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M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuetday, July »■ l»85 - 7 I - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 9, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut O ’Neill vetoes bill OPD^ON In B riff to keep probe secret C«ntury chl«f mad* loans said O’Neill, who cast the veto on the WATERBURY — The chairman of Century By Lvda Phillips Brass Products Inc. testified in federal court he United P reif International eve of a meeting today where the iQnore the TV doctors and watch the ballg^ni® approved thousands of dollars in interest-free committee was to hear from its first loans to himself and other key executives of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William witness. mass media has voluntarily agreed to lay off a- financially ailing company. A. O'Neill has vetoed a bill that would The committee’s chief counsel, Fran­ My local NBC station had a medical doctor on them have the same meaning. have allowed a special legislative cis J. McCarthy, immediately re­ story. It’s been done in some of our wars and it Charles Rubenstein testified under subpoena the other day telling the gullible parents among committee investigating the state’s sponded to the governor’s veto saying, was done during the great bank crisis of the during a bankruptcy court hearing Monday on his viewers that they ought to see to it that their THE BLAME SHOULDN’T GO to the criminal justice system to keep its ’’Whether the committee can survive is early 1930s; from the ’20s through the 1950s it Century’s request to reject Its collective children watched a full daily quota of news, even reporters but to their em ployers who have not bargaining agreement. documents secret. (rankly questionable/’ was done in some cities where local media O’Neill said Monday the measure to ” It will be difficult, if not Impossible, hostage, kidnapping news. spent the money to send their staff people to Century, which is reorganizing under Chapter Nicholas refrained from covering outbreaks of racial allow the committee to keep documents to secure the cooperation of law Failure to tie the kids down and force them to school to learn Arabic. 11, claims It will be forced to liquidate without violence. secret was ’’objectionable” because It enforcement agencies in the work of imbibe the hour-by-hour news craziness was to The classic news organizations do try to make relief. Von Hoffman Under questioning by an attorney for the United would free the panel from the state’s this committee, ’ ’ without the promise of allow them to hang back and cling to childhood. sure that their people in Moscow or Peking have WHETHER THESE AGREEMENTS to keep Auto Workers union, Rubenstein said he Freedom of Information Act until It confidentiality, McCarthy said. Since Hostage II began playing on our TV some smattering of the native lingo. As anybody completes its work. The Republican-controlled Legisla­ silent helped doesn’t seem to have been approved loans of up to $45,000 for key officials, screens there have been a lot of contorted on Wali Street will tell you, the television and The bill was designed to exempt from ture may consider overriding the assessed, but qny such deal between the including a $25,000 loan for himself, and loans to rationalizations for this production of newspaper industry is awash with profits; the FOI disclosure any documents obtained Democratic governor’s veto at its government aimThe media on hijacking stories both of his sons who were also Century Highjacked, The Sequel; the doctor’s, however, companies can afford to pop for a few Arabic by the Special Investigative Committee ’’trailer” session scheduled for July 22. would be next to impossible to get with today’s executives. may be the wackiest and most blithely, if lessons. He said Colonial Bank of Waterbury, Century ’s that would be considered confidential Attorney General Joseph I. Lleber- news executives. under state and federal law, such as man was scheduled to go before the unconsciously, self-serving. It has not been consists of l^^ing able to spell or pronounce the The kind of saturation news coverage this chief creditor, authorized a total of $100,000 in police files on ongoing investigations. committee today as Its first witness and television’s finest hour, but it never is, not that names of tffe principals or major ’’players” story has gotten obviously plays into the hands An administration with stiff internal discipline ; such no-Interest, loans. ” An inquiry of this nature should be make a presentation on Connecticut the print media has any grounds for feeling correctly. (The coverage of Lebanon seems to of the hijackers because it makes their captives might be able to kill off much of the coverage by Rubenstein said he has made no payments on his loan, but soon will comply with a request for open to the public from start to finish,” and comparative law. smug. have established the temporary popularity of more valuable by putting the home government imposing a news blackout on itself. If no one full payment The presentation is in line with a goal If it is less tasteless, less given to making soap this Washington neologism, the use of which under greater pressure. Day in and day out, talked, on the record, off the record, at the State ^ set at the committee’s first meetings to opera out of incidents in history, it is because it establishes the speaker as one conversant with pictures of tired and terrified captives and Department, the White House or the Pentagon, establish a kind of ideal framework can’t compete with TV. If it could it would, and, how the big guys on the Potom ac talk.) worried relatives force the politicians in the story might be chilled down to normal Court backs residency rule O’Neill signs with which to compare the state’s In the frantic ignorance of deadline pressure Washington to make it appear they’re doing criminal justice system. back when there was no television, newspapers proportions in a week or so. HARTFORD — ’The state Supreme Court has something. The 14-member committee has gotten acted just as recklessly as the networks do now. in a world the reporters don’t understand, the upheld a requirement adopted by Bridgeport student aid bill off to a rocky start with disagreement definition of a political ’’moderate” is any In this case what the administration tried to do If any administration has the intestinal officials requiring members of the city’s police on whether minority Democrats were T H E A T R IC A L QUESTIONS ASIDE, both Lebanese who speaks English. A radical is any was to look like it was standing firm and fortitude to do a blackout this one has and it force to live in the city. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William promised a role in selection of deputy or media suffer from the same journalistic Lebanese who doesn’t, especially if he sports a refusing to negotiate. If there were little or no tried for 24 hours before it sprang a leak, first The state’s highest court Monday unanimously A. O’Neill has signed a bill requiring the assistant counsel to the committee. publicity it might have made for more through the president’s mouth and then through unheld a Superior Court decision in a 1978 case ■ weakness, a lack of reporters who have beard, and twice especially if tbe reporter is told state’s public colleges and universities Republicans last week angered De­ maneuvering room because concessions in brought by 11 police officers who claimed the sufficient knowledge of the languages, history the man is an ordained Moslem clergyman. a score of others. to set aside a portion of tuition revenues mocrats by passing a resolution deny­ residency rule violated their constitutional right and culture of the region to make sense of what Terms such as radicals, extremists, Moslem private would not seem to the world to be That leaves it up to the public, so when the TV (or financial aid for needy students. ing minority members any role in of equal protection. is going on around them. fundamentalists or terrorists are recklessly ’’giving in to terrorism.” doctors warn you against reality avoidance, just The bill, which took effect on the selection of an assistant to McCarthy. Furthermore, the high court decided that 9 In covering this story, reportorial expertise interchanged with each other, as though all of There have been times when the American switch over to the baseball game. governor’s signature Friday, allows aid House Minority Leader Irving J. Bridgeport’s failure to enforce the residency for educational expenses and student Stolberg, D-NeW Haven, said Monday requirement for 40 years did not prevent it from employment as well as tuition assist­ Democrats had not yet decided whether using a collective bargaining agreement to ance, the governor’s office said they should resign from the committee. UPI photo require police officers to live in the city. €ttA — Monday. ” It depends on whether we can get a Banks need anchor ’The city adopted an ordinance on Feb. 20,1933, Bridgette Pol, 50, talks .with reporters Monday night after losing ^ The previous law allowed, but did not consistent pattern of operation from HUUMe requiring all of its officers and employees to require, public colleges and universi­ Senator Smith,” Stolberg said. ’ ’That’s her bid to become the first transsexual commander of an reside In Bridgeport. The ordinance was ties to set aside 10 percent of their what’s creating the difficulty.” re-enacted July 6, 1959. Until 1975, however, no American Legion post. She said she would make another run for to check their float tuition receipts (or financial aid. Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. action was taken by the city to enforce the the job at Post 9 In Now London next year. Aid was limited to Connecticut Smith, R-New Hartford, is apparently requirement except (or the termination of one (ire residents at the state’s community and caught between his state party chair­ WASHING­ department employee in 1965 for violation of a technical colleges though aid could be man, Thomas J. D’Amore Jr., who TON - The hol­ department regulation requiring residency. granted to any student at the University wants the committee to be openly In December 1975, the city passed a resolution dup men are on of Connecticut or the Connecticut State partisan, and House Speaker R.E. Van Defeated transsexual to enforce the ordinance and gave each municipal A the other side of University system. Norstrand, R-Darien, and Majority employee until July 1,1976, to move to Bridgeport the counter The new law limits assistance to Leader Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, Jack or be fired. these days at Connecticut residents at UConn and want a less political tone to the /- your friendly state university system and allows each investigation . promises another run ne ighborhood It Anderson Four to share Lotto prize institution to set rules for what ’’Van Norstrand, Jaekle and 1 have bank — and the constitutes ’’substantial financial viewed this thing the same way for NEWINGTON — A couple who kept their need.” months,” Stolberg said. By Ruth Youngblood money moguls winning ticket in the family Bible and two United Press International Ottavlano will ’ ’send the post into of the banking brothers who agreed to share any winnings bankruptcy” and fail to attract any new I’ industry are de­ claimed the $4.8 million jackpot from last week’s NEW LONDON - Bridgette Pol, members, Poi said she is confident the termined to see that it stays that just down the street. He had to wait Connecticut Lotto drawing. defeated in her bid to become the first transsexual issue will fade in compari­ Court orders examiner son to the problems wracking the post. way. seven days for the deposited check ’Thomas S. Scebelo, 42, of New Fairfield and his transsexuaPcommander of an Ameri­ can Legion post, says patriotism is ” I don’t want any animosity,” Poi They’re gearing up for a massive to clear. wife, Mary Lou, claimed a $2.44 million share of Inspiring her to run again next year. said. ” I ’m still the lady who cares and lobbying effort against a proposed • A New York City man got a the prize Monday while George and James “We want to lay to rest, 'i to free autopsy report ” It’s worth it,” Poi said after I ’ll be here.” J Nemeth of Fairfield claimed $1.22 million each, law that would let customers use $1,000 check from his credit unioh lottery officials said. members of American Legion Post No. In an unsuccessful final bid to once and for all, the M the money they deposit right away and deposited it in his checking convince the members that her qualifi­ XSB3BS9 ’The Scebelos, who told lottery officials they By Mark A. Dupuis that disclosure would result in an 9 voted Mondpy night to re-elect Cmdr. rumor that there are instead of a week or two later. account at a bank a few miles kept the winning ticket in the family Bible United Press International invasion of personal privacy. Joseph OtUiViano. ” I’m a veteran. I cations outweighed her gender, Poi away. Six days later he wrote a through the weekend, received a first payment of The court also rejected a contention have the right to be a legionnaire, add I cited her success as vice commander of For years, bankers have insisted ghosts in the White check for $800 to pay a credit-card $122,154 from lottery headquarters in Newington. HARTFORD — The state Appellate that Galvin’s office falls under an love my country,” the post, the fund-raising events she that ‘"clearing” a deposited check House." bill. The check bounced, and he ’The couple will receive the same amount Court has ordered the chief state exemption in the FOI law allowing law Members gave the incumbent 25 organized and special events such us a — making sure there are funds to law-and-order night and a beauty had to pay not only the overdraft annually for the next 19 years and said they plan medical examiner to release an autopsy enforcement agencies to keep certain votes to 13 for Poi and 10 for John Cable, cover it in the bank account on pageant. charge but a month’s interest on to use the money to donate to their church, make report demanded by a newspaper under records secret. a 60-year-oId mechanic who ran ’’out of u which it was drawn — is a In other cases decided Monday, the protest to them both.” Pol also campaigned on her ability to his credit-card balance. investments and help their family. the state Freedom of Information law. time-consuming process that can’t George Nemeth, 60, and James Nemeth, 66, The Appellate Court Monday unanim­ Appellate Court rejected a challenge to "The spunky, platinum-haired Poi- recruit more Vietnam veterans into the Footnote: The bankers claim be telescoped without shaking the both of Fairfield, received initial payments of ously upheld an order by the state’s a law allowing a judge to double or emerged from the closed session post. they’ve got to be sure a deposited ” 1 can understand how Vietnam vets foundations of the banking indus­ $61,076 apiece and will get the same amount each Freedom of information Commission triple the damages awarded in suits hopeful the issue of her sex-change check is good — even if it’s issued for the next 19 yedrs. requiring the medical examiner’s office filed as a result of certain traffic operation 12 years ago would dissipate feel,” she said. ’’They need a place like Open Forum try. But in this era of computers the Legion. They’ve faced opposition by the U.S. Treasury — to keep to make the report available to the accidents. by the next election (or the post’s top and high-tech communications, their customers from writing Norwich Bulletin. A trial judge doubled certain dam­ job. and discrimination and so have I.” the image of quill pens and floods of bad checks. They also Death called an accident Dr. Catherine A. Galvin, the chief ages because of evidence that the ” I ’m a Legionnaire and damn proud celluloid-sleeve guards is state medical examiner, denied a defendant in the case had been driving of it,” said Poi, 50, who grew up in POL WHOSE A IR FORCE duties ments is some form of "sleaze, at some time in their life, known a identified by its Sword of Hope, has claim it would be too burdensome NEW LONDON — No charges will be filed in the Fine coverage distorted. request from the newspaper for the after drinking. Connecticut as a boy named Robert and were classified during the Korean War, doctored quotes and fantasy,” taste of companionship and kind­ no affiliation with any other to wire or telephone the bank that a death of a 47-year-old woman who was crushed by L It’s no mystery why the bankers report on an autopsy done on the victim received four medals (or Air Force was awarded the National Defense merely because we elected to send ness suddenly thrown into the deposit check is written on to make a 6,500-pound circus elephant, police say. The Appellate Court upheld the of Little League cancer-related, non-profit, fund­ cherish the clearance myth. When of a shooting incident involving a police service during the Korean War. Service Medal, the Korean Defense a separate statement rather than a hands of someone with a knife sure it’s good. “ It appears that it’s just what it looks like — an finding and rejected the defendant’s raising organization. officer. Medal, the United Nations Medal and they can clear a deposited check in unfortunate accident,” said Detective Lt. Bruce claim that the law allowing higher To the Editor; joint statement, is unwarranted oblivious to their pain — physical Volunteers soliciting contribu­ The newspaper filed a complaint with OTTAVIANO, 66, SAID HIS victory another for good conduct. During her a matter of hours but make the Rinehart. damages was unconstitutional because because it was impractical. and emotional. tions for the Manchester-North the FOI Commission, which ordered the proved his contention that the Legion eight years in the service, Poi was customer wait 10 days to two weeks Under the lebel Joan Y. Scovell of New London was killed it does not set out adequate standards Congratulations to the Manches­ The fact is that Republicans If these voiceless creatures report made public, but Galvin ap­ ” ls Just not ready” (or a transsexual stationed in Japan, Guam, French Unit of the American Cancer before he can write checks on his On March 27, Rep. John DingeR, Saturday after she tried to climb onto the back of for guiding courts in making damage ter Herald for the outstanding made equitable tax relief for the could speak, this is probably what Society can be verified by calling one of nine circus elephants kept in a roped-off pealed and the commission’s order was leader. Morocco and Manila. deposit, the banks get free use of D-Mich., displayed at a hearing a awards. ’The post’s nominating committee coverage it gave the 198S Little elderly a reality. The fantasy is they would say: the unit office at 643-2168, and are area in a parking lot. overturned by Superior Court Judge ’’She is not a she, she is not a he. ’That the idle money for a while. mislabeled bottle of Sta-Wite, a was the issue,” the World War II endorsed Ottavlano June 1, but Poi was League Tournament. that you cannot separate the A Pet’s Prayer prepared to issue receipts. Daniel Sorel, Scovell’s boyfriend, told police Joseph J. Purtlll. Multiplied by millions of checks food antioxidant. The label failed Purtlll ruled that regulations enacted veteran said. ” It didn’t matter how long nominated from the floor. It was a pleasure seeing the kids Republican party’s initiative from Treat me kindly, my beloved Also, the American Cancer So­ that an elephant grabbed Scovell with its trunk and millions of days, this gives the to mention sodium bisulfite among and (lung her to the ground. Rinehart said the by the commission overseeing the I ’ve been in the Legion or how long ” It’s too bad that she lost,” said New of Manchester getting top billing those of us who serve individually master, for no heart in the world is ciety is not involved with conduct­ Tolls suspended bankers interest-free loans from the bottle’s contents. The nextday, elephant apparently tossed the woman repeat­ medical examiner’s office and restrict­ Bridgette was in or what we accomp­ London City Clerk Clark van der Lyke, on the sports page instead of the as Republicans. more grateful for kindness than ing health-related surveys through their customers amounting to federal visited the plant edly and stepped on her. ing access to autopsy records super- HARTFORD - (UPI) - Repairs will lished. All that counted was she is a one of her staunchest supporters. ’’But prima donnas of major league I try to put in writing my position mine. Do not break my spirit with a the mail. ACS does fund research, it’s fine that she intends to run again.” billions of dollars a year. that packages and distributes An autopsy showed Scovell suffered ” a skull ceded the disclosure provisions of the begin today on the Charter Oak Bridge transsexual. baseball, whose main concerns are on most issues, so that misunder­ slick, for although I should lick provide services to cancer patients Upon learning of Pol’s plans to run ’’After all, we are all Americans.” Sta-Wite iq Little Ferry, N.J. They fracture, a crushed chest—Just about everything FOI law. over the Connecticut River between salaries and strikes. standings or misrepresentations your hand between blows, your and their families and educate the But *the Appellate Court, in the Hartford and East Hartford, Gov. again, Ottavlano said, ” 1 think she ” I don’t care if she's a man made into THE DIFFERENCE between reported that the labeling-llne was crushed,” said Medical Examiner Robert A special thanks to Len Auster are kept to a minimum. patience and understanding will general public. unanimous decision written by Chief William A. O’Neill said. would serve the post better In the a woman or a woman made into a man the time a check is deposited and Henkle. and Bob Papetti for their fine I work very closely with our teach me more quickly the things employees spoke only Spanish and Presiding Judge Antoinette L. Dupont, women’s auxiliary. They need help.” or whatever,” said Frederick Treat, If you would like further infor­ Toll collection on the span will be press corps in an attempt to you would have me do. the time the customer is allowed to were attempting to fit labels onto ruled the state’s right-to-know law Pol said she was disappointed but not past post commander. ’’She could make reporting. mation about the American suspended until repairs to the deck are use it is called the ""float,” and the bottles that were too small, so part Gang-rape caM up to jury carries more weight than the agency’s devastated by the loss, citing the low Post 9 the way it was IS years ago, one of fashion clear and articulate posi­ Speak to me often, for your Cancer Society, contact the unit completed and both roadways of Route bankers’ slogan is ’’Vive la differ­ of the labels had been cut off. regulations. voter turnout in the 324-member post. the biggest posts in the state.” Ken Salo tions on major issues. I find myself voices are the world’s sweetest office at the above telephone W ATERBURY — A jury of (our women and two 15 are reopened to traffic, the governor ence! ” — as long as they’re the ’The court said legislation enacted by She claimed a “ slander-type” cam­ Poi said she resolved years of Assistant Coach, Oilers frequently quoted throughout the music, as you must know by the Later, 10 cases of the stuff were men resume deliberations today In the trial of the said in a statement. number or write to the American the Legislature in 1984 made it clear paign by her opponents kept her from self-doubt with the sex-change opera­ state, but I have no pride of fierce wagging of my tail when I only ones who are allowed to use shipped out despite the inspectors’ first of six men charged with gang-raping a 75 Ledgecrest Terrace Cancer Society, Manchester-North that agency regulations do not super­ ’The deck repairs are expected to take winning. ” No matter what I said, they tion in Mexico in 1973. authorship. Next time give me a hear.your step. When the weather the technique. initials on them — an action woman in a motorcycle club last year. Manchester Unit, 237 E. Center St., Manchester cede the FOI law unless the Legislature about two months and to cost $2.9 weren’t looking at me as a woman but ’’When I woke up after the surgery I The way the law stands now, the attributed by the company attor­ ’The jurors begin considering the evidence call. I would be happy to explain is cold and wet, please take m t 06040. specifically says so. million, he said. as a transsexual.” knew I had done the right thing.” she bankers are the only ones who can Monday following nearly two weeks of testimony any of my votes. inside for I am a domesticated ney to an employee’s ’’silliness.” ’’The trial court, therefore, erred in ” I think those who question my said. ” I ’m a woman, nothing else but a use the float legally. You’ll recall In the case of Martin Warren, 26, of Waterbury. animal, no longer used to bitter Deborah Williamson deciding that the regulations supercede O’Neill said the contractor will be sexuality have problems with their woman.” the pious horror the banking In his summaUon, defense attorney Joseph F. Republican work J. Peter Fusscas elements, and I ask no greater Executive Director The ombudemen Keefe of TonHngton tried to seize upon the disclosure provisions” under the working around the clock, six days a own,” Poi said. Following the surgery, she went to State Representative glory than the privilege of sitting at industry expressed — not heard FOI law, Dupont wrote. week to complete the project. The ’’People have been complaining and live In California, where she met and American Cancer Society A petition signed by 142 inmates contradictions In the victim ’s testimony. fact, not fantasy SSth District your feet. since the days of Bonnie and Clyde "The court also rejected Galvin’s Department of Transportation has complaining about the old guard,” Pol married Richard Poi, a Murine Corps Manchester of the St. Brides Correctional Keefe also downplby^ the victim’s identifica­ Marlborough Keep my pan filled with fresh — when the brokerage firm of E.F. tion of Warren in court Wh^je he was seated at the arguments that the report sought by the planned the work so that one-half of the added. ” I gave them an opportunity to sergeant who was later killed in To the Editor: Center in Chesapeake, Va., com­ bridge will be open to two-way traffic at clear the regime out.” Vietnam. In 1980 she returned to water, for although I should not Hutton was caught floating checks defense table. Norwich newspaper wasn’t subject to plains about ’ "the handling o f food disclosure since it was incomplete and all times. Predicting that another term under southeastern Connecticut. reproach you were it dry. I can not July 4th picnic on a systematic basis to get In reference to the June 8 by known homosexuals” and the Domestic pets tell you when I suffer thirst. Feed millions of dollars’ worth of Manchester Spotlight column. unclean sheets the prisoners are me clean food so that I may stay fit for a king? interest-free loans at the banks’ "ESP in the General Assembly,” ’’forced to sleep on.” The cons are need attention well, to romp and play and do your expense. please be advised that the bill to Carbide faults pesticide use To the Editor: A few perspicacious observers afraid they’ll get AIDS or venereal raise the property tax formula for To the Editor: bidding, to walk by your side pointed out that the bankers’ disease. Warden Alton Basker- Products is appalled by the re­ senior citizens was a Republican standing ready to protect you with DANBURY (UPI) - A pesUclde King or president? indignation was hypocritical, a viklle says the sheets are clean but ported Illegal and nonreglstered Annual Sidewalk Sale^ 9 my life should your life be in blamed (or the contamination of V A C A S n O H Initiative. It was a bill hammered There is a crime running ram­ Inspired by the Fourth of July danger. self-serving exercise in outrage at look dingy: it’s the water. As for millions of watermelons grown In application of aldlcarb to water­ out in Republican caucuses in the pant in this country: neglect, spirit, I pen this letter to you the gay mess help, they don’t have And master, when I am very old the idea that a mere stockbroker CalKomia should never have been melons,” tbe company said in a final weeks of the legislative abuse, and abandonment of our regarding your July 3 Focus/Food AIDS, they wear gloves and "some statement. The Best Ever and the Greatest Master sees fit to had the effrontery to pirate the used on the fruits, the company session and it sought to redress the domesticated animals. When we section. > that developed the chemical says. ’’Federal and California regula­ deprive me of my health and sight, banking fraternity’s exclusive homosexuals,” the warden says, inequities in the current elderly domesticated the cat and dog, we The headline, "Pack the 4th with Union Carbide Agricultural Pro­ tions strictly prohibit the applica­ do not turn me away — rather, see swindling technique. ’’are cleaner than those who are Vz Price On tax relief program. I believed, accepted the responsibility of a picnic fit for a king,” rocketed not.” ducts said Monday It was ’’ap­ tion of aldlcarb to crops not listed MK that my trusting life is gently taken Such diverse politicians as Sen. along with Rep. Swensson, that it caring for them and treating them right off the page and hit me palled by the reported Illegal and on the label and warn against such away and I shall leave you knowing Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., and application as lllegaly and that Party Goods • Ribbons • Wrappings, etc. had such a substantial and far- with kindness. square on my Yankee doodle, nonreglstered application” of aldi- with the last breath I draw, my fate Rep. Fernand St. Germain, D-R.I., Mlnl-edHorlel harmful residues may result,” the reaching impact on our senior I know that at least once in your dandy nose. carb, which Is sold as TEM IK, on agree that it may be time to put an statement said. citizens, the merits of which should life, perhaps many times, you have was always safest in your hands. We recently criticized the Air watermelons In California. One word In particular, "king,” anchor on the bankers’ float. California officials Monday or­ Union Carbide said extensive 50% O ff and more on have been widely publicized. seen an animal lying in the road Amen. Force for keeping secret tbe burst red, white and blue pyrotech­ dered the destruction of millions of research shows that overexposure Call Today Like most major issues ad­ suffering horribly with no one (Author unknown) details of aircraft crashes to nics before my eyes. ’’F itfo ra in g ” ST. GERM AIN CITED these melons tainted with aldlcarb, to aldlcarb is not expected to have discontinued gift items sad havs the dressed by the Republican major­ there helping it. Or perhaps your on an Independence Day celebra­ encourage manufacturers to coop­ which has been blamed (or KM or long-term effects although overex­ Debra ’rherrtien Helmer typical abuses to our associate Les ity, the thrust and impact of neighbor kicks or beats their pet tion? Really! erate in the investigations. We said more illnesses In California, posure can have some acute Maacliestar Herald 8 Gregory Road Whitten: 5 Big Days / Tuesday - Saturday specific legislation becomes the and does not provide good food and As future Independence Days it was as if underworld bosses were ' Oregon, Washington state and effects. saved la a Lebanon • A Pennsylvania man depos­ compendium of many hours of fresh water daily and protection parade through our American promised their testimony would be British Columbia. ’’Based on this research, aldi- ited a federal tax-refund check for carb does not accumulate In tbe All Sales Final Vacatioa Pak. caucus debate, floor debate and from the extremes of weather. lives I certainly hope your head­ kept confidential if they'd tell what Some 10 million watermelons — more than $1,000, waited nine days about one-third of California’s $25 body and does not cause cancer, Individual effort. A simple fact of How many times have you seen an lines embody patriotic themes. they knew. Assistant Air Force ACS not related for it to clear and then wrote a . mlUion crop — were believed to be birth defects or reproductive dis­ the matter is ’’Passage of this bill adorable puppy smothered with May I suggest the headline read, Secretary Tidal McCoy apparently check on it. The bank bounced his ^ in tbe retail food chain or in tbe orders,” tbe company statement is a major step in the direction of a affection for two weeks of its life ’’Pack the 4th with a picnic fit for a agrees. In a letter, he equates the to other groups check and charged him a $30 ~ hands of consumers. said. more equitable tax relief program grow up to be a friendless dog tied president,” Including a bell- Air Force confidenUaUty agree­ 647-9946 overdraft fee. It was poetic jus­ Officials at Union Carbide’s Union Carbide said it is fully for the elderly and is the genesis of to a tree in someone’s backyard? To tbe Editor: rlnglng illustration. ments with "the common prosecu­ cooperating with state agencies tice; He was a retired banker and world headquarters in Danbury five years of hard work” by all Did you know that In most states A daughter of liberty, torial tactic of ‘grants of Immun­ said government regulations allow Investigating the watermelon con­ 1153 Tollind Turnpiki 640-1450 Republicans. In this country dogs and cats in his wife had been a bank regulator. ity’ for testimony.” Such grants, of tamination and has volunteered In order to avoid confusion for tbe use of aldlcarb only on crops MfON. - SAT. 10-S CLOBBD SUNDAY 'Wlwn you go on vooaUon, «n your papers untS you ratufn. WswSI hoM youf For you to suggest that our • In a small California town, a toxicological consultation, labora­ pounds can be sold to public and Manchester-North residents, I am Theresa G. Kolber course, are given only to those who Hated on the label, which does not papara. to you can oeloa up on aS lha LOCAL N lW t wtiSa you arara gone. efforts to inform our respective customer deposited In his checking , ia c M o watermelons. tory scientists and facilities (or private laboratories for experi­ prompted to write this letter. 175 Brewster St. have committed crimes. We don’t THE MANCHESTER HERALD—Four Local /Veiut Soucm/ constituents of major develop­ account a check for $1,295 drawn think the Air Force siw iM | | gy **IMaa Carbide Agricultural analysis of residues. mentation — pets who may have. The American Cancer Society, Coventry from his savings account in a bank planes from criminals. 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday. July 9, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. 1988 - » CAPTAIN EASY ^’by Crook* A C*«al* YOU WANT TO f HAWP-TO-HANP FIGHT M E5 y COMBATi LAMBEBTINI. Tuesday TV ^ WIMNER g e t g t h e k i n g p o m . Jury to tour headquarters of reputed Boston mob boss CB ^ Who's the Bose? (CC) Tony 6 :0 0 PM (S C&(22) (39 n * w * pushes to have the garage loft trans­ But that remark triggered an CS) What's Happening Channels formed into Mona's new home. (R) By William Poole gal gambling and loansharking argument that prosecutors sys­ several months. Balliro disputed a federal magis­ I angry reaction from Zannino, who ( B Polica Woman ® ( 3 Riptide Cody, Nick and Boz dis~ United Preps International operations and conspiring to kill tematically sought to exclude A fourth Angiulo brother, Vit­ trate's ruling that Zannino was fit cover the haunted old boat they have been shouted, "M y only heart attack! GD Private Benjamin WFSB Hartford, CT eight men who got In their way. prospective Jurors of Italian tore, is suffering from kidney for trial and told Nelson the WNEW New York. NY Nred to find is nor>e other than their own, Twenty-five percent of my heart is & BOSTON — Reputed Boston mob After the tour, the jurors were to descent. disease and Is to tried later. courtroom proceedings would WTNH New Haven, CT (R) (60 min.) gone. 1 don't know what to do & Dr. Who boss Gennaro Angiulo’s headquar­ return to U.S. District Court to The prosecution alleges Anglulo A 22-count federal indictment, present "a risk to health If he WOR New York. NY (0 ) Ufeline 'Dr. Judson Randolph.' To­ because I'll die with the next one." (3 ) One Day at a Time WPIX New York, NY night's program profiles the working life of ters today became the focal point hear an opening argument which and Zannino are the top leaders of issued when the alleged mobsters (Zannino) were to stand trial for Newswatch WTXX Waterbury. CT the Surgeon-in-Chief of Children's Hospital of a federal racketeering trial of the prosecution said could take at the Boston underworld. Both are were arrested, charges Angiulo four to six months.” Zannino, dapper in a dark suit, WWLP Springfield. MA National Medical Center in Washington. six alleged underworld leaders. being held without ball. headed a criminal enterprise that light blue shirt with a white collar G l) Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT D.C. (R) (60 min.) least three hours. . A federal jury of 13 women and U.S. District Court Judge David The two men, along with Angiu­ murdered six men and conspired Nelson rejected that argument and tie, sat close to the prosecutor (S^ MacNail/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford, CT GD Chespirito WSBK Boston, MA five men was to visit the office In S. Nelson cleared the way for the lo’s brothers — Francesco, Mi­ to kill two others. but said he would consider having and remained culm until the Tony Randall (SD Battle for Dien Blen Phu WQQB Springfield, MA Boston's North End where the FBI trial Monday when he denied a chele and Donato — and Samuel Joseph Balliro, attorney for m ^ lc a l personnel in the cour­ outburst. [CNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson, NJ & [C N N ] Larry King Live LEVY’S LAW • by Jamat Schumaiatf planted hidden microphones to request for a new evidentiary Granito were arrested In Sep­ Zannino, told Nelson on Monday troom in case of ejpcrgency. [HBO] MOVIE: If You Could See What WOBY Springfield, MA !St [DIS] MOVIE: Westward Hoi The Balliro said Zannino's condition I A blind composer's nonchalant at­ Hartford, CT O GOOPl-OBP. eavesdrop on Angiulo and his hearing on the heart condition of tember 1983 after the FBI.hid two the stress and excitement of a trial Hear' WTIC Wagons' Trailblazers move west in 1844 f FUGHT ^15 reoM BOB-, CAN VOU Y7 a n n a is so bad that officials at the jail titude toward life is changed when he CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) 6 D D U U P y? R A r o a n / J f &a n a n a ^ I'M MAeeVlNG confederates. Ilario Zannino, 65, of suburban microphones in the ceiling of the 98 that Is expected to take at least Prosecutor James Farmer along the Indian-infested Oregon Trait. ' PA&15 NC7W INTO A where he is being held have meets a woman who sees through his bra­ DISNEY Disney Channel ioisl Fess Parker, Kathleen Crowley, Cubby KOBIN The government alleges they ran Swampscott, one of the six Prince Street headquarters and, four months to complete could put argued Zannino has been stricken vado Marc Singer, Shan Belafonte Harper. ESPN Sports Network ICSPNi UNLOADING AT FAMILY OF established "a IS-minute death O'Brien. 1956. 6 ATD IZ. the Boston branch of La Cosa defendants. armed with a court order, secretly too much strain on his client's with heart attacks only once since — ’Sarah Torgov. 1982. Rated PG. HBO Home Box Office iHSOl MUNCHICIN&.'' watch,” (MAXi -fHPBO'G OUe BABY recorded conversations there for damaged heart. 1977. [TMCl MOVIE: 'Risky Business' |CC| A CINEMAX Cinemax 9:30 PM ( D ^ Hail to th * Chief (CC) Nostra, conducting lucrative ille­ Nelson also rejected a defense TMC Movie Channel iTMCl The wounded Oliver is attended to by a 6i6TE:e- fHE:£e IN Straight laced teenager gets involved with THD BUU& PLOUGC, .V: a prostitute while his parents are on vaca­ USA USA Network (USA) pretty spy posing as a nurse. (R) tion. Tom Cruise. Rebecca DeMornay, Joe 10:00 PM CBCBNews Pantoliano 1983 Rated R (B G$ MacGruder and Loud (CC) Mal­ GOP sees Leahy as tough foe [U S A l USA Cartoon Express (B PM Magazine colm and Jenny step in when a man har­ New England 6 l 3 0 P M ( B One Day at a Time (B G$ Three's a Crowd (CC) Jack loses asses his ex-wife and her new husband. (R) Vicky's tax refund money in a bad invest­ (60 min ) "It depends on who his opponent is (31) 3 ) Jeffersons M ONTPELIER, Vt, (U PI) - Ver­ local press coverage you couldn't buy,” ment (R) 3 Wild. Wild West 12 and how his voting record correlates 3 ) Bosom Buddies In mont Republican leaders say the spate he said. (3D Major League Baseball: Kansas City 3 ) Remington Steele When an out- of media exposure enjoyed by Sen. The intelligence committee has an­ with his positions and ultimately how 3 ) diS) NBC Nightly News at New York Yankees of-work actor IS sought for murder, Laura Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., makes him a nounced a major probe of Soviet important the issues he’s articulating Nightly Business Report (3) ^ lid Gold Salutes the Songs of sets out to nail the real killer (R) (60 min ) Insane need ‘hybrid’ facility espionage activities and Leahy has are to Vermonters,” Garahan said. ' ABC News (CC) Summer 0 ) Windsinger tough candidate to beat in 1986, despite ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Qraue AUGUSTA, Maine — A "hybrid” security the expected challenge of former Gov. criticized what he says is inadequate Republicans will seek to show Leahy GD Noticiero SIN 3 ) A-Team (CC) B A falls in love ( 3 Odd Couple with a beautiful Kenyan game warden system is needed to protect the public and provide Richard Snelling. U.S. intelligence gathering capability . has changed his positions, he said. $3) Phyllis GD Dancing Days WHERE IS THIS IN THE BUT I SHOULD WARN THE DOOR IS DON'T WORRY / ..THAT'S JUST THE “ People are and will be looking into whose brother has been murdered by "TREASURE ROOM' i KEEP! YOU THAT GETTING /u /H V GUARDED ABOUT THAT, ( KIND OF PROBLEM proper care for the criminally insane and those [CNN] Showbiz Today GD Jean Shepherd America (CC) Here But Leahy is vulnerable to charges he The issue has "catapulted” Leahy to poachers |R) (60 mm ) WE'RE HEADIN' INTO IT FTAY PRE ( ■? N IG H T AND l a d y ROXANNE! LOVE prison inmates who develop mental illness, Leahy's record... He's talking tough Today, Guam Tomorrow Joan Shepherd [DISl Adv. of O uie and Harriet (CC) Stephen Jay Gould FOR? SENT A PROBLEM! DAY! spends too much of his time on national national prominence and placed him (24) (9-f) Nova continues his search for the spirit of Amer officials said. now, but where was he in 1976 or 1978 This View of Life.' The internationally- issues, and not enough attention to his ahead of Republicans in polls, said ica in the W est Pacific "This is a difficult problem because you are when (then CIA director) Stansfield 7 : 0 0 P M Q ) CBS News renowned paleontologist, evolutionary constituents, Vermont Republican Douglas McAuliife, a field director for [CNN] Evening News spanning two different areas that raise different Turner was firing hundredsof agents?” ® 3) WA-S-H theorist and author provides some surpris­ Party Chairman Patrick Garahan said the National Republican Congressional ing revelations (R) (60 mm ) [H BO ] Hitchhiker; Videodete A man issues that must be dealt with,” Dr. Lloyd Ohiin, Garahan said. CD ABC News (CC) Monday. Committee. 3 ) MOVIE; 'S m okey and the Bandit' A uses modern matchmaking to prey ruth­ ct)alrman of a special gubernatorial task force The state party chairman said the ($ ) News trucker and his sidekick accept a challenge lessly on lonely women's desires "•inlying the Maine correctional system, said Leahy, as vice chairman of the Senate " I f he (Leahy) is not 10 points ahead Republican nomination is Snelling's if (3D Jeffersons to make a round-trip )ourney of 1,800 [MAX] Screen Legends James Stewart Monday. Intelligence Committee, has made the in the polls, he has real worries,” said he wants it. 9 miles in 28 hours Burt Reynolds. Jackie 3 ) Barney Miller MOVIE: The Stone Boy’ A boy Gleason, Sally Field 1977. [TMC] Ohiin, a retired Harvard Law School professor, round of network interview shows in McAuliffe, Snelling, a popular four term gover­ (3) Wheel of Fortune retreats emotionally after he accidenialty recent weeks, speaking on espionage nor, has said he will announce by this GD Bianca Vidal kills his older brother Robert Duvall. Glenn said it will take a "new kind of facility,” other But Garahan said other senators who ( 3 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour cases and the rise in terrorism. GD MOVIE; 'Sleuth' A suspense wnter Close. Wilford Brimloy. 1984. Rated PG than the traditional state mental hospital, to were prominent nationally — Frank fall if he will run. Last week he was in (3 ) Family Feud invites his wife's lover to his house for an [USA] Pro Water Ski Tour Coverage of provide proper care for those committed to state The exposure boosts Leahy’s visibil­ Church of Idaho, Charles Percy of Washington for a meeting with Republi­ 3 ) Benson evening of fun and diabolical games Laur­ the Lake Cumberland Classic is presented. custody after pleading not guilty by reason of ity, Garahan said. Illinois — found their fame failed to can Senate leaders who reportedly tried PATRICK LEAHY ence Olivier, Michael Came 1972. GD Topack) (60 min ) insanity and for inmates who develop mental "H e’s getting the kind of national and bring them votes in their home stales. to convince him to lake on Leahy. . . . good bet in '86? [C N N ] Prime News THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom (§D Nightly Business Report 1 0:30 PM ( B New Wilden/ess problems. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Pope of Greenwich GD Starsky and Hutch ClD Independent News [C N N ] Moneyline Village' After pulling off a major hoist, two small-time hoods find themselves running (0 ) Living Double Lives 1981______landmark case [D IS ] Disney Family Album for their lives. Eric Roberts. Mickey Rourke. Maine (Ire kills Infant -O ( 0 Dick Van Dyke Geraldine Page 1964 Rated R [ESPN ] Sportscenter GD 24 Horas HARTLAND, Maine — A toddler playing with a (M AX) MOVIE: 'You Can't Taka It With [U S A ] Radio 1990 Sporting Ufe M ongo Santamaria ' cigarette lighter sparked a blaze that killed an You' A couple who wish to be married Santamaria's career spans four decades 7:30 PM (B PM Magazine must first introduce the two families. 8-month-old baby boy and hospitalized a neighbor from hit records and Grammy Awards to Vermont court upholds murder conviction ( B Archie Bunker's Place James Stewart, Lionel Barrymore. Spring who tried in vain to save the child, authorities said jazz festivals and films. Bymgton 1938 today. (B Wheel of Fortune GD Hollywood and the Stars Major League Baseball: New York [TM C) MOVIE: 'Purple Rain' (CC) A "Our best guess indicates the 2-year-old son bridge, said a remark during K eller’s "It appears to us that the question, (B [D IS ] Pioneer Trails By John Dillon The decision Monday touched on Mets at Cincinnati performer overcomes a troubled home life was playing with a lighter," said Steven Dixon of closing argument inappropriately 'Right Louie?' was a spontaneous and and fierce rivalries to become a major rock [H BO ] MOVIE: Purple Rain' (CC) A iBjya United Press International Vermont's unique system of non-lawyer Independent News the state fire marshal’s office. "Children that age inadvertent slip during the prosecutor's (3D star Prince. Morris Day, Apollonia Kotero. performer overcomes a troubled home life ' side judges as well. Rejecting a defense called attention to Hamlin's refusal to (3) All In the Family 1984 Rated R and fierce rivalries to become a major rock commonly try to put out the flames themselves MONTPELIER, VT. - The Vermont appeal, the high court said the side testify. summation of some of the state’s most dD M 'A *S*H [U SA] Prime Time Wrestling star Prince, Morns Day. Apollonia Kotero and run for help when they can’t.” Supreme Court has upheld the convic­ judges' can overrule a trial judge in damaging evidence. We do not think it 1984 Rated R 'W.'Th.i But the high court said the prosecutor (3 ) Entertainment Tonight Dixon stressed the official investigation was tion of Louis Hamlin III, whose brutal imposing sentences. was manifestly intended to be a made a harmless error when he turned (3 ) Barney Miller 8:30PM (B RockhoRMr An up-and- 11 :00 PM CD (D (22 (39 (4® still in progress. 1981 murder of an Essex schoolgirl 'The side judges in Hamlin's trial comment on the defendant’s failure to commy young security ageiHjinds his as­ News Deven Rines died from smoke inhalation at the to Hamlin and said. "Right, Louie?” testify,” said the opinion written by Wild World of Animals signments complicated by his mother, shocked the state and led to a major rejected then Superior Court Judge WKRP in Cincinnati FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea after Keller quoted witnesses saying [CNN] Crossfire who has elected to move m with him (B Sebastlcook Valley Hospital in Pittsfield late overhaul of Vermont juvenile law. Thomas Hayes sentence of 35 years to Associate Justice Louis Peck. Bizarre Sdturday morning, hours after the dawn fire they heard Hamlin admit his guilt. [DISl Einstein (B Carol Burnett CB In a unanimous decision, the high life and sentenced Hamlin to 45 years to "It isclear beyond a reasonable doubt CfD Odd Couple THe KAPPfjfT WHEN V : > ^ N ^ /VMPPLE AGE; raced through his fam ily’s second story that the jury would have returned a [ESPN] Spirit of Excellence: '84 LA (B G$ Foul-Ups Bleeps/Blunders (CC) court Monday rejected defense argu­ life, making him ineligible (or parole The court said the jury would have 3 ) Twilight Zone apartment. guilty verdict regardless of the prosecu­ Olympic Games - Cycling and Men's Tonight's in-house guests are Lyle Alzado w e v e f ? HAP To MAKE? F _ I .A ments of prosecutorial misconduct and for 30 years. found Hamlin guilty, regardless of Volleyball and Ins Chacon (R) ( 0 Dr. Who Kevin Goforth, 24, a neighbor who tried to Judicial error. Hamlin, now 20, is According to trial testimony, Hamlin, Keller's remark. tor’s challenged remark.” [m a x ] Album Flash Men at Work [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater 3 ) M -A -S*H \ rescue the trapped child, was recovering from serving a 45 year to life prison term for then 16, and Savage ambushed two J [U SA] Dragnet 9 : 0 0 PM (DM O VIE:'Night Partners' GD MOVIE; The Gold Rush' A man smoke inhalation at Mid-Maine Medical Center in first degree murder and sexual assault. schoolgirls who were taking a wooded Waterville, and his release was expected today. 8 : 0 0 P M ® Jeffersons (CC) Louise (CC) Two housewives volunteer to be­ prospects for Klondike gold in 1898 His accomplice, Jamie Savage, was shortcut home from school in Essex come the city's first Victim Assistance Charles Chaplin. Mack Swam, Georgia Armored car drops cash convinces Reggie Jackson to help her cure only 15 at the time and could not be Junction on May 15, 1981. George's depression over dropping a Unit. Yvette Mimieux. Diana Canova, Larry Hale 1925 charged as an adult. He was released The pair sexually assaulted the girls, home run ball in the Yankee Stadium Linvitle 1983. [CNNl Moneyline L. Bay State (Ighto Alzheimer’s picked it up.-checked the area for more. after his 18th birthday and his wherea­ tortu r^ them and shot them with BB BOSTON (UPI) — An armored car “\ bleachers (R) (B Merv Griffin [DIS] Disney's Legends & Heroes He wrapped his jacket around it and got BOSTON — A state committee studying the bouts are unknown. guns. One girl, Melissa Walbridge, 12, that had just made a pick-up at a [ESPN] Action Sports of the 60's Beach impact of Alzheimer's disease on an aging on his bike and rpde home,” Special H i Hamlin's lawyers appealed the con­ died. The other survived and identified downtown Boston bank hit a bump, population recommends more financial assist­ jarring open a rear door and sending a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Ninja' . .TwAVej-^T-y viction almost two years ago, alleging Savage and Hamlin from photographs. The youth and hia father then brought A reluctant warrior from an old Nmja family ance be given to families with a relative suffering impermissible trial remarks by then The random slaying shocked the state bag containing $100,000 in $10 bills into the bag to police,/who contacted the finds himself pitted against the Japanese from the memory-eroding disease. Chittenden County State’s Attorney and ted to a special session of the the street, police said. Berkshire Arm ^d Car Co. in New Mafia Arthur Roberts. Ashley Ferrare The illness is often neglected by federal A teenager who spotted the white u Mark Keller were grounds for a Legislature, which rewrote Vermont's 1983 Rated R WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli Bedford after finding a tag on the bag. ROCKHOPPER______health-care providers and private insurance mistrial: and that the trial judge erred juvenile statutes so that children as canvass bag while riding past on his Connolly said. [U S A ] Gong Show companies because it is not a fatal illness. in refusing to allow Savage immunity so young as ten could be charged as adults bicycle at about 5 p.m. Monday turned The drivers had not discovered the Parker Stevenson plays 11:15 PM GD Reporter 41 However, the incurable disease often reduces he could testify about his role in the (or committing certain serious crimes. the cash over to police, but authorities Nick Larabee. code name loss until after returning to their Three's Company victims to a state in which they need 24-hour slaying. The centerpiece of Hamlin's appeal were baffled about what happened to Rockhopper. an up-and-com­ 1 1 :30 PM CB terminal, Connolly said. CB Kojak medical care. The defense lawyers also said the was a charge that prosecutor Keller had $10,000 of the find, police said. ing agent for the Nationai The new report, submitted to Gov. Michael S. CB G$ ABC News Nightline trial judge improperly refused to allow violated Hamlin's Fifth Amendment "H e checked it out, turned it over and Officials at the armored car service Security Agency, who Dukakis Monday, made two recommendations some money fell out,” police Officer , and at the Bank of Boston, where the attempts to make contact with CB Hawaii Five-0 the jury to see lie detector tests, in right not to testify at the trial. that are expected to be put into effect this year, which Savage allegedly confessed to the The defense, which has maintained Clifford Connolly said of the youth, who pick-up had been made, refused to L GD Honeymooners a defecting Russian outer using funds for the elderly approved last week. comment. ( 0 Leave It to Beaver killing. that Savage, not Hamlin, killed Wal­ didn't want his name released. "H e space laser weapon expert, on A part of $2 million to finance care for the ( 0 3 ) Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers "Rockhopper,” airing TUES­ elderly may be used on a sliding scale to pay (or DAY, JULY 9 on CBS guest IS Tommy Tune (60 min ) ( 0 Hogan's Heroes part-time homemakers, nursing care and home- CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME delivered meals. GD La Traicion Death toll stands at 26 GD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Sports Tonight No ball (or mob suspects [ESPN] Sportscenter PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Two men who were [TMC] MOVIE: 'Racing With the Moon' § among nine reputed mobsters indicted in May for in holiday’s aftermath Two high school buddies have a last fling before joining the service m World War II A s t r f ^ a p h three apparently related killings are being held Sean Penn. Nicholas Cage. Elizabeth without bail in Florida pending their return to By United Press International A Hartford man was killed Sunday after a McGovern 1984 Rated PG ’ Rhode Island. Crossword collision between his motorcycle and a car [USA] Make Me Laugh you must show indications of being coop­ more effective today if you can function Kevin Hanrahan, 32, of Cranston, and Robert erative. independently of others. Weak associa­ At least 26 people lost their lives in traffic that fled the scene. Hartford police said 1 2:00 AM CB Magnum. P.l. Almonte, 66, of Providence, appeared in U.S. cfour VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Acting before tions could impede your progress or even accidents on New England roadways Bruce Gordon, 22, died at Hartford Hospital Answer to Previous Puzzle Barnaby Jones District Court in Fort Lauderdale Monday and ACROSS 4 Handled CB thinking could cause unnecessary prob­ set you back a few paces during the long holiday weekend, public about 45 minutes after the accident. 5 First-rate (iP Star Trek ^Birthday lems for you today. Consider all of the were held without bail on a charge of violating s U T U R E U T L E R PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be optimis­ safety officials said Monday. Police later arrested Robert Giel, 20, of 1 Tallow 6 Secondhand ( 0 MOVIE: 'Rebel in Town' An ex- ramifications, even in situations that may tic regarding the outcome of events their federal probation In a counterfeiting case, 0 B E R 0 N R A 1 S E Massachusetts had the most fatalities Hartford and charged him with evading 5 Sat of garments 7 Mental Confederate soldier accidentally kills a appear insignificant. today, but also be realistic. Proper said U.S. Marshal Donald Wyatt of Rhode Island. A A T T A N small boy after a bank robbery. John July 10.1965 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Companions with 11. It was followed by Connecticut with responsibility and driving while impaired. 9 Sidereal hour components s E N E C efforts can overcome your problem, but The two were arrested Friday in Hollywood, Payne. Ruth Roman, J Carrol Naish. 1956. wilt influence your behavioral patterns they can't be wished away six, Maine with four. New Hampshire three, A Torrington man died early Sunday of angle (abbr.) 8 Make lace 0 R T R L H U T Opportunities to add to your holdings will Fla., after authorities received information that ( 0 Divorce Court develop tor you in the year ahead today Extravagant associates could eas­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today you and Rhode Island and Vermont with one injuries he suffered in a Friday accident in 12 River in 9 Shortly T 0 E S S Hanrahan and Almonte were living in the area. G $ Charlie's Angels through a unique set of circumstances. ily induce you to spend more than you might feel used by someone you consider each. Litchfield. Flanders 10 Dismantled V A R 0 1 L S can afford. The suspects are due back in court Wednesday for 1 C GD PELICULA: 'Cuchillo' Andres Garcia. You could be fortunate by being in the an old and trusted friend, instead of Officials said it is difficult to compare Police said Louis M. Herman, 63, was 13 Farm agency ship SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Usually rushing to judgment, try to comprehend a removal hearing, similar to extradition E M 1 L E V o Q U E Joaquin Cordero Monica Prado right place at the right time figures from year to year because the taken to Hartford Hospital with severe head (abbr.) 11 Sweetsop when you establish objectives, you're the reason for his or her behavior procedings in state cases. D A N E S A T O L E [C N N ] Nawsnight CANCER (June 21-July 22) Take extra holiday period varies in length, but in 1983, Injuries after a runaway car in a shopping 14 Not in determined to achieve them. However, if TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Although you 17 Yesterday (Fr.) Spirit of Excellence: '84 LA A M E N C S U P [ESPN] pains today to protect your resources, as things don t come easily today, you may may be tempted to do otherwise, don't when the holiday was 7S-hours long, there plaza hit him as he crossed the parking lot 15 Aswan's river 19 Certainly Olympic Games - Cycling and Mqp's well as other prized possessions You toss in the towel ignore the instructions of your nobler Snuff may carry warning were six fatalities in Massachusetts, on foot and went on to strike five parked 16 Rodent's home T U R Vc^eyball 22 Consign could suffer some type of loss if you get SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You instincts today. Maintain your high stand­ according to the Registry of Motor cars. 18 Tried P D T T A S M E A [USA] Radio 1990 careless Major changes are ahead for BOSTON — The state's health commissioner 23 Child's game could make a mistake today similar to ards, regardless of frustrating conditions Vehicles. The driver of the car, Charles Veronneau, » Cancers in the coming year Send for 20 Draws 24 Hindu literature 0 R 1 G 1 N S U B U R B 12:15 AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Lady one you made in the past. Profit from GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Guard against will issue an order this week requiring 82, of Litchfield, said the gas pedal of his car your Astro-Graph predictions today Mail This year, the holiday period started at 6 21 Three (pref.) 25 Squeezes out in Red' A naive farm giii moves to Chicago your experiences and don't repeat old tendencies today to exaggerate personal health-hazard warnings on packages of smoke­ Even small businessmen S E N 1 L E A N 0 M 1 E $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 409, Radio City p.m. Wednesday and ended at midnight stuck after it hit Herman's car. 22 Female saint 26 Strange (comb, and becomes the moll of John Dtllinger. errors. achievements. It you tell a lish story, your less tobacco, a known cause of mouth cancer, T 1 T L E •D Y E S S E D Pamela Sue Martin. Robert Conrad. Louise Station, New York. NY 10019 Be sure to Sunday, a 102-hour period. In Maine, the toll also climbed Sunday (abbr.) form) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep listener may produce a tape measure. sources said. Fletcher 1979 Rated R stale your zodiac sign your^wits about you in your commercial In Connecticut, there were two fatalities when there were two fatalities. 24 Annoys 27 Bovine animal The action would make Massachusetts the first have cash flow problems 39 By way of 46 Progenitor city dealings today, especially if you have to on state highways, the same as last year, 27 Sporting a Van 12:30 AM (Beaked LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) People with whom state in the nation to adopt such a policy. 28 Gate 41 Snow vehicles deal with someone whose standards state police said. Comparable figures for all Dyke 47 To be (Lat) CB Saturday Night Live you deal today will reflect your behavior An old fashioned drug store is one One expert called the powdered tobacco, or 29 Norse legend 42 Sloppy person appear questionable roadways were not available. 31 Squeezed out 48 Fabric junction ( 0 CHiPs Patrol toward them. To receive cooperation. snuff, "a chemical time bomb” that threatens to 30 Trade 43 River in the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You will be that doesn’t stock jumper cables. The toll rose Sunday in Massachusetts as ‘Madam’ pleads 32 Chinese 50 Landing boat G$ Late Night with David Letterman T o­ cause an epidemic of canqer among the nation’s 32 Glide aloft Congo a result of three separate accidents. dynasty 51 Former night's guests are Lesley-Anne Down and Your newspaper carrier depends 35 Male title 44 Equal (Fr.) Ruben Blades (60 min ) youth unless "w e act aggressively now.” guilty to charges 33 to Joy John Zelenak, 24, of Millbury was killed 9 Dr. Gregory Connolly, chief of the state's 36 Snaky 45 Russian Japanese 0 } Maude 34 Lair when the car in which he was a passenger BOSTON (U PI) — A Weston woman on his collections each week to 38 Woman's name emperor statesman Bridge Dental Health Division, has already recom­ Star Hustler/Sign Off 35 Auctioneer's (ID mended that all snuff packages sold in hit a traffic island in Millbury, blew a tire accused of running a high-priced call-girl word [D IS ] Spirit of Disneyland Massachusetts carry the label: "Warning: Use of and slammed into a telephone pole just ring from her suburban home has been pay his bill, whether or not he 36 Soft drink [m a x ] MOVIE: 'The Spirit of St. Louis' snuff can be addictive and can cause mouth before midnight. Zelenak was pronounced given a suspended sentence after pleading Charles Lindbergh's famous flight across NORTH immediately with the heart ace. The 37 Not friendly dead at St. Vincent's Hospital in Worcester. has received payment from his the Atlantic is dramatized James Stewart. ♦ J 1084 The fine practice ace and king of spades drew all the cancer and other mouth disorders.” guilty to three counts of enticing persons Leona M. Fuller, 65, of Beverly, died after 39 Caused by a Murray Hamilton 1957 VAQ defenders’ trumps, and now declarer However, the order must still be approved by into prostitution. customers. When he doesn’t get virus [U S A ] Candid Camera ♦ A 10 4 Of state Public Health Commissioner Bailus Walker a car in which she was a passenger collided deception was looking for either minor suit Gall Givens, 32, was sentenced to a 40 Hockey great 4K932 before manufacturers must begin labeling the with another car at 5:17 p.m. Sunday, 1:00 AM CB McCloud queen. However, there was no imme­ six-month suspended term and placed on paid, he has to dip into his Bobby By James Jacoby packages. Sources said Walker is expected to Beverly police said. The driver of the other CB News WEST EAST diate need to undertake that search one year’s probation Monday by Brighton 41 Offense ♦ 9 3 British expert Victor Mollo, in his Issue the order Wednesday. car, Edward Right, 1$, of Beverly, was CB Joe Franklin Show ♦ 65 It could not hurt to lead a heart first District Court Judge Albert Bums. pocket to make up the difference 42 Pleader ♦ 9 8 7 5 ♦ K 10 3 2 book “ The Finer Arts of Bridge," charged with driving to endanger. Barney Miller But which heart? True, leading a low 45 Phrases GD ♦ Q973 ♦ 8 6 5 2 exposes the reader to the world of And, in Holyoke, police said William Givens had been accused of operating a 0 Fish heart would establish the jack for a 49 Make proper ♦ Q54 ♦ 8 7 6 deception and artifice that exists in 8utp«ct turvivM jail fira Lloyd, 17, of that town, died after the moped $1.5 million prostitution ring that catered to 0 Film/Sign Off discard from dummy, but one discard 52 French river SOUTH bridge. Mollo is captivated by the in dummy would avail nothing. he was riding was struck broadside by a car hundreds of customers and charged up to GD University Perspective AUBURN, Maine — A man being held for You can help keep a small 53 Wave (Sp.) ♦ AKQ72 opportunities that abound for psycho­ at 9 p.m. Sunday. Kevin Caisse, 21, of $ 110. 54 South African [C N N ] Crossfire ♦ J64 logical ploys. Here is his introduction Raping a poker face. South played allegedly burning a 4-year-old girl to death in an Holyoke, was arrested and charged with village [U S A ] Stroh’s Circle.of Sports ♦ K J to today’s deal: the heart jack from his hand. East oven survived an apparent attempt by his vehicular homicide in connection with the But David Rodman, a spokesmwn (or the businessman from going under if ♦ A J 10 cellmate to set him ablaze in his Jail bed, officials accident. Suffolk County district attorney's office, 55 Bear (Lat.) 1:30 AM (B Hogan's Heroes "Declarer stafts with the consider­ won the king and not wishing to give 56 Babylonian able advantage of having no partner ■aid today. said the case against Givens was weakened you pay your carrier when he CB Anything for Money Vulnerable: East-West dMlarer the apparent sluff and ruff In Connecticut, police said James J. deity to mislead. He can spread the most John Lane was not injured In the incident, said Spillman, 24, of East Hartford was killed when three women who allegedly had been GD Independent News Dealer: North with another heart, switched to the 57 Craggy hills blatant falsehoods with impunity, but eignt of diamonds. Curtains for the Androscoggin County Sheriff Ron Gagnon. Sunday when the motorcycle he was driving enticed into prostitution by Given refused to calls to collect. Thank you. [CNN] Newsnight Update Wnt North E«>t South 56 Appear more often than not, it is the simple defense! Gagnon said an unidentified inmate "appar­ left the road in Colchester. Police said testify. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Eddie Macon's Run' A !♦ Pass 24 ones which are the most profitable." ently set (Lane's) bed on fire,” Saturday. DOWN young idealist, serving lime in prison on Pass 34 Pass 44 Spillman was speeding and his motorcycle "It was a (airly substantial case but we After Blast’s lead-directing double Lane, 96, and his live-in girlfriend are awaiting false charges, has one last chance to es­ Pass 44 Pass 4 NT slammed through a guardrail after it left couldn’t run with it without the testimony of 1 "Auld Lang cape John Schneider, Kirk Douglas, Lee of five hearts, West dutifully led the trial (or the killing last October of Angela Palmer. the road. Pass 5tr Dbt 5 NT the other three,” said Rodman. "This way Pur<^ 1983 Rated PG Pass nine of hearts against six spades. Police say Lane and the girl's mother, Cynthia Also on Sunday, police said Leo C. Leger, 2 Information 64 Pass ■♦ Astronomy made easy: Think of a we got a settlement.” 2:00 AM dD MOVIE:'Taka all of Me' Pass Pass Pass Declarer did not think that East Palmer, 29,,placed the child into an electric oven S3, of Bristol, was killed when the sports car agency (abbr.) black hole in space as a sort of rtlm A termmaHy ill wom an enriches her last would be so foolish as to double with In their Aubium apartment, jammed the door shut he was driving crossed a center line in Givens had listed the "Aaaah Bella” 3 Skinny fish (c)1 9 8 5 by NEA Inc days with a fulfilling romance Opening lead: 4f9 tial garbage disposal that gobblss np nothing in hearts, and so he rose galaxies. srith a chair and burned the child to death, Bristol and crashed into a pickup truck. escort service in the telephone book as "the djdm ing she was tbedevil. Leger died about an hour later at Bristol prestige escort service for the discriminat­ Call 647-9946 Hospital. ing execu tive" 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesdiiv, July 9, 1985 - II Lawmakers have Cavey’s undergoes bridge questions FOCUS/ Leisure ' ■ I ■ a change By Lyda Phillips Greenwich, who lives near the United Press International Mlanus River Bridge which col­ lapsed over two years ago, said he By Susan Vaughn HARTFORD — Television news would understand if some resi­ Herald Reporter reports showing rusted bolts and dents had reservations about driv­ crumbling concrete underneath ing over the state's bridges after Cavey’s Restaurants will have a state bridges and repairs made seeing the television series. new bar and lounge — along with a with old road signs and wads of The committee’s co-chairman, new lounge menu and private Coffee paper had legislators looking for Rep. Elinor F. Wilber, R-Fairfield, dining room — when renovations answers today. said, "This can’t go on much now in progress are complete, longer.” owner-manager Steven Cavag- The co-chairmen of the Legisla­ The renewed concern about the naro Jr. said today. ture’s Transportation Committee quality of the DOT’S bridge inspec­ ’The well-known East Center viewed a six-part television series tion and maintenance program Street eatery - actually two on bridge repairs Monday and said comes as the state enters the restaurants on separate floors — shop they would request a meeting with second year of a 10-year, $5.5 has been closed since July 1 Transportation Commissioner J. billion program to rebuild and because of the renovations, Cavag- William Bums. maintain the transportation naro said. He said he hopes the The reports by WTNH-TV in New Those coffee cans that campers took their work very network. work, estimated at a cost of above Haven showed rusted bolts, The Transportation Committee $100,000, will be completed this everyone hates to throw away seriously. clogged drains and corroding approved and the iegislature week so the restaurants can reopen came in handy on Monday at Their “ assistants,” by the concrete on a number of bridges in passed a bill this year that would Monday. southwestern Connecticut, includ­ the opening day of Manches­ way, are teenage counselors. establish a Transportation Accout- UPl photo In addition to the structural ing the Interstate 95 bridge that ter Area Conference of The day camp is run entirely ability Board to review expendi­ renovations to the lounge, an carries 100,000 vehicles a day over tures made by the DOT under the original fieldstone fireplace at the Churches’ Interfaith Day by volunteers and is designed the Quinnipiac River. 10-year program. back of the bar is being uncovered Camp. for children ages 6 to 11. The tapes also showed repairs The bill is now awaiting Gov. Agawam, Mass., police detectives weigh an estimated 250-300 pounds of and will be in use during the Camp will be held this week William A. O’Neill’s signature. Using their imaginations made with old road signs, hats and Wayne Macey, left, Anthony Malone, marijuana confiscated early Monday in cold-weather months, Cavagnaro and next. Campers are re­ wads of paper, and concrete work O’Neill has threatened to veto the said. The fireplace was previously and lots of paint, campers center, and Gerald O'Keefe, get ready to a drug bust. ferred by town social being done by hand when the DOT bill, which also includes increased covered by a bar top, he said. converted the cans into fish state funds for local road and A private dining room is being workers. failed to issue workmen trowels for tanks, pencil holders and, one the job. bridge repair. built into the former dining area at The day wasn’t devoted The Democratic governor has boy said, a fancy container Bums refused comment Monday the rear of the lounge. entirely to the fine art of afternoon on the tapes saying he said the Republican-backed over­ Cavagnaro said the lounge area loi liis fishing worms. had not seen them or heard from sight committee would add an Obituaries is intended to become more of a coffee-can painting. During the Transportation Committee. unnecessary layer of bureaucracy dining area, with the introduction “ We asked them for sug­ the afternoon, campers 9 The committee's co-chairman. to the program and could create He was a veteran of the Korean Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. of a lighter menu, including gestions and they came up cooled off at Globe Hollow needless delay and extra costs. Gregory M. Grelka Sen. Michael L. Morano. R- War, serving with the U.S. Navy. Bridget Church. Burial will be in appetizers and "more interesting, with ideas — a flower pot, a Pool. Gregory M. Greika, 35, of quicker foods” At the time of his death, he was St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol. bug container, a pencil Staffordville, died Sunday at Hart­ president of Adams’ Batagique, a Calling hours are Wednesday from The restaurant’s owners have A roller-skating party, vis­ ford Hospital. He was the father of women’s handbag boutique in 7 to 9 p.m. . wanted to make the changes for holder,” said Jackie Morele- its from the Lutz Children’s NERVE WHACKERS Christopher Greika and Jesse Florida. He was also a financial Memorial donations may be some time and now think the wicz, camp director. This is Museum and a talent show Greika, both of Coventry. consultant for Shearson-Lehman made to the Newington Children’s timing is good for the new offering, the camp’s 17th year. put on by campers will be What causes social anxiety He also is survived by his in Florida. Hospital. 181 E. Cedar St., Newing­ Cavagnaro said. " I t ’s good to offer From the looks captured by parents, Vincent P, Greika and He was a former director of the ton. 06111. food with liquor," he said. part of the fun, in addition to PERCENT OF PEOPLE AGREEING Phyllis (Kotarba) Greika of Staf­ life and health division of the Cavey’s tried introducing an Manchester Herald photo­ the end-of-session picnic on As their teenage counselors look on, campers at Day Camp paint coffee cans. One boy said he planned to fordville; two brothers, Kenneth 0 25% 50% 75% Travelers Insurance Co. in Hart­ Howard J. Pohl oyster bar about 10 years ago, but grapher Reginald Pinto, the the grounds of Concordia. Manchester Area Conference of Churches’ Interfaith use his to hold his fishing worms. Greika of Staffordville and Gordon ford, and was a member of the it did not succeed, Cavagnaro said. Parly with strangers Greika of West Stafford; a sister, Order of the Eastern Star. Masonic Howard J, Pohl, 62, of 14 Pine The 50-year-old, family-run res­ Brenda Greika of Montpelier, Vt ; Lodge 44 of Windham. He was a Ridge Drive, Andover, husband of taurant has undergone several Giving a speech his paternal grandmother. Rose member of the Scottish Rite Bodies Ruth A. Pohl, died this morning at renovations over the years. The Greika of Staffordville, several of Lake Worth, Fla , and a member Hartford Hospital. French restaurant on the lower Being asked personal questions in public nieces and a nephew. of the Kiwanis Club of Stuart. He was born in Hartford on Aug. level was added in the late 1960s. The funeral will be Thursday at 9 Besides his wife, he is survived 16, 1922, and had been an Andover Major renovations, including an Meeting a dale’s parents a m. at Tocchetti Funeral Home, by his mother. Margorie Adams of resident the last 28 years, pre­ addition expanding the first-floor 200 W. Main St.. Stafford Springs, Port St. Lucie, Fla.; two sons. viously living in Vernon and Italian restaurant, were com­ First day on a new job with a mass of Christian burial at James Adams of Lakeland, Fla., Manchester. pleted in 1981. 10 a m. at St. Edward’s Church, and Mark Adams of Warrenville, Before he retired, he worked as a Being victim o( a practical joke Stafford. Burial will be in the St S.C.; and four grandchildren. mechanic with the former P 4t G Nicole Archambault puts a Edward Ceriietery, Stafford. Cal­ Memorial services will be Fri­ Motor Freight Co. tor 36 years. He coat of paint on her crea­ Talking with someone in authority ling hours are Wednesday from 2 to day at 7:15 p.m. at Watkins worked as a volunteer firefighter tion. Day campers spend 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. with the Manchester and Vernon Most pass Job interview Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. mornings at Concordia Memorial donations may be Burial will be at the convenience of fire departments before becoming Lutheran Church. During Formal dinner parly made to St. Edward’s Church, 101 the family. Calling hours are chief engineer with the Andover J High St,, Stafford. Friday from 6 p.m. until the Volunteer Fire Department, a post police test the afternoon, they swim at Blind date service begins. he held for 28 years. He was a Globe Hollow Pool. Helen M. Magee Memorial donations may be veteran of World War II, servingin made to the Ki'vanis Club of the U.S, Army. About 50 out of 69 police recruits A memorial service for Helen M. Stuart. Fla., care of Rick Carroll Besides his wife, he is survived who took a written exam admi- Magee of Manchester, who died Insurance Agency. 160 Northeast by a son, Steven H. Pohl of New nisted by the police department Source Warren Jones (University of Tulsa)/Dan Russell NEA GRAPHIC June 17. will be Saturday at 11 a m (University of Ohio College of Medicine) Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach, Britain; two daughters, Mrs. Ro­ passed the test. Assistant Town at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Fla., 33451. nald (Sharon) P, King of Marlbo­ Manager Steve Werbner said this Photos by Reginald Pinto What bothers people the most? Nearly everyone has Main St. rough. and Beverly H. Pohl of morning. U some social worries. However, a party with strangers is Arthur Grise Vernon; two brothers, Ernest Pohl The recruits are vying for three usually even more nervewracking, according to a recent George Fortier Arthur Grise, 78, of 55 Delmont and Harold Pohl, both of Manches­ openings in the department. About survey, than job situations or a blind date, for example. George Fortier, 49, of Enfield, St., died Tuesday at Manchester ter; a sister, Mrs Marvin (Helen) 75 recruits who passed the depart­ died Sunday at Baystate Medical Memorial Hospital. Kelly Jr. of Bloomfield; and two ment’s physical agility test last Center, Wesson Memorial Unit. He was born Jan. 1, 1907, in granddaughters. month were eligible to take the Springfield, Mass. He was the Bristol, and had been a Manches­ The funeral will be Wednesday written exam, but 69 actually took husband of Shirley (Murdock) ter resident for the past 42 years. at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral it, Werbner said. Panic attack puts Fortier, and the brother of Gerald Before he retired, he was a Home, 400 Main St Burial will be in Werbner said the results of this Fortier of Manchester. security officer with the Manches­ East Cemetery. There are no year’s written exam are about the calling hours. same as last year’s. The 50 who L He also is survived by two sons, ter Board of Education. He was a Thomas Fortier of Enfield and communicant of St. Bridget Memorial donations may be passed it must now take a series of crimp on lifestyle Michael Fortier of Colchester; six Church. made to the Andover Volunteer oral exams, he said. daughters. Dale Stevens of He is survived by several nieces Fire Department, Center Road, The recruits who pass that test Somers, Dianne DePratti of En­ and nephews. He had made his Andover. 06232. must then go through background By LIdIo Wasowicz are accompanied by a fear of death field, Sherri Murphy of Rockville, home with Mrs. Pat Dziato in checks as well as lie detector tests, United Press International or impending doom, of becoming he said. insane or of losing control." Agras Jacqueline Dubois of Enfield. Manchester. Biker hurt Susan M cG uffey of Virginia The funeral will be Thursday at Werbner said town officials hope STANFORD, Calif. — If you are said. "The victim wants to rush Beach, Va,, and Nannette Fortier 9:15 a m. at the Holmes Funeral to narrow the field of recruits down among the one in 50 Americans home. Feelings of unreality, such In accident of Enfield; another brother, Ri­ Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of to 20 finalists by the beginning of who suffers panic attacks severe as the sensation of being outside chard Jennings of Sugar Grove, August. Chief of Police Robert E. enough to limit your lifestyle, don’t one’s body or of peculiar changes ANDOVER — A motorcylist Pa.; his sister, Phyllis Mibeck of Lannan will then decide which panic — you can be cured, an in the quality of light, may occur” injured this morning in an accident San Diego. Calif.; and nine In Memoriam three of those 20 will become new expert says. outside Jenny’s Place on Route 6 Nearly one iij 12 Americans grandchildren. In loving memory of Barbara C. officers, he said. The starting "N o matter how severe or what was later transferred from Man­ suffers from a mild to a moderate The funeral will be Thursday at 9 Stamler who died (he year of our annual salary for Manchester your panic attacks are all about. chester Memorial Hospital to phobia, while more than two In a.m. at Leete-Stevens Enfield Lord, July 7, 1981 police officers is $20,501. tl)cy can be overcome." Dr. Hartford Hospital due to head every 100 have phobias that alter Chapels, 61 South Road, Enfield, Stewart Agras, director of the Four years have come and gone injuries he received in the crash, their behavior. The phenomenon with a mass of Christian burial at behavioral medicine program at but our memories of you are state police said this morning. usually runs in families. 10 a.m. in St. Catherine’s Church, Stanford University Medical forever, our love to you lies deeply State police said they did not yet Agras stressed he is not refer­ Broad Brook. Burial, with full EMERGENCY School, writes in his book, within us always, we shalj never know the identity of the Cyclist or ring to.e ordinary fear, which military honors, will be in St. Fire — Police — Medical "P an ic” forget May our Good Lord bless the extent of his injuries. But a everyonO experiences at some Catherine’s Cemetery, Broad "Ih e panic attack itself is only you and keep you forever and ever spokesman said that the accident point in life, but to panic that Brook. Calling hours are Wednes­ DIAL 911 part of what for simplicity’s sake 1 occured at about 7:30 a.m. and prevents the victim from function­ day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. With our love alw a^. In Manchester refer to in the book as the panic involved a truck. ing normally. The seven most Memorial donations may be syndrome," Agras said in an Husband, Frank M. Stabiler common fears are of snakes, made to the Newington Children’s interview. "The syndrome in­ Our Children, Judith S. Pitts, heights, storms, doctors, sickness, Hospital. Cerebral Palsy Unit. 181 cludes anxiety, phobia — particu­ Gail S. Callahan, James F injury and death. Agras said. Cedar St., Newington, 06111. larly the limitation of mobility Stamler, Barbara S. Miller. "Although a fear of a harmlesnot known as agoraphobia — isolation Frank M Stamler likely to interfere much with JOINED and depression ” Gordon H. Adams everyday living, ” he said. Although the extent and severity On the other hand, agoraphobia Gordon H. Adams. 53, of Stuart, In Memoriam Duane Hunt, left, begins painting as a this week and next. Brendan McAffery. of the panic syndrome vary from — fear of open spaces, which Fla., formerly of Manchester and Loving memory of Theresa counselor holds the coffee can for him. above, concentrates on his project. one person to the next, the first Fracchia, who passed away July 9. affects 0.6 percent of the popula­ Bolton, died Sunday in Stuart. T H E C O N D O Duane is one of 50 campers who’ll Camp opened Monday. It is run entirely panic attack generally occurs in tion — can keep its victims He was the husband of Shirley 1970. We will always remember public, said Agras. professor of attend the MACC Interfaith Day Camp housebound and severly limit their (Thorp) Adams. He was born Aug. you and love you by volunteers and is in its 17th year. psychiatry. lives. 12. 1931, in Willimantic, and had Sadly missed by "The victim of the attack sud­ During the past decade, doctors been a resident of Manchester and Son Edward, denly feels ill. notices a fast and CRAZE? have made tremendous advances Bolton for many years before Daughter Eleanor, Harold & erratic heartbeat, experiences a in treating phobias, Agras said. moving to Florida four years ago. Marie and Stanley. Condominiums are going up like mad. People are buying tight feeling in the chest, breathes A combination of antidepressant 9 rapidly and may feel faint. The them as residences and vacation homes. medications, such as Imipramine. rapid breathing leads to chemical and the therapy of gradual expo­ changes that cause tingling in the New Hutton data revealed sure to the feared situation have If you have joined the condo craze, you should know that Amy Grant not In the mainstream hands and feet, numbness around met with great success, he said. the mouth and dizziness” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Inter­ Department officials have re­ condo owners are in a unique situation when buying Doctors used to treat phobias The person also may suffer nal company documents say fused to say if they plan to reopen Property and Liability insurance. Although your condo with traditional psychotherapy — nausea, headache and stomach George L. Ball, president of E.F. the case. looking for whatever it was in the association insures your building structure, this coverage cramps. Hutton It Co., told regional officers patient’s background that created ordinarily does not extend to your personal property__ "Often the physical symptoms of the brokerage firm about a Christian singer says rock and reiigion mix the fear. questionable overdrafting proce­ ATTENTION property that can be damaged or destroyed. And Liability dure that netted one branch $30,000 coverage is usually only for common areas. a month in interest and said it was Kmart SHOPPERS By Frank Spotnitz get letters from people saying rock sixth record, "A ge to A ge," was Majority leader Jerry Falwell, he say, oh, they’re so different. Sure, name five titles of songs that I have Soviets may change stance worth "acting on,” it was reported United Press International today. You can get adequate coverage by purchasing a Condo­ music is horrible," Grant said the first gospel record to be has said he still does not endorse some things about us are real sung. I don’t think he knows the recently, casually dressed in black certified gold. Grant’s work because of what he WASHINGTON lU Pl) - Soviet "Star Wars" plan to destroy The Los Angeles Times also minium insurance policy, which protects unscheduled different. But I shook his hand and words to one song Mama thinks NEW YORK — Amy Grant failed slacks and a white shirt. believes is the disruptive influence negotiators Ih^eneva say they are incoming nuclear missiles wea­ reported that a Washington-based he was just George and 1 was just it’s great but it’s not exactly her property and additions you make against a wide variety a math class in college. She later "I don’t relate to that. I relate to of the rock ’n' roll beat. Amy. willing to accept an arms treaty pons, has been the key dispute Hutton executive admitted to The one pound imported GRANT'S LATEST album, "U n­ musical taste either” o f perils Liability coverage and medical expenses are dropped out just before graduat­ getting in the car and being in the guarded,” is her first to be If Grant has not been accepted that allows research on strategic causing the deadlock in arms federal prosecutors that he des­ ham advertised in our July ing. She got married at the age of 21 worst mood and turning up the released by a major label, A 4 M. by some Christians, neither has "I feel like when you’re around defense systems, apparently in­ negotiations at Geneva. troyed some records involving the 10th 99« Sale should have also included. She went to prep school and then and they had a rough go of it for a rock station to a just ear-splitting The single, "Find a W ay," already her unabashedly religious music people long enough you just accept cluding President Reagan’s "Star company’s cash management Vanderbilt University, juggling stated “ available only in year and a half, but things are fine level. I don’t care what it’s saying. has zipped into the Top 50 on the put her inside the rock main­ them for who they are” Wars ” plan, it was reported today. "In these exchanges, according practices after they were subjxi- education and her recording ca­ stores with delicatessens” . For more information on Condominium coverage, please now. It’s a familiar passionate sound pop chart. An extensive tour is in stream, where even Bob Dylan I The New York Times said to the administration officials, enaed by the government in 1982. reer with mixed results on the call or stop by. These admissions out of the way, that’s a release. But if it’s not progress to support the record. was ostracized by many after he GRANT, born the youngest of members of the Soviet team Soviet delegates said all kinds of The newspaper said the newly school end. She met her husband, We are sorry for any incon­ lest anyone think the 24-year-old familiar, it just seems so strange became "bom again," five daughters in Augusta, Ga., informally contacted their U.S, laboratory research, or ’inside’ obtained documents raise new "Unguarded" includes one non­ Gary Chapman, while she was 18 venience this may cause Christian singer is Miss Perfect or that I think it frightens some religious track (a love song for her Grant said she simply has not and raised in Houston and Nash­ counterparts two weeks ago and research that could not be ob­ questions about the Justice De­ and still a freshman in college. our customers. GORMAN INSURANCE AGENCY a "goody goody," Grant can go on people." husband), but Grant has not been around long enough. " I met ville, grew up listening to rock ’n’ said Moscow would not seek to ban served and monitored would be partment’s controversial decision to explain that she sees no Grant, who speaks with a warm Cyndi Lauper at the Grammys and roll. She became a Christian when all laboratory and scientific re­ permitted. ” The Times said in a six weeks ago to obtain a guilty 223 East Center Street ^ backed away from Christian "H e wrote this song and the only contradiction between religious Southern drawl, signed a record themes. She even quotes from the she was normal and I was normal she was 13 and started writing search but would still oppose dispatch by Leslie GMb, a former plea from the company for mas­ way I knew him was hit voice on a faith and rock ’n’ roll. deal just before her 16th birthday and the labels were gone,” she songs about it two years later. development and testing. Carter administration official. sive illegal overdrafts rather than Manchester, CT 06040 scriptures on the album’s Inner demo tape," she said. They met at "Sometimes I ’ll have parents at and has released nine Christian sleeve. said. Soviet opposition to Reagan’s "But the Soviet delegates said to prosecute individual Hutton Her parents did not encourage a listening party for the album and 613-1139 ■ o n o e rt who will come up to me rock records and won three Strategic Defense Initiative, the specified tests would be banned. officials. Although many of her views " I met Boy George at a dinner her to pursue music. “ To this day, married after a three-year J i^btraally angry with me, or I ’ll Grammy Awards since then. Her coincide with those of Moral and from the outside people would if pressed, my fat’,>er could maybe courtship. MANCHESTER HEHALU, 'i-uesday. July 9 .1W» - u M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. 1985 Mancheeter Yeeterdeye Advice Collectors' Corner T H E ’ game Male nurses have come Russ MacKendrick infused all

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DEAR with a male doctor than a female Aug. 2,1924. "H ow would you like to take'In the ball Collector tells game this afternoon?” my father asked. ABBY: I read doctor. Who knows? The female your column doctor could be a lesbian, right? Saturday and his emphasis on "th e " game could about male And as for "Lois,” who said, mean only the Waterbury Brasscos and the Senators nurses, and "Child molesters, perverts, wife special story of the Eastern League in the Hartford sUdium. What having been one Dear Abby beaters, etc. were men” — women an Invitation to a 12-year-old boy who had never seen for the last 13 can also be child molesters, professional baseball teams. years, I must Abigail Van Buren perverts, husband beaters, etc., 'dw' ■For years I heard my father's accounts of the comment. right? with spoons weekend heroics of players — Eddie Collins, Did you know So, in conclusion, it doesn't "Rabbit" Maranvllle, and othei’s — from both Boston that male nurs­ really matter who takes care of major league teams on Manchester's Flower Street ing dates back you when you're sick as long as you This is a souvenir spoon about 4 inches long. The art grounds. They earned a few extra dollars when to 1190 when the receive proper medical attention. work at each end depicts Niagara Falls from the Sunday baseball was banned In Boston. Teutonic Knights were founded to Thank you, Abby, for an oppor­ NURSE’S DAUGHTER American side. The We boarded the open-air trolley car on Center care for the wounded during the tunity to air my thoughts. IN JAPAN word "N iagara” is writ­ Street. At the Isle of Safety in Hartford, where Main Crusades? Also, during Biblical RAYMOND STANFORD, ten the length of the thin DEAR ABBY: A word of advice UPI photo and State streets meet, we transferred to the Franklin times, the Knights of St. Lazarus R.N., SAVANNAH, GA. to your readers: Should you find part of the handle. were founded to tend the lepers. Avenue open-air trolley. Everyone aboard was yourself as a patient with a nurse a rg u a b iy ^ e most beautifui in the If you turn the spoon headed (or the stadium as the car emptied at Hanmer 1 have had to face a great deal of DEAR NURSE STANFORD: who is a male, please judge him on Tourism in Grenada is on the rise, with over, the bowl part is Street. prejudice while practicing my Well said. My mail these last few his professional skills. 15 percent more visitors expected this Caribbean, is an idyliic stopover for smooth but the handle chosen profession. (No, I didn't weeks has been filled to overflow­ In all probability he has chosen year than in 1984. St. George's Harbor, cruise ship passengers. shows an Indian warrior Clarkin Field dead-ended the short street. My first ever want to be a doctor. And yes, 1 ing with kudos for the male nurse. his career with a great deal of in full headdress. He Is sight was the grandstand roof rising behind home care for' female patients just as a Read on (or a letter that says it thought. After all, how many looking toward the left, plate. Scorecard hawkers lined both sides of the female nurse would.) all: mothers tell their little boys that with a hand shading his street. These were new and fascinating sights and I feel that I am rendering a they hope they will grow up to be a eyes. Below the feet of sounds to an impressionable youngster. humanitarian service regardless DEAR ABBY: What's all this nurse? Off-season in Caribbean the warrior are two ears We took our grandstand seats along the first base of whether the patient is man or static about whether or not a male NORMAN GREGORY, of com showing kernels, line behind the Hartford dugout. Between bites of hot woman, rich or poor, black, white nurse should care (or women R.N. .. down where the dogs and gulps of soda pop, I sensed one thing from the or yellow. My wife, who is also a patients in "intimate situations?" handle Joins the bowl is shouU of local fans — their main reason for being registered nurse, has been very I am a taxi driver, and on two DEAR ABBY: I couldn't believe 9 offers traveler a respite ,Tfv the word: "sterling.” there was the young first baseman. supportive. I realize that I am not separate occasions I assisted in the letter from "Lois in New » From a description in an His American League team had (armed out the alone and must do my part to bring York," who wrote, " I f Ihadtogoto delivering a baby. And how about By Carolyn Curlel than two stories. They have since been joined by antiques publication 175-pound, 6-(oot plus, 21-year-old recent college the male nurse to an equal footing. a hospital. I'd give strict orders not all those policemen who have done United Press International The reason: anything higher Americans, Canadians, Germans concerning a similar student to Hartford for seasoning. Until recently, the armed forces to send me a male nurse to even the same? would overwhelm the palm trees. and Italians who have established spoon, we suspect that Early in the season Hartford sporU writers did not grant equal rank or pay to give me a bedpan. (I would sooner When a woman needs help, false The Caribbean in the summer No hotel open to tourists now is hotels, restaurants and clubs that this is one of a pair. nicknamed him "Buster " because of his talent for male registered nurses although be looked after by the cleaning modesty goes out the window. isn't for everyone. It’s not, for larger than 45 rooms. The biggest fan out from a spectacular half- If you like souvenir smashing bails off and over the fences. Each time the our training was identical. (F e­ “DOC " woman.)” instance, for the American who on the Island, the 150-room Gren­ mile stretch of beach. tipoons, do not miss Cori lefty hitting slugger came to bat, I expected him to male nurses enjoyed officer status (MY NICKNAME NOW) The gall of that woman! If Lois wants to fight with hordes of other ada Beach Hotel, won’t be reo­ Hotel rooms at the resorts range Hamill's fabulous ex­ send the Waterbury right fielder to the fence in futile automatically. Male nurses did should go into cardiac arrest when Americans for a hotel room, as he pened to the public until the next from *60-*100 in the summer with hibit on display in the pursuit. „ not.) DEAR ABBY: Ican'tbelievethe the cleaning woman and a male would at any of the popular winter season,after 250 American better rates through airline pack­ outer doors near the But this was not to be one of those days. Frank nurse are the only people around, I So here I stand, heterosexual and prejudice of some women toward European destinations where the military personnel currently living ages. Small hotels and guesthouses children's room of the "Dutch” Ulrich, the Waterbury pitcher, shut out male nurses. hope the cleaning woman knows proud to be a nurse and a man. high season is in full gear. there withdraw, taking with them offer comfortable accommoda­ Mary Cheney Library. It Hartford, 6-0. "Buster” went 0 (or 3. Women are fighting for equal whether to administer epineph­ Physicians, God bless them, spend No, the Caribbean in its off­ the sand bags and barbed wire that tions in a *10-*25 range. is just amazing. Ulrich had only a (air major league record with the a relatively short period of time rights and want to be accepted in a rine, lidocaine or atropine, since season more suited to the laid-back surround the premises. Meals are an even better bar­ Cori is a student at Phillies over the next three seasons. The Hartford with their patients, but nurses are man's world, but they don't want she’d rather have the cleaning traveler, especially if he loves a The most expensive of the hotels gain, with a bill for a full-course East Catholic High first baseman's career, however, was something else. there around the clock, faithful men in theirs. How about equality woman look after her than a male JfV-: bargain because from now until is the Spice Island Inn, located on affair usually in the *5 range. School. Her grandpa is From June 1,1925, to April 30,1939, as one of the New advocates of the patients' rights for men? I am a young woman, but nurse. Dec. 15, visitors can count on the white-sand Grand Anse beach The Dominican Republic, a Bill Turull, also a Man­ York Yankees' "Murderers' Row, " he set a major and needs. I am personally more comfortable L.B. IN S.C. discounts of up to 60 percent at outside St. George’s, the capital. nation of 6 million, shares the chester resident. After retiring from Pratt & Whitney, league record that still stands — playing in 2,130 even the most exclusive resorts. For *130 a night (compared to *200 island of Hispaniola with Haiti. Bill really did do a bit of traveling — and collecting. In consecutive games. Except for the savings and the during the winter), you can have The official language is Spanish addition to 50 spoons from all over the United States, "Buster” was Lou Gehrig. glorious lack of crowds, the an air-conditioned double suite and the currency is the Dominican we see IS from Japan, six from China, and others from Infant AIDS is unusual summertime Caribbean isn't too with a private pool. peso, which exchanges about three Syria, Bermuda, Montreal and British Columbia. much different from the winter There are better deals away to one U.S. dollar. Many are decorated with cloisonne (where wire John A. Johnston lives at 67 Princeton St. Do you D E A R DR. about hall an hour after exercis­ version. from the beach, including condos fillets are used to hold cxilored enam els). Cori has have a Manchester memory you’d like to *hare7 Send GOTT: I heard ing. What could cause this? Trade winds keep the tempera­ that rent on a weekly basis. For Puerto Rico supplied a 13-step description of the process, and also yours to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Manchester recently about tures pleasant and the heavy rains spartan budgets, rooms for under shows the wooden rack she uses at home to keep the Herald, Box S»l, Manchester, Conn., 06040. If yours Is DEAR READER: Yours is an mothers who that accompany the hurricane *25 per person are available at Tooling around by auto is per­ spoons organized and visible. used, we’ll pay you *5. Submit a photo If one Is unusual complaint for which I have season normally don’t arrive until haps the best way to enjoy the You can see all this until July 17 — worth a trip. available. Photos will be returned; submissions will J have no trace of establishments such as Mitchell's no definite answer. I can think of AIDS giving Dr. Gott fall. Guest House, where Prim e Minis­ variety offered by Puerto Rico. Marjorie Frank, the children's librarian, woulil be not. one possibility, however. birth to infants The beaches from Grenada to ter Herbert Blaize hangs his hat Away from the capital's glitzy glad to talk to any ther hobbyist who might like to set Certain otherwise normal arter­ who have the Jamaica are just as inviting a when he’s in the capital. casinos and the lovely blue- up a display at this convenient spot. / Peter Gott, M.D. ies have the felonious tendency to disease or soon getaway as they were in the middle Visitors should make a point of cobblestoned streets of Old San In. \ "steal” circulation from other develop it. of January. Away from the sea and strolling along St. George's har­ Juan is some worthwhile day­ TONIGHT: Summer get-together for members and blood vessels. A well-known culprit What are the sand, visitors will find an extra bor, arguably the most beautiful in tripping. guests of the Manchester Philatelic Society at Mott's in this enterprise is the subclavian Coilege Notes chances of this effort on most of the islands to the Caribbean, where cruise ships A drive east from San Juan along Community Hall; 587 E. Middle Turnpike, 6:30 to 9 artery, at the base of the neck, happening to an make life more fun. Over the frequently put down anchor. On the the north coast has two happy p.m. which can steal blood from the destinations. The Caribbean Na­ expectant mother? Why is this percent in intravenou.s drug abus­ years, scores of summer festivals weekends, there’s the colorful SATURDAY: Annual Manchester meeting of the U cartid artery, causing faintness in occurring more frequently? and carnivals have emerged in market in the capital, where (arm tional Forest, commonly known as New England Precancel h Stamp Club — also at Htrald p^oto by Pinto Residents graduate at Central ers, 3 percent in Haitians and 1 certain people. This is called efforts to attract more tourists. women shamelessly beckon El Yunque after a mountain peak Mott's. Drop in from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. percent each in hemophiliacs, Subclavian Steal Syndrome. Several Manchester, Bolton and Coventry residents DEAR READER: Although The choices for Caribbean vaca­ shoppers: "P retty lady, here are in the reserve, is a Puerto Rican SUNDAY: Meriden Stamp & Card Anniversary heterosexuals and blood- It's possible in your case that, in graduated from Central Connecticut State University AIDS was first discovered four transfusion recipients. tions are as varied as the islands some nice bananas for you." It's paradise of birds and vegetation Show. It will be the group's 13th gala. Collectors and association with post-exercise low Wrapping up the day recently. years ago, it is now reaching themselves and the people who just 25 miles outside the capital. dealers from throughout the Northeast region are AIDS is still a relatively rare blood pressure, some artery is probably an old line, but it works. Manchester residents who earned bachelor's explosive proportions. As of Janu­ inhabit them, a rich mix of cultures The best buys are handwoven Covering 28,000 acres, it is the only expected to attend. Place: Connecticut Yale Inn, just disease. A pregnant woman or her shunting blood inappropriately Lucie Fauteux wraps her son, Mark, in a Place, and found a little respite from the degrees include: ary 1985. 7,857 cases (with a from the Latins of Puerto Rico to baskets and spices, notably nut­ tropical park in the U.S. national off the East Main Street exits of Interstate Route 91 infant would not contract it unless away from your eyes or visual Mary Barbour, 428 W.Middle Turnpike: James mortality rate of virtually 100 the East Indians of Trinidad. system. and the Wilbur Cross Parkway. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 towel following an afternoon dip at the heat at the pool. the woman belonged to one of the center. If you are exercising meg and cinammon that were Crowley, 18 Lincoln St.: Drew Flavell, 3 Gardner St.; percent) had been reported in the Herewith a sampling of the While at El Yunque, look two p.m. Free admission and parking. Robertson Pool. The two live at 3 Stock high-risk population groups. Des­ violently, you might consider less likely picked that same day. Joanne Foumeri, 63-9 Summit St.: Kathleen Ungord, L United States. Researchers are Caribbean offerings: of its most famous ofltnngs; pite the incomplete data regarding strenuous activity. On the other A must for native cuisine is the 28 Woodbridge St.: Jean McDermott, 60 Elsie Drive; now learning the genetic structure thumbnail-sized orchids and the the transmission of AIDS, it's safe hand, if blurry vision is all you get, Nutmeg restaurant on the harbor. Dolores Michl, 36 Milford Road; Philip PetUne, 160 of the virus but they are still a long l-inch-long singing tree frog, to conclude that the chances of an you might choose to ignore the Grenads Garlicky turtle steak tops the Charter Oak St.; Jacqueline Ryan, 12 Thompson way from finding a prevention or called coqui, which is the island's Yankee Traveler uninfected mother transmitting menu and a typical dinner is under Road: John Toomey Jr., 36 Maple St.; Eleanor cure. visual abnormality unless it This East Caribbean island has mascot. While shelters are plenti­ the disease to her baby are progresses. *20. For less adventuresome stom­ Tunney, 37 Edgerton St. Certain conditions increase the , extremely unlikely, become an increasingly popular ful from the frequent rains at El achs, try the surprisingly good Also, Meredith Allyn, 150 Avery St.; Donald risk of AIDS. In a recent study, 73 retreat, possibly because of the Yunque, its year-round cool Send your questions to Dr. Gott Ristorante Italia. Beckman, 63 McKee St.: Suzanne Chamberlain, 309B percent of cases occurred in attention it received from the U.S. temperatures mean vis ito rs DEAR DR. GOTT: Several at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH The local currency is the East Green Road; Erin Connolly, 133 Florence St; Lynn homosexuals and bi^xuals, 17 invasion of October 1983, or possi­ should also carry a wrap. Farmington keeps heat on with chiii test times I have had blurred vision 44101. Caribbean dollar, three of which bly because that invasion purged The extra clothing can be shed Damon, 45 Saint Paul Drive: Douglas Dnda, 957 are roughly equal to one U.S. Tolland Turnpike; Bradford Farley, 206 Blue Ridge . the island of Cuban leftist dollar. just five miles farther east, at influence. Luquillo Beach. The masses that New England will offer a wealth of Heritage Festival will be held In and museum collections throughout annual Teddy Bear's Picnic, and all Drive; Saeed Ghoreshi, P.O. Box 551; Mariann Moles are pesty critters Since a U.S.-backed moderate gather here during the weekend events the weekend of July 12 through Wakefield, R.I., Friday, July 12through New England and New York, will be on that's required to attend is a picnic Grenier, 190 Summit St. and Robert Halldln, 215 government was voted into power Dominican Republic practically blanket the white sands 14, recommended by the ALA Auto k Sunday, July 14. Numerous attractions display, as will a group of 16 miniature lunch ... and a teddy bear. Kennedy Road: Sharon Beauregard, 35 Timber Tail; last December, tourism has been It was only after the assassina­ of the coconut-tree-lined beach but Travel Club. A chili festival, a heritage have made this event a yearly success quilts, all measuring under 8-inches From 2 to 3 p.m., teddy-bears and Margaret Cleary, 6 Cushman Drive; and Donna celebration, a quilt show, a carriage square. A group of 20 contemporary their friends will dine al fresco on the DeMarco, 152 Leland Drive. DEAR DEAR PO LLY: When I am on the rise. Grenada officials say tion of the iron-fisted military it is often nearly deserted during and this year's program should be no they expect 15 percent more and driving event, a Teddy Bear's quilts, plus quilted garments and wall lawns of The Bema, an outdoor Also, Kurt Hassett, 107 Charter Oak St.; Karin PO LLY: I have through with my rubber gloves, I leader Rafael Trujillo 24 years ago the week. different. picnic and an oyster festival are all on hangings will be on view. amphitheatre. Dancing bears and strol­ Johnson, 92 Redwood Road; Robert Landolina, 195 a terrible lawn cut them into rubber bands. The visitors in 1985 than the year that the Dominican Republic be­ One benefits of being a U.S. Arts and crafts, races and contests before. tap. More than 120 quilters will be vying ling entertainers will complete the Ralph Road; Margaret Langston, 12 Park St.; problem. I have fingers make small bands and the gan to slowly develop as a tourist commonwealth Island is a road for children, music and entertainment, "The Great Connecticut Chill Festi­ (or coveted blue ribbons in a contest of luncheon festivities. Later, the singing Jacqueline Leone, 62 Kingswood Drive; Mary moles. How can rest of the glove gives me a variety Grenada is slightly on the draw. system that is extensive and and a major penny raffle, will be held to Pointers val” will be held at the Farmington Polo quilts made by hand in the past year. duo, Rosenshontz, will periorm on the McCarthy, 57 Hackmatack St.; Ronald Melnik, 50 I get rid of of sizes. I ’ve found many uses for underdeveloped side, but for the Recent governments have well-maintained. Those taking ad­ benefit local charities. Perhaps the Grounds in Farmington on Saturday, Lectures will also be open to the public outcloor stage. Ardmore Road; Kenneth Patrizzi, 44 Pilgrim Lane; ' them? these rubber bands. I cut the tips of vacationer who really wants to get stepped up efforts, focusing much vantage of it shouid be aware that biggest draw of all will be the "Make away from it all, this would fit the July 13. Between 50 to 60 cooks will be throughout each day of the festival. Glenn Phelps, 150 Oak St.; Steven Pllver, 143 Florence D.R. Polly Fisher the fingers off and use them as of their efforts on the north coast, Puerto Rican drivers tend to be Your Own Bake,” offered on both bill. preparing their own special chili Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily. If the success of the past few years is St.; Scott Roberts, 114 Harlan St.; Lisa Schwartz, 17 rubber fingertips when sorting two-thirds of which is mostly more aggressive than in most U.S. Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. until Telephones are little more than concoctions in decorated booths depict­ Admission: *3, adults; children under any indication of attendance (or this Cole St.; James Stevenson, 46 Kennedy Road; DEAR D.R.: papers. leafing through magazines undeveloped sandy beaches. cities. the food runs out. ing their style. "Wild Whit's Snake Pit year's event, the lawn of The Bema will Michael Strietelmeier, 58 Wilfred Raod. and Kenneth My county and catalogs, etc. props and narrow roads that could The jewel of the effort is Puerto A car rental tip: prices vary 16, free. Lectures extra. For informa­ pass for the lunar surface are (jhili,” and "M elville's Fire and Gas Depending on your appetite, you can tion, call (802) 485-7092. be blanketed with teddy bears. Admis­ Thomas, 30 Hudson St. cooperative- AGNES Plata, a port city of 50,000. Since greatly but discount outfits offer choose from lobsters, clams, sausages, sion: *2.50. For information, call (603) Manchester residents who received master of extension agent shared by cars, pedestrians and 1980, it has gained an airport, four undistinguished autos, compiete Chill” should give an idea as to what grazing goats and cows. visitors should expect. com, potatoes and fish dishes, plus WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN IN PRIN­ 646-2422. science degrees include: Donna Acker, 435 Bigelow recommends the application of You also may use traps, which 1 DEAR AGNES: You certainly vllla-and condo-style resorts and with insurance and unlimited All chili recipes will be sampled and assort^ beverages and desserts, or all St.; Marla Amodeo, 399 Woodland St.; Michael Diazinon or Oftanol. two insecti­ would recommend if you use your get your money’s worth out of While the inconveniences are an 18-hole golf course designed by miieage, for as low as *15 a day. CETON, MASS., will come alive with Judged by a panel of experts. Results of the aforementioned. What you carry the sights and sounds of horses and IN MAINE, THE 7TH ANNUAL Frazier, 26 Whitney Road; Mama Kaye, 29 Hamilton cides. I know that sounds strange, grass clippings for vegetable those rubber gloves! I'm sure being tended to, in large part with Robert Trent Jones. will be released late In the afternoon. on your plate, determines the price. River Oyster Festival will be held In Drive; John Kellogg, 106 Carpenter Road; Petrea but apparently the insecticide garden mulch and don't like to use many of our readers will find those U.S. assistance, Grenada plans to Sosua, 15 miles east of Puerto carriages, Saturday, July 13. That's St. Thomae" In addition to the host of chili Hours: Friday, 5 p.m. to midnight; when the American Driving Society Damariscotta, Friday, July 12 through Reading, 3 Tanner St., and Jeffrey Tboraton, 71 destroys the grubs that the moles chemicals on your vegetable plot. rubber bands useful. Your helpful hold on to the charming aspects of Plata, is smaller (pop. 15,000) but preparers, entertainment will be pro­ Saturday, 10 a.m. to |1 p.m.; and presents the 2nd annual Wachusett Sunday, July 14. Oysters, of course, will Branford St. * feed on. Follow the directions (and Pointer earns you the Pointer of being a small island, (133-square offers a more cosmopolitan flavor This U.S. Virgin Island is the miles, to be exact). vided by four country and western Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For complete Mountain Carriage and Driving Show. take center stage with displays on how Bolton residents and their degrees include: all safety precautions) on the DEAR POLLY: I have three the Week award, a copy of my book with a disproportionate share of place for the shopaholic who isn't bands, and contests of skill and fun will information, call (401) 783-0907. Planned are a full schedule of they're cultivated, shucked, and eaten. Christopher Ursln, 105 South Road, and Anastals insecticide package. To be effec­ small children, ages 7. 4 and 5. "P olly's Pointers: 1081 Helpful Andre Cherman, the head of the non-Dominicans. In 1940, some 600 looking (or a cure but (or a fix. island's hotel association, says his be held throughout the day. Of (wurse, pleasure classes, obstacle courses, and Other events scheduled Include a Morlanos,.42 South Road, bachelor of science; Carol tive, the pesticide must be applied When I make a trip to town, I Household Hints for Making E ver­ Jewish World War II refugees The waterfront capital of Char­ chili and other edibles will be available, QUILT FANCIERS WILL JOURNEY road race, an antique car show, a Hewey, 33 Rosewood Lane, and Johanna Young, 123 correctly and have time to soak always have my older ones hold on ything Last Longer.” group will not allow any of the arrived in Sosua and started a lotte Amalie has everything from a pleasure drive, six-mile marathon into the top two inches of soil. to my clothing so I can feel their planned new hotels to go higher meat and dairy industry. street vendors, who sell T-shirts too. Admission: *3. All proceeds to to Northfield, Vt., to take in the 9th around the mountain. For complete parade, musical entertainment, a ca­ Notch Raod, master of science. hands. This is especially helpful Others who would like this book and creative shell and stone benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Associ­ annual Vermont Quilt Festival, Friday, Information, call (607) 464-5101. noe race and a flea market. Hours: Coventry residents and thrir.degrees Include: when crossing the street, since my can order it for *6.50. Make check ation. For complete information, call July 12 through Sunday, July 14, at Friday, noon to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 Eric Alice, 39 Maryanne Drive, John Goldsnlder, 9 necklaces, to a full-fledged Gucci. Abut* apurt alarm hands are usually full holding.onto payable to POLLY’S POINTERS Some of the scores of jewelry (203) 2*0-1521. Plumley Armory at Norwich TE D D Y BEARS W ILL BE the focus a.m. to 10p.m.; and Sunday, 10a.m. to 6 819 Grant Hill, Barbara Wells, 201 Pucker St., Cathy University. DeSilva, 40 Lake Road, and John Matthews, 157 More than eight in 10 drug the baby. I don't worry about them and send to P O L L Y ’S POINTERS, stores are big enough to pass (or of attention on Sunday, July 14, in p.m. For complete Information, call Cinema Over 90 antique quilts, from private Merrow Road, bachelor of science. abusers are combining cocaine getting in the path of a car as long in care of the Manchester Herald, warehouses, and indeed, some are. THE 16TH AN N U AL South County Hanover, N.H. It will be time (or the 3rd (207) 563-3176. with alcohol, marijuana, tranqui­ as I can feel them hanging on. Box 1216, Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH Jewelry — gold, pearls, Colombian D. 45201. Hartfsrd 9:W. emeralds — are among the real lizers, sleeping pills or narcotics, CInsma City — Ths Gods Must Bt WllllimNitlc Holt named to honor society according to a survey of callers to a — Lllv In Lovt Jlllsaa Sauara Cinema — Pole Rider bargains, as are china and crystal drug hotline. (PG-13) 7:20, 9:15. — Th# Emtrold and French and other perfumes. Mary Holt, a Class of 1985 physics m ajor at Union forsst (R) 7:10, 9:45. — Strsotwlss 51 U9*'. - Cocoon (P(*-13) 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — Red Sonia Discount is the key word for the About Town College. Schenectady, N.Y., was named to the ' This represents a 19 percent Thoughts 7:30, 9:35. (PG-13) 1:10,3:10,7:10,9:10. - B « k to increase in multiple drug use from lo st Harttsrd the Future (PG ) 1, 3:10, 7, 9:10. — The shopper, who just (or the asking, college's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, an honor society two years ago, said researchers ■ostwssd Pub B Clnsma — Bsvtrlv Goonles (PG ) 1, 3 ;» , 7:10, 9:20. — often will get a pricetag lowered IS based on scholarship and character. Hills Cop (R) 7:30. Fletch (PG ) 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. from the hotline, 800-COCAINE, at percent or more. The convention will open at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. A She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Holt of The familiar story of the good share it.” P ttr Richard's Pub 4 Clnamo — Oflva-lRs: P«ac« group plant a picnic Smokart Anonymout maatt Fair Oaks Hospital in Summit. Brtwsttr's Millions (PG ) 7:M, 9:30. A trip to St. Thomas can be easily banquet will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday. The past West Hartford and a Manchester High tehcMl Samaritan in the 10th chapter of What about us? Do we show Uiswcosa Clnamas — Rombo: First lo st Windsor — Red Sonlo (PG-13) N.J. i : X with Cat's Eva (PG-13) 10:M. combined with a Puerto Rican The Manchester Interracial (Council and the Peace Smokers Anonymous will meet at 8 p.m. Sundays at presidents’ dinner will be Friday at 6:30 p.m. A graduate. Luke's gospel illustrates for us the compassion and concern to others Blood Port II (R) 1, 3, 5, 7:45,10:10. — Ths Goonits (PG ) 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:X, Manchastar — Reopens Friday. trek. Round-trip air fares between and Justice Committee of the Manchester Area Bonanza meeting room, 240 Spencer St. The group has reception (or hospital volunteers will be Thursday at "T h e hazards of any one of the importance of compassion and in need? 9:45. — Bock to ths Future IPG ) 12:», M ^sflald — The Emerald Forest ( R) changed its meeting time from 7:30 p.m. with Tima Bandits (R) at dork. the two Islands run as'Iow as *4S. (Conference of Churches plan a picnic Sunday from 1 to noon. drugs alone may not be signifi­ concern. You remember that the 2:45, 5, 7:M, 9:45. — Cocoon (PG-13) 5 p.m. at Verplanck School. Adams receives prize Finally, all of you, live in 12:15, 2:W, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40. — Polo cant,” said Dr. Mark Gold, direc­ Samaritan saw this wounded man harmony with one another; be RIdor (R) 12:15, 2:35, 4:50, 7:M, 10. — Picnickers should bring their own lunches and a Christine Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tor of research at the hospital, "but on the road — when he saw him, he Lodga plana potiuck sympathetic, love as brothers, be St. Elmo's FIro (R ) 12;M, 2:45, 5, 7:M, salad or dessert to share. "There will be no barbecuing. Dixie mutic at thell Laurence Adams of 226 Hebron Raod, Bolton, recently when combined, the effects can be had compassion on him, and went 9:50. — Prliil'sH onor (R) 1:15,4,7:10, In case of rain, the group will meet at the home of Joan Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America, will have to him, compassionate and humble, (i 9:45. — Flstch(PG) 1,3,5,7:M, 9:50.— was awarded the Julia Wells Bower Prize at severely toxic or even lethal." Peter 3:8). Roturn to Ol (PG ) 12:45, 3, 5:10. — A O'Loughlin, 45 Fairview St. a potiuck and meeting Friday at Vasa Park, Meriden. Lou Joubert's Dixieland Band will entertain at the Connecticut College in New London. A pastor in Pittsburgh illus­ Vlaw to Kill (PG ) 7:20,9:50. For more information, call O’Loughlin, 643-4031. A bus will leave Emanuel Lutheran Chruch at 5:30 Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on Thursday at 7 The prize (or excellence in mathematics was Two-thirds of emergency room trated this parable in this way: If anyone has material posses­ Manchastar p.m. (or the park. p.m. offered by an anonymous donor in honor of Bower, a cases admitted for drug use The robber says, "W hat's yours sions and sees his brother in need UA Thsatars la s t — Bavarly Hills Cop (R) 2,4:15,7:10,9:40.-Brs^tsr's Ovaraatart tat tavaral tattlona Joubert, who also conducts the Manchester Senior professor emeritus of mathematics at the college. involve combination or polydrug is mine and I'll take it.” but has no pity on him, how can the Millions (PG ) 2:X, 4:40, 7:X, 9:M. — Citizens’ Band, will present music in the style of New use, according to the National The priest and Levite say: love of God be in him? Dear Tlw Advonturts of Huckltborry Finn 2, 4:W, 7, 9:M. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday at 1 Auxiliary hat atata convention Orleans’s Bourbon Street. The program is sponsored Institute on Drug Abuse. Liver "What's mine is mine and I'll keep children, let us not love with words p.m. at Bonanza meeting room, 240 Spencer St. The by United Bank k Trust Co. Qlbson sams dagraa damage, problems with sexual it." or tongue blit with actions and in T r ^ u x Callata Twht— Grsystoko: group also meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 p.m., EAST HARTFORD — The 65th annual convention of If it rains, the concert will be postponed until Friday Andrew T . GIbaoa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. function, pyschiatric problems, The innkeeper says, "What’s truth. (1 John 3:17,18). im . 5.* Tarzon, Lord of f ha Apas On July 10 at 8:00 P,M, and July 14 at 7:30 P Jt. Mondays at 1; 15 p.m. and Thursdays at p.m. the American Legion Auxiliary, Department of (PG ) 7 with Chorlotsof Flra(PG)9:2S. 6 at 7 p.m. The band shell is on the Manchester Gibson of 656 Wetherell St., received a bachelor of brain damage and death arelhore mine is yours if you can pay for it." Thursday sessions have speakers and discussions. Connecticut, will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday Second screen schedule unovollobla. Community College campus, 60 Bidwell St. Bring science degree from Johnson k Wales (^oUega, likely when more than one drug is The good Samaritan says, Pastor James Bellasov at the LTM Workshop Thaaday sessions have writing workshops. at the Rampda Inn, East Hartford. seating. "W hat's mine is yours and I ’ll Faith Baptist Church CMia I B 2— Beverly Hills Cop (R ) 7, Providence, R.I., in June. a b u ^ . |:10. — Brewster's Millions (PG ) 7:10, 201 Pine St,, Manchester / For information call 646-1180 r MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 9. 1985 - 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueadav, July 9, 1985 Me 1$ emergency landing $lte Shuttle has contingency plans SPORTS

Bv Anthony Boodit Unittd P rtu Intornotlonal Proposed Shuttle Emergency Landing MBs saddled with first defeat Brophy tabbed SANTIAGO, Chile - When the Morlarty plated the gam e’s first •pace shuttle blasts off from BRISTOL — Not a single player shortstop Ray Sullivan in the surrendering a two-out, two-strike Site on Chile's Easter Island run in tte second on a Mike California early next year, It will on M orlarty Brothers’ front- bottom of the ninth that allowed double to Rick Ouellette. Mike Johnson sacrifice fly. A pair of MB have the world’s loneliest Inha­ running Twilight League power­ Big Dollar to tally the winning run. Beaudoin then followed with a errors led to a three-run. Big bited Island as an emergency Easter Island is ideedly located to serve as an house expected the streak to last two-run safety to knot it up at 7-all. national champ landing site If anything goes wrong ’The MBs, now 12-1, had taken a Dollar third Inning. emergency landing site for the shuttle’s polar forever. Morlarty'had runners on second on takeoff. 7-3 lead in the sixth, scoring a But the defending playoff cham­ and third in the eighth but failed to Ray Gllha bombed a two-run The military government has orbits, to begin from Vandenberg next March. quartet of markers on Mike pions’ first loss of the season was a score. homer over the centerfleld fence to There’s a new national cham­ Thirteen other commpetitors approved U.S. National Aeronau­ The shuttle is launched into equatorial orbits Johnson’s two-run bloop double, a hai^ pill to swallow, nonetheless. tie It up In the fourth. qualified for the elite event, tics and Space Administration from Cape Canaveral and has emergency sacrifice fly by Jeff Johnson and an pion residing in Manchester. The MBs saw their 12-game Big Dollar won it in the ninth Steve Chotiner paced the MBs’ plans to extend the runway on landing sites in Senegal and Spain. RBI-single by Jon Haggerty. including entrants from Califor­ unbeaten streak snapped Monday against reliever Bill Aksamlt. Two offense with three hits, while Bill Manchester High track and Easter Island, a tiny volcanic nia, Georgia, Wyoming. Mis­ Vandenberg night at Muzzy Field, as Big Dollar In the bottom of the frame, the singles placed men on first and Chapulls, Mike Johnson and Gliha field star Brian Brophy added island in the South Pacific, and souri, Michigan and Illinois. Liquor came from behind to pull bottom fell out for Moriarty third with two down, before Dick added two apiece. another title to his prestigious President Augusto Pinochet is »Air Force Base, CA^ out an 8-7 squirmer. starting pitcher Brian Labbe. The Atkinson grounded to Sullivan and collection during the past Brophy, 16, was the CIAC expected to give his approval soon. beat the late throw to first. Mike Morlarty is back In action A'Cape Moriarty’s usually solid defense hosts loaded the bases with three weekend. State Open discus champ and an Military officials say the plan Giovanazzo counted from third tonight against the Imagineers at I ..^Canaveral, FLA. committed a trio of costly miscues, straight singles, and Labbe came All-State selection us a sopho­ will bring Chile closer to the United including a bobble by Gold Glovp close to escaping unscathed before with the gamer. Bloomfield High at 6 p.m. States. But the project has come Brophy won the discus in the more during the past spring under fire from Chileans who fear TAC Intermediate Boys Na­ season, helping the MHS track it will damage the island’s unique tional Championship, held at team to on undefeated 7-0 - b i ­ archaeological heritage. Post 102 explodes to drub Rockville MItchel Park in Unlondale, New campaign. Brophy also copped Critics claim the United States York from July 2-7. first in the recent MCC-New will turn the remote island into a p o la r Equatorial vered a two more runs with a base England Relays strategically placed military base Manchester Legion stayed on a frames. Dan Bontempo, Mike Charter Brophy recorded a winning hit. Mike Custer added yet another that could drag Chile into the orbit orbit roll Monday In preparation for its Manchester, now 8-2 in the Zone and Brian Feshler walked in A fine, all-around athlete, two-run single to cap the barrage. toss of 47.24 meters. In second forefront of superpower conflicts upcoming Zone Eight showdown and 17-9 overall, hosts Bloomfield succession to open the decisive Brophy also received his var­ Ogden chucked the complete place was Chris Colwell of and make the country a sitting with East Hartford. tonight in a 6 p.m. tilt at Cougar sixth. Sean McCarthy then singled game win, scattering nine hits, Glendale, Arizona (45.61), while sity letters in football and duck in a nuclear war. Post 102 erupted for seven runs Field. The locals travel to East to score Bontemp, before Jim while fanning four and walking Jason Burleson of Hamilton, basketball during the past year In the sixth inning to beat Rock­ Hartford’s Ray McKenna Field Fogarty cracked a two-run double. Easter Island three. Brendan McCarthy was the Texas finished third (45.18). at Manchester High. EASTER ISLAND, CHILE’S Wednesday night in the long- ville, _ll-4, at Cougar Field in a lone Manchester batter to collect ONLY Polynesian possession, lo­ awaited rematch with their arch- Chris Ogden drew a free pass, CHILE Zone e.ight contest that was halted two hits. 9 cated some 2,000 m iles*off the because of darkness after six rivals. and then Brendan McCarthy deli­ South American coast, is one of the ‘1^ world’s most fantastic open-air museums. Hurst wins again Massive stone heads carved out iMataveri of volcanic stone by unknown Oilers, > sculptors many centuiies„ago dot miles the barely inhabited island. The mysterious 30-foot figures with Evans’ arm saves Sox long faces stand all around the MARC UPI Graphic/R. Toro windswept island, looking out to Dwight Evans’ throw is something streak of 90 errorless innings, sea. Bv United Press International he has been doing for years. Their dating back to June 28 when UPl photo “ The NASA plan is absurd. It’s When the space shuttle blasts oft from wrong on takeoff. Chile's government In finals OAKLAND. Calif. - The Oak­ defense took the game away from Codiroli committed an error at like building a dance floor in the California early next year, It will have the has approved NASA's plans to extend us.” ^ Natural History Museum,” said land A ’s had no choice but to run, Texas. Qlimb mountain Bruce Hurst scattered seven Boston scored the winning run in Chilean historian Oscar Pinochet world’s loneliest inhabited Island as an the runway on Easter Island — a tiny And then there were two. trailing the Boston Red Sox 2-1 in hits, struck out six and walked one iBe ninth. With one out, Marty de la Barra, one of the critics of the emergency landing site if anything goes volcanic island in the South Pacific. MARC ousted the Lawyers, 5-1, the bottom of the ninth inning. Francois Roy of Quebec City, Canada, nears the top of over 7 1-3 innings, wfth Steve Barrett singled and took third on a space shuttle landing project. in the Town Farm Tournament at They also had no chance, challeng­ his 650-foot ciimb on Cathedrai Ledge in North Conway, Verplanck Field Monday night. Crawford surrendering four hits single by Evans. Barrett scored on Opposition leaders, complaining planned at four a year, require an and has budgeted $11 million for a landing site that can be used at a ing the cannon arm of Dwight N.H., recentiy. Photographer Garo Lachinian of ’The triumph sets up a showdown over the last 1 2-3 innings to notch Wade Boggs’ RBI single. that the country has not been fully emergency landing site In the the island project. ’The funds have pinch.” Evans. at Verplanck tonight between the his second save. Watertown, Mass., who did it the easy way, driving to the informed about a project, which, South Pacific In case of an engine already been requested from For shuttle launches over the On a night when Oakland broke a Codiroli, 8-5, pitched eight in­ unbeaten Oilers (3-0) and MARC " I tried to keep them off balance top, records event on fiim. they claim, will damage national failure, and Easter Island is Congress. Atlantic from Florida’s Kennedy 90-innlng errorless streak, a bril­ nings and allowed seven hits, (3-1). A win for the Oilers would and keep them off base," said sovereignty, have demanded a ideally positioned. At no cost to Chile, embassy Space Center, NASA has permis­ liant diving catch by Boston walked four and struck out four. clinch the title. Hurst, 5-7. "W e made some great referendum to put the issue to the U.S. Embassy officials In Santi­ officials say, Easter Island will be sion to use Dakar International outfielder Steve Lyons and veteran The A’s loaded the bases In the Mike Toomey went the distance defensive plays, especially Lyons’ country. ago said the NASA project Involves decked out with the best equipment Airport in Senegal as an emer­ right fielder Evans’ game-ending eighth but failed to score and in the Life didn’t Imitate art on the mound for the victors catch. 1 must admit I tired in the The United States plans to start lengthening the runway at Ma- that any modem airport in the gency landing site, with no incon­ throw to home plate in the ninth ninth, the A ’s finally pushed across Monday, with batterymate Shawn eighth inning. I am not sure if it launching space shuttles from taverl, the island's airport, by 1,420 world has. The airstrip extension venience to commercial air traffic inning gave Boston a 2-1 triumph a run when Hill singled and tallied BUFFALO, Wyo. (U PI) - In a proud" of the number of speeding Knowles doing a good job behind over the Oakland A ’s. was the heat, or what.” Vandenberg Air Force Base in feet to the 11,055 feet required for a will allow wide-bodied planes to there. on a two-out double by Carney real-life "Cannonball Run,” seven violations. the plate. Dave Toomey, Ken Lyons stretched parallel to the Southern California next March. shuttle landing and its eventual land there, thus boosting the Lansford. Bruce Bochte then of the eight drivers in the 300-niile Snellenberger, Mike Toomey and "Someone once asked me ground to make his diving catch off J Scott Rathbun, wearing a ruffled Shuttles flying from Vandenberg piggy-back retrieval by a Boeing race received speeding tickets, tourist trade, they add. NASA ALSO HAS EMER­ whether 1 enjoy hitting a homer a Donnie Hill liner in the second singled to right, but Evans cut tuxedo shirt with bow tie, spent the will be able to fly in orbits that 747. Frank Hersha carried the offen­ and one motorcyclist clocked at 131 The embassy’s science attache, GENCY landing options in Spain, more or throwing a guy out at the inning. down Lansford at the plate with a night in Jail after being clocked at cross the poles. Shuttles launched In addition, the latest micro- sive load for MARC. mph spent the night in Jail. Joel Cassman, dismissed charges on Okinawa in the Pacific and in plate," said Evans. I told him I like Lyons said, "1 wouldn’t dive at perfect peg for the final out. 131 mph. Six of the other seven from Cape Canaveral can only go wave landing aid system must be Shaun Hartigan and Bob The Sunday event, sponsored by of possible ecological damage and Hawaii. throwing a guy out because it the ball if I didn’t think I had a Boston catcher Rich Gedman participants received traffic into equatorial orbits. installed, plus strong xenon land­ Mercier hit well for the Lawyers. the Buffalo Chamber of Com­ said earth movements will not Fears voiced by Chilean critics always means something." chance on it." and Oakland skipper Jackie Moore tickets for speeds up to 8S mph. Polar orbits are required for ing lights, effectively upgrading Matt Viara pitched well, while merce, took its name from the Burt extend beyond the airport’s pres­ that the mass influx of NASA Carney Lansford said it was the The Red Sox took advantage of both agreed that it was right to weather and Earth resources the airport’s facilities and Increas­ Jason Fiore, ^ o tt Scheinblum and Reynolds' film that portrayed a The winner of the race com­ ent perimeter. None of the myste­ technicians might hurt the Polyne­ first lime he ever recalled being pitcher Chris Codiroll’s thEPwipg gamble on tying the score by satellites and for certain kinds of ing its security. Mercier were defensive standouts. fictitious transcontinental road pleted the course in 4 hours and 22 rious stone figures will be affected. sian cultural traditions of Easter thrown out at home. error to break a scoreless tie in the' sending Lansford home. military reconnaissance space­ ’The nearest alternative airport race. minutes in a 1985 Pontiac Trans- "It might never be used. There Island’s 1,700 native inhabitants Red Sox’ third baseman Wade Boggs comes down with Manager Jackie Moore said, "I fifth.’ Glenn Hoffman singled and "It was a go-for-broke situa­ craft because a satellite flying is located 1,000 miles away in hasn’t been a single emergency also appear to be unfounded. tion,” said Gedman, "and they U would do it (send Lansford home) reached third when Codiroli threw Chamber of Commerce spokes­ Am, Pierson said, despite getting over the poles overflies the entire the late tag as A’s Dave Kingman is safe in the sixth Tahiti, officials said. abort yet in tbe 18 space shuttle Cassman said the project will not all over again if I had the chance. wildly on an attempted pickoff. were not guaranteed a hit by the woman Nancy Koehler said driv­ stopped for traveling 67 mph. The globe periodically. Royal ace ers were “ instructed to obey the lone driver who obeyed the law missions to date," Cassman said. involve any personnel stationed inning Monday. Boggs ripped an RBI-single in the ninth "W e had a lot of opportunities, Evans’ infield out scored Hoffman. next batter. If the guy does not The Vandenberg launches, NASA WILL FOOT THE BILL la\V,” and officials were "not real finished third. "But the program requires having permanently on the island snaps hex to drive in the winning run in a 2-1 Boston triumph. but we did not take advantage. Codiroli’s error broke the A ’s make a good throw, he is safe” Births By Joe llluzzi AL roundup United Press International L NEW YORK — Bret Saberhagen Plecity, Ronald Scott II, son of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Drive. The baby has two sisters, was pitching in a Double-A league Mary Anne (Breton) and Ronald The maternal grandparents are Ashley, 5>A, and Kerri, 4. when the Kansas City Royals last Reborn Fisk maintains siugging pace Scott Plecity of 10 Cross St., was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vallone of beat the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. But he could bom June 19 at Manchester East Hartford.^The paternal Hallenbeck, Christy Lee, daugh­ By Gerry Monlgan four hours a day, five days a week ces’ single with one out in the have been playing in Timbuktu and Memorial Hospital. The baby’s grandpai!eirta^_pi’e Mr. and Mrs. ter of George and Loralee (Binks) United Press International during the offseason on a training bottom of the llth inning scored he still would heard about that maternal grandparents are Mr. Jospeh Cataldo of Old Lyme. Hallenbeck of New Britian, was program to prepare his body for Brian Downing from second base and Mrs. Louis A. Breton of born June 12 at Manchester game. Just when you thought Carlton another season behind the plate and gave the Angels the triumph. The date was Aug. 18, 1983, the Chisbolm, Maine. The mnaternal Thibeault, Alan Michael, son of Memorial Hosptial. The maternal Fisk might be washed up ... and at it, and obviously it has paid Donnie Moore, 6-3, got two outs for great-grandmother is Mary Irene conclusion of the infamous Pine Donald A. and Nancy J. (Dennen) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. "H e ’s making a believer out of a off. the victory while Milwaukee re­ Bennett of 66 E. Pascal Lane. The Thibeault of 25 Tyler Circle, was Victor J. Binks of 240 Lake St. The Dying for the spinach Tar Game, one of the most bizarre lot of people who had doubts about liever Bob Gibson, 6-5, took the paternal grandparents are Mr. and born June 16 at Manchester paternal grandmother is Mary games in recent memory, ^nd him in the past,” said Lance Fisk’s total of 21 home runs this loss. Rob Wilfong, who cracked Mrs. Ronald F. Plecity of 18 Memorial Hospital. The maternal HiUlenbeck of New Britian. Saberhagen, then 19 years old ^ a s Parrish after Fisk hit a solo home year is five shy of his personal three hits, and Rupert Jones Foxcrnft Drive. The paternal grandmother is Doris Dennen of pit(;hlng for Jacksonville of the run and a grand slam Monday high, reached three limes. With 50 socked homers fbr the winners. great-grandmothers are Ida Arm­ South Kingston, R.I, The paternal QuairocelU, Daniel Edward, son cannelloni you had at your Southern League. night to power the Chicago White RBI, he has a.shot at reaching 100 strong of 72B Pascal Lane and Mae grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Stephen R. and Cathleen (Ko­ Since then, the Yankees had Sox to a 9-4 victory over the Detroit for the second lime in his career. Twins 7, Oriolas 4 Plecity of Rockville. Donald Thibeault of 281 E. Middle walski) Quatrocelli of 29 Bishop beaten the Royals nine straight Tigers. " I ’ve always felt he was a Last year, the timing of Fisk’s At Baltimore, Mark Salas Turnpike. Drive, was born June 12 at favorite Italian restaurant? times in the House ’That Ruth Built. tremendous ball player." hitting was peculiar. His 21 homers singled home Gary Gaetti to Damlano, Lisa Louise, daughter Manchester Memorial Hospital. But Monday night Saberhagen History will bear out Parrish’s drove in only 24 runs as he found his trigger a three-run 10th inning that of Paul J. and James (Peabody) Lapworih, Bethany Lee, daugh­ The maternal grandparents are lifted the hex by pitching a assessment. Fisk’s two homers homer stroke when no one was on helped Minnesota snap a four- Damiano of 28 Bruce Road, was ter of Jeffrey D. and Patricia A. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kowalski of five-hitter and leading the Royals increased his career total to 251, base. This year he hit a different game losing streak. It marked the bora June 14 at Manchester (Muldoon) Lapworth of 442 Spring Danbury. The paternal grandpar­ to a 5-2 victory in New York. with 242 coming as a catcher, rut. first managerial confrontation be­ Memorial Hospital. The maternal St., was born June 18 at Manches­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Maybe we can help. The "It’s a good feeling to come to moving the 1972 Rookie of the Year ”I went through a three-week tween the Twins’ Ray Miller and grandparents are Louise N. Peab­ ter Memorial Hospital. The mater­ Quatrocelli of Newington. New York and win,” said Saberha­ into a tie with Roy Campanella for stretch where I got six hits, ” Fisk Baltimore’s Earl Weaver, under ody of Franconia, N.H., and Roger nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herald is now running a weekly gen, who raised his record to 9-4. third place on that all-time list. said, ’and four of them were home whom Miller served as pitching A. Peabody of Littleton, N.H. The William Muldoon of 150 Eldridge Woodbury, Greg Joseph, son of column featuring readers’ “ Hopefully we can keep it up and Only Johnny Bench and Yogi runs. Hopefully, I’ll have a few coach for five seasons. Salas and paternal grandparents are Doris St. The paternal grandparents are David C. and Karen (Doyon) put them In a hole." Berra have hit more home runs as more multiple hit games now," Gaetti roped three hits each to Damiano of Keene, N.H., and Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Lapworth of Woodbury of Longhill Road, An­ favorite restaurant dishes. To Saberhagen mowed down the catchers. pace Minnesota. Ron Davis Louise Damiano of Orlando, Fla. South Vermouth, Mass. The baby dover, was bora June 13 at enter, simply fill out the coupon Yankees, who had won four "H e ’s an inspiration to us young Indians 4, Rangars 0 notched his second win in relief. has a sister, Carolyn Lapworth. 2. Manchester Memorial Hospital. straight and 10 of their previous 13 guys," said Detroit’s Parrish, who At Cleveland, Neal Heaton Blu* Jays 4, Marinars 0 Garoppolo, Calena Ann, daugh­ The maternal grandparents are below, listing your favorite dish games, and beat Phil Niekro, a at 29 is eight years younger than pitched a six-hitter for bis first ter of David and Kim (Gilbert) McMahon, James Thomas, son Barbara Doyon of Palm Street and pitcher 25 years his elder. Fisk. At Seattle, Dave Stieb and Jim and the local restaurant that victory in seven starts and Carmen \ Garoppolo of 309 Hemlock Point of David T. and Sharon (Hundley) Joseph Doyon of Main Street. Tbe Saberhagen, who ran into trou­ "H e ’s had problems physically Acker combined on a seven-hitter, UPl photo Drive, Coventry, was bora June 14 McMahon of 108 Wy Middle Turn­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and serves it. It may be an appe­ ble only once when he allowed two the last few years, but I understand Castillo cracked a solo homer to leading Toronto to victory. Stieb, at Manchester Memorial Hosptial. pike, on June 17 at Manchester Mrs. Charles A. Woodbury of 58 tizer, main dish, vegetable, runs In the sixth, retired the final 11 he’s gone into a weight training beat Texas. Heaton, 5-10, struck 9-5, struck out five and walked one out four and walked two. Mike White Sox catcher Carlton Fisk slides safely home before The maternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. Ralph Road. The baby has two batters he faced, while completing program. I ’m glad to see anyone while allowing five hits over seven Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert of 236 brothers, Erik Woodbury, 6, and salad or dessert. his fourth game. The 21-year-old try to improve himself” Mason fell to 5-8. Pat Tabler ripped innings as he lowered his Am eri­ Tigers' catcher Bob Melvin can make the tag In the fifth Hilliard St. The paternal grand­ Sheridan, Jordan Wallert, son of Scott Woodbury, 3. right-hander struck out seven. Fisk was hampered all last three hits and had the game­ can League-leading ERA to 1.84. In frame. Fisk also crunched a two-run homer In the second parents are Beverly Erling of 492 Thomas M. and Ellen (Wallert) Royals manager Dick Howser season by an abdominal muscle winning RBI to pace the Tribe. his past 11 starts in which he has and a grand slam In the sixth In the 9-4 Chicago win. He 9 Woodbridge St. and John Garop­ Then we'll do the rest. We'll contact won six-of-eight decisions, he has Sheridan of 130 W. Center St., was Wilson, Katherine Laura, daugh­ said to overlook the date on his pull, and his batting average fell polo of 164 Mountain Road. The Angals 3, Brawars 2 compiled a 1.04 ERA. George Bell now has 21 round-trippers, tying him with Oakland's bora June 4 at Manchester Memor­ ter of Daniel R. and Donna the chef and ask for the recipe, which birth certificate when talking more than 40 points below his baby has tw.o brothers, Jason banged three hits for the Jays. Dave Kingman for the AL lead. ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ (Dletlein) Wilson of 153 J. Tudor will be printed in TODAY'S SPECIAL. about Saberhagen. career norm. "Pudge" worked At Anaheim, Calif., Doug DeCin- Garoppolo, 3, and Gregory Garop­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jan polo, 1>A. Lane, was born June 4 at Manches­ Wallert of 76 Conway Raod. The ter Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ maternal great-grandmother is nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cataldo, Joseph Frank, son of Mrs. Feodora van Alphen of Lawrence Ward of Epsom, N.H. Frank and Brenda (Vallone) Ca­ Hooguliet, the Netherlands. The Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Racquet Club boasts top/players and teachers taldo of 16 Brookfield Road, paternal grandparents are Mr. and James Wislon of Berlin, N.H. The Bolton, was born June 14 at Mrs. Martin Sheridan of 17 Alice baby has a sister, Jennifer, 4. E „ I Name...... T | Familiar figures to tennis players in the area will champion and (or a half dozen years teamed with Falkowskl, Bruno "B uck" Bycbolskl and Albert bold down key posts at the Manchester Racquet Club Martin Duke and the pair re lg n ^ as town doubles "Yosh” Vlncek. Dinner dale Is ^ p t. 27 at the Arm y ii during the balancedf the sumifier and when the indoor kings. Hyde at variouis times has coached the boys' Navy Club...Sign of the Times: Not one person 1885-88 season gets off the mark in September. tennis teams at Manchester High (or 15 years and was registered (or the recent scheduled tennis class at Beware this ‘wolfman,’ Jack ■ Address...... ! Phil Hyde, one of Manchester’s top players and Herald a basketball coach (or 12 years with the Indians, five Manchester Community College. Interest In the sport teachers for more than three decades, has assumed with the freshmen and seven with tbe varsity. is on the downgrade...Whltey Jenkins, former PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) more like an aggressive, bearded Anselmo Tucutl Gonzalez, armed tbe position as program director. He replaces Dan A graduate of Keene State Teachers College, Hyde Manchester HlghTathlete, Is serving as head coach of — A hairy "wolfman ” who howls young man In photographs pub­ I I with blessed silver bulleU, staked Kennedy, who was tbe teaching professional for the Earl Yost will vacation in Winchester, N.H., outside Keene until the Windsor Locks American Legion nine this after dark and frightens those lished in the newspaper — intimi­ 1 Phona Number...... ■ out the area In which the wolfman last three seasons. Sports Editor Emeritus Labor Day, with Rodden handling the abbreviated summer. caught 00 the street after sundown dated two journalists, who wrote was seen last. CriUca reported. Assisting Hyde will be Tom Rodden and Cherie Dow summer schedule at tbe local club. has prompted citizens in the an account of their experience. ■ I “ I saw the thing come. I got Baker. Rodden has assisted Hyde In handling youth Hyde's main duties will be to handle clinics and village of Penonome to get out Actually "a normal human be­ ready and aimed at It well. I fired 2 Favorite restaurant dlih ...... J clinics and progranu on Saturday for the last four direct programs (or players of all ages and ability. their silver bullets and search for ing,” the wolfman enjoys howling The administrative end will be handled by current f"; * and sensed that sonne- years. Rodden, on the faculty at Central Connecticut the creature. on dark corners and frightening 8«rv«rt domlnato thing fell. ‘Finally thii meu ia I I State University, has been a coach, tournament staffers under absentee management. residenu caught on the street at I Served at ...... ■ player and tennis Instructor for the last decade. Just Wondering Department: If high level pro Known as "Lobo-Lobo,” the o w r,’ I shouted,” Goosalez told sundown, the newspaper said. Critlca. L * ■ Baker Is one of New England's ranking women’s placed on local flavor. We want to get local people tennis will lose Its Interest as did (ast-pitch softball wolfnoan made his debut last week Unexpected encounters with the singles players and a former standout at Manchester back playing at the club.” due to the dominance of bullet-Uke servers like in the rural village M miles “ ""■“ ■""■■■■■■■■■■"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Pollth night man "have succeeded in scaring But when the young man ap­ H l^ and William k Mary College. In her senior year Hyde will retire from Manchester High in January Wimbledon winner Boris Becker and runner-up Kevin southwest of Panama City, accord­ off the valiant Don Juans of the proached the villain to get a closer at college, Dow won tbe NCAA Division II singles to mark 33‘A years as a teacher, the last 31>A here. The sixth annual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame Curren, not to slight John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl, ing to the official government area," prompting some of them to look. ‘”rhere wasn’t any wolfman, Cut out and mall today to tlio Maeciiostor Herald, Bax 681, Manatiaatar, Ct 06040 .cham plon^p. Earlier this season she won the New Previously he Uught two years in New Hampshire. Induction dinner In September could also be labeled a who also serve cannonballs. Fast-pitch softball died a newspaper, Critlca. try to hunt the man down. and I had killed a very big, hlack ■M taad Public Links singles title. One of the charter members of the Nelpsic Tennis Polish Night as no less than three of the (our fast death when pitching took over with low hit games, TIm ’ ’wolfm an" — who looked After downing two sUff drinks. cow,” 1 w M-year-old Hyde said an emphasis “ will be Club, Hyde Is a one-time Manchester men’s single announced men to be Inducted are Polish — John with pitchers striking out 18-19 batters a game. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 9, 19S8 - 17

I> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. 1985 SCOREBOARD Sporta In Brief Hernandez leads Mets’ barrage left center, his 13th home run of the Minnesota ready for All-8tara By United Press International Hemandes was joined In Mon­ just no explanation." day night’s home run derby by The Mets, whose 13 hits included season. Tibbs, 4-11, lasted only 1-3 of an Blua Jaya 4, Marlmrt 0 MaU 7, Rada 5 CINCINNATI - With Keith George Foster, who smashed a four doubles as well as four MINNEAPOLIS — Singing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," inning. He gave up three hits and Hemandei as band leader, the two-rUn homer, and by Darryl homers, needed all that power Gov. Rudy Perpich and Twin' Cities civic leaden Monday three runs and exited with the loss. TORONTO SRATTLI New York Mets formed a home run Strawberry and Howard Johnson, because the Reds collected 12 hits Softball Rec Basketball •BrhM cRrliM ^“ S r b M declared the state ready for next week's S6th All-Star game and Dvkstra cf 4 1 1 0 Milner cf < J j 9 parade Monday night In their who added solo shots. and didn’t surrender the lead until It was the first relief appearance Gorcla 2b 5 0 10 Percont 2b 4 0 2 0 C t^ n 2P3 0 0 0 V ^ l9 I* soil the 30,000 fans expected to invade the area. of the season for Tibbs, who AAossbv cf 3 1 0 0 Brodlev If 4 0 0 0 seventh straight triumph. Hemandei, a lifetime .300 hitter, the seventh inniog. B a ^ m n 2b 2 1 1 0 Rn *« * J ® • "F o r the first time in Ali-Star history, it will be a real family Northern Division Mulinks 3b 3 0 1 0 Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 "Our bats are the reason for the was hitting only .258 coming into "We kept, the pressure on," said recently was demoted frbm the TONIGHT'S OAMBS ^ ^ lore % 1 0 0 0 GThms dh 4 0 2 0 H rn nd i )b 5 2 4 3 ? 5 1 1 event,” said Roger Parkinson, co-chairman of the 1085 All-Star TI«rMV't Vt. MCC V»ll. * — Flllt#- Carter c 4 0 0 0 P or^ rt 4 0 0 0 seven straight wins," said Heman- the game. Rose, noting that the Mets used startin g rotation for poojc Ozonet B3 (Oary Bailey 24, Frank Bell If 4 13 1 Cowsns rt 4 0 1 0 Foster It 5 12 2 Krnchc » ? g 0 0 game committee. raw. . „ Morrit IS), A.W.T. 64 (Alex Britnell 17, Upthdw 1b 4 0 0 0 Hendrsn cf4 0 0 0 des, who enjoyed a 4-for-5 night, "Hernandez told me before the three relief pitchers in the final performances. ZambrawskI vs. Lathroo, 7:W — Paul Tetrault 12). Brrehs dh 2 0 1 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rt 4 1 1 1 O tiW " “ ! 2 2 ! Parkinson said he expects the fans attending the mid-summer "I'm not going to put tonight's PltisarMd Johnson 3b 5 1 1 1 Kn'fd'V e 4 2 2 0 including a two-run homer, ami game he had been hitting good in three innings. "They had to use Shockeri 52 (Kim Buthey 22, Paul Lee pr 0 10 0 Ramos ss 3 0 1 0 Son.tm ss 4 0 2 0 Oesfy » 4 13^ clauic July 16 at the Metrodome to spend more than IIS million whole blame on Tibbs, though," OtlHoat VI. L.M. o m ,i— Bobartian. WIthee 15), Royal Blue 3S (Mike Jonet Shphrd dh 0 0 0 0 Kearney c 2 0 0 0 drove in three runs to pace the Atlanta,” said Reds player- nearly everybody they had down ■W T V I. Sullivan Co.. 7; JO — Lynchw...... p 3 0 10 Foley 5 - j j in the area from Friday through next Wednesday. said Rose. "W e’re a little bit thin in 13). Motsik dh 1 0 1 1 Scott c 10 10 Gorman p 0 0 0 0 Esqsky 3b 1 0 1 1 Mets’ 7-5 victory over Cincinnati. manager Pete Rose. “ Keith is no there.” RabortMn. ^ Whitt c 4 111 RMin't vt. Moln Pub, 4 — Chartor Leach p 0 0 0 0 Price p 10 0 Hemandes, like the entire Mets .258 hitter.” The score was tied 4-4 in the our bullpen right now." Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cedeno ph I 0 0 1 Ed Lynch, 8-5, pitched the first Oalit Southern Division Fernndz u 3 0 0 1 Orosco p team, is breaking out of a pro­ Hernandez began breaking out seventh when Rose had Jay Tibbs Purdy V i. Army A N o w ,« — Koanty. Tibbs 0 0 0 0 L six Innings for the Mets to get the Calt 45t 59 (Jahn Theroult 18, Eric TetaN M 4 I 4 TetaN B 8 7 8 Franco p 0 0 0 0 longed slump. of his slump in the Atlanta series replace starter Joe Price. Tibbs N.U. Mothodlil vt. Blut Ok, * — Torowta 888 888 B 8 - 4 Frey, Lillie named NL coaches > win and Jesse Orosco worked the Poaoiil Gillian 12, Ken Brennan 11), Monchet- Perez ph "We were all In a long slump with six hits. surrendered a lead-off double to ter AC 37 (Rick Foran 14, Tam Foran Stupor p Jono't vt. OHR, 7:M — Pooanl. *^Gome-wlnnlng RBI — WhlM (4).*** * NEW YORK — Managen Jim Frey of Chicago and Bob Lillis of together, like for a month," said " I can’t put my finger on the pinch hitter Wally Hackman and final Inning (or his eighth save. M Plu a vt. JIm 't,« — NIKt. 10). ■ DP—Toronto Z LOB—Toronto 4, Seat­ TotaN 39 7 13 7 TetaN Rose went l-for-5 and needs 36 Rood vt. Social Club, 7:J0 — Nlkt. Style 45 (Ben Grzyb 13), Indlant 42 New York Houston Monday were named as National League coaches for the Hernandez. " I was hoping we reason for it,” said Hernandez. “ I Hernandez followed with his fourth (Brian Brophy 10, Brian Mllane 10). tle Cincinnati July 16 All-Star Game in Minneapolis. would break out together and we don't know why you lose it or why straight hit, an RBI single. Foster hits to break Ty Cobb's all- time hit 4.2B—Garcia, G. Thomas. 3B—Whitt. SB (Some-winnino RBI — Hernandet —Perconte (17), Matuszek (2). SF— Frey will be appearing in his third All-Star Game, his first in have." you suddenly get it back. There's then smashed a two-run homer to record of 4.191. Fernandez. Indipandint *'l 6 b—New York 9, Cincinnati 7. 2B— the NL. It is Lillis' first appearance. IP H RBRBBSG Hernandez, Backmon, Sonlona, Fo8 Natllff Armt brevzed pait #llton Terente Dick Williams of the San Diego, the NL manager, also EltctriCt M , Gt Robertson Pork Mon­ Rec Baseball Stieb (W 9-S) 7 5 0 0 1 5 - day night. Rick Nicola sparked a 16-hlt Acker 2 2 0 0 0 0 Venable, Knlcely, Rose, Oesfer Z HR-r announced that three members of the Padres’ staff — Deacon Strawberry (7). Hernondei (4), J o h n ^ NL roundup ottock with three safeties, white Lou Seattle Jones, Jack Krol and Ozzie Virgil — will serve as batting practice Wellington. Kevin Comeau, Bruce Moore (L 7-5) 7 4 1 3 2 4 (4), Foster (13). SB—Oykstra (7), Redus pitchers and catchers. TracVi Rich Marsh and George Hanlon Jr. Alumni Vande Boro 2-3 ) ) 1 0 ) (“ l ^ r m a n . Price. ^ RBRBBSO all oM ed two apiece. Wellington and R. Thomas /-)-3 ) 0 0 0 0 Trainers for the NL squad will be Jeff Cooper of Philadelphia Paul Frenette crunched homers for the The Red Sox betted the Mets, 4-2, Lone ) 0 0 0 0 0 Mew Yerk and Larry Starr of Cincinnati. winners. For Wilson. Paul OstunI and Soturdoy at Cheney Tech. Four Moore pitched to 1 batters In 0th. Lynch (W 85) J f f 1 H Tom Ferloxo ripped two hits each. pitchers — Chrit Coppell, George Balk—Moors. T—2:51. A—20,817. Gorman ' ^"2 2 i I 2 R Cubs are on brink of disaster Lothrop Insurance hung on to out- Covey, Ed Scheinblum and Joton Looch 2 2 2 2 1 slug Manchester Medical Supply. U- Reghenzl combined to no-hIt the Mett. Orosco (S S) 1 0 0 0 0 1 12. at Fitzgerald Field. Dove McLaugh­ Pot Dwyer doubled and singled and Clnctnnoll Sutcliffe, Matthews on DL lin ond Wayne Ostrout laced three hits Scheinblum singled twice to pace the Rid8ox2.A'a1 Price 4 8 4 4 2 4 By M ike Tullv Padre reliever Tim Stoddard, each for the victors, while Tom Burke. Sox' offense. Lee Hemenwoy pitched Tibbs (L 811) H ? 2 2 2 1 CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs Monday placed pitcher Rick United Press International 1-3, gave San Diego 3 2-3 innings of Al Rodonis. Kevin BusQue.Tim Berger well for the losers, while Mark Lowoy Franco *^^-3 2 2 ? 1 and Joe Torvano odded a poir apiece. and Brian Gordon were standouts on BOSTON OAKLAND Stupor 1 1 0 0 1 0 Sutcliffe and outfielder Gary Matthews on the disabled list, both scoreless, one-hit relief for starter In the power department. Rosie Ran­ defense. ObrhM ObrhM T—2:52. A—20J91. for the second time this season. Without their starters, the Cubs Ed Wojna. som rocketed a grand slam. Burke Evans rf 5 0 11 Collins It 5 0 0 0 yanked a three-run blost and Rodonis Boggs 3b 3 0 11 Lonsfrd 3b 5 0 ) ) Sutcliffe, the 1984 Cy Young award winner, is suffering from a are finished. "That's a start,” he said. “ He odded a two-run shot. Bob Quagila and Rice It 5 0 10 Baker )bCardinal! 4 6, Giants 0 2 1 0 strained left adductor muscle. Matthews is out with a strained Chicago, which spent freely over came in and did the job. We've had Dale Strout led the losers with three Rookies Bucknr 1b 4 0 10 PIcclolo 1b 0 0 0 0 the winter to retain the core of its a struggling bullpen except for hits apiece. Brian Sullivan. Tim Cough­ Easier dh 4 0 10 Bochte ph 10 10 right quadricep muscle. lin. Steve Longo and Rich Gustofson The Elks downed Burger King. 12-6. Gedman c 3 0 2 0 Klngmn dh 4 0 3 0 SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS The Cubs recalled lefthanded relief pitcher Ron Meridith from pitching staff, is hanging precar­ Gossage. He (Stoddard) told me It ot Nathan Hale School. Mark For- ObrhM obrtiM 9 wasn't the prettiest thing (with added two each. Hotfmn ss 3 1 2 0 Heath rt 3 0 10 Glodden cf 3 0 0 0 Coleman If 5 1 3 0 their Triple-A farm team in Des Moines, Iowa. Meridith, 4-1, iously near a lost season. schlno, Chris O'Haro ond Adam Miller ph 1 0 0 0 Davis rf 10 0 0 five walks), but it got the job Brophy starred for the Elks, while Gutlerrz ss 0 0 0 0 Murphy ct 3 0 1 0 Roenick ct 2 0 0 0 McGee ct 4 1 1 1 appeared in 25 games for the Iowa Cubs. He pitched 40 2-3 After dropping an 8-4 delclsion to Northern Norman DeLaura and Peter JullanI hit Lyons cf 4 0 0 0 Tetticton c 3 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 2 0 Herr 2b 4 0 10 the San Diego Padres Monday, the done.” home runs for BK. Jeremy LeVIgne Welimn 2b 1 0 0 0 Clork lb 3 0 0 0 innings, giving up 28 hits and six earned runs with seven walks ManchttUr Police Union damol- Barrett 2b 3 1 I 0 Hill 2b 4 1 10 Cubs trail first-place St. Louis by Stoddard was with the Cubs last also played well. Griffin ss 4 0 10 Davis rt 5 0 2 0 Londrm rt 2 1 1 ) and 27 strikeouts. Ithed Bob A Marie's PIzzo, IB-9, at Leonard It 4 0 1 0 Penditn 3b 4 2 3 0 six games in the loss column. The season. They could use him now. Robertson. Pat Reeves, Al Yaunu and TetaN » 2 10 2 TetaN 17 1 11 1 ■ 'M-' Beslen 000 010 M l - 2 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 DeJess 3b 0 0 0 0 season is only half over but they "I thought our ballclub worked Ted Krytlevlcz all roped three hits for Green oh 1 0 0 0 Smith ss 4 13 1 the Police, while Tom Lawson, Brian Oakland OOOOOtOOl— 1 could sure use a solid start today awful hard to get back into it,” Game-winning RBI — Evans(I). Bronlv c 3 0 10 Nieto c 4 0 12 Curtis ends career as Bengal Collins, Martv Jordan and Rick Busick Golf Brown 3b 4 12 0 Andular p 4 0 1 I from Steve Trout. Frey said of the game. added two each. Five batters hod twa E—Codiroll. DP —Boston 1. LOB— Thmpsn 1b4 0 2 0 CINCINNATI — Isaac Curtis’ 12-year career with the "As is apparent, our pitching hits for Bob & Marie's, Including Rab Adams ss 4 0 2 0 Dodgers 4, PIratM 3 Vogt, Berry Bernstein, Bob Onthank, Boston 10, Ookland 1). 2B—Murphy, Cincinnati Bengals has officially ended. staff is pretty thinned out," Chi­ MInnechaug Lansford. SB—Buckner (9), Kingman LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 At Pittsburgh, Dave Anderson Jerry Kennedy and Steve Yake. Minton p 0 0 0 0 Mike Brown, the Bengals' assistant general manager, said cago manager Jim Frey said, PRESIDENT'S CUP FINALS — (3), Heath (5). Yngbld ph 1 0 0 0 referring to the injury problems of singled home two runs in ths fourth FIVECLUB — A — BernleQuesneldef. Jeftcoat p 0 0 0 0 Monday the wide receiver Intends to retire. Women’s Roc Ed Nason plus 4. B — Bob Bedlack def. IP H RIRBBSO Rick Sutcliffe and Dennis Eckers- Inning and Fernando Valenzuela Boston Deer It 0 0 0 1 "H e has no interest in trying to play elsewhere,” Brown said. Hungry Tlgor shutout First Stop Jim ^ w y er plus 4. C — Skip MIkolelt TetaN II 1 12 1 TetaN M 4 14 4 ley. "Not only are our starters scattered eight hits to lead Los def. Dave Gilbert plus 4. D — Gary Hurst (W 87) 7 1-3 7 0 0 1 4 Curtis, 34, was put on waivers in late June and was not claimed Lounge. B-0. at Charter Oak Field. Crawford (S 2) 1 2-3 4 ) ) 1 2 Son ProncNce 000 000 018— 1 hurt, but because of it the bullpen Angeles. Valenzuela hurled his Janet Norris cracked three hits for the Phillips def. Ted Armata plus 1. Gross St. LeuN 118 001 Itx— 8 by any team. Brown said he will be recalled from the waiver list — Bob Faick 74, Dave Fraser 79, Rick Oakland has been taxed. What we need is a ninth complete game winners, while Debbie GurskI had two a Codiroll (L 85) 8 1-3 8 2 2 4 4 Gam8Wlnnlng RBI — McGee (9). and put on the Bengals’ reserve-retired list. for the losers. Bedlack 83. Net — Max Smole 47, Jim E—Smith. DP—San Fronclsco 1, St. long effort out of one of our starters Bravos 7, Expos 1 Lonergan 48, Duane Luster 48, Ralpm Howell 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Curtis, who played his entire career with Cincinnati, will make T—3:02. A—24,430. Louis I. LOB— San Francisco 12, St. the next few days.” Durett 49, Bill Calhoun 70, Nils Erlkson Louis 7. 2B—Smith, McGee. IB— one more appearance at Riverfront Stadium. The club At Atlanta, Rick Mahler fired a Charter Oak 71. Closest to Pin — Bob Belack 5th Coleman. SB—Coleman (54), L^nord Kevin McReynolds hit a two-run hole, Dave Gilbert 13th hole. Skint — announced Monday he will be honored Sept. 22, when the Bengals seven-hitter (or his 12th victory Postal Express rallied for three runs (10), Davis (9). double, tripled and scored, and hit Dove Fraser 9th hole. Bob Faick 10th IP H RBRBBSO play San Diego. Only Bob Johnson anil Ken Riley have been and Dale Murphy drilled his In the seventh to overtake Connecticut hole. a two-run homer to lead the Bank & Trust, 7-6. at Fitzgerald. Len Son Fmncisce honored upon their retirement from the team. league-leading 21st home run to Caruso drilled four hits, Including Monday'a NL boxacoraa LaPoint (L 88) 5 2-3 11 5 5 2 4 Padres' 14-hit attack. The decision stop Montreal. Mahler, 12-7, struck Minton 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 three doubles, while Jack Hull added a came after the Cubs won a out three and walked one. Bill triple ond two singles for Postal. Mark JeNcoat 1 2 1110 suspended game 8-3. Chicago led Fitton led CBT with three hits, while Baseball Garrelts 1 0 0 0 0 2 Brett it AL player of week Gulllckson, 7-6, was the loser. Mike Fitzpatrick, Bob LeBreux and Cuba 6. Padraa 3 St. LouN 4-2 after six innings when the game Rick Johnson contributed two each. Andular (W 15-1) 9 12 1 1 2 2 was called because of darkness on Cardinals 6, QIants 1 T—2:35. A—25,102. NEW YORK — George Brett, a week away from appearing in (completion ot May 5suspendedgame) his 10th consecutive All-Star game, was Monday named May 5. At St. Louis, Joaquin Andujar Nike SAN DIBOO CHICAGO "He just hasn't been finding the ObrhM ObrhM American League Player of the Week after batting .538, with a scattered 12 singles to win his J American League standings Dodgara4,Plratsi3 holes,” said San Diego manager J.C. Penney exploded for 15 runs in Royster 2b 3 1 1 0 Derniercf 4 1 1 0 .962 slugging percentage. major league-leading 15th game Its final two at bats to stun Sullivan Flannry 2b 1 0 0 0 Sandbro 2b 4 1 I 1 Dick Williams of Mcl^eynolds. "He The 32-year-old Kansas City third baseman, who last year and set down San Francisco. Landscoplng, 18*10. at Nike Field. Bill Eott Gwynn rt 5 12 0 Lopes If 4)10 LOS ANOBLBS PITTSBURGH hasn't been hitting the ball hard. Bahr slammed five hits, while Tom W L Pet. OB Garvey )b 5 0 1 1 Ourhm 1b 3 2 2 3 ObrhM ObrhM failed to bat .300 for the first time since 1978, banged out 14 hits in Andujar's third consecutive com­ McRynl cf 4 0 1 1 Moreindrf 3 1 1 2 But on this road trip he’s been plete game upped his mark to 15-3. Sanzo. John Baas and Rob Case added Toronto 50 32 .610 — Andersn 3b 4 0 1 2 Wynne ct 4 0 0 0 26 at-bats, including three doubles, a triple and two home runs. three apiece for the victors. Ron Detroit 45 34 .570 y/7 All-Star catcher Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 Davis c 3Duncan 0 0 0 ss 5 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 110 coming out of it.” Dave LaPoint took the loss to slide Durler, Todd Duncan and Dan Doiloff Martinez If 4 0 1 0 Cev 3b 3 0 10 Londrex cf 5 0 2 0 Modicfc 3b 4 0 0 Q New York 43 36 . 544 5'/> He drove in 11 runs while scoring nine. McReynolds leads the league in to 3-8. chipped In with o pair each. Ben Paganl Baltimore 41 38 .519 7Va Bochy c 3 0 10 Dunston ss 3 0 0 0 Guerrer It 2 10 0 Hendrck rt 4 1 1 1 The .314 lifetime hitter and owner of two AL batting titles in his scalded four hits for the losers, while Boston 41 40 .506 8 '/3 Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 10 0 0 Brock 1b 5 1 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 game-winning RBI and Is tied for Mike Coughlin added three and Charlie Milwaukee 36 42 .462 12 Javon Overstreet, show making the grab of a foul pop Hovi p 2 0 0 0 Trout p 10 0 0 Reynlds rf 3 0 1 0 Almon 1b 0 0 0 0 II years with the Royals edged out, among other, California’s seventh in RBI, but has struggled Phllllas 7, Astros 4 Russo two. Two of Coughlin's safeties Cleveland 26 54 .325 23 against the Lawyers in Saturday's Little League Town Bmbry ph 0 0 0 0 Woods ph 10 0 0 Scloscia c 2 1 0 1 Pena c 4 12 1 Ruppert Jones, who batted .600. At Houston, Glenn Wilson were HRs, while Ben Pagonl, Mark Wost Deljeon p 0 0 0 0 Frazier p 10 0 0 Sax 2b 4 12 1 Kemp If 4 0 2 1 lately. He went 0-(or-25 at one point PoganI and Dwight Peterson also California 47 34 .580 — Tournament final, will compete as a member of the Brown ph 1110 Valenzul p 4 0 1 0 Orsulok pr 0 0 0 0 and was 9-for-52 (.173) in his smacked three RBI singles and U tatered. Oakland 42 39 .519 5 International League All-Star team in next week's District TetaN 33 1 I 2 TetaN 11 4 7 4 Khalifa ss 2 0 0 0 previous 14 games. Von Hayes, Ozzle Virgil and Rick Kansas City 41 39 .513 SVi Son DIege 001 010 001— 3 DeLeon p 10 0 0 Garrelts cited second time Schu all rapped out three hits to Chlcooo 40 38 .513 5/4 hours and left both sides in "through the roof,” ticket prices union to set a strike date when it Plotter and Blit Maloney banged three Mllvraukee at California, night E—GulUon. DP—Chicago 2, Detroit 1. NICkro (L 7-8) 9 8 5 4 4 5 Jelti u 10 10 Ban rt 4 12 3 ers and owners expired Dec. 31. Boston at Oakland, night LOB—Chicago 2, Detroit 9. 2B— WP —Soberhagen. T—2:14. A— Wolna p 2 0 0 0 Davis c 10 10 Hayes It 5 3 10 Crui If 4 0 0 0 figure is the result of observations of the firm’s worldwide dispute over the data the owners on the rise and player salaries meets July 15, the day before the hits, while Bob Klernan, Som Cosco- Stoddard p 2 0 0 0 Bowa ss 2 0 0 0 The owners will meet Tuesday vltch, Rick Costello and Poul Solomon- Toronto at Seattle, night Gibson, 17,193. Wilson iT 5 13 1 Madden p 0 0 0 0 network of 250 analysts, predominantly political scientists, have put forth In hopes of convinc­ with a joint session scheduled escalating at a.lower rate than All-Star Game in Minneapolis. The son each added two. For Renn’s, Mork Fisk. 3B—Brookens. HR—Fisk 2 (21), Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Meredith p 0 0 0 0 Schmidt lb 3 1 1 2 Cabell ph 10 11 St. Jeon punched two singles. Herndon (7). SF—Paclorek, Salazar. Hebner ph 1 0 1 0 Corcorn 1b 2 0 2 0 Walling 3b 5 0 0 0 professors, former government officials and business experts ing the players of the woes they Wednesday in which study of club previously, management's claims players once talked of boycotting National Lsagua standings Angala3.Brawara2 Ruthven p 0 0 0 0 Virgil c soil Bailey c 4 00 0 with overseas experience. claim plague baseball. finances will continue. of hardship are misplaced. the game but since decided to play IP H R BR BB SO Sorenson p 1 0 0 0 Moddox cf 5 0 1 0 DovN 1b 10 10 'The firm’s trepidations about the staging of the 1988 Summer Donald Fehr, acting executive Lee MacPhail, chief negotiator In an attempt to slow the rate of regardless of any decision made West side ChIcoM Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 G Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Downing If 1 1 0 0 CMcobe i l l l i i esb— s Carman p 0 0 0 0 James 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Coooer 1b 5 13 1 Jadcson rf 1 0 0 0 TetaN 83 7 « 7 TetaN 18 8 W 8 and Sullivan expects incumbent Chun Doo Hwan to choose his McAvoy, Steye McCaun and John Montreal 46 34 . 541 2'/i Delrell Gortte-winning RBI — Martinez (4). Caldwell all added two safeties each Chicago 42 31 .525 5,7:3Sp.m. Brummr c 3 0 1 0 Vukovch rt 1 0 0 0 HOP—by wm (Gontner). PB—Boone. completing their schedules with three games against the 15 other erratic,quarterback of the Oakland years experience on the profes­ "He (eels he is strong enough that yards by completing 244 of 458 2, Justin Bogll, Brion Burney), Panth­ New York (Gooden 11-3) at Cincinnati Wllkrsn u 3 0 1 0 Bando c 4 0 0 0 BravN7.Expoa1 ers 3 (Jamie Mendola 2, Scott (Soto 88), 7:35 p.m. Rschlln 2b4 1 1 0 teams. Invaders, leads his team into sional level and Is on his way lo his he could possibly toad into the attempts. He threw for, M touch­ TetaN 8 0 4 0 Tetata M 4 14 4 Chicago (NL) — Placed pitcher RIdi Rugonlt). Montreol (Smith 9-3) at Atlanta (Perez Twlna7,Orlolaa4 MONTRBAL ATLANTA The 38th All-Star Game will take place on Tuesday, February 4 Sunday's USFL championship second USFL championship game NFL and help someone downs and 19 Interceptions. Over Colts 3 (Scott Rickard 3), Metros 1 04), 7:40 p.m. Sutcllfte ond outfielder O o n M atthew s immediately." his three years, Hebert hWpassed (Glen Rln^loom ). Phllodelphia (Grose 7-7) ot Houston ObrhM ObrhM on ISdoy disabled INI; recalled pItcMr at the Civic Center in Hartford, Conn. game with his future undecided. at the age of just 24. Sure, the USFL (Kneoper 0-4), 1:35 p.m. Texas I00M0I08— 0 MINNISOTA BALTIMORB Rolnoo If 4 0 0 0 Thmpon r t 5 1 2 0 Ron MeridIth from Iowa ot the Amertoon Iliere will only be five days between October and April when Hebert’s contract expires with Is not the NFL but it still is better Campbell said he isn’t particu­ (or 11,137yards andSltoucjhdowns. Jett 3 (Fronk' Laloshlus 2, Mark 2b 4 0 2 1 R o m ln st 5 0 1 0 Daunt), Oilers 1 (Bobby Zimmer). Son Francisco (Laskey 1-10) at St. Cisveim d IOOMIIk— 4 •brkM ObrhM Aseoctatlon. there are no games scheduled, with 219 Saturday night games Jaguars) (Jonathan Cort), Sharks 0. Louis (Cox 9-4), 0:35 p.m. GonM-wInnlng RBI — Tabler (1). Puckett ct 4 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 5 0 2 3 Dowson rt 1 0 1 0 Murphy ct 4 2 1 2 Cincinnati — MalorMy owner Marge wednMdev't Gomes DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Texas A Hotchr dh 5 0 1 2 LoeY ''r t 4 1 ) 0 Wohitrd rt 1 0 0 0 Kmmns rt 1 0 0 0 Schott oii umed title of team preeWent; making it the busiest night of the week. San Dleoo at Chicago Cleveland 11. IB—Flschlln. HR— Hrbek 1b 5 0 ) 1 Ripken se 5 0 0 0 Driosin 1b 4 0 1 0 Horpor If 5 0 0 1 (Senerol manager Bill Bergeechaseuined Midgets Los Anoelet at Plttsouroh, night Coitlllo Bmnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 5 1 2 1 Brooks ss 4 0 1 0 ChmMs 1b 4 2 2 1 odditlonal tifie of execullvg viee New York ot Cincinnati, night (2). SB—Wllkerson 2 (8), Franco (3). SF Bush If 5 0 10 SheeN dh 5 0 0 0 WMIoch lb 3 0 1 0 Oberkfll 3b 1 1 2 1 president; onnounced William J. RoBl Kennedy Rd: Toros 3 (Bruce Watt, —Butler. Smalley s» 4 1 1 0 Young If 4 0 2 1 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 3b 4 0 1 2 Jr. hgt ourchoeed limited portnershlp Puntivo wins Belmont feature Tennis pros focus on birth of star Jason Miller, Jon Keeler), Sunt 0. Atlanta at Montreal, n l^ t Phllodelphia ot Houston, night IP H RBRBBSG Gogne ss 1 0 0 0 (koes 2b 4 10 0 Luc« p 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 0 3 0 Intereet In the Red8 Cougars 1 (Justin DIeterle), Olym­ Son Francisco ot St. Louis, night T#Mi Goettl Jb 5 2 12 Shelbv ct 3 10 0 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 AAohler p 2 1 1 0 Puntivo raced to a six-length lead at the bead of the stretch and pics 0. AAoson (L 88) 3 20 9 4 4 3 I Teufel 3b 3)00 Pardo c 3 0 0 0 Webetar cf 4 0 0 0 CNcoeo — Named Fred “Tex" Winter By Frederick Waterman but I’m stunned that he won received a first-round bye, as did move him with my forehand and he Rowdies 1 (Mory Metevler), Chief- NIcoeta c 1110 held off late-charging Valiant Lark Monday to capture the $40,000 Welsh 1 1-3 5 0 0 0 0 Stanhos ph 0 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 10 10 deetstont coach. United Press International Wimbledon at that age,” said the other seven top-seeded was doing all the running.” tons 0. EaatarnLaaguaatandInga Hqrrts _ 1 0 0 0 1 0 Wshngt or 0 1 0 0 Derngeev c 0 0 0 0 Ctalkksn p 1 0 0 0 Son Antonio — Signed tecond-raund feature at Belmont Park. Whltecops 1 (Anlsto Barbate), Stal­ Sotat c 5 2 1 3 Barnes ph 1 0 0 0 draft Mck, centar AMke Brittain of leulh Krickateln, also 17. players. Vilas won 23 consecutive points lions 0. Heaton (W 810) 9 4 0 0 3 4 TeloN 41 7 II 7 TetaN » 4 I 4 Roberge p 0 0 0 0 Czrollna. _ The 5-year-oid, who stopped in his last try five weeks ago, won BROOKLINE, Mass. - The "W e had played (our times from late In the first set to midway W L Pet. OB Newmn 3b 1 0 0 0 Unseeded Guillermo Vilas of T—2:15. A—4,)42. Mtaneseta 8M0I01I0S-7 for the eighth time in 13 career outings, going the mile in 1:35 to birth of one tennis star and the before, with each of us winning through the second and sald.lt is New Britain 41 35 J7I — Bbtnmere M l8>i0 t0 8-4 T P * * ■ ' TetaN 37 7 II 7 Argentina, seeking to rebuild his Junlera > Albany 41 34 .571 W (kxnewlnnlna RBI — Saloe (2). **PP«r»* IIM M tlA -l best a quality field of five others. possible rebirth of another were twice. I knew to would be a good (lagging career, defeated Diego not uncommon (or clay-court play­ Woterbury 47 34 .544 ) ^^E—(ioetti, Murrov. LOB—MInneeota Aitabib 418IH Mb— 7 A v^^ntSSfeySr^ The son of Restlvo paid $5.60, $4.20 and $2.40 for his third Kings 3 (John (jesmundo 2, Robbie Vermont the focus of attention on the player, but I still can't believe it,” Perez of Uruguay, 6-3, 6-2. ers to have such streaks. Zlkus), Apaches 0. 40 44 .474 IVi Gomewylnnlng RBI — Murphy (9). victory in bis last four starts. Valiant Lark was 2V4 lengths shy at Nashua 39 44 .470 9 Baltimore 7. 2B—Lacy, Saloe, Young, E MohNr. DP—Atlanta 1, (.OB— opening day of the U.S. Pro said Krickateln, ranked 12th in the “ I'm fighting to come back. I’ve "It doesn’t happien when you Knltmts 1 (Warren (.ee). Strikers 0. Pittsfield Eogles 5 (Bitty Deptulo2, Ann Marls 30 .452 low CJwyer. HR—G oettl (10). SB— W lgglnt AAontreol 8 A tlanta 9. 2B— Hubbard. the wire to pay $3.00 and $2.80. Carjack continued bis string of Championships at Longwood world. been playing rather badly this have two big servers on grass, but (iltns Foils 31 .452 low Ob^tell, NlOtato. JB-Low. h K: Dlono, Katie Smith, Sondy Hayward), Reodlng w S s ^ otaurlN^ ^ game tries to finish third and return $2.80. Cricket Club. Becker's victory last weekend year," said the Argentinian after If we get onto a good tactic, It Is Red SoxO. 34 45 .430 12 Radio, T V ...... M R IR B B S O M ixb h y (111. SB—Thomgeon (1). 5— to 0 muItt-Ygar contract. MCC: Fury 1 (Oonny Warren), M ahler Z At Monmouth Park, Awesome Account rebounded from the One day after 17-year-oId Boris made the West German teenager the two baseline speclallata easy to break (serve) and win point Reodlne 1, Albany 0 Butcher 481 4 4 2 3 1 M RBRBBSO only defeat of her career to win the $15,000 allowance feature and Becker won Wimbledon, Aaron the youngest champion ever of after point,” said Vilas. Rangers 1 (Jeff (-azzorls). Glens M is 4, New Britain 2 played. Eutam ta 1 1-3 ) 0 0 0 1 rei^ te r to r first triumph on the turf. Krickateln, the previous boy Wimbledon or any Grand Slam "The first two games of any No. 1 seed Mats Wllander, Nathuo 3. Vermont 2 TGOAV OavN (W 85) 2 1 0 0 0 1 OiHIIcksan (L 7-8) 4 12 7 7 1 1 iNlariNdiatae Woterbury A Pittsfield 0 7:30 Mets vs. Reds, Channel 9, BNRinsie . goOoTbe 210000 At Bowie, early favorite Malaga Tryst put together her second wonder of the men’s pro circuit, tournament. match settle the atmosphere," ranked third In the world thli week Tueedert Osmes W KHT.^ Reardon i l o 0 0 1 OMraltRwl wings tedeSeneiSS HerSd Monday admitted astonishment at "He ii a hell of a competitor," Olploinats 2 (A.J. Soak 2), Earth- ReodliM of Albany Dixon 4 2-3 4 4 4 1 4 SfMpElSx TEBEI# straight triumph when she outran eight others to win the $10,500 said the former U.S. Open tltlist, despite losing his first match at auakgt 0. Glens Falls al New Britain 1:0b Royols vs. Yankees, Aote (L 84) 8 4 3 3 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 the latest wunderklnd's triumph. conceeded Krickateln, who la "and Diego realized he had to run Wimbledon, will not play until Channel 11. W PO P. Stewart 1-110 0 11 Miami Beoch (TeomTennN)— NMMri fBBture. Racers 2 (Bill White, Chris Oovey), Vermont of Nashua " I knew he'd be a good player, seeded fourth at the U.S. Pro and with me to win, then I started to Wednesday. Hurrkonet 1 (Eric WIdmer). 10:» Red Sox vs. A's, WTIC. HBP—by Dixon (Hatcher). WP— '2-2, * ' ’ > « » ItangKlossptoyer-coochibBBoEVIMRRg Wolerbury of Pittsfield .-..D ix o n . T—2:2Z A —9,317. Vermook to reetar. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. I9»8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Julv *985 - 19 Parent-child suicide Curse of ‘oyako shinju’ belies Japan’s family image accepted (and) very few orphan­ Victims of Ikka shinju, partlcu- S as family tragedies dictated by result of mental illness. larly, often leave notes behind ; TAG SALE SIGN this was not a simple case of ages. In many cases It Is true that By Todd R. Eosthom circumstance. The illness, eco­ Minami said he was not aware of expressing the belief that they will j United Pretf International murder, but a collision of cultures any specialized organisation deal­ children may be happier dying that will require great clarity and nomic hardship or Infidelities that with their parenU.” go to “ gokuraku,” a Buddhist Z Are thinos piling up? Then whv " jf have precede these acU of despair are ing with the problem or any paradise, because they have paid 5 TOKYO - When a devoted empathy from a Judge and jury systematic attempts to discourage when it comes to trial. blamed — not the parents who Another source of trouble may. for their misdeeds in blood, m j The best wav to announce It is with a Hera d t ag saie Japanese mother drowned her perpetrate them. the practice, although he and his infant daughter and 4-year-old son For what was a bizarre and cruel associates try to spot and head off be the generally subservient role of said. ' j incident in American eyes is a Newspapers use the honorific women, Minami said, noting that Classilied Ad. When you place your ad. on a beach In southern California "san" in reference to mothers and suicidal tendences in their clients. A second preliminary hearin^in m/ last January, her American common occurrence in Japan. It is 1 physical and psychological abuse ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREt compliments ol The Herald. viewed here not as an act of fathers who kill their children, of wives by their husbands is not the Kimura case was scheduled for friends were shocked and dis­ even when evidence shows the THE AUTHOR OF "The Psy­ today (June 16) in Los Angeles, but ~ mayed. But Japan understood. madness ' of cruelty, but of chology of the Japanese People” unusual. compassion. children were forced to participate no date has been set for the actual "• Fumlko Kimura, 32, had in­ and "The Japanese Self,” Minami "Japanese woman are quite STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Parent-child suicide (oyako in a murder-suicide against their trial. “ tended to kill herself as well when said family suicide Is the product tender and devoted to their hus­ shinju) and family suicide (ikka wills. she walked into the Pacific off of a social and cultural environ­ bands on the surface, but Inside Minami, who has not inter^sS shinju) have a long history In Courts are generally lenient Santa Monica beach. Instead, she ment in which group values they have tremendous aggressive view ^ Kimura or her family, Japan, where they are regarded as toward surviving parents. If the was pulled from the water by two Kimura incident had occurred in predominate and the family name tendencies,” he said, adding that refused to speculate on her mental • Side Pleats college students. honorable means of exorcising a is sometimes worth more than the condition when she took her < IHDMES NEED HELP? shared sense of family shame. Japan, chances are the mother oyako shinju may in some instan­ For Sale Now charged with murder, Kim­ would receive a 3 to 5 year prison family Itself. ces be a form of revenge. children's lives. But her attorneys,'^ FDR SALE FAST? ura toid police she kiiied her term. The sentence might be “ Japanese parents havp no unable to rely upon the compassion -- children because she loved them. STATISTICS COMPILED BY "Instead of attacking her hus­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY, suspended or shortened for good awareness of their children’s basic of jurors who might resort to the , Bov Oh Boyl I W ill I make The tragedy occurred ten days THE National Police Agency show human rights,” he said. "Their band she might try to use a kind of same extreme in similar circura-,^ vcriisc with that there were 327 successful behavior. someone happy I Great HDUSEHDLD after Kimura learned that her children are belongings to them. reverse violence against herself or stances, are expected to enter a Ranch with full basement, mulitiple suicides in 19M, most of Hiroshi Minami, professor eme­ DDDD8 husband, a Japanese-American "If parents leave their children her children.” plea of not guilty by reason of fireplace, large master I^PAINTiNB/ The Herald them involving adults and child­ ritus of psychiatry at Hitotsubashl MERVICE8 restaurateur, had kept a mistress University and director of the alive they think that people will insanity. t^room and a CHFA 1ACTM 8 ren. More detailed statistics com­ Religion — most Japanese are Used Refrigerators, fOFFERED lOFfPEO ISHi’M’EnNB and ('(‘I for three years. Nippon Psychology Center, said discriminate against them ... be­ Assumable Mort- Friends and neighbors painted a piled in 1980, when some 400 Buddhist — may also play a role in Washers, Ranges — that although some parents are cause in Japan family name Is oage. Offered at 874,900. clean, guaranteed, parts Dumas Eledtric— Haying incidents were recorded, showed these tragedies, Minami said, Odd lobt, Trucklns. Nome youi" own price — portrait of a gentle, doting mother depressed or otherwise disturbed, extremely important. Jackson & Jackson Real and service. Low prices. Electrical Problems? that 63 percent of those incidents because "some Buddhist teachers Estate, 647-8400 or 646- M O tu lM M m Home repolra. You nomt Father and son. Fast, FAST with a strong attachment to the many are reason^ and calm. “ This anxiety ... is connected B.D. Pearl 8i Son, 649 dependable eervlce. Need A large or a fmall were oyako shinju initiated by tell their followers that misfortune Total casualties in the RevolU-,i 8646. A naw aonwM In furnF It, we do It. Erae eelt- lifestyle and traditions of her Japan's mental health establish­ with the poor level of social welfare M ain Street, 643-2171. Painting, Paperhonglng Repair? Wo Spdcloinie in mothers. or unhappiness in this world can be tionary War for the Americans',, tur* rgflnltnlng. All motea. Inaured, 8434004. > RESULTS! homeland. ment does not consider family in Japan. There are very few Bllemoval. Coll e4B5741. Residential Work. Joseph The courts and mass media treat resolved by death.” were 33,769, including 6,824 ckjuths. • Country Lot In Bolton 11 work done on your pra- The incident made headiines suicides in general to be the direct places where those children will be Queen size waterbed — misaa. Low overhead - Lownmewerf repaired - Oumos. Fully Uconsed. because it soon became ciear that these incidents less as crimes than Comes with this 7 Room Simmons, waveless, con­ Free Estimates. 6MtSm. Split with 2 full baths, LowwrPrIOM. Free pick up and delivery. Painting and Poperhemg* Manchester ventional style, takes only Call after 8 pm. 878-4181. 10 percent lenlor dla- Ing — Exterior ond Inte­ I fireplace, aluminum sid­ 80 g a llo n s of w a te r. All types remodeling or ing, very tastefully deco­ count. Expert tervlee. rior,. ceilings repaired. Herald Frame, mattresses 8, Free eatlmatea. Economy Refwenoes, fully Insured. repatie — Complete kit rated. Offered at 8114,900. bullt-ln heater. One year Chens, boths, goroges, od- Jackson & Jackson Real A. Henry Peraonolized Lown Mower, 647-3660. Quality work. Martin 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 old. Originally 8700, ask­ Mottsson, evenings, 649- dttlohs, dormers 647-8400 or 646- Lawn Care. Looking,tor Howkes Tree Service ing 8400. After 5pm, call aomeone reliable and etn- 4431.______^ porches, decks. No lob 8646. Buckirt Tntck B Chipper. 528-1405. dent? Total lawn core, too targe or small. C

too amoll. Stumps, Telephone 643-6017, offer Herald M anchester — 882,900. Im­ HEATiM/ Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Pointing/Papering H a p p y A d s : The Monchesler Herald is trimming and oil types ol grading ond digging, 6pm, 647-8509, maculate Cape on a treed 16 Cubic Ft. Frost-free PUMRIiM AAortgOfles in investment Property 34 Building/Confracting 83 00 per column inch resDunsible only for one incor lawn malntommoe. Call bockhoe work done on a everyday. and fenced yard. Fire- Gold color refrigerator, for free estimates after day's .notice. Bulldozer Leon Cleszynskl Builder Personal Loans 12 Business Property' 35 Roofing/Sidmg rect^ inserlion and then only Autom otive D eadlines placed living room, 1-car like new. 8200 or best 4:S0pm, 6480864. work else. Coll 84F2I71. — New homes, additions, Fogarty Brothers — Bo- „ ]] Resort Property 36 Heotmg, Plumbing for the size of the original garage, deck and offer. 649-6896. remodeling, roc rooms, throom remodeling; In­ Wonted to Borrow 14 Flooring Cars Trucks lor Sole TRUCKING B HAULING mart 1421 nwTCMiWM For ciossified odvertise insertion maintenance-free siding. (Kiraaes, kitchens remo­ stallation water heaters, Au uns rAnuN Deiivertng rich loam 5 DONE —• Cellora dnd Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues E rro r s w hich do not lessen D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 23 Cubic Ft. Wards White deled, ceilings, bath tile, gorboge disposols; faucet .12V6-24Vi or 871-1400. chest-type freezer. Gaod vortN, <66 plus tax. Sond, allies cleoned. Trees and hoppers Employment KeniaiS services wanted Rec Vehicles day through Solurdov, the the value of theadverfisement dormers, roofing. Resl- repoirs. 649-4539. Vlso/M Condition. 8275. 643-9331. gravel, B stone, 643-9504. Auto Services deadline is noon on the day ' denttal or commercial. osterCord accepted. w ill not be corrected by on Colonial, Manchester — Coll 649-3021. M ik e A flatterinx yoke and A Education « For Sole Autos tor Rent Leose before publication 6496291. Shop the additional insertion. 888.900. C o lo n ia l w ith Bookkeeping Is our Busl- Golligan Bide-plcated akirt give Misc Automotive M B M Plumbing and Help Wanted ...... 21 Hom es for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seasonal 61 large rooms, tireplaced nass....We will use your this half-size dress a IMISCELLANEDUS present system, or set upo 'Robert ^E. Jarvis, Heating Well work Classifieds. living room, garage, for­ iPAHITINa/ youthful look. system designed to m ^ Bulldirig-Remodollng pumps, water condition­ mal dining room, first FDR SALE ing, sewer work, ba­ No. 1421 with Photo- Individual remiiremants. PAPEMNR Specialist. Additions, gar­ Guide is in Sizes 12% to floor laundry and beauti­ ages, roofing, siding, klt- throom remodeltne, and Manchester [ ^ H D M E S ful potla. D.W. Fish Swim pools warehouse Givi us o call, tnaulrles ^ . 24',4. Size 14H, .37 bust, wiirame. Your Business The Potriot PolntMe. Top diens, bathrooms, re- even fix lecHcy sinks. No 2% yards 45-inch. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE Realty, 643-1591 or 871- forced to dispose of new p t o cement lob too small. Coll Herald ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Glfta*, 164 Ead CenItH’ auolHv exterior Hnishes PattemB avaiU^U only I 1400. on/ground, 31 foot long windows/daors. 6436711 a » l. ^ pools complete with huge Street, 647-97M or 646-7925. In stain or point. Low iM 643-2711 in size* ihown. j Em ergency? In M anches­ Auto DIsmantler — Full We Have Moved so many, New Listing, South Wind­ sundecks, fencing, hl-rote “ w lces flvoHobta. 663-1641. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. TO OEDIE, SSIHI 82.50 far esck ter, dial 911 for fire, time, experienced. Must people. It's out turn n o w ll sor — 8109,900. Young, filters, pump, ladders, ■sttern, plus SOC lor ROltil® *®4 I LOST AND FOUND police, medical help. have automotive tools. We are very proud tg Immaculate hame with w arranty, etc. A sking $978 nsnOlInt. Excellent opportunity announce the Grand Oi>- SUI lUBNITT — Experienced A rb or Acres Farm , Inc. Salesperson Wanted — DIrectar — With teaching large kitchen, living room complete. Financing RseoSselst NeriM with good future for hon­ enlng af our new address^ Lost — June 19th, 2 orev Mechanical Inspector to seeks 3 part time poultry One of the fastest growing experience of preschool­ with floor to celling fire­ available. Call Stan, toll- CAR8/TRUCK8 MDTDRCYCLE8/ est, reliable persan. Apply 519 Center Street, Man­ Automotive lisO A tt. otAmorlcss and white kittens with do first piece and layout farm workers In Glaston­ appliance chains In Con­ ers wanted for Manches­ place, den, family room, free, 1-800-524-0595. Xnr TmS. N.Y. loose In persan. B ill's Auta chester, CT 06040. We. I FDR DALE BICYCLED CELEBRITY CIPHER spotted noses. Trotter Inspection for small ma­ bury and Columbia area necticut needs sales help. ter day care center which and maintenance-free sid­ 1 CttlHbrily Cipher cryplograrns are crealed Irom quotations hy Frlnl Naas, A4«rais wllk ZIP Parts, 844 Talland Stage warmly welcome all our lamous people pasi and present Far.h letter m ihe cipher Mantis cool, sips kumttr and Slit. Street area. 647-9444. chine shop. Call AIrflo for for weekend work. Call Strong background In re­ will open In fall. Must ing. D.W. Fish Realty, Marvin Window Fan — Road, Tolland. personal friends, custoh. lot another Tocfayitlutf PttquiilsC New FASHION with appointment, 633-9455. Brent Lacy for an appoint­ tail appliance sales pre­ have at least one year 643-1591 ar 871-1400. Extends 24" - 42". Like 1974 Chevy Impala, 4 mers, clients and Realtor CAR8/TRUCK8 Photo-Guide pattern, in Doo Found — Large fe­ EOE. ment, 633-4681. ferred. Apply for a career experience. Full time or new. 812. 649-2430. door, olr conditioning, au­ hy r.'jMIJil //II Nl 1' u FDR 8ALE all size ranges, ha. a male, found near High­ position, call Bernle's TV part time. ABC Day Care, P a rt Tim e Help Wanted In Associates to see or call us Vernon — 841,000. Why I tomatic, power steering, Harley Davidson Sports­ special Grace Cole Collec­ land Market. Call Mary or Port Time Office between 9am and 2pm at Inc., 649-9228. Haying. Apply Pella at our new locatlonit. Rent? Large bright 4 Wedding Gown, 1980 gown power brakes, excellent “ SLH VDTKH lYBKEHBB KB ME ter — 1979, 11,000 miles. tion for larger sizes; plus Joanell. 875-2914, 749-0761. Receptlonist-Tvpist, 1pm 242-5517. B ro th e rs , 364 B ld w e ll Sam e phone - 649-4000,- room Condominium with of the month with slip and 1975Qpdoe Colt, 4 speed, 2 mechanical condition. HELP WANTED M in t condition. 83,000. 2 BONUS Coupons! to 5pm. Call 649-5334. Street, Manchester. Lindsey Real Estate. king-size bedroom, for­ vail. Cost 8500, asking door, many new parts, $695. 643-5314. KEBMEH CADNHBBKDE lYS KS runs well, regular gas, Coll 647-7468. P ric e ____ 82.00 Found — Black Lab. Fam­ Housecleanlng. Reliable, Part Time Receptlonlst- mal dining room and pa­ 8200. Coll 646-7664. Easy assembly work I Delivery Person — Full appraxlmotely 30 mpg. ily dog. Well cared for. Office Pasitlon Part Time mature adult needed 3 /Sales — Responsible per­ Premier Ranch — Ram-, tio, appllanced kitchen, 1981 Dotsun 200SX — Ex­ lYOB M WDSSM C K Q Q M.” — S600.00 per 100. Guaran­ time, Monday through $1,250. Days, 643-2711, ext. Scared. Lakewood/Nike — Accounts Payable and days per week to help son to work 2 nights per ble through this custorrr air conditioning and pool. Courthouse I Membership cellent condition, low mi­ teed Payment. No Expe- Customer Service Per­ Friday. Steady employ­ 48, Evenings, 429-8820. THE EASY W AY fo find a vicinity. 649-7081. basic bookkeeping expe­ small expanding, busi-, week and Saturday. Min­ built brick and cedar, Close to highway 8, shop­ for sale, 895. Call 649-5460. leage, olr conditioning, rlence/No Sales. Details son; Attractive position ment, 40 hours plus time R^MIDCELLANEDUD JKMEPMAWD JKMEEKEK. cash buyer for no-longer- rience reaulred. 646-5420. ness. Opportunity to suc­ imum 14 hours per week. home In one of Manches-^. ping. A must to see. Joyce power windows, 5 speed. send self-addressed ______available at the Whole and a half after 40 hours. AUTDMDTIVE needed household Items Reward — Lost, 1 year old ceed and grow with us. Call Debbie, 643-2171. ter's newest executive, G. Epstein Real Estate, 1975 Dadge 9 Passenger 86,300 or best otter. Coll PREVIOUS SOLUTION: A commcllee is a cul-de-sac Donut at 319 Green Rood, Paid holidays and vaca­ Is with a want ad. Dial golden retriever, female, stamj^ wve^M; E^Nuixj^Kountant - Entry level Call 646-1688. areas. 3,000 sq. ft. of living', 647-8895. HDME AND W agan, m iles - 60's, runs 643-7714 otter 5pm. down which ideas are lured and then quietly strangled L Manchester, to work after fireworks, near VITAL-1^, 3<1* Enter- position open In our CPA tion plus Insurance plan. space a ll on the first f loor-.- well, same rust, a ir candl- New rebuilt carburetor — Barnett Cocks 643-2711 to place your Spencer Street, Manches- p^e Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL Experience helpful early morning hours serv­ Immediate openings, flex­ Dream Kitchen with fIreC Boltan — 8108,900. Coun­ IBARDEN tor 1978 Plymouth Volore, quick-actlon ad. Counselors for Girl's resi­ ing coffee and donuts, etc. tlanlng. 81,195, 646-8661. ter/East Hartford Town- "***■ but not necessary. Asso­ ible hours. Intevlews at place, quality cabinets,' try Living Yet close to 2-barrel, 6 cylinder. 865. dent camp In Stafford to our going to work line. Answers to "Flower", ciate degree In account­ Manchester Tabacco & random width oak floor-, everything! Lovely 3 bed­ Pick Your Own String- IMDTDRCYCLE8/ Call anytim e, 647-1372. Springs. 684-7821. Construction Estimator, customers. Hours are 1971 Chevy Pickup with 643-9729. Real Estate Career ing acceptable. Please all phases of bulIdlng, cite C a n d y C o m p a n y , 299 Ing, and the m ost m odern' room Ranch on beauti­ beans, yellow and green. I BICYCLED Change? Why not? Cold- from 4;30am-10am,5days Natsisky Farm s, 644-0304. cab, 70,000 miles, excel­ send resume to S. Richard Receptionist — 4pm-7pm. work through finishes. Green Road, Manchester. of appliances available.'. fully landscaped lot. In Knits for All well Banker Real Estate Including weekends. Posi­ Vernon, South Windsor lent canditlan. 81,000. Call Need repairs around the Impounded — Husky She­ Bottaro, P.C., 945 Main Two evenings per week, Drafting skills would be See Bab or Alan. 24' cedar solar room, St'' one of Bolton's most Glastonbury office has tion Is suitable far m ature 246-4378 after 5pm. 1982 Kaw asaki 550 L T D — home? Coll on expert. pherd, Male, 2 years, Street, Manchester, CT very light duties, students helpful. This Is full time "Great Room" with a- sought-after areas. Line. openings for agents. Will person looking for stable 6,300 m iles. Excellent con­ You'll find the help vou black and white, Mather 06040. welcome. Please call 646- employment with mid­ beautlful view of the Loo-' Charming fireplace, great train. Confidential Inte- positlan. Call Manager dition. Best otter. Coll need In Classified. 643- Street. Lab cross, black, 0129 between 8:30am to sized general contractor. kout Mountain and a, bullt-lns, super deck. vlews. Ask for Manager, for an appointment at otter 6pm , 742-8843. , 2711. female, 2 years, Farm 5pm. Manchester Manor Send Resume to Box F, brook through a 12' b o y Won't lost. Joyce G. Ep­ TOWN OF MANCHISTER, CONNECTICUT Drive. Call the Manches­ Rolland Charest, 521-8323. Maintenance Person — 643-9821. Seamstress and Saleslady stein Real Estate, 647-8895. NOTICE OF Nursing Home, 385 West c/o Manchester Herald. window, fo rm al dlnlng-^ ADOmON OF ORDINANCE KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE 'Sby Larry Wright ter Dog W arden, 646-4555. Needed to clean facility, for women's specialty room and 3 huge bed­ light to medium work. Center Street, Bookkeeper, Well Organ­ shop In downtown Man­ rooms, extras such oei Manchester — "New List­ In occordoncF with the provisions of Choptor 3, Section 1 and Part time. 20 plus hours Manchester. Mortgage Closing Clerk 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adoption Impounded — Small male ized self starter who Is chester. Call 649-5046. central air and vac. Inter-' ing and Investment" per week. Apply In per­ for active savings and able or willing to use a bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Con­ black and white long­ Truck Driver — Full time com & telephone in every 8171.900. Larg e , e xcep­ necticut, on July 2. 1985. Handwork/Sewing— son, Gorin's Joguar, loan office. Knowledge of computer. Full Time posi­ haired Sheltle mix. Con­ appliance delivery per­ room and a 3 ca r ga ra g e C tional three family, two ORDINANCE Glastonbury toy factory Route 83, Vernon, CT. mortgage loan process­ tion In medical affice In tact Andover Dog son. Must be available Call for private showing." bedroom each, private needs sewing machine op­ ing and underwriting pre­ Manchester with duties IT O R D A IN ID bv the Board of D irectors of the 'Town of W arden, 742-8351. Monday thru Friday and Real Estate "W e Guarantee O ur Hou'-- enjrances, private base- Manchester that Ordinances, Section S-1 through 8-151 be erators and hand finishers ferred. Call Mortgage De­ cansisting of A/R, A/P '/} day Saturday. Apply In seal"....Blanchard & R o y nlents. Individual fur- repeoled and the following be substituted therefor: for guallty toy line. Full p a rtm e n t, 649-4586 fo r and collection. Contact person, Al Slefferts, 445 setto Real Estate, 646- nace/beautlful yard, CHARTER S V. time or port time. Some appointment. M rs. Noonan at 646-0314. Hartford Rood, 2482. garden areo and terrific HOUSING sewing experience neces­ Hairstylist for busy salon. Manchester. IjDMES Asset for retirement! Cen­ Sec. S-1. Leelslotlve Flndlns. sary. Call The Velvet Experienced. Friendly Medical Secretary. Full File Clerk, Medical office IR SALE 31 Arvine Place — Lo-' tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ It Is hereby found that there exists and mov In the future exist HELP WANTED Stable, Inc., 659-0204 for Surroundings. Benefits. Time pasitlon available. In Manchester needs a Service Station Attend­ cated lust minutss from- ate, 649-4000. within the Town ol Manchester premises, dwellings, dwel­ ':r. appointment. Call 643-2103. Medical affice experience student for office tasks ling units, rooming units or ports thereof, which bv reason of ant, full ar part time, and typing are necessary. Hard To Find But Easy To the Country Club off their structure, equipment, sanitation, molntenonce, use or (i) and filing duties. Part Own — 6-6 Duplex, all South Main Street, this 9 Manchester — "Great In­ apply at Gil's Auto, Route Call 649-7557. time position, contact occuponev affect or are likely to affect adversely the public large rooms, owners side room Colonial has a Cen;- vestment" 881,700. Good health (Including the physical, mental ondsoclol well-being 6, Bolton. M rs. Noonan at 646-0314. gorgeous with custom kit­ tral Hall with lead gloss' condition three bedroom ot persons or tomllles), sofefv and general welfare. T^o cor­ PICTURE THIS chen, sliders off dining transom and side lights." Ranch, full basement. rect and prevent the existence of such adverse condltlorn Medical Practice In Man­ and to achieve and maintain such levels ot residential envi­ room to rear yard, I'/i Huge oak beamed living' Great city lot, convenient chester desires full time ronmental duolltv os w ill P to lF 'lo 'jS fT o m o le public heolt^ baths, appliances, full room, formal dining* to everything plus two car safety ond general weltore. If Is further found that the Mfob- — ...... ■ ' RN — Public Health ENT Allergy Assistant. MACHINISTS basements, separate utili­ room, family room wlttt' garage 11 Century 21 Lind­ llshment and enforcement ot minimum housing stondords Nurse — For voluntary Nursing or laboratory Two Openings ties, high rental Income to covered front porchv sey Real Estate, 649-4000. ore reaulred. home health agency. Full technician experience Sec. S-Z. Purpose. Get your body busy! Must have own tools time positlan. Expe­ support mortgage, good study, kitchen, laundry:; preferred. Full time Mon­ Coventry — Four Room It Is hereby declored that the purpose ot this ordinance Is to and ability to set up and Investment for retirement room and lav a to ry oil oft- $ EXTRA MONEY $ rienced nurse. Call 872- day thru Friday, contact Ranch with porch. Owner. orotect, preserve ond promote the physical and montol operate Bridgeport end years. Reduced to flrst floor. Spacious mas-'*' Collect the things 9163 fo r ap p o in tm e n t. M rs. Noonan at 646-0314. 646-2972 after 5pm. No heolth and social well-being ot the people, to prevent and Engine Lathe. First shift. EOE. 8127,000. C entu ry 21 ter bedroom with 2 closets* control the Incidence ot communicoble diseases, to reduce Jackston-Showcase, 646- and lavatory. Large cen-" ogents. environmental hoiards to heolth, to regulate prlvofelv and M ature W om an needed to around your home you With Your Own Part-Time Job.' Csll AIrflo Instrument 1316. tral hall with foyer that publicly owned dwellings for the purpose ot maintaining od- Dental Receptlanist — work In day care center Company for confldentlal leads to other b^rooms eauote sonltotlon and public health, and to orotect the serfety Interview. 833-0465. East of River office. Full caring for Infants. Mon­ 2 of the people and to promote the general welfare bv legisla­ KNI'IS AU Golfing, Tennis 8, Swim­ with a full both. The third no longer need. And An excellent opportunity for time position Includes ex­ day thru Friday, morning CDNDDMINiUMS tion which shall be oppllcoble to oil dwellings now In exist­ EOE ming ore back yard activi­ floor has a bedroom wits ence or hereafter constructed. It Is hereby further declar^ perience necessary. Send and afternoan shifts. 5 FDR SALE that the purpose ot this ordinonce Is to Insurethot theauolltv sell them Fast For 9 resume to Box G, C/O ties of this 9 room a full both. This Is b I TOWN OF MANCHSariR. CONNECTICUT -it Housewives and Mothers with haurs eoch. Starting $4 of housing Is adequate tor protection of public heolth, safety Contemporary with 2V!i one-of-a-kInd home, pam­ NOTICE OF Manchester Herald. per hour. C all 643-5535. and oenerol welfare Including: estobllshment ot minimum ADOPTION OF ORMNANCB baths, 2 car garage, fully pered by Its owner I Of­ Manchestere'lv.— Norfhfleld standards for basic equipment and facilities for light, vent - Extra Cash with low- young children bring them appllanced kitchen, fire- fered for Immediate occu­ Green. Har>lora to find 3 lotion ond thermal conditions, tor safety from tire and Occi­ In occordonce wllh the provisions of Chopt^ dents, for the use and location and amount of space for hu­ 9 of the Town Chorter, notice Is hereby O lvj" o* placed living 8i family pancy at 8159,900. "We bedroom, fully carpeted bv the Board of Directors ot the Town ot Moncheeter, Con­ unit with furnished re­ man occupancy, ond forion adequate level ot maintenance; cost Classified Ads. Q-127. rooms, wall to wall and Guarantee Our Hou- determlnotlon ot the responsibilities ot owners, operators necticut, on Julv 2 ,198S. with you and save on vinyl floors, many extras creation room. 2 full, 2 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED sesl'....Blanchard 81 Ros- and occupants ot dwellings; ond provision for the odmin- AMENOiMNT TO OROINANCI Thia lovely F'ueblo Af- stay. Best buy for your setto Real Estate, 646- half baths. Gas heat and Istrotlon ond enforcement thereof. central olr. 877,500. All- BE IT O RD AIN RD bv the Boord ®* S! ((han Ih juHt one of the 24 babysitting costs. IN MANCHESTER AREA money; Asking 8138,900. 2412. Sac. S-S. Seaea. Manchester thot Ordlnoncee, Section 14-30 be amended lo itemH featured with full Century 21 Jackston- brio Realty. 649-0917. The provisions ot this ordinance shall apply uniformly to the rood ot follovrt: directions in this handy Chirtir Dik Dl 27-I4D Elai Tvraca all Showcase, 646-1316. Brand New Listing I Ter­ construction, molntenonce, use ond oceuwnev ol oil r« ■ Sec. 14-SS. Created; membersMa. new hook — KNITS for rific 11 year old Raised Manchester/South Wind­ dentlol bulldinge ond structures, where applicable, ond shall The Moncheeter Economic Development Commission s t^ All. Q-127. AUo included W. Mlddli Tpki. all High DL MB apply uniformly to the olferotlon, repair, equipment, u m , Eost Hartford — 873,900. Ranch In South Windsor. sor Line — You must see be compoeed of nine (9) electors ^ are sweaterH, baby jack­ 81 occupancy and molntenonce of oil existing residential build­ Hiekmatick Dl all Kaaniy 1-180 Perfect starter or retire­ Fully oppllonced kltchenl this spacious 7 room ings ond structures within the lurlsdictlon ot the Town of oolnM bv the general manoger. Of the nwmbers first op- Manchesti et, vcBt, cap and pillows. Main DL MD4 Oardnir 81 3M ment homel Ideal 5 room raised hearth fireplace, Ranch with a newer heat­ Manchester Irreipectlve of when or under what code or pointed, T WO ( i> eoch shall be deeIgi^ ^ lo »^®^®;JJ*® ing system situated on a codes such buildings or structures were originally con­ (3), three (J), ond four (4) veors f®*®®®’'''®*'!; ® ^ • f!; ? ! ! Ti ird ir, Mod (3.25. loclidM Pina Hill DL all Highland 81 8-167 Colonial with completely aluminum siding and lots be oppointed to serve live (5) yeore, ond remodeled kitchen, new more. Coll today 1 Of­ nice yard. Only 189,900. structed or rehabilitated. pettagi and haadliag. all Park 81 1 8 ^ 1 ers sholl be oppointed to serve tor five (5) yeora J^®^^® ^®' Herald Foraat DL wiring throughout, ne^ fered at 891,500. Jackson B A llb flo Realty, 649-0917. Sec. S-«. RatMlalleiie. vember tin t of ooch year. Any v o c o t c v In the of the commiselon shall be filled for the unexplred portion of ■ iM M a r HarM 22 Hours Per Week DtlaSl all Francia Or. all heating system ii over­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- The Director of Heolth shall moke necessary and p r o o v 11M AVB. tf Antrlcat Bardan Dr. all Diana Dr. III sized garage. Call for 1400 o r 6464646. regulotlons to occomgllsh the purposes set forth herein, the term by the general monoger. Y•n^ H.V. 10QM which regulotlone sholl not become effective until otter 4-22-SS friBt Naat, Aairtii wlUi Zif Salary Plus Gas Allowance Nllaa Dr. all Park 81 73-167 details. Sentry Real Est­ adoption by the Board of Directors. A gR cool antf Strl* NnnfeGr. ate, 643-4060. Let's Be Creativel Seller REAL ESTATE Prepored by William J.Sheo Chaatnut DL 14MD8 Pina 81 1-180 5- 31-S5 ^ BFECiAL: Over 200 ae- Is offering creative ft WANTED 6- 13-tS Assistant Town Attorney lectiona and a F R E E SOUND INTERESTING? ElmDL all Walnut 81 M7 South Windsor— 8ia9,900. nonclng to qualified buyer I Phone This Ordinance shall toke eftecMen OO) otter this publl- This Ordinonce shall toke effect tw Fattern Bection in the You can be a Harald Area Advisar and handle and Spectoculor • room Dutch at excellent Interest rotes. cation In this newepopor p royliM that lupervisa our carrier boys A-gltis. If you like kids - 24 hour cosh offer on your cotlon In this newseoper provided thot wItWn ten dO) Uoys ALBUM. Jiuit $3.00. Colonial with 4 bedrooms, Business zone. Excellent otter this publlcotlon ot this Ordinonce o petition signed bv otter this publlcatloo of M iiO rd ln o n ^ petition s lw d ta aoouat want a little IndepandsncVand your own Income... property — Coll; Crockett not lees thon five (5) percent of the r t ^ o r j for an appointment. Sen- Real Estate, M N M M or thing to sell, find a cosh MAHCHESTER, CONNECTICUT leHMlM IlMM. ' try Real Estate, 6«M0i0. buyer the easy w a y ... with Doted ot Moncheeter, Connecticut this 3rd day ot Julv, 19S5. Doted ol Moncheeter, Connecticut this 3rewev of Julv, 1988. • 114 — lUMMUTlMI CtVUtm g lew-cost od in Classl- — 24 erft aei m M Rod «UNa. 03607 02507 .r*' ltaB.643-3711. to - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER BUSINESS GOP to mount drive One shopper tests Baldrige listed as Cloudy skies tonight; ! for firehouse vote coupon machines Stockman successor less humid Thursday How to sift through data I ... page 8 ... page 13 ... page 2 -V ... page 2 New technology changes phone service Whether you're buying a telephone or an answerer, the owner is away and phones that remember you still n e ^ to install it. This means that whatever Since the breakup of American Telephone k numbers also are valuable. Telegraph — what increasingly appears to have been you buy must be compatible with your phone bne. If. for Instance, touch-tone service is not available a stupid move on the part of uninformed managers — • Phones with a switch to select touch tone, pulse you and I have been deluged with a bewildering array Your dialing or any combination of the two for access Jo where you live, you shouldn’t buy a touch-tone phone. of misinformation on telephones, their functions and long-distance services. Phones with these features But if your home is equipped with modular jaclu. Money's cost between $50 and $65 — but with the savings on the Installation is as easy as plugging in a lamp, u, ilanrhratrr MrralJi features. This has merely complicated the buying leasing and touch-tone charges. In addition to though, you have an older home, you may need extra • ___ y-Hi______* VA/oHnAftHAuWednesday, .liilw July 10, 1985 — Single copy: 25< process. Worth Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm In the first days of deregulation, the market was discounted long-distance service, the extra charges wiring. can be more than made up in two to three months' use swamped with cheap "disposable” phones. (I saw Sylvia Porter simple as the suppliers of service t i j to make it in New York City. Formerly, If you wanted to save them being hawked on sidewalks in Manhattan.) If sound, it just is not that easy. (I m admittedly a dolt n money on your long-distance calls by using MCI or you bought them and watched them break down this area, but I suspect millions of you are right In Splint, you had to subscribe to A T iT 's touch-tone almost immediately, you tossed them away in disgust there with me.) Help with installation of phones wouW service at an added monthly charge or buy a devide and disillusionment. be essential for me. Also imperative would ^ Panel speakerphone capability, once found only on Now, when we buy phones, we’re returning to brand that simulates the tones on a rotary phone. high-priced office phone systems, are now available diagrams of types of telephone “ “ tlets found In any Israeli jets names we strust and products backed by longer • Voice-activated answering machines, meaning in m^ium-priced electronic home phones.” home with corresponding diagrams and descriptions warranties. And no longer satisfied with the bare machines that record as long as someone is talking. Popular features today — some of which save of modular jacks needed to install today's new phones. basic models, we’re looking for convenience features, No more cutoff messages. Remote control is a benefit is hard money and/or are extremely helpful — include: A telephone consumer guide that simplifies phone such as memory, automatic redial and lighted to you if you want to get your messages periodically • Answering machines: This reflects our changing installation has been prepared by General E le^ n c. kaypads. lifestyles — particularly dual-career households and without having to return home. Some use hand-held "With microelectronics, manufacturers can incor­ remote controllers to operate the machine, while It's free. You may get it by writing to: Phone Tips, households headed by single persons. Says Smith, GE Electronics Park, Building 7, Room 201 S, stage raid porate more ‘phone’ into smaller packages,” explains others need only a touch-tone phone. This is claimed to to find "Consumers are looking for products that simplify William G. Smith, general marketing manager for Syracuse, N.Y. 13221. It won't install your phones — their lives, and answering machines help do that.” be another reason for the pulse/tone switchable General Electric Consumer Electronics. "For but it will make it easier for you to' do so. • Machines that act as personal secretaries while model. By Kathy Garmus instance, automatic redial of busy numbers and Assistant City Editor

Summer vacations and work on guerrillas UPI buy ;ch?<<'jle8 have taken their toll on •, HeARTs /1 9 Business Legislation the mayor's plans to form a 0 citizens' committee to help sell By Sarnia Nakhoul one of them served as headquar­ voters on a sewer-plant project United Press International ters for the Abu Musa group while In Brief nearing that will be on the ballot Nov. 5. the other was a departure point for puts lid on Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli attacks. said "Tuesday that she has received A third target base 1 mile east of p p i A ' warplanes bombed Palestinian Heating oil price drop* commitments from only three targets near the northern Leba­ Tripoli was used as a base for the deadline people to serve on the committee. health costs Popular Front for the Liberation of HARTFORD — State officials say home nese city of Tripoli today, a day She declined to name the three. Palestine-General Command, the heating oil prices in Connecticut dropped in June after two suicide bombers at­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lawyers for At least two others declined to army said. It said the base as demand for the fuel lessened and suppliers By David Singleton tacked the Israeli security zone in an unidentified investment group seek­ serve because of busy schedules, contained dugouts and bunkers. anticipated lower worldwide oil prices. United Press International southern Lebanon, security sour­ ing to buy United Press International she said. Weinberg said the biggest The Lebanese sources, possibly The average price of heating oil was down 5.5 ces said. out of bankruptcy for more than $14 obstacle to finding committee referring to the same target, said cenU a gallon on the wholesale level in June and CONCORD, N.H. - New Hamp­ million are awaiting a response from a members has been trying to reach Israeli military authorities in five jets bombed Beddawi, a 3.3 cents a gallon on the retail level, a survey by shire's new health services competition committee representing UPI’s people. refugee camp 1 mile south of the state Energy Division showed. The state law will help contain skyrocketing costs Jerusalem confirmed the raids creditors. Weinberg said she had hoped to Tripoli, where they demolished a survey found an average retail price of $1,044 per by encouraging effective and efficient said the pitots reported scoring Washington attorneys David Ruben- have the committee ready two P F L P training base. gallon as of July 1, down from $1,077 in the health care, lawmakers said. r-. k •• tl good hits. , stein and Richard Beatty, representing weeks ago, but that it will be three They said the Israeli warplanes previous month and $1.131^n July 1, 1984, the At a mock signing ceremony Monday, Israel said the jets struck at the bidders, described their proposal to to four weeks before the group can Palestine guerrilla bases in the also bombed Nahr A1 Bared, a Energy Division said. Gov. John Sununu said House Bill 476 “ is really a deregulation bill” because the creditors committee at a meeting in be presented to the Board of area of Nahr El Bared, 5>A miles refugee camp 12 miles north of the Bradford S. Chase, under secretary of the Directors. The committee should Office of Policy and Management in charge of the it promotes cost-effectiveness without New York Monday. northeast of Tripoli. Lebanese city, where they struck a gasoline The investor group's offer expires have between seven and 15 people, Energy Division, said heating oil prices tradition­ the regulatory structures other states sources said the planes struck station. July 15, but a source close to the she said. ally fall in June because the heating season is have adopted. Palestinian refugee camps north Israel launched its last air strike committee said the bidders — des­ "Because of time, you don't want over and demand for oil is less. The legislation, which Sununu actu­ and south of the city. in Lebanon on April 17, hitting ally signed more than two weeks ago, cribed last week as "v e ry credible" by a whole lot of people,” she said. Voice of Lebanon, Beirut's what it said was a headquarters became law July 1. A U PI Chairman Luis Nogales — would Town officials are pushing for Christian radio station, said the and training base for the Demo­ Troubles brewing at GE The health services competition act have to revise their deadline If they quick approval of the project -YT • . » . . ' Ui - «r f raids set off fires throughout the cratic Front for the Liberation of BOSTON — A strike by General Electric Co. requires hospitais and nursing homes to wish to pursue a purchase. before the federal grant program Palestinian camps, killing or Palestine in the eastern Bekaa The unsecured creditors, who were for sewer-plant work is replaced wouning a large number of people. Valley. J j employees is "a very real possibility," a union submit to state public health officials offered about 17.5 cents on the dollar for by a low-interest loan program. official said as workers prepared to vote today on Information about their patients and 'S 1 The attacks presumably were That raid, near the town of Barr a proposed new three-year contract. services, inciuding costs for treatment. more than $27 million In debts, are not The town was informed earlier this conducted in reprisal for suicide Elias, came eight days after a About 12,000 unionized electrical workers at the The iaw aiso creates a Health Service prepared to move that quickly, the year that the project's priority attacks Tuesday in which a Syrian suicide bomber drove a car packed company's plants in Lynn and Pittsfield were to Planning and Review Board that will source said. ranking with the state had moved man and Lebanese woman saluted with explosives into a convoy of Join some 55,000 General Electric employees use the data to establish the need for “ There's no panic to sell,” he said. from tenth to third. Only projects Syrian President Hafez Assad on Israeli trucks in southern Lebanon nationwide voting on the proposed contract. new health care construction and "That is the consensus.” in Groton and Wlnsted have television, then drove TNT-packed killing two soldiers and wounding The leadership of Local 201 of the International equipment and to develop standards for Committee members were informed greater priority with the state. cars into military checkpoints two others. Electrical. Radio & Machine Workers union. services. there were several other suitors “ in the Weinberg said the committee's killing themselves and as many as The woman who conducted that D Which represents about 8,500 workers at the Lynn “ It sets up parameters and the wings,” including one or more news­ main job would be to study the 17 other people. attack, like the drivers in Tues­ plant, Monday voted unanimously to recommend competition is ailowed to take place paper groups, the source said, predict­ existing sewage treatment plant Both attacks were aimed at day's suicide attacks, was a rejection of the proposed contract. within those parameters,” said Rep. ing a sale still is "a long way off.” "and really to help sell the new checkpoints in southern Lebanon member of the Syrian Social n In Pittsfield, the United Electrical, Radio and Matthew Sochalski, R-Londonderry. During the seven-hour meeting, the system.” manned by the South Lebanon Nationalist Party. Machines Workers Union leadership board Rep. Sara Townsend, R-Meriden, the committee also endorsed an am e n d e d In 1983, voters rejected a $20 Army — the Israeli-backed militia Tuesday's suicide bombings — narrowly voted 22-19 in favor of the contract. prime sponsor of the act, said it will arrangement in which two New York million ^nd-issue to pay for headed by Gen. Antoine Lahd. the first in the SLA-patrolled Changes in the present wage structure, health allow government, business and the firms will serve as investment advisers improvements to the sewer plant, Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak security zone around the Israeli care costs and a three percent wage bonus have public to be prudent purchasers of to UPI, evaluating and screening which is located off Olcott Street. Rabin warned before his nation's border since Israel withdrew from drawn opposition, officials said. health services. potential buyers. When she first proposed appoint­ recent withdrawal from Lebanon Lebanon last month — came amid “ The competition aspect is going to e A bankruptcy judge overseeing UPI ment of a citizen's committee in that Israeli forces would strike as bloody fighting between rival L L May, Weinberg said the group very Important,” she said. "They under Chapter II proceedings will have far north as Tripoli in reprisal for Moslem militiamen in Tripoli. Rltdon gets Eyelet Specialty (consumers) will know where the the final say on any proposed sale of the would look over plans for the attacks on Israelis or their allies. Security sources said nine more sewage plant improvements to NAUGATUCK - Risdon Corp. says it has efficient and effective providers may be DPI photo wire service, but the law gives Israel said that two of today's people were.killed and 27 wounded determine If they were still ap­ signed an agreement to acquire the financially found.” unsecured creditors great weight in any target bases belonged to the Abu today — bringing the three-day toll Sununu said every health care facility New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu signs legislation Monday declslo^ propriate in light of possible new Musa faction of the Palestine in the city to 28 dead and 55 troubled Eyelet Specialty Co. for $12 million in developments such as a major cash and assumed liabilities. in the state competes for a limited tightening state control of heath care costs and encouraging Rubeiwtein said, "W e made our Liberation Organization and that wounded. market of patients "and in doing so they presentation. We're waiting to hear mall in Buckland. The acquisition includes Eyelet Specialty's competition. However, Weinberg said on 400,000 square foot manufacturing facility in have all tried in the past to have the from them (the creditors). We have a H«rald photo by Tarquinio of just building on speculation, people system. Tuesday that because the plans for Wallingford as well as its United Tool Co. latest, most expensive, most up-to-date deadline.” Under the proposal deli­ are building for special needs,” he said. "F or the first time, it puU in the improvements to the plant have subsidiary in Bridgeport and interesU in three equipment on hand.” vered to Nogales last week, the Health and Welfare Commissioner Public Health Division the data, the already received state and federal Special memory international operations. In the end, every patient had to pay creditors were given two weeks to Sylvlo Dupuis said the law gives Public coordination, the oversight, the moni­ approval, the citizens' committee Reagan sees tax The acquisition of the financially troubled firm for the excessive costs of unnecessary respond to the offer. If the terms are Health Services the authority and toring and the development of stand­ could not recommend changes to is the largest in the history of Risdon, a facilities and equipment, he said. acceptable, the Identities of the would- Jennifer Diamond, the 14-year-old to swim out to one of the bridge ards I think are going to be very them. Naugatuck-based subsidiary of Metal Box The governor said the new iaw makes accountability necessary to consolidate be buyers would be revealed, and UPI important for us,” he said. Weinberg said the committee is girlfriend of July 4 drowning victim supports to get a better view of holiday America Inc. of Westport, the company said planning part of the process. “ Instead what has been a good but fragmented would have three more days to accept important to the town's efforts to Angel Santos of Manchester, stands fireworks. On the bridge support behind ‘turkey’s’ demise or reject the deal. Monday. improve its sewage treatment r ’ Eyelet Specialty was founded 62 years ago and beneath Founders Bridge in East Diamond are some of the farewell The proposal also is subject to plant because the average person from 1958 to 1973 was owned by International Hartford Tuesday. About 30 teenagers messages Santos’s friends left for him. A approval of unspecified revisions In the does not have time to studv the By Joseph Mlonowany Silver Co. It is currently a subsidiary of Kingston Panel faces backlog of cases collective bargaining agreement be­ plans for improvements o f the gathered under the bridge to pay tribute story and more pictures appear on page United Press International N w r My tur’ Tool Co. of Monson, Mass. tween U PI and its employees union. limits of the old system. to their friend, who drowned as he tried 3. Risdon manufactures packages for cosmetics on welfare to pay medical bills and the hiring of another commissioner and HAMDEN (UPI) - The state Negotiations on UPI's proposal for a Town General Manager Robert WASHINGTON - House WASHINGTON (UPI) - and toiletries, specialty packaging and deep- living costs. eight more clerical workers for the Workers' Compensation Commission is six-month wage freeze and other B. Weiss said last month that if the Speaker Thomas O'Neill is throw­ President Reagan and Ms mip- "Tim e is of the essence in these commission In the first staff Increase draw metal parts. flooded with cases and in many employee concessions ^ere delayed plant Is not expanded, tke town ing more cold water on President porters have virtually rewrtttan situations,” said John A. Arcudi of for district offices in a decade. instapces takes more than a year to rule Indefinitely when the mother of William might not be able to aec^t more India starts probe Reagan's tax reform plan, but the dictionary in their varfoal Hamden, chairman of the commission. on complaints from ill or injured "The additional staff will make a Morrissey, president of the Wire sewage In four or five y «ifs > ^ Reagan says the current “ turkey” contortions to avoid saying "tax "But a systematic Inertia makes it Dollar drops, gold mixed workers, officials say. measurable difference, but It won't cut Service Guild, died last Wednesday. The proposed im provementsto tax code should be cooked by increase." Commission officials said an increase move slower than it should.” LONDON — The dollar nosedived again at the the time down to where I want It,” Teitelbaum said that during the the plant would increase it^ Thanksgiving and a new law When Reagan raised $88 in the number of compensation cases opening of money markets in Europe today, He said the system worked well for Arcudi said. creditors meeting, the committee gave average daily capacity by 1.5 packaged by Christmas. billion in a variety of taxes in and complexity of the cases has created Jet’s voice recorder found Citing growing pressure against hitting its lowest rates for months. Gold was many years but has been plagued with a He said he could not understand why its endorsement to the appointment of million gallons. 1981, Republicans trumpeted it a tremendous backlog in some of the mixed. heavy caseload that has faced the lawmakers didn't approve a larger the New York firms of Bear Steams k the tax plan, O'Neill, D-Mass., said as “ revenue enhancement" agency's district offices. Dealers said the greenback was being marked state's nine compensation commission­ staff increase since the system is Co. and Ladenburg Thalmann li Co. as CORK, Ireland (UPI) - Investi­ instrument that makes up an ted States, India, Ireland and Tuesday that even if the full House When Reagan said Tuesday Officials said it takes more than a further down following a fall in New York. ers since 1980. financed by Insurance companies and joint investment advisers. gators searching the ocean floor aircraft's "black box” of data Britain have taken part in the passed a measure by the end of the he would consider taxing Sociid year In many cases to get a formal The dollar opened In Frankfurt at 2.9795 marks today recovered the voice recorder recorders that contain vital infor­ search. On Tuesday, the British year, " I doubt the Senate is going Security benefits of tbe wealthy judgment on a worker's complaint and Arcudi estimated the system will employers who are self-insured. The Bear Steams-Ladenburg arran­ Coventry against 3.0060 and in Zurich at 2.5015 Swjsg francs they hope will help determine mation on the plane's last mo­ government team pulled out citing to bring it up.” if Ckmgress would not freeae more than two years for an appeal to be handle 43,700 cases this fiscal year, up Sen. Kenneth T. Hampton, R-East gement was worked out as a means of against 2.5223. The U.S. unit opened in London at whether a bomb caused the Air- ments in flight. a lack of cooperation among the But Reagan, who has shifted his costof-livlng increases, Senate decided. from 22,768 In the 1976 fiscal year while Haddam, co-chairman of the Legisla­ helping settle a public dispute between 1.3445 to the pound against 1.3362 and in Paris at India crash that killed 329 people “ In the early hours of this participants. immediate attention from the tax Republican leader Robert Dole In most cases, workers get benefits employers and insurance companies ture's Liabor and Public Employees Nogales and chief UPI stockholders 9.08 francs against 9.1625. has budget last month, Indian officials said. morning the Leon Thevenin, char­ The recent spate of terrorist acts issue to the budget, (see story, labeled it a "recapture M will pay out $260 million this year Committee, said the committee will Douglas Ruhe and William Gelssler, while their cases are pending but in The Indian investigating team in tered by India for salvage opera­ has sparked warnings from West page 5), was much more positive, benefits.” In Milan the dollar began trading at 1,905.75 lire review the situation next year to see if who have separately sought to find about 15 percent of the cases workers compared to $69 million in 1976. COVENTRY — Townspeople Cork said searchers, using a robot tions, detected the cockpit voice German officials. In Karlsruhe, telling editors and broadcasters at White House spokesman against 1,919.10. buyers for UPI. 9 are forced to use their own money or go The Legislature this year approved additional staff Is needed. Tuesday approved a $2,326,336 submarine o p e ra te from the recorder of Air Indian flight 182,” West Germany's federal prosecu­ a White House lunch that he still Larry Speakea referred to the town budget for the 1985-86 fiscal believes a new tax system can be 0 French vessel Leon Thevenin, the Indian officials said. "The tor warned today that U.S. and plan as "replacement of year by a 3-to-l margin. found and recovered the recorder Scarab is being lowered again at NATO military installations are approved by January. revenues.” Business Is brisk The new budget is higher than at a depth of 6,500 feet. the same spot to locate and the favorite targets of West Ger­ "By Thanksgiving Day of 1985, Reagan's promise that a tax the $2.27 million budget voters "The Indian navy official on retrieve the digital flight data many's most wanted terrorists. we should cook our turkey of a tax increase would happen only rejected In May, but the mill rate board confirmed ... after exchang­ recorder.” "The security situation regard­ code and get our tax reform passed "over my dead body" appar­ will remain at last year's rate of ing detailed identification data The recorder was found, picked - ing the Red Army Faction is, as by both the House and the Senate,” ently necessitated tbe Engineer spends his days creating computer ciones 31.29 because of a $485,000 budget with the Indian engineers ashore, up by the hydraulic arms of the ever, tense,” said Kurt Rebmann, Reagan said. "Then, by Christmas euphemisms. surplus. Town Manager Harold B. that the Scarab (robot) had the submarine and raised to the the federal republic's top terrorist Day, America's new tax plan Hodge Jr. said today. cockpit voice recorder,” an Indian surface in six hours, the officials hunter and prosecutor, at a special should be signed into law and The town had a surplus because presented to the people as the best Hawaii and Florida,” says the statement said. said. news conference in Karlsruhe. O'Neill had previously predicted By William H. Inman firms or firms ridding themselves ers In Texas, and perhaps scores of Cwagenberg is convinced his "When I buy a part, I have to pin of unexpected revenues, Hodge gift of the year.” soft-spoken owner of Lolir Irish officials said the cockpit "The robot located a signal from “ It is Important that the security that a tax reform measure could United Press International of surplus. others across the nation. efforts and that of similar industry down the problems, check Into the said! The surplus has been incorpo­ Senate Finance Committee Electronics. "It occurred to me that there voice recorder was to be sent back the voice recorder on the sonar at a arrangements for target figures pass Congress by the end of next The object and original of each of Independents will drive down the history of the piece, to make sure it rated Into the new budget, he said. Chairman Bob Packwood, R-Ore., DALLAS — Allen Cwagenberg Cwagenberg is a survivor, both a was a lot of real good material on to India, where investigators distance of 300 to 400 meters and target objects should be kept year, but that the bill would have to Cwagenberg's clones, of course, 1s price of personal computers. “ We works and is compatahle with the Voters rejected the earlier was also more upbeat than O'Neill. builds clones — Intelligent, victim and beneficiary of the the market at super prices.” the IBM PC, now the business already have.” would study It for clues to the cause (yards), then it homed in on the as comprehensive as they are be more fair to the middle class other parts I have.” budget because they felt It was too of the June 23 crash. signal until it came into visual " I think there'll be a bill,” he said, microchip-laden thinking ma­ massive shakeout which has con­ High-tech brokers bought up Industry standard. He wants to keep his business now.” than the plan written by the White But then, such is the risk — and low In public safety areas, Hodge The Air-India Boeing 747 contact with the voice recorder,” "and if the bill comes to the Senate House. chines — but he's no mad scientist vulsed the personal computer many of these parts — modems, "Sure, there are Apple clones small. He has only five on the staff He said the group also posed a the challenge — of building clones. said. Tile referendum vote Tues­ plunged into tbe Atlantic Ocean said Neville Hunter of Cable and by Oct. 15,1 think we can get It this and he has no medical pretensions. Industry In recent years, leaving mice, macro and micro items — around. They've been around for a and no immediate plans to expand. threat to the German armaments The Democratlc-led House has day was 513-166. some 120 miles off the Irish coast, Wireless, whose engineers operate year.” Cwagenberg Is an electronics only IBM and a few others and offered them to wildcatters long tim e. But IBM has become the He doesn't talk about sales, but industry, justice, security and taken the lead on the issue in The new budget allows for the killing all 329 passengers and crew the robot. " I f anything, the problem with engineer. The clones he builds are towering above the rubble. like Cwagenberg at bargain standard. People come here to buy business Is obviously good, and police officials, and politicians. Congress, with the Republican- addition of one new police officer aboard. Only 131 bodies and about 5 “ The robot is operated by tax reform is when we go home the hi^-powered computers, the la­ He came to Texas from the Great prices. a professional system so they can growing — albeit discreetly. Daley Thompson of Great Brl- dominated Senate Finance Com­ and includes funds to allow the percent of the wreckage has been remote control and has television public kind of yawns about tax test generation of lookalikes mim­ Lakes region and was co-partner In "It's what we call the gray do business at home.” Another virtue of smallness: Uln won both the 19M and 19M mittee following House Ways and town fire departments to update recovered. cameras and powerful lights,” reform ,” Packwood added, noting icking the power, durability and a large manufacturing company market,” he said. "W e discovered Cwagenberg stocked up on parts IBM doesn't know he exists. "And Olympic decathlon titles. Means Committee actions by their equipment. In addition, the Experts have speculated the Hunter said. " I t is highly maneuv­ people were more concerned about appearance of Big Blue, giant which made power supplies for there were lots of supplies out for the PC XT, a system fashioned that's just line with m e.” Inside Today about a week. superintendent of streets and the crash was caused by a terrorist erable. It picked up the flight the deficit. IBM, but at a third to a half of the computers. But the shakeout left there. There were companies around a 10 MB hard-disk, floppy One of Cwagenberg's peeves is Meanwhile, the influential real human services department will bomb but investigators said they recorder and also located two new Many people believe if Congress price. clients scarce and money tight. going out of business, reducing disks and a controlling 8088 the lack of part-to-part compatibil­ estate lobby Tuesday stepped up each get one new employee. had so far found no hard evidence pieces of wreckage.” 24 pages,'4 sections does not act on tax reform this His laboratory Is an unobstru- ''The headaches were supplies, and lots of brokers who microprocessor. ity within the industry. EMERGENCY Its campaign against Reagan's The new budget Is retroactive to back up such a theory. The submersible robot, operated year, the Issue may die because Slve two-room niche In a quiet Immeasurable.” handled the surplus.” “ People wanted this part, then "With all the different manufac­ Fire — Police — Medical M v lo *_ — 16 O b ttu v iM . plan, complaining about a variety until July 1. The town has been The investigators said the sub­ by British telecommunications ButlOMS _ __21 O p inion___ 1986 is an election year, and suburban shopping center. Busi­ At 37, Cwagenberg bailed out. He From the remains of the old, a they wanted that part. Soon we turers about there, there are of lu provisions to the Ways and operating on last year's surplus, marine was being lowered again in company Cable and Wireless, is C IS M ltM - 21-24 P sopM alk. lawmakers may be reluctant to ness comes mostly from mailouts, opted to take advantage of the new cottage industry was bom. knew we had enough parts to build enormous compatibility problems. DIAL 911 C om lc*. 16 Sports. Means Oimmlttee. Hodge said. "But we couldn't have the same area and expressed designed for ocean bed cable tamper with the tax code and its fliers, strategic advertising. “ We internecine destruction, the grave­ Cwagenberg counts perhaps a entire systenu, and we could tailor There are no real sta^ards on In Manchester Entartsinmsnt___16 Tatavttlon Real estate interests have been stood another payroll if the budget confidence they would find the repairs and maintenance. L o tla ry ___. 2 W Mthsr _ hundreds of deductions for power­ get orders from as far away as yard of parts left by now-defunct half-dozen Independent clonemak- the machine to the Individual.” these items. It's a mess. ------______among the most vocal critics of the hgd not been approved” , he added. flight data recorder, the other Officials from Canada, the Uni- ful special Interey groups. plan. . A