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Weiss million or more above the total $27 CUSTOM COUPE 1985 CHEVY CAMARO...... • 9,995 I ^ 9 CUSTOM SEDAN SEDAN IROC Z-28 II hopes that a meeting later this week million cost of upgrading the plant. 0>upe, Stock #8248, Stock #8004, stock #8350 stock #8250, Fully with Washington legislators and a top A meeting of town officials was to be 5 SpM d, A C Former Demo AC, Nicely Equipped Equipped offical from the U.S. Arm y Corps of held today with Lt. Col. Stanley J. 1984 BUICK CENTURY ...... < 7,795 Weicome rain dispiays a vioient side Engineers could resolve the dispute Wagon Murphy, the deputy division engineer over a wetlands permit for the town’s for the Corps’ New England division. *1 2 ,7 9 9 H A R TFO R D (AP) - The scattered *9699 * 1 1 3 4 4 * 1 6 3 5 6 mers in about a dozen towns, from about 2,300 customers in North Cannan, sewage treatment plant. Mayor Peter P, DiRosa Jr. said that Inc. 'SOO R«(Mt« Inc. '1000 Rebate thunderstorms that brought soihe relief 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE.....> 2,195 Barkhamsted to Windsor and East Hart­ Sharon, Salisbury. Norfolk and Falls The head of the Corps’ New England the purpose of the meeting, scheduled 4 Door overnight from near recoil temperatures ford, said Virginia Harris, a Northeast Village, Harris said. Division. Col. Thomas A. Rhen, is to for 11 a m., was to present the town’s also knocked out power to more than 15,000 Utilities spokeswoman. Service was res­ The weather service planned to send an meet Friday with U.S. Rep. Barbara position for keeping the secondary PLUS “A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" USED CAR SELECTION Tax A Raglelratlon Extra electric customers across Connecticut and tored to most customers overnight, but investigator to survey downed trees in the B. Kennelly in Manchester. Weiss facility at its present location. inflicted wind damage in some comers of crews continued working today to restore area, to determine whether the damage said that U.S. Sens. Christopher J. "Basically we’re going to demon­ power to about 2,600 in the Farmington the state. was caused by a tornado or simply strong Dodd, D-Conn. and Lowell P. Weicker strate ... that the site that has been The National Weather Service reported Valley and another 850 customers in East winds, said Tom Kondos of the National Jr., R-Conn., may also attend the listed as an alternative, namely the •6037A 1687 Buick Regal Ornd National record winds of 89 mph during a Hartford, Harris said. *8041A 1688 Pontiac 8000 STE Sedan (.ztnsfjlflrbf Weather Service at Bradley Airport in meeting. dog pound, is not a viable alterna­ thunderstorm at Bradley International M308A 1987 Mercury Sabla Sedan 88029B 1966 Buick Riviera Coupe Windsor Locks. tive.” DiRosa said about today’s Airport Monday night. Heavy winds also down lines in the “Obviously we’re aiming to get the M0424 1968 Chevrolet Z-28 Coupe 48389A 1988 Buick Century Sedan sewer plant back on line,” Weiss said meeting. He said it was his under­ Lightning knocked out power to custo­ northwest hills, knocking out power to See RAIN, page 10 46283A 1984 Buick Regal Custom Coupe •8043A 1964 Chevrolet Celebrity Wagon today. “ Obviously any contact we standing that Murphy would have the have with any elected officials is to final say on the issuing of a wetlands #6370A 1964 Oldtmoblle Clera Coupe #8107A 1983 Century Custom Coups reverse the trend that is apparent permit. «9344A 1993 Bulok Century Ltd. Sedan *830SA I960 AMC Spirit DL Coupe with the Corps of Engineers” ‘Wonderful’ relief, say area farmers See SEWAGE, page 10 Robert Croce, the district director 1 VOLKSWAGEN By Nancy Concelman make them a little bit bigger. She sunny, cooler and less humid with a high of Kennelly’s Hartford office, said estimated that a half inch fell between 'The New Buick ' 'WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS tn WITH US AAanchester Herald around 80, according to the forecast. that Kennelly has arranged the about 5 and 7 this morning. Though Hurst and other farmers are meeting "to bring both sides together TOPAY to see whether there might be some Price Leader" 24 Tolland Tpke.,(Rl. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 The rain today that cooled off Connecti­ If it keeps up this week, “ everything will optimistic about the rain, other farmers cut residents brought relief of a different be perfect.” she said. said it’s too late for some of this year's viable options for solving this Index kind to area farmers, but not quite enough crops. stalemate.” 20 pggga. 2 atcMona for some. The forecast from the National Weather Alan Olsen, who owns a strawberry The Corps of Engineers ordered the Service in Windsor Locks called for CARDINAL BUICK INC. “It’s wonderful,’’ said Pat Hurst, who farm on Love Lane in Ckiventry. said the town last month to halt work at the Butineea 9 scattered showers and thunderstorms Obttueriea _------2 A TOUCH ABOVi FIRST CLASS iQkina you firstmokes us first! grows vegetables and raspberries on the rain is a little too late this year, but will secondary part of the treatment plant nplnloff ClaMltled—_ 19-20 ------9-7 todpy with a high in the 80s and continued rnmlra 81 ADAMS STREET. MANCHESTER Hurst Farm on East Street In Andover. help next year's crops because it will keep because the town had not obtained a 1M Paoftla “This is really go[ng to make a big mugginess. Sdanna (Open Evrt. Mondoy thru Thurtdayl 649- 457] some moisture in the soil and prevent wetlands permit for construction in Connecticut ----19 difference now.” Tonight it will be partly cloudy with a 30 erosion. some-4 acres of wetlands. Last week Focua 15 Sports ____-11-14 Hurst said raspberries weren’t as big as percent chance of showers and a low of 60 the Corps of Engineers told the town Local -2-3. 10 Televlalor:_------17 she had hoped, but the rain today will to 65 degrees. Wednesday will be partly See RELIEF, page 10 that the site of the town’s dog pound Lottary . 2 U.8./WorM..-----9 t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 12, 1988 - $ RECORD PSAT scores dip slightly

About Town Military Notes But students ahead of national average

By Andrew J. Davis In 1968, local mean math scores revealed neither, since it was Health clinic for children Enlists in Air Force Manchester Herald were 17 points above the national unjust to make comparisons in Richard P. Reagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reagan average of 450. In 1987, local budgets in the 20-year period. The Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Manchester school students mean math scores were up one offers a child health clinic on Mondays at of Manchester has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. He Adjusted for inflation, the have consistently scored better point to 468, while the national budgets were close to each othprT^ Manchester Memorial Hospital. The clinic provides is a 1987 graduate of Coventry High School. than the national average on After completing six weeks of military training at average remained the same. he said. V health guidance, immunizations and testing at no Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, he is scheduled Total scores for 1968 were three “ I didn’t make that case,” cost. All Manchester and Bolton children between Tests over the past 20 years, even to receive technical training in the mechanical points higher than the total 1987 Kennedy said. “ It’s a very, vei^ the ages of two months and five years are eligible to though their scores dipped score of 914. use the clinic. Those families who meet financial career field. difficult case to make." slightly, school officials an­ The average mean score in guidelines are eligible for complete physical Jacob Ludes III, Manchester nounced Monday. Manchester for the 20-year span examinations. For information, call 647-1481. High School principal, said the Assigned to local office The report pleased most school between 1968 to 1987 was 436 for real victory was that more board members, except for one the verbal section, while it was students last year decided to go to Larry Lemelin, petty officer first class. U.S. member who questioned whether Society plans poetry test Navy, has recently been appointed to head the U.S. 468 for the mathematics section. college. the scores were good enough Manchester students scored 22 Only 66 percent of graduating The Connecticut Poetry Society will sponsor the Navy recruiting station in Manchester. compared to the rising cost of points above the national mean in students furthered their educa­ third annual state Poetry Festival in cooperation education. Monday’s meeting the verbal section over that time tion in 1968, compared to 77 with the Connecticut Commission of the Arts and the Arrives for duty was held at the board offices at 45 period, and 16 points above the percent in 1987. Connecticut Chapter of the National League of North School St. Air Force Airman 1st Class Mark J. Bielawa, son mean math average, school offi­ Of the 77 percent, 50 percent Connecticut Pen Women. The event will be held The PSAT is generally taken by cials announced. Saturday, Aug. 6, from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at of Richard L. Bielawa of Clifton Park, N.Y. and went to four-year colleges, 20 college-bound students to pre­ School board member Francis percent to a two-year school and 7 Manchester Community College. Members of the Diane M. Bielawa of 770 Downey Drive, has arrived J pare them for the Scholastic Maffe Jr. asked school officials percent to another school of sponsoring groups may send three titles of their for duty at Travis Air Foce Base. Calif. Aptitude Test. The SAT is used by whether the slight decrease in higher learning. Only 36 percent poems to E.J. Bartek, 68 Walnut St., East Hartford He is an air cargo specialist with the 60th Aerial many of the nation’s colleges in scores meant that school officials entered four-year colleges in 06108. Copies of the poems to be read at the festival Port Squadron. determining admissions. were either “ wasting money” or 1968, 19 percent to two-year do not have to be sent. Judges at the festival will HELPING A FRIEND In 1968, Manchester’s mean not spending enough. Maffe was schools, and II percent to another critique the poems. No reservations are required. In exchange program — Gov. William PSAT score in the verbal section one of five members at the institute of higher learning, Admission is free and open to the public. Those of tbe test was 450, compared to a meeting. Terry A. Bogli, Anne J. Midn 1-C John L. Rogers, USN, son of Davidand O'Neill lends sup­ school officials said. attending may bring a picnic lunch. In case of national average of 427. In 1987, Gauvin, Bernice Cobb and John Later in the year, reports on the inclement weather, the festival will be held in the Joyce Trainer of East Center Street, has been port to state Rep. the local verbal score dropped to Tucci were absent. selected to participate in an exchange program with SAT. mastery testing and Lowe Building. The event is coordinated by the Wit Rtglntld Plnto/MinchMtcr Herald James McCav- 446, while the national average School Superintendent James the French Navy. changes in the teaching of basics u and Wisdom Club of Manchester. dipped to 409. P. Kennedy said the scores will be given. SCHOLARSHIP SMILES — The Daugh­ awards were: Vernon Begin, left, of the Rogers will spend four weeks at the Ecole de anagh’s campaign ters of Isabella recently presented three Church of the Assumption, Alison Mizia Naval and at bases in Brest and Toulon, France. for re-election during Blood pressure screening set students with $150 scholarships for of St. Bartholomew’s Church and On his return he will .serve on board the USS Kidd a news conference The Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester good standing in citizenship and Samantha Hawthorne of St. James and attend the US Navy Diving School at Little at McCavanagh's Class disruption is predicted Creek. Va. Inc. will conduct a blood pressure screening at the academic achievement. Receiving the Church. real estate agency Bolton Pharmacy on Thursday, July 28, from 1 to 3 Rogers is a senior at the U.S. Naval Academy at p.m. All residents of Bolton are encouraged to Annapolis. Md. He is a 1986 graduate of Manchester at 237 E. Center St. participate. For information, call 647-1481. High School. L Monday. O'Neill due to window replacement Obituaries Receives air commission called his fellow By Andrew J. D avis'^ said at a meeting of the school Program needs volunteers Gregory L. Slover, son of William P. Slover of Democrat an ally. Aug. 30 with a four-hour session Manchester (Hera Id board Monday. for elementary school children The Meals On Wheels Program needs volunteers Glastonbury and Gail P.T. Slover of 30 Esquire nichxrd Sullivxn/Spcclal to tha Herald Jorge R. Casals Windham Community Memorial Chicago, 111.; a brother. Dr. John Drive, has been commissioned a second lieutenant “ There may be some prob­ and a full-day schedule for to deliver meals to the frail and elderly in the Classes at Bowers School may Jorge R. Casals, 68, of 70 Oxford Hospital, Willimantic. She was Kane of Old Saybrook; a sister, through the Air Force ROTC program. lems,” he said. “ There may be secondary school children. Manchester area. Volunteers may work in pairs. the widow of Carl Johnson. have to be disrupted next school St., died Sunday at Hartford Florence Ruell of Norwich; and He earned a bachelor’s degree from Duke some rearranging of The construction at the schools Volunteers leave Manchester Memorial Hospital at She was born May 19, 1908, in year longer than planned because Hospital. He was the husband of two grandchildren. She was University, Durham. N.C. O’Neill stumps for his ‘ally’ classrooms.” is part of an $8.8 million bonding 11:15 a.m. and the delivery process takes about one Waterville, Maine, the daughter installing replacement windows the late Briseida (Rosalina) predeceased by a brother, Fran­ issue that covers construction at hour. Drivers are reimbursed for mileage. For of the late Benjamin and Julia will not begin until later than The windows will be replaced Casals. cis Kane. the three schools as well as at information, call 643-9511, bewteen8a.m. and2p.m. (Seekins) Rowe, and lived in Completes basic training scheduled, said Paul Phillips. two classrooms at a time, mean­ daily. He was born on Dec. 10,1919, in The funeral will be Wednesday ing that two classes will be shifted Verplanck and Nathan Hale Andover for most of her life. She at 9; 30 a.m. at the Swan Funeral Building Committee chairman. Havana. Cuba, and had been a Airman Pamela C. Berry, daughter of Surour M. McCavanagh in election bid to temporary classrooms in the schools. attended Andover Congrega­ Home, 1224 Boston Post Road, Though final construction on resident of Manchester for the Berry. 34 Tower Road, has graduated from Air art roomsorthe gymnasium, said Student receives scholarship tional Church and was active in Old Saybrook, followed by a Mass Bowers, as well as at Waddell Phillips announced that con­ past two years, previously living Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Ba.se, Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Also present at McCavanagh’s " I pledge that I will devote all my Richard Lawrence, president of its affairs. She was a member of of Christian burial at 10 a.m. inSt. School, is not scheduled to be struction at Verplanck and Na­ The Irish-American Cultural Institute has in West Hartford. He was a Texas. Manchester Herald announcement were John Dro- energies to the betterment of The Lawrence Associates, archi­ the Andover Historical Society. Johnis Roman Catholic Church, completed until February, offi­ than Hale should be completed by awarded Theresa Riley of Center Street a retired professor of Spanish at St. She is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School ney, chairman of the state Manchester and the success and tects of school renovations at She is survived by a brother, Old Saybrook. Burial will be in cials were hoping to disrupt the time school begins. scholarship to study and tour Ireland this summer. Joseph College of West Hartford Gov. William A. O’Neill was on Democratic Party, and state Sen. prosperity of this state” Bowers. Waddell and Manchester Riley will study Irish‘ history, literature, drama, and had been with the college for Wendell L. Rowe of Phoenix, Riverside Cemetery, Old Say­ hand Monday afternoon as Demo­ Michael P. Meotti, D- classroom work as little as Work completed at Verplanck John I. Garside, chairman of High School. dance and Gaelic. She will be a senior at East 20 years. Ariz.; two sisters. Prudence brook. Calling hours are today Visco receives appointment cratic state Rep. James R. Glastonbury, and state Rep. John possible with the construction. includes installing a new roof, the Republican Town Committee, Catholic High School in the fall. He is survived by two sons, Jones of Lebanon, Conn., and from 7 to 9 p.m. Christine Visco, a graduate of Manchester High McCavanagh announced that he Thompson. D-Manchester. Both However, since the installation of The replacement of windows at replacing exteriorbrick work and said Monday that the GOP had Armando L. Casals and Jorge F. Barbara Gerdis of Berlin, Conn.; Memorial donations may be School, has received a certificate of appointment to would run for a fourth term in the Meotti and Thompson have al­ replacement windows will not Waddell is scheduled to begin in adding new ceiling tile. At Nathan Casals, both of Manchester: a and several nieces and nephews. made to the American Cancer attend the U.S. Air Force Academy. The certificate Legislature. ready announced their not. decided on a candidate to begin until the la.st week of two weeks, and should be com­ Hale, installing a new. property daughter, Annabel Ingram of The funeral will be Thursday at Society, Route 66, Middletown represents a full four-year scholarship. ■ McCavanagh. who represents candidacies. challenge McCavanagh. He said August, two weeks later than pleted by the beginning of school, fence, replacing bricks, and that several persons were being he said. Public Meetings Westford, Mass.; a sister, Maria 2 p.m. at Andover Congregational 06457. At Manchester High she participated in cross the 12th Assembly District, made McCavanagh listed among his scheduled, there may have to be adding new doors is continuing, considered for nomination to the he said. J. Barreiro of Miami, Fla.: and Church, Route 6, Andover, with country, track, the Math Team. AFS and the his announcement to a group of achievements the appropriation some shifting of classes. Phillips School is scheduled to begin on 12th District seat, but he would three grandchildren, the Rev. Sharon Ledbetter offi­ National Honor Society. She graduated second in about 25 supporters at the offices this past session of $400,000 in Meetings scheduled tonight. D. Lloyd Hobron not identify them. The funeral will be Thursday at ciating. Burial will be in Town­ her class. of his real estate firm, the James state bonding money for renova­ D. Lloyd Hobron, 86, of Oxnard, 9; IS a.m. at the Holmes Funeral send Cemetery, Andover. Calling R. McCavanagh Agency. 237 E. tions to Cheney Hall and a McCavanagh. 48. a real estate Manchester Calif., formerly of Manchester, ‘Really nothing we can do’ Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass hours are Wednesday from 7 to 9 Center St. commitment for $200,000 for land broker, has represented the 12th husband of Gertrude Hobron, Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room, of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, O’Neill said that he was there to acquisition and architectural fees Assembly District since 1983. In died July 5 in California. College Notes 3:30 p.m. Bridget Church, Manchester. 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. praise McCavanagh because a for the construction of a new the last election, he easily beat his He was bom in New London on North Elm Street housing meeting. Lincoln Private burial will be in Fairview Memorial donations may be candidate can’t brag to people facility for New Hope Manor, a Republican opponent. John made to Andover Congregational Aug. 4, 1901. He graduated from says Pioneer union of jobs Center hearing room, 6:30 p.m. Cemetery, West Hartford. There from his own home town. He said residential and out-treatment Tucci. who now serves on the Church, Route 6, Andover 06232. Brown University in 1925. Before Peck graduates cum laude are no calling hours. that the Manchester legislator center for young women at 48 Manchester Board of Education. retiring in 1966, he was a business 2 Memorial donations may be Dayne E. Peck, daughter of Mrs. Naomi W. Peck was the kind of friend a politician Hartford Road. Bv Nancy Concelman had been cut in half since Greenstadt said the restructur­ Andover manager for the Southern New made to the St. Joseph College of Manchester and Robert D. Peck of Gales Ferry, remembers. McCavanagh also mentioned McCavanagh served from 1979 Manchester Herald January. ing. planned for several years, Ruel M. Luckingham England Telephone Co. in Man­ to 1981 on the town Board of Board of Fire Commissioners, Town Office Library, 1678 Asylum Ave., West graduated, cum laude and with departmental " I feel I have a strong ally in his role last year In forming the Michel Labarre. president of would allow the company to shift Ruel M. Luckingham, 85, of chester. He was a former Directors. He was first elected Building, 7:30 p.m. Hartford, 06117. distinction, from Hartwick College. Oneonta, N.Y. Jimmy McCavanagh as a “ Moderate Caucus,” a group of The union representing Pioneer the new company, said the its focus from manufacturing Deltona, Fla., formerly of Coven­ member of the Chamber of representative to the 12th District She received her bachelor of arts degree in member of (the House).” O’ Neill Democrats who believe that the employees who lost their jobs Manchester operations would be parachutes to developing high- try, died Saturday. Commerce and the Kiwanis Club in 1982. Coventry Helen Girard political science. said. House is leaning too far to the left. when the company was sold c^n relocated to a smaller building in tech recovery systems for the He was born in Hartford, in Manchester. He was a member do little but help the workers find South Windsor but would not aerospace industry. Helen E. Girard, 73, of the No Republican has yet an­ ’‘Today I now ask you to join McCavanagh is a native of Coventry Housing Authority, Orchard Hills moving to Deltona 17 years ago of Center Congregational Church new jobs, a union official said reveal the location being The operating assets of the old Broad Brook section of East On UConn dean’s list nounced plans to challenge with me and my family in once Manchester and a 1959 graduate Estates, 7 p.m. from Coventry. He was a retired and the Masonic lodge. He moved Monday. discussed. Pioneer aerospace defense group Windsor, mother of Diane Tobin The following Manchester residents have been McCavanagh. The 12th District again walking down the cam­ of Manchester High School. He Youth Soccer. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air to California in 1970. “ There’s really nothing we can Rodriguez said she hasn’t been were sold because of a $7.4million of Manchester, died Monday at named to the dean’s list at the University of comprises the northern part of paign trail to election day in and his wife. Nancy, have three Force. He was a Navy and Air Besides his wife, he is survived do,” said Cynthia Rodriguez, in touch with the company but loss in operating assets in 1987 Democratic Town Committee, Town Office home. Connecticut. Manchester. November." McCavanagh said. children. Building, 8 p.m. Force veteran of World War I and by a two sons, Robert Hobron of business agent for the Amalgam­ would call a meeting of the and a significant decrease in Besides her daughter, she is Sarah Robinson, 47 Marion Drive, School of World War II. Gavilan Hills, Calif., and Edward ated Clothing and Textile remaining unionized employees working capital since 1985. survived by two sons, Kenneth He is survived by a son, Ruel M. Hobron of Anaheim, Calif.; and Education; David House, 204 Greenwood Drive- Workers Local 125 of North to inform them what jobs are left Plants in Melbourne. Fla. and Girard of East Hartford, and Luckingham Jr. of South Wind­ one grandson. David Ingram, 96 Tudor Lane; Douglas Kendler, 428 Arrest halts Dartmouth, Mass, on Monday. in the area. Columbia and Liberty, Miss., Thoughts George Girard of West Suffield: sor; four daughters, Dorothy The Reardon Funeral Home, W. Middle Turnpike; James Memery, 31 Bette “ The company’s been sold.” Of those who will lose their jobs, were also affected by the sale. seven other daughters, Maryann Pierce and Bonnie True, both of Oxnard, Calif., was in charge of Drive, School of Engineering. The operating assets of Pioneer between 8 and 11 are members of Labarre said any hiring for the Girard of Framingham, Mass., Deltona, Fla., Shirley Szeluga of arrangements. Susanne Cavicchi, 96 Alton St.; Pasqua Lippolis, drug traffic "What ifs" usually appear at the beginning of a Systems Inc.’s aerospace- ^ e union, she said. new company will occur only in Dorothy Hamilton of East Wind­ Coventry and Jean Austin of 132 Walker St.; Sheryl Veal, 41 Santina Drive; defense group were sold to the Originally about 30 Pioneer question or statement that offers a solution or an sor, Juanita Martin of West Russell Vinick, 90 Cushman Drive. School of Fine A Hartford man arrested Fri­ Mississippi. alternative. Some "what ifs” are more significant Buena Park, Calif.; a sister, Leonard Delaney Paris. France-based Zodiac Systems employees were repres­ Hartford, Linda Beloff of West Marjorie Case of West Hartford; Arts. day inconnection with trafficking The lease Pioneer has on the than others. What if the Bible really is the Word of Leonard Delaney, of 123 Cooper Group, whose subsidiary, Ae- ented by the union, Rodriguez Hartford, Georgianna Cote of 14 grandchildren; 20 great­ Selena Croteau, 187 Tudor Lane; Sharlene in cocaine, some of which was current facility from Economy God? What if the Bible is a reliable witness Hill St., husband of Ann Delaney, razur, is a worldwide parachute said, but when she took over as Wallingford, Gloria Kemp of grandchildren; and two great- Croteau, Tudor Lane; Elissa Robbins, 133 Bobby headed for Manchester, will face Electric Supply Inc. President concerning God and his relationship with men? died Tuesday at Manchester manufacturer. business agent two months ago, Farmington, and Virginia Cone of great-grandchildren. Lane; Lynn Whitehouse, 125 Briarwood Drive- illegal drug possession charges Robert Weinberg expires in What if the Bible really does reveal the nature and Memorial Hospital. The new company, called Pio­ only 11 unionized employees were Bristol; a brother, John Kozakie- The Stephen R. Baldauff Fun­ Dana Zackin, 297 Ferguson Road. School of Family Wednesday, July 27, at Tolland September. character of God? What if the Bible is truly inspired The John F. Tierney Funeral neer Aerospace Corp., will em­ left. wich of Norfolk: two sisters, eral Home, Deltona, Fla., is in Studies. County Superior (%urt, police Pioneer Systems Inc. main­ by God and not simply the concoction of a variety of Home, 219 W. Center St., is in ploy more than 40 of the original Former Pioneer Systems Inc. Anna Cichon of West Hartford charge of arrangements. Joann Caron, 70 Whitney Road; Dennis Kuz- said. President and Chairman Alan tained its operating assets in its human authors? What if.... charge of arrangements, which Pioneer employees in mainly and Pauline Bjurstrom of Lake- mickas, 176 Chestnut St.; Sandra Trombly, 121 The Tri-Town Narcotics Task commercial products group, are incomplete. engineering and management Greenstadt said the company wood, Calif.; 16 grandchildren; Cushman Drive, School of Nursing; Dayna Force arrested Jose L. Juradooff positions, but has not offered jobs began laying off employees in which consists of the Vogart Rev. David W. Mullen and seven great-grandchildren. Marie Maher Mankowski, 174 Oakland Terrace, School of Route 83 in Manchester after a Church of the Living God to 10 to 15 people, the company 1984. when it decided to restruc­ Crafts Corp. Greenstadt will head The funeral will be Thursday at Marie (Kane) Maher, 59, of Old In Memoriam Pharmacy. chas'e through the woods, police president said. The total Pioneer ture and move to a smaller Vogart but he has resigned as 9:15 a.m. from the J.M. Bassin- Saybrook, formerly of Manches­ said. head of Pioneer Systems. In loving memory of my wife, Receives associate’s degree work force of nearly 100 people facility. ger Funeral Home, 37 Gardner ter, wife of Edward Maher, died Jurado was charged with pos­ Dr. Crane’s Quiz St., East Windsor, with a Mass of Mildred Jarvis, who left me Lora Jean Carilll, daughter of Jan and Maureen session of more than an ounce of Sunday at Middlesex Memorial October 12, 1985. Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Hospital, Middletown. Holland of Hartford, Wise., formerly of Manches­ cocaine with intent to sell, inter­ Catherine's Church. Burial will She was bom in New Haven on Deep in my heart a vision is kept. ter, has received her associate’s degree in fering with police and interfering 1. The cry: “ Java & Sinkers” occurs In which 9 be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Aug. 19,1928, daughter of the late Of a wife 1 loved and never forget. marketing from Stratton College, Milwaukee, Wise. with a police search, police location? Rocky Hill. Calling hours are Francis and Florence (Monahan) Memories of her I hold so dear. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James assigned to the task force said. AIRPORT HARDWARE STORE Wednesday from 2 to4 p.m. and 7 Kane, and lived in Old Saybrook In prayers and thoughts I will Coolidge of Manchester. His case was presented at Vernon LUMBERYARD RESTAURANT to 9 p.m. for the last 13 years. She was the always be near. Superior Court Monday but was Valuable 2. Water is formed when which one of these burns ? Some may think that I forget. Memorial donations may be director of elderly nutrition at the Receives degree at Bates transferred to the Tolland County CARBON NITROGEN HYDROGEN MARSH When at times they see me smile. made to the American Heart Thames Valley Council for Com­ court. GAS But they never know the Lisa A. Romeoi daughter of Dr. Stephen and Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ munity Action, in the Jewett City Jurado had been under investi­ 3. Which sports term suggests use of a whisk heartaches Elaine Romeo of Vernon recently received a ford 06105. section of Griswold. bachelor of arts degree at Bates College, Lewiston, gation by the narcotics force for broom? That lie within me all the while. several weeks, said Det. Joseph Coverage. Besides her husband, she is FEINT OFFSIDE BALK FAULT Theda E. Johnson Maine. She is a graduate of East Catholic High survived by three sons, Brian Sadly missed by your School.______Morrissey of the task force. The 4. When clover was brought to Australia, It failed Theda E. Johnson, 80, of Lake Maher of Granby, Jeff Maher of loving husband, tri-town narcotics force is made The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy to produce seed until which one of these was Road, Andover, died Monday at Old Saybrook and Gary Maher of Oliver Jarvis up of officers from Manchester, imported? Manchester Herald South Windsor and Vernon. QUAIL KANGAROOS WILD TURKEYS BEES While most of the cocaine was 5. The "sparkplug" of our economy is advertising USP8 327-500 VOL. CVM, No. 241 headed for South Windsor, Mor­ You deserve a homeowners policy that's worth which typifies Weather rissey said police suspect quanti­ a lot more, w ithout a lot more cost. COMMUNISM CAPITALISM DICTATORSHIP Published dslly except Suggested carrier rates ties were passing through Man­ The Prudential Premier Policy goes above SOCIALISM Sunday end certain holi­ are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 foe chester and Vernon as well. and beyond ordinary homeowners in­ 6. A European scientist analyzed the number of Cooler and less humid days 1^ the Manchester one month, $23.10 lor The cocaine was estimated to words usually spoken daily by the various workers Publishing Co., 16 Bral- three months. $46.20 for have a street value of $8,500, surance. It provides up to $5,000 in named at the left. Try to match them with their daily Manchester and vicinity; To­ nerd Place, Manchester, six months add $92.40 lor coverage (with a $1,000 limit per Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen police said. A conviction on a spoken output. night, partly cloudy with a 30 class postage paid at and mall rates are avalle- charge of possession of more than item) on valuables like jewelry and (a) Priest (v) 3,420 words percent chance of showers. Low Manchester, Conn. Post­ bla on request. one ounce of cocaine with intent to furs. Plus expanded personal prop­ 60 to 65. Northwest wind less than (b) Policeman (w) 7,800 words master; Send address To place en advertise­ sell carries a mandatory min­ erty, theft and casualty coverage (c) Housewife (x) 10,660 words 10 mph. Wednesday, partly changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a nswe imum prison sentence of five ter Herald. P.O. Box 591, Item or picture Idee, call It even guarantees full replace­ (d) Soldier (y) 11,580 words sunny. Cooler and less humid. years and a maximum life (e) Businessman (z) 12,620 words High around 80. Outlook for Manchester, Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Office hours are ment cost for your home. So 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday sentence, Morrissey said. Thursday, partly cloudy with a It you don’t receive your through Friday. call your Prudential repre-| Answers in Classified section high in the 80s. Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchestar Herald sentative now for a free, nc West Coastal, East Coastal; or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of The obligation Pru-Review. 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Press Association. takes a lick off an Ice cream cone outside the Hartford ABOVE AND BEYOND'' tubtcriber service, 647-9046. by 1987 P ru d ^ M l Property and C asuaUy Insurance C ompany All rights reserved Connecticut Daily Monday; 986. Play Four; 9013. lives on Ralph Road and attends Keeney Street School. humid. High around 80. Road Dairy Queen. It was a brief respite Friday from the 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Intense heat. Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12, 198B MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12. 1988 - 5 Judge presses for verdict on Crafts Budget office

NEW LONDON (AP) - The judge could not be postponed. But because there are no provisions The jury has logged close to 50 hours in the Richard Crafts murder trial has Unable to take any notes during 12 for such a practice in the state’s trial in the jury room. instructed the jury to work overtime weeks of testimony or to even get a full practice book, he decided not to honor No official records are kept by the predicts deficit and deliberate “with intensity” in list of the witnesses for its delibera­ the request and thereby risk provid­ state on the length of juiy delibera­ order to reach a verdict. tions, the jury has been using three ing a grounds for appeal. tions. But lawyers in the state have A decision to lengthen deliberations blackboards and an almost daily Recommendations for changes in said the record is believed to be the from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. from 9:30 a.m. replay of testimony to reconstruct the certain trial practices may be offered 50*A hours spent by a jury in 1984 to of $98.2 miiiion to 6 p.m. appears to be the first chain of evidence presented during as a result of the experiences of the convict Steven Wood of West Hartford attempt by Superior Court Judge the trial. Crafts trial, Flanagan said. in a multiple murder case. That jury Barry R. Schaller to apply pressure deliberated over 11 days. By Judd Everhart is,” he told the FinanceComittee. Considering the limitations they The jury Monday again requested to The Associated Press on the jury to reach a verdict. faced and all the testimony they heard While archaic court rules governed “We really won’t have a good Crafts, 50, of Newtown, is charged hear a replay of testimony. The panel the Crafts’ jury during the actual VANB DISPUTE — Lt. handle on i t ... until Oct. 1,” when — there were more than lOOwitnesses spent a half hourlate in the afemoon HARTFORD - State Rep. with murdering his wife. Helle, in and 6S0 exhibits — the time the Jurors taking of testimony, the panel has had Paul Dandurand of corporations whoasked forexten- November 1986, and disposing of the listening to a portion of testimony Ronald L. Smoko, who tried to tell sions on their payments must have spent deliberating has not been from Dawn Marie Thomas, the the use of the most mc^em devices the Concord (N.H.) body with a wood chipping machine. that long, said State’s Attorney during its deliberations. colleagues they were too optimis­ pay. The jury adjourned at 5:10 p.m. Craftses’ live-in babysitter. In addition to three blackboards, Fire Department ex­ tic in predicting tax revenues for He said all 125 of the state’s Walter Flanagan. 1988-89, may be proved right. Monday. Schaller asked the panel to "It’s a relatively reasonable period The 12-member panel has heard the jury has in its possession a a amines the gilded largest corporate taxpayers had On Monday, the legislature’s asked for such an extension. To continue deliberating for at least an of deliberating,’’ said Flanagan. testimony re-read or replayed for videocassette recorder, tape re­ weather vane that hour beyond 5 p.m., the court’s usual Office of Fiscal Analysis pre­ receive an extension, however, he Schaller could have nnade it easier nearly 23 hours since getting the case corder, a slide projector, an X-ray firefighters removed closing time. But the jury said it could and quicker for the jury to review all June 23, and has been in the light box and a magnifying giass to dicted that receipts from- state- noted that a company must make not meet that late because a member the evidence by granting its request courtroom for playbacks for all but review some of the six cartons of from the city’s main taxes will be $98.2 million less an estimated payment and then of the panel had an appointment that for a master list of all the witnesses. three days of its deliberations. evidence. fire station in 1980. than predicted when the 1988-89 the final accounting is due Oct. 1. budget was adopted last spring. Sales tax receipts will be $60 They’re at odds with Unless spending adjustments million lower than anticipated. city officiais who want are made, the state could end the Schnobrich said. Offsetting that, J EB places ads for replacement workers it back in piace. current year with a sizable he said, would be receipts from AP photo deficit, according to the OFA. the capital gains, interest and ( OFA also said Monday that dividends tax $28.3 million higher GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat has begun to Virginia. London area is 2.9 percent, according to the state when the books are closed Septt. 1 than projected, while inheritance advertise-for workers to replace striking Metal Electric Boat placed ads Sunday in The Day of Department of Labor on 1987-88, the deficit will be $97.8 tax receipts will likely be $11.1 Trades Council members, but an economist doubts New London, The Norwich Bulletin and The “That’s very low,” Sullivan said. “I’d say million. That’s about $20 million million higher. AP photo the shipyard will have much .success finding Providence Journal in an effort to fill jobs vacated Electric Boat is optimistic.” Firefighters, city tussle over vane higher than the estimate from For 1988-89, corporations tax replacements. by striking workers. Ruenzel said the shipyard does not intend to Gov. William A. O’Neill’s budget receipts will be $37 million less CHECKING IT OUT — One of two toll "Unless the wage scale is very, very high, it’s Electric Boat spokesman Neil D. Ruenzel said the replace every striking employee. By Martha Englert business, designed the vane skyline. intricate detail of the horses and office a day before the 1987-88 than the estimates used to sup­ booths, recently uprooted from Con­ unlikely they would be able to find people,” said ads have received responses, although he could not “Eventually, strikes end,” he said. The Associated Press around 1871 for $200, a sum then “This is a valuable part of the wagon. fiscal year ended June 30. port the 1988-89 budget and sales u necticut’s Merritt Parkway, is inspected Mary Sullivan, a regional economist with the say how many. Sullivan said she she does not beleive the defense representing about haif the cost firefighters’ heritage and it be­ “I was heartbroken when it “Some of this may or may not tax receipts will be $31 million Bureau of Labor Statistics office in Boston. "There The unemployment rate -in the Norwich-New by Blake Hayes, conservator of historic contractor will manage to replace skilled workers. CONCORD, N.H. - In a land of a working man’s home. Ex­ longs with us. No one can protect came down,” Hager said. "And have been predictable,” said less. Schnobrich said. are labor shortages all through New England. where weather vanes are akin to perts today believe the vane could it like we can," said Wayne recently, I just decided we shouid Smoko, D-Hamden, co-chairman George Wandrak, another OFA structures at the Henry Ford Museum in "I’d say that if ever people are going to go on crown jewels, city leaders and fetch $100,000. Nickerson, a firefighter for 13 stop futzing around and get it of the General Assembly Finance analyst, said receipts from state- Dearborn, Mich. The half-century-old strike, this is probably the labor market they’d want firefighters are at odds over a The vane graced the cupola of years. back up where it belongs." Committee, which held a special run gambling, including lotteries booths have a new home at the museum. to do it in.” giided prize that foretold the Concord’s main fire station until “We don’t pay the firefighters Weather vanes are popular meeting on budget problems on and jai alai. would likely be $8 The 10,200-member union’s strike entered its 11th winds of New, Hampshire’s capi­ 1980 when firefighters, without to be custodians of antiques. We with thieves in New England, a Monday. million below previous estimates. day Monday, with no plans to reopen negotiations, tal city for roughly a century. consulting city leaders, took it pay them to put out fires and to region once crowded with copper Smoko, who had voted again.st “Lotteries are maturing now," L according to company officials. The treasure is a meticulously down and put it in a room full of save lives, and they are very good rooftop art depicting rural life in revenue estimates supporting the he said. “We have to become STATE Workers at the submarine manufacturer walked detailed *4-foot-long, horse-drawn -firefighting memorabilia in the at that,” said Martin Gross, a the form of animals, farm equip­ current year’s budget because he more aggressive in marketing off tbeir jobs July 1 after negotiations on a new fire wagdn, cast in copper and city’s south-end station. prominent Concord lawyer and ment and other bucolic symbols. felt they were too optimistic, said them” if the state is to continue to three-year contract broke down. covered in goid leaf. The firefighters took it into the city’s mayor when the vane Many of the most valuable vanes his reaction to OFA’s news was realize growth in receipts from Workers are seeking annual wage increases With manes and tails flying, protective custody because came down. have been replaced with replicas, one of “consternation.” the games. & R E G IO N including five percent the first year and four two strong horses jace ahead of weather va^e thieves Were active The dispute flared anew re­ the originals placed under lock- Dan Schnobrich, chief of OFA’s Smoko said he may recom­ percent in each of the next two. Union members said the big-wheeled wagon equipped and because the city planned to cently when Mayor Elizabeth and-key in museums or private revenue section, blamed the mend a special session of the Dagan on the lam the annual in'crea.ses are needed to meet the cost of with kerosene ianterns, nozzles, a sell the main fire station to a Hager decided the vane belonged collections. estimated deficits for both years General Assembly be convened to living in southeastern Connecticut. wood-fired steam boiler and developer, said fire department to the city. It is "deceptively simple” to chiefly on lower-than-expected address the problems. Revisions HARTFORD — An Israeli national, who fled The company, however, has offered lump sum pumping equipment. One hel- Lt. Robert Constant. Hager said she was first drawn steal vanes, said Samuel Pen­ revenues from the corporations could be required on the spending the United States in March after allegedly ■payments instead annual increases. Company meted fireman holds the taut The vane issue has surfaced to the vane in the 1970s while nington, publisher of the Maine taxes and the sales tax. side if tax revenues aren’t up to stealing more than $6 million from two officials have said they need to hold down labor reins. A second stokes the boiler. periodically, with firefighters ha wk-watching with her children, Antique Digest. Vanes turn on a He also said a new program expectations, he said. Connecticut banks, is on the lam again. costs to remain competitive with their chief rival, The Cushing & White Co. of opposing city efforts to have the who learned to focus their btnocu-— spfiiaieyand need only be lifted aimed at collected taxes owed Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. of Smoko said it would be better to Samuel Dagan. formerly of West Hartford, Waltham, Mass., no longer in treasure again grace the Concord lars by training them pn the inches to remove them, he said. Connecticut by out-of-state com­ hold a special session before it was arrested in Israel in April and had been panies will likely bring in about gets too late in the fiscal year and jailed on separate fraud and forgery charges $60 million, not the $90 million the his co-chairman. Sen. William A until he escaped from prison authorities last Reagan reviews O’Neill administration is DiBella, D-Hartford, added, “the week while awaiting treatment in a hospital. Hartford Hospital faces five charges estimating. longer we hesitate, the greater Israeli officials said they left Dagan The administration has also the pain.” unsupervised in a hospital room near the Seabrook order HARTFORD (AP) - Hartford patients. nurses not being present when a a similar incident last summer, blamed both the sales and corpo­ Smoko noted that O’Neill has prison. Hospital faces allegations it The charges stem from an tube connecting a Hartford man according to The Hartford rations taxes for the shortfall in asked agency heads to prepare "ft was a mistake of our prison system." failed to “reasonably ensure the investigation into the death of a ■ to the dialysis machine became Courant. 1987- 88 and in the case of the lists of areas where spending WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan has man in the facility’s dialysis unit. corporations tax, says that is a said prison spokesman Johnnie Tester. "He health, comfort and safety of dislodged and he bled to death on During dialysis, blood flows could be cut in case that becomes just walked out." promised to carefully weigh opposition to ’ a patients at all times” within its Three of the five charges deal April 2. result of federal tax law changes. proposed executive order that could help licefise the from the patient to an artificial necessary. The lists are to total 5 Authorities, family members and Michael dialysis unit because nurses left directly with patient care in that One charge against the hospita I The administration has so far not percent of the agency budgets. Seabrook. N.H., nuclear power plant by circum­ them unattended, according to unit. The other twocharges relate states that the man’s medical kidney machine where it is made a deficit projection for Levin. Dagan's attorney, said they had no idea cleansed in a solution and re­ O’Leary noted that CBIA last of the defendant's whereabouts. His passport venting the objections of Massachusetts Gov, state officials. to a lack of no-smoking signs near record “lacked sufficient infor­ 1988- 89. Michael S. Dukakis. oxygen tanks and tjie failure to turned under pressure to the year predicted that tax reform was confi.scafed when he was arrested in The allegations were contained mation to justify the diagnosis patient. Schnobrich predicted that for would mean a $150 million wind­ April Lawmakers from the all-Republican New Hamp­ in the results of an investigation post fire and disaster evacuation and/or warrant the treatment 1987-88, the corporations tax shire congressional delegation said they received conducted by the state Depart­ plans. given.” but does not elaborate State and federal health codes would come in $81 million lower fall in corporations taxes for the pledge Monday after a White House briefing ment of Health Services, which The inquiry began after the further. require that a nur.se be present at than projected when the budget Connecticut. Republicans seek probe with Reagan. leveled charges against the hospi­ Health Services Department re­ A woman in the same unit all times while a patient is was adopted last year. "We’renot He said he did not believe a “We found the president very positive, very’ tal of improper care of dialysis ceived an anonymous letter about nearly bled to death as a result of connected to a dialysis machine. really sure what the cause of that special session was necessary. HARTFORD — Twp Repu’olican members sympathetic, very understanding.” said Sen of the state Senate, citing recent budget 2 Warren Rudman, R-N.H. “It was clear to all of us problems in the Department of Mental that the president was going to very actively Retardation, have asked state auditors to consider our request that this order never be investigate the department’s policies and published.” Judge rules removal of tube 'procedures. Rudman and Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H.. ‘We feel very strongly that the Department expressed optimism that the president may reject of Mental Retardation’s budget and data the proposal. * from comatose woman Is OK collections processes are in need of a serious “I am very hopeful that this visit has an effect on It’s FUN! review” said Senate Minority Leader the president in con vincing him that the process was DANBURY (AP) - A judge sustained. trition and hydration.” Reginald J. Smith. R-New Hartford. working (and) the federal government need not has ruled that doctors can re­ The state attorney general’s The state’s lawyers also argued Smith and Sen. M. Adela Eads. R-Kent. become involved at this time." Rudman told It’s EASY! ComitHm stock. move the feeding tube that is office and other defendants have that the tube should not be wrote to Auditor Henry J. Becker after they reporters outside the White House. keeping a comatose woman alive - 20 days to appeal. removed because Mrs. McCon­ heard from constituents who are worried that Humphrey added. “The president didn’t say yes because the woman expressed a “I think it’s a sad, but wonder­ nell is not in a “terminal the budget problems would result in layoffs. or no. but I came away more encouraged about our It’s JUST FOR desire “she not be artificially ful decision,” said Stephen Wise, condition.” prospects of blocking this order than frankly I had sustained or her death be unduly an attorney for the McConnell But the judge rejected those expected to.” or heroically prolonged.” family. “It seems to be a specific argument stating that “excluding Tuition aid offered But Rep. Judd Gregg. R-N.H., who said before the YOU! Carol McConnell, 56, a regis­ warning that constitutional rights nutrition and hydration are not And an WEST HAVEN — The University of New briefing that he thought it would be extremely tered nurse from Ridgefield, have to'c^me ahead of legislative exclusive to the patient’s right to Haven has launched a program of tuition difficult to derail the proposal, said afterwards that suffered permanent brain dam­ dealing and the drafting of privacy and self- determination. ” he felt no more optimistic about the lawmakers’ age in a car accident in 1985 and is statues.” Wise said Mrs. McConnell’s assistance aimed at low-income students — chances. With school out for the summer, one that is designed to ensure they graduate, a in a coma at the Danbury Assistant Attorney General Ri­ three children believe she is a M/icommQn “He gave us no reading at all as to what his Pavilion Healthcare nursing chard Lynch said no decision on “totally informed person who university official said. decision would be,” said Gregg, noting that Reagan becoming a newspaper carrier is a fun home. an appeal has been made. knew about life-support systems "The goal is not only to give them money, reiterated his strong supprt for atomic power and In a 41-page ruling issued “We will consider it carefully,” and clearly expressed her wishes but also to .see that they succeed,” said Toni expressed concern over state governments’ ability Monday, Superior Court Judge Lynch said. “There are very that they not be administered.” Blood, a spokeswoman for the private to block reactor licenses. and easy way to earn money! Anne C. Dranginis said that Mrs. important issues. We will review Mrs. McConnell was a regis­ opportunity. university located in West Haven. McConnell’s family can order the it before making a decision tered nurse for 33 years and was She said the university’s Tuition Assistance doctors to remove the feeding whether or not to appeal.” head nurse in the Danbury Bank of South Windsor, now in oritanization. offers investors Program, or TAP, will work with local boards Blue Cross faces tube and grant what relatives say Her children filed a lawsuit Hospital emergency room at the the opportunity to participate in a bank dedicated to serving of education and adult education centers to ★ Routes Close to Home ★ Prizes & Contests would have been her wish to die. after nursing home administra­ time of her car accident. a community where: identify candidates. Mrs. McConnell can breathe on tors said they would not discon­ Kathleen McConnell, one of the The program will be open to part- and fines for lobbying her own, but she is fed by a tube nect the tube without a court nurse’s two daughters, said she • there is no other bank iieadquartered full-time .students of all ages. connected to her stomach. Doc­ order. was happy and relieved with the HARTFORD (AP) - Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Call us now at 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 to learn more about tors said she will die if the tube is During a week-long trail in decision. • the population base is one of Connecticut's fastest ^rowin>< Connecticut and two of its lobbyists face fines becoming a Manchester Herald carrier. removed. June in Danbury Superior O urt, In her decision, Dianginis said • the hou.sehold income is an estimated 42'tn hij’her than the Morrison seeks 4th term totaling $9,750 fora series of lobbying violations that Her adult children filed a the attorneys for the state argued M rs. M cC onnell’s family .state's median 9 included illegal gifts to state legislators. lawsuit seeking to fulfill what that a 1985 state law regarding the members and colleagues des­ HAMDEN — U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, who • small and larfte businesses enjoy an environment that won 70 percent of the vote two years ago and The fines were levied Monday by the state Ethics they said would have been her removal of life-support systems cribed her as a strong-willed Commission. wish not to be artificially doesn't permit withholding "nu­ independent woman. encourafjes jjrowth carried every precinct in the 16-town 3rd Arnott Rd...... all Rachel Rd...... all Rower St...... all It was the second-largest lobbying fine ever Tudor La...... all Congressional District, is asking voters to imposed by the commission. Alan S. Plofsky, Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 East Middle Tpke.... 0-182 (mni If you're interested in becomini’ an owner of the Bank of East Middle Tpk. ... 604-674m « extend his "two-year contract” so he can be executive director of the commission, said the fines ______I •• EIro St...... all South Windsor, call or .send for a copy of our ( tfferinjt Circular. "an advocate and not someone who sits on the could have been liipre than $30,000, but were less Meadow La...... all Ruling draws mixed reactions sideline.” because of Blue Cross’ cooperation in acknowledg­ Anderson St...... all Oak Grove St...... all Squire Village...... all The Democratic congressman on Monday Bigelow St...... all Pilgrim La...... all last month that the case was first and pleased with the decision.” 8 ing the violations. DANBURY (AP) - A judge’s announced his bid for a fourth term while , The legislators’ names were not immediately Liberty St...... all decision to allow doctors to to go to court under a state law “But I doubt the wait is over,” Lllley St...... all .Lydall St...... 1-73 that doesn’t Include feeding tubes she said. “I imagine it will be 650,000 standing on the steps of I^amden’s town hall. available, but they they are to be included in an remove a feeding tube from a shares of Common Stock About 30 supporters, including Hamden amended lobbying report to be filed within 30 days Main St...... 399-494 Parker St...... 358-540 56-year-old comatose woman was among the life-sustaining proce­ appealed. Mayor John Carusone, braved the heat and by Blue Cross, Plofsky said. Summit St...... 1-70 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 called a landmark decision by dures that can be withheld with a Regina Smith, state director of .Woodbridge St...... 287-357 the Pro-Life Council of Connecti­ humidity to urge Morrison on. A Blue Cross official said the violations were Wadsworth St...... all Gardner St...... 3-88 Woodbridge St...... 408-489 attorneys and those on both sides relative’s permission or because $10.00 per share Morrison will face state R^p. Gerard B. inadvertent^ Huntington ...... all Gardner St. West...... all of the right-to-die issue. the patient has so instructed cut in New Haven, said she hopes Patton, a Republican who has represented “We acknowledge that the violations occurred,” Highland St. Superior Court Judge Anne C. previously In writing in a so- "one judge’s decision will not be the final word.” Milford in the state Capitol for 10 years. Blue Cross spokesman A1 May said. “They were not HIghwood Dr...... all (Dugan's Alloy...... 8-37 Timber Trail...... all Dranginis ruled Monday that called "living will.” For your ()t't’crini> Circular,* plca.se write to the Bank ol intentional.” ‘ Sycamore .Lane...... all TImrod Road...... 170-388 Carol McConnell’s family can On Monday, Lynch said no Smith said that “death by South Wind.sor. 17,50 KlliniJton Road, Suite d. South Windsor. decision had been made on an starvation can not and should not Plofsky said he did not accept Blue Cross’ claim. Golway St...... v...... all order doctors to remove the CT 00074, ( )r call 644-441'2, 644-4177. or 644-4d’2'2. Congressional seat sought He said other gifts were reported correctly, but Kerry St...... all South Main Condo's...... 441 feeding tube that is keeping her appeal. ^ be considered 'medical treatment.’” GREENWICH — Former Greenwich First that whenever the valued of the gift exceeded the $50 North St...... all alive. "We will consider it carefully,” limit, it was not'reported. North School St...... 1-84 Lakewood Circle...... all Mrs. McConnell, a registered Lynch said. "There are very Smith added, "Nor is it Selectman Roger J. Pearson has announced Bunce...... all merciful.” his candidacy for the Democration nomination “That looks like a deliberate cover-up to me,” nurse from Ridgefield, suffered important Issues.” Plofsky said. Nike Circle...... all permanent brain damage in a car McConnell can breathe on her Seven states permit removal of for Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District. Alpine St...... all Hlllcrest...... all Call Now own, but she is fed by a tube feeding tubes, while the legisla­ "The reasons that motivate me to do this are Thq lobbyists involved were Wallace Loljr, a accident in 1985 and is in a coma fixture at the Capitol for years who paid a $2,000 American Legion Dr...... all at the Danbury Pavilion Health­ connected to her stomach. Doc­ tion is ambigous in 12 states and compelling; It has cost the United States two Armory St...... all tors said she will die If the tube is the remainder don’t have laws generations of inner-city youth for its drug fine, and John Farrell, who paid a $750 fine. Blue care nursing home. Cross paid a.$7,000 fine. Haynes St...... all 647-9946 Attorneys on both sides agreed not removed. dealing with the subject, the epidemic. Because of this, crime and violence Lohr recently took early retirement from Blue Main St...... 285-378 East Center St...... 408-808 to it is a landmark decision for The case has been watched society said. are unprecedented,” Pearson, 42, said Cross, but May said the retirement was not Russell St...... all Connecticut. closely by both sides of the Kathleen McConnell, one of Monday.. Alton St. South...... all right-to-die debate. Mrs. McConnell’s two daughters, connected to the case. Porter St...... 458-850 “It certainly Is (a landmark One other Democrat, John C. Loeser, an ‘ Plofsky said the violations concerned tickets to Hawthorne St. South...... all decision) for Connecticut and it’s “This is definitely a landmark said Monday she was happy and South WINDSOR, Wyllys St...... 1-90 In Organization ^ IBM executive living In Stamford, has already sporting events that iobbyists for Blue Cross gave to W. Middle Tpke...... 30-132 (»«.) GET THE following the lead of some other for Connecticut,” said Fenella relieved with the decision. announced his candidacy. At least two others legislators and, in one case, a legislator’s spouse. states,” said Stephen Wise, attor­ Rouse, director of legal servies "I don’t know if it’s over. may join the race before the party's Aug. 1 There was also an improper gift to a legislative ney for the McConnell family. for the Society for the Right To There’s a possibility of an ap­ ‘ Coinplt:ti' ill-tails on this n((i-nntl an- uintaini-il in our Offi-rinR Circular nominating convention. staffer, according to Plofsky. May refu.sed to Assistant Attorney General Ri­ Die in New York City. peal.” she said. “I hope we don’t release the legislators’ names. SCOOP! chard Lynch said during the trial Rouse added that she “relieved have to go through that.” MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 19M__7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1988 Bumpy ride aside, the Guard deserves a saiute This was not the typical airline flight. OPINION though, it became a test of wills or, should I say, for most of the flight back, I was able to lie down. It Upon entering the C-7 plane bound for stomachs. was about as comfortable as sleeping in a MaBsss^sBss^asBa^^aBBaHi^^^B Harrisburg, Pa., I knew this would not be an Many of the reporters, unused to such a small Volkswagen, but it did save me from joining him. everyday flight in some comfortable, wide-bodied plane, spent a major part of the flight with their The flight made a point. Life in the National plane. Instead, the July 1 trip to Fort Indiantown Manchester heads between their legs and their hands on their Guard is no country club. It’s an important job that Gap, Pa., to see Gov. William O’Neill inspect Spotlight stomachs. The plane was bouncing around the takes a lot of guts, determination and commitment. Campaign members of the Connecticut National Guard — and cloudy skies of the eastern United States as though While guardsmen spent most of the day catering members of the 169th Infantry of Manchester — Andrew J. Davis it were a bee pollinating flowers. The plane to the every wish of the press, and parading the would be as close to military action as I ’d ever get. continuously dipped and swayed, though it was governor around as though he was part of a circus The special "press plane” was a small, never in danger of crashing since it was in such deft sideshow, they did so in an effort to receive some is getting twin-propeller carrier that held about 25 people. hands. positive, but honest, reporting. As one of the While my past air experiences have been on DC-9s There also were no stewards passing out The flight back was even worse. After a day of guardsmen told us, the public really doesn’t and Boeing 747s, this plane had none of the beverages and honey-roasted peanuts on this trip. meeting the governor, watching training understand their purpose: to protect the United amenities of its commercial sisters. Instead, we were offered spearmint chewing gum maneuvers and interviewing local troops, another States and Connecticut. much cioser The 19 reporters who took the trip were buckled and earplugs. ^ two hours of flight in that tin can was not on the top The guardsmen make up almost a third of our into their seats, or their section of a long canvas The earplugs were a necessity. The two-engine of our preferred agendas. military and qualified people are always In short bench. There were no plush, reclining seats with plane roared, kicked and squealed like a crying In fact, a reporter from the New Haven Register supply. And no matter how awful our flight, the Controversy footrests on this trip. baby. The noise and the earplugs made George Bush sometimes whines when he lost the battle of wills on the flight back. He spent guardsmen should be commended for volunteering The plane was so reminiscent of World War II talks, not a great asset for a presidential conversation impossible. most of the trip home lying down in the back of the their time and effort. planes that I’ve seen on the silver screen that I At first, to combat the boredom of the plane. On the flight to Pennsylvania, he had candidate. He's been tied to Ronald R eagan’s expected John Wayne to address us at any almost-two-hour flight, the reporters read jokingly made out his will. Andrew J. Davis is a reporter for the Manchester apron strings for eight years and he can’t in celebrating moment. newspapers, books and their press packages. Soon, I happened to sit next to him. Since he was gone Herald. escape involvement in the Iran-Contra mess nor knowledge of drug dealing by Central American political figures supported by the the outdoors Dukakis won’t be alone in convention spotlight CIA. All of these factors make Michael Dukakis a sure winner in the November By David Espo "It has nothing to do with of July, in what seemed like a departed. He remained a cam­ nomination for president the WASHINGTON — There is no love lost between thunder,” was his taunting reply. carefully arranged signal of election, right? paigner in the primary season following night. Interior Secretary Donald Hodel and his underling, ATLANTA — Jesse Jackson "Mr. Dukakis had no intention of respect for the benefit of Jack­ long after a conventional politi­ And it is conceivable that, he Wrong. The November race will be much national Park Service Director William Penn Mott isn't making life easy for Michael bringing any thunder to Atlanta. " son's supporters. cian would have run out of money could be nominated for vice Jr. Now, Hodel has initiated what appears to be a Dukakis. Like Walter F. Mondale did in Jackson often balances each and called it quits. president on the final night in a closer than people now think. As the vice politically motivated investigation of Mott and his Dukakis and his aides undoubt­ 1984, Dukakis is learning that criticism with a statement hold­ He campaigned assiduously for final, symbolic clash with president puts distance between his own special assistant, Loren Fraser, because they are edly hoped next week's Demo­ defeating Jackson in primary ing out the hope of a Democratic the vice presidential nomination, Dukakis. views and those of President Reagan, his helping a private committee promote a celebration cratic National Convention would after primary doesn't guarantee victory, andunlikefouryearsago, while others who want it as much That, of course, would give him confidence and ability to attack Gov. Dukakis of the great outdoors. allow the Massachusetts gover­ anything — except that the has pledged repeatedly to support ormorepracticallyblush anytime the chance to go to the podium nor to bask—solo — in the warmth competition will be renewed in a the Democratic ticket in the fall the subject is mentioned within once more, perhaps to bestow his will grow. Voters will see a George Bush who In the tradition of Reagan appointees to the top Interior job, Hodel is pro-development. Mott is a of a prime-time party unity new arena. campaign. their earshot. Who else in Ameri­ blessing at last on Dukakis and his is a more self-assured candidate. And like Mondale before him, conservationist with a career in parks protection festival, the next step toward a “ Weintend to have aneffective, can politics would announce one running mate. Dukakis finds it impossible to just informative convention that But even now, Jackson is spanning more than half a century. showdown with George Bush in day that he had decided whether The vice president took off the gloves in say no to Jackson, apparently out would inspire our nation, unify our making sure the spotlight doesn’t The current tiff between the two centers on the the fall. he would accept an offer to join That was until Jackson decided of fear of offending his large, party and take us to victory," he Dukakis on the ticket, but turn away from him when the Texas and started tagging Gov. Dukakis as a “ National Celebration of the Outdoors.” Interior to campaign arduously for the mostly black constituency. said Monday. wouldn’t tell anyone what his convention ends. liberal who loves to tax. He took Gov. Dukakis Department correspondence we have obtained Open Forum vice presidential nomination, to Whatever he thinks privately, But he also said that his actions decision was? He declared on Monday that if indicates that the department’s inspector general to task for a Massachusetts policy that let arrange a grand arrival in this Dukakis only occasionally dis­ in the future will be influenced by And who else would describe as Dukakis offered him second place first-degree murderers out of jail on is investigating the involvement of Mott and convention city and encourage a plays any resentment of Jack­ the treatment his candidacy and "unknown quantities” all the on the ticket ” 1 would accept it.” unsupervised furloughs and said the governor Directors helped Fraser. few thousand of his closest friends son's style. His rival can do platform proposals receive. other contenders for the vice He said he assured Dukakis' Mott is on the organizing committee for the anything he wants. Dukakis said “ The conclusion of those steps presidential nomination? emissary Paul Brountas that he is one whose foreign policy views w ere “ born to join him and deride the agencies merge He’s got that sinking feeling celebration with people such as newsman Walter proposed bare-bones platform over the weekend, but “ I'm going will in some measure determine His platform issues will be would be a loyal vice president. in Harvard Y a rd ’s boutique.” Cronkite and Garden Club of America President crafted by the Dukakis forces. to the convention and I'm going to what our fall activities will be,” he debated on national television But Jackson said that if he is not To the Editor; To the Editor; Jane Ward — hardly a group of subversives. Jackson was asked a few days win it.” said. next week if it goes that far.He will chosen, he would expect further This is not the rhetoric of a man who But the organization is a minor embarrassment JESSE JACKSON ago whether he was worried about Instead, he has met repeatedly Jackson has an uncanny ability speak during prime time on the discussions with Dukakis before embraces timidity. Mr. Bush has correctly I bought my house on Jordt Street in 1949 — when potholes were with Jaekson. He invited him to to remain on the stage long after defining what role he will play in I want to let the people?C)f to the Reagan administration. Conservationists . . . stealing thunder? stealing some of Dukakis' second night of the convention. identified Gov. Dukakis as an unabashed Manchesterknow the concern, the no bigger than the picture on a dime. and parks advocates organized the outdoor thunder. his home for dinner on the Fourth other politicians would have His name will be entered into the fall campaign. In the 39 years that followed the holes were never fixed — each liberal at heart. interest, and the cooperation that celebration privately after the administration has been exhibited over the past time I asked for action my pleas were always nixed. didn’t take to heart the recommendations of a Gov. Dukakis is a smart politician, too. He few months by Mayor Peter And now that I am older and my health is getting worse — I presidential committee on outdoor recreation. worry that the potholes will sink below my hearse. Open Forum began m oderating his liberal views sharply DiRosa and the Manchester Sources close to the probe said Hodel appears to Board of Directors over the be on a fishing expedition. No allegations or when he lost an election after just one term as Sol Cohen mergerbetween New Hope Manor charges have been made. governor. He has made a marvelous 51 Jordt St. HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! and Crossroads. The only clue about the subject of the Manchester comeback, portraying himself as a friend of As the citizens of Manchester investigation is contained in a memo sent May 10 Officers risk their iives business who has helped Massachusetts from the Interior Department legal office to Mott know, the Crossroads' program To the Editor: industry and com m erce to prosper. has offered invaluable services to and Fraser advising them to stop work with the hundreds of youngsters in the celebration committee until the investigation is [mcdohL s and the Manchester Herald row! parents. His effect on the lives of Please find enclosed a response to an "Open Vice President Bush will paint another school systems. The Crossroads' completed. The memo also suggested that Mott and Shortly after his graduation these many youngsters will be­ Forum” letter printed last week criticizing the staff, together with the educa­ Fraser get themselves a lawyer. picture, of course. He charged in Texas that from University of Connecticut at nefit them and the community for behavior and demeanor of a police officer and a tional personnel, has positively Our reporter. Dawn Larsen, talked to half a the governor had slowed down the Storrs, where he played under­ years to come. fireman at a fire call. Although I was not the officer effected the livesof W Jffy youngs­ dozen park and recreation leaders who are baffled Massachusetts legislature in its effort to graduate football. Mike Masse A few months ago. when the involved, I find her painting the parties involved as ters and their families over the by the probe and see nothing illegal or unethical reduce taxes, he will characterize Gov. joined the Manchester school head varsity football coach of “ jerks” offensive and in error. past 16 years. system as a physical education Manchester High decided not to about Mott’s or Fraser’s activities. One said he Dukakis as a liberal who never met a tax he The town Board of Directors, thought Hodel was “ trying to nail Fraser for teacher and combined his duties continue in that capacity. Mike Dear Mrs. — : did nbt like. headed by the mayor, acknowl­ with earning a master’s degree in Masse applied fortheposition. His something, and embarrass Mott along the way edged this worthwhile service and the discipline from his alma application was prompted by the because they obviously can’t unload him." ’The I gather from your recent letter to the editor that And the presidential race will get a lot was both cooperative and instru­ mater, UConn, in addition to same concern and dedication to 79-year-old Mott has close ties to Reagan from the last Tuesday you called the police because of a closer in a hurry. mental in helping this merger starting a family with his wife, the young people of Manchester time that he served as director of California State campfire in the woods near your home and that you take place in as smooth a way as Sharron, a Connecticut native and which he has exhibited constantly Parks and Recreation under then-Gov. Reagan. and your children took exception to the lighthearted possible. Another park and recreation leader suggested — The New London Day lifelong state resident. They now for almost 15 years as a coach, banter between a police officer and a fireman after We, at New Hope, express our that Hodel may be trying to hamper the celebration have two young sons, sports teacher, and citizen in the they and others had put the fire out. From your appreciation to all those who because it needs private donations, and he has a pet participants in their age groups. community. recollection the police officer and the fireman were helped in this event so that we all project competing for the same money. After successful seasons coach­ Mike Masse’s extraordinary lamenting poison ivy, tedium and the universal might better serve those In need of "Take Pride in America” is Hodel’s anti-litter ing junior high sports of football, coaching, teaching, and personal desire for a longer vacation. Based on this personal substance abuse treatment. baseball, basketball, he joined the achievements were rejected by campaign, which urges tourists to take care of federal parks. Critics have dismissed it as public conversation you label the police officer an the varsity as assistant football the Manchester High School fireman as “ jerks,” sarcastic and disrespectful. Vincent Senatore coach. But the Manchester fresh­ principal and the athletic director relations. THE BID RIGGING THA.T WE Executive Director man football program was se­ who instead chose an out-of-stater A spokesman for Hodel told us, "We don’t dignify You also take exception to’ the fact that you New Hope Manor riously faltering. Coach Masse with no high school coaching those (speculations) with a response.” expected one police officer to respond to your call, WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT — Manchester returned to rebuild the freshman record. Why? Mott and Fraser are not commenting about the but instead a disconcerting convoy of cars, fire THAT H A ^ O DO WITH OUR football program, building the With all the temptations and investigation, but George Berklacey, public affairs trucks and rescue trucks arrived to what you skills, character, and motivation societal pressures on young peo­ director for the Park Service, said Mott has not considered a minor complaint. You can make the STRATEGY FOR WHEN WE PLAY MHS overlooks hired a lawyer. Fraser’s lawyer, Lawrence BRIDGE WITH THE GIRLS of the players who would form the ple in today’s world, an arbitrary assumption that the fire was trivial—you do not have freshman coach nucleus of a good varsity team. and apparently poorly based Speiser, called the investigation "outrageous, theresponsibility. Whostarted the fire? Are theystill TOHK|yT, RIGHT E D ? ^ The outstanding record of Coach decision to deny the young people unwarranted and without basis." around? Is the fire spreading? Is it only a fire? Are To the Editor: Masse’s five undefeated seasons of the Manchester High School the The problems with the National Celebration of dwellings and people threatened? These are not the AL! with only two close losses in seven benefits so generously and excel­ the Outdoors began years before its inception. In exaggerated concerns of an over-active imagina­ 1985, a president’s commission was organized to When a decision that is destined years accomplished pride for the lently provided heretofore by tion. Several years ago a similar call for a small fire assess America’s outdoor recreation needs. Some to deprive the youth of a commun­ community. Coach Mike Masse, is not only turned out instead to be a fatal automobile accident Democrats dismissed the commission as an ity is made by officials who ignore But Coach Masse accomplished obviously biased, but more impor­ in which one person was killed and another had life attempt by Reagan to whitewash his superior qualifications, demon­ even more: He inspired all the tantly. a possibly tragic depriva­ threatening injuries. These are the types of environmental record. strated excellence of perfor­ young people he has taught, tion for the students and their eventualities we must consider as we respond to the The commission, however, recommended mance and a long record of trained and coached. No one can families. "easy” calls, what about the tough ones. dedication and devotion to that count how many have been turned I trust that the editor of the extensive and expensive changes. Its report community and its young people, away from drugs or dropping out Herald, the primary source of apparently embarrassed the administration, So please do not begrudge the officer and the it is time to speak out. by Mike Masse’s guidance. Time information for the town of because its policies ran contrary to the fireman their frivolous grumblings, because both of The Manchester schools’ fresh­ alone will prove the value of the Manchester, will cast a spotlight commission’s findings. them would have risked their lives to save your man football coach, Mike Masse, good character principles which on this situation for the good of the When little was done to implement the family if it had been your home burning instead of a concluded his seventh season at Coach Masse Imparted to his community and its youth. suggestions, more than a dozen park and small campfire. NOW HIRING the end of 1987 with a splendid young charges. Some of the fine recreation leaders and conservationists decided to 42-3-2 record! That included five I esuits are attested to in letters of Donald M. Masse organize the national celebration. ’They designated Kevin Smith undefeated seasons ... four in a appreciation sent to him by Rocky River, Ohio one week in May 1989 for local groups to plan 181 Branford St. EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES activities and meetings focusing on the outdoors. Manchester Mott wanted the committee to have input from the Park Service, so he assigned Fraser as a 8000 pq|, Qiosing Hours ^5®® For All Other Shifts liaison. Whither the Constitution’s bicentenniai? A spokesman for Hodel rejected the speculation Dial-A-Ride is wonderful that the resulting investigation is politically "Don't scold yourself too severely if you’ve To the Editor: Schlafly, a brittle reactionary with a zeal for motivated. "Someone Is suspicious of everything already forgotten the federal government’s extreme right-wing causes, is a prominent and (Hodel) does. It goes with the territory," he said. EXCELLENT BENEFITS four-year celebration of the bicentennial of the active member of the commission. I am a senior citizen. I would like to thank ratification of the Constitution and the Bill of Dial-A-Ride for the wonderful service they give us. Other commissioners have used their positions to Tell your story Rights, which began last year. It appears the G eorge advance special religious views that seem to fly in They take us shopping on Wednesday, they take us to Insurance Available high-priced National Commission on the the face of the constitutional separation of church Johnny White is not the only person who has run the Meadows to visit our loved ones, and they take us • Flexible Hours • Crew Incentives Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution has, too." M cGovern and state. up against the brick wall of government to the doctor. It is a service for the elderly of Thus opens a recent article in The Nation by bureaucracy. If you have a story to tell about ■Manchester. To everyone at Dial-A-Ride, thanks The limited view of the commission leadership is Regular Wage Increases Jamie Kitman and Ruth Yodaiken entitled frustration with the system, about a legitimate • Free Meals • Profit Sharing revealed in its belated effort to hire a historian. again. "Bicentennial Bust; Celebrating (Yawn) the problem, about doors closed in your face, we may One historian considered for the job says that the Constitution." be able to turn the spotlight on the public servants Margaret R. McCartney • Vacation Bonus Advancement Opportunities commission staff director devoted the entire who are supposed to be serving you. Send the 71J Bluefleld Drive • Free Uniforms Congress created the Bicentennial Commission bent upon using the bicentennial to advance interview to determining whether or not the details along with any relevant documentation, to Manchester in 1983 to direct the nation’s observance of the ultra-conservative views with overtones of racism, applicant believed that the constitutional framers Jack Anderson, 1531P St. N.W., Washington, D.C. convention held in Philadelphia 200 years ago to religious intolerance and super-nationalism. ’The were really religious men. Another applying 20005. draft the U.S. Constitution. The observance was to commission has done little, if anything, to inspire a historian was asked if he accepted the belief that run until 1991 to mark not only the writing of the renewed understanding and appreciation of the Constitution was divinely inspired. Letters to the editor Stop by any of the locations listed below or call 643-2213 Constitution but also the long fight for its constitutional democracy. Some of the grants given in the name of the The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters ratification and acceptance by the states. The problem Is rooted in the White House as well bicentennial boggle the mind. James McClellan of to the editor. to learn nr>ore about the employment opportunities with McDonald’s.* Retiring Chief Justice Warren Burger was as Burger’s lack of vision, imagination and Cumberland, Va. — a former aide to Sen. Jesse fBaiirliPstrrI Hrrali'i McDonald's named to head the commission, with a budget to leadership. As Kitman and Yodaiken put it, “ the Helms — is receiving nearly 8200,000 for his Center Letters should be brief and to the point. 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July 12. 1988 — > NATION Paying families of victims opposed State firm profits from Swiss cutiery By Jim Drinkara understand why they’re trying to House Speaker Jim Wright, D- ‘ Forschner Group sets records as millions buy army knives The Associated Press & WORLD move it along.” Texas, said offering payments to the !'■ .j.,' The compensation issue was also survivors of the victims would be “ a WASHINGTON - President Rea­ By Dean GolembeskI “ World War II came along and their expected to arise- at the United voluntary act committed by a nation,.; The Associated Press Action to be taken gan’s decision to pay families of the Nations, where the security council that is both generous and genuinely ! (irerman source was naturally un­ 290 people killed in the U.S. downing of was to debate the airliner incident regretful” of the incident. He said he i , available. Nothing was available WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Frank ShELTON — Legions of Americans an Iranian airliner is meeting resist­ today. A Navy investigative team is expected quick action once Reagan > from Europe. When the war ended, Carlucci today promised “ appropriate ance on Capitol Hill, where some have joined the ranks of owners of the grandson of the founder went over still looking into the incident, in which formally makes a request of > Swiss Army knives and the indica­ action,” including contract suspensions, if the lawmakers say the gesture is prema­ the USS Vincennes fired on the Congress. to Switzerland because Germny was ongoing Pentagon bribery probe turns up new ture and politically touchy. tions are that millions more will devastated and found this little airliner after apparently mistaking it “ If the president is satisfied (that follow, much to the benefit of a small evidence that some contracts may be tainted. Reagan’s spokesman. Marlin Fitz- for a warplane. company called Victorinox that made payments are warranted), I would company in Shelton. Cariucci said he iifted his July 1 suspensions water, revealed the plans on Monday, Numerous questions about Rea­ imagine the Congress would be I very good butcher knives and he The Forschner Group Inc. is- the started im porting them ,” he of nine military programs because a Navy saying Reagan was motivated by gan’s decision remained-unanswered, satisfied,” Wright said. Leading i i exclusive U.S. marketer of Swiss continued. review "did not indicate that any of the humanitarian concerns and was act­ including how much money would be members of the congressional foreign | > ing out of charity rather than Army knives manufactured by the current contracts in the affected programs paid to the families, how contact policy and defense committees also' ’ Victorinox Cutlery Co. in Switzerland, The Swiss factory also made the are tainted.” obligation. He made it clear that would be made in the absence of have spoken out in favor of making Swiss Army knife. Today, Victorinox payments were to go to victims’ selling more than 4 million of the The Pentagon is beginning actions to ban formal diplomatic relations between such payments. handy pocket tools in 1987 alone. continues to be a supplier of knives to two companies and three individuals from families and not to the Tehran the two countries and just what legal “ We are a just and generous the Swiss army. It also supplies about government of the Ayatollah Ruhol- “ It’s a good business,” said Jaknes doing further business with the Defense authority would be used to mdke the people,” said Sen. Arlen Specter, 90 percent of the knives to the United lah Khomeini. W. Kennedy, Forschner’s 37-year-old Department. payments. R-Pa., who said the payments should president and chief executive officer. States, while another Swiss firm But some members of Congress A State Department official, brief­ go forward “ on basic grounds of supplies the remainder, Kennedy said that distinction may be largely The knives are readily identified by ing reporters on condition of anonym­ fairness and decency.” ; their red handles and many gadgets. said. lost on the U.S. electorate, which ity, said it is not clear whether a flat Fitzwater said the money would be ; Church convention closes harbors long-simmering resentment The most popular model, with about In 1957, the founding family sold amount will be paid for each victim or channeled through some third-party 500,000 units sold in 1987, is the of Iran stemming from the seizure of whether the age, number of depend­ R.H. Forschner to a businessman who DETROIT — Episcopal Church leaders organization or intermediary, such as ‘ Classic, a key chain model that has, in expanded the butcher knife segment the U.S. embassy in 1979, from its ents and earnings of the victims will J have closed their 69th Generai Convention the Red Crescent, an arm of the Red sponsorship of international terror­ addition to a knife blade, a nail file, and phased out the scale business. In without adopting a proposai that could have MARLIN FITZWATER be taken into account in assessing Cross. He acknowledged that the , scissors, tweezers and a toothpick. ism and from the continued holding of compensation. 1974, the business was sold again, this encouraged the ordination of homosexuals. United States still has not determined ' The latest addition to the more than time to Marline Resources Co. Inc. of Americans in Lebanon. . . ‘payment of concern’ It also was unclear whether the A resolution Monday expanding "access to how to verify the identities of the dead ' 60 different models is the Swis- New York City. “ As long as Americans remain held gesture would require new congres­ the seiection process for ordination” for ail or survivors who will likely make sChamp. which was introduced this hostage, there will be resentment to sional legislation. Congressional lead­ “ The business was purchased for persons, including homosexuais — but compensation claims. 1 year. It has 29 features, including a any payment, to any Iranian, under Reagan’s request “ has some prob­ ers assumed that the White House the butcher knife business. And ioand refusing to recognize a right to ordination for All but 38 of the Iran Air passengers * ballpoint pen, pliers, wood saw, fish behold, sitting there in the corner was any circumstances,” said Sen. John lems,” added Rep. Tony Coelho, would seek House and Senate appro­ were from Iran. The others were from • all — fell one vote short of passage in the scaler, corkscrew and magnifying the litte Swiss Army knife.” Kennedy McCain, R-Ariz. McCain said no D-Calif., the chief Democratic vote val out of a desire for support for its India, Italy, Pakistan, Turkey, Yu- ' church’s House of Deputies. glass. said. “ We did a market research decision should be made until all the counter in the House, who said he policy decision, if not out of a need for goslavip and the United Arab . U The typical customer is a man study of the whole company, and the The 900-member House of Deputies, divided facts are in. personally opposed the idea, “ I don’t money to pay the families. Emirates. between lay and clerical church members, between the ages of 21 to 35 living in market research study indicated that and the 200-member House of Bishops the Northeast or Northwest, Kennedy we had a great opportunity with the establish policy for the 2.7 million-member said. The weakest sales for the knives Swiss Army knife.” -‘- M are in the Southeast. church, whose 10-day convention ended Three inmates captured by authorities But it wasn’t until after 1974, when N^mericans got their first large Monday, The conventions are held every three 180,000 knives were sold in the United ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - escape attempt, during which a U.S. expbBUre to the knives following States, the company decided to years. north side of Albuquerque, where it 43, of El Paso, Texas, was found in the World War II. when GIs were Police with dogs today captured a Customs Service helicopter was * A actively reach out to consumers. hovered as police drove up. It headed helicopter, handcuffed to the controls, stationed in Europe. Kennedy said murderer whose girlfriend allegedly nearly rammed and the escapees The result was the introduction of L south as a state police helicopter authorities said. “ No one was armed GIs “ gave the name Swiss Army knife sealed display cases in 1976. The cases Returns still not in hijacked the helicopter used in an allegedly tried to force a state police joined the chase, and headed for when we got to them,” Denko said, aerial prison breakout that was foiled chopper into a crane: to the product ... because everyone in are now used by 10,000 retailers to MEXICO CITY — The governing party says Albuquerque International Airport. adding that officers saw two guns the Swiss Army carried it.” show off 10 to 20 knives. They can’t be by other copters after a wild two-hour A yellow-and-bronze Aerospatiale There, the Gazelle tried to ram the thrown out of the helicopter during the new election returns confirm its claim that its chase, authorities said. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald In addition to the Swiss Army opened, meaning retailers have to Gazelle helicopter landed in a prison Customs craft and to force the police chase. candidate, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, won the Daniel Mahoney, 30, was caught yard about 9:50 a.m. Monday, and the knives, Forschner imports knives for purchase the knifes, but alsoensuring copter into a crane. Bella was being held at the Santa Fe florists, and cutlery for butchers and that customers will always see all the presidency, even though votes are still being early this morning near Los Lunas convicts jumped aboard amid fire A P photo "W e were hanging right with him,” County Jail today while police SIDEWALK WORK — John Ference of professional cooks. product firsthand. counted nearly a week after the election. after a corrections officer spotted his from the tower guards. said state police pilot Maj. John checked his story that he was hijacked Stafford Springs breaks up the sidewalk Forschner, whose stock is publicly “ It was a very successful pro­ The Institutional Revolutionary Party trail and called a canine unit, which A Customs copter and Immigration Denko. “ We were not giving him a POCKET TOOLBOX — H. Budd Searles shows off the latest denies that final results are being delayed by after flying to Santa Fe to pick up a in front of the Kentucky Fried Chicken traded, had record sales of more than gram,” Kennedy said. “ It made it a tracked him along the Rio Grande, and Naturalization Service airplane chance to set down and get away.” fare. Swiss Army knife made by Victorinox of Switzerland and vote fraud and squabbling among members of said state police Sgt. John Balderston. chased them 20 miles south to restaurant at 307 W. Middle Turnpike. $.36.4 million in 1987. up 24 percent silent salesman. It’s always there in The Gazelle landed on the airport He was flying the same helicopter from 1986. After expenses, the com­ marketed in the U.S. by the Forschner Group. The newest knife the store. And frankly, the Swiss the party that is now losing its 60-year near The two other Penitentiary of New Mid-Valley Airport in Los Lunas, tarmac with its pursuers right behind, The restaurant wili be moved to a larger he used'in “ Rambo III,” and also did pany earned about $1.8 million. The contains 29 tools and is assembled and shipped from Army knife, you don’t get up in the monopoly in Mexican politics. Mexico inmates who escaped Monday where Mahoney, Randy Mack Lackey Denko said. The pilot “ was running stunts in the movie “ Extreme Preju­ site next door. Ference works for previous record was set in 1986, when Forschner’s warehouse in Shelton. morning and say, T m going to go out Interior Secretary Manuel Bartlett said morning with Mahoney, his girlfriend and Beverly Shoemaker jumped out. low on fuel. He was getting dice,” said a friend, Tony Mobley. Skopek Brothers Construction Co. of Forschner rang up $27.3 million in and buy a Swiss Army knife.’ It’s Monday that Salinas had received 52.89 and the pilot also were in custody Waiting state troopers wounded desperate.” Ms. Shoemaker’s name appears on Stafford Springs. sales, 18 percent more than in 1985. something you know about and if you percent of the 13.24 million votes counted from today. The pilot said he had been Lackey in a gunbattle and arrested A man later identified as Francis despite a more than doubling of the Kennedy, who started with the Mahoney’s visitor list and the Santa Swiss Army knives accounted for 56 see it in a store, it reminds you. ‘Hey I Wednesday’s election. hijacked, and a friend said he had Ms. Shoemaker, but Mahoney Preston Mitchell leaped out, “ looked effective price of the knives in the past company in sales in 1975, was named Fe resident is believed to be his percent of the company’s 1987 sales, two years due to the declining value of president and chief operating officer will want one of those.’” He said the leftist National Democratic flown the same helicopter in the escaped. around for a second, put his hands up girlfriend, said Dan Taylor, spokes­ movie “ Rambo III.” or roughly $20 million. The knives the dollar. Kennedy said. in June 1987. He was given the new Faced with debts in 1983, Marline Front’s candidate, Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, The Gazelle flew to Coronado and flattened on the ground,” he said. man for the state Department of Authorities gave this account of the range in price from $8 to $18 for the The R.H. Forschner Co. started in titlei,of chief executive officer this decided to go public and sell stock, was second with 29.1 percent and Manuel Airport, a commuter airport on the The pilot, Charles “ Cheater” Bella, Public Safety. BUSINESS Classic to $90 for the SwissChamp. 1855 as a manufacturer of butcher March when the then-chairman left reducing its ownership in Forschner Clouthier of the conservative National Action The United States accounted for scales in New Britain. Sometime Forschner. to 51 percent. ’The company also Party was third with 16.68 percent. Gas-guzzler taxes urged about 35 percent of Victorinox’s during the 1880s, it moved to New “ The company after World War 1 changed its name from R.H. Nicaragua output of Swiss Army knives in 1987. York City, where it remained until started importing knives from Ger­ Forschner Co. to ’The Forschner WASHINGTON — The United States should As a result, Forschner’s agreement relocating to Shelton in 1976. It many. because they were selling Group. Marline gave up its controlling Gorbachev visits Krakow raise gasoline taxes by 50 cents a gallon, with.Victorinox will be automatically currently employs 80 peopla at its scales to the meat-packing industry. share of the company in 1986, so that require cars to get 45 miles per gallon and today the Prospect Group Inc. of New KRAKOW, Poland — Mikhail S. Gorbachev renewed for five years starting in headquarters and a Shelton ware­ So, thisfefore, they could assume the expels envoy, boost the gas-guzzler tax to raise money for September. York owns 58 percent of the outstand­ went sightseeing in this former capital today house, where it does some as.sembly same people would buy knives.” ’The sales have continued upward ing shares. after beginning a six-day visit to Poland by rebates to buyers of fuel-efficient cars, an Kennedy said. organization of environmentalists, scientists calling for informal East-West talks to explore seven others and business executives said today. ways to reduce conventional forces in Europe. Those were central measures in a program Opposition activists, meanwhile, claimed outlined by the American Council for an Hasbro agrees to buy some Coleco lines riot police attacked and arrested steel MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — U.S. Ambassa­ ■ Energy-Efficient Economy that would set a workers who had threatened to strike during dor Richard Melton and seven other embassy national goal of maintaining momentum in PAWTUCKET. R I (AP) — Hasbro outdoor furniture and clubhouses, and Speculation about the agreement payments and supply cash for the the Soviet Communist Party general business. 2 officials were expelled from Nicaragua after being pedal- and battery-operated cycles. first surfaced in the June 7 edition of secretary’s visit. improving energy efficiency for the rest of the Inc. announced if has agreed to accused by the leftist Sandinista government of purchase the indoor-outdoor child­ Those lines, which helped launched the Hartford Courant with comments They said police today surrounded a church century. When that plan collapsed. Coleco inciting unrest. ren’s furniture and ride-on divisions Coleco in the toy business in 1956. had from Coleco sources and industry where some workers took refuge after the “ Energy efficiency does not require received short-term financing from a Also Monday, the Sandinistas shut down the of troubled Coleco Industries Inc. for sales last year of $77 million. The analysts. But officials at the two alleged attack Monday night in the sacrifice,” the group argued in its report. “ We group of 12 foreign and domestic country’s Roman Catholic radio station, arrested an do not advocate saving energy as an end in $21 million.- to.vmaker is based in West Hartford. companies would not officially com­ lenders, to which it owes $103 million. southeastern city of Stalowa Wola. opposition politician and closed the lone opposition ment on the report. itself. It makes sense only when saving energy Under the agreement. Hasbro offi­ Conn. Company officials said unless it found newspaper. La Prensa, for 15 days. Coleco has been faced with the costs less than providing energy, including cials said Monday, the Pawtucket- “ The addition of these products will new financing, they would have to The moves came a day after police used tear gas possibility of filing for bankruptcy for environmental damage and security risks in based toy maker will purchase provide additional balance and stabil­ seek protection from creditors under Crew to testify and beat protesters in breaking up one of the largest specific assets, including inventory ity to our overall line,” said Hasbro the past two weeks. This occurred the comparison.” federal bankruptcy laws. WASHINGTON — Two former Royal anti-government demonstrations since the Sandi­ and tooling, machinery and equip­ chairman Stephen Hassenfeld in a after the company tried unsuccess­ Jordanian airlines employees are in federal nistas came to power. An estimated 10,000 people ment and some property rights. printed release. fully since March to restructure its The company produces such well- took part. massive debt. protective custody to testify against a Air-conditioning bills rise Hasbro will also buy two manufac­ Hasbro netted $48.2 million in known toys as Cabbage Patch Kids The State Department today called the expulsions earnings last year, said spokesman The company had proposed ex­ dolls and Scrabble board games. It suspected Lebanese terrorist charged with turing facilities in Amsterdam, N.Y.. “ an outrage and completely without justification” Wayne Charness. changing $335 million of bonds for a lost $47.4 million in the first quarter leading the hijacking of their plane in 1985. WASHINGTON — Home air-conditioning officials said, where the acquired and said it was considering what actions it will take The agreement is subject to appro­ combination of new bonds and stock, that ended April 2. It has lost money in The two unidentified members of the bills were pushed up an average of $3 by the product lines are produced. in response. The lines include plastic wading and val by the board of directors of both saying the exchange would save it four of the past five years, including jetliner’s flight crew entered the federal hot weather in June, and households in one Foreign Minister Miguel D’Escoto said the U.S. splashing pools, pool filers, children’s companies millions of dollars a year in interest $215 million in the last two years. witness protection program after agreeing to North Central region had to pay $18 more than diplomats, who were ordered to leave within 72 usual, the government says. testify at the trial of Fawaz Younis, a hours, had engaged in “ activities complementary to prosecutor said Monday at a pre-trial hearing Americans paid $3.5 billion for home air the state terrorism the admihistration of U.S. conditioning in June, $130 million more than in the case. President Ronald Reagan is carrying out against normal for the month, according to the Try Treasury Direct system Younis, a former member of Lebanon’s Nicaragua.” Carpenter sues Shiite Amal militia, is charged with leading a He said he summoned Melton to his office Monday climate impact assessment issued Monday by group of five men who stormed the Boeing 727 to inform him of the order. the National Oceanic and Atmospheric QUESTION: and bonds issued since August 1986 and purchased in the secon­ with AK-47 assult rifles at Beirut International D’Escoto called Melton “ a robot of the maniacal Administration. My wife and I dary market through brokerage Leona Helmsiey (Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American That cost averages out to $83 per air have most of Airport on June 11,1985. firms or banks can be transferred Affairs Elliott) Abrams” at a news conference. conditioned home, only $3 more than normal, our money in Investors* to an investor’s personal Treas­ NEW YORK (AP) — In April, state and He said U.S. Embassy officials were at Sunday’s but bills varied widely from region to region. U.S. ’Treasury ury Direct account. federal grand juries accused Harry and Leona Suits filed In collapse rally in Nandaime, about 40 miles south of The estimated per-household cost of air notes and G u id e Several Treasury notes I pur­ Helmsiey of illegally writing off renovations to Managua, at the Interior Ministery said police A P p^OtO conditioning in New England last month was bonds and we BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Relatives of two are confused chased recently through a broker their Connecticut mansion as business arrested 42 people. The Sandinistas have repeatedly A LITTLE HELP — Drought-stricken $48, $2 above normal. William A. Doyle expenses. women killed when a department store pies and breads to show their thanks for by the present were rejected for transfer to my accused U.S. diplomats of trying to destablize their Amish farmers load hay onto a Now, a Bronx carpenter claims work he did collapsed in a thunderstorm have filed government by encouraging unrest. the feed, donated by farmers in system of buy­ Treasury Direct account because horse-drawn from a semi-trailer Mon­ these notes were issued before on the mansion at Mrs. Helmsiey’s request cost lawsuits charging that the roof was unsafe. In a letter to Secretary of State George P. Shultz, Vermont. ing Treasury August 1986. How can I determine him his job at the billionaire couple’s real Juan Lopez-Butron of Matamoros, Mexico, D’Escoto’s identified the U.S. diplomats ordered day. The farmers brought home-baked securities whose wife, Graciela Cortinas de Lopez, was Waterbury approves mall through brokerage firms. account you designate. the issue date of a ’Treasury note estate headquarters. expelled with Melton as John E. Hope, first Virgilio La Pietra accused the hotel queen of 9 or bond I find attractive, before I the fifth victim pulled from the rubble, filed secretary in charge of economic and commercial WATERBURY — A group of New York City We put up the money. The Under ’Treasury Direct, no buy? Newspaper tables of Treas­ breach of contract in a lawsuit filed Monday at two lawsuits Monday. affairs; Hugh V. Simon Jr., first secretary; Delvin investors has won approval from the Board of brokerage buys the note or bond certificates are issued. Owner­ ship is in “ book-entry” — re­ ury securities list maturity dates federal court in Manhattan. Lopez-Butron accused the Amigo Store of Junker and David Nolan, both second secretaries; Effects on corn crops compare Aldermen to develop a huge tract of and keeps proof of ownership. corded on a computer system — but not issue dates. Gerald A . Feffer, attorney for Mrs. Helmsiey failing to warn his wife a collapse could occur John S. Creamer and Aubrey A. Carlson, third city-owned land into what would be one of the The interest is sent to the maintained by the Treasury in the criminal case, which is unrelated, said he and failing to properly inspect the roof and its secretaries and vice consuls; and Robert Bruce state’s largest malls. brokerage and put in our account Department and Federal Re­ ANSWER: The easy way is to hadn’t seen the court papers and couldn’t drainage system. Murray, an assistant attache. Despite Monday’s 10-4 vote. The Shopco there. with burnouts of ’30s and ’50s serve Banks. ask the broker or banker through comment on the lawsuit. In a second suit, he accused the store’s Melton, 52, arrived as ambassador in May, filling Group must still negotiate with the city on This makes it easy for the U.S. whom you buy Treasury securi­ Helmsiey, 79. and his 67-year-old wife are builders, Adams Brothers General the post left vacant since July 1987. WASHINGTON (AP) - Pro­ Midwest and Com Belt states of the drought. Economists said it construction and operation of the mall before ’Treasury Department and the The brokerage through which ties. Virtually all brokerage accused of allegedly disguising about $4 Contractors Inc., of failing to install a safe “ This man has violated all acceptable standards duction of com and other key where com and soybeans usually would have been unrealistic to it obtains an option on the 167-acre tract, said brokerage, but we lose control of you now buy ’Treasury securities 8 firms and many banks have that of behavior,” D’Escoto said. “ I told him that here crops is being cut severely by a are green and Juicy. million in renovations to the mansion as roof, failing to inspect it and failing to carry on with the earlier figures Howard Plomann, executive director of the our funds and have no proof of is the “ owner of record,” but you information on file. It’susuallyon you cannot come give orders like a proconsul in nationwide drought that already In all, the USDA considers business expenses and taking bogus tax properly install an adequate way to drain the based on past years and normal city’s Renewal Agency. ownership. We don’t object to are the “ beneficial owner” — the a printed sheet — updated daily — Honduras and that this country is sovereign and ranks with the terrible burnouts more than 1,900 counties in 37 deductions. flat surface. In that suit, he requests a trial by weather. The Shopco Group bid $5 million for rights to paying the brokerage commis­ real owner. However, the showing each ’Treasury note and independent.” of the 1930s and 1950s. states as feed-scarce drought monthly statements you receive jury and asks for no more than $5 million in For example, until today’s sion. but we would like to have the bond’s Interest rate, issue date, In his lawsuit, LaPietra said he was head On June 6, 1983, the government expelled three While the winter wheat crop areas where emergency assist­ build the mall on the city’s last large piece of damages, interest and court costs. report, USDA’s official projec­ money sent to our bank and proof from the brokerage are your maturity date, bid and asked carpenter at the Lincoln Building, headquar­ U.S. diplomats accused of taking part in an alleged planted last fall stayed barely ance is avaiiable. undeveloped real estate. The Heritage Luis Enrique Cortinas Villarreal filed a suit tions called for a 1988 com of ownership sent to us. Is this proof of ownership. ^ you have prices, as well as a great deal of ters of the Helmsieys’ multibillion dollar real plot to poison D’Escoto. The United Spates ahead of the drought, the later The Agriculture Department Development Group of Southbury. which harvest of 7.3 billion bushels, up possible? no worries there. other statistics, which can’t be estate empire, in June 1985 when Mrs. seeking damages for the death of his mother, responded by closing several Nicaraguan consu­ crops planted this spring have prepared to issue new figures proposed an industrial park for the property, from 7.06 billion bushels last If you open your own ’Treasury squeezed into newspaper tables. Helmsiey asked him to perform “ carpentry Marisela Villarreal Vda. de Rivera. He named lates in the United States. been brutalized by heat and today showing the impact of the bid $2.67 million. year. ANSWER; Certainly, but not if Direct account. Treasury Direct Assuming you’re a good custo­ and artistic work” at the couple’s Greenwich. Bernard Levine, owner of the store, and his In a statement released in Washington today, the dryness. drought on crop yields as of July you continue buying ’Treasury statements will come to you. mer, the broker or banker should Conn, estate. company, Los Amigos Inc., in the suit, which State Department said Melton and the seven Because it was planted last fall, 1. Private forecasters recently securities through a brokerage Because you won’t be using a alleges negligence. winter wheat is one of the few For the com and other spring- 'Rainy day’ fund Is wise be willing to give you a copy of La Pietra. an Italian national, claimed Mrs. diplomats “ maintain contact with as wide a indicated the crop could be firm or bank. (Treasury notes, broker, you won’t pay planted crops, the USDA makes that sheet. Helmsiey promised he would get his job at the spectrum of Nicaraguans as possible” and defended crops for which specific per-acre reduced to as low as 4 billion HARTFORD — Not having a “ rainy day” bonds and bills can be purchased annual “ projections” or educated commissions. Lincoln building back after completing his their activities as “ the normal duties of U.S. production estimates are availa­ bushels this year, with some fund is a mistake many people make when through many local banks.) You You can open a ’Treasury Direct Week long strike ends officials overseas. guesses of production. work at the mansion. ble. About 75 percent of the winter ranging up to 6 billion bushels. < they are planning their finances. can do what you have in mind by account and get detailed informa­ QUESTION: Can a brokerage “ The U.S. rejects the Sandinista pretext for these ' Usually, those are based on Jack Fisher, attorney for La Pietra, said the MOSCOW —- Pravda said today that most wheat has already been harv­ A cushion for emergencies, even if it’s fairly opening your own account in the tion about the system at a Federal firm act as both a principal and expulsions,” the statement said. It said the Reagan past trends and an assumption of The June 9 projection for carpenter moved into the Helmsiey mansion Armenians have decided to return to work and ested, according to USDA, and modest like one month’s salary is a reasonable “ Treasury Direct” system. Reserve Bank or branch or at the an agent? administration was “ considering what actions we normal weather. The projections soybean output was 1.88 billion with his family from June until September 1985 quit a week-long general strike in their the drought loss nationally hasn’t goal, says Dave Pickett, a financial and estate With that system — in effect for U.S; ’Treasury Department in will take in response to this affront.” been severe. usually are carried forward until bushels, down only slightly from and although his $600-a-week salary doubled capital, but residents said the situation there planning consultant to Aetna Life Insurance & new issues of Treasury notes and Washington, D.C. ’There are 37 ANSWER: Not on one transac­ In the Philippines capital of Manila, Shultz But. it’s another story alto­ USDA issues its full-blown crop 1.9 billion in 1987. during that time, he did not get his old job back. remained tense. bonds since August 1986 and such Treasury Direct servicing tion. Brokerages are prohibited condemned the expulsions. gether for spring-planted crops. production report in August, Annuity Co. For most families, Pickett says, The Communist Party daily newspaper The USDA says there are large ’Treasury bills since 1987 — offices around the country. Your front charging both a markup or La Pietra also claimed in court papers that “ When they talk about destabilizing Nicaragua, Most affected so far have been which includes the first official reserves of wheat and corn, this can mean the difference between - quoted local party leaders as saying 195 out of interest payments on notes and local bank can give you the markdown and a commission on Mrs. Helmsiey has refused to return four rare it’s the government of Nicaragua that’s destabiliz­ spring-planted wheat, com, soy­ yield figures for com and the ‘ inconvenience and serious hardship. enough to take care of domestic bonds, discounts on bills and address of the one serving your the same trade. Many brokerages Italian books on furniture, containing "pic­ the 231 industrial enterprises in Yerevan, the beans and oats in huge areas other spring-planted crops. Pickett says such a fund should be easily ing Nicaragua becauj^e of the way they are and foreign demands despite the proceeds at maturity of all three act as priricipals for trades in tures, diagrams and drawings from which (he) Armenian capital, were operating at full stretching across the northern But this time the experts available in a money market fund or a area. conducting themselves, including. Just yesterday, drought. Agriculture Secretary types of Jreasury seciirities are some stocks as agents for tran­ designed and created his work.” volume on Monday. breaking up a rally with tear gas and things of that Great Plains, Montana and the decided to revise the earlier Richard E. Lyng has made this passbook savings account. sent electronically to the bank QUESTION: Treasury notes sactions in other stocks. kind,” he said. Dakotas, and deep into the projections to reflect the effects point frequently. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12, 1988 - ______Bentsen Karate Fire hits iHaiirbrstrr Hrrali'i From page 1 From page 1 Section 2, Page 11 iumber SPORTS Tuesday, July 12, 1988 In 1970, Bentsen defeated And even though Bjorkland George Bush in a run for the said -she would “ always make Senate from Texas. Bush, now the time for my friends.” the Man­ company Republican presidential chester High School graduate nominee-in-waiting, said re­ wasquicktoadd, “ but I don’t let it cently, “ (Bentsen) doesn’t worry interfere with my training.” A mid-moming blaze caused me,” adding, “ We can carry the "You have to put in a lot of time the evacuation of 30 people and DIYeso’s blow the key In Legion victory resulted in moderate damage to state" even if Bentsen is on the and energy,” she said. Bjorkland Bv Jimllt n Tierney __ ...... the new Manchester Lumber Co. rallied for a thrilling 10-7 victory out a grounder between first and Democratic ticket. said she practices between two Manchester Herald to left and stole second base. On a three. “ He (Maguire) just didn’t DiYeso was 3-for-4 with three building at 401 New State Road. at Kelley Field. second for an infield hit. After two-strike offering from Dom­ With his choice, Dukakis sig­ and three hours a day. " I ’m not have it tonight,” Morency said. RBIs while Stanford was also The game was called in the top Dom Laurinitis struck out, bek, Jimmy Penders laced a naled a determination to chal­ going to get anywhere unless I put Eighth Utilities District fire­ After 4‘/4 Innings of Monday Righthander Ken Gancarz re­ 3-for-4 and scored three times. in the hours.” of the seventh due to darkness DiYeso blasted a Dombek fast­ single to right which easily lenge the Republican Party’s fighters tore down a 10-foot high, night’s American Legion Zone lieved Maguire and tossed two Laurinitis was 2-for-4 with three with Enfield runners on first and ball to deep left center and easily scorded Leonard with the tying Electoral College stronghold in Adhering to the rigors of 20-foot wide section of a wail on innings to earn the win. Southpaw RBIs while Leonard added two Eight baseball encounter be­ second with two outs. legged out the home run for a 6-5 the South and especially in Bush’s training takes some discipline, the left side of the building to run. The ball eluded Enfield’s Jimmy Kitsock relieved Gancarz hits. tween Manchester Post 102 and Post 102 remains unbeaten in deficit. presumed strongest state. Texas she said, but it helps if you have a spray the fire with water. Fire Scott Novak and Penders wound with Post 102 leading, 7-6, with Enfield, the first Zone defeat was the Zoneat 12-Oand is 16-6overall. “ It (D iYeso’s homer) put the is his adopted home state. good coach. I^partment spokesman Thomas up on third. one out in the sixth, Kitsock MANCHESTER (1 1 ) — Price ct staring Manchester squarely in Enfield slips to 8-4 in the Zone. pressure on Enfield even though 3- 2-t-O, Stanford it 4-S-3-0, Laurinitis rf Texas has 29 electoral votes, Bjorkland’s coach is her father, O’Marra said. The cause of the “ Jimmy has b|gn a two-strike gained the save. the face. Manchester’s next game is a we were a run behind,” Morency 4- 1-2-3, D iY eso 1b 4-1-3-3, Schackner 3b more than any state except who also had an interest in the blaze was not known, but hitter all year,” 4lorency said. A two-run single by Laurinitis 3-00-1, Leonard It 4-2-2-0, Penders c With ace right-hander Jim non-Zone clash at Simsbury to­ said. “ Their gunslinger (Dom­ 2-1-1-1, Hobby 2b 2-0-0-0, M aguire p California and New York, and martial arts and introduced kar­ O’Marra said fire officials be­ Enfield catcher Pete Siwinski keyed a three-run sixth for Dombek on the mound, Enfield night at 5:45 p.m. bek) was shaky and they knew 1-0-M, Goncorz p 1-0-0-0, Kitsock 1-00-0. some Dukakis aides have said ate to his daughter. She admits, lieve it began within the wall. couldn’t handle a Dombek offer­ Manchester, Shackner added a Totals 29-1013-9. seemed to have things well in “ To do something like that It.” E N F IE L D (7) — Roeder ss 4-1-1-1, they hope selecting a Southerner though, that seeing him as both a ing and Penders scampered sacrifice fly. Dombek was pulled There were no injuries and the control, leading 6-2 heading into (five-run rally) is so positive,” Entering the game, Dombek SIwInskI c 2-M-O, Dombek p 2-1-1-0, would at least force the expected father and as a coach is a home with the go-ahead run and after Laurinitis’ two-RBI safety. Tracy ct 3-00-0, Sondlera It 4-1-1-1, fire is still under investigation, he the bottom of the fifth. Manchester Coach Dave Mor- led the Zone in both earned run Republican candidate to spend challenge as well. Post 102 led, 7-6, after five. “ You can’t pick out one per­ Smith ph 1-000, Hurlburt 1b 4-1-1-1, said. Manchester, however, exhi­ ency said. "W e just came alive. average (0.42) and strikeouts Novak ret 3-1-1-0, Cerroto 2b 01-0-0, more tin\e defending the region “ I have to distinguish between Manchester starter Pat Ma­ son,’’ Morency explained. Moler 3b 3-000, Tomkiel p (MM>-0. The blaze — the second in two bited its winning trademark with Keith DiYeso’s three-run homer (53). J than he would want. sometimes he’s my coach and guire was pulled after 3 1/3 “ That’s the way we’ve been Totals 28-7-06. years to occur at a Manchester a five-run outburst in the fifth, was just so clutch.” Manchester wasn't through Manchester 110 053 x— 1013-1 Bentsen, an elegantly tailored, sometimes he’s my father,” she innings due to control problems. playing this year as a team Lumber Co. facility — will not sparked by a tape measure The Post 102 fifth began with a with D om bek. After N eal Enfield 003 030 1— 7-6-1 silver-haired patrician, is the said with a laugh. Maguire, who didn’t allow a hit, , Everyone has made the contribu­ Maguire, Goncorz (4), Kitsock (6) prevent the scheduled opening of three-run home run by first walk to Dave Price. Rob Stan­ Schackner struck out for the ond Penders. Dombek, Tomkiel (6) ond scion of a wealthy landed family Bjorkland said she also gets allowed three runs, walked five tion. Tonight was the perfect the new one-story building Mon­ baseman Keith DiYeso, and ford, with a head-first slide, beat second out, Joe Leonard singled (one intentional) and struck out Siwinski. from the Rio Grande Valley — support from her fellow karate day, Floyd Blair, chief operata- p v a m p te .” WP-Goncorz. LP-Dombek. and a card-carrying member of students and her instructor. Moo ing officer of the company, said at the Senate Democratic establish­ Yong Lee, at United Tae Kwon Do the scene. ment. He is a former chairman of in East Hartford, the school A fire on Sept. 1, 1986, had where she trains. the Democratic Senatorial Com­ destroyed the company’s . 6,000- Doty won’t U mittee, a position that requires Meanwhile. Bjorkland is work­ foot storage shed and three Herald Angle fund-raising to elect Democrats ing this summer in a local jew elry smaller buildings at its facility at Earl Yost to the Senate, and has been store until she’s off to Korea in 255 Center St. chairman of the Senate Finance September to see the Winter The Manchester Lumber Co. Sports Editor Emeritus Committee since Democrats Olympics. In October. Bjorkland let players had hoped to open the new facility gained control of the Senate 18 said she’ll be attending the on the 4.5-acre site at 401 New months ago. Olympic Training Camp. State Road in June and had begun On at least one key issue, But Bjorkland is keeping one moving equipment and supplies eye on college. Bentsen has parted company to the site. About eight of those go crazy L with Dukakis, voting for aid to the “ I don’t know how far my Tae evacuated were employees of the Contra rebels fighting the Nicara­ Kwon Do will go. ” she sa id ” But I company while the others were Kasavage hits want to take it as far as I can.” guan'government. Dukakis fre­ subcontractors putting finishing quently has denounced the Rea­ touches on the building, Blair Wants warring gan administration support for said. the Contras a “ failed and illegal all the majors The new facility includes a policy.” NFL factions Rain 24,000 square-foot main building, Fresh from working the Italian Open, the World Bentsen, chairman of the Se­ and 15,300 square feet of retail Team Cup in Dusseldorf and the French Open, nate Finance Committee, cam­ From page 1 space. The site also includes a to resume talks topped by assignments at Wimbledon, paigned with Dukakis in Texas 3,600 square-foot mill for wood­ last Friday and downplayed talk Manchester’s Peter Kasavage notes the language work and 15,000 square feet of By Mike Nadel he would be chosen for the vice barrier in each country was passed without storage space. The Associated Press presidential nomination, telling The thunderstorms haven’t incident. dropped enough rain on the stale Rtglnald Plnlo/Minchntar Herald Fire Marshal T ^ Lingard reporters: “ I don't think you have directed firefighting efforts. The Now an accredited, full-time profesional umpire to worry about that." to bring much relief from the M A N C H E ST E R LU M BER FIRE — Fire­ fire at the new Manchester Lumber Co. M INNEAPOLIS — When U.S. District Court blaze was reported at 10:23 a.m. and linesman, the form er Manchester High and Judge David Doty ruled last month that labor At the time, Dukakis said of abnormally dry weather. Kondos fighters from the Town Fire Department building on New State Road. said. and brought under control in University of Hartford athlete said, “ It looks like a negotiations between N F L players and owners had Bentsen: “ He could make a great work at late morning today at the site of a “ We need a good soaking, that's about IS minutes. great year for tennis. Different guys have the reached an impasse, he warned the N F L Players contribution to this country in what we need.” he said. “ This is advantage on different surfaces, with the quality of Association not to light a victory cigar. many, many ways. He already play always top-notch. has.” not going to help the drought any. On Monday, he validated that warning, siding We need a steady rain and a few “ It’s hard to realize how much the difference “ decidedly” with the N F L Management Council by Bentsen as well gave no hint, days of steady rain.” Town will review house size ruling exists when you work with these guys on a steady refusing to grant an injunction to make free agents either in words or body language, Three-quarters of an inch of basis, from the next level down. But it becomes of nearly 306 players. that he felt close to the selection. By Nancy Concelman floor area are generally more rain were recorded at Bradley minimum-floor-are requirments decision could be reheard. very apparent when someone steps on the court Saying such an injunction “ could ultimately lead Bentsen is up for re-election to Manchester Herald expensive, the justices said the Airport from Monday night’s ranging from 300 square feet to “ I think we’re going to have to with these guys who is the least bit out of shape or to diminished spectator interest and franchise his Senate seat in November, and requirement could be used to thuderstorm. he said. more than 1,500 square feet. take a look at it,” Howroyd said. not match tough. failures” and “ would work a wholesale subversion if he chooses, could run for both Town planning officiais plan to discriminate against those of low The National Weather Service Manchester’s requirements, es­ Because the decision as it of the collective bargaining process,” Doty told offices at once — a precedent set huddle to discuss the effects in income. “ These players are finely tuned racing machines reported that the temperature tablished in the 1950s or earlier, stands doesn’t eliminate local players and owners to move their dispute out of the by Johnson in 1960. Manchester of a state Supreme The decision said justifications and anyone who works around professional reached 95 in Hartford on Mon­ vary for different zones, but planning commissions’ authority courtroom and back to the bargaining table. Bentsen will be nominated at Court ruling that could cause a can be based on public health athletes knows the work that goes into putting * day. near the record high for the range from 850 to 1,250 square to establish minium require­ At the same time, however, the judge may have the Democratic Convention in sweeping change in the establish­ reasons or on proof that smaller themselves into that category. date of 97 degrees, set in 1911. The feet for single-family residences, ments, Howroyd said he didn’t provided the impetus to keep the battle going in the Atlanta on July 21, the fourth and ment of minimum floor area houses would reduce the value of “ I ’m glad my work allows me to watch them as weather service office in Bridge­ Pellegrini said. think it was an immediate courthouse when, on Page 15 of his 16-page ruling, final night of the party gathering. requirements for residences in neighboring homes, the basis for they develop and I try to hold up my part by being port reported a high of 91 degrees. Pellegrini said in 1985, when the concern. AP photo he said: “ The court finds it probable that the towns across the state. Manchester’s requirements, said as good a professional as I can be,” he said. Forecasters say temperatures town was working on its Plan of John L. Boccalatte, attorney players will prevail at trial (in an antitrust suit). The 3-2 decision issued Monday Planning Director Mark After a half dozen years as an apprentice on the ALL IN FUN — Chicago outfielder Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati Mon­ could drop into the 80s today, with Development, a recommendation for the town of East Hampton, and that at least some of the players are likely to said the town of East Hampton Pellegrini. globe-trotting men’s net tour, Kasavage passed all Rafael Palmeiro, left, talks with Oak­ day afternoon for Tuesday’s All-Star 2 a drop in the humidity as well. to eliminate the minimum re­ said he was disappointed by the sustain irreparable harm (and could therefore be did not legally justify its min­ The Supreme Court decision Sewage A state environmental official quirement was voted down by the ruling, but was not sure what the requirements with flying colors to rank with the land’s Jose Canseco during practice at Game. eligible for damages) if they are not immediately imum house-size regulation, stated that East Hampton could said Monday that the continuing PZC when the plan was adopted. action the town would take. top officials in the United States Professional permitted to sign with other N F L clubs.” From page 1 which requires 1,300 square feet not justify the regulation for heat wave has raised the levels of " I don’t know if this particular Boccalatte said town officials Tennis Association. Now that teams ha ve already opened 1988 training of floor space for single-family either health reasons or the pollution statewide to unhealthy court case will affect that deci­ can either ask for a rehearing camp, union head Gene Upshaw held little hope for houses in a certain area of town. general welfare of its residents. levels and an alert issued Sunday sion,” Pellegrini said. before the state Supreme Court or successful collective bargaining, saying the players The ruling does not prevent The justices said during a trial, Top effort Warren Nordman, the public afternoon for Fairfield County PZC member Josh Howroyd accept the ruling and change the Play time is in order would ask for an expedited trial date that would put municipaiities from setting regu­ there was no evidence that the It’s always good to see the name of Steve Gates at affairs director for the Corps of remained in effect. said he wanted to discuss the regulation. the antitrust case in front of a jury by next spring. lations governing minimum requirement would endanger the head of the winner’s circle in area road races. Engineers, said that while court decision with Pellegrini, the Boccalatte said it appears that “ We are not surprised that the injunction was not hou.se sizes, but states that the health or reduce the value of The one-time Manchester High standout and a Murphy makes many of the town attorney and members of other towns may have to rewrite granted, because it is rare for a court to grant such minimum-floor-area require­ neighboring homes. veteran of nearly two decades paced a field of more deci.sions on wetlands permits, the PZC to determine its implica­ their regulations if East Hampton relief prior to a trial,” Upshaw said. “ What is ment must be justified. Since In Connecticut. 118 of the than 200 to win the Kaiser 5K in East Hartford on final authority rests in the hands tion on zoning regulations, espe­ does not successfully reargue the significant, though, is that Judge Doty reaffirmed homes with a larger minimum state’s 169 municipalities have July 3. His time was 15:35. at the All-Star Game of the head of Col. Rhen. Nord­ Relief cially since the Supreme Court decision. that what the owners have done since last season For-the-pecord Department: Mount Nebo. cannot survive antitrust scrutiny. The judge is man said that the purpose of By John Nelson From page 1 Manchester’s best-known and oldest sports field; Bonilla, third base: Clark, obviously warning the N F L that they will likely face today’s meeting was to gather The Associated Press information and to see that the complex, was first used for baseball in 1875. The first base; Carter, catcher; Ozzie huge damages unless they stop their illegal Reagan taps Thornburgh to succeed Meese top two local teams were the South End Old diories Smith, St. Louis, shortstop, and conduct.” town was abiding by the cease- Wind and dust "is just scooping CINCINNATI - Mark Davis Gooden. But later, told that owners such as Tampa Bay’s and-desist order. off valuable topsoil.” Olsen said. and the North End Hockanums. The Old Glories likens his first trip to the All-Star Weiss has said that the secon­ By Jeff Barker wno he said had won an unprece­ tion to his eight years as governor answer any substantive questions won the first meeting, 85-15. That’s correct. Talk " I kind of feel like the old man Hugh CJulverhouse and Cleveland's Art Modell said But. he said, crops including Game to ” a two-minute spree in a of the team,” said Strawberry, on dary facility, if relocated at the The Associated Press dented number of convictions in of Pennsylvania. at this point.” about a scorer’s nightmare! there might be room for compromise, Upshaw said: pumpkins and cucumbers will six years as the U.S. attorney for toy store for a kid. ” And there are his fifth All-Star team. “ There dog pound, would be more costly “ He is the ideal choice for Andy Bessette, the 1980 USA Olympic “ If they’re willing to change their position, if they’re survive. lots of kids in this toy store. are so many new faces here that it to operate and would not function WASHINGTON - President western PennysIvania. attorney general and I urge the He then added, “ M y intention in willing to compromise. I ’m willing to return to the ” It (the rain) should pull crops weightman, has left the area to accept a position Davis, the San Diego Padres’ just doesn’t seem like the same as well. Reagan announced today he will The news cheered officials with Senate to act swiftly to confirm this as in any areas is to follow the table. There’s no doubt in both of our minds that we out OK.” said Eddie Albasi. who with The Travelers in Walnut Creek, Calif., as bullpen ace, is one of 30 first- NL All-Star team anymore. It’s Officials from the Corps of nominate former Pennsylvania Vice President George Bush’s him,” Reagan said. evidence wherever it may lead,” need an agreement. The judge has given us a road grows vegetables and strawber­ manager of corporate personnel and timers on the teams that will good to have some new blood.” Engineers have said that a Gov. Richard L. Thornburgh, an presidential campaign, who had Thomhurgh told reporters: he said. map to get it done and said ’If you don’t, here are the ries on his farm on Villa Louise administration. Bessette, a form er athlete at the meet tonight in the All-Star The Cubs top the NL with six permit for work already done in ex-prosecutor with a reputation worried aloud about political “ I think it is important to look consequences.’” Road in Bolton. But. Albasi said. Thornburgh, 55, earned a repu­ University of Connecticut, was slated to be one of Game. The National League will All-Stars, the most in their the wetlands is not likely to be for staying cool under fire, to damage to the certain Republi­ forward rather than back. I think Doty has had jurisdiction of the case since last “ It didn’t rain that much yet.” tation for methodical, steady several area men as special guests with Olympic have 18 first-time All-Stars, the history. ’The Mets and Cardinals granted if there are viable succeed Edwin Meese III as can nominee from the persistent what we will try to do is to carry October, when the players filed an antitrust suit at He estimated that four to six leadership in 1979 when, after backgrounds at the Manchester Sports Hall of American League 12. “ But you’ve also got your Dave have four each. alternatives that have less of an attorney general. questions over Meese’s ethics. out a full-bore effort in the law the end of their unsuccessful 24-day strike. hours of steady rain would be only 72 days as governor, he was Whitey Herzog of the St. Louis Winfields and Don Mattinglys — Kelly said Viola would be environmental impact. Thornburgh’s rqsume includes enforcement area.” Fame dinner in September. Bessette upset The judge had urged several times that the two ideal. Reagan praised Thornburgh as faced with the nation’s , worst Cardinals, manager of the Na­ bona fide All-Stars who get the job followed on the mound by Roger The town had resumed work at successful prosecution of public Asked if he would have to look defending champion George Frenn to win the sides return to the bargaining table, although no Albasi. like other farmers, had a “ prosecutor’s prosecutor” and commercial nuclear accident, at tional Leaguers, believes this done year in and year out,” Kelly Clemens of Boston, who pitched the secondary facility last Tues­ corruption cases at both the into investigations of Meese, National 56-pound weight throw championship in talks have been held since last Oct. 15. On June 17, he already begun irrigating their a “ tough-minded crime buster” Three Mile Island near may signal a changing of the said. Saturday, striking out 15 Chicago day under an agreement with U.S federal and state level, in addi­ Thornburgh said, “ I really can’t the 1984 New England Relays at Wigren Track. followed the National Labor Relations Board’s lead crops. Harrisburg. guard in the major leagues, "but Both starting pitchers come White ^x. Herzog will follow ' Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. in declaring that an “ impasse” existed in “ Something had tobedone,” he there still are a lot of good veteran into the game with some rest. Gooden with left-handers Bob But work was halted Monday in bargaining, leading the union to hope he would grant said. Summer race ballplayers out there." Dwight Gooden of the Mets, 11-5 Knepper of Houston and Danny light of the Corps of Engineers’ Weather Service officials said their injunction, claiming that impasse meant the 9 Police Roundup The Manchester Sports Hall of Fame Committee And there will be several on with a 3.04 ERA, will start for the Jackson of Cincinnati. position that there was a viable case had become an antitrust dispute rather than rainfall has been about half what and the Lutz Children’s Museum will co-sponsor a both sides for the scheduled start National League on three days’ Bonilla, hitting .303 with 17 alternative. one involving labor and management. it normally is this time of the road race Aug. 20 starting from Martin School. at 8:30 p.m. EDT, if rain that rest, one short of normal, after homers apd 59 RBI, was elected Besides the alternate location month. At the time, however, Doty said: “ It wouldn’t be while wielding a knife was George Suitor will direct the Saturday morning washed out part of Monday’s last pitching on Friday night in over 11-time All-Star Mike for the secondary facility, the So far this month, one-half an Hartford men face by Ronald J. Clark, 23, also of 482 cutting In and out of traffic, police appropriate for either side to claim victory.” charged with threatening and event, which will be open to all ages. workouts holds off tonight. Houston. Viola, 14-2 with a 2.24 Schmidt of Philadelphia, who is Corps of Engineers is looking into inche of rain has fallen excluding Burnside Ave., East Hartford, said, and he was charged with And Monday, he said he "does not agree that the 2 drug charges second-degree burglary Sunday, Recovering from surgery is Tom Corcoran, who' There are two first-time All- ERA for the defending World suffering through a subpar whether it would be possible to today’s rainfall, compared to a after she took several shirts from reckless driving, operating a presence of a bargaining impasse signifies the end police said. Star starters on the American Series champion Twins, has not season. allow work at the plant to Two Hartford men were ar­ a local department store, police motor vehicle without a license boasts a most prolific offensive showing in local of a labor dispute.” normal rainfall of l.l inches, League squad, the battery of pitched since last Wednesday, “ He’s really improved at third continue according to the origal rested on drug charges Wednes­ Matthew E. Verrier, 26, of 46 said. and sixth-degree larceny. slow-pitch softball history. His five home runs in a “ Indeed, a bargaining impasse is by definition a weather service officials said. So left-hander Frank Viola of the giving him five days’ rest. base, and his numbers at the plate plans if new wetlands were day when police found white Kent Drive, broke into his ex­ Keene was charged with sixth- single game several years ago still stands as a labor dispute,” he said. “ An impasse m erely 8 far this year, rainfall has been Minnesota Twins and catcher “ It’ll be hard to top what we did speak for themselves,” said created or if existing wetlands powder residue and drug para­ girlfriend’s apartment on Wood­ Police said they stopped the degree larceny, police said. Po­ record in Church League play. signifies a stalemate in negotiations. It does not 16.39 inches, compared to the Terry Steinbach of the Oakland in the World Series, but at least Davis, whose own numbers are were preserved, according to phernalia in their car, police said. land Street about 4:30 a.m. and couple at the com er of West lice said while they were booking Former minor league baseball umpire Chris mark the end of labor relations.” normal rainfall of 22.96 inches, Athletics. The AL starters, how­ this will be a chance to show off pretty good (tied with Todd Brian Valiton, a case handling Police saw Tracy Steven Sailor, threatened her with a kitchen Middle Turnpike and New State Keene she complained of stom­ McHale welcomed an addition to his fam ily last As a result, he invoked the Norris-LaGuardia officials said. Normal rainfall is ever, have 39 years’ All-Star our ability,” Viola said, referring Worrell of St. Louis for the league specialist for the Corps. 25, of 151 Cleveland St., take a knife, police said. Verrier chased Road. Clark’s vehicle had been ach cramps and pressure. month in Plano, Texas — Kevin Michael. McHale Labor Act of 1932, which deprives federal courts of based on 30-year averages experience among them, includ­ to himself and four teammates on lead with 16 saves). “ It’s a great baggie of white powder into a car her out of the house, police said, has opened his own communications company in jurisdiction to issue injunctions in cases "involving ing 12-time All-Star Dave Win­ the squad, the most ever for tribute to him and to all these outside Bentley’s Restaurant j>n and she went to police headquar­ or growing out of labor disputes.” Plano. field of the New York Yankees. Minnesota. Oakland also has five young players.” Broad Street in which Francisco ters to report the incident. Police He said that for at least a decade, the players and Golf professional Don Gliha o f Manchester is The National League starters All-Stars. Viola is the first Minne­ The National League’s backup Delgado Jr., 25, of 2 Hamilton St., found Verrier at his home and he owners have regarded free agency as negotiable. representing the Connecticut Golf Academy in include three first-timers — sota pitcher to start an All-Star third baseman, Chris Sabo of the CL&P asks to sell land was sitting, police said. As police was charged, police said. Police “ Under these circumstances, and v^ ere the Connecticut Section PGA tournaments this season. Vince Coleman of the St. Louis Game since Dean Chance in 1967. host Reds, is the only rookie on approached. Sailor warned Del­ said no knife was found. Don A. Guinan, M.D. bargaining relationship and the collective bargain­ Cardinals, Bobby Bonilla of the Kelly said his elected starters either squad. Connecticut Light and Power no information on Fairway Est­ gado who tried to conceal a Verrier was scheduled to ap­ ing process remains intact,” he said, “ a controv­ Elena S. Seguir, M.D. Pittsburgh Pirates, and Will would bat in this order: Rickey Weather threatened to be a Co. is seeking approvai from the ates except a West Hartford rolled-up dollar bill with white pear in court Monday, police said. Weekend slot ersy regarding terms or conditions of employment Clark of the San Francisco Henderson, New York, center problem tonight when the major Department of Pubiic Utility address. powder residue on it, police said. take pleasure in announcing that It’s always nice to qge local talent recognized. constitutes a labor dispute.” Giants. Nonetheless, the National field; Paul Molitor, Milwaukee, leagues hold their first outdoor Control to sell 4 acres of land near The land is alongside a trans­ Sailor and Delgado were The latest includes Mike Adams taking over the Doty said a main reason why he refused to grant Couple arrested Daniel S. Welling, M.D. League starters have 41 years’ second base; Wade Boggs, Bos­ Keeney Street to a West Hartford mission corridor of the power charged with possession of co­ weekend sports slot on Channel 3 in Hartford. All-Star Game outside California the injunction was that the potential harm to the All-Star experience among them, ton, third base; Jose Canseco, since the 1983 game at Comiskey developer for more than $52,000, company about 1,200 feet east of caine and possession of drug on larceny charges will be associated with them in the practice of Adams is a former standout Manchester High cross ownem “ greatly outweighs” the potential harm to including 11-time selection Gary Oakland, left field; Winfield, Park in Chicago. Rain washed out according to a DPUC Keeney Street but doesn’t go up to paraphernalia, police said. Both country runner and had been a frequent fill-in at the players. A woman who is six months Obstetrics and Gynecology Carter of the New York Mets. right -field; Cal Ripken, Balti­ the American League workout announcement. Keeney. There is no street access were released on $1,000 bond and “ Although the requested injunction would only be pregnant and a male companion Channel 3 for the last year. “ There are a lot of young more, shortstop; Mark McGwire, and a special skills contest — The DPUC has scheduled a but the owners have abutting scheduled to appear in court 18 Haynes Street, Manchester, Connecticut preliminary pending final resolution of this were arrested on larceny charges Death last week claimed a man who played a big players here,” American League Oakland, first base; Steinbach, which includes home run hitting hearing on CL& P’s application to property to it and would have Monday. matter,” he said, ‘ ‘its effects may be felt for years Saturday when police saw the part in the success of the Polish-American entry Manager Tom Kelly of the and Viola. and relay drills — on Monday. sell for 10 a.m. Aug. 10 at the access to it, said Jeff Kotkin, since many players who moved would undoubtedly woman stuff several shirts into a during its domination of the State Polish Baskeball Minnesota Twins said. “ And The lineup for the National The forecast called for 80 percent department offices in New Bri­ spokesman at CL&P. sign long-term contracts with their new clubs. Knife-wlelder bag and leave a department Telephone League, Stan Opalach. At times he was called there are a couple more around League will be Coleman, left chance of rain today, 50 percent tain, a notice of hearing said. Citizens may submit letters to Office Hours “ The danger that destruction of the compeUtive store, police said. 649-1120 or “ Sparky” and “ Streaky” because of his ability to who didn’t get, picked like Ellis field; Ryne Sandberg, Chicago, tonight. The power company wants to the DPUC on the application faces charges By Appointment balance could ultimately lead to diminished Police watched Kimberly A. spark many rallies or because of his swiftness Burks, Joe Carter, Dave Hender­ second base; Andre Dawson, “ I would have liked to go out sell the land to Fairway Estates through the last day of proceed­ 649-7329 spectator interest and franchise failures itself A Manchester man who broke Keene. 20, of 482 Burnside Ave., afoot. He also starred for a number of seasons with son, Dave Stewart. There c^uld Chicago, center field; Darryl there and pitch some batting for $52,650. The department had ings. the notice said. into his ex-girlfriend’s apartment East Hartford, enter a car driven constitutes a sufficient basis for denying the the P A ’S as an infielder In the Twilight League. have been more first-timers. Strawberry, New York, right practice today,” Kelly said. reniipsted Inlimptlva r»l(of ” It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1988 — 13 National stars SPORTS Hayes rounds out bow in opener IN B R IE F hall of fame list By Earl Yost VERNON — It was a disap­ second inning when Mike Helin Manchester Herald pointing beginning for the Man­ scored on a ball four wild pitch. Morlarty’s In action chester National League All- •W' Vernon knotted the game at 1-all Moriarty Brothers, 17-2, resumes action Two early goals in the life of Stars in the double elimination in the fourth when Len Maudiese in the Greater Hartford Twilight League Dave Hayes were to get a college Little League District Eight homered. tonight at 7:30 when it visits Katz Sports at education and to play football Tournament. By Ronald Blum Vernon scored the winning run H r # Ceppa Field in Meriden. under Knute Rockne at Notre In a pitcher's duel, the Vernon The Associated Press in the sixth when Bob Westalk Dame. All-Stars plated the winning run scored on a fielder’s choice when NEW YORK — Mike Tyson’s in the bottom of th^ sixth inning to there was a safe call at second The Manchester native, born in A act... retirement may be even shorter Triathlon Is on Sunday pull out a narrow 2-1 victory base on a third-out play. Brian 1896 on a farm on Olcott Street, than his usual pre-fight training Monday night at Legion Field. McKone was the winning pitcher The Silk City Triathlon will be held achieved both. The manner in The Manchester National for Vernon allowing only three period. Sunday starting at 9 a.m. The event which he left town for college and At a news conference in a League, facing elimination with hits while Eddie Pinkin suffered returned the same way is a story Manhattan hotel on Monday, the consists of a 1-mile swim, a 17.7-mlle another loss, will play the Wind­ the loss for Manchester National. in itself. undisputed heavyweight cham­ bicycle ride and a 6.3-mile run. The start is sor International All-Stars Fri­ Scott Scheinblum, Danny Ca- pion said his “ retirement” would at Globe Hollow with the finish line at Hayes, who died in November day night at 6 in Windsor. rangelo and Pinkin each singled Martin School on Dartmouth Road. There 1956 at the age of 60. will be Manchester took a 1-0 led in the for Manchester. last one or two months and that Kevin Rooney may be out as his are a limited number of entries still honored posthumously at the trainer. Tyson also confirmed available. Entry deadline is Wednesday ninth annual Manchester Sports that Donald Trump is his new with the field limited to 125 entries. Fee is Hall of Fame dinner. His selec­ advisor. 620. Applications are available at The Bike tion rounds out the 1988 choices, Hinton a winner “ I called this press conference Shop, 681 Main St., Manchester or by the others being the late Alex J to set the record straight. I call all calling 647-1027. Hackney, Guido Giorgetti, Pat the shots,” Tyson said in a pink Mistretta and Eric Hall. The DAVE HAYES and mauve ballroom, surrounded dinner will be Sept. 23 at the Army AP photo . . . hall of fame inductee outside the ring by 46 pink spotlights, 22 candela­ Midget grid registration and Navy Club. HAVING A BALL — New York Mets’ house Monday afternoon at Riverfront bra and 28 ionic columns. The product of a hard-working his earnings by firing furnaces al There will be registration for the — a restaurant or a dry cleaning catcher Gary Carter, left, and Chicago Stadium. The All-Star game is tonight in Tyson, who beat Michael family. Hayes was practically 25 cents a day and added a job Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. Manchester Midget Football League establishment, a small pitcher Greg Maddux autograph base­ Cincinnati. Spinks two weeks ago to retain penniless when he bypassed an sweeping out dormitories and The Associated Press Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Charter Oak early ambition to attend Prin­ business.” balls inside the National League club^ the title, was surrounded by ciassrooms. He received a scho­ Park. Any boy or girl age 10 to 13 is ceton University and set his larship in his last three years, Jemal Hinton is a winner. Following his loss to McKinney. Trump, attorney Michael Win- U eligible, but must prefient a birth sights on Notre Dame, lured by based on his athletic and class A couple of days before, the Hinton said his plans were ” to stoiT^ife Robin Givens, mother- certificate and be accompanied by their the magnatism of Rockne. one of achievements. most important bout of his take some business courses at a in-law Ruth Roper and Rory parents at the time of registration. A $15 the all-time greats in they college While he never attained All- 18-year-old life. Hinton said. community college and continue Holloway, a long-time friend. fee is required for each child and a $25 fee coaching profession. America status. Hayes was in­ “ I ’ve never gotten excited over a to train.” All-Star Game matters “ That’s very absurd,” Tyson Hayes hopped freight trains volved in several memorable ” We will continue to pursue his said of assertions that his family for two. A $10 fee is required for any girl bout. I’m glad to win. but I don’t from Hartford to South Bend. plays. The one that rates No. 1 blow it out of proportion.” career and see how far he can controlled him. “ Face the facts.” wishing to be a cheerleader. Ind.. riding the entire distance on occurred in 1917 when Notre go.” said Junious Hinton, who Thirteen days ago Tyson said He’s kept losing in perspective, boxcars. Following his gradua­ Dame came East to face unde­ works as a pressman for the he was quitting. “ It’s time to too. although it doesn’t count tion in 1921. Hayesdonated his life feated Army at the Plains in West move on. It’s time to call it a Soccer Club tryouts set L Washington Post and helps train "Life for me does not stand savings. $250. to help build a Point. The Cadets had rung up 16 still.” Hinton said after seeing a about 125 boxers at the Sugar Ray day,” he said then. I played baseball for seven “ I didn’t say I was retiring,” he Tryouts for the Manchester Soccer Club stadium, and without a penny in consecutive victories. dream broken by the fists of Leonard Boxing Club in Palmer and play together. Football, you BVGeoroe Robinson said now. “ I love fighting.” boys’ soccer team will be held Saturday his pocket he took to hopping Trailing late in the game. 2-0. Kennedy McKinney in the 119- Park. The gym is not owned by have to have plays put together. months a year, it was my job. I Newspaper Enterprise How long will the layoff last? and July 23, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the freight trains back to Hartford. the Irish moved the ball down- pound final at the Olympic Leonard, who grew up in the Basketball, the same thing. Base­ enjoyed it. I didn’t play golf Association “ This is something I have to Kennedy Road field. Boys’ birth dates The Hayes story was once field. With time running out. Boxing Trials last weekend at town. ball is an individual sport with a during the season, I didn’t do a lot consider,” he said. “ Perhaps a must be in 1979 and they must live in featured on a radio show, “ Once Hayes cut down the last two Cadet Concord. Calif. The Hintons do not appear team concept. of things that I do otherwise. I ’d NEW YORK - Why is base month or two.” Manchester in a Lifetime.” and is also defenders, which enabled Joe ” 1 Wasn’t able to accomplish a ready to try professional boxing, “ You’re an individual, and rather play baseball.” ball's All-Star Game one of Even so. Bench points out that Tyson, who is 22, tentatively is For more information, call Patrick Egan included in one chapter of “ The Brandy to score a touchdown and decision, but I ’m still proud of my but it will happen. Jemal has the when you step in the batter’s box, Notre Dame Story.” a biography America’s favorite events? The scheduled to fight Frank Bruno AP photo a 7-2 Notre Dame victory. performance.” power and style to become a good you’re by yourself. You field a the All-Star interlude can take its at 649-0248. game means nothing in the this fall. He didn’t talk about that of Irish football. The local man was described as The world still turns, and Jemal pro. ground ball, you’re by yourself. toll on the players who are STAGE WINNER — France’s Jerome Simon raises his arms in victory standings. Mo.st of the big names fight but said he would box for Hayes, educated in Manchester a “ rough, tough lineman who was Hinton is confident he will find his “ The only thing I worry about if But it’s all within the scope of chosen. will only play a few innings. Yet Says Bench: “ If you’re playing about five more years. Kershaw remembered after taking the ninth stage of the Tour of France cycling classic in and at Philips Exeter Prep, a 60-minute game performer, way in it. I go pro is getting hurl.” the teamwork. So, baseball can be the contest attracts millions of ’ ’Nobody wants to be in the gym Strasbourgh, eastern France on Monday. piayed three varsity seasons playing both on offense and A couple of days before he lost teen-ager said. played on a moment’s notice. You on one coast and you have to fly to The Greater Hartford Twilight League fans. getting your body hit at thirty- under Rockne, including squads defense.” to McKinney on points. Hinton, Boxing is a game of risks, but get 25 guys against 25 guys, and the other coast, you have to fly out will hold a John Kershaw Memorial Last year. TV sets in more than for the (All-Star) Game all night, five,” he said. that won national championships Hayes’ football career was the U.S. Amateur champion, was talking to Junious Hinton, you neither will have an advantage. Service Wednesday at 7 p.m. at McKenna in 1919 and 1920. After graduating 16 million U.S. households were or the next day. You have to get Rooney was in the ballroom but interrupted by the war and in 1918 asked about a professional ca­ came away feeling assured “ In football or basketball, you Field in East Hartford prior to the Twi Potter a winner in 1921. the 5-10, 160-pound end tuned to the confrontation be­ (airline) tickets, you have to left before the news conference Murphy wins award he was in the Army. He suffered reer. He is considered an excel­ Jemal will not face unacceptable put an all-star team together and game between Marco Polo and Society fo r^ played three seasons with the tween the American and National worry about accommodations. started. NEWPORT, R.I. - Tliird-seeded bayonet wounds to his wrist and lent pro prospect. risks. they play the first-place team, Savings. CINCINNATI — Dale Murphy of the Green Bay Packers in the Na­ leagues. The year before, it was The hotel is basically a big Tyson said that Rooney, who hip. and it appeared his football ” We have considered a pro Junious understands the pit­ they’re going to lose most of the Barbara Potter won the last six game.s of Atlanta Braves was named Monday a.s the nearly 18 million. Millions more autograph session. You don’t has trained him since his start as Rev. Thomas “ Tuck” Campion, former tional Football League. career would be over. He reco­ career,” said JuniousHinton, the falls of professional boxing and he time. There’s more teamwork the second set and defeated unseeded winnerof the Roberto Clemente Award, hear the game on radio each year. have the time or peace of mind to an amateur, will be dropped if he player and president of GHTBL, will give When Hayes arrived at Notre vered and rejoined the Irish in ^ x e r ’s father and coach. ” We understands the importance of involved in football or Betsy Nagelsen 7-8 (8- 6). 7-5, in the first given to the player who best exemplifies No other sport's all-star event sides with Bill Cayton in the the benediction while East Hartford Mayor Dame, he had no money for food October 1919. Up to his final day. also are considering college.” having a family and living a basketball.” enjoy the city.” round of the $200,000 Virginia slims of the game of baseball both on and off the attracts anywhere near those The day after the game itself. litigation begun two weeks ago to Robert McNulty will be among the or lodging or tuition. He had no when he suffered a heart attack. Hinton graduated from high normal life. For most of baseball’s All- Newport tennis tournament. field. numbers. Bench adds, an All-Star may have break Cayton’s managerial con­ speakers. Scott Gray of WTIC radio will he scholarship. Disappointment fol- Hayes proudly wore his Purple school at New Carrolton. Md.. as He posted a 21-13 record as a ■’Baseball’s All-Star Game Stars, the game presents a Three other seeded players advanced lo Consideration is given to sportsmanship, iowed when he learned there were Heart in the lapel of his coat. professional middleweight in the to catch the “ red-eye.flight” to be tract with Tyson. master of ceremonies. an honor student, and his father is should have the most fan appeal, welcome opportunity to display the second round. No. 4 Ros Fairbank beat community involvement and an no jobs available on campus for For years. Hayes owned radio late 1960s-early 1970s. He retired back in uniform for the next “ Anybody that goes against me obviously as pleased about that as because it’s tfie first true game their individual skills alongside Anne Smith 6-4,6-2. No. 5 Robin White individual’s contribution to his team and to students. station WACE in Chicopee. Mass. at age 30 in 1969. but made a regular-season game. “ By the can no longer be with me, can no he is about the boxing trophies that’s an all-star game.” says other greats, guys who two days Past champs In shootout eliminated Pilar Vasquez 6-3,6-3. No. 6 baseball. Within a few days he got a job as He had four children: a daughter, comeback after a year. time you get (to the iText city,)” longer be associated with me,” Jemal has won. ex-Naitonal Leaguer Joe Mor­ before were opponents, guys who Gigi Fernandez beat Anna Maria ’T m constantly amazed the power a a dishwasher in an off-campus Catherine, now Mr. Thomas ” I do think about fighting quite “ The kids were there and 1 Bench says, “ you take a deep Tyson said. “ If somebody turns HARTFORD — Four names have been gan, who claims the mid-summer will be opponents once more 48 Fernandez 6-2. 6-3. baseball player has.” Murphy said. “ Just restaurant. The hours were long Toomey. and three sons. David. often, of what I can do with my needed money.” he recalled. ” My breath — it’s nighttime, and against me after eight years just announced to take part in the $10,000 Canon classic is a contest as well as a hours later. because Bill Cayton signs the a handshake or an autograph can make a and the .pay tow. He augmented Marlin and Richard. ability,” said Hinton, who now wife thought I was sick in the It also represents a chance to you’ve got to go to bed to play the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open showcase. checks ...” difference. ” lives at District Heights. Md. head, and I promised to quit if I face the best players of the other next day.” shootout that will be held Tuesday. July 19. Morgan will be on hand for the He suggests a four-day All-Star Tyson said he had not spoken Bauer retains lead The award was announced as part of the "But 1 also think of going to lost four in a row.” league. After all, only two teams at 3:30 p.m. at the TPC of Connecticut in telecast of the 1988 All-Star Game Break as a possible with Rooney. But he said he had All-Star game news conference. 2 STRASBOURG, France — Steve Bauer college, of having a nice family, He did. beginning with a from Riverfront Stadium in Cin­ make it to the World Series each Cromwell. Those who’ll participate are of hopefully making some money fifth-round loss to one-time mid­ improvement. heard through third parties that of Canada retained his slim lead in the Watson a long shot cinnati tonight at 8. ABC will year. Paul Azinger, Lee Trevino. Peter Jacob.sen without gelling hurt in the boxing dleweight contender Bobby ” Boo- Says Morgan: “ When you’re When they were still playing for the trainer would side with overall standings of the Tour de France Heat to name Rothstein ' televise the action, with Al the Reds, both Morgan and Bench Cayton, who became Tyson’s sole and Hubie Green. Azinger is defending game, of having my own business galoo” Watts in 1970. going against the best that the cycling race, while France’s Jerome Michaels. Tim McCarver and would watch the All-Star Game manager when Jim Jacobs died GHO champion. Trevino won last year’s other league has to offer — and Simon won the ninth stage. MIAMI — Detroit Pistons assistant Jim Palmer in the broadcast on TV, even if they weren’t earlier this year. shootout and won the 1972 GHO. Jacbsen you’re teammates with the best in The 192 riders still left in the race coach Ron Rothstein will be the fledgling at the British Open booth. Morgan will do interviews Tyson signed a four-year man­ won the 1984 GHO while Green won the 1981 your league — to me it means that selected to the NL team. encountered the first mountains of the Miami Heat’s head coach, the NBA club Ciccarelli says ‘no intent’ with players. CBS Radio will also “ I ’m a fan,” say Bench. “ I ’ll go agement contract with Cayton GHO and was winner of the 1986 shootout. you’re one of the best players in 2.036-mile race in the leg that went from said Monday. Bv Larry Siddons the bali.” he .said. “ It was a carry the action, with Brent home and watch a ballgame at and Jacobs just before Jacobs The shootout follows a junior golf clinic the worid. That’s special.” “ That is correct.” club spokeswoman The Associated Press typical hacker’s stroke, a typical TORONTO (AP) — Dino Cicca­ reacting.” Ciccarelli told Judge Musberger and Johnny Bench at died. Winston and Trump said Nancy to Strasbourg in eastern France. Johnny Bench agrees. “ To be a night, watch a day game, if one is (1:30p.m.) and long-drive contest between Jodi Grossman said. She declined further bad golfer’s stroke. relli of the Minnesota North Sidney Harris^ who reserved the microphones. Monday that Tyson was not However, the larger Alps loom ahead later major-leaguer is a tremendous one — whoever is playing. Tour players and local celebrities (2:30 comment, saying Rothstein will meet the LYTHAM. England - Tom "If I had read my own book, it Stars, charged with assault for an judgment until Aug. 24 When they were Reds team­ " I watch the All-Star Game represented by a lawyer when he, this week. accomplishment,” he says. “ To p.m.). The $700,000 GHO is July 21-24 news media here Tuesday. Watson is literally taking a page would say. ‘The backswing incident during an NHL game, Ciccarelli pleaded not guilty to mates. Morgan, a second base- every year, I want to see what’s agreed to the deal. Simon’s victory put him in second place be an Ali-Star is even above that. Radio station WINZ said Heat managing out of his own book to try to turn should be shorter than the follow- testified that he was acting in assaulting Richardson in the man. and Bench, a catcher, going on (When I was a player) I “ Bill has got to be fair with the just 14 seconds behind Bauer, with Eric To stand out there in a game like partner Lewis Schaffel confirmed a Miami back the years to when he was through.’ But my backswing was seif-defense and that the play was incident at Maple Leaf Gardens appeared together in the 1970s on wanted to see how my teammates family,” Trump said. Bruelink of the Netherlands third. that is just an outstanding Britsox beat Albany News report that Rothstein was being automatically a favorite to win longer than my follow-through. 1 “ part of the game.” Richardson, 19. was not injured eight consecutive NL All-Star were going to do, who got in the Tyson downplayed the role that feeling.” the British Open instead of a hope that’s changed now.” Ciccarelli told provincial court but Ciccarelli was ejected from teams. Today, they both remain ballgame, how it was run.” Cayton had in his past, especially NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - Ed Estrada offered a contract, and said Rothstein will Of course. Bench admits, there 25-to-l shot. Watson said he had discussed on Monday that he had “ defi­ the game for the attack and later enthusiastic about the game. Says Morgan: ”I always the negotiations for his television and John Roberts had RBI singles as the Mets’ Carter honored be the coach. Schaffel declined to go on the have been disgruntled All-Stars Watson got in a practice round the problem with another vete­ nitely no Intention” of injuring was given a 10-game suspension. It’s easier for baseball than for watched the game because my contract with Home Box Office, New Britain Red Sox rallied for three run.'^ radio. WINZ reported, and wasn’t who have bypassed the game, CINCINNATI — Catcher Gary Carter of over the Royal Lytham & St. ran, Lee Trevino, and that the Toronto Maple Leafsdefenseman Ciccarelli, 28, testified he football or basketball to create interest in baseball was a love of "Without me he wouldn’t have in the ninth inning to defeat the Albany available later, the club said. opting instead for the three-day the New York Mets has been named the Annes Golf Club on Monday and 1980 open runner-up agreed the LulcO Richardson during the struck Richardson on the side of all-star competition that’s viable the game — not a love of being out had a chance to put his foot in the Yankees 5-4 Monday night. Rothstein had spent two years as the vacation. winner of the Danny Thompson Award for said his best hopes of claiming a trouble was in technique. Watson game last January. his helmet after the opposing and competitive, claims Morgan. • door with HBO, ’’ Tyson said of the Roberts tied the score at 4-4 with a single defensive specialist coach of the Pistons. Morgan sneers at that. “ I didn’t there getting paid.” his “ exemplary Christian spirit in record-tying sixth championship said he had feared it was a vision “ His stick was up clearly player cross-checked him in the “ In baseball,” says Morgan, To many, the All-Star Game multi-fight deal with the cable to left field and Estrada provided the His name began surfacing for coaching look for a vacation during the baseball.” in the open’s 117th edition rested impairment. before mine was and I was second period of the game. “ you can play on a day’s notice counts — even if it doesn’t count. television network. winning margin by singling to center to vacancies as the Pistons gained the NBA baseball season,” he says. “ When The award will be presented Tuesday at in his putting. “ When the putt was lined up championship final again.st the Los “ You have to make the putts to score LeVerne Jackson. the All-Star game chapel service by correctly, it looked to me as if it Albany used a double steal to score two Angeles Lakers this year. win.” said the 38-year-old Wat­ American League president Bobby Brown. were shaded to the right, ” he Rothstein was an assistant for three son, who last won the open in 1983 said. of their four runs in the game. Oscar Thompson spent seven years as an years with the Atlanta Hawks, and a scout at Royal Birkdale and finished 14 The departure was accepted ‘Soft baseball’ the reason Azocar led the Yankees with three hits. infielder with the Minnesota Twins and the over five seasons for first the Hawks, then strokes behind winner Seve Bal­ form, the eyesight and the long Mike Dalton got the win for the Red Sox Texas Rangers before dying of leukemia in in relief of starter Mike Carista to raise his the New York Knicks. earlier. lesteros when the tournament time it has taken to get to the 1976 at the age of 28. was last played here in 1979. bottom of the problem all have a record to 3-3. Following Thompson’s death, the behind drop in home runs Dana Ridenour took the loss for the In recent years. Watson has common cause, according to Baseball Chapel board of directors decided had trouble all over the profes­ Yankees, falling to 4-4. Watson. that an award should be created in honor of Cards sign Quisenberry sional tour, not just on British Age. By Jim Donaohv When a guy hit’s a line drive in the In 1968, seven starting pitchers Thompson to players who demonstrated CINCINNATI — The St. Louis Cardinals, courses. “ I think that’s it.” he said. The Associated Press infield you can feel a softness.” finished with earned run aver­ Bill’s Kelly Injured strong Christian spirit and leadership. in dire need of effective middle-relief He collapsed over the final nine “ When you’re 38. your hair gets 9 Last year, there were 1,824 ages below 2.00 and baseball took Carter is the 12th player to win the pitching, announced Monday they have holes a year ago and finished four thinner but your brain gets CINCINNATI - Four-time home runs in the National League some action to help the hitters by ORCHARD PARK. N Y. - Buffalo Bills award. agreed to terms with former Kansas City strokes behind winner Nick Faldo thicker ... I hope this stands the American League batting cham­ and 2,634 in the American — both lowering the mound. quarterback Jim Kelly suffered a freak Carter is very active with the Leukemia bullpen ace Dan Quisenberry. at the open last year. His victory test. My confidence is sorely pion Wade Boggs says a “ soft records. This season, there was an injury to his right ankle and will miss the Society of America and has raised close to In Cincinnati for the All-Star break, St. last year at the Nabisco Cham­ shaken. I just hope this starts a pionships of Golf was his first baseball” is resulting in fewer At the All-Star break, the NL adjustment in the strike zone that start of the Bills preseason schedule, the $300,000 for the Society in the last three Louis general manager Dal Maxvill said in surge of confidence in my tournament triumph in three putting.” home runs this season. had 704 homers and the AL 894 for hitters contend is resulting in team said. years. a news released that Quisenberry would years. During the slump, Watson Britain’s legal bookmakers are Boggs, the starting third base- a projected drop off of 25 to 30 more high strikes. Bills physician Dr. Rich Weiss diagnosed join the Cardinals for their home game “ Umpires have different strike said, his tee-to-green game has quoting Ballesteros and U.S. man for the AL All-Stars tonight, percent. Kelly’s injury as a mild sprain. Thursday against the San Diego Padres. is hitting .355 with two homers zones to begin with and this Aguilera has surgery remained strong, but his putting Masters champion Sandy Lyle of 8 Weiss said Kelly could resume Quisenberry, 35, joins a team that has touch — once one of the surest in Scotland as co-favorites at 8-1. and 31 runs batted in. Last “ I think the weather has a lot to season they had to adjust again so exercising within 10 days, but would NEW YORK — Right-hander Rick lost six straight games — including a 21-2 the game — has deserted him. Faldo is second at 19-1. followed season, Boggs hit a career-high 24 do with it,” said Texas manager it was inconsistent,” New York probably not be ready to practice at full Aguilera of the New York Mets will have wipeout in San Francisco — and 22 of its The problem was simple to by Bernhard Langer of West home runs. Bobby Valentine, an All-Star Yankees first baseman Don Mat­ speed until after the Bills’ Aug. 4 preseason “ I’ve been in thebig leagues for coach. "It was very cold in the elbow surgery and the club is signing free last 28. Cardinal relief pitchers have blown figure out, Watson said. Germany and U.S. Open champ tingly said. opener against the Houston Oilers. seven years and I’ve never seen East at the start of the season and agent left-hander Bob McClure, the team their last six save opportunities. “ I wasn’t accelerating through Curtis Strange at 14-1. an adjustment in the ball, but this that makes it harder to hit home Mattingly, a reserve on the announced Monday. Manager Whitey Herzog, in Cincinnati to year I’ve seen a drastic change iii runs. There also were a lot of All-Star team, hit 30 homers last Kansas under scrutiny Aguilera will undergo arthroscopic manage the NL All-Stars, has been the ball,” Boggs said. rainouts and obviously that has season including home runs in a surgery Wednesday at Roosevelt Hospital searching for a middle relief pitcher who “ I’ll be the first one to say it; something to do with less record-tying eight straight LAWRENCE, Kan. — National to repair a sprained ligament in his right can come in advance of closers Todd Staif s son put to rest it’s softer,” he said. “ You can feel homers.” games. basketball champion Kansas is under elbow, Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz said. Worrell and Ken Dayley. Herzog said he it, you can push the cover and it At the All-Star break last “ I really think it’s just back to investigation by the NCAA for alleged Aguilera is expected to miss six to eight hopes Quisenberry will be that pitcher. GREEN BAY. Wis (AP) - old son’s rented home, he looked wrinkles. I’ve hit some balls this season, Oakland’s Mark normal this season,” said Mat­ recruiting violations involving the weeks. > Former Green Bay Packers through a window and sa# the year that I knew were gone but McGwire was already closing in tingly, who has six home runs. basketball program, the university said. He is 0-4 this season with a 8.41 ERA in 20 quarterback and coach Bart body on the floor. Rangers re-sign Milan Starr said he found his son’s body The card, he said, was a foot have been caught at the warning on 40 homers. This season, the “ I've been injured this season Athletic Director Bob Frederick said the 1-3 innings. He missed two months with a next to a greeting card that said. away. track. The ball is a lot looser.” starting first baseman for the AL and some of the others ( who hit alleged violations occurred between June sore elbow before returning June 19, then NEW YORK — The New York Rangers home runs) have been hurt, too. "Love means believing in He said his son was a “ troubled Paul Molitor, the A L’s starting has 16. 1986 and April 1987. made one start and five relief have re-signed right wing Chris Nilan, the New York Mets outfielder someone.” young man. Yet we never aban­ second baseman, also sees a “ Pitchers adjust and they pitch Frederick released a statement appearances. The 26-year-old was team announced Monday. you more cautiously,” McGwire Darryl Strawberry, who leads the More than 300 people attended a doned him. In his last days, we change. containing 15 alleged violations, including sidelined three months last season with an Nilan. 30, was acquired from the said. "They do the same thing to NL with 21 homers, suggested a memorial service Monday for became more concerned.” “ I think there has been a little such things as purchase of airline tickets, inflamed right elbow. He has a 31-21 record Montreal Canadiens in January in bit of a change,” said Molitor who Jose (Canseco) but he’s so strong psychological reason for fewer Bret Starr, 24, who was found Starr had written in his autobio­ loans of money, providing meals and in four seasons and won Game 6 of the 1986 exchange for draft considerations. hit in 39 straight games last he can even muscle out a bad homers. transportation, giving a pair of basketball dead Thursday at his home in graphy how his son became “ Home run hitters have more World Series. He had seven goals and five assists in SO Tampa, Fla. involved with drugs in his high Rtglntld Plnto/M«nchMt*r Htnid season. " I think with the tre­ pitch.” shoes and contact of recruits in violation of pressure,” Strawberry said. " If McClure, a 14-year major-league games with the Canadiens. After joining ' Starr said his wife. Cherry, school and college years but mendous increase in home runs Canseco leads the AL with 24 NCAA rules. None of the allegations WHERE’S THE PLATE — Mike LIzotte of Town Little League Tournament play home runs. He hit 31 last season. you’re expected to hit the ball out veteran, was 1-3 with two saves for the the Rangers, he had three goals and five gave the card to his son the last seemed to be succeeding with we saw last year, they might have concerned any Kansas players who beat the Firefighters has the batting helmet last week at Leber Field. Covering the “ It helped me having Dave and you don’t you start to press Montreal Expos before being released on assists in 22 games. time they were together, at the rehabilitation in recent years. thought something had to be Oklahoma for the NCAA title last April, plate for Boland’s is Mike Brown. done. Parker in the lineup and |ust his and try and hit the ball out. That June 28. He allowed 23 hits and 13 runs in 19 Terms of the new contract were not Lombardi Golf Classic charity Authorities in Tampa have not slip down but he still found the plate to Frederick said. “ T think Wnd«» hoc n a n m i nnint advice” Canseco said. doesn’t work.” innings with six walks and 12 strikeouts. disclosed. tournament in mid-June. yet determined the cause of When Starr went to his 24-year- death. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS Ennightclub La Cage Tom Atamlan 82-17-65, Bill Palmer 310 44 107 71 .345 Darting NY 133116 30 8010 5 2.70 as the potassium iodide used as an antidote for Milton Berle and Eric Kusche had three each. Bret Lansford Oak 356 55 118 40 .331 Sisk Bit » 64 21 16 3 2 322 DSmIth Htn 33 36 14 25 3 5 276 granddaughter — and on the package. Let’s hear it from a sister who’s Aux Folles in­ Mullens, Mike Maher and Dennis Roy 81-16-65. D Gross-Terry Cunningham 87. Baseball Tram m ll Det 267 45 88 40 .330 Hough Tex 144113 72 104 8 9 3.26 nuclear-fallout poisoning? added two eoch. Net-Marsh Levinson 96-29-67. Lefferts SF 49 38 11 26 2 5 2.76 delivery order was written; “She Abby, a hearing loss is a fact of right on in Sisters, Ore.: cludes Lucille Ball, Jack Lemmon, Red Brett KC 325 42 107 61 .329 Thigpen Oil 54 57 21 30 5 5 3.31 (Soft Pit 42 35 11 40 4 3 276 BEST 12 — A — Steve M atava 41-4-37, Wegmon MU 102 96 24 35 8 6 335 is deaf, so please wait for her to life: it is neither an insult nor W ilt Chapman 44-5-39, Dom Denicolo Mollfor Mil 319 62 103 26 .323 MoDavIs SD 55 40 25 61 3 6 277 Buttons, Steve Allen, Danny Thomas and Don Burks Bsn 273 54 88 48 .322 (Suzman Tex 137 105 57110 9 6 3.36 JRoblnson Pit 72 63 21 51 6 2 286 DEAR READER: Yes, they are. However, answer the door.” anything to be ashamed of. I was Paganl 42- 3-39, Bob Vonderkoll 43-4-39. Gross- DwEvans Bsn 337 50 107 64 .318 John NY 99117 23 48 7 2 3.38 DEAR ABBY: “Hurt in Pater­ Rickies. Lon Annulll 72, Dom DeNIcolo 72. B — Leary LA 110 96 26 88 7 6 286 potassium iodide was not used precisely as an Abby, this grandmother has surprised you didn't point that out Nassift Sports routed Keith Reolty, American League standings Woshgtn NY 242 32 77 34 .318 Filer M il 61 61 16 20 5 3 3.39 KGross Phi 134119 47 96 8 5 289 son, N.J.” should have been “He’s really excited about the party,” Tom Roche 44-7-37, (Seorge M artin Hrbek Min 281 Welch Oak 138 134 45 7810 5 340 “antidote” by Europeans after the Chernobyl mistaken a kindness for an insult. 20-10, ot Paganl Field. Dave Bonhom, Al 43- 6-37, M ike Harder 45-6-39, Guv M lano 43 .313 Reuschel SF 115 118 27 3511 4 290 instead of agreeing with “Hurt” Berle’s wife, Ruth, who set it up, said Monday. Menaslan, Lorry Wyse, Marty Simon Selfzer KC 315 34 .311 Hudson NY 81 64 25 39 6 3 3.44 Deshales Htn 105 81 35 50 5 6 291 nuclear-reactor incident. Here, briefly, is how In some cities, delivery people grateful, not hurt. 45-6-39, Dick Smith 44-5-39, Tom Lowery East Division Mattingly NY 281 41 .310 Schmidt Bit 63 59 21 33 3 3 345 that it was “insensitive and and VInnIe Purnhagen had three hits 47-7-40, Bob Lewis 47-7-40. C — Ston w L Pci. GB Scott Htn 109 80 28102 8 2 296 potassium iodide works. I was hospitalized not long ago. Berle was host of TV’s first hit show. eoch for Nassiff. Mike Robinson, Tim _ RHendson NY 259 57 80 X .309 Condlottl Cle 139 156 34 90 7 7 350 merely ring the doorbell, and if no thoughtless” for the delivery Mlogonowskl 46-10-36, G ary Wood 45-8- Detroit 52 33 .612 (kietti Min 323 43 99 54 .307 Stewart Oak 157 140 68 8612 7 3.50 (Jooden NY 142 132 3310211 5 204 Several nurses were in and out of “Texaco Star Theater.” His vaudevillian WIsleski, John GehanI, Denny Shooter 37, Pat WInarskI 46-8-38, (Sene Kelly New Yorit 49 36 .576 3 The iodine we eat — in fish and other edibles — is one answers, they leave the instructions to have been in plain and Al Cashman added two eoch. For Ray Cal 316 46 97 46 .307 GOavIs Oak 112117 45 73 6 4 3.54 McCllers SD 56 45 35 46 1 5 3.04 my room to take care of me. Some antics endeared him to a generation of 47- 9-38, Fred Tracy 47-9-38. D — MarshCleveland 45 43 .511 8'/j Salazar Det 259 43 79 45 .305 Boslo M il 135 143 22 54 610 3.54 Mover Chi 112 97 31 67 5 0 205 extracted by the thyroid gland, stored and used for package by the door where it can sight. Keith, Jock Wakefield had four hits Levinson 49-15-34, Merrill Anderson Boston 43 42 .506 9 of them scolded me for not Americans and earned him the title “Mr. while Ralph Dogor and Brad Krasser Yount M il 332 51 101 46 .304 Kllgus Tex 124114 40 56 7 8 357 Loncaster Chi 71 70 26 27 4 4 3.06 new hormone production when needed. Most of the remain for hours — or even days. 52-13-39, Bert Brown 50-11-39, (Seorge Mllwoultee 44 43 .506 9 Franco Cle 343 54 104 X .303 Atherton Min 48 41 16 32 5 4 3.59 Dopson Mon 79 75 25 44 2 5 209 following instructions until I Television.” had three each. Rich Bolbrookand Tom M cN Iff 51-11-40. Toronto 42 46 .477 11'/i iodine in our diets passes through the thyroid, even How thoughtful it was of her Seems to me, "Hurt” is overly Griswold had two hits each. (Jruber Tor 321 43 97 11 53 .302 LSmIth Bsn 42 44 23 44 3 4 3.61 Hawkins SD 118 98 44 54 8 7 212 explained that I could not hear. SWEEPS — A Gross — Lon Annulll 72, Baltimore 28 59 .322 25 Barrett Bsn 345 55 103 0 40 .299 Swindell Cle 126 127 23 8510 7 3.63 LoCoss SF 112 94 42 68 7 6 213 when the gland is not deficient. Therefore, it’s a granddaughter to have given sensitive. If that spoiled her day, Berle opens at Caesar’s Palace in Atlantic Dom DeNIcolo 72. Net-Bob Vonderkoll West Division Hall Cle 289 37 86 2 34 .298 McCosklll Cal 111 116 41 78 6 5 365 Worrell SfL 57 45 19 50 4 5 216 pretty good bet that any dietary iodine will those special instructions to the she should have sent the basket of One of the nurses made a sign and City, N. J.) on Aug. 9 with Danny Thomas and Rec 74-7-67. B Gross-Tom Roche 73, (Seorge w L Pet. GB OBrIen Tex 302 29 89 9 X .295 Lebrndt KC 124 135 32 58 510 3.71 YoumansAAon 84 64 41 54 3 6 221 hung it over my bed: “Mrs. M artin 73. Net-Tom Lowery 79-13-66, Oaklond 54 34 .614 _ DHedson (Xik 239 49 70 11 45 .293 Sabrhgn KC 145 144 32 91 10 7 372 Downs SF 114 86 31 75 8 7 223 eventually end up being concentrated in the thyroid florist. And since florists make fruit to a nursing home where Sid Caesar. He then has performances Main Pub/MAAH won by forfeit, 7-0. Dick Smith 76-10-66, Bud Durand 81-14- Minnesota 47 38 .59 51/i Canseco Oak 345 72 100 24 67 .290 R nlev Cal 105 94 40 64 5 8 3.77 DJockson CIn 118 92 38 8010 4 228 gland. numerous deliveries in one day, residents would have been Tuggle IS deaf, but she reads lips scheduled in Las Vegas. Nev., beginning Aug. over Bradley Kitchens, at Nike Field. 67, Bob Lewis 80-13-67. C Gross-Fred Kansas City 46 41 .529 7>/i ADavIs Sea 240 35 69 12 X .288 Nelson Oak 62 61 22 39 5 3 3.77 Alvarez Afl 46 45 24 35 3 2 2 X well.” Tracy 79. Net-Stan Mlogonowskl 82-19- California 41 46 .471 12'/j Larkin Min 280 28 80 2 37 .286 Mohorcic Tex 40 47 12 18 2 5 3.79 Andersen Htn 41 48 11 33 2 3 232 During a nuclear accident, many types of charged their drivers can’t be expected to thrilled to be remembered at all. 24. 63, (Sene Kelly 80-17-63, Bob Guastoma- 41 From then on, all the people Nike Chlcogo 46 .471 }2'/i Reynolds Sea 311 30 89 2 21 .286 Farrell Cle 135 136 40 54 9 6 387 Browning CIn 122 100 29 60 8 3 2 » atoms (isotopes) are discharged into the atmos­ remember special instructions DOLORES WERDER, “He's really 80 years young and his chlo 83-19-64, (Sary Wood 81-16-65. D Texas 40 46 .465 13 COivIs Cal 331 44 94 12 54 .284 Swift Sea 112119 34 35 6 6 394 Frndez NY 97 69 37 94 5 6 243 who came into my room made Gross-Marsh Levinson 85. Net-MerrIII Seattle 34 9 .391 19'/j phere. In time, these isotopes fall to earth (in rain unless they are written on the SUN CITY. ARIZ. contribution to the world of comedy will live Elmore Association nipped Brown's Carter Cle 341 55 97 16 63 .284 Boddicfcer Bit 123 124 39 86 411 3.95 Oleda NY 107 91 21 69 6 7 253 sure I could see their faces when Package Store, 7-6, at Nike Field. Ko'l Anderson 90-26-64, (Seorge M cN Iff 87-22- Monday's Games Fletcher Tex 317 40 90 0 X .284 Langston Sea 134 136 57 133 6 8 395 Doyley SfL 25 25 11 12 2 4 3.55 and snow) anti become part of the food chain by forever,” Miss Ball said. 65. No gomes scheduled Petrv Cal 97 92 38 40 3 5 3.98 Show SD 123111 35 70 6 9 267 they spoke to me. I wasn’t 2 Stanek hod three hits. Including a (kintner Mil 285 33 81 0 24 .284 being incorporated into plants and water supplies. MCC LADIES — ODD OUT EVEN IN Tuesday's Game Joyner Cal 330 39 93 5 JNIcDwII Chi 102 87 39 57 4 6 398 Rowley Phi 142 139 49 68 511 3.60 homer, for Elmore while Scoff OIckman — A — Linda Maher 48. B Gross-Boots 44 .282 offended by that sign. I was and Mark Walling olso had three American League (Vlola14-2) vs. National Mc(klff Tor 271 76 15 X .2K Letter NY 47 42 25 S3 4 3 399 Sutton LA 80 84 27 39 3 5 270 131-1 and 125-1 are two forms of radioactive iodine Carnlella 48. Net-Myleen TItterton 50- League (Gooden 11-5), All-Star(;ameat WWIIson KC Perez Chi 103 98 40 67 8 5 4.01 BSmtth AAon 108 103 13 65 6 5 276 grateful to the nurse who put it Lear a proud papa apiece. Denny Mills and Len RIccIo 12-38, D oris Carpenter 50-12-38. C Gross- 343 42 96 1 24 .2K that are released by a nuclear accident. Since these odded two each. Cincinnati,8:35p.m. Lemon Det 262 35 73 7 X .279 Boutlsta Bit 92 90 23 44 5 6 4.12 PPerry Oil 41 39 13 18 3 2 276 Data Bank there. Flo Barre 45. Net-Pot Cunningham WoikMsday Games Javier Oak 259 31 72 2 25 .278 M W tttCdl 134 141 48 85 6 9 4.23 Tekulve Phi 43 49 14 21 2 5 3.77 io(line isotopes will enter the body and be LOS ANGELES — Television producer 52-15-37, A lice Ansaldl 55-18-37. DGross- No games scheduled Trfabll KC 272 45 75 13 46 .276 Balles Cle 107 101 33 40 7 8 4.29 Belcher LA 76 68 27 70 5 4 3.77 concentrated by the thyroid gland in like manner as I hope that “Hurt” will accept Fran Smith 59, Phyllis Holmes 59. Thursday's Games Whitaker Det MMoore Sea 117 107 37 69 4 9 4.31 AAahler Afl 128 161 16 67 8 8 281 Norman Lear and his wife are the proud new Net-Cathy Boylollon 61-20-41. 250 32 69 6 32 .276 her disability and not try to deny Minnesota at Baltimore, 2, 5:05 p.m. GBell Tor 335 45 92 11 48 .275 Dotson NY 92 89 31 39 7 3 4.32 Assnmehr Afl 49 44 21 36 3 4 283 nonradioactive iodine, Europeans were justifiably parents of a baby boy, a spokeswoman says. SCOTCH BALL — M errill Anderson- Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. CRIpken Bit Straker Min 60 66 18 17 2 4 4.33 Krukow SF 104 91 25 60 6 4 3.91 it or reject the help that comes Rec Soccer Dot Hartzog-Terrv Cunnlngham-Pat 308 49 84 14 49 .273 concerned that the isotopes were dangerous. Benjamin Davis Lear was bom late Sunday, Kansas City at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Oilnones Sea 271 36 74 8 25 .273 Ontiveros Oak 51 51 20 29 3 3 4.38 Dunne Pit 91 88 51 43 6 7 296 Thyroid radiation has been shown to cause thyroid from letting others know about Cunningham 24, Art Pyka-Judy Pvka- Milwaukee at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Cotto Sea 254 32 69 4 24 .272 Tanana O t 117 125 41 7211 4 4.40 Terry SfL 43 44 16 24 2 3 3.98 our special needs. I have never weighing 7 pounds, 2>A ounces, Lear publicist Steve Pyka-Laura Pyka 25. Putts-JIm Cleveland at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Fernndz Tor 350 38 95 4 X .271 Wells Tor 59 59 31 51 3 5 4.40 Grant SD 78 77 32 52 2 6 4.04 - cancer. Romayko-Agnes Romavko-Jack Detroit at California, 10:35 p.m. CeruttI Tor 78 88 26 44 4 5 4.40 ZSmIlh Afl 100118 28 43 4 6 4.05 known a person who did not Pam Ruben said Monday. Crockett-Elsle Crockett 11. Howell Cal 266 29 71 5 35 .267 Therefore.the people chose, quite literally, to Pee Wee Toronto at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Snyder Cle 307 44 81 18 53 .264 Rhoden NY 83 93 26 47 4 6 4.43 Drabek Pll 117 106 29 61 6 5 4.08 respond positively to me when I The child is Lear's fourth but the first for his BACK 9 — A Gross — Helen M utty 41. Tibbs Bit 79 87 30 43 4 5 4.46 RRoblnsiMian 72 81 22 36 3 6 4.11 stuff their thyroid glands with nonradioactive B Gross — (Senlse Klernan 45. Net- Brookens Det 236 38 62 4 29 .263 wife, psychologist Lyn Davis, 40. The two were Tornadoes 4 (Rick Wilcox 2, Cameron FWhIte KC 281 28 74 6 X .263 Blvleven Min 130145 32 99 7 7 4.49 Palmer Phi 76 73 34 54 4 6 4.16 potassium iodide. When the glands are saturated explained my special needs. Beers, Scott Levesaue) Express 0 Rosanna DeNIcolo 47-15-32. C Gross-Dot National League standings Bannister KC 110 105 46 53 8 7 4.50 DeLeon SfL 114 114 46108 5 6 4.18 married in September. Boblgan 48. Net-Betty Lou Nordeen (Hilllen Chi 315 28 83 0 20 .263 Thank you, Abby, for giving Penguins 3 (Mike Prindivllle 2, Kyle Braggs Mil 272 30 71 10 42 .261 Lea Min 77 91 31 51 5 4 4.56 Valenzia LA 112 109 59 47 5 6 4.19 with iodine, they tend to excrete, rather than to Wolff) Timbers 0 48- 17-31. D Gross-Judv Wood 57. Net- Long Chi 79 95 24 35 3 4 4.58 JJones SD 106112 26 S3 5 8 4.26 space in your column to the Lear, 65, is best known for creating the hit Slmone Calhoun 59-20-39. East Division Brantley Sea 314 43 82 13 40 .261 store, new dietary iodine. This ingenious method Patriots 4 (Erin Rlngbloom 3, Chris W L Pet. GB Incvglla Tex 264 38 69 15 X .X I Hurst Bsn 117 135 39 94 9 4 4.60 Ryan Htn 125111 60130 6 7 4.26 served to reduce the people’s exposure to iodine problems of hearing Impairment. television series “All in the Family.” McCreory) Jets 2 (Danny Lldeestrl, New York 9 34 .609 Parker Oak 268 70 9 37 .X I Ronogon Tor 113119 47 56 8 6 4.63 Cox SfL S3 56 13 25 2 5 4.27 You may use my name. Andy Bronelll) Pittsburgh 49 37 .570 3'A Stilwll KC 299 78 7 X .X I Stotimyr Tor 86 92 34 61 3 8 4.80 sufcime C3ii 100113 38 72 7 6 4.44 isotopes. By saturating their thyroid glands with Oilers 0, Mustangs 0 Chlcogo 45 40 .529 7 Jacoby Cle 324 40 84 6 2A .259 BIrkbeck MU 54 58 21 28 3 5 4.86 Carman Phi 99103 43 54 5 5 4.47 , iodine in pill form, the people hoped to prevent RUBY TUGGLE, DMoore Cal 22 35 7 12 3 2 4.91 Ruffin Phi 103115 37 SALARY RANGES — Montreal 45 41 .523 7wlre Oak 318 49 79 16 X .248 Hayward Tex 63 63 35 37 4 6 346 Rickey Henderson, cf. New York health fads, I am sending you a free copy of my salary of $21,792; and propriate comments because “Boys Town.” said terms with Dan Oulsenberry, pitcher. American League (Viola 14-2) vs. National Santana NY 246 31 61 2 X .248 Wlllmson Bit 80 93 23 47 1 5 354 Paul AAolltor, 2b, Milwaukee they don’t have the faintest idea he wants to make a Midget girls BASKETBALL League (Gooden 11-5), AII-StarGameat Allonson Cle 262 24 64 X .244 Fraser Cal 98106 47 48 6 8 5.71 Wade Boggs, 3b, Boston Health Report. “Fads I: Vitamins and Minerals.” starting lawyers with the Notlonol Boskefboll Association Cincinnati,8:35p.m. Downing Cal 246 44 60 11 X .244 Smithson Bsn 56 65 19 37 3 3 5.75 Jose Canseco, If, Oakland Others who would like a copy should send $1 and of what the conversation is about. weekly TV series Stolllons 1 (Leslie Crockett) Comets 0 M IAM I HEAT— Named Ron Rothstein Wednesday's Games Sierra Tex 316 39 77 12 49 .244 Nieves MU 45 40 28 22 4 4 5.76 Dave Winfield, rf. New York federal government made Letters such as yours may help to based on the Whitecops 2 (Elisha Bernstein, head coach. No gomes scheduled Sveum M il 283 22 68 9 .240 Campbell Sea 78 89 25 48 3 8 5.88 their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Meghan Donnelly) Rowdies 0 3? Cal Ripken, ss, Baltimore MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed Lorry Thursday's Games Moseby Tor 277 50 66 7 27 .2X Horton Chi 81 100 31 16 4 7 300 AAork McGwire, 1b, (Xiklond Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the $27,172. persuade them to put vanity aside famous home for Krystkowlok, forward, to a four-year Thurmond Bit 37 47 13 16 0 6 332 Los Angeles at Chicago, 2,1:05 p.m. Schofield Cal 293 34 69 4 23 .235 Terry Steinbach, c, Oakland NEA graphic and see an audiologist. boys. Junior boys contract extension. Onclnnotl at Montreol, 7:35 p.m. Nokes Det 2 10 X 49 10 X .2X Block Cle 48 57 23 39 3 3 333 Frank Viola, p, Minnesota title. FOOTBALL Son Francisco at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. DWhIfe Col 211 5 21 .232 BWItt Tex 44 40 39 40 0 6 370 Bears 1 (Bruce Watt) Knights 1 Notional Feelboll League Houston at PhlICKlelphIa, 7:35 p.m. Weiss Oak 254 3 X .232 Ellsworth Bsn 36 47 16 16 1 6 375 Vince Coleman, If, St. Louis Mickey Rooney pif/eSthY^u? “ (Jason Arglros) DENVER BRONCOS—Agreed to terms New York at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Pettis Det 307 47 71 2 X .X I Trout Sea 42 60 23 12 4 4 380 Ryne Sandberg, 2b, Chicago with Richard Colvin, halfback, ond Chon- Son Diego at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Pglrulo NY 297 31 68 9 53 .229 ENunez Sea 29 45 14 19 1 4 7.98 Andre Dawson, cf, Chlcogo teen-ager Whitey James in the 1938 film, said nlng Williams, fullback. Upshaw Cle 297 40 68 8 X .229 Dorryl Strawberry, rf. New York Different feelings about first encounter he would approach Columbia Pictures next DETROIT LIONS—Signed William Calderon Chi 233 37 52 14 32 .2X 9 Bobby Bonilla, 3b, Pittsburgh year about the possibility of creating the TV White, defensive bock, to a three-year Major League averages Randolph NY 233 21 52 21 .2X ItATIOflAL LRAGUR Will Clark, 1b, Son Francisco Rec BasebaD contract. Whiot Tor 214 28 47 31 .2X TRAM BATTING Gary Carter, c. New York DEAR DR. REI- relationship, then consider going as a level of diagnosis provides valuable series. LOS ANGELES RAMS—Reached ogree- Deer M il 269 36 58 42 .216 AB R HHRRBII Chlcogo Oizle Smith, ss, St. Louis couple for sex therapy. Otherwise, nnent with Fred Strickland, linebacker. Complele through gomes of Sunday DaEvans Det 237 28 51 X .215 2973 3X 7X 67 332 . Dwight (Sooden, p. New York NISCH: I have been information about which substances “Yours truly is going to be Father Whitey Signed Anthony Newman, defensive bock; Sheets Bit 287 Los Angeles 2865 369 745 X 348 . focus on building the relationship fora 61 X .213 New York seeing the same girl for may cause trouble for the patient in Marsh, the head of Boys Town,” he said Keith Jones, running bcKk; Jeff Knopton, AMERICAN LEAGUE Presley Sea 297 K 63 X .212 2944 3X 761 ■ 78 363 . while. As trust, intimacy, shared the future. Pony defensive end: Darryl Franklin, wide TEAM BATTING Barfield Tor 234 31 49 X .209 Montreal X16 351 763 9 319. three years, and we’ve Monday. receiver; Pat Faster, defensive lineman; BRIpken Bit Atlanta 28X 3X 729 X 311 . experiences and other important Whether you can consider using AB R H HR RBI FCt 287 35 57 15 .199 StLouls Thil Date In Bneball been sexually involved iKinscy Report Rooney appeared Monday with Bobs The Braves defeated the Orioles, 11-0, R.C. M ullln, tackle; Jeff Beathard, running Boston 2959 425 849 56 394 .287 Parrish Tex 248 22 47 X .IX 3023 3X 763 40 2K . relationship factors are developed, Monday night at Cheney Tech. Mike back; Joy Wtikerson, linebacker, and PIttsbunih 2930 373 730 71 354 . for a year or so (the first replacement hormones to help with Watson, who was 7 years old when he played Minnesota 2927 406 816 90 378 .279 San Francisco June M. Relnlsch, Ph.D. Marsh and O. J. Cromwell combined for Cristopber White, kicker. Kansas City 29S3 383 793 67 365 .289 2847 373 715 65 352 . July It time for both of us). 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Rooney was 18 when the movie was oles, Jason Marsfon and Tom Strono Stephenson, center; Dan Johnson, tight Cleveland 3003 384 782 79 363 .260 Philadelphia 2878 313 676 9 2K . Athletics. you may have. each doubled while Dove Rohrboch 3 3.X7X3X3M3X4X INDIVIDUAL BATTING (we are students in made. end; Glenn Blackwood, llafetv; Chris Milwaukee 2940 358 762 60 330 .259 irk 3.62 7X 310 240 474 5 25 1945 — Tommy Holmes of fhe Boston played well defensively. Conlln, offensive guard, and Tom Brown, 210 or more a t bats. Braves went hitless to end his different cities). Our DEAR DR.REINI8CH: I am 54 and Try to find a gynecologist who Oakland 3100 428 801 86 403 .258 ;ty 3.66 763 313 249 448 7 X R Watson, who became a United Methodist fullback, on the physically unable to California 2980 383 767 57 351 .257 3.77 713 317 265 487 5 21 consecutive-game hitting streak of 37 lovemaking is wonder­ having all the symptoms of meno­ works closely with ^ th endocrinolo­ perform list. 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Baltimore 2876 294 655 74 274 .228 4. x 762 3X 271 5M 7 14 1949 — Larry Doby of the Cleveland What causes this? We touch, caress, better than orgasms from other types flashes are becoming intolerable, appraisal is made of your situation. Palmeiro Chi 344 45 107 6 Indians and Jackie Robinson, Roy INDIVIDUAL BATTING ila 4 .x 788 362 308 474 6 19 Shelby LA 341 43 75 5 try different positions — all to no of stimulation. every two hours day and night. Many medical schools and large • HOCKEY 210 or more at bats. 9 4.27 803 3X 291 395 5 X CamMnella and Don Newcombe of the Noftonal Heckev League Groce Chi 220 31 68 5 host Brooklyn Dodgers became the first Often people put too much pressure AB R H HR RBI Fct nd 4.27 OX 374 2X 447 5 X Dawson Chi 325 42 100 15 avail. Could the problem be psycho­ hospitals have women’s clinics where Breaking Into the movies TONIGHT NEW YORK RANGERS-Re-sIgned Boggs Bsn 313 59 111 2 31 .355 4.43 7K 374 2X X I 3 15 black players to appear In on All-Star on themselves to perform in a way I’ve read your articles about 8 p.m. — All-Star Gome, Channel 8 Chris Nllan, right wing. Bonilla Pit 320 56 97 17 Gome « the American League took logical? It makes me feel insufficient this type of coordinated care is Pyckett M in 349 54 123 11 65 .352 ■e 4.77 849 403 257 406 3 14 Law Chi 397 34 90 5 hormone replacement. However, I’ve INDIVIDUAL FITCHING advantage of five National League ami makes me feel bad, too. Even they have decided is best and do not offereil. Even though you may have to BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Society band Gibson LA 3 « 61 89 15 errors to win 11-7 at Ebbets Flete In had fibrocystic breast disease and in 5 or more decislans. RITioiitonSF 251 36 75 3 Brooklyn. without orgasm we both find the understand that sexual satisfaction travel to a medical center for an leader Lester Lanin will try his hand at IP N BB iO W L BRA April I had a lump removed, which Larkin CIn 323 55 96 W 1951— Allle Reynolds of the New York experience pleasurable and intimqte, involves a learning process. Wonder­ initial evaluation, usually a local movies after a music career that has spanned Key Tor 39 35 4 32 5 1 1.83 Daniels CIn 368 52 79 9 was diagnosed as lobular carcinoma Sportlight Hernondz Det 40 27 16 31 5 3 201 Y o n k ^ beat Bob Feller of the Indians but I would appreciate knowing what ing whether ^he woman wili have an physician can be found to monitor nearly 75 years. D ^ s tro NY 254 39 75 3 1 ^ » Clevalond. If was in situ. Harvey Cal 47 33 15 41 4 3 213 Bream Pit 246 39 73 7 2!!5 orgasm can often become intrusive to your progress if hormonal treatment Viola Min 140120 37 10614 3 234 his first ot two no-hItters fhot season, a is wrong. We are taiking about Lanin, who is closing in on 80 but refuses to VonSlyke Pit 335 S4 98 14 homerun by Gene Woodllng In the both partners, biocking the automatic Heneman Det 41 21 14 39 4 2 240 Bonds Pit 310 65 90 15 marriage. Can I use replacement hormones? I is prescribed. reveal just how close, is here this week to film Clemens Bsn 160123 28 18613 5 242 s e v ^ w m the m argin o f v id e ry . Bv The Associated Press 1964 — Mickey Wright wins the U.S. Women’s Sclosda LA 231 22 67 3 — Stan Muslol hit Frank Sulli­ process invoived in orgasm. know doctors have different opinions, “Life After Life,” a Tri-Star picture starring Open golf championship for the fourth time by OWard Tor 57 51 31 44 s 0 254 Dunston Chi 317 43 91 8 van's first pitch of the 12th Inning for a DEAR READER; It’s not unusual Other worries can also intrude but what type do I consult? A Cybill Shepherd and Ryan O’Neal. August MU 49 37 18 24 4 3 255 Sax LA 331 43 95 5 h ^ e run to give the Notional Leogue a (even when a person is not con­ Highlights from this date in sports history: defeating Ruth Jessen by two strokes in a playoff. (xuante NY 59 38 14 49 4 5 258 Dauendo StL 217 11 63 2 •-S victory over fhe American League of for a woman to not reach orgasm gynecologist or an endocrinologist? Lanin will portray himself in the film, 1976 — JoAnne Camer wins the U.S. Women’s Gubicza KC 139 127 SO 8612 5 258 S t r a u b NY 393 59 83 21 M'];^ul«oe’s County Stadium. The AL during intercourse, especiaiiy when sciously aware of them). For exam­ Dr. Relnlsch is director ot the leading his orchestra in three fox trots and a Crim MU 40 17 23 3 4 260 BHotcher Htn 339 51 93 3 hod led M offer six Innings. ple, feeling that being sexually DEAR READER: There has been a Kinsey Institute tor Research In Sex, JULY 1* Open for the seewnd time with a two-stroke victory Hlguera MU lS 80 26 81 6 5 269 M cN w M * NY 103 39 85 11 1 ^ — AAo^ Wills singled In Tim she has just begun having sex. It can rock number. AAJocksonSea 60 48 33 44 3 3 270 aroused is “wrong,” fearing an 1901 — Cy Young of the Boston Red Sox wins his in an 18-hole playoff over defending champion Moreland SO 278 23 78 3 M cC prw with the winning run In the take some time to learn about one’s great deal of progress in the last few Gender and Reprodnctlon, Indiana It’s the first time Lanin has agreed to do a R unk Oak 37 27 30 34 5 1 270 Brooks Mon 347 35 97 10 IWfi Inittng, giving the National League own responses and those of a partner. unplanned pregnancy, or thinking years in defining types of cancers. Unlverslty-Bloomlngton. Send ques­ 300th game with a 5-3 victory over the Philadeiphia Sandra Palmer. Judy Rankin also becomes the first Candlarla NY 114 95 13. 91 9 5 285 Brnonsky StL 270 39 75 13 ? *■! victory over the American League movie, although he’s received other offers. “I LaPoint Chi 139113 37 64 7 9 287 Then, it also takes time to learn how to one’s parents would disapprove of One area of research has been tions to Dr. Relnlsch In care ot The A’s. LPGA player to earn over $100,000 in a single Butler SF 303 60 84 3 In o t Busch AAemorlal Stadium. feel at this stage of the game I can go forward. 1930 — Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Open golf season. AAndeson Min 97108 19 45 5 6 288 Raines Mon 288 47 80 7 im--lnthemostlll-fattdpre(netlon tell a partner what feels good and having sex before marriage can analysis of the “receptors” in tumors, Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48. Bloo­ Stieb Tor 117 97 47 8310 5 293 (3wynn SD 256 39 71 3 In baseball h ls t^ , thousands of tons mington, Ind. 4740$. Volume ot mail I’m going in for some better things.” tournament. Jones, who also won the British Open, 1980 — Mary Decker records her fourth record Robinson Det 110 83 40 8010 3 3.03 Coleman StL 356 45 98 3 o vjttran the Cemiskey Park field during what doesn’t, even after a woman inhibit sexual responses. finding out which substances the the American Amateur and the British Amateur setting performance of the year by setting an BerenguerMln 63 47 35 71 8 3 3.06 H a ^ Phi 309 36 85 5 "Disco Demolition Night" and caused figures this out. If concern about your girlfriend’s tumors are sensitive to. For example, prohibits personal replies, bnt ques­ Lanin has been hired to perform by eight Bankhead Sea 66 58 19 53 4 3 3.13 OSmIth StL 339 S3 93 3 the Chicago White Sox to forfeit the orgasms truly detracts from the now cancers are often typed as having tions of general Interest may he presidents and four kings and queens. becomes the only golfer to win these four events in a American record in the 1,500-meter run with a time Alexandr Det 137 131 37 76 8 4 215 Clark SF 399 59 81 X second gome of o doubleheoder after Approximately half of all women single year. of 4:01.17 at an international meet at Stuttgart. Lamp Bsn 46 39 8 29 3 3 215 DJomes Atl 236 33 64 1 losing to Detroit 4-1 In the first gome. never have orgasms during inter- Intimacy and love experienced in your or not having estrogen receptors. This discussed In future columns. .A ------— ...... ------MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1988 - 17 1« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12. 19M

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H0ME8 I HELP WANTED FOR SALE MI8CELLANE0U8 CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE COVENTRY. Affordable Gripes new construction. This % Spccioli»Dlf • Lit* 6 Htolth Inturo^vct Advlct the posting of advertise­ VOLKSWAGEN eat-ln kitchen, formal HAWKES TREE SERVICE • Budgtt COMuHotlon major department dining room, gracious CantnetiN. keb 1 Trie Wek Bucket, truck 8 chippar. Stump ments by any parson, firm or ROOHNG/ • nnoEictol 6 IftotD Pionnfng corporation on a telegraph, “ 'Sy.il^S/FM...... *10,695 store seeking person­ living room, family KflNir'i I liprs removal. Fraa aatimataa. Town close nel. Will train the right If you’rt ilefe of oof»UGCt>ugar *11,095 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Henry Street area! call 228-4870.______when the meeting broke up. the Pavilions at Buckland Hills Gerald, Judge, of the Court Tastefully decorated maculate 3 bedroom, place, private base­ THREE rooms, partly 7 9 1 ANTIQUES/ 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 of Probate, District of Man­ 1 '/2 both Cape In family ment, carpeting ap­ furnished. Heat. Work­ FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ "We’re moving into a very good and the announcement of a with 8 rooms, 4 bed­ i n iI COLLECTIBLES 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 Disappointed veep candidate vows platform debate chester at a hearing held on rooms, 1'/2 baths, 1 st area. This well cared pliances and garage. ing single male pre­ sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ direction.” DiRosa said. He said coordinating committee for the July 7, 1988 ordered that all far home features an Invest today for tomor­ ferred. No pets. Leose. top. Must sell. Best 87 Lincoln MKT *19,995 claims must be presented to floor den and laundry NEXT to Nothing. Corner By Evans Witt that the town and Corps were Hocaknum River Linear Park, room, fireplace, fin­ open airy kltchen- row! Blanchard 8, Ros­ 643-2880.______offer. 569G370. 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *11,695 the Senate. "Lloyd Bentsen brings to this the fiduciary at the address East Center and The Associated Press know! Qualified!" Jackson "working toward a solution that DiRosa said. below. Failure to promptly ished basement, walk- dlnlng area separated setto Realtors," We're ONE Side of 2 family for Spruce. Wogonseot, ta­ CUTLASS 1976. Runs Bush, the Republican nominee- ticket and will bring to this nation present any such claim may by a breakfast bar, a 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 shouted. ''I will never will be satisfactory to all parties The conference is scheduled at up attic! Not lust a Selling Houses" 646- rent. 3 bedrooms, ble, CO mode, mirrors. good. Many new ports. to-be, called Dukakis' choice of result In the loss of rights to beautiful private back­ 2482.0 87 Mazda RX-7 *16,995 years of experience, a deep surrender.” involved” 10 a.m. in the Manager’s Office in recoyer such claim. d riv e -b y ! $184,900. wosher-dryer hook-up, Including bock Michael Dukakis and Lloyd the Senate Finance Committee commitment to civil rights and Anne Miller Rea! Est­ yard with a brick patio. 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 The civil rights leader prom­ But DiRosa added that there the Municipal Building. Johanna Bruder Roy, CONVENIENCE and lux­ carpeting. Nice loca-> bumper. $400 or best Bentsen moved today to unify chairman "interesting” but re­ equality of opportunity that goes ised that he would press his ate, 6 4 7 -8 0 0 0 .O $143,900. Century 21 Ep- ury llvlngl Newly built tion. $695 per month. offer. Coll 649-2530. 87 Maic. Cougar *10,495 Democrats behind their "Boston- were still a lot of "loose ends” to DiRosa said he decided to call Assistant Clerk steln Reolty, 647-8895.P E l FURNITURE fused to say more. way back to the 1940s,” Dukakis stands on the issues at the tie up. The fiduciary Is; and beautifully deco­ Call 644-2673 or 644-3313 GRAND Torino 1976. V8, 87 Maic. Q. Marquia *10,995 Austin" ticket as a disappointed the news conference to "clean up Nancy C. Whittier Wishing will not sell any­ ANDOVER. Country liv­ rated Townhouse evenings. Bush's supporters were quick said at Fanueil Hall. convention that opens Monday. Richard Roach, the chief of all the loose ends before the next SOFA, Traditional style, 80.000 original miles, 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *12,495 Jesse Jackson said he is re^dy to Executrix thing ... a low-cost od In ing. Marvelous home condo. Come see this MANCHESTER. Four good condition. Best to argue that Democrats still Former party chief and Jack- "We go to Atlanta not to smile enforcement for the Corps’ New fiasco breaks.” He said he c/o Martin Wolman, Esq. Classified will. with 4 bedrooms, 2 one! $139,900. D .W . off-white, multi pastel, 88 Toyota Camry *9495 debate the issues in'^Atlanta, not won't carry the state Bush calls son adviser John White echoed and style and profile, but to CItyPlace room apartment. Heat, Cleon, good condition. offer. Coll 6432250. "smile and style and profile." England division, said after Tue.s- considered the sewage treatment Hartford, CT 06103 baths, front to back Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 appliances. Security. 86 Merc. Marquia *5995 home — and its 29 electoral votes those sentiments about his fellow deliberate and debate our na­ CLOSE To Cheney Tech. living room and dining $75. 646-2800. CHRYSLER Lebaron day’s meeting, "We’re working 014-07 Call 649-3493.______1979. Red, om/fm, 86 Merc. Marquia *5995 Among other Democrats, the — in the November balloting. Texan; "He’s got one of the best tion’s priorities,” Jackson said. on a positive settlement. ’ ’ Though Well kept home with room. This charming chorus of praise for the 67-year- See CONFERENCE, page 10 full, rear dormer. Cape Is enhanced by a L0T8/LAND I N-Law apartment. 2 bed­ cassette, olr, beautiful 88 Mazda RX7 *12,495 "He is desperate. He knows he civil rights records in the Senate. Ann Lewis, a top Jackson LEGAL NOTICI rooms, kitchen, living SPORTING car. $1675. 647-9104. old Texas senator was loud after Large rooms with open maintenance free exte­ FOR SALE 88 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,495 can't win without carrying He voted against the poll tax adviser, said today that the floor plan, 3 bedrooms, rior, oversized car room. Lots of space. 1st GOODS BUICK Skylark 1985. Air, his formal introduction as Duka­ Texas,” Texas . Gov. Bill Cle­ The Deportment of Public 2 86 Buick Skylark *6995 when he was in the Congress back presidential hopeful will strike a Utility Control will conduct a 1'/2 baths. All applian­ garage and lovely MANCHESTER. Level, and last months rent. power steering and kis' running mate at Boston’s ments said of Dukakis. "It ain’t in the '50s.” positive tone at the convention. public hearing, pursuant to ces remain. Partially treed lot. Call for an clear lots. % acre. $500 plus utilities. After MISTRAL Windsurfer, brakes, om/fm, great 86 Olds Clara *8495 Rain brings relief $750. foot soil with Fanueil Hall. Hopeful refrains going to work.” Dukakis and Bentsen will have "You're going to see a Jesse Section 16-$-100(g) of the finished basement. appointment todayl Already with city 6pm 742-7165.______6 cor. $4800. 647-9104. as Mazda 628 *6995 citing the parallels with the I960 Reovlotlent of Connecticut Oversized garage with $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ sewer and water. 647- MANCHESTER. Duplex, battens, 12 foot board The most immediate problem another opportunity to reach out Jackson who is forward looking, State Agencies and Section with odlustoble most- FORD Fairmont I960. 4 as Lincoln Cent. *12,995 Kennedy-Johnson ticket were for Dukakis with his choice was 16-11 of the Connecticut Ge­ electricity. Very large stein Realty, 647-8895.0 0426 days. 646-7207 2 large bedrooms, din­ door, 6 cylinder, auto­ to black voters today, when they who’s talking about the fall, who's neral Statutes, at Its offices. private lot. Asking evenings. ing room, 1<6 baths, track, foot straps and SdOMsDolta *6995 heard again and again. the reaction of Jackson, the last appear before the annual meeting talking about the issues,” she MANCHESTER. Drasti­ skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ matic, tinted glass, to suffering farms One Central Pork Plaza, New $144,900. Strano Real cally reduced 11 year ANDOVER 7.35 acre ap­ extra large closets, rear window defrost, 54 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 "H e’s a terrific guy. He’s very remaining rival for the presiden­ of the National Association for the said on "CBS This Morning.” Britain, Connecticut, on Estate, 647-7653.0 tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 9 old Raised Ranch. 4 proved building lot garage. Walking dis­ air, power steering, 84 Chav Catebrtty *5895 tough, very smart," Oregon Gov. tial nomination who demanded Advancement of Colored People Earlier Tuesday, at a news Tuesday, July If, 1988, at 9:00 with well. Asking tance to Parkade. Next 0271. By Jonathan Oatls a.m., concerning Docket No. BOLTON. Like new 8 bedroom, 116 baths, power disc brakes. 84 Buksk LeSobra *6995 Neil Goldschmidt said of consideration for the No. 2 spot. in Washington. conference, Jackson insisted he than any of us has ever 8604-34, ntseerald v. Man­ room Custom built clean, conformed $79,900. T .J . Crockett to town pool. $600. $890. 742-6058.______Bentsen. The Associated Press experienced." chester Water and Sewer De­ MUSICAL 64 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 With five days to go before the Jackson spoke to the group was not angry at the Dukakis Contemporary Colon­ neighborhood. Close to Realtor. 643-1577. Available September 1974 BM W Bavaria 3.0S, 4 "He knows how to beat George partment - Disputed BUI. Ad­ ial. Specious family 1st. Call 643-0710. ITEMS Democratic National Convention Tuesday night, delivering an decision. Extremely heavy rain fell ditional Information may be schools, 1-384, shop­ COVENTRY. Approved 1- speed, fine condition, 301-305 C E N TER ST. Bush,” said Sen. Barbara Mi- opens in Atlanta, Dukakis sought Heavy rain deluged some obtained from the Depart­ room, oversized sun ping. $195,000. Call 646- 17 acre building lots. MATURE adult for very runs well. $2500. Days emotional speech that drew "No, I’m too controlled, I'm too Tuesday in sections of Texas, room, deluxe kitchen. 3 GIBSON Folk gultor-wlth MANCHESTER kulski, D-Md. "He did Just that in to appeal to Jackson and his cheers from the overflow crowd. clear, I’m too mature to be angry. drought-hit areas as Congress Louisiana, Oklahoma and ment's Executive Secre­ 5324. Owner financing avail­ nice 4 rooms. No pets. 547-6326, evenings 6^ began working on a package of tary's Office. bedroom s, 2 baths, MANCHESTER. By able. Flano Realty 646- Convenient location. molded case. Cost $650. 2547. 1970" — when Bentsen defeated supporters by pointing out Bent- "I may not be on the ticket, but Arkansas. over 3200 sauare feet of 5300. Call Mr. Lindsey. 649- Will sell $200. coll 645- 643-5135 relief for America's farmers, and DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC owner. Walker Street. 3 Bush for the first of three terms in sen’s civil rights record. I’m qualified! That’s what I See DEMOCRATS, page 10 In Texas, more than 6'/i inches U TILITY CONTROL living area. A 1 acre bedroom home with 4000 or 649-8989. 6040. farmers in Kentucky today awa­ ROBERT J. MURPHY, plus landscapers ited the first shipment of hay fell in 75 minutes in Mesquite, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY porch, hardwood I 9 e B U S IN E S S CENTER dream. U 8> R Realty. floors, new bath and IZOlPHOPERTY PETS AND MOTORS TRUCK8/VMI8 airlifted from Oregon. washing a pickup truck and 01606 643-2692. o______kitchen. $139,900. Prin­ CONDOMINIUMS SUPPLIES 461 Main St., Manchester __I FOR SALE "Everything looks so good with several cars into a creek and INVITATION TO BID MANCHESTER. Owners ciples only. 646-3213. 10,000. SQUARE feet on FOR RENT Safe Buy Used Cara Extension given in Yarn W\\ case a bit of rain over the past 24 leaving some homes 8 inches deep anxiousi Price has lust BASIC Dog Obedience Sealed bids will be received 1.3 acres In center of UM Oiuv CavallM' CS...... *3795 TSYOTAT?CkupT55774 hours,” farmer Herman Krone in water. Water was up to the tops In the General Services' of­ been reduced I This town. Good visibility. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ classes. Storting soon 4 Dr., AT, Ft, AC. AM/FM SMrM wheel drive. Excellent By Andrew Yurkovsky of cars in Garland and street Dutch Colonial fea­ CONDOMINIUMS room Townhouse with opment Co. of West Haven. on an appeal of the commission’s light at the intersection of Hart­ said Tuesday at his 2,803acre fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Investor or user may' Of the Glastonbury liM Chav Ckavatta...... *2695 condition. Lift kit. Ste­ Manchester Herald Tuesday had been the deadline ford Road and Pine Street and to flooding was reported in Heath. ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the tures 4 bedrooms, for­ FOR SALE purchase. Warren E. goroge. Laundry hook­ training site. Coll I dr., tIK, Bie. Traaaaartaltoa reo. 111,000. Call 228- requirements by the developer farm in southern Illinois, which dote shown below for the fol- mal dining room, eat-ln ups, heat and hot woter Trainer Joe DlSonto, 4870.______for completion of pleadings in the are also continuing, Vollono said. replace 1.100 feet of curbing along President Reagan plans to visit Nearly 6 inches fell in DeQueen, lowing: Howland, Inc. 643-1108. liM Dodfa Daytoea...... *4495 kitchen, bay window In MANCHESTER. CHFA- Included. (9ulet area. 659-2482 or 267-7025. TVika. Loadad A Hartford Superior Court case, before which the case would He said Hartford Superior Court Hartford Road and Cooper Hill Thursday during a tour of the Ark. JU LY 23, 1908 - living room, sliders off Coll 871-2844 for G m C 1003 SIS 4x4. Tinted FH A Approved condo. IN4 Ford Baoort DL...... *2995 windows, new short judge has granted the town and have gone to trial. Judge M. Morgan Kline agreed and Pine streets. The commission drought-stricken area. WATERWORKS SUPPLIES family room, fireplace, Super condo for sin­ oppointment. Showers and thunderstorms Wafoa. Ft. IMuaa lal, MS ml block, loaded. Asking the developer of the Yarn Mill Frederick Vollono, a New Tuesday to continue proceedings also required the developer to However, Krone said, almost were widespread over the Middle AUG. S, 1988 - walk-ln closets, hard­ gles I 2 bedrooms, 3 ful I MORTGAGES BEACON HIM. 2 bed- Sell Your Car IM4 Ran. AUlaaca...... *2295 CO version an extension of nearly a Haven lawyer representing the wood floors, breezway, boths, security system, $5900. M30776. to Aug. 9 to give both parties more replace a storm drain off the site one-third of his 1,200 acres of corn Atlantic States, the Tennessee CONVERSION OF room, new kitchen- lDr.,4Spd.FSAM/rMtttl«o | month to gather information Brophy Ahern Development Co time to gather information for the and make certain water main SUBURBAN VEHICLE TO 3/3 acre private lot. pool, excercise room, FALUNQ BEHIND?? carpet. Immaculate, INI Cbav Ckavatu...... *2395 already have been lost. Valley and the Gulf Coast states. A PARAMEDIC UNIT FOR Located In Forest sauna. Very priyate enloy pool, pork. Close 4 Dr.. AT. HK ml CAM KR8/ before the developer’s appeal of of West Haven, said that Town case. conpections. The Agriculture Department, THE FIRE DEPT. (REBID) Hills I A super buy I location. Condo set STOP FORECLOSUREII to 1-84. No pets. Heat IM7 Ford OdIdxId...... $ A VE town zoning requirements goes to Attorney John W. Cooney is to As a compromise, Brophy meanwhile, issued a report pre­ bock In woods. Close to If you are falling behind on •15 •MCMrt..n.«D Ml. TRAILERS Vollono said that Brophy Ahern The Town of Manchester Is $311,900. Realty World, and hot water Included. 4 Lines — 10 Days trial, an attorney for the devel­ respond next week to a comprom­ Ahern proposed that the traffic dicting severe damage to the on eaual opportunity em- Benoit, Frechette As­ 1-384. $95,900. Anne your mortgage payments... IMl PonUae T-IMG...... <1795 has to continue with the appeal *800 per month. 346- 509 charge each addi­ tDr. Cpa., Ld. obI., leeeBmy Car WILDERNESS RV 1903. oper said today. ise offer made by the developer signal requirement be elimi­ player, and requires an affir­ sociates, 646-7709.0 Miller Real Estate, 647- OR...If your home la In fore- 9238. Just in case an out-of-court harvest from the drought. It rODAY mative action policy for all of tional line, per day. You INdT-BIrd...... *1895 31 foot, sleeps 9 plus. Meanwhile, negotiations are earlier this year. nated. The company said it would estimated, for example, that corn EXECUTIVE Colonial. 8OOO.0______closurb, WE CAN HELPI CFd.. Aato. AC, Ft, Ctoaa settlement is not reached. Its Contractors and Vendors No payment program avail­ can cancel at any time. Beautiful condition. continuing in the effort to reach "We’ve made a settlement agree to reset curbs and replace output this year would shrivel to Index os a condition of doing busi­ This t '/2 room cedar MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ STORE AND SORRY. Itn Char Malibu...... *1495 Electric hitch, owning, an out-of-court settlement be­ proposal to the town, and the At issue are utilities improve­ ness with the Town, as per sided home Is located room Townhouse, 116 able for up to 2 years. Bad Wfu., Ft. AC, AT. VI. Nka bunk house. See In walks on Cooper Hill and Pine 5.2 billion bushels, down from 7.06 Federal Order 11146. credit Is not a problemllAsk NO REFUNDS OR tween the developer and the settlement has to be reviewed by ments the commission required 20 paggg, 2 ••cNont with extras. 316 baths, baths, full size kitchen, OFFICE SPACE ADJUSTMENTS ivntPual. Suablrd...... *1595 Manchester. $9500. Coll streets and replace walks on billion last year. Eld forms, plans and specifi­ Planning and Zoning Commission the town attorney and the appli­ In January when it approved the oak kitchen, huge fam­ full basement, patio, how LOW payments can Cpa„ AT. Ft. eunt, Rio. Oiad. 1-350-9210. Hartford Road. The company The dry weather is "the largest Butlnost------a Local Naws33 cations ore available at the ily room. Oak floors help you SAVE YOUR on work required by the commis­ cable department heads,” he site plan for the conversion of the Oeneral Services' office. appliances. Immacu­ MANCHESTER office CALL HERALD im Ford LTD Brgk...... *1195 CONTINENTAL Travel said it would purchase materials drought tl)at our nation has ever Classlflod _ 10-20 Obituarlsa_____ 2 and much morel late. Immediate occu­ HOME TODAYI building for rent. Ideal Vk AT. AC, Ft. Oaad CaadMoa Troller 19M. 22 toot, sion fqr the conversion of the mill said. Yarn Mill to 103 residences and necessary for the water main and TOWN OF $329,900. Blanchard , experienced,” Ai^culture Secre­ Comics______10 Opinion______a MANCHESTER, CT. 8 pancy. Assumable Swiss CeBtervatlve fireoii location. Anttple park­ CLASSIFIED sleeps 6, self- building, Frederick Vollono said. Cooney could not be reached for eight stores. Rossetto Realtors," FHAt mortgage. By MIKE F1.YNN slorm drain requirements but tary Richard E. Lyng told legisla­ Connsctlcut__ 4 Pqopla______j ' ROBERT B. WEISS, at (203) 4S4-1330 er ing. Good exposure. contained. Bath with The New Haven lawyer is repres­ comment this morning. The commission required would have the work carried out OENERAL MANAGER We're Selling Houses" owner 666-4681, even­ R.D. Murdock. 643- 643-2711 tors. "I think history will show Focus______7 Sfiorts___ 1318 (203) 454-4404 649-4304 shower. Asking $2200or enting the Brophy Ahern Devel­ Meanwhile, court proceedings Brophy Ahern to install a traffic 81SG7 646-3483.0 ings 643-0062. 2692. OyaaM-FM/taLM best otter. 446-4200. by the town. that it’s truly more mammoth Foo^. .11-12 Talsvislon. .17