, N.Y., called Feld’s horrible chaos, and it scares me locating missing kin. to beat her,” Manchester girls’ coach Barry with winning. from Manchester, said member and ends up in the shade. Dixon chester Pipe Band, a non-profit mother from Tokyo and told how to think of anyone not being able And eyewitnesses told their Bernstein said. “ And that’s putting pressure on And always will. Patrick Flynn/Manchettar Herald Donald Dixon of Coventry. None said. organization, charge $500 to they arrived in Japan tired, dirty, to get out, much less the Chinese stories. her. She’s such a strong, tough competitor that of the original members are People who don’t like bagpipe $2,000 per performance, he said. and without their luggage after 25 jump championship Wednesday. It was who obviously must stay,” said Greg Brubaker, of Hermosa she’s just fought like crazy every meet for four Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester STATE CHAMP — Manchester High’s alive. Forbes said. bands have probably heard too For the band’s many area fans, hours in line at the Beijing Collins, of Worcester, Mass. He Beach, Calif., said at the San events.” Alexia Cruz won the State Open long her first State Open title. The current 25 members come many out-of-tune bands. Dixon the cost is well worth a listen. airport. Herald shook as he recalled Wednesday Francisco airport that he spent a ducking when soldiers aimed at night with pro-democracy dem­ The couple, both professors, were detained and beaten by him and several others. No shots onstrators in their tent city in were fired. Tiananmen Square before the Army troops as they were taking Tim e Hundreds of Americans ar­ massacre. photographs Sunday a few blocks MHS girls 4th rived home as armed clashes and “ I saw one all by himself try to from Tiananmen Square, where soldiers killed or wounded thou­ From page 1 government instability in China stop a tank rolling over a prompted the U.S. Embassy to barricade; just him against the sands of people to crush a pro-democracy movement. evacuate dependents of staff might of the big army! ” said state of “great strength and less than $2, and telephone and were handed to us gift-wrapped at State Open members. Busloads of foreigners Brubaker, who went to Beijing Many were overjoyed to be stability.” cable television bills. this year,” said House Minority '"•'W today rushed to the Beijing only a month ago to study the home. The tax increases, drafted by The tax package also included Leader Robert G. Jaekle, R- the majority Democrats and increases in the capital gains, Stratford, a potential GOP candi­ Bv Jim Tierney Hornsbostel and Collete Factora criticized endlessly by the minor­ interest and dividends taxes, the date for governor next year. “ It Manchester Herald joined Cruz in their fine run in the ity Republicans, came on the real estate tax and a 20 percent was almost like the Democrats Evei^hing you^ to know about cars relay, heels of years of good times when surcharge on the corporations were pitching softballs to Repub­ EAST HARTFORD - Amid the “ We wanted to beat Weaver (in the state rolled up surpluses of tax. lican big-league players. ... but were afraid to ask! relentless rain, the Girls’ State the relay) and that’s what we more than $1 billion. Those years Approved in March were in­ “ That 8 percent sales tax is Open Track and Field Champion­ did.” Cruz said. produced millions of dollars in creases in the alcohol and tobacco something that will stick in ships were held Wednesday after­ In an exciting finish to the 4 X tax cuts. taxes and business levies that will people’s craw. A year and a half Learn more about your car noon and well into the evening at 100 relay. New Britain edged A noisy demonstration by gay generate $164 million in the from now (at election time), East Hartford High School. Manchester at the wire. men and lesbians briefly inter­ 1989-90 budget year beginning they’ll still remember,” Jaekle Manchester High junior Alexia “ I was thrilled,’’ Bernstein said rupted the House session Wednes­ July 1. said. Cruz didn’t let the dreadful of the 4X100 relay. “ The four legs Earlier Wednesday, the Senate FREE a t T »rc*f one weather interfere with her attain­ day night. The group was angry About the best most Democrats all ran well and the three over the defeat of the so-called could say about the tax package approved, 35-1, a bill scrapping ing the State Open title in the long exchanges were excellent. Beat­ gay rights bill earlier this year. was that it didn’t contain a state the existing system of rate limits jump with an effort of 17 feet, 8*/i ing Weaver was an extra treat.” They were escorted from the personal income tax. The issue, for hospitals and allowing them to inches. Cruz, who won the Class Indian senior Karen Obue. the House gallery by Capitol police pushed by liberals and progres­ set their own rates within certain LL state long jump titles in both LL discus state champ, secured and then carried on their demon­ sives, was seriously debated this guidelines. her freshman and sophomore fourth in her specialty with a toss stration outside. year for the first time since 1983. Also approved in the Senate years, placed second in the LL of 102 feet, five inches. The top six The $694 million tax-increase The increased taxes were was a bill designed to streamline meet last Saturday and was placements in each event e^irned passage was built around an needed to balance the $6.8 billion the process for approving the second in last year’s Open. All-State honors and qualified to increase in the sales tax, already budget for the coming fiscal year, construction of prisons and help Manchester finished fourth in compete in the New England the highest in the country at 7.5 which, as happens every year, set alleviate prison overcrowding. the team standings with 27 points. Championships Saturday at . . . J percent, to 8 percent effective a record for spending. It repres­ The Senate also approved a bill “ It (the weather) wasn’t too Brown University in Providence. July 1. Numerous items pre­ ented about an 8 percent increase designed to free up as many as 500 bad because there was no wind,” R.I. viously exempt from the sales tax over the current year. prison beds by letting inmates Cruz said. East Catholic sophomore will now be taxed, such as “ We couldn’t have developed awaiting trial on minor charges T W 0 M * S Cruz was also fourth in the Nancy Byrne, who missed the business services, meals costing issues as strong as the ones that leave jail without posting bond. 100-meter dash with a time of second half of the cross country 13.01 andwastheleadofflegofthe season with a stress fracture, Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald r::-M ■ Indian 4 X 100 relay which turned earned All-State honors by plac­ HEAD MAN — Rick Ley, the new head coach of the in a phenomenal performance to Loan ready for restoration of hall ing sixth in a fine performance in Hartford Whalers, answers questions at a news take second place in a 51.29 the 1600-meter run. Her time was clocking behind New Britain. 5:21.78. As a freshman, Byrne conference Wednesday where he was formally named to By Alex Glrelll the foundation’s building com­ such as chairs. Weaver High of Hartford, which finished third in the State Open take over for fired Larry Pleau. Manchester Herald mittee. said Tuesday the commit­ He said it will probably be mid secured the Open team title with Cross Country Championships. tee had developed a tentative October before a first payment is 80 points, was third in the 4 X 100 “I was a little apprehensive Final arrangements were timetable for the reconstruction made to a contractor. The relay. about this season because of my made Monday for a loan of up to under which a contract could be amount of the first installment on Patrick hiynn/Mancnaaier naraia “ She was determined in her injury during cross country,” Ley happy to be back $1.2 million to finance the re­ awarded about Sept. 1. the loan will be determined then. mind that she was going to win Byrne, 15, who took fourth in the mainder of the contract work for Before that, blueprints would Some of the cost may be paid FOLLOW THE LEADER — East Catholic’s Nancy Byrne, today,” Manchester Coach Barry 1600 at the Class M state meet, restoring Cheney Hall as a center have to be prepared by the directly from money the founda­ left, trails Amity’s Debby Marlowe during the running of Bernstein said of Cruz’ long jump said. " I ’m really glad all the hard as the Whalers’ boss for performances and commun­ architect for the project, Malm- tion will have on hand at that performance. “She’s a State work paid off.” ity activities. feldt Associates of Glastonbury, time. the 1600-meter run at Wednesday’s water-logged State Open champ and she deserves to Manchester sophomore Kerri Bv Jim Tierney the most by any Whaler in The construction mortgage and the plans would have to be The Savings Bank of Manches­ Open Championship Meet at East Hartford High. be.” 1 Manchester Herald history, played for Toronto from loan will be made by seven local approved by the foundation’s ter is the lead bank in the loan Marlowe placed third and Byrne sixth. Michelle Simpson. Michelle See MHS, page 14 1969 to 1972 before becoming a banks to the Cheney Hall Founda­ building committee, the founda­ arrangement. The six other par­ JUNE 20 and 21 6:30 - 9:00 PM MANCHESTER & VERNON HARTFORD — Once he was Whaler. He served as Whaler tion, which is overseeing the tion itself, and the Connecticut ticipating banks are the Man­ called the 'heart and soul’ of the team captain from 1975 until 1981. renovation, and the Little Thea­ Historical Commission. chester State Bank. Comfed. For many years now Firestone has been helping Subjects; Hartford Whalers. Ley, a defenseman who holds the tre of Manchester, which will Kuehl said the group expects Connecticut Bank and Trust Co.. consumers all over the country become better ac­ • How to protect yourself from being overcharged Bosox give Dopson some offensive support Now, he is at the heart of the all-time Whaler record for pe­ operate the hall under lease from the contract to include all work Connecticut National Bank. Peo­ quainted with their cars' basic parts and systems. and from unnecessary repair work. Whaler operation. nalty minutes, played in nine the foundation. needed to prepare the hall for ples Bank and the First Federal You, too, can learn more about your car in two • What to do in an emergency situation DETROIT (A P) — Boston Red “ We didn’t want a loss here by “ I was just concentrating on Rich Gedman then chased Former Whaler captain Rick World Hockey Association All- Donald Kuehl, vicechairman of public use expect portable items Savings and Loan Association. short sessions. Just sign up for the clinic in your when the only help available is your own. area. It's absolutely free. Sox pitcher John Dopson must be any stretch of the imagination,” staying within myself,” Dopson Alexander with a single to right. Ley was officially named to Star garnes. Hampered by knee • Which maintenance procedures can help the envy of Doyle Alexander, his said Red Sox manager Joe said. “ When I tried to do a little to Detroit relief pitcher Frank succeed Larry Pleau as the sixth save you time and money in the long run. injuries. Ley officially retired as Detroit Tiger counterpart. Morgan, whose ballclub has won much. I got in trouble. So I had to Williams coaxed Romero into head coach of the Hartford a player Sept. 9, 1981. Dopson. the beneficiary of six only two of its last six games. "A keep concentrating.” flying out to center to end the Whalers at a news conference His minor-league coaching ca­ Low garage work $397,450 r ‘ REGISTER 'l^ tr e s to n e Everybody’s Car Care Clinic Boston runs and weak Tiger bats, loss here would have put us in a Rob Murphy held the Tigers inning. Thursday afternoon at the She­ reer saw Ley in Binghamton. allowed four hits and one run in hole the way the Tigers have been hitless and struck out three over Boston extended its lead to 5-1 raton Hotel. Mohawk Valley, Muskegon and By Alex Glrelll Manchester. bury. $410,000; M & L Building TODAY! Registration Form seven innings in the Red Sox’ 6-1 playing” the final two innings in relief. on an RBI single by Romero in the For Ley, 40, returning to Milwaukee. His overall coaching Corp. of Tolland, $509,500; Naek Manchester Herald The bidding procedure pro­ Send or bring in this win over Alexander and the The last-place Tigers head to Detroit’s run came in the fourth eighth. Hartford and receiving his first mark is 310-194-35. He was named Construction Co. Inc. of Vernon, . Phone N o:. vided for alternates for added registration form to Name:. Tigers Wednesday. Toronto after losing six during a inning when Keith Moreland Trujillo followed Williams to crack at a head coaching post in Coach-of-the-Year in the Interna­ $449,145; and Pelletier Builders DMC Construction Co. of Man­ landscaping for which DMC sub­ Detroit’s offensive output re­ seven-game home stand. matched his home run output of the mound in the ninth and didn’t the National Hockey League, is a tional Hockey League for the Inc. of Coventry, $434,800. the car care clinic Address: chester submitted the apparent mitted the highest figure, $6,142. presents the 11th time in Alexand­ Dopson, 6-4, had failed to pitch last year with his fifth homer. fare much better. He gave up dream come true. 1984-85 season. Ley was the At a special meeting May 10, being held in your low base bid of $397,450 Wednes­ The bids will be considered by er’s last 12 starts that the Tigers past the first inning in his two The Tigers put a runner on third consecutive one-out singles to “My family and I lived in Whalers’ assistant coach for the the voters of the district approved area. And hurry... I plan to attend the clinic at. day for conversion of the former the district’s building commitee, have backed him with less than previous starts, both losses. base in the sixth and seventh Wade Boggs. Mike Greenwell and Hartford for 11 years. We love the 1981-82 season. an appropriation of $500,000 for registration is Willis garage into offices and a headed by district Director Sa­ four runs. “ He did something he hadn’t innings, but failed to score. Randy Kutcher to load the bases. area and have always thought of Seen as the second choice lim ited. (store location:______meeting room for the Eighth muel Longest. He presided at the the conversion. "You take a look at my stats been doing all year,” Morgan With Boston ahead 2-1 in the Burks then hit a sacrifice foul settling down here perman­ behind Bob Berry, who withdrew Director Joseph Tripp opposed Utilities District. bid opening. Send this form to location you have signed up for. and my record just doesn’t add said. “ And that’s pitch out of sixth, Alexander delivered two- fly behind first base that scored ently,” Ley said. “ It’s certainly his name from the possible list of the appropriation at the meeting. Nine contractors submitted Other bidders were Aldrich up,” Alexander said. "The bot­ trouble. He got in trouble three out walks to Dwight Evans and Boggs, but resulted in Greenwell great to return to the town where I new Whaler coaches earlier this Plans for the project were bids at the opening at 7:30 p.m. in Construction Co. Inc. of Manches­ tom line is we have to start times and didn’t give up any Ellis Burks. (Tarlos Quintana, getting tagged out at third base. had my most memorable expe­ week. Ley remained totally un­ prepared by architect Alan the office of the district tax ter with a base bid of $512,000; FIRESTONE'TIRE & RUBBER CO. hitting.” runs.’ ’ who replaced Sam Horn after he In the first inning. Danny Heep riences as a player. When the job moved by the ‘next-guy-in-order' collector. The base bids ranged Andrew Ansaldi Co. of Manches­ Lamson. 1147 Tolland Turnpike (Caldor’s Plaza) The Tiger starter, 4-6 with a 3.02 Dopson was pulled in the eighth pulled a muscle in his rib cage singled with one out. Boggs then became available, this was like status. from DMC’s figure to a high of ter, $436,518; Allied Construction The garage is located at 18 ERA, yielded four runs in 5 1-3 after giving up a leadoff single to while swinging, singled sharply sent Tiger outfielder Fred Lynn home” Main St., across Hilliard Street $530,681 submitted by VanCour Inc. of Manchester, $416,000; Manchester, CT 646-1761 innings. Gary Ward. to* right, scoring both runners. crashing into the left field wall. Ley, whose 559 games played Is See L E Y , page 14 Construction Inc., also of Charles Jewett Corp. of Glaston- from the district fire station.

■4 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 8. 1989 — 15 Sunday Silence still looking for proper respect Fishing has been terrific this spring By John Nelson pounds, and if all 10 go to post, the will fall down,” he said. J The Associated Press This has been one heckuva spring for fishing. race will be worth $689,200 with There have been 13 horses who Yelled to my buddy to move it, and move it fast. Last year we had a drought, or darn near it. This $413,520 going to the winner. have won the Derby and Prea­ By the time he had reached the halfway mark, NEW YORK - Respect? year we have had nothing but deluge. Not that we Sunday Silence also stands to kness and not the Belmont. Two of the water was way up over his waist and moving to That’s a word often heard around didn’t need the rain to help fill the water tables. claim a $5 million bonus, which those. Burgoo King in 1932 and the top of his chest waders. He made it okay, but I Sunday Silence’s barn. He beat includes the purses of all three Bold Venture in 1936, did not run But for fishing it’s really been a doozy. The rivers the favored Easy Goer in the have to tell you we sweated for a few minutes. I races, if he wins the Triple in the Belmont. Of the 11 others, have been running high and fast, and in some cases Kentucky Derby and Preakness, Joe’s World didn’t think he would make it without getting a Crown. six were beaten by horses that have been almost impossible to wade. The “ Hoose” and somehow, he still seems like good soaking. Besides the possibility of being ran in neither the Derby nor the (Housatonic). up until a week ago, was just about the underdog. Joe Garman The Farmington River has controlled water, but short-changed once again by Preakness. impossible, what with all three gates at the dam There are those who believe it’s doesn’t seem to present any problems, especially in bettors, Sunday Silence has some The last time that happened wide open and the water pouring through to relieve because Easy Goer comes out of the new trout management area that I had written other numbers going against him was in 1981 when Pleasant Colony the flooded areas in Massachusetts. ' the East, Sunday Silence from the about. Even during high water, the water level was as he tries to become the 12th came to Belmont with a chance at ’The Willimantic, until last weekend, was running West. Belmont Park, where the and is controlled fairly well and the fishing for trout Triple Crown winner and first the Triple Crown and finished real high, and at one point I found the path we u third race in the Triple Crown river would rise, killing the fishing until about 4 has been excellent right along. since Affirmed in 1978. third to Summing. In 1979, normally walk along the banks under water. ‘That series will be run on Saturday, is p.m. when the dam would be shut down once more. One of the mysteries I ’ve noticed this year, and I No horse has ever won the Spectacular Bid. whom some path is a good 10 feet to the river and up on higher Easy Goer’s home. Part of it also ’Then we would fish again ’til dark. But the middle don’t know if it is due to the high water or not, is a Triple Crown without going off consider second only to Secreta­ ground by a good three feet. is because Easy Goer was the the favorite in at least one of the of the day was shot for flailing the water. dearth of good fly hatches. Haven’t seen any 2-year-old champion. riat in this era. was third to As of the weekend, even though we had a heavy three races. Assault came clos­ Fishing a regulated river like the “ Hoose” or the Hendricksons. March Browns, Dorotheas, or Even Charlie Whittingham. another Triple Crown rookie. downpour, reports of fishing, and accessibility to est, winning the Triple Crown in Coastal. It also happened in 1971 Tha Ataoclatad PrsM Shetucket can be a little tricky. When I wade rivers Cahills to speak of. Even the caddis hatches, which Sunday Silence’s 76-year-o!d the rivers have improved quite a bit. 1946 while going off as the favorite when Pass Catcher beat Ca- that are subject to flow regulation, I generally pick are so numerous, seem to have fallen off. Don’t trainer, believes New York bet­ An unfortunate accident on the “ Hoose” might only in the Preakness. Lord nonero II, in 1968 when Stage MVP AGAIN — Wayne Gretzky of the a rock along the shoreline, and keep an eye on it. know if it’s high water, or to hit the opposite tors are likely to make Easy Goer fortend even better fishing for the rest of the Boswell, Knockdown and Perfect Door Johnny upset Forward When I start to see the water climb the rock, it’s extreme, whether, the drought, low water, hot sun, the favorite. He says they’re mad Los Angeles Kings holds the Hart season. I say unfortunate, because it was damage Bahram were favored as an entry Pass. time for me to get out of there. and hot water, last summer killed off the fly eggs at Sunday Silence for beating Trophy he was awarded Wednesday as to the turbines and or the dam, that will take N in the Derby that year, and Lord A friend of mine and I were fishing the Shetucket and larvae. Easy Goer twice. the NHL’s most valuable player for the months to repair. In the meantime the river will Boswell was a slight favorite in two weeks ago, and he had waded three quarters Whatever the cause. I would much rather have Respect? maintain a natural flow, and if the water level goes the Belmont. 1988-89 season. Gretzky became the across the stream to an island. I stationed myself the high water, because that will help keep the “ I think most people respect down a little more, we will be able to fish the river Gallant Fox, in 1930, was the MHS first player to win the award nine times. about halfway in an area thigh deep. I was so rivers healthier than drought and heat which lead him,” said Sunday Silence’s only other Triple Crown winner all day. jockey, Patrick Valenzuela, a engrossed in placing my fly in the right places for to insect and fish kill. not favored in the Belmont, while From page 13 Up until the accident, the river flow was West Coast rider. “ I know in rising trout. I forgot to check my rock gauge. All of six of the 11 Triple Crown winners regulated. We would try to get to the river by early California they do. and I think a sudden the current seemed to feel a whole lot Joe Gaman, a Manchester resident for many were favored in all three. Lindland, the LL state high jump IN BRIEF morning, and fish until about 11 a.m. Generally they do in New York.” more swift, and climbing higher. Checked my rock, years, is a recognized authority on the subject of Also, the Triple Crown has champ, did not place in the Open, around thhen, the dam would be opened and the Ten horses were expected to be and sure enough it was starting to get smaller. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. never been won with a field of bowing out of the competition at 5 Gretzky wins Hart Trophy entered today for Saturday’s more than eight in the Belmont. feet, 2 inches. She cleared 5 feet, I'/i-mile Belmont Stakes. Besides TORONTO (AP) — Wayne Gretzky of the R a ttle Slew in 1977 and Citation but didn’t place on the basis of Sunday Silence and Easy Goer Los Angeles Kings was named the National in 1948 each faced seven chal­ more misses at lower heights. they will be Easy Goer’s stablem- Hockey League’s most valuable player, Lakers are looking for a little more Magic lengers. while Secretariat in 1973 Cruz, Obue, Byrne and the ate Awe Inspiring, Hawkster, winning the Hart Trophy for a record ninth and Affirmed faced only four. Indian 4 X 100 relay qualified for The Associated Press Irish Actor, Triple Buck, Rock time. Bv Howard Ulman Whittingham said he wasn’t the New Englands. Cruz said Point and three Triple Crown Gretzky, who scored 54 goals and 168 points The Associated Press (eight-day) layoff” following the Western Confer­ SUNDAY’S REWARD — Trainer Charlie workout at Belmont Race Track. Sunday surprised by the size of the field. she’ll concentrate solely on the newcomers — Imbibe. Fire in 78 games, is 13 points behind Gordie Howe’s ence Finals. “ Game sharpness and game intensity Whittingham gives Sunday Silence a “ There are more horses now long jump in the New England Silence heads the field for Saturday’s Maker and Le Voyageur. all-time record for career points with 1,837. He AUBURN HILLS. Mich. — In times of trouble, the (are) very hard to maintain during any kind of reward after Wednesday morning’s than there ever have been, and meet where she was third last Belmont Stakes. became the first player in NHL history to win Los Angeles Lakers turn to Magic Johnson. layoff.” Each 3-year-old will carry 126 maybe people figure the top two year. the same award nine times. Bobby Orr won the It’s that time again. The Pistons also beat the Lakers by 12 points in the Norris Trophy as best defenseman eight. The Lakers lost one of their top scorers, then lost opener of last year’s title series. But Los Angeles Mario Lemieux of Pittsburgh, who broke their intensity and the first game of the NBA Finals won the second game the same margin and went on Gretzky’^eight-year reign as MVPlast season, to the Detroit Pistons. to take the series 4-3. was second in the voting, conducted by the With starting guard Byron Scott sidelined at least The situation is much different this year as the From page 13 # I ' Professional Hockey Writers Association. through tonight’s second game of the best-of-7 Lakers seek their third consecutive title. Four members of the Montreal Canadiens series, Johnson, who took just 12 shots in Tuesday The Pistons, who hadn’t been in the Finals since received individual awards. Patrick Roy won they moved to Detroit in 1958. now have that “ Some of the press was swing­ on any of the players. night’s 109-97 loss, must pick up the slack. no preconceived notions.” the Vezina Trophy as the best goaltender, experience. ing the other way.” Ley said, “ I have to do more and be more assertive.” he “ I ’m not going to worry about As for the immediate future, defenseman Chris Chelios took the Norris ‘“that doesn’t bother me a bit. said. “ I have to take more than 12 shots. I have to The Lakers don’t have Scott, their most what previously happened here,” referring to next season. Ley Trophy and Guy Carbonneau repeated as step up.” Right now. I ’m standing here as Ley said. “ It’s going to be a dependable outside shooter who had 24 points in promised one thing. winner of the Selke Trophy given to the best That prospect scares Detroit guard Isiah Thomas, the roach of the Hartford Whalers different program. I really don’t Game 2 last year. “ I promise you that the effort defensive forward. In addition, Montreal’s Pat who led all scorers with 24 points in the opening and that’s all that matters.” have a personal knowledge now He suffered a partial tear in his left hamstring will be there,” he said. “ I believe Burns won the Jack Adams Trophy as the game. as far as knowing the players. It’s in communication and talking league’s top coach. during Monday’s practice. His status will be A factor which Ley feels will be “ Some people have a nuclear bomb, but they don’t a great thing for me and it’s a with the players. It’s always an re-evaluated before Sunday’s third game in Los a positive one is that he doesn’t Joe Mullen captured the Lady Byng Trophy have a guy in control who will push the button.” he good thing for the players be­ open-door policy. This is a busi­ Angeles, but he said Wednesday the injury would harbor any preconceived notions for skillful and gentlemanly play, Brian Leetch said. “ These guys have a guy in control who will cause they’ve got someone with ness and the business is to win.” of the New York Rangers won the Calder have sidelined him for at least three weeks if it push the button. That’s not good for Detroit.” occurred during the regular season. Trophy as the rookie of the year and Bryan Los Angeles coach Pat Riley said he expects Tha Aatoclatad Prats Trottier of the New York Islanders won the “ Byron has always been the one player that most “ M VP play” tonight from Johnson, the NBA’s most of the opposition stays home on and opens up areas King Clancy Memorial Award for humanitar­ valuable player. HAPPY PISTON — Detroit's Dennis for other players.” Riley said. “ So the shots are now Rematch not always wise ian contributions to hockey. “ He knows we need more from him now, more Rodman (10) was a happy man Tuesday not going to be there as they were before.” leadership and more strength.” said Riley, who also By Ed Schuyler Jr. as the Pistons won Game 1 of the NBA The Pistons aren’t getting carried away with their game. Brawling Juan Domingo Rol­ Nashawn outlegs the field needs better play from others. The Associated Press Finals. Game 2 is on tap tonight. opening victory as they did last season. Leonard stopped Hearns in the dan had Hearns hurt at least James Worthy made just six of 18 shots and scored EPSOM, England (AP) — Favored Nashwan “ We were so happy to win (last year) we ran off 14th round of a great fight at the three times and might have 17 points, tying Johnson for team scoring honors in our game, period.” Rematches often are the spice broke away from the pack in the final two court cheering.” Detroit forward John Salley said. same Caesars Palace on Sept 16 knocked him out if he could have Game 1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had eight points and On 'Tuesday night. Detroit went ahead for good at in a sports fan’s diet. furlongs and easily won the 210th running of the “ Then we got in the locker room and we were 1981. put two punches together in their played only 14 minutes. Michael Cooper, who 20-18. led 55-48 at halftime and by 20 points late in the Sometimes, however, they English Derby Wednesday to give jockey cheering and everybody said. ‘Cool off, cool off. be Leonard, who turned .33 on May fight on Oct. 29, 1987. Hearns started for Scott, finished with three points. third quarter. The margin ranged from 13 to 21 leave both onlookers and partici­ Willie Carson his third victory in England’s quiet, there are cameras in here.‘ 17. and Hearns, who is 30. cannot knocked out Roldan in the fourth. “ We have to play as a team more now than ever points after that. pants feeling empty. most famous thoroughbred race. “ Then the next day in practice we’re all possibly bring the same level of and not get into ourselves,” Riley said. Johnson “ Their intensity level will definitely be better in Two rematches which have Hearns was knocked down in The Attoclatad Pratt Terimon, a 500-1 shot, finished second to be-bopping and so happy that we won and they came skill to the rematch they brought “ definitely has to give us more, as does James, but Game 2.” Detroit’s Bill Laimbeer said. “ I don’t attracted national interest will be to the first fight. the third round by Iran Barkley TOO MUCH — New York’s Dwight become the longest shot ever to place in the out and just destroyed us in Game 2,” he added. on June 6.1988, and he almost lost Cubs at Wrigely Field. The Mets won, we really have to play better as a unit in all facets of think they knew what to expect from us after their “ We’re more mature this year.” held in the next five days. They can. however, bring the Gooden delivers a pitch in Wednesday l*/4-mile race. Cocoethes. a son of Alydar. his chance to fight Leonard when 10-5, as Gooden Improved his career In one, Sunday Silence and same heart and pride they have finished third in the $800,000 event. fought James Kinchen on Nov. 4. afternoon’s game with the Chicago mark against the Cubs to 17-3. Easy Goer, a couple of 3-year-old exhibited throughout their Nashwan. an American-bred horse, won colts in the prime of their racing careers. Hearns was knocked down in $473,600 for owner Sheik Hamdan Al-Maktoum Rain can’t halt lives, will tangle Saturday in the “ I feel I have to prove some­ the fourth round and twice held on as he became the first horse to win the English Belmont Stakes. thing,” Hearns said. “ I have to desperately to Kinchen and refe­ Juggled Mets’ lineup pays off throughbred double of the 2,000 Guineas and In the other. Sugar Ray Leo­ prove I’m a better man, that I ’m a ree Mills Lane for a total of 30 the Derby since Najinsky in 1970. Shockers’ win nard and Thomas Hearns will better all-around fighter than seconds. He could have been bring back memories when they CHICAGO (AP) — On a day against Chicago, had just one Ray Leonard.” disqualified, but was not and won when two Cy Young Award to win,” said Zimmer. “ Who OMAHA, Neb. (A P) — Florida State bullpen ace try to turn back the clock in a fight victory in his six previous starts, Woman’s case rejected with “ It doesn’t matter what our a 12-round split decision. would have thought two Cy Young Ricky Kimball thought a rain delay was just what Monday night in Las Vegas. winning pitchers got shelled and despite not allowing more than ages are or what stage our Hearns, known as the “ Hit the Mets’ went to Howard John­ award pitchers would give up 12 AUSTIN, Texas (A P) — A woman who sued the top-seeded Seminoles needed to break Wichita It will be the third meeting in three earned runs in any game runs between them.” careers are in,” Leonard said. Man.” turned boxer after being in son as their leadoff batter. New the Texas Rangers baseball team after being State’s momentum with the score tied and the bases uqhcninq. six weeks between the two colts, this season. “ I ’m fighting Thomas Hearns. serious trouble in the sixth and York finally got the best of the Rick Aguilera pitched the final struck by a foul ball at a game at Arlington loaded in the eighth inning. He was wrong. and a victory would make Sunday Mets manager Davey Johnson That’s all that matters.” seventh rounds of his first fight Cubs. four innings and allowed two hits Stadium lost her chance to fight the case before After a delay of nearly an hour, however, the Silence a Triple Crown champion. said he went to Howard Johnson for his fourth save. Since he beat Hearns, Leonard with Leonard, and he was leading Johnson, inserted as the leadoff the Texas Supreme Court. Shockers’ Eric Wedge blooped a two-run single to Easy Goer finished second in both as the leadoff man after deciding IV has fought only four times for on all three official cards when he batter at the last minute Wednes­ The Cubs got four runs in the The state’s high civil appeals court Wednes­ center to break the tie and Florida State’s 12-game the Kentucky Derby and the to juggle the lineup following the total of 33 rounds. The inactivity was stopped in the 14th. day, responded with a homer, third, as the first six hitters day denied an application to consider the case, winning streak as Wichita State kept its national Preakness. must have taken a toll, but poundings the Mets took from the reached safely. double and three runs scored in Cubs the first two games. thus letting stand a previous court ruling which title hopes alive with a 7-4 victory. Of course, there will be several Leonard still takes a good punch Hearns could give Leonard Damon Berryhill singled in one New York’s 10-5 rout of the Cubs. “ I wrote down some names and said the Rangers were not responsible for the Wedge, a catcher drafted by the Boston Red Sox. other 3-year-olds in the Belmont, and still hits with authority. trouble again by boxing, but it’s run, Dwight Smith had an RBI accident. “ I ’m just going to play hard and showed them to (Mets scout) had four RBIs to force a rematch Friday between and one of them could turn the Hearns, on the other hand, has doubtful his legs can carry him to double and Lloyd McClendon and try to even up the series.” said Darrell Johnson, and asked Lizabeth Dent was hit in the mouth by a foul the Seminoles. 54-17, and fourth-seeded Shockers, rematch sour. fought 16 times for a total of 114 a decision victory. Vance Law each had run-scoring Johnson. ‘What do you think?’ He said, ‘It ball as she sat in the stands during the game on 66-16. The winner of that game will play for the Age and attrition could sourthe rounds. Some of those fights were singles. During the rally, Ryne If Hearns goes after Leonard The Cubs had won Monday’s looks fine to me.’ ” Aug. 10. 1984. NCAA title on Saturday against Texas or Louisiana RoHerbldde rematch between Leonard and real wars, and in his last three Sandberg was forced to leave the from the opening bell and gets night game 15-3 and Tuesday’s So Davey went with Ho Jo. Mrs. Dent and her husband. David Dent, State. Hearns. bouts, Hearns looked like a game with a bruised tricep when nailed, Leonard could win in less 8-4. “ Everything you try to do is claimed the stadium owners were negligent “ I thought I threw a good pitch to Wedge. He’s just The last time these two men fighter whose legs are gone and he was hit by a pitch. time than it will take Sunday “ I don’t think they could keep because they did not inform spectators of both a big strong guy and he hit it.” Kimball said. Bt0ck/Satmm YMow ' met they were young fighters in supposed to be logical, and we’ve with them the ability to take a Silence to win the Belmont up that pace, and besides, too The Mets tied it with two outs in the danger of attending a baseball game and “ I thought the rain was going to help me because their prime in a young man’s shot. only been scoring a few runs, so I the fourth on singles by Gregg Reg- *189” MA\CROBIADE Stakes. many things are going right for just said ‘The heck with it,” ’ said the availability of screened seats. they had gotten the crowd in the ballgame and had a them,” said Mets left fielder Jeffries, Jeff McKnight and Appeals Court Judge Joe Spurlock II said in little momentum going. As it turned out, it was the the manager. “ I wanted McRey­ Barry Lyons and a balk by Kevin McReynolds. “ I c a n ’t see his opinion. “ The availability of screened seats worst thing that could have happened,” he said. NOW nolds hitting behind a couple of Sutcliffe. them getting the breaks they’ve' left-handed hitters.” is apparent and discernible to all.” Wedge said he wasn’t nervous as he waited in the Johnson walked to lead off the Graf gains French finals been getting.” dugout for the game to resume. Btm ek/Bright Fimlt J r So he put him in the lineup fifth and Magadan doubled before y49®\\ On Wednesday, McReynolds behind Johnson and Dave Florida State had beaten Wichita State 4-2 in the By Andrew Worshow as she forced the the West Seles, who was playing her first McReynolds’ wind-blown homer NYTWA awards to Phipps broke a 4-4 tie with a three-run Magadan. Series opener on Sunday and another victory would V V ^ " The Associated Press German into a stream of errors. Grand Slam event and had which barely reached the seats iii homer in the fifth inning, chasing Cubs manager Don Zimmer have guaranteed the Seminoles a spot in the title Going for the lines on almost eliminated two seeded players, left. NEW YORK (A P) — Ogden Phipps, owner of Rick Sutcliffe, 7-4, who failed to was surprised at the score with Kentucky Derby and Preakness runner-up game. PARIS — Defending champion every point, Seles stopped Graf Zina Garrison and Manuela ^ McClendon’s fourth homer cut pitch seven innings for the first Gooden and Sutcliffe on the Easy Goer, won three awards Wednesday in Texas will advance to the championship game Steffi Graf, pushed to the limit by from getting into her usual Maleeva. It to 9-5 in the fifth, but Howard time in 12 starts. mound. annual voting by the New York ‘Turf Writers with a victory tonight over Louisiana State. If LSU the tournament’s youngest attacking groove and stayed with “ It doesn’t matter I lost. I ’m Johnson led off the sixth with his Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden. “ Anytime you get five runs off Association. wins, the two will play again Friday to determine player, outlasted 15-year-old the world’s No. 1 player until 3-3 proud of myself. To tell the truth, 12th to give the Mets a five-run 7-2 this year and 17-3 lifetime Gooden, it should be good enough who plays Saturday. Monica Seles 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 today to in the final set. all through the match I didn’t lead again. Phipps was named outstanding owner and reach the final of the French think I could win.” breeder, and he also was cited as owner of the Open. Only in the last three games did “ Maybe just a little bit, when it N YTW A ’s horse of the year for 1988, Personal Seles’ hopes of pulling off one of was 2-1, 30-love in the third set, I Ensign, who retired undefeated after last year. Seles, an unseeded Florida- the greatest upsets in women’s Fernando back in winner’s circle Shug McGaughey, who trains for Phipps, Johnson dreams 1 thought I might have a little based Yugoslav with smashing was named trainer of the year, and Jose tennis evaporate. She dropped chance but when I started to think By Ben Walker Zetra Blmck/Smtmrm Y*tiow groundstrokes on both her fore­ has won five of his last six Santos, the nation’s leading rider, was named her serve to go down 5-3 and Graf, about it, my hands started The Associated Press hand and backhand, gave Graf relaxing for the first time, served shaking. decisions and been the winning outstanding jockey. of running again her toughest match in a Grand N L Roundup pitcher in three of Houston’s last out the match at love. “ I had nothing to lose, I was just There were those who won­ Slam tournament for over a year five victories. Dave Smith “ I ’m really satisfied,” said hoping to getting a game off her.” dered whether Fernando Valen­ MILAN, Italy (A P ) — Ben Johnson trains for a pitched one inning for his 11th Dalrymple, Vanier advance week, relaxes for a week and dreams of the day he zuela would ever win another six runs as Cincinnati beat save. major-league game. visiting San Francisco. BIRKDALE, England (AP) — Americans can once again face Carl Lewis with an Olympic Cardinals 5, Expos 2: Tom Valenzuela put those doubts to O’Neill hit his first career slam Chris Dalrymple and Gary Vanier joined 30 gold medal at stake. Brunansky homered and drove in Money motivates Chesnokov rest — at least fora day — with his and the first by a Reds’ player other players Wednesday in advancing to the Johnson, whose use of steroids cost him the three runs, leading St. Louis past first victory in nearly a year as since last June 14. He also hit a second match-play round in the British Olympic 100-meter gold medal last year at Seoul, is Mark Langston and Montreal PARIS (AP) — Money is a news conference following his 6-4, some. the Los Angeles Dodgers held off solo home run, his ninth, and an Amateur Open golf championship. serving a two-year suspension from internationai great motivator. Just ask Andrei 6-0, 7-5 victory over the world’s Chesnokov and Natalia Zver­ RBI single, making him 14-for-26 A crowd of 30,214, the largest in Dalrymple. 33, who runs a clothing shop in track and field competition. In the meantime, he is the Atlanta Braves 5-4 Wednes­ Montreal since opening day, Chesnokov of the Soviet Union. No, 2 player and three-time eva recently broke ranks from day night. against the Giants this season. Pinehurst Village, N.C., defeated Stephane working out on his own. turned out to see Langston in his Che.snokov eliminated defend­ French Open champion. the Soviet tennis system by “ I waited for a long time. I just Rick Mahler, 8-5, allowed 10 Lovey of the Netherlands 5 and 4 to set up a “ My form and my weight are the same as before. home debut since being traded by ing champion Mats Wilander on However, in an earlier televi­ signing personal contracts with want to do my job and hope to be hits, including solo homers by meeting in the round of 32 with Sweden’s Per Also, my times are very good,” Johnson said in an Seattle. Langston, l-i, pitched Wednesday to reach the .semifi­ sion interview, Chesnokov said he an American sports management Terry Kennedy and Candy Mal­ Nyman. interview scheduled for broadcast today on Italy’s winning again, ” he said after first seven innings and gave up four nals of the $4.5 million French “ would like 40 percent. I think company. Their acts were marks victory since last June 14. “ It took donado, in his fifth complete Vanier, 38, a San Francisco stockbroker, had Canale 5. PLUS... runs on seven hits. He struck out Open. The semifinal berth earns they (Soviet sports authorities) of defiance to the Soviet Sports a long time to win one game.” game in 14 starts. to rally to overcome Welshman Jonathan “ I clocked a'time of world level over 60 meters the Soviet player at least $73,000. will agree to 25 percent.” Committee, which was giving eight and walked five. recently. I have high hopes that my position is ALL THE ACCESSORIES YOU NEED! Valenzuela had lost a career- Astro* 3, Padres 2: Mike Scott Blewett. Vanier was 2-down after six holes, but How much of that sum Ches­ Whatever deal he has cut, it is them a travel and living allo­ Phillies 7, Pirates 5: Curt Ford’s cleared up., I’m looking forward to a comeback in high eight straight decisions and won his 10th game and Houston evened the score on the 15th when Blewett hit nokov is going to see remains providing him with more motiva­ wance while keeping the rest of pinch single keyed a three-run September next year.” was winless in 19 starts. He was defeated San Diego at the Astro­ into some bushes. Vanier won on the final hole unclear. Soviet athletes tradition­ tion than before. the players’ winnings. eighth inning that sent Philadel­ When not training. “ I drive around in my car, I not impressive this time but he dome. The Astros have won 12 of and next will face Chris Davison, one of two ally are required to turn over “ Why not? If you pay me more Last year, Chesnokov won phia over Pittsburgh. The Phil­ listen to music. I see movies and a lot of sports on won in Atlanta, the same place he their last 13 games and moved South Africans left in the tournament. most of their earnings to their money,” Chesnokov said. $59,500 for winning a tournament lies won their second straight television.” Johnson added. made his big-league debut on into a first-place tie in the West There were 34 Americans entered when two Anaconda-Kaye Sports national federation. The recent wave of glasnost in Florida. He said he received after an 11-game losing streak As for his immediate situation, Johnson is Sept. 15. 1980. with Cincinnati and San rounds of medal play started Monday in the “ I will take some, maybe not and perestroika have enabled just $496. and the Pirates lost their sixth in scheduled to testify beginning Monday before the VBA Reds 12, Giants 5; Paul O’Neill Francisco. a row. annual tournament, but only four qualified for 313 Green Rd., Manchester, CT 06040 646-8344 73.000, maybe a little less, maybe Soviet athletes not only to talk Now, he is talking about keep­ Canadian government panel investigating drug use homered twice, including a grand Scott, 10-3, gave up two runs on the 64-player match play that started 72.000, ” Chesnokov said at the about money, but also to keep ing most of the money. Reliever Jeff Parrett, 2-4, got in sports, a body empaneled after Johnson’s gold slam, and drove in a career-high seven hits in seven innings. He the victory. Wednesday. Mon-Fri 12:00-6:00 Thurs 12:00-8:00 Sat 9:30-5:00 medal was taken away. -If___ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 8, 1989 — 17 Rec Softball SCOREBOARD Pu zzles T V Tonight Tonight’s games J ACROSS 2 Tear apart Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00PM d) (£) dD ® New. Coastal vs. Postal. 6 — Fitzgerald 3 Cover eyes operation; when Bret flees house arrest in 0 3 Matt Houston holds-barred "death matches, " Ted Ver­ group of American PUW s pulls together In Pub vs. Farr’s, 7:30 — Fitzgerald 1 Missile type 4 1550, Roman r T T T 0 T S T 0 T 0 England, he seeks help from Bernard. (60 non, Anthony Albarino, R.S. King. 1987. an effort to survive their internment in (abbr.) (iD Star Trek > min.) Part 12 of 12. Police vs. PM. 6 — Robertson B aseball 5 Opera prince E A u 1 S E E 1 B A R Rated NR. (In Stereo) North Vietnam. Michael Moriartv, Paul Le C alendar 5 Made angry 6 Competitor ( IS McMillan and Wife [A & E ] Barry Douglas Mat, Jeffrey Jones. 1987. Rated R. Purdy vs. Oakland. 6 — Pagani 9 Genetic E G G [ n E R V E L E S S 11:50PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Breed Strano vs Nassiff. 7:30 — Pagani siWiiN 7 Actor Wallach Sledge Hammerl [C N N ] Larry King Uve Apart' A mountain climber and a reclusive [U S A ] Today's FBI material (abbr.) 8 Satirical artist O s _N N E P 1 S O (S ) Motorwaek (R) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Ivanhoe' An adventura- environmentalist clash over the sanctity of 2:05AM GD Love Boat Pub/MMH vs. MPizza, 6 — Nike American League atandinga ll*:ltePiH? eNWRWto, 12 Cover with 9 W W II event a rare bald eagle's nest and the love of a L 1 E N 1 B S ^ Charlia'e Angel. some 12th-century Saxon knight returns J.C. Penney vs. Reed. 7:30 — Nike J. \ ^ Today gold paint 10 Loch___ local woman. Rutger Hauer, Kathleen Tur­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Ivanhoe' An adventure­ U S E E S from the crusades to find himself disinher­ 1 3 -----monster monster S C E A S E (3 ) Family T ie . (CC). ited and the woman he loves engaged to a ner, Powers Boothe. 1984. Rated R. some 12th-centurY Saxon knight returns Mainville vs. Ward, 6 — Keeney East DIvIston fW l^lic SUNliND m>k me ran? BOYS TRACK - Manches­ from the crusades to find himself disinher­ 1 4 -----Moines L 1 D R A U L ® World of Survival (R) gluttonous man. James Mason, Anthony W L Pet. OB ter at State Open, Willow 11 In present A N T A 1 2:00AM (X I USA Today Scheduled: ited and the woman he loves engaged to a Baltimore 31 23 .574 15 Bad Andrews, Olivia Hussey. 1982. Sl/Kf Sfidt-W TTW tes condition (2 E D 1 e1 U N 1 T C E S (S) Three'. Company how states are dealing with teacher shor­ gluttonous man. James Mason. Anthony Oevelond 2B 29 .491 4'/7 Brook Park, New Britain, 4:30 16 Latin poet [H B O ] MOVIE: The Stepfather' (CC) A Boston wds.) [A& E] New Wllderne.s tages. Andrews, Olivia Hussey. 1982. 26 a .481 5 ^ tv p.m. 17 As far______X E B E C G A R M E N T teen-ager becomes suspicious of her New York 26 30 .464 19 Basketball org. (39 Friday the 13th; The Series A cere­ 6 BeeNAWttins! know R [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Care Bear. Adven­ mother's new husband, a man whose vi­ 2:25AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Private In- Mllwoukee 26 31 .456 6'/} TbttliteiTHKFARi! 21 Youth gp. I ■ • monial Indian rattle helps a doctor save ture in Wonderland' Animated. Alice and sion of the perfect family leads to violence. vestigationa' An innocent man gats IN B R IE F Toronto 74 33 .421 8-4), 7:35 o.m. Channel 3 Africa and nudist-colony owner who incurs the wrath 1987. Rated R. [USA] Cartoon Express arts competition. Jean Claude Van Chlcogo (King4-7)atTexas (Ryan6-3),S:35 Arabia 15 of agitated neighbors. (60 min.) (R) (In A junior golf league is also being planned at 17 Damme. Donald Gibb, Leah Ayres 1988. o.m. 40 Cite as proof 6:30PM C S C B S News (CC). (In Stereo) Stereo) 3.00AM (X ) Home Shopping Over­ Minnechaug. There is a fee for the golf league, Only gomes scheduled Red Sox 6. Tigers 1 Dodgers S, Braves 4 Rated R. (In Stereo) night Service (3 hrs.) Cardlnals5,Expos2 42 Split up 18 (X) S S ABC News (CC). and for the lessons. Friday's Games 44 Hissing sound d4) Mystery!: Gama, Set and Match Boston at New York, 7 :» o.m, (CC) Bernard and Werner pick up an oper­ (39 White Shadow Sportlight 46 After Nov. S S Too Close for Comfort 1 2:30AM (X) St. Elsewhere For more information, call the pro shop at Seottle ot Clevelond, 7:35 o.m. BOSTON DETROIT LOS ANGELS ATLANTA STLOUIS MONTREAL 22 23 ative who has been transmitting London g Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Otrolt ot Toronto, 7:35 o.m. Ob r h bl 47 Philippine is­ NBC News (CC). (X) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 643-9914 or the New England School of Golf r h bl Ob r h M obrbbl obrhbl material to the KGB from two sources g Trapper John, M.D. Mllwoukee at Boltimore, «:05 o.m. Reed ss 5 0 10 Pettis cl I Gontalz rt 3 0 0 0 Blouser 3b 4 0 2 0 Coleman If 5 12 0 ONIxon cf 5 12 0 land Nightly Business Report identified as "Jake" and "Ironfoot" (60 (g ) g ) Late Night With David Letter- about the lessons at 564-5679. CTilcogo ot Minnesota, 8:05 o.m. Heeo 1b 4 110 Lynn It 1 0 0 0 (3regg If 5 1 1 0 26 27 31 32 OSmIth ss 3 2 11 Foley 2b 50 Hawaiian (S ) Family Ties (CC). min.) Part 10 of 12. man (In Stereo) [A & E ] Rising Damp When Rigsby gets a Californio ot Konsos City, 8:35 o.m. Esoskv 1b 1 0 0 0 GWard It 5 2 3 0 Thomas ss 4 10 0 Goerrer lb 4 0 0 0 DGorcl oh June 8 volcano, Mauna new sports car he becomes a potential ac­ Oakland ot Texas, 8:35 o m Boggs 3b 5 2 3 1 WhItakr 2b 5 111 DMrphy cf 4 13 1 LIndmn 1b 0 0 0 0 Golarro 1b 33 S S Love Connection dZ) Upstairs, Downstairs (g ) Success 'n Ufa cident Greenwl It 4 0 11 MorInd 1b 3 0 10 Evans 1b 5 0 0 0 Bmnsky rt 4 12 3 Raines It 1935 — Omaha, ridden by [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rikky and Pate' (CC) (g) Morton Downey Jr. Evans rt 52 Mortar mixer [A & E ] Profiles Featured: George Mar­ [C N N ] Headline News Overnight 2 10 0 Nokes dh 3 0 11 JDovIs c 2 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 4 0 10 WoMoch 3b To escape the police and a broken rom­ Herrera wins cycle stage National League atandinga Kutcher rt Willis Saunders, becomes the 37 shall. ® ) What a Country! 10 10 Lemon ph 3 10 0 DJomes It 2 0 11 Oouend 2b 3 10 0 Aldrete rf 55 The woman ance. an inventor and his sister take off for [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Burks cl 3)1) Sherldn rt 4 111 Berrod rt 3 12 1 MThmp cf 3 0 0 0 nfioerkt c third horse to win the Triple 56 Novelist [CNN] Showbiz Today ® Gene Scott M O N TE GENEROSO, Switzerland (AP) — Horn dh a new life in the Australian outback. Ste­ [U S A ] MOVIE: 'A Streetcar Named De­ East Division 1 0 0 0 KWIms ph 4 0 0 0 Wthrbv ph 10 11 TPena c 4 0 3 1 Owen ss Crown by capturing the Bel­ Bagnold 40 41 [ESPN] SportsLook Luis “Lucho” Herrera of Colombia scored his Quinton dh 2 0 12 Heath c 3 0 12 Benedict c 0 0 0 0 HIM 0 3 0 0 0 Longstn p phen Kearney. Nina LandiS. 1988. RatedR. [A&E] Wild World of the East sire' A woman's repressed sexuality is W L PCI. OB Gedman c mont Stakes with a l*/i-length 58 Hawkeye State (In Stereo) awakened by the brutality of her animalis­ second stai^e victory in the Tour of Italy cycling Chlcogo 3 1 1 0 Schu 3b 0 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b 4 0 10 Costello 0 0 0 0 0 McGffgn o 7:00PM d ) Inside Edition [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Haunted School' A 32 24 .571 Romero 2b 4 0 2 1 Pedriau ss 0 0 0 0 ZSmIth 0 2 0 1 0 59 Diving bird tic brother-in-law. Ann-Margret, Treat Wil­ Montreol 31 27 .534 Daylev p 0 0 0 0 WJhnsn oh victory over Firethron. 10:1 5 P M (g ) Honeymoonars young woman's efforts to establish a event while Frenchman Laurent Fignon 2 Bergmn lb 1 0 0 0 Alvarez p 0 0 0 Totals 0 S3 5 9 S Totatt fight liams, Beverly D'Angelo. 1984. New York 29 26 .577 7Vi CEl @ Wheel of Fortune (CC). school In the Australian outback are met Totals 35 6 12 6 Totals Russell ph 10 0 0 1950 — Boston beats St. 61 Invalid 47 48 [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Secret ot My Suc­ retained the pink jersey as the overall leader, St. Louis 26 a .481 5 49 63 54 m Coeby Show (CC). (In Stereo) with hostility. Carol Drinkwater, James 3:05AM cs Family Feud Pittsburgh 21 Acker 0 0 0 0 0 SILouls 000 Louis Browns 29-4 at Fenway cess' (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy Herrera won a seven-mile uphill against-the- 33 .389 10 Boston 200 002 Oil— 6 Blocker oh 10 0 0 62 Definite article Laurie. Michael Becker. 1986. Rated NR. Phllodelphlo » 34 .370 11 Montreal 003 (H) (S) Cheers (CC). makes his way up Manhattan's corporate [A & E ] Black Adder II Detroit 000 100 000— 1 Boever p 0 0 0 0 E— Hill, MThompson. DP— StLouls 2. Park and the Red Sox set six 63 Looked at 65 58 [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Motors- 3:30AM clock race, ending at 1.223 meters of altitude on West Division 64 Abstract being (2S) M*A*S*H ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ E— Heeo, Evons, Heoth. DP— Detroit 1. 35 S 8 5 Totals H 4 12 4 LOB— SILouls 9, Montreal 9, 2B— ONIxon, major league records. The tive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Richard ports series. [ES P N ] College Baseball World Series: the top of this Swiss mountain. W L Pci. OB LOB— Boston 9, Detroit 7. 2B— Reed, CIncInnotl 32 24 .571 Raines, Calensan, Rtzgerald. OSmIth. 69 61 S S MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Jordan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Easy Street Team s to be announced From Omaha. Boggs. 3B— Boggs. HR— Moreland (5). Los Angeles too 004 080— 5 HR— Brunonskv (7). SB— OSmIth 3 (10), records broken were, most [LIFE] Fignon. who finished 1:45 behind Herrera, Houston 33 75 .569 DOWN (S ) Police Story Part 1 of 2. Neb. (2 hrs.) (R) SB— Burks (11). SF— Burks. Attantg oOO 100 300—4 ONIxon 2 (19), Coleman (25), Raines (13). runs scored by one team; 10 : 3 0 P M (B ) Odd Coupla also lost 34 seconds to second-place Flavio Son Froncisco 33 75 .569 _ 62 1 2:35AM (X) Pat Sajak Son Diego IP H R ER BB SO E— Hamilton. DP— Los Angeles 1. S— Costello. SF— Brunonskv. 63 84 ® d S Current Affair 3:35AM (X) News (R) 30 30 .500 4 Boston LOB— Los Angeles 7, Atlanta 11. 2B— most long lilts in a game with 1 By the time (3D Synchronal Giupponi of Italy in the overall standings, but Los Angeles 28 29 .491 IF 1 :00AM (33) Twilight Zone 4»/j Dooson W6-4 7 4 1 Treodwov, Gibson, Gregg. HR— Berroa StLouls ------to SS Star Trek 4:00AM (39 streets of San Francisco Atlanta 24 34 .414 9 17 (nine doubles, one triple SB) All in the Family still held a lead of 1 minute. 16 seconds with Murohv 2 0 ( Hill W>4 Phoenix A look at the people and dD Laverne 8i Shirley WtdnesOav's Games and seven homers); most (e)1989 by NEA. Inc [A&E] Chronicle g ) INN News g One Day at a Time only four stages to go. Detroit IP H R ER BB SO Costello places of Scotland. [A&E] Barry Douglas New York 10, Chlcogo 5 Alexandr L,46 5 2-3 6 t Los AneolM [A & E ] MOVIE; 'An Almost Perfect Af­ St. Louis 5, Montreal 2 Dovley S,3 total bases with 60, most extra (g ) Honeymooners FWIIIIams 21-3 3 1 Volenzlo W.1-5 61-3 9 Montreal [CNN] Moneyline [CNN] Crossfire fair' A young American filmmaker sinks Cincinnati 12, Son Froncisco 5 bases on long hits with 32; d9 Three's Company Trullo 1 3 1 . „ Horton 1-3 0 Lonoston L.1-1 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (R) his savings into his first movie, only to be Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 5 APeno Dooson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. 0 2 McGffaan most runs for two games with scores. [A & E ] Backstage With Joshua Logan disillusioned by the wheeling and dealing SkyDome roof need work Los Angeles 5, Atlanta-^ WP— Alexonder. BK— Dooson 2. JHowell S.11 2 1-3 1 [HBO] M O V IE: 'Crystal Heart' A young Houston 3, San Olego 2 CELEBRITY CIPHER Director Joshua Logan gives his views on of the film industry. Keith Carradine, Mon­ Umpires— Home, Shulock; First, Hendry; Atlanta 49 (20 as day earlier) and most Ce(«brlty CIptw cryptograms are creatad from quotations by famous poople. past and praaent. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire man restricted to a germ-free environment Thursday's Games the theater and highlights of his career. ica Vitti. 1979. TORONTO (AP) — For the first time in Second, Tschldo; Third, Evans ZSmIth L,V9 5^^ 7 hits in two games with 51 (28 in Each (alter In the cipher tttndt lor another. Today's dua: A equals M. [USA] Miami Vice due to an inadequate immune system falls Son Francisco (Cook 0-0) at CIncInnotl T— 2:59. A— 17,741. Alvarez 1-3 0 [HBO] HBO Comedy Hour (CC) Comic in love with a beautiful rock singer. Lee [C N N ] Larry King Overnight major league history, a game was played (D.Jackson A8), 12:35 o.m. Acker today’s game). 2 0 7:30PM (X ) Entertainment Tonight Martin Short (a.k.a. Ed Grimlay) is joinad by Curreri. Tawny Kitaen, Lloyd Bochner. [LIFE ] Self-Improvement Guide St. Louis (Teriv 4-5) ot Montreol Boever 1 'AH GVXFJU XKEUVU8 EKS indoors and outdoors in the same stadium on (K.Gross 6-3), 5 o.m. 1 1958 — Mickey Wright beats Robin Williams' new movie "Deat Poets guests includirtg Eugene Levy and Tracey 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) White Sox 6, Rangers 4 Scholastic Ultman as he regales the audience with [M AX] MOVIE: 'Monsignor' An ambi­ Wednesday night, but not before some fans and Pittsburgh (Wolk 5-4) ot Philadelphia PB— Oempsev. Fay Crocker by six strokes to Society." (In Stereo) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide eight of his whacky characters. (60 min.) tious priest employs controversial meth­ home plate umpire Rich Garcia got soaked. (McWilliams 2-6), 7:35 o.m. Umpires— Home, Tota; First, Loyne; VE SFJ JISJES KR AH d @ Jeopardy! (CC). New York (Darling 4-4) at Chlcogo win the LPGA Championship. (In Stereo) [USA] Search for Tomorrow ods in his rise to power in the Vatican. CHICAGO TEXAS I Second, RIpplev; Third, Froemming. Christopher Reeve, Genevieve Bujold, Joe With dark clouds and thunder in the distance (BleleckI 4-2). 8:05 p.m. Ob r h bl T— 3:02. A— 11,324. 1980 — Sally Little wins the d Kate 8i Allie (CC) DKUUJUUVKEU WNS VE SFJ 1 1 :0 0 P M ( I ) ( g ) (g ) ® dZ) News 1:25AM [M A X ] The Neville Brothers: Cortese. 1982. Rated R. threatening rain, the SkyDome’s retractable San Diego (Show 6-6) at Houston Gollghr cf 5 0 3 0 Espy cf State Girls Open LPGA Championship by three (3i) INN News Tell It Uke It Is The Neville Brothers pre­ (Knepper 36). 8:35 o.m. MonrlQ jb 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss (X ) Benny Hill roof began closing in the fifth inning of the Only gomes scheduled strokes over Jane Blalock. ® M*A*S*H sent blues, rock and zydeco from New Or­ 4:05AM [TM C] MOVIE; The Secret Lyons 2b 2 0 0 0 Palmer lb RJTEJUU KR AH TMESU.' — Cheers (CC). leans, with guests Including Greg Allman, of My Success' (CC) An ambitious Kan­ Friday's Gomes Baines dh (39 game between the Milwaukee Brewers and 5 0 10 Sierra rf EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Here ore the 1986 — Larry Bird scores 29 QS) Win. Lose or Draw sas farmboy makes his way up Manhat­ St. Louis ot Chlcogo, 2:20 p.m. Kittle 1b 4 13 1 Franco 2b Astros 3, Padres 2 results from lheC| AC Girls' State Open Truck (3D Synchronal Herbie Hancock, Bonnie Raitt, Jimmy Buf­ Toronto Blue Jays. Phllodelphlo at Montreal, 7:35 om. points to lead the Boston (S) Nawhart (CC). fett and Dennis Quaid (60 min.) (In Stereo) tan's corporate ladder by masquerading as Boston If 0 10 0 Buechle 3b Meet at Eost Hartford High School on WGKSFJGSKE. (g ) Jeffertons (CC). The closing operation began at 8:48 E D T and New York at Pittsburgh. 7:35 o.m. Coldem rf 4 2 3 0 Incvglla If Wednesdov: Celtics to a 114-97 victory over (3S) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) a junior executive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Atlanta at Houston, 8:35 o.m. Fisk c 3 10 1 BBell dh I SAN DIEOO HOUSTON Team Scores PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "TV just stands for tired vaudeville.” — Morey SD This Old House (CC). (R) 1:30AM C£) career Media Network Slater, Richard Jordan. 1987. Rated PG- ended at 9:22 — too late to prevent a brief CIncInnotl at Los Angeles. 10:35 o.m. the Houston Rockets and its [A & E ] World of Survival CMortnz If 3 111 Kunkel pr O brhbl O brh bl 1. Weover-Harttord, 80; 3. Bloomfield, 60; 3. Amsterdam. (g ) Weekday (R) QD Joe Franklin 13. (In Stereo) stoppage in play. When the roof is working Son Diego at San Froncisco. 10:35 o.m. Guillen ss 4 0 3 2 Sundbrg c I Roberts rt 3 0 0 0 BHotchr If 4 12 0 East Hartford, 30; 4, Monchester, 37; 5. 16th NBA title. [CNN] Crossfire (g ) M*A*S*H (39 INN News 4:10AM (X) Nightwatch Joined in EWIIms 3b 3 0 11 Leach ph 3 1 0 0 0 Young cf 3 0 11 Rtch-Grolon ond Hall-West Hartford, 19; 7. [DIS] Pontoffel Pock This animated perfectly, the procedure is scheduled to take 20 1 0 0 0 Doron 2b 4 0 0 0 South Windsor, 17; 8. New Britoln, 13'/i; 9. g) Angie Progress American League results Kreuter c story by Dr. Seuss tells of Pontoffel Pock d 9 Arsenic Hall (In Stereo) minutes. But SkyDome officials are still Relrr>er ph b 5 1 1 0 GDavIs 1b 2 111 Klllingly, 10; W. Wilbur Cross-New Haven, 9; (g ) Later With Bob Costas [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Reform School Girls' A Totals 3 0 2 0 Puhl rt and his magic piano that will take him any­ [A & E ] Rising Damp When Rigsby gets a working out some kinks. 36 6 15 6 Totals 3 0 2 1 11. Bristol Central, Wllby-Woterburv, Wind­ good girl lands in a tough reform school b 3 0 12 Camlnit 3b 3 0 0 0 ham and Ledvard, 8; 15. Rockville; 6; 16 where at the touch of a button new sports car he becomes a potential ac­ (g ) Hogan's Heroes after she gets mixed-up in a botched rob­ As three of the four panels moved to cover the Athletics 3, Twins 2 Chlcogo ooo 201 0 0 0 0 Romirz ss 3 0 0 0 RHAM-Hebron, Low-Mllford, 5; 18. NFA, Transactions [ESPN] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing cident. Newsnight Update 2 0 0 0 Trevino c I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [CNN] bery attempt. Linda Carol, Wendy O. Wil­ stadium, the home plate area was left exposed. Ttxos 100 000 3 110 Hamden, Stonlngfon, Amlty-Woodbrldge, report. [C N N ] Moneyline DP— Texas 1. LOB— Chlcogo 10. Texas 6, 1 1 0 0 0 Scott p 2 0 0 0 Griswold, Pomperaug-Southbury, 4. 34. ■ • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae [ESPN] Auto Racing: Corvette Chal­ liams, Pat Ast. 1986. Rated R [HBO] MOVIE: 'Summer Camp Night­ Garcia, his shirt soaked, stopped play for six MINNESOTA OAKLAND 2B— Espy. BBell, Incavlglla, Colderon. HR— c 4 u 0 0 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 Hlllhouse-New Haven and New Milford, 3; 26, [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Jay John­ lenge Unscramble these four Jumbles, mare' After taking control of a summer minutes and ordered a tarp placed over the Ob r h bi Ob r h bi Espy (2), Kittle (10). SB— Espy 2 (25). b 4 0 10 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Ahorgon-CIInton, Simsbury and Holy Cross- BASEBALL stone is host [USA] Search for Tomorrow Bckmn 2b S— Boston. SF— Leech, Fisk, EWIIIIams. 4 0 0 0 DaSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Woterburv.l, one letter to each square, to form camp from Its dictatorial director, a coun­ dirt. 4 0 0 0 Phillips 3h 3 12 1 AnwrlconLocioua lour ordinary words. P o C? jo [LIF E ] Spenser: For Hire Gagne ob 10 0 0 BIknsp rf 3 0 10 3 12 0 Individual Resulls; NEW YORK YANKEES-SIgned JOKn /7‘y ' ' ' selor puts the place under paramilitary rule. 2:00AM (X) The Judge (CC) Two sections running up the five levels on the Moses If 3 0 0 0 PolonIa If 10 10 IP I 10 10 4x100 meter— 1. New Britain 51.23; 2 Robartson, Todd Devereoux, RIckv Strick­ ▼ c ? H z Chuck Connors. Charles Stratton, Adam [U S A ] Miami Vice EMERGENCY Puckett cf Chlcogo 3S 2 8 2 Totcilt 27 3 7 3 Manchester 51.30; 1 Weaver 51.39; 4. Hamden (39 Update: Making it Happen 4 0 2 0 DHedsn cf 4 0 2 1 land, Paul Oster ond Rich Barnwell, O Carl. 1987. Rated PG-13 1 1 :3 0 P M (X ) News Fire — Police — Medical third- and first-base sides were left exposed Dwver dh 3 0 10 McGwr dh 3 0 0 0 Rosenberg 51.77; 5. EastHortford51,87; 6. RHAM51.94. outfielders; Adin Lohrv and John Jorvis. NA SE g NVR Showcase Loudnr ph Hlllegos « 002 OOO OOD—2 Shot Put— 1, Angelo Josephs (Weover) d 4 8 Hours (CC) Scheduled: during the 34-minute operation, forcing the 10 0 0 DParkr ph 10 0 0 catchers; James Mauldin, Mike Cordelia, 8:00PM (X ) Ig ) Nightlina (CC). g To Be Announced, GoettI 3b 4 12 0 Steinbeh c Pail 100 002 OOx— 3 38-feet; i Chinita Porks (Cross) 36-3; 3. Sue a look at the strike of the United Mine 4 0 0 0 Rich Pokik, Peter Gletien, James Haller ond (X ) Morton Downey Jr. DIAL 911 fans to scurry for cover as others sat Bush rf 3 0 10 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 10 Patterson W,3-0 ft, CJames, Andersen. DP— San Twoddle (Brtstol Ontrol) 36.3; 4. BekkI iJrrv Stanford, pifehers; Scoff Romano, ClHITiawta Workers of America against the Pittston g Jeffersons (CC). Thigpen S,10 I Diego 3. LOB— San Diego 9, Houston 3. AilliMoA comfortably in their seats. Gladdn ph 10 10 Arndt 1b 4 110 Etfmon (Stonlnoton) 33.6; MIssle Aubln third bosemon; Rich Turrentine, shortttoo< Coal Company in Virginia. (60 min.) (In (39 Honeymooners SportsLook In Manchester Uarkin 1b Ttxos 2B— Puhl 2, RAIomar, TGwynn, CJames, (Klllingly) 33.4; 6. Mary Atortin (Cross) 33.Z [ESPN] 3 10 0 Jovler If 2 0 0 0 ond Jose Voldez, second bosemon. Stereo) (3D Synchronal As the roof closed, the people in the stands Newmn ss 3 0 11 Gallego ss 3 10 0 Jetfcoot Terrell. 3B— GDovIs. S— Scott, Yourtg. Javelin— l. Cyndl DeRoehn (East Hart- TEXAS RANGERS^SIon^ Joy Fronkllnz [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Hanoi Hilton' A MIelke IP H R ER BB SO SIDAY d Mets delivered a standing ovation. Mercodo c 2 0 0 0 ford) 1169; 2. Tricio Griffiths (Klllingly) Steofien Rowley, Robert Brown, Keith Quest dS) Baseball: New York at Chi­ @ Government Grants CCastlll ph DHall 111-11; 3. Debbie Rober (Rockville) 106-10; 4. cago Cubs or San Diego Padres at Hous­ The Blue Jays went on to win, 4-2, over the 10 0 0 ArtcGoooh, Gerald Alexander, B r^ n Gore, ^SHE’S going (g ) Tonight Show (In Stereo) Harper c 10 11 Guonte L.3-3 7 3 3 1 2 Sue Hatfield (Griswold) 106.7; 5. Twaddle Woshinoton and Kevin Fowler, ' " 1 to do the ton Astros (3 hrs.) (Live) Brewers. Totals 34 2 f 2 Totols RogersVWTTt 9 t J U U ? 1059; 6. Erin Cole (New Milford) 1055. __1__ □ proposing (g ) Innovation A profile of Paul Mac- 32 3 8 2 pitchers; John RInn, Intlelder; Brian Roper, d The Untouchables Rosenberg pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Long Jump— 1. Alexia Cruz (Manchester) w che r; Dovld Lxi Vatlee, third basemon;and Cready, whose inventions include a solar- Minnesota ooo 000 101— 2 175; 2. Andrea Pope (Bloomfield) 175; 3. L a ^ Hoys, outfielder. Sloned Thod Bosley, Q i) MOVIE: 'Vietnam War Story' Trilogy powered plane and car, and a human- Oakland oOO 030 OOx— 3 Umpires-Home, Brinkman; First, Coo­ Leslie Forrior (Weaver) 17-3; 4. Norine BEFILE of stories based on the real-life experi­ 1 outfielder,toacontroct with Oklahoma atyot WOMEN U S E powered aircraft. McAuley takes IBF title E— Hubbard, (Saettl. DP— Oakland 2. ney; Second, Coble; Third, Cousins. Nodeou (NFA) 169; 5. Hanna Lawrence the American Assoclotlon. ences of Vietnam veterans on leave, in ac­ T— 3:19. A— 12,257. Scott pitched to t bolter In the Bth. (g ) Wanted: Dead or Alive LOB— Minnesota 8, Oakland 7. 2B— Puckett. (MMIhouse) 16-5; 6. Carolyn Lawyer (Morgan) Notional Leoout ' PERFUME BECAUSE tion and In a veterans hospital. Tom Fri­ S— Jovler. SF— Newman. Umpires— Home, MeSherrv; Rrst, Craw­ m ~ w ' ____ 1 RENT^ LONDON (AP) — Dave McAuley, a cook CINCINNATI REDS— Placed Ron Oester, SOME MEN AXE dley, Eriq La Salle, David Harris. 1987. ® St. Elsewhere IP H R ER BB SO Indians I.AngelsO ford; Second, West; Third, Williams. SOOhurdles— 1. Pope (Bloomfield) 45.13; 2 second bosemon, on the 15 4 0 0 0 EDovIs cf 0 3 0 0 Answer Her strong will dominated this— a guest panelist on a public affairs T V [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Hammerhead Jones' A read Classified only losses coming to Bassa. McKenzie lost for Totols 32 1 5 1 Totols r“ «rtoflva, and dZ) This Old House (CC). (R) ckw sifie d around the world during training next winter. Seottle 000 001 230— 6 NEW YORK CHICAGO Windsor) 36.37; 4. Torreo Thornton (RHAM) vided you are not reluctant to try new E— Reynolds, Buckner. DP— Kansas o b rh b l Maldonado (4). SB— Benzinger (3). S— 26.65; 5. Block (New Britain) 36.77: 4 Dono °*I"'o« f«bresentorflve. methods to accomplish your objectives. d S MOVIE: 'Valentino' The life and loves P A ^F IC — Announced fhe reslpno- 4 12 1 Samuel cf 4 0 11 Toronto Convention Centre: second source. Get a jump on life by un­ lenges your imaginatiop or Inventive­ Blue Jays 4, Brewers 2 DwSmIth, Mogadon, Lyons. HR— 4:06.94; 3. Torrlngton 4:00.22; 4. Ledvard group of American POW s pulls together in BEAT THE TAX SPECIALS September will approve the principle. ■f 3 0 11 Jordan 1b 10 0 1 Mart Trophy derstanding the influences which are ness will stimulate your enthusiasm and McRevnolds (4), McClendon (4), HJohnson 0 0 0 0 DwMpy rf 0 10 0 ,4;OO.X;5. Pomperauo4;00.67;4 Fltch4:09.X. (Most voluabto to his taoni) an effort to survive their intarnment in (12). SB— MWIIson (3), Dunston (12). SF— governing you In the year ahead. Send Ingenuity. North Vietnam. Michael Moriarty, Paul La MILWAUKEE TORONTO I 0 0 0 0 Kruk If 4 13 1 Wayne Gretzky, Los Angel« McRevnolds. 3 0 10 Thon ts 3 111 Norris Trophy for your Astro-Graph predictions today AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Behind- Mat, Jeffrey Jonas. 1987. Rated R. Ob r h bl a b rb bl IP Card theft a conspiracy Molltor 3b 4 0 10 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 0 Ford ph 10 11 _ . lOuNtandlne ditsintmun) by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this the-scene changes presently occurring [USA] Murder, She Wrote * 2 * 4 0 10 vMw Tone Chris Chellos, Montreal Yount dh 4 0 0 0 Lirlano 2b 4 0 10 s 3 0 0 0 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, are working for your ultimate benefit. Shefflld ss (Sooden W.7-2 5 f 1 1 0 0 Lake c 3 0 0 0 Co leer Trophy 8:30PM (g ) (SD Day by Day (CC) Ori­ AND COFFEE W EST PITTSBUR G , Calif. (AP) - Police 3 0 10 Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 Aguilera S.4 4 OH 44101-3428. 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JO* MuM«n, Calgary ' ale: Detroit Pistons or Chicago Bulls vs. 4 0 0 0 The Ftnols will, In turn, strive to brighten yours. groups today than you will be just being looks like a conspiracy,” Contra Costa County Totals 36 2 11 2 Totals 31 4 9 4 I Pltfihuroh no m 101-5 .. J- Skin TToohy on your own. This is definitely not the Phoenix Suns or Los Angelas Lakers. I Phltadelphla 3N 001 03k— 7 Dotrelt vs. L.A. Lakers (Oufstanding defensive forward) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're still in a Tuesday, June t day for you to play a loner role. Game Tw o (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) sheriff’s detective Phil White said Wednesday. MllwoukM ooo 000 OOJ— J Wednesday’s home runs DP— Phtsburgh 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 0, Gov Corbonnoou, Monfrtal favorable trend for deriving more per­ Phllodelphlo 5. 3B— Herr, Bonilla, VHoves, Detroit 109, L.A. Lakers 97, Joch Adorns Award ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) There could GD The Untouchables The 1909 baseball card was stolen from Torento o » too Otx— 4 leads serles15 sonal gains than usual from your pre­ * * E— Brack. DP— Milwaukee J, Toronto 2. Reody, Doulton. HR— Thon (4), Bonds 3(9). (Oustandhig coach) be some unusual opportunities around (g ) ® ) Chasra (CC) Cliff’s job is in jeo­ * a o jis r* 14-year-old Rene Montoya, who had plans to Thursday, Juno 8 Pat Burns, Montreal sent involvements. Make sure you're LOB— Milwaukee 7, Toronto 7. 2B— Whitt Amertom Leotue SB— Redus 3 (9), RReynoMs 3 (10), VHaves pardy after a romantic interlude with an at- L.A. Lakers of Detroit, 9 p.m. Khta Ctancy TroMiy getting the best returns for the efforts you today where your work or career Is AND COFFEE perhaps use the money from the its sale to pay HR— Deer (13). SB— ^effleld (5). Deer (13), Brewers; Buhner (3), Mariners; 03). S— RQuInones. SF— Jordon, RRevnolds. tractivs postal trainee. (R) (In Stereo) AND COFFEE Moreland (5), Tigers; Espy (2), Rangers; Sunday, June II (Nuimnltartan conhibulton) you expend. concerned. However, if anything mate­ IP H R ER BB SO Detroit at L.A. Lokers. 3:X p.m. for college, by a teen-age boy who grabbed it MltWOUfcN Kittle (10), White Sox; AAedIna (4), Indians. IP H R ER BB SO Bryan Troffler, N.Y. Islanders rializes, it may require a prompt, effec­ ® Moyers: A Second Look: Moya An- TVii dov, June 13 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) You will con­ from the victim. Boslo L.a-4 6 6 tive response. gelou (CC) The actress-poet discusses Knudson Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. duct yourself In a manner today that will [ONLV II .99) [ONLV II .99) The pasteboard, now apparently in the 1 1*3 2 Thursdoy, June 13 , TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be on her life and art, and returns to her Arkan­ Fossos 2-3 1 Notional Leooiw impress those with whom you’ll be In­ sas hometown to reflect on how it shaped Detroit ot L.A. 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trusted adult, a teacher, counselor or k -' DEAR ABBY: Hav­ want my dad to get arrested, or my ing read the letter in parents to divorce. I never went to policeman. CZll your column urging counseling. I never even knew any Adults who have not come to terms with themselves after having been c 5 people to donate their was available until I saw that movie. I organs after death, lam Dear Abby thought I was alone in this. I suppose I sexually molested as children will appalled by the piece probably should go. because my forever suffer from feelings of low seif-esteem and unearned guilt. P EA N U tS by Charles M. Schulz entitled "To Remember Abigail Van Buren feelings are starting to surface in my Me” written by Robert relationship with my boyfriend. I am u DEAR ABBY: About 10 years ago. MARGIE ANP CMUCK HAVE LUHV AM I 50 PUMB IN SOMETIMES I THINK MAYBE I Test. It was positively 22 years old now and living away from GONE OFF TO CAMP WHILE I SCHOOL ? WHV CAN'T I I TORE ALL THE LIGAMENTS gruesome! home and supporting myself. through your Operation Dear Abby. I HAVE TO 5TAV HOME ANP 60 6ET BETTER GRAPES ? The author was ask­ To this day, my father has never started writing to a young Marine IN MY HEAP.. ing that his body be said he was sorry. I wouldn’t go back named Nick Carpenter who was TO SUMMER SCHOOL,.I'M SO stationed in Cuba. We becam e great dism em bered so that it is no longer a depressing. Perhaps if someone you home for a million dollars. JEALOUS I CAN'T 5TANP IT! friends and I wrote several times a y body — in order for others to live a loved had had years added to his or Abby, please tell kids whom to week for 10 months. "They look like those chewing gum fuller life. her life due to an organ transplant, report this to if this is happening to Then he took a leave and came to V formations under our kitchen table..." you would have a more tolerant view them, too. I’ll bet there are a visit me. We became engaged during As many others do. I consider my of donating organs after death. surprising number of them. body as the temple that God built to Thanks for listening. I didn’t know his visit, and on Feb. 27 of this year we N were married in Camp Lejeune, N.C. house m y soul. It was not meant to be DEAR ABBY: In the middle of who to write to, but I’ve always read I don’t think either of us could be Tha Aitocloted Pratt cut to pieces at death as if it w ere an April, I saw a movie on television your column and thought maybe you DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins happier. Thanks, Abby. I would never 6-e old radio or some other non-living called “A Deadly Silence.” It was could help me. You did just by CELLO FOR SALE — Britain’s best- have met the great guy I married if it HAQAR TH E HORRIBLE by DIk Browne structure. about a 16-year-old girl who paid listening. known celiist, Julian Lloyd Webber, 38, hadn’t been for you. As far as I’m concerned, that letter someone to kill her father. She was a ANGRY AND HURT KATHERINE plays his cello at the Sotherby’s auction was totally depressing. victim of incest, and she feared for her HERRIN-CARPENTER house in London Wednesday. He says AT o u e M E - - T.G. HAYES, CLIFTON, N.J. little sister. D E A R A N G R Y : "Just listening” is T N e T not enough. You need to resolve your he has been forced to put the instrument W A T E e DEAR KATHY AND NICK: Con­ P O O lZ , T A X DEAR MR. HAYES: I cannot Abby, I. too, am an Incest survivor. feelings of anger and resentment. up for auction to pay for his divorce. The m r B f ^ TAY^ gratulations. Semper Fi! HBLA ? \e P U E le CPUF ! believe that the God in whom I believe My father was very religious — and Counseling is available. Call your Italian violoncello was made in 1980 and would object if a blind person w ere to nobody ever suspected a thing. The county family service agency or your may sell for a $100,000. regain his sight through a cornea incest started when I was about 3 or 4 local mental health association. How Abbv's Cookbooklet Is a collection of > < favorite recipes — all tested, tried and transplant, or that a dying baby w ere and lasted until I was 18.1 rem em ber sad that you did not know that any terrific! To order, send vour name ond to miraculously survive following a hiding under the bed so my father child who is being molested by anyone address, plus check or money order tor $3.50 ($4 In Canada) to: Abbv's Cookbooklet, P.O. liver transplant. wouldn’t find me. — family member, neighbor or Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is I am sorry that you found that letter I never told anyone because I didn’t stranger — should im m ediately tell a Included.) PEOPLE Advice from Jane Pauley OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph D. to • 8 -gwe: LI'L ABNER by Al Capp CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Jane Pauley, X h A t e r m it e s a t t a c k " ISO BILLION STRONG .V Laforza; a modern miracle co-host of NBC’s “ Today” show, told Harvard TH E PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry C«pp EntsrpriMS. Inc. University graduates to turn their backs on nostalgia and focus on bringing up the next WHEN HE HEARD? ONE OUARP WOULP J '^HE 6AIP., HE LOYEP THE TURNIP BE PICKEP TO SUARP THE PRINCE PRINCE A^ORE THAN HI6 / generation. TERM ITES ‘You are the true children of the 1960s,” HE B ESeEP FOR I T ^ ^ OWN l i f e ^/Wa n t e p t o IS UPON US.? from a new manufacturer PROTECT Hl/M F«M1 HflRM Pauley said Wednesday. "Turn off the oldies on Bv Peter Bohr as Road & Track’s Assistant the radio. It’s your turn.” Editor, Richard Homan, disco­ She urged graduates who decide to have The Laforza is straight out of Keeping Your vered recently at a press pre­ families to make sure they spend time with our “ Miracles of Modern Motor­ view. His report: their children. “ Many of you will spend more ing” file. It ’s a new car, an Car Alive The ride and handling are tim e on your daily commute than you will with ■ WOMS independent project put together superb for a vehicle of this size. your kids,” she said. on an entrepreneurial wing and a The Laforza has an im pressively Pauley also joked about her own marriage to wSrLfceyKf I prayer, that’s actually going to overdrive. From there, they go on low center of gravity, so there’s “ Doonesbury” cartoonist Garry Trudeau. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson make it into dealer showrooms. to Laforza’s nationwide network very little body roll during “ Poor kids, what kind of role models are Understand the Laforza is not of some 60 dealers. cornering. It comes with power- their parents?” she asked. “They think irSTHG 5IZ£ OF P£A5. HAIL?/rue Size ofa) LOOK'IT'5 HAILIMG! BASA£T0AUb?!jy some rehashed model from a The car’s exterior shape is your assisted rack-and-pinion steer­ mommy goes to work to have her hair done and BLONDIE by Doan Young A Stan Drake I colossus like General Motors, but basic box, like a Blazer, a ing, and — get this — it can turn daddy’s on the floor coloring.” GPAPeFROIT a whole new car made by a whole Cherokee and the rest. But inside, around in less space than a Honda new company. And these days, as it’s all European hand-sewn Accord. HONEY, w e 've e a t e n AT I FEEL LIKE A l e t 's s w itc h Bette Midler called HOME EVERY NISHT CHANGE OF PACE SEATS a ALf^OST EVE-RYONE IS FAMILIAR WITH THE big carmakers gobble up little leather and hand-finished buries Off-road, this vehicle can defi­ ‘ THIS WEEK CAMTALOUpe nitely take it. On the highway, it’ s I^ E N S E TER/^ITE NESTS OF TROPICAL carmakers — Chrysler buys walnut, more like a Jaguar or FO R T P IE R C E , Fla. (A P ) — A radio station impressively quiet and feels AFRICA. ONE TOURIST HOTEL IN KENYA HAS AMC, absorbs , Rolls-Royce than a Chevy or decided to play Bette M idler’s hit single “ Wind / luxurious. EVEN BUILT A &OLF COURSE USING- THE and so on — a new car comes . There are four doors, seats Beneath My Wings” over and over again until At Laforza’s preview, I was ie.Ti.fMTt NESTS AS OISSTACUeS.THE along about as frequently as a for five plus more than 40 cubic she called, and the trick worked about 90 putting the car through its paces NESTS OFTEN HARBOR A COUPLE OF /MILLION total eclipse. feet of cargo space in the rear. minutes later. on the twisting mountain roads It ’s even more unusual when There is no option list for the The Divine Miss M is filming “ Stella” at the INHABITANTS, AND ARE SO HARD AND STURDY above the California desert resort THAT WHEN AN AREA IS BEING CLEARED FOR the new car and the new company Laforza because none is needed. nearby Boca Raton Resort and Club and j :^ of Palm Springs. Robert Oliver, CULTIVATION THE NESTS DEFY EVEN aren’t from Japan or from some Power everything, air condition­ quickly learned of Tuesday’s marathon spin by chairman and godfather of La­ BULLDOZERS AND HAVE TO BE DESTROYED other Far Eastern country, but ing, a sunroof, top-quality sound Jon Howe and Kriss Klaus at WOVV-FM. ALLEY OOP by DoveOroua forza Automobiles, was riding from the United States. system and most any other “ The only time this ever happened was when WITH EXPLOSIVES! ® ore .»•» shotgun. During one particularly 5-a D...PID YtXJ SEE THAT?.?.' H...HE The Laforza is brought to us by imaginable piece of opulence are I was in Hawaii when I was 13 years old and a LISTEN TO ME.YOU tight right-hander, I lost faith in PRE-HiSTORiC TOOK OFF PART OF HIS HEAD , Laforza Automobiles Inc. of standard. DJ locked himself in a room and played (E lvis AND THREW IT ON TH' 6R0UND!' the bruiser’s ability to hold the Hayward, Calif. The new car is an At the touch of a button on the Presley’?) ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ for about 100 ROSE 18 ROBE by Pal Brady turn, so I began to straighten the attempt to build a serious luxury­ dash, the driver can switch from hours,” Miss Midler told the disc jockeys. “ I radius. "Keep the steering wheel touring-utility vehicle in the vein regular two-wheel drive to four- never forgot it, so I was thrilled that it »AW'K KlG«r; I Goess IHERE'G Atto RIGitr/ m a v w . VOU'tt J05T m of a Chevy Blazer, Ford Bronco. cranked over,” insisted Oliver, in wheel drive for off-roading or happened to me.” hiO (ZeASON FOP-IHt MOOHH) MOTHEK NATOK WAS JUST vouj^ m m a Dr. Gott Jeep Cherokee, Range Rover or snow. Given this feature and the true risk-taking entrepreneurial Ct SHlNWer IK m P A lT lM t,., IDO LAZ.V TD lUPN IT Off / fashion. “ It can handle it! ” Peter Gott, M.D. Toyota Land Cruiser. car’s hefty price tag of $43,850, To be sure, Laforza Automo­ Laforza execs are expecting the “ It’s your car,” I thought, as I No ticket for the prince dutifully tightened the turn and biles Inc. has help from some of Laforza to find a strong market in OSLO, Norway (AP) — A constitutional waited for the sideways-show to ( t the big guys. The chassis, the the Northeast, where the winters squabble broke out this week when police begin. To my great surprise, the body and the interior are all made are harsh and the people are stopped a speeder but waved him on without a Laforza maintained its attitude, by premier Italian coachmaker, affluent. Their aim is to sell 2,000 ticket when they saw it was Crown Prince stuck to the road and swallowed Pininfarina — the same company to 3,000 Laforzas in the U.S. this Harald. that styles most and year. the corner in one bite. TH E BORN LOSER by Art Banaom The palace confirmed Wednesday the heir to Steroids have builds the bodies for Cadillac’s The vehicle weighs a whopping That’s when I looked over at the throne was stopped Monday for driving Allante. Then the half-completed 5,250 pounds — again, like a Oliver. He was smiling, beaming i ke> almost 7 mph above the limit in his luxury Laforzas are shipped to Brighton, Rolls-Royce — so its fuel econ­ really, justifiably proud of his ,TIAAE BMW car. ON TH E FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook good qualities Mich., where they receive a omy is likely to be pretty long-shot vehicle. A statement said he neither asked for special home-grown Ford fuel-injected, abysmal. But the big Ford V-8 has treatment nor spoke to the police officers. 5.0-liter V-8 engine and a 4-speed enough horsepower to make the Peter Bohr is a contributing The prince’s escape from the normal fine of It GEEMS t h a t FAeTfZAGK OlOMS . That C'WMissioN iiJ WE (V\AY D E A R DR. GOTT: What are steroids and what is automatic transmission with Laforza two tons of fun to drive, editor to Road & Track magazine. IN LOCK. $171 had legal scholars debating about the $0 many CoMFAHieG.WETZe ACCUSED itiiEpe \b irJt/eeri6rAHN&- it about them that causes all the bad effects we've | U . l HoPe-rriEY'U. constitution in this egalitarian country. Of BElNGr IN *ges.Tf?AlilT Of Tf?ADE." 6 been reading about lately? Is there anything good f U GYAAP/ntigTtc/ Under the constitution, only the king can about them? Close shave In razor race impose fines or punishment on the royal family. Some experts said stretching royal DEAR READER: Steroids are naturally occur­ immunity to cover traffic fines is going too far. What do you look for in a razor? Recently. ring substances made in the body. They help State attorney Georg Fredrik Rieber-Moen Consumer Reports asked a panel of 500 men and 150 balance the body’s chemical reactions and. in the Consumer Reports said police acted properly because they proper quantity, are necessary for health. women to test more than 30 models and say which FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves followed the constitutional guidelines. Supplemental steroids (by pill or injection) play ones they liked and why. Their answers can help you an important role in treating diseases. For find a razor that’s right for you. how unisex shaving materials can be, they also tried The men compared 24 models: disposables such W£}?F AW - /!PAPY F «R Vtooje Tf£T, example, steroids such as cortisone and prednisone two men’s razors. Scarborough gets job S t r i a reduce the body’s immune response, our ability to as Bic and Good News!: cartridge razors (the kind AH the panelists judged each model’s overall NEW YORK (AP) — New York anchorman TH E ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr c a p t a i n g U G H produce an inflam m atory reaction. Therefore, they in which a fresh blade snaps into a handle); performance and scored other attributes: How Chuck Scarborough was named the third T lf T lN f f are used for a variety of conditions characterized by twin-blade and single-blade models; razors with a close was the shave? Did the razor feel well HCUnHAT FWHKLY.RJR ' 'NHAT.’ W P RAWER CC THAT I 3USTH0PETHE ' pivoting head or a thin, streamlined head; razors anchor to join Maria Shriver and Mary Alice jam-'^oiT, PEEPATDR’S UNION w o o tp Y"®*^ p u l A S S excessive inflammation, including autoimmune balanced? Was it easy to maneuver? Did it nick or rWA5H0PIN6 than fttOX SOME FT5EV R3R with a "lubricating strip” or with an unadorned W illiam s on NBC’s prime-time news show, leuuHW E TDSPENPMY COE9KTHEAt?A0DUr disease (allergies to the patient’s own body), pull? The panelists also tallied the number of HOUR5iz3IA$EITR3WN . J i ^ blade. In addition, the Consumer Reports testers “ Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” TIMETD SUMMER THI? ^ . F i t i n t h e arthritis, colitis, asthma and so forth. acceptable shaves each razor provided. HONEVttlR PVStflN60Ur W R m M P IT C f^ Despite their proven benefits, these drugs cause included a few popular brands of handles with Overall, the male panelists favored cartridge- Williams, formerly with CNN, and Shriver were signed earlier this year. Scarborough will PREWtTORV OHHO-HOf p o w i r v G unwanted side effects when used in large doses or blades of another brand. razor system over disposables. They also preferred ^iLLJw, H tv m c m c , for extended periods. These effects include The panelists compared two razors at a time, twin-blade models over single-blade ones. A continue as co-anchor of “ News 4 New York,” 'THE' m a c h i n e the NBC-owned local affiliate’s nightly news­ L ? cataracts diabetes, osteoporosis, mental changes, using them on an alternate days until the razors no number of single-blade models were criticized for AP alteration of facial characteristics, bruising and longer gave a satisfactory shave. irritating the skin. cast, a position he has held since 1974. “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” is susceptability to infeciton, to mention a few. The women tested the six leading brands of Features such as pivoting head, a slim head or Therefore cortisone (and similar drugs) should be wom en’s razor on legs and underarms. To find out lubicating strip were no guarantee of success. Some scheduled to premiere Aug. 2 as a series of specials. 1 used only under close medical supervision and as of th’e high-rated razors have these features, others specific therapy for certain diseases. don’t. Other types of steroids affect the body in different Nearly all the razors provided reasonably close Grammy winner arrested ways. For instance, they promote muscle growth, Our Language shaves, were fairly easy to maneuver and didn’t alter sexual characteristics or cause positive leave nicks and cuts in their wake. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Willard Smith, nitrogen balance, as a way to enhance the buildup of The panelists' favorite was the Trac II, which half of the Grammy-winning rap duo D.J. NORTH 6-8-8S Bridge tissues. These consequences help particular disease Something scathing proves extremely severe or typically was good for 13 shaves. Close behind was Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, was charged ♦ A K 6 states, if the drugs are administered by trained hurtful. It ends with a thing, and a scathing review the Personna II in a Trac II handle, which plso with ordering his bodyguard to attack a record YAKS shows that the critic didn't like a thing. averaged 13 shaves. The heavily promoted Afra promoter, police said. ♦ K 9 medical personnel. . w * u Many of the problems you have read about, such Plus was third in the ratings, and lasted, on Smith, 20, surrendered Tuesday on charges 498643 the 10 of diamonds. West won the ace Defunct means “ dead” or “ no longer existing.” If U n n a t u r a l and continued with the jack of hearts as the illicit use of steroids by athletes, stem from you thought that defunct refers to something lively, average, 11 shaves. Only one disposable made the of assault and conspiracy, police said. WEST EAST the self-administrationof potent, muscle-building you’re dead wrong. top 10 — Good News! It averaged 10 shaves. Smith’s lawyer, Walter Phillips Jr., said they 4--- to dummy’s king. The king of dia­ 4 Q J 10 3 p r o c e d u r e compounds by people who are not versed in their The woman panelists liked Flicker best, giving it went to detectives to offer Smith’s version of Y Q J 10 8 2 Y 9 6 monds allowed South to shed his losing high marks for shaving legs and underarms. ♦ A 7 5 4 3 2 ♦ QJ86 heart, but he still had to lose two more use. Such people take steroids for cosm etic — not QUESTION: For many years, I’ve gotten effect the events. 4 J 5 4Q 10 7 By James Jacoby trump tricks and a club. medical — reasons to increase athletic perfor­ and affect confu.sed. Could you please clear up this Flicker is a disposable with five built-in blades. “ My client was not involved,” Phillips said. To make the contract, declarer mance The practice is unhealthful. Like cortisone, quandary? Unlike the men, the women generally preferred “ He did not lay a hand on this individual. It was SOUTH When the declarer is confronted must come to his hand with the king of these drugs have side-effects, including liver single-blade razors over twin-blade models. That’s somebody else that was involved.” 4987542 with particularly nasty distribution, clubs and continue by cashing the ace Inflammatin, personality changes and (possibly) ANSWER: I’ll try. Usually affect is a verb and probably because a single blade is better for cutting Smith is the Fresh Prince half of the duo, Y7 4 3 he may be forced to play in an unnatu­ 10 of clubs. Then he can lead up to dum­ premature heart disease. Difficulties arise l^cause effect is a noun (your dictionary should list the longer hair and a single-blade razor doesn’t clog as which won a Grammy this year for the hit ♦ ral manner. Had South caught a par­ 4A K2 my's diamond king. West wins the ace the steroids are being used improperly, for the exceptions). Remember them aiphabetically; Just readily as a twin-blade. The women also preferred "Parents Just Don’t Understand.” The duo’s ticularly bad dummy, he might have but cannot take a club trick. When a affect comes before effect, you have to affect disposables over a cartridge razors, possibly second album was rap’s hottest seller at more Vulnerable: Both had little play for four spades, but a West continues with a heart, declarer wrong reasons. , , ,, , To sum up, all steroids are powerful alterers of something before you can see the effect. Also, when because the disposables are lighter. Among the than a million copies last year. Dealer: North six-card major suit plus an A-K on the wins in dummy, plays king of dia­ body chemistry. They are not harmless. However, disposables, the women ranked the men’s Bic Police said Smith ordered his bodyguard, side is enough to gamble the game. monds shedding a club, and then ruffs choosing the noun to follow the, follow the e that ends South West North East And dummy was quite adequate. they have valuable medical benefits when used the with the e that starts effect. Shaver slightly ahead of the Bic Lady Shaver. Charlie Mack, to attack Philadelphia record 1 NT Pass a ciub. He can now return to dummy Declarer took the ace of hearts and appropriately. The top-rated Flicker typically could shave both promoter William Hendricks, 33, inside the 4 4 All pass with the other high spade to get rid of immediately cashed the ace of spades. his losing heart on a good club. Do you have a question or comment about our legs and both underarms six times before its first WDAS-FM studio in March. The attack crushed the area around Hendrick’s left eye, Opening lead: Y Q When West showed out, declarer had It seems unnatural to set up a club Dr. Peter M. Gott is a syndicated columnist. language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, blade gave out. The Bic men’s disposable averaged to hope for good fortune someplace trick for the defense before leading up Questions shouid be sent to: Dr. Gott, P.O. Box Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester two times: the Bic’s women’s model averaged three according to police. other than in trumps. So declarer to the king of diamonds, but that is the 91488, Cieveland, Ohio 44101. 06040. times. played a club back to his king and led only way the contract can be made.

' i MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 8, 1989 - 21 to - MAvrHFRTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8, 1989 SCIENCE & HEALTH BUSINESS J TOP Time is expected to fight Paramount bid Activity ovor past 30 trading days 2.SS0 Researchers report progress toward AIDS vaccine dropping the bid, or it could exercise a opportunity to maximize Paramount By Skip Wollenberg their independence.” Communication's long-term ll I Executives at Time and Warner takeover defense, analysts said. The Associated Press potential.” will work, he said, “ I’m certainly 2,500 • could not be reached for comment on Such defenses include offering By Daniel Q. Haney While both mergers would result in more optimistic than I was a year U.S. has most AIDS cases NEW YORK — Analysts expect their next move. stock to Time shareholders at a The Associated Press Despite the encouraging resuits reported bargain rate, making a hostile ta­ mixes of film, programming and ago.” AIDS cases worldwide were estimated to total 141,894 2.450 • Time Inc. to resist a stunning $10.7 Paramount, the entertainment and cable, Warner offers unique strength Wednesday, many important questions remain Other researchers are explor­ billion takeover offer from Para­ publishing concern formerly called keover more expensive. Time and MONTREAL — The first AIDS at the end of Feb. 1989, though many nations had not in recorded music while Paramount is ing a variety of other vaccine reported new cases to the World Health Organization. mount Communications Inc. and try Gulf & Western Inc., said late Warner also could buy stakes in each vaccine tested in the United States about whether this — or any — vaccine can keep 2,400 other under their merger plan, which strong in book publishing with its strategies, including using killed The U.S. accounts for more than half of reported to carry out its planned merger with Tuesday it was launching a tender Simon & Schuster and Pocket Books u on humans triggered their im­ peopiefrom catching AIDS. whole viruses, harmless viruses Warner Communications Inc. offer of $175 in cash for each of Time’s would dilute their stock and make a mune systems into action, raising cases since 1981. units. that carry an extra gene or two 2.050 Paramount launched its hostile shares. takeover of either more costly. hopes that one vaccine may TOTAL AIDS CASES REPORTED TO Time is the nation’s largest maga­ Lane’s report was one of several from the AIDS virus or synthetic DOW JONES AVERAGE offer only 2'/! weeks before Time and Time shares skyrocketed $44 to Warner and Time shareholders are protect against many forms of the zero in on the virus and kill the THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION scheduled to vote June 23 on the zine company: has interests in cable on potential vaccine strategies antibodies. J u n o f nH >l Warner shareholders are to vote on close at $170 a share in consolidated AIDS virus, researchers said. invader if it somehow gets Into the In thousands, by country, as of Feb. 1989: 2.000- systems and networks and is a leading HIGH 2.S26.6S their merger agreement, which would New York Stock Exchange trading merger. One top U.S. researcher said he bloodstream. presented at the week-long Fifth Scientists are trying many direct marketer of books. LOW 2,493.38 create the world’s largest media and Wednesday. Warner rose $1.75 to Paramount filed a lawsuit in is optimistic enough to recom­ The initial human testing of this International Conference on different possibilities because Analysts said Time may have a ^ 4 *< 0* 2.290 CLOSE 2,512.32 entertainment concern. $53.50 a share and Paramount rose 75 Delaware Chancery Court to block mend wide testing of the vaccine. approach, carried out on 115 AIDS. they do not know which immune Time and Warner from exercising tough job explaining to its share­ Lane said he did not think the CHANGE up 16.00 John Reidy, media analyst for cents to $54.75 a share. The stocks “ We are making progress, andl homosexual men who were not defense has the best chance of contingency plans designed to deter holders how the proposed stock swap men In the Initial study received Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., said were the three most actively traded think we will be able to make a infected with AIDS, was intended beating the virus. 2.200- uninvited bidders from interfering merger with Warner would be a better large enough doses of the vaccine TP MTWTP MTWTP MTWTP MTw TP Q T w TP u TW he doesn’t think the Paramount offer issues on the exchange. vaccine eventually,” said Dr. primarily to see if the vaccine is with their merger. But a judge deal than the $175 a share in cash that N “ There are no known cases of t_____ •_____ II_____ w____ n_____ I necessarily dooms the Time-Warner Analysts said Time’s options to fend Clifford H. Lane, head of AIDS sdfc to produce neutralizing antibo­ Paramount is offering. recovery from AIDS, so we have merger. But he said it is “ hard to off Paramount include making its own declined to grant Paramount’s're­ vaccine testing at the National However, Lane said he will dies, probes produced by another Under the planned Time-Warner branch of the immune system — no idea of the Immune parameters envisage a shareholder vote taking offer for Warner or turning the tables quests immediately. Institute of Allergy and Infectious recommend that the next stage of Paramount Chairman Martin Da­ merger, Time shareholders would get the so-called B-cells — that target that are Important,” said Dr. place in two weeks while the Para­ and making a bid for Paramount. DiscdSCSf testing be started to see if the vis met privately with securities a share in the new company for each viruses for destruction. Marc Girard of the Pasteur mount offer is outstanding.’’ Time has a previously arranged $5 Despite the encouraging results vaccine actually protects people analysts, saying that while the deal share they currently own while Many researchers believe that Institute in Paris. Peter Appert, media analyst at C. J. billion line of credit at its disposal, reported Wednesday, many im­ from AIDS infection. In the IN B R IE F would result in “ significantly lower” Warner shareholders would get 0.465 comparison study, a large group for a vaccine to work. It will have Some researchers are trying to Lawrence, Morgan Grenfell Inc., said they said. share of the new company for each portant questions remain about Time also could agree to sell some earnings in the near term, the chance of people at risk of AIDS but not to trigger the production of such create a vaccine that will protect he expects Time officials “ will be Warner share. whether this — or any — vaccine pretty tough about trying to retain assets to Paramount in exchange for to buy Time was “ a once-in-a-llfetime can keep people from catching infected would randomly be given neutralizing antibodies. In monkeys from a simian version of Consumer borrowing slows another report. Dr. Scott D. AIDS. either the vaccine or dummy the AIDS virus. They believe this Putney of Repligen, a biotechnol­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The pace of Similar vaccines have failed to injections. will give them important clues borrowing slowly sharply in April as Ameri­ prevent AIDS virus Infections in In the study, those who received ogy firm in Cambridge, Mass., that can easily be adapted to a ‘Of the countries with the highest totai of cases, said his group had identified the cans took out $2.73 billion more in debt than Compact disc boom is music Pepsi helps state chimpanzees. the vaccine produced microbe- human AIDS vaccine. only the U.S., W. Germany. Cartada and the they retired, the government says. attacking T-cells that recognized single tiny region of the virus’ The vaccine is a synthetic copy Researchers from the Univer­ U.K. have recently updated their AIDS count, Consumer credit in April rose 4.7 percent on different strains of the AIDS outer coat that can prompt these promote tourism of the outer coat of HIV, the virus sity of California, Davis, reported while most African and Latin American nations' a seasonally adjusted annual rate, down from virus. Lane said. Since the virus killing antibodies. that causes AIDS in humans. The that while a vaccine made from figures are six to 12 months out of date. 6.4 percent in March and 9.5 percent in has mutated into many related He and some other scientists to state businessman’s ears goal of such vaccines is to warn the inactivated virus failed to keep February, the Federal Reserve said HARTFORD (AP) — State economic devel­ body’s immune defenses about forms, some doctors have worried believe that small fragments, opment officials announced they’re joining rather than the whole coat, have a monkeys from getting infected, it SOURCE: WvU HMith Orgsnizallon Wednesday. the hook. distributor and exporter, and what the AIDS virus looks like. that a vaccine that works against Bv Larrv Rosenthal forces with Pepsi-Cola bottlers to produce the better chance of serving as a seemed to slow down their disease MoOrapNn © 1B88 North towrica SynOleata. Inc. Business has been so good that puls out a monthly catalogue that Then, if all goes well, the body’s one variety of the virus might be 86.15 Economists said the news was consistent The Associated Press largest-ever in-state tourism promotion and to vaccine. And while not sure that it so they lived longer. CD One Stop, which now stocks contains the most comprehensive sentinel blood cells will quickly useless against others. with other signs that economic growth is distribute coupons to soda drinkers to attend every CD title available, has had listing of CD titles available, slowing as the record peacetime expansion NEW HAVEN — When record local attractions. extends into its seventh year. retailer Alan Meltzer found him­ to put a temporary brake on its Meltzer said. self in the middle of a compact growth. “ We have an account Ten to 15 percent of its sales are “ It’s a win. win, win situation for the Study backs theory about fate of dinosaurs disc boom after years of success development department sitting to overseas accounts. Of the Connecticut consumers, the Department of Fed opposes bank bill selling LPs, he decided not only to on its hands now.” Meltzer said. competition, he said, "There’s Economic Development and Pepsi,” said IN B R IE F alpha-aminoisobutyric acid and racemic isovaline The researchers also said they found greater Having already outgrown two nobody formidable.” Mark Lagakis of Pepsi-Cola Great Connecticut By Malcolm Ritter WASHINGTON (AP) — Legislation ordering face the music but to profit from In sediments that lie close to the main iridium­ amounts of the amino acids than one would expect to facilities, first in West Redding “ One-stops,” record distribu­ Marketing Group. The Associated Press survive from the Impact of a meteoritelike body. the disclosure of Federal Reserve Board it. FDA OKs Parkinson’s drug bearing layer in Stevns Klint, Denmark. Unable to find a distributor who and then in Bethel, the young tors who buy from the companies They suggested that the celestial body may have ratings on how banks and other financial State Economic Development Commis­ These amino acids are extremely rare on Earth could keep his two Titus Oaks company is preparing to move and sell to smaller chains and WASHINGTON (AP) — A drug to help treat NEW YORK — Scientists said today they have carried unusually high amounts of the substances, institutions lend money for community needs is sioner Stephen B. Heintz described the and not likely to come from volcanoes, the stores in New York adequately this month to a Bethel industrial retailers, have typically operated severe cases of Parkinson s disease, a discovered two highly unusual substances in old at least in comparison to its iridium content. A a bad idea, according to the Feb. partnership Wednesday as “ an excellent reseachers said. In addition, the ratio of the supplied with CDs, he opened his park where it will have room to on a regional basis. Meltzer said degenerative disorder of the central nervous soils, supporting the idea that an ancient comet or The figures could be misunderstood as a example of the public and private sectors amounts of the two substances was comparable to comet might have done that, they said. own wholesale business. continue expanding. he saw no need for that, and system, has been approved for use by the Food asteroid struck the Earth and maybe killed off the Cronin, in a telephone interview, said no celestial reflection of financial soundness and could hurt working together for mutual benefit.” that previously measured in a meteorite. He did not have to wait long to Within a month after moving, entered the market as a national dinosaurs. object has been found to meet that requirement. Too public confidence in an institution, according and Drug Administration. Surprisingly, the substances were not found in the find out he had struck the right sales should go up by 30 percent, organization. "During this period of extremely tight The drug, selegiline, will be part of the Two amino acids that are very rare on Earth but to Martha R. Seger, one of the seven governors same layer as the bulk of the iridium, but only in little is known about comets to know whether they note. During the first week of said Meltzer. “ We’ re looking at Meltzer said his business is budgets, this promotion will allow us to reach standard therapy for Parkinson’s, which uses abundant in some meteorites appear in sediments of the Fed, who testified Wednesday before a nearby strata, the researchers said. Perhaps the could be the explanation, he said. operation in April 1986, his that kind of growth,” he said. different from other distributors — at no cost to the taxpayers — Connecticut another drug, levodopa, to treat the symptoms that formed around 65 million years ago, the time of amino acids leaked away from the iridium-bearing To follow up on the new findings, scientists could Senate Banking subcommittee. Connecticut-based business, CD Sales for its seven months of in another important aspect. residents to whom we normally do not that include slowness of movement, muscular a mass extinction involving organisms from study different locales and search 65-million-year- The 1977 law rates banks, savings and loan One Stop, sold out its entire business in 1986 were $4 million. “ Normally, a retailer calls a advertise.” dinosaurs to marine plankton. clay, they said. old sediments for other amino acids that occur In institutions, and other deposit institutions on a rigidity, instability and tremors. But that does not explain how the amino acids inventory of 3,500 CDs. This year, with the workforce distributor, (the distributor) Levodopa, after several years of use, often The finding is “ a very compelling piece of meteorites but apparently not on Earth, he said. l-to-5, best-to-worst scale. The numbers are He said the promotion is aimed at state could vacate the clay completely, John Cronin of the “ Within a couple weeks, our having grown from eight to over takes an order, fills whatever he decreases in effectiveness, even with in­ evidence” that an extraterrestrial object struck the More than 50 amino acids with no known terrestrial confidential, but the subcommittee is consider­ residents, who are believed to account for chemistry department at Arizona State University phones were ringing off the 100, Meltzer is projecting sales of can and two days later, the Earth around that time, said study co-author source have been found in meteorites, he said. ing legislation requiring the figures to be retailer is faced with a terrible nearly one-third of the $3.3 billion spent each creased doses, the FDA said. wrote in the editorial. hook,” Meltzer said in a recent $28 million. The drug is aimed at the 20,000 to 50,000 Jeffrey Bada. published. year by travelers and tourists in Connecticut. interview. CD One Stop bills itself as surprise. We guarantee no sur­ people, most of whom are over 40, with severe But in a recent telephone interview, he said he The phones are still ringing off America's largest compact disc prises." Parkinson’s. The drug previously was availa­ took no stand on whether the impact caused the ble to the most severely ill while the company extinction. Missing, hissing roaches sought making the drug continued to gather data on its Bada and Meixun Zhao of the Scripps Institution effectiveness. of Oceanography at the University of California, TAMPA, Fla. 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CNA’S wanted. 846-0128. needs; YOUR CARRIER 4251.______greeting visitors, massage den, dramatic changes in land levels to Trosch, a neurology resident at the Yale University GAL Friday. Mature, HeeRh Basouroes has shifts Yankee Carpenters disruptions of Indian communities. Simply complete the coupon below and send THAT YOU ARE A LOST. Female cot, name avdiable In the Msnchesler/Eaet taking, light typing, filing. ASSEMBLY MECHANK School of Medicine and a co-author of the article. “Maggie". Groomed non-smoking, secreto- Wa otter excellent wages Qood mechanical sptitude it to us... or if you would like more information PAY-BY-MAIL rv/receptlonlst for o HsrtlonJerse after 5, Mike SALES CLERK Previous evidence suggested the last major Knocking back a shot of whiskey should be ® S 0i® like poodle, ton, grey, and benefits, which Indudee HELP WANTED required. W ell train. CUSTOMER. busy Vernon Real Est­ 1 weak vacstion after 0 6 4 6 -4 6 7 2 quake was 3,000 or more years ago, but Grant included among a list of potential stroke-causing on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ pink spot on foco and We offer; NOW MMN8 m VOUR MEA and ASSISTANT and Minor said carbon dating of hearth sites tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ pink paws. Brandy and ate office. Experience Quarsntead hoots, top wsgas, months. 2 weeks after 1 MEN a WOMEN MACHINIST “ trivial traumas,” including old whiplash injuries, preferred. Hours year, medical, dental snd OVER 2900 ITEMS FOR SALE and layers of shellfish eaten by coast dwellers School Rood, Bolton paid vseeUon time, paid medlcel Knowledge ot bridgsports TO PHARMACIST childbirth, heavy lifting and diving inW water, ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. Mondov-Frldov, 1- banatfts. retarrel bonus snd Ilfs Insurance. Credit union Choose Your Own Lins 1 area. 649-4238. and lathee required. show periods where habitation abruptly ended. 8pm, Saturday, 9-5pm. oedlt union. Full/pert time snd and much more. Stop In OPENING * Fashions In modern Trosch and his colleagues reported. IMPOUNDED. Lob Dol- These periods can be correlated to evidence of _ ____ ' Salary $18,000. Coll M a­ psr diem hours. and nil out an application or Exciting, new rostsurant * Toys Call professional dramatic drops in land levels followed by a “ We believe that ‘bottoms up’ drinking, as a form ------motlon puppy approxi­ rilyn T. tor Interview. send resume to Qlsetonbury and cafe needs staff with * Qlfts of trivial trauma, caused this young woman’s mately tour months Oage, 184 Commerce personality and enthusiasm. * Housewsrs pharmacy at DW Fish Realty. 871- * Homs Decor 647-8596 tsunami, a giant wave associated with large subscription. Please begin my old. Coll Bolton Dog 828-8513 Street, QIattonbury. CT Full or part time. Day or dissection and subsequent stroke,” wrote Trosch I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald 1400. * And M ore Manchesters Largest earthquakes. Grant said. 06033. 203-633-5271. evenings. Bartenders, Warden, 646-9699, n o t i c i ______Be Your Own Boss and his Yale co-authors, Drs. Lawrence M. Brass eoe Cocktalkl Senrers, Cooks, Shopping Center. pay-by-mail subscription on '~ i n v i t a t i o n TO SUBMIT LIAS! PROPOSAL Set Your Own Hours and Moshe Hasbani. Cashiers, Cleaning People. Will train. Days only, Th« Slot* of Connecticut, Daportmont of Public Works, will ' Set Your Income Level Whale exhibit harpooned “ Although alcoholic intoxication has been re­ Dishwasher, Door People No Investment full or part time. Enclosed please find payment for and DeaJsys. Call Norma for more Info; DIRECT ported as a risk factor for stroke, the manner in Apply In person: Apply at once to CHICAGO (AP) — The Canadian govern­ ss; tts s k T i'A ’t t s u ;" Join the World of Advertising!! 742-1712 which one chooses to become intoxicated has not.” Carrier Delivery: rMld#ntlol-tvpw homo »pac# with on-»lte* llQht^ SALES/CAREER pharmacist or Ann. ment has blocked efforts by Chicago’s Shedd □ 3 months‘23 10 □ 6 months‘46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 Hanky Panky’s Aquarium to buy three beluga whales from OPPORTUNITY UGGET PARKADE iVosch said young adults were particularly prone Whom do we want? The Eskimos near Hudson Bay, officials say. to damaging the extracranial carotid artery, a b it! taSn, S h w with renawal options, CLERK TYPIST 47 Purnell Place MEDICAL ®""a3m'on"te-21.56 □ 6 months-43 12 O 1 year .86,24 Manchester real direct sales prol PHARMACY The aquarium had planned to buy the whales major vein through which blood is pumped from the SECRETARY/ Experienced. I.E Home Parkade Shopping this summer for its $43 million “ Oceanarium,” Improvement, heart to the brain. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip A m o u n t^ and public transportation. Full time diversified opening in our TRANSCRIPTIONIST Center a marine mammal pavilion due to be opened Proposals tliauM bs oddrossad axclosiwalv to: encyclopedia, Inaurence, “ The young are particularly predisposed not only Advertising Department. Knowledge SECRETARY — One M l time or two pert 6me vacuum cleaner, food 404 W. Middle Tpke. next year. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months paeWons evsHabIs for growing because they more often play drinking games, but State of Connecticut of data processing a plus but will service. We |uat But under pressure from environmentalists, Oapartment of Public Works CPA FIRM orthopedic pracUoe Cx cel ant completed our best year the Ottawa government blocked the deal. also because their arteries are a little more taut State Office Bultdlno train. Pleasant telephone manner, Excellent opportunity tor starting salary and llegdbla hours and ere expanding. You Name 165 Capitol Avanyt, Room 524 efficient, personable avallablaL Apply In parson or Canadian officials gave no reason, but than older people’s and do not stretch,” Trosch said Hartford, Connecticut 06104 are now looking for that good typing and spelling necessary. secretary. Statistical ssndresumata promised to explain their denial by next week, in an interview. ; Apt. Attention: Mr. William Cannon company that's really Address Solicitation Number: LPI9-24 word processing Sforts MgtNdiig an4 growing and will IKNOW. said aquarium spokeswoman Betsy Raymond. (Only one copy Is to 1(0 submitted) Known risk factors for dissection of the ■Phone. Good hourly wage, excellent bene­ experience required, OrthoiMeics of promote you. Your life However, an unidentified official of the extracranial carotid artery include fibromuscular City _ ,Zip«, general computer style Insists you earn Canadian Ministry of Fisheries and Oceans experience helpful. MaRchefter 35k or better and you dysplasia, hypertension and Erdheim’s cystic SAA-MAA Th# lubnfilttlon of o propoiol ^ ? ut i fits including dental. are willing to work hard Ha m It caiMtltu competitive bid. The right Is Please send resume to ISS Mala St told the Chicago Tribune that his agency medical necrosis. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL 0 and honestly to get It. doesn’t think the Chicago aquarium has ? M ir v ^ tf?2llct"a"nyond“a lf proposals not In the best Pue, Semel end Chick, Maadiastar, CT 08040 Interest ot the State Of Connecticut. You owe It to yourself to I643T experts on its staff who know how to care for The Yale Stroke Program researchers’ article Call the Manchester Herald for inter­ Certilled Public or call call 1-8(X>-334-8574. suggests many strokes might also have been caused STATE OF CONNECTICUT Accountants, P.O. Box 645-8387 belugas. The Manchester Herald DONALD CASSIN view appointment at 643-2711, ask Interviews conducted by He also expressed concern that the aquari­ by “ trivial traumas” that frequently go undetected. COMMISSIONER 2250. Vernon, Ct 06088. between 10am-6pm. appointments only. “ Patients may consider such movements insig­ P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 ______PEPARTMEHT QP p u b lic works for Dennis Santoro.______um’s new addition wouldn’t be ready by the nificant and thus not recall them, or be too time the belugas were to be captured. 0194)6 embarrassed to recount them,” the authors wrote. i 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 8, 1989 — 23 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 8. 1989 ■ CARS APARTMENTS IWANTEDTO ■ CARS CARS ■TAG CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES ■ HOMES HOMES HOMES ■ HOMES ■HOMES FOR RENT FURNITURE SALES BUY/TRADE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. One bed­ PINE bedroom set, head- WANTED; Bedroom, MUSTANG, 1979. Asking NOTICE. Connecticut <5en- dining room set, Mo- TWO family, B2 zoning. room apartment. $475 board, night stand, ar- eral Statute 23-65 prohibits $750. 643-5919. J BOLTON. By owner. SOUTH Windsor. Like IMMACULATE six room per month Includes hogoney or compara­ All real estate advertised In HEBRON. Chormlno Large ranch with att­ new. Two year old Six rooms each unit, molre, tripple dresser the posting of advertise­ Everyone lias a deal. the Manchester Herald Is ranch, three bed­ Cape In Bower School three bedrooms, two heat and appliances. with hutch. Asking ments by any person, firm or ble, and dressers. 524- ached garage, sun deck seven room Raised area. New kitchen, new 649-8365.______corporation on a telegraph, 8824.______subject to the Fair Housing rooms, fireplaced liv­ and potential for In-law Ranch. Three bed­ car garage. New roof. $550. 649-7878.______JO E R iL E Y ’S Act of 1968, which makes It ing room, cozy famllv windows. Call Anne telephone, electric light or DILLON FORD Illegal to advertise any pref­ apartment with private rooms, living room Doeman. Blanchard & Great location forbusl- FOUR rooms, second BUNKBEDS, three power pole or to o tree, Wishing will not sell any­ room, plus finished 319 Main St., Manchoeter Only Voll nCSIOENTIAL - homee. Quality work at MANCHESTER. Well 72 HOUR MONEY RACK CHORCHES MOTORS woodwork, hordwood tures, newer furnace, room Cape. Fireplace, INDUSTRIAL THREE family tag sale - $1000 $500 N ManchesterHerald cared for three bed­ SO Oakland St. $1000 floors, french doors, updated wiring, exte­ hardwood floors, treed HONB8T 8 OEP6NDABLB affordable prices. MISCELLANEOUS Miscellaneous Items. 8UARANTEE first floor laundry, Entirely owner operated. room duplex with lots Saturday, June 10th Manchester, CT 643-2711 OPEN HOUSE rior has fresh paint, lot and garage. CA l LNO W ; 29S4766 FOR SALE Font TT Orsnada *2.496 when you purchase* when you purchase* when you purchase* walk-up attic, first 27 years axp. Call of character. Non- 9am - 4pm. Corner Maaan 'S3 Sanira *2.996 1999 D O D O E D YNASTY *1Z13S one car garage, super $132,900. Rothman and 646-1594 smokers. No pets. $750. a Jetta. a Golf. a Fox. floor family room and SUNDAY JUNE 11 yard with privacy Rothman, 646-4144. Joseph Dumat Dougherty and 153 Chavy *64 Chavalla *2,966 teas C HRYSLER SIh AVE *14,696 LEGAL NOTICE an Inground pool with plus utilities. 647-7725. West Center Street. Dodga -63 400 *Z906 1-4 pm. plantings and fencing. MANCHESTER. Huge 646-5253. 1966 D O D O E A R IES *7.ee6 TOWN OF ANDOVER cabana. $214,900. D.W. $149,900. Jackson & AVAILABLE Im m e­ E N D R O L L S Toyota '86 Taroal *6,866 PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION ' Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ and brand new. 1800 diately. Nice one bed- MULTI tag sale. From Chavy -67 Cavallar ■8.068 1966 O M SIERRA P.U. *9.996 PUBLIC HEARINGS MANCHESTER Jackson Real Estate, square foot cedar sided 27W Width — 25« Hurry! Offer ends soon! MANCHESTER. Spa­ 647- 8400.O______room. Carpet, 13" width — 2 for 25C A-Z. It you don’t be­ Ford ‘60 LTD *8.006 1966 D O D O E SHADOW *6796 The Planning 8, Zoning Commission of Andoyer, Connecficut 341 Spring Street three bedroom town- [LAWN CARE IHEATIN6/ appliances, enclosed lieve It come and see. Olda '64 Cuttaaa *6.666 will hold Public Hearings on Monday, June 19,1989ot7:30p.m. cious eight room home TEN rooms, two full plus house. All Amenities. Newsprint end rolls esn be 1666 D O DO E 0180 P.U. *11.396 ‘FIninced purchato: Payment made to purchaear for alignment to dealer or landing In a convenient porch, heat and hot picked up at the Manchester Special gifts for dad. Ford '67 Rangor P.U. *8,066 In the Andover Elementary School on the following petitions: Adorable, custom 7 two half baths, enor­ Only $167,900. Rothman PLUMBIN6 1966 D O DO E DAYTONA *10.196 Inatitullon. Savings vary by modal. Oallvary by 5/30/89 location-eight miles to water. $575. Garage Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. No lunk. 123 Bolton Olda '64 Dana *6.666 »566— Application of United Land Group for a 10 lot room Ranch with mous first floor family and Rothman, 646-4144. Buick '66 Hagai *0.996 subdivision. Hickory Ridge, off of Burnap Brook Hartford. Recently re­ YARD MASTERS gvollable. 646-4144. Monday through Thursday Center Road, Route 85, 1967 D O D O E OMNI *4.996 over 2000 square room, delux oak kit­ Pont. -OO 600 STE *7.666 Road. furbished Including MANCHESTER. Two Yard cleaned, CARMICNAEL TWO bedroom duplex. PftEE wood chips fb exit 5 off 384. Friday 1967 BU ICK SKYHAW K *6.496 Vo!kswagen feet. Beautifully chen, full walk-out family house. Excel­ June 9th 12-5, Saturday Olda'OOOORagancy *6.068 #1 *567— Application of Donald Tedford for a 3 lot new kitchen floor, new Trees cut. Includes heat, hot wa­ landscaping. Ken at 1967 C HRYSLER SIh AVE *13,996 Financing Assistance basement. In-law setup lent Investment prop­ PLUMBING AND June 10th 8-5. Rain date Toyota ‘86 Calica QT8 *8,996 subdiyislon, Elizabeth Estates, on Hebron Road. bath, new deck and decorated, 3-4 Have dump truck, ter, gas tor cooking. 643-1442.______Oldt ‘66 Delta *10.606 Plan on first floor and lots erty. $185,900, by 23rd and 24th. 1064 RENAULT EN CO RE *2.260 /VOLKSWAGEN. INC. *568 — Application of M ary Keenan for a 1 lot subdiyislon more. $194,900. D.W. bedrooms, 2 full more! $219,900. Jack- will haul. HEATING $685. per month. 659- DOUBLE Bowl, stainless Olda '67 06 T-8wlan *14,666 on Bunker Hill Road. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 baths, 2 fireplaces. owner. 647-84 67 Additlone. remodeling, boiler 0703 after 4pm. Pontiac '89 Formula *18,006 I960 PLYMOUTH R ELIANT *9.196 son 8< Jackson Real evenings. 643-9996 replecamanta, end complete steel sink with single MANCHESTER. 128 At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard MANCHESTER. Two Lovely % acre lot. Estate, 647-8400.n Plumbing 4 heating aervice. MANCHESTER. Nice 3 level faucet, spray Green Road, June 10th 1963 CHRYSLER 6lh AVE *9.360 24 Tolland Turnpike (Rte. 83), Vernon, CT 06066 and written communications will be receWed. Information MANCHESTER. Forest BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE pertaining to these applications Is on file In the office of the family five plus five Martin School are. THREE bedroom Fully lloeneed and Ineured. room apartment. Heat hose and beige formica and 11th 9am - 3pm. AND MARINE 1063 BU ICK RIVIERA *9.500 ' plus two rooms and Hills - Kennedy Road. and electricity. Secur­ counter top. Very good Multi-family, toys, • 649-2638 • Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. $202,500. Colonial-Charming In­ U & R built. Three Call 2S0 Adims 8L Minch. 1660 M ERCURY M ONARCH *1,966 ’ Dated at Andoyer, Connecticut this 8th and 15th day of June, 1989. bath on third floor. terior convenient tree ICARPENTRY/ ity deposit. No pets. condition. Both for bikes, baby Items, Hours; Mon.-Fri. 9-8, Sot. 9-5 Three car garage. Con­ Bedrooms, 2 baths, L 875-7388 643-8552. $100. Manchester, 646- children’s clothes, at­ 848-174$ ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION lined location, two cor Ranch. Reasonably REMODELINO ★ 643-2791 ★ Kenneth Lester, Chairman venient location. Good MANCHESTER. New list­ THREE bedroom apart­ 0271. tic treasures I Income producer. garage, screen porch. priced at $219,900. Call 013-06______ing! Large aluminum Call RE/MAX 647-1419 646-2969 or 413-734-5104 M & M O IL ment available July $179,900. Realty World, sided Colonial with a L«t ut remodel your kttchen or 8th. $650. per month Benoit, Frechette As- or Ron Fournier even­ for Information. bath from floor to celling. We PLUMBING A HEATING FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION great woodsy view. ings 649-3087.Q offer ceblnete, venitlee. ^ plus one month secur- soclates, 646-7709.O There’s four bed­ • OH Burner Barvlon & Selee BY THE TOWN OP MANCHESTER EXCEPTIONAL Cope MANCHESTER/ oounlertope, wtietever your Ity. 643-4862.______Notice Is hereby glyen of a sale at public auction to be held MANCHESTER. This two rooms, 2'/3 baths, a neede ere. Cell RALPH • Autometlo O il (Tallvary with unlaue floor plan. Glastonbury line. NADEAU et: THREE rooms, first Saturday, June 10,1989 at 10;15a.m., EOT, at the Manchester family shows pride of fireplaced living room • Well Pumpe Setae & Service Police Department Garage, 239 Middle Turnpike East, ond family room with Large living room, Better than new 3 floor. 95 Wells Street. ownership. Vinyl sid­ wood stove and bay 6434M4 $375 monthly.______Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchondlse os ing for easy mainte­ sliders to deck. In- Bedrooms, 1 'h Baths, NltelMB a aatk OeeigB Caater • Water Heatara (Baetdo a o«) listed below. . eludes pool tool Also window, private lot Raised Ranch. Boasts LIK E private home. V h nance. six plus five that backs up to woods, • Bathroom 8 Kitchen Claims for merchandise listed below should be made with rooms, two car atK two car garage. Cathedral Ceilings, Remodeling rooms. Lease. Work­ the Manchester Police Department. No claim made after $198,500. YoYo Carroll. quiet area. Call Ceramic Tiled Floors, FARRAND REINODEUNG ing single, married sale will be accepted. All sales are final and for cash. No ached garage. Fenced Re/MAX 647-1419 or Room adifltiona. decloi, roof­ • Senior Citizen Oleoounte sales to minors. Inspection of articles for sale may be made In yard. $199,900. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Fireplaced Livingroom, • Eleotrlo work by couple preferred. 643- 4060.0 Barbara Weinberg ing. elding, windowa and gutt- 2880.______between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on the day of the sale. Realty World, Benoit, evelnings 643-0844.a Rec Room, Deck and ere. All typM of remodeling and Predelon Electric The Town reseryes the right to remove Items from the sale, Frechette Associates, MANCHESTER. Huge 2-Car Garage, on Acre repalre. Cell Bob Ferrend, Jr. FR E E ESTIMATeS SPACIOUS 5 room flat. add Items to the sale, or relect any or all bids for what It 646-7709.D unique ten room Cali­ SCREENED porch, fruit Lot. $189,900. 2nd floor. $695. Includes deems to be In the best Interest of the Town. fornia Ranch includes trees, brick patio and Bm. 647-8509 Phone: 649-2871 heat, hot water and MANCHESTER. A nature roam to play. Three Anieia B. Pawlus Copies of Rules of the Sale and list of items for sale are lovers dream house! four or flye bedrooms, Rat. 645-6849 garage. Call Sue 643- . ayallable at the General Serylces Office, Municipal 2 '/ 2 baths and two fam­ bedroom Colonial with Real Estate, 4862. Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Large Colonial with charming details. A four bedrooms and two ily rooms. Kitchen 633-3211 novas ONLi bright and sunny MI8GEUANE0U8 Item Bovs/

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CARS mCARS CAMPERS/ FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES/ Appeal Potpourri Cable TV I ^ F O R SALE TRAILERS MQPEOS J CHEVY Citation. 1981, FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. SOUTHWIND Motor DEMONSTRATOR Automatic, air, two HONDA ATC 200S, 85, l 2 firms control 351 Cleveland, new bat­ Home, 30’, 1984. Excel­ excellent condition, Lewis will fight A& N Club’s sports night door hatchback. Front- tery. $500. 649-6474. lent condition, new en­ wheel drive, new front runs strong. $600. or Eight cylinder, new gine, new tires, rear best offer. 643-9752. lottery dismissal /3 packed full of celebrities / I I half the market /17 struts, tires, body twin beds, fully SALE OF 1989 HONDAS! good. 875-6991.______transmission, 71 Chew KAWASAKI Nila 750 AAallbu. Needs some eauipped, generator, PONTIAC Grandprix, 83. microwave, roof air 15,000 miles. Vance and work. $500orbest offer. hines header. Call $2,500 or best offer. 643-9846. conditioning, and a lot Excellent condition. more. 568-3635. Priced Gary after 5pm. 645- 742-9033.______HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, to sell. 6176. 32K, excellent condi­ Red Dodge Demon, tion. $4800. Call 1971.New exhaust, Monday-Thursdav, 8-5. great running, low 649-4751. WoiAi; miles. $500 or best u offer. 646-8663 after 5. FORD Pinto 73. Auto­ matic. Runs good. Re­ built engine. $325. what a negotiable. Call 291- go Glassilieil! SCHALLER ACURA QUALITY 8888. Keep trying. youll Itpve the results! PRE-OWNED AUTOS m 85 Chrysler Laser *4595 sale! 9 Spd.. A/C. Low M ll« mianrlipslpr Bcralb 81 Mercury Cougar *3495 Fulty Equip., 29.000 M lln 83 Ford Escort Wagon'2600 IMMEDIATE 4 Speed, Stereo. Cleen Cer 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 4*8peed. Stereo. Like New DELIVERY... Newsstand Price: 35 Cents N Friday, June 9, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 85 Honda CRX *4495 CHORCHES 9 tpM d. SItrao. Sporty 83 Olds Regency *5995 niRVSI.hR OadgE Dodge Trucks vs. FuHy Low M . Llho Now 85 VW QTI »6495 CRX S-opd. AK. B lock More rain 85 VW QTI *5995 5 Speed, White, Full Stereo Sound System, Right Hand Mirror 9-tpd, A/C, Sllvor & Rear Mud Guards, #7592. List Price *10,489 No retreat MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM may bring 345 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER MOO OVER flooding 647-7077 CARblNAL FACTORY INVOICE SALE in inflation By Nancv Concelman BUICK, INC. PRICE Manchester Herald 1988 Toyota Tercel *6980 ON ’88-’89 NEW 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 Connecticut farmers who faced May wholesale prices 1988 Chev Conver Van *17999 >9500 drought last year this year are 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 struggling to protect crops from 1988 Buick Century *1 1990 CARS/TRUCKS this year’s heavy rainfall. 1987 Pont Grand Am *7770 Today and tonight, they may up a steep 0.9 percent 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 1987 Buick Park Ave. *12880 have to contend with a flood. IN STOCK “ You can’t win ’em all,” By Dave Skidmore gasoline prices, which followed a 1986 Chevrolet Cavalier *5990 CRX SI 13.4 percent jump in April. 1986 Buick Electra *10250 Coventry farmer Alan Olsen said The Associated Press 1986 Buick Century *7690 today. Natural gas prices rose 3.4 1984 Mercury Cougar *6180 The National Weather Service WASHINGTON - Wholesale percent, while heating oil costs declined 7.7 percent. 1086 Buick LeSabre *8290 Yellow, 5 Speed, *1500 Sound in Windsor Locks has issued a inflation came roaring back in 1985 Buick Somerset *7440 PLUS System Including CD Player flood watch for late today and / May after a two-month lull, rising Food prices, which had posted a 1964 Eldorado Cortven *14999 and Much More. Air tonight. Scattered thunderstorms a steep 0.9 percent, the govern­ rare 0.6 percent decline in April, 81 Adams St. Conditioning, Carpet Mats, are expected late today and more ment said today. rebounded 0.9 percent in May. Manchester Door Visors, Moonroof Visor. rain, heavy at times, is predicted The rise in the Labor Depart­ The price of vegetables skyrock­ 449-4571 #7688. List Price *14.391. for tonight, according to the ment’s Producer Price Index eted 26.4 percent as celery and SALE PRICE weather service. Rain is also primarily reflected higher prices tomato prices doubled and cab­ *12,738 expected Saturday. for cars, fresh vegetables and bage prices rose by one-third. CLYDE So far this year. 22.52 inches of gasoline. There were also significant Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. rain has fallen, according to the For the first five months of the increases for eggs, rice, pasta R O U TE 83, V E R N O N National Weather Service. Of the JOYOUS OCCASION — East Catholic Rudnicki a hug before Thursday's year, wholesale inflation for and chicken. Prices for beef, pork and fish declined. 83 Mercury Marqula 4 Dr. *4995 Hmm... total. 12 inches fell in May. High School senior Alicia Fitzgerald, commencement ceremony at the goods one stop short of the retail 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 For the past six months, food The state’s annual average Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford. level was running at a 9.4 percent 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 through the end of June is 21.64 left, gets ready to give classmate Pamela annual rate, more than double the prices have risen at an annual 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 ju s t w hat 15 OTHER inches, a Weather Service spo­ 4 percent rise in 1988 and rate of 7.3 percent. But analysts 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 kesman said today. The average quadruple the 2.2 percent 1987 expect that trend to moderate, 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 DEMOS TO rainfall for May is 3.37inches, the gain. barring a repeat of last year’s 85 Electra T-Type *9995 spokesman said. Nostalgia, praise for school The index’s performance drought. 86 Cutlass Clera Wag. *8995 I m looking This year’s rainfall has all but troubled economists earlier this The price of goods excluding 65 Century Wagon *7995 CHOOSE wiped out Olsen’s strawberry year, when it soared 1.1 percent in the volatile food and energy 65 Electra 4 Door *10995 crop. January and 0.9 percent in sectors, often taken by analysts 86 Monte Carlo *7695 for and “ It is a disaster.” said Olsen, heard by East Catholic grads February. But moderate rises of as a truer reflection of underlying Trade-Ins Welcome FROM... inflationary pressures, rose 0.5 65 Camaro Coupe *6995 who has lost 90 percent of his 0.4 percent in both March and 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. *7995 April were seen as a sign that percent last month following an strawberry crop to the heavy Bv Nancy Concelman spiritual dimensions which the provide significant rewards for 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 80 Oakland St., Manchester at the rains. “ You can forget about both you and the recipient ... inflation had retreated at least a unusual 0.1 percent decline in Manchester Herald public schools cannot provide.” April. 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 those (strawberries) for this He noted that the East Catholic "All I ask is that you be open to bit. In advance of today’s report, The increase in May was year” HARTFORD — The majestic is one of 218 schools in the country the opportunities that may come 872-9111 many economists were predict­ largely driven by a 1.8 percent Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 right As if the strawberries weren’t Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hart­ to win the National Exemplary your way.” Evans said. ing a moderate-to-brisk 0.5 per­ rebound in auto prices following a enough, the heavy rain could ford rang with cheers and ap­ School award. Senior class President Jason cent gain. The sharply higher 2.8 percent decline a month harm vegetables that aren’t in plause Thursday after 256 East “ Truly East is a remarkable Kevin Buechler’s comments on actual number could disturb earlier. price. the ground yet, Olsen said. Catholic High School seniors institution." Evans said “ When his four years in high school were a financial markets, which have The April drop was produced by He said he normally has graduated at the Manchester one walks through the doors of tinged with nostalgia. oriarty Brothers vegetable crops planted by June During his graduation speech been rallying in recent weeks on manufacturers’ incentives to school’s 25th commencement. East it becomes obvious that this evidence that the overheated bolster sagging sales, while a 5, but rain has washed away the But the ceremony preteding is a very special place.’’ he recalled the pain of leaving economy is cooling enough to Labor Department analyst said f nutrients he mixed into the soil. the joyous outburst was serious But graduating from one of the junior high school friends to come LXI ACCORD produce lesser price pressures. the rebound was driven by price Olsen said he’s probably lost $400 as class officers and speaker finest secondary schools in the to East Catholic. Energy prices in May rose 3.3 increases for some models and Manchester’s worth of nutrients this year that William Evans challenged gradu­ nation comes with an obligation But, he said. “ We made new percent, a steep increase but less for options. will have to be replaced. ates to face their fears in a to help others, he said. friends as well as trying to keep SALE PRICE COUPE than half April’s 30-month record Price gains also were posted for He’ll also have to till the soil troubled society and do their part “ There is rampant poverty, the old.” Automatic, #7585, Lifetime again, leaving limited growing Buechler described the sopho­ of 7.2 percent. For the past six glassware, mobile homes, toilet Rustproofing, Carpet Mats. to make it better. homelessness ... and substance Used Car Dealer time for the vegetables. more year as “an explosion of months, energy prices have paper and tires. Evans, principal of West Hill abuse in this country,” Evans List Price *16,231. surged 43.3 percent. ’The overall May increase left “ The only thing that’ll save it is Elementary School in Rocky Hill, said. egos” as he and his fellow In May, the increase was USED CAR SPECIALS if we have a late frost,’’ Olsen said he sent his own children to He told graduates that reaching propelled by a 5.2 percent jump in See PRICES, page 10 said. East Catholic “ because of the out to help their fellow man “ can See ECHS, page 10 1985 TOYOTA 1986 FORD 1986 MERCURY 1985 JEEP , 1983 CHEV Tom Hurst, who grows berries COROLLA SR5 T-BIRD SABLE CHEROKEE MONTE CARLO and vegetables at the Hurst Farm 2 D r C oupe A u to , A /C *14,394 Auto, A/C 4 WD A T , A /C on East Street in Andover was a >6999 >6995 >5991 >6999 >4999 little more optimistic. Deng lauds military Hurst said the rain hasn’t hurt Thank you’ 1985 IZUZU 1982 OLDS 1986 DODGE 1986 BUICK 1985 FORD his strawberry crop and probably PUP PICKUP CUTLASS CARAVAN RIVIERA TEMPO won’t affect it in the future. Had SUPREME Auto, A/C L o a d e d Auto, AM/FM the crop been planted earlier, the for rabbi’s for halting protests >3999 >4999 >7995 *10,999 berries would probably be rotting >4444 in the fields, he said. 1985 PONTIAC Chinese Red Cross officials 1984 AMC 1986 BUICK 1988 LINCOLN 1988 CHEVY “ They’re a real perishable crop By Jim Abrams GRAND PRIX IX ACCORD estimate 3,600 people were killed ALLIANCE SOMERSET TOWN CAR CELEBRITY anyway,” he said. long Veai^ The Associated Press Auto, AM/FM Auto, A/C A u to , A /C 4 Door, Automatic, Lifetime and 60,000 injured in the assault, A u to , A /C Even with gray skies and days Rustproofing, Carpet Mats, according to a Chinese group in >16,999 of steady rain, Hurst is able to BEIJING — China’s senior >6123 . >3950 >6215 >9650 Rear Mud Guards, Painted Pin By Nancy Pappas leader Deng Xiaoping today West Germany, the Union of 1986 PONTIAC 1983 BUICK Stripe, #7546. List Price look on the bright side. Manchester Herald Chinese Students in the Federal 1985 BMW 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY *15,727. The raspberries that suffered appeared in public for the first FIREBIRD CENTURY time in more than three weeks Republic. The government says L o a d e d SABLE during last year’s drought will \/C, AM/FM, 5 Speed A u to . A /C CAVALIER Rabbi Leon Wind is a man who 300 people, mostly soldiers, were SALE PRICE probably be fatter and healthier and praised the military for >855D >12,500 . >8999 >2999 really knows how to stretch out a crushing the student demonstra­ killed; Chinese and diplomats say >4222 this year, he said. year. up to 3,000 died. 1986 OLDS IQ fiA 1985 LINCOLN 1 tions for democracy. 1984 NISSAN *13,961 When he came to Manchester’s The speech was televised na­ Deng had not been seen in 1982 NISSAN CUTLAS MITSUnSHU TOWN CAR MAXIMA WGN Temple Beth Sholom in 1945, tionally, as were scenes from public since he met Soviet Presi­ L o a d e d Auto, A/C > 200SX SUPREME CORDIA TURBO Wind planned to spend just a year demonstrations in several pro­ dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev on >8615 *7550___ >10,980 >7333 >2999 English slips in town before moving to a vincial cities, where there were May 16. There have been numer­ TRADE-INS WELCOME... cosmopolitan area with a larger, reports that dissidents and sup­ ous rumors in recent weeks that 1984 PONTIAC 1987 MERCURY 1986 PONTIAC more established Jewish Deng was dead or critically ill. BONNEVILLE 1987 MAZDA 4X4 1986 MAZDA 626 at Oxford — porters of the pro-democracy HERO COUGAR 5 Spd.. A/C community. movement were being arrested. On his right was conservative 1 Loadod >3999 >12,100 But members of the temple In Washington, President Bush Premier Li Peng, who declared >10,999 >6999 >5999 of all places kept asking him to stay. That said Thursday the United States martial law in Beijing on May 20. 1986 LINCOLN 1987 PONTIAC 1987 OLDS 1985% FORD single year stretched to 44, and “ can’t have totally normal rela­ On Thursday, Li also praised the 1986 CHRYSLER the community which Wind led soldiers’ action in a speech. It wa8 TOWN CAR GRAND AM CUTLASS ESCORT WAGON NEW YORKER LONDON (AP) — The Standard tions” with China until its govern­ Signature, Loaded grew from 75 families to about 350 ment recognizes the rights of the the first appearance by a high Auto, A/C SUPREME Auto, A/C L o a d e d of written English among some Oxford University students is so families. students who led the demonstra­ government official in two weeks, >13,999 >8888 >9999 >4666 >7999 poor these days that tutoring may “I came here for just a tions. But Bush, in a televised indicating China’s hard-line lead­ temporary thing, for just one ers were gaining control of the 1984 VW Sirocco 1986 MERKUR 1983 TOYOTA savings be necessary, a professor says. news conference, rejected sug­ 1986 OLDS 98 1981 FORD F150 Jack Pole. Rhodes Professor of year, and it’s been a very long, gestions he impose more sanc­ situation. 5 Speed L o a d e d XR4TI TERCEL PICKUP R e d , A/C Must See ALL AT American History at Oxford, productive ‘year,’” quips Wind, tions on China. Others listening to Deng’s >465D >8650 >2550 right here. blamed the decline on Britain’s who served, 34 years as the Deng praised the suppression speech included President Yang >7999 >5225 GREAT schools, saying they offered pup­ temple’s primary rabbi, and has of the pro-democracy movement Shangkun, believed a major 1986 BUICK 1984 CHEVY 1986 SUBARU ils no encouragement to attach been rabbi emeritus for 10. “ The in an address to officers of the 1986 ALFA ROMEO 1984 MAZDA 626 people were very nice and it was See CHINA, page 10 SKYLARK CAMARO Auto, AM/FM XLT SAVINGS. any particular value to grammar People’s Liberation Army. He A u to , A /C SPYDER CONVT. challenging and I could see an Auto, A/C White, Loaded and style in writing. thanked them for their actions, >665D >5999 >9999 >5650 Pole also blamed sloppy lan­ opportunity to create a which resulted in the deaths of >7222 guage in the media. community.” hundreds if not thousands of TODAY 1986 PONTIAC 1984 CHEVY 1986 PONTIAC 1979 BUICK 1985 PONTIAC 60 MONTH FINANCING He said persistent offenders On Sunday, Wind’s community Beijing residents. GRAND PRIX FIREBIRD CENTURY GRAND PRIX may have to be sent to a tutor, but will celebrate the rabbi’s 75th Deng said the people behind the Loaded ESTATE WGN In d e x Loaded Auto. A/C Auto, A/C that most of the students were birthday and the 25th anniver­ democratic movement wanted to >7150 >6999 >5995 well-groomed in writing elegant sary of the present temple facility Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald “ overthrow communism and do 20 pages, 2 sections ryV\NOESTiRHCND\ English. on East Middle Turnpike with a away with the socialist system Pole’s comments appeared in a dinner-dance and show, which is CELEBRATION — Rabbi Leon Wind’s 75th birthday and the People’s Republic of Business______17 Obituaries_____2 weekly magazine, The Times already booked to capacity. Gu­ will be celebrated Sunday with a dinner-dance and China and establish a capitalist Classified _ 17-20 Opinion______8 ests are traveling hundreds of Com ics______14 People______9 MORIARTY BROTHERS 24 ADAMS ST. Higher Education Supplement, show at Temple Beth Sholom on East Middle republic.” and was highlighted on the front miles to attend, although some He said. “ Facing a life- Focus______9 Science______7 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT page of The Times of London with Turnpike. The event also will mark the 25th threatening situation, our troops Local/State Sports___ 11-13 ^^MANCHESTER, CT 06040 the headline: “ English like she is See RABBI, page 10 anniversary of the temple facility. never forgot the people, never ______2-4,10 Television____15 forgot the party, never forgot the Natlon/World-5-6 Weekend____ 16 646-3515 wrote amid dreaming spires.’’