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-mu Gridlock ‘Good start’ on budget is broken to his term, By Peter Vlles The Associated Press Bosox, Yankees HARTFORD — After a private, UlanrlirBlrr Hrralh six-hour meeting ended in grid­ says Bush lock, Democratic leaders said they would bypass the budget­ both are beaten writing committee and use emer­ gency procedures to send a $6.78 billion budget straight to the President attends service — see page 45 House of Representatives. The move to bypass the com­ for sailors killed on ship SPORTS mittee angered Republican com­ mittee members, who waited among the families, shaking their several hours for a rare Saturday Bv Merrill Hartson The Associated Press hands and offering condolences. meeting scheduled by Democrats Beginning a four-day trip. Bush only to find that the Democrats CHICAGO — President Bush, also planned stops today in couldn’t reach agreement and nearing the 100-day milestone of Bismarck, N.D., and San Jose, were bypassing the committee his administration, said today he Calif. The 100-day mark of his entirely. was off to a “ good start” with administration falls on Saturday “ The Democrats have made a bipartisan agreements on the and Bush was expected to beat mockery of the budget process,” MANCHESTER ST AYS HOT budget and Contra aid but that the drum for his presidency in a Sen. Judy Freedman, R- “ difficult decisions lie ahead.” succession of out-of-Washington Westport, and Rep. Glenn Arthur. Bush said his administration is engagements this week. R-Ledyard. said in a joint By Len Auster now "mapping strategies for a "In three short months, we’ve statement. Manchester Herald period of remarkable change in made a good start coming to grips “ This is chaos,” Arthur said. international affairs,” and he with issues demanding urgent Ever since an opening-day loss, the Manchester “ I ’m not sure what prompted all referred to upcoming high-level attention and decisive action,” High baseball team has done no wrong. The Indians this. They could have waited until meetings with Moscow. A foreign Bush told the publishers. continued their upward trend Friday afternoon with Monday ... I can see this thing policy review, which some had He took credit for drafting a their fourth consecutive win. 3-1. over visiting South going on until the summertime.” hoped would be completed far plan to rescue the savings and Windsor High in CCC East Division play at Kelley Democrats had scheduled the earlier, is now due in late May, he loan industry, a proposal to Saturday session, hoping the said. tighten ethical standards in go­ The Indians are perfect in the CCC East at 4-0 and committee would pass a 1989-90 Bush issued the report on his vernment and with making the are off to their best start since 1985 when they won budget. But the committee’s first three months in office during District of Columbia a “ test case Democrats couldn’t reach an five of their first six. The visiting Bobcats slide .o 3-3 an address to publishers gathered for a full range of innovative agreement after six hours of overall, 2-2 in the division. for the annual luncheon of The anti-drug measures.” Manchester’s back in action Monday at 3.30 p.m. closed-door meetings, and the Associated Press. He flew here In unusual back-to-back ap­ committee met for less than a when it visits Hartford Public High. . after attending a memorial ser­ pearances here, Bush was to The Indians employed the same formula it had in minute before adjourning shortly AP photo vice in Norfolk. Va., for the 47 speak shortly after Vice Presi­ two previous wins this week. “ Good pitching ana before 5 p.m. in Norfolk, Va„ Sunday. Forty-seven sailors killed in the gun turret dent Dan Quayle addressed the good defense.** explained Manchester Coach Don Democratic leaders, including BACK HOME — A sailor aboard the explosion on the battleship Iowa A P annual meeting. The publish­ Race. The Indians did commit their first error in House Speaker Richard Balducci battleship USS Iowa wipes a tear as he is crewmen were killed in an explosion on last Wednesday. ers are gathered for the Ameri­ of Newington and State Senate the ship Wednesday. three games, which did cost them a ™n. but greeted by his family as the ship docked “ To all who mourn a son, a can Newspaper Publishers Asso­ otherwise were solid behind lefthander Jim Kitsock. President Pro Tern John Larson brother, a husband, a father, a ciation convention. Kitsock. 2-1, was touched for only three hits, oneof of East Hartford, then announced friend, — I can only offer you the Bush said his administration the infield variety and one a bloop into shallow left that they would use emergency gratitude of a nation, for your was “ mapping strategies for a 'I! manuevers to get a budget to the that plated the Bobcats’ only run. He struck out four Tears and hugs mark return loved one served his country with period of remarkable change in House without committee while walking three and required only 83 pitches in distinction and honor,” the presi­ international affairs, change closing out the 1-hour, 53-minute outing. (Kitsock) approval. more wide-ranging and rapid State Sen. Joseph Harper, dent said. has a fastball that tends to sink and a curve ball “ We will not — we cannot, as than at any time in the post-war that’s tantilizing. He has a fastball that he doesn t D-New Britain, the ^ n a te chair­ of scarred battleship Iowa long as we live — know why God period. man of the committee, said the throw the same place twice,’’ Race said has called them home. But of one Manchester collected nine hits off South Wiimsor budget would require between Before the Iowa was in sight of his father, who was killed in By D.W. Page thing we can be sure — this world $500 million and $550 million in Pier 5 on Sunday, it passed by the Vietnam. hurler Jeff Goodin, who went the distance, but Race The Associated Press is a more peaceful place because Health forces insists the Indians’ offense is stiU notin g ea r Our new taxes next year. Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnei, “ I know what they feel like,” he of the USS Iowa.” bats are still rather quiet, except for (Keith) DiYeso The $6.78 billion budget repres­ where a small group of Vietnam NORFOLK, Va. — The scarred said of the sailors lining the rail. Bush’s voice cracked moment­ ents an increase of 7.8 percent veterans stood on the span and top conductor who is on a tear,” he said. battleship USS Iowa returned “ That’s not the way to come arily as he declared, “ May God The red-hot righthanded swinging DiYeso was over this year’s budget of $6.29 watched. home quietly to tearful loved ones home.” bless the USS Iowa and all who 3-for-3. making him lO-for-16 (.625) for the season billion, and calls for $156 million exchanging embraces with the Mike Cullinan, 46, read off the When the 887-foot warship walk her deck.” to leave post He’s hit in every game with at least two hits in four Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald in cuts to (jk)v. William A. 1,500 crew members, who wore names of the 47 dead. moved into sight of the dock, For most of the half-hour O’N eill’s $6.94 billion proposal. of the five games. black armbands in memory of 47 " I was in the Army in ’Nam. I families let out scattered cheers. service. Bush and his wife, BERLIN (A P) — Herbert von HE’S OUT — South Windsor’s Chris picked off in sixth-inning action Friday About WO million of the cuts Manchester scored in its first two at-bats. DiYeso shipmates killed in a gun turret wanted to do something more But as tugs pushed the ship into Barbara, sat somber-facecl Karajan, an internationally ac­ at Kelley Field. The Indians won their would be achieved by delaying low-bridged Goodin with a two-out single in the Spelman dives for second base, but is explosion. than just be here and take among the families of the vic­ claimed conductor who sold 150 fourth in a row, 3-1. cost-of-living-adjustments due its berth, the crowd fell silent. All bottom of the first, moved to third on the first ^ two tagged out by Manchester second The crew in white uniforms pictures,” he said. that could be heard were the tims, some of whom sobbed million albums worldwide, re­ state employees, and another $20 hits by Dom Laurinitis, a single, and carne home on baseman Marcus Mateya after being stood along the rails Sunday intermittent cries of gulls that openly. Seated to Bush’s left was signed today after 34 years as million would be saved by cutting More than 300 people crowded a the first of two balks by the Bobcat hurler. evening as the ship pulled into circled the Iowa’s wake. Elbia Martinez, widow of Seaman director of the Berlin revenue sharing to cities and parking area near a tunnel Goodin’s second balk, when he lost control of the Norfolk Naval Base, its home Apprentice Jose Luis Martinez Philharmonic. towns. Much of the remaining entrance and 200 others lined a The fire-scorched barrels of the baseball when he was about fo deliver a the port. About 3,000 family members Jr. of Hidalgo, Texas. Seated to Karajan, whose chronic back cuts would be made through fishing pier. three-gun turret were in the same second, also proved costly. The balks helped, we Kevin Greene gives notice and friends greeted them. Mrs. Bush’s right was Lisa problems have made it difficult accounting maneuvers and by not On the Virginia Beach board­ position as when the explosion got the breaks,” Race said. President Bush, a Navy pilot in Everhart, widow of Seaman for him to walk to a podium, cited filling vacant state jobs. World War II, and his wife, walk, Jeff Garland watched with occurred off Puerto Rico on John Cunningham lined a two-®ut single in t ^ Apprentice Leslie Allen Everhart frail health as his reason for With a 27-17 advantage on the Barbara, were to attend a mem­ his 2-year-old granddaughter as Wednesday. resigning, said Anke Martiny, home second, moved to second on the balk from Jr. of Cary, N.C. orial service today at the base’s the Iowa passed. The Norfolk West Berlin’s culture senator. where he scored on a Kitsock single. Afterwards, the Bushes walked he may be answer for EC See BUDGET, page 10 air station. plumber said he was thinking of See IOWA, page 10 She said she received a letter The Bobcats got their only run. unearned, in tne today from Karajan informing fourth with two out. Designated hitter Nick Greene’s performance on the Georgeadis walked. Chris Spelman reached on an late-inning difficulties and gained her that he was stepping down By Jim Tierney mound could mean to the Eagles immediately. error and Eric Perry delivered Georgeadis with a Manchester Herald the complete-game win in a 6-3 Bolton candidates wary of changes In charter Eagle victory over the Cadets. this season. Karajan was appointed “ con­ his bloop single. “He (Greene) was ahead of ductor for life” of the Berlin Finding a reliable No. 2 pitcher Greene allowed eight hits, six of those coming in the sixth and most of the hitters,” Penders orchestra in 1955, and his resigna­ The Indians added an insurance tally in the fiftlr to go along with ace southpaw Speedy Aris Leonard legged an infield hit stole seventh frames, walked just two said. “ This is a big step for him Four try for tion leaves open one of the most 1 Marc Mangiafico is the main First selectman candiijates and a big step for the team. If he coveted conductor’s posts. Many second and scored on a DiYeso single just inside the chore for East Catholic and and struck out eight. It was Greene’s first win of the can come around and if we can leading conductors have been third base bag. Coach Jim Penders. say Bolton needs leadership boarci’s seats If Friday afternoon’s encounter year. improve a little more defensively mentioned as possible successors and with our bats, we’re going to since Karajan’s health began to MANCHESTER (3) — Jo v n e r rf 3-0-1-0 , against All Connecticut Confer­ East remains unbeaten at 6-0 Bv Andrew Yurkovskv D iY e so l b 3-l-3-1, Loorlnltls c 3-0-2-0, Ba^rv 3bO-O-^O, D ^ ls be a team to be reckoned with.” edge of the law and land-use ence foe St. Joseph’s of Trumbull overall and 3-0 in the ACC. St. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Manchester Herald deteriorate, but his resignation dh 3-0 -0-0, M oteva 2b 3-0-(i-0, G ilb e rt ss l-O-O-O, Cunnlnohom It East was anything but over­ Manchester Herald issues as advantages over Morra. letter made no recommendation. 3- 1- 1-0, K itso ck p 3-0-1-1. T otals 25-3-9-2. is any indication. Penders may Joe’s falls to 0-3 in the league and powering on the offensive side, Morra says that leadership and ^SOUTH WINDSOR O) — Rapoza Cher\^skl 3b have found his answer in senior 2-3 overall. The Eagles will travel BOLTON — Republican and 3-0-0 -0 , Hothorn ss 2-oj6-0, G oodin p O-O-O-O, ^ to West Hartford to take on acquiring only five hits. No Eagle BOLTON — Democrat Michael managerial skills set him apart 2-1^ . Spelman ct 2-0 -0-0, Perry If J-ussler » 3-0 -0-0 , righthander Kevin Greene, who Democratic candidates for se­ Northwest Catholic today at 1 batter had more than one. A. Zizka, a geologist-turned- from Zizka. Eloenbrod rt 3--0. T o t o a ls ^ 1-^1. sported a dazzling 9-1 record two lectmen agree that proposed TODAY lawyer, moved to town nine years Zizka. 34. is a native of years ago as a sophomore. p.m. changes to the Town Charter may §i"o'?fi'’l^Vndsor o!S Z o=?:?:o Penders realizes how crucial See GREENE, page 47 Willimantic. He said he’s grown Kitsock ond Loorlnltls; Goodin and Gllsenan. Greene persevered through ago. be too much, too soon. Republican Robert R. Morra, deep roots during his nine years WP- Kitsock (2-1), LP- Goodin. But each hopes that experience Index an educator-turned-real estate here. And, he said he has the kind will make the difference when 20 pages, 2 •actions agent, is a Bolton native, born and of experience needed to help residents enter the voting booth move Bolton into modern times. Clutifled - 18-23 Obituaries------2 raised here. on May 1. But. for all their differences in He is finishing his second elected All four candidates are wary of Comlca_____ 16 Opinion------8 background and experience, term as a selectman. Conaumer____ 0 People------IS the proposed charter changes, these two candidates for first " I think I ’ve got a tough battle IS Sports— 11-14 -N which will be a referendum selectman aren’t far apart on the ahead me,” Zizka said of the May Locsl/Stste__ 2-6 Television------17 1 election. “ But I think if people question May 1. Among those Nstlon/World j Woether------issues proposed changes are switching 8-7 2 They both agree that a proposal really carefully look at what each candidate has to offer, in terms of to a town manager form of to change to a town manager government, changing the Board form of government may be too experience and abilities, I think I’ll get elected.” of Selectmen from a five-member WE DELIVER much, too soon. And they both board to a seven-member board For Home Delivery, Call share concerns about One thing Morra doesn’t have is a legal background and expertise and eliminating the Board of development. on land use. Zizka said. Zizka Finance. 647-9946 Asked why voters should MICHAEL A. ZIZKA ROBERT R. MORRA Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 choose him rather than his . , . "tough battle" . . "management ability" See OTHERS, page 10 opponent, Zizka cites his knowl­ See SELECT, page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 24. 1989 — 3 Z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 24, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE Delinquent dads About To%vn Obituaries Police Roundup

Graduation meeting set targeted by state John F. Bujak Army veteran of World War II, Hartford, for over 40 years. She Two charged in disturbance Bolton High School “ Project Graduation” com­ John Ferdinand Bujak, 68, of and a member of Temple Beth was a member of St. Mary’s Two Manchester men were arrested Friday and mittee, formed to develop plans for a graduation Melbourne, Fla., formerly of Sholom, a past president of Episcopal Church, and the Order charged in connection with an incident at the night party for the class of 1989, will meet tonight at Manchester, died April 18,1989 in Connecticut Theater Owners, and of Amaranth of Manchester. for child support Manchester Parkade in which the windows of two 7:30 in the Bolton High School media center. Melbourne. on the board of directors of the She is survived by two sisters, Before retiring, he was em­ National Theater Owners. Helen H. Olson and Ruth E. cars were smashed in. police said. The incidents occurred at the north side of Sears, ployed at Stanadyne Inc. in Besides his wife, he is survived Somerville, with whom she lived; NEW HAVEN (AP) - State court orders forsome kind of cash Roebuck and€o. at about 1:20 a m., police said. Square dance pianned Wilson. He was a member of St. by a son, Steven I. Menschell of and two nephews. agencies have racked up the payments. Timothy Manson, 20, of 30F Channing Drive was Bartholomew’s Church. He was Bolton; a daughter, Mrs. Mindy The funeral will be Wednesday highest collection rate in the In Connecticut, the program is Manchester Square Dance Club will have a charged with breach of peace, possession of active in the Twilight Baseball Menschell and her husband, at 11:15 a.m. in St. Mary’s country in getting delinquent run jointly by the Department of mainstream plus level dance Saturday from 8 to marijuana, possession of marijuana with the intent League and was inducted into the Philip Clendanieo, of Cambridge, Episcopal Church, Park and divorced fathers to pay millions Human Resources, the Judicial 10:30 p.m. at filing Junior High School, 229 E. to sell, second-degree reckless endangerment and Manchester Sports Hall of Fame. Mass.; a brother, Seymour Men- Church streets. Burial will be in of dollars in back child support, Department, the attorney gener­ Middle Turnpike. Bob Smith will call the dance, and chel of Newington; a sister, Mrs. East Cemetery. Calling hours are second-degree criminal mischief, according to the Joan and Armand Daviau will cue the rounds. A He was a tennis player. officials say. al’s office and the state Bureau of He is survived by his wife, Max (Marilyn) Sacher of Brook­ Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the police report. Delinquent divorced fathers Collections. round dance worksshop will be offered from 7:30 to 8 lyn, N.Y.; and a grandson. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Willie L. Johnson, 21, of 68Imperial Drive, Apt. 0, p.m. Donation is $8 per couple. Esther (Schaller) Bujak of Mel­ statewide who failed to make Although the state’s collection bourne; a son, Robert John Bujak The funeral will be Tuesday at Center St. was charged with breach of peace. court-ordered child-support pay­ rate is “ good,” DiNallo said, of Somers; two daughters, Lor­ noon in the chapel of Weinstein Memorial donations may be In the incident, the windshield of one car was ments racked up a debt of nearly “ you don’t want to have the smashed, as was the passenger window of another ‘Aiiiance’ meeting siated raine Yeates of Vista, Calif., and Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., made to the Book of Remem­ $111 million in fiscal 1987-88. impression there is not still a Eleanor Turner of Palm Bay, Hartford, Burial will be in Tern-, brance, St. Mary’s Church, or the car, police said. according to state figures. huge problem” The Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Manchester Fla.; two sisters, Beatrice Rossi pie Beth Sholom Memorial Park, Glastonbury Visiting Nurses As­ A 19-year-old man who said he was hit by a long Some of the debt simply leaves In one recent courtroom scene, will meet Monday, May 1 at 7 p.m. at Genesis of Bloomfield, and Frances Bujak Manchester. Friends may call at sociation, 647 New London Turn­ object during the incident was treated at Manches­ single mothers desperately in the seated high above the rows of his home. Center, 105 Main St. The film, “ When the Music of Farmington; and five pike, Glastonbury, 06033, or the ter Memorial Hospital, police said. lurch. But the tab for much of it men filling his courtroom. Magis­ Stopped,” will be shown. The support group grandchildren. Memorial donations may be American Cancer Society, 243 E. Manson was released on a $10,000 non-surety gets picked up by the state in the trate Alan E. Steele gazed down affiliated with the Connecticut Alliance for the A memorial Mass will be held made to the American Diabetes Center St., Manchester 06040. bond. Johnson was released on a $500 non-surety form of Aid to Families with at the divorced father of three. Association, 40 South St., P.O. box Mentally 111, Inc., is open to families and friends of Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. bond. They are scheduled to appear in Manchester Dependent Children payments — “You make $500 in construc­ 10160, Elmwood 06110, or to the those individuals with prolonged mental illness. For Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. Minnie Holden Superior Court Wednesday. welfare. tion,” Steele said. “ You live with more information, call Edna E. Jacobs. 643-6697. Middle Turnpike. Hartford Heart Association, or to State agencies though were your mother. What do you do with Memorial donations may be the charity of a donor’s choice. Minnie (Reno) Holden, 99, of able to recover $69 million of the your $500 a week?” South Windsor, formerly of Man­ Boiton boosters host dance made to the American Heart debt — about 62 percent — in “I don’t work steady,” the Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ William R. Hellner chester, widow of William J. Honor Roll fiscal 1987-88. But the remaining construction worker replied. The Bolton Booster Club will sponsor a dance ford 06105. Holden, died Sunday (April 23, debt to the state incurred by “ I hope you work steady William R. Hellner, 61, of West 1989) at a local convalescent Saturday, May 6 from 8 p.m, to 1 a.m. at St. Bernard fathers who don’t support their enough to find some money Hartford, father of Christiane H. home. Church, in the Rockville section of Vernon. Music O’Brien of Manchester, died Watkinson School children adds up to at least $44 today,” said Steele. “ Because will be by Steve Zavarella. The cost is $15 per Raymond H. Storrs She was born in Jamaica million, state officials said. you’re not leaving the building Saturday (April 22, 1989) at St. Plains, N.Y., and lived in Man­ Here is the second-quarter honor roll for couple. The spring raffle drawing will be held at the Raymond H. Storrs, 75, of Of the $69 million collected last until you come up with $1,000.” Francis Hospital and Medical chester before moving to South Watkinson School in Hartford. dance. Tickets are still available, $1 per ticket. For Coventry, was found dead in his Center, Hartford. year, about $29 million repres­ Still waiting to be called before ticket information, call Becky Grose, 649-9566. home Friday (April 21, 1989). Windsor 27 years ago. Patrick Flynn/Manchetter Harald ented paybacks to the state for the magistrate were between 20 Besides his daughter, he is She is survived by a daughter, GRADE 12 He was born Sept. 15, 1913 in survived by his wife, Eleanor Honorable Mention NOSTALGIC TOUR — About 150 people gather the Cheney Historic District. The tour brought back fond welfare payments to mothers, and 30 men summoned to court Coventry, and had been a lifelong Thelma H. Baldwin of South Melllsa Edelson, daughter of Philip and Judith Edelson of said Anthony DiNallo, director of for similar delinquencies. (Perry) Hellner of West Hart­ Windsor: a brother, Richard Manchester. Saturday to participate in the 11th annual walking tour of Kids can visit the hospitai resident. Before retiring, he had memories for some. the Bureau of Child Support ford: a son, W. Daivd Hellner in Reno of Garden City, N.Y.; two Delinquent fathers may owe been employed in the printing Enforcement of the state Depart­ Manchester Memorial Hospital and the Lutz Panama: two other daughters, grandchildren; eight great­ anywhere from several hundred Children’s Museum is sponsoring “ A Visit to the department of the Travelers Richarda V. Hellner of West ment of Human Resources. dollars to $50,000 in unpaid Insurance Co., and the former grandchildren; and a great- Current Quotations About $33 million was paid to Hospital,” tours for kindergarteners, weekdays Hartford and Nancy J. Hellner of great-granddaughter. support. In addition to the long­ Phoenix Fire insurance for over Cheney tour rekindles fond memories mothers and children who are not from Tuesday to Friday, May 5. Children will see a Dearborn, Mich.; four brothers, term debt, the court-imposed 30 years. He was a veteran of The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 on welfare. State collection servi­ mock operating room, a mock patient room, and a John C. Hellner of Wheatridge, p.m. at the Samsel & Carmon “ If we act boldly, we will become the heroes of support payments continue to pile World War II, serving in the U.S. ces are available to women who mock emergency room. For mofe information, call Colo., Andrew Hellner and Ed­ Funeral Home, 419 Buckland China. If we lose our nerve, we will have the guilt of Bv Maureen Leavitt ley Road, can remember the up. Army in the Pacific Theater. He are not on welfare because state Amy M. Avery, 647-4750. ward Hellner, both of Wisconsin Road, South Windsor, with the history on our shoulders.” — Wu’er Kaixi, a student Manchester Herald Qieney workers flocking to the The agencies charged with was a member of the Second Beatrice Snyder, of 27 Wellesley Road, can officials hope to keep them off the Rapids, Wis., and Robert Hellner Rev. Randell P. Ferrara officiat­ leader at Beijing Normal University, on student store her Russian-born father ran collections also locate fathers Congregational Church of Coven­ rolls. DiNallo said. of Bradenton, Fla.; three sisters, ing. Burial will be in Rose Hill protests for democracy and human rights. At least 150 people bundled up remember the Cheney workers flocking to the on the corner of McKee Street and who have fled the state or just try, and also the Coventry About 200.000 Connecticut Depression discussed Viola Potomac and Margaret Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. for the unseasonably brisk April Hartford Road. dropped out of sight. Grange. store her Russian-born father ran on the corner children are affected by non­ Lee, both of Bradenton, Fla., and Calling hours are Tuesday from 1 “ SDI is alive and well, but like everything else, it temperatures Saturday to revisit “ If you have a Social Security Depression Anonymous, a support group for those He is survived by a brother, For one couple who recently payment of child support, accord­ Elizabeth Griffin of Blakely, Ga.; to 2 p.m. has to fit into a reduced budget.” — Secretary of a chapter of Manchester’s past. of McKee Street and Hartford Road. number and you’re working. lean suffering from depression meets every Tuesday at Russell G. Storrs of Coventry; moved from Oklahoma to Man­ ing to state statistics. and four grandchildren. Memorial donations may be Defense Dick Cheney, on an agreement between the They took part in the 11th find you.” DiNallo said. 6:30 p.m. in the Lowe Building, room CL242, second three nephews; and three nieces. chester, the history was brand It often comes as a surprise to The funeral will be Wednesday made to the South Windsor Bush administration and Congress to cut funding for annual walking tour of the Most collections result from floor. The group follows the 12-step program He was predeceased by a brother, new. fathers that AFDC is not a gift but at 9:30 a.m. from the Molloy Visiting Nurse, 1009 Su^ivan the Strategic Defense Initiative. Cheney Historic District. The Cheney family sold the mills in Patterson, N.J., tried to court orders that force employers modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or Richard Storrs. Funeral Home, 906 Farmington Gayle Hawkes said she works a loan and that they are responsi­ to take money from a father’s pay Ave., South Windsor 06074. John F. Sutherland and Tho­ business in 1954 to the J.P. rob box ears full of finished silk fees are required. For more information, call Marie The funeral will be Tuesday at Ave., West Hartford, with a Mass in the Fuss & O’Neill Consulting ble for the debt, state officials and turn it over to the state before B., 644-9046. mas R. Lewis, professors at Stevens Co., which in turn sold it products from this mill. 11 a.m. in the Second Congrega­ of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Engineers office on Hartford say. the paycheck reaches the father. tional Church, Coventry. Burial Timothy Church, West Hartford. Walter F. HlllnskI Public Meetings Manchester Community College, to LaFrance Industries in 1956. The robbers escaped, but not Road, which is a converted AFDC is based on the presump­ DiNallo said. Spring ciasses offered will be in the Center Cemetery, Burial will be in Fairview Ceme­ gave the visitors tidbits of histori­ LaFrance closed the mills for before they killed the chief of Cheney building. She said the tion that a parent — usually the Despite some claims by delin­ Walter F. Hilinski, 74, of 11 cal trivia as the tour wound its good in 1984. security for the mill. The Manchester Parks and Recreation Depart­ Coventry. There are no calling tery. Calling hours are Tuesday building intrigued her and she father — is not supporting his quent fathers that they can’t Ferndale Drive, husband of Flor­ Meetings scheduled tonight way around the Cheney Bros, During the tour, tourists con­ ment will be offering the following spring classes at hours. The Holmes Funeral from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Next, the tour stopped at the and her husband. Al. decided to children. come up with child support. ence (McNeill) Hilinski, died mills. vened in front of Cheney Hall on Highland Park School: FunTykes, for three-and Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of Memorial donations may be Cheney Machine Shop on Forest learn more about the mills. Federal law requires states to DiNallo maintains that his first the arrangements. Sunday (April 23, 1989) at Man­ Hartford Road and proceeded up four-year-olds, six weeks, $66: Terrific Twos, six made to the School of St. Timothy, chester Memorial Hospital. Manchester Descriptive narratives pro­ Street, where hundreds of people "It’s really unique.” said Al create departments to locate and only real concern is for the Memorial donations may be weeks, $18. Pre-registration is required in person at Computer Fund, 225 King Phillip He was born in Springfield, Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing vided by Sutherland and Lewis Elm Street to where the Clock were employed. Hawkes, delinquent fathers and secure children involved. made to the Second Congrega­ Highland Park School, Parks and Rec office, Drive, West Hartford 06117. Mass., Jan. 2, 1915, and had lived room, 7 p.m. helped tourists picture the days Tower Mill is located. Now The tour was supposed to have “ When I walk down the stair­ tional Church or to a charity of the Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For in Manchester for most of his life. Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln when as many as 5,000 Manches­ converted into apartments, this included an indoor tour of the donor’s choice. case (at Fu.ss & O’Neill), I feel more information, call 647-3089. Edna A. Lutz Before retiring, he was employed Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. ter residents would walk through mill, which was actually three Ribbon Mill, located on the corner like I’m in “ Gone With the Wind,” gets review 1 at the E & S Gage Co., Manches­ Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, the streets on the way to and from mills, is where silk was spun into of Pine and Pleasant streets. That she said. Somers High plans reunion Gabriel LeMay Edna A. (Cebelius) Lutz, 80, of ter, for many years. He was a 7:30 p.m. work every day. thread, Sutherland said. mill has been converted to 292 Woodland St., wife of Joseph member of the Center Congrega­ Board of Education, Waddell School, 7:30 p.m. As the professors explained Sutherland dispelled the myth apartments. But no one could be Gabriel Joseph LeMay, 69, of E. Lutz, died Saturday (April 22, et tonight : Somers High School is planning a class reunion for tional Church. how the success of the Cheney that the large clock tower was found to unlock the building. ] East Hartford, brother of Alex­ 1989) at a Icoal convalescent Bills stiffen the classes of 1970, ’71 and ’72. If you graduated in Besides his wife, he is survived Andover Bros, mills relied largely on the built as a symbol of “ industry Tourists wound through the I 1 ander LeMay and Grace Don­ home. By Alex GIrelll ministration section of the budget those years, or know someone who did, please nelly, both of Manchester, died by a son, Walter N. Hilinski of immigrants who came to Amer­ reaching for the sky.” Rather, he working class neighborhood on She was born in Hartford on Trumbull; a daughter, Judith Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 8 Manchester Herald proposal to $382,454. It has been contact Sheila (Snydal) Murphy, 647-8494, or Marie Thursday (April 20, 1989) at ica in the late 1800s, it was fitting said architects have said the Beech and Cedar streets, where rape penalty s Sept. 23, 1908, and had lived in Delaney of Chelmsford, Mass.; a p.m. as high as $454,050. depending on (Szabla) Celotto, 749-6903. Hartford Hospital. that the tour ended with a tower was a very functional part at one point the Cheneys owned Manchester for more than 50 brother, Stanley Hilinski; a sis­ State Rep. James McCa- Residents of the Eighth Utili­ interest costs. Besides his brother and sister, Connecticut immigration exhibit of the mill, where items could be 275 housing units for their years. ter, Regina Hilinski, both of Bolton vanagh, D-Manchester, ties District will have a chance he is survived by his wife, at the Manchester Historical stored without using the floor employees. The budget proposed for fire Besides her husband, she is Manchester; four grandsons; said that victims of sexual tonight to comment on the pro­ May craft fair slated Adrienne (Vallieres) LeMay of Public Building Commission, Community Hall, Museum on Cedar Street. space of the mill. The tour concluded at a mu­ protection is $630,735, with an 1 survived by two daughters, Mrs. several nieces and nephews. assault will be better pro­ posed district budget of $1,662,257 East Hartford: two daughters, 7:30 p.m. The Cheney brothers began Lewis spoke of the beginning of seum which once was a company- estimated $175,000 of the revenue A craft fair sponsored by the South Windsor Joyce Fairweather of Coventry, The funeral will be Wednesday tected under two bills for the year beginning July 1. Rachel Liss of East Hartford and operating the silk mills in 1838. the South Manchester Railroad in owned school. to come from the sale of the Democratic Town Committee will take place and Mrs. Joan Hutchinson of at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral passed by the House of District President Thomas Florence O’Sullivan of Hebron; a Coventry From 1900 to 1925, the mills were 1869. The railroad, which was former Keeney garage land on Saturday, May 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of fire Manchester; four grandchildren; Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be For a few tourists, the walk was Representatives earlier Landers has suggested a mill rate son, Andre LeMay of California; Tolland Turnpike. It will pay for a headquarters. Route 30, Ellington Road, South and three great-grandchildren. in East Cemetery. Calling hours Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office the largest silk operation in the used for both freight and pas­ a trip down memory lane. Annie this month. of 7 mills to support the budget. five grandchildren: five other new midi-pumper. Windsor. About 60 craftors and artists will display The funeral will be Tuesday at are Tuesday from 2 to4 p.m. and7 Building, 7:30 p.m. United States, Sutherland said. sengers, used 1.98 miles of track, Cassells, who was born in Man­ One bill would toughen The current rate is 6.5 mills. 1 brothers, Marcel LeMay of Plain- and sell their hand-made items. Food and 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral to 9 p.m. Steering Liaison, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. By 1920, up to 5,000 people worked which stretched from the south chester but now lives in Bolton, the law against people who Expected revenue of $175,000 The proposed budget for the ville, Leo LeMay of Hartford, refreshments ample parking and free admission. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Memorial donations may be in the mills. Manchester’s total end of town to the north. said she began working in the have sexual intercourse will reduce the make the net fire marshal is $25,955 and the Maurice LeMay, Gerard LeMay in East Cemetery. Calling hours made to the Arthritis Foundation, population was about 20,000 at It is known as the shortest mills when she was a teen-ager. with a child under 12, budget $1,487,257. proposed budget for sewer ser­ and Roger LeMay, ail of East are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Inc., Connecticut Chapter, 1092 that time. individually-owned railroad in “ I was 15 and I earned $17 a McCavanagh said. The bill A public hearing on the budget vice is $621,113. Book and bake sale set Hartford; and three other sisters, Thoughts 9 p.m. Elm St., Rocky Hill 06067. The mills produced items like the United States, and was sold to week; We all worked here,” would make that a first- proposal will be held at 7:30 p.m. Florence Drouin of Windsor Landers said after a discussion The 11th annual Book and Bake sale at the Memorial donations may be neckties, velvet, ribbon, and the New Haven Railroad Co. in Cassells said of her family. degree sexual assault. in the district fire station at 32 Locks, Doris Alberti of South with a representative of the Andover Public Library will be held Saturday, May made to the Shriners Hospital for casket lining. Sutherland said. 1933. 'The second bill would bar Main St. Carolina and Helen Hamel of Thirsty? Ed Sierbineski. of South Wind­ Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the library lawn. All Crippled Children, 516 Carew St., The introduction of synthetic The tour then stopped at the old sor, said he worked in the mills police and prosecutors from Taxpayers who get both sewer Hazardvilie. Springfield, Mass. 01104, or to the Christine Conaway Jesus said, “ Everyone who drinks of the water I that interest costs to be paid next proceeds benefit the Library and the Friends of the fibers, the rapid growth of mills in weaving mills presently under some 50 years ago. He said he was requiring a sexual assault service and fire protection of the year will be $54,320 on the $800,000 The funeral was today with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give Library. Donations of books for the sale are the south, combined with the renovation off Forest Street. pleased that the buildings were victim to take a lie-detector district pay the full rate. Those borrowed to buy the former Willis burial in Hillside Cemetery, East Disorders Association, Inc., 800 Christine Y. Conaway, dean of him will become in him a spring of water welling up welcome, and may be left at the library during Sutherland said that, in 1913, test before pressing who get only one of the services garage property. $22,755 on the Hartford. The Callahan Funeral Cottage Grove Road, Bloomfield women at Ohio State University to eternal life.” John 4; 14. Depression led to the company’s being restored and renovated. library hours. For more information, call the charges. pay half the rate. $500,000 to be borrowed to finance Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ 06002. for 23 years, died Sunday at her The Lord Jesus gives this water of life to every filing for bankruptcy in 1937. workers from competing silk Beatrice Snyder, of 27 Welles- library, 742-7428. The latest figure of $1,662,257 conversion of the garage to ford, was in charge of the home. She was 87. thristy soul who will trust in Him. The invitation is reflects decreases in the amount district offices, $67,365 on the $1.5 arrangements. Ms. Conaway became dean in “ Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters’ of interest the district expects to million to be borrowed for sewers Eva M. Holmes 1944 and during her tenure and you who have no money, come, buy and eat! ” pay to borrow money to finance on North Main Street, and $17,964 Lottery Eva M. Holmes, 68, of 208 created programs that offered (Isaiah 55:1). “ Whoever is thristy, let him come, Accident victim is listed in stable condition capital projects. on the $400,000 to be borrowed for Bernard Menschell Timrod Road, died Saturday guidance to students. and whoever wishes, let him take the free gift of the 'That reduction drops the ad- sewers in the Irving Street area. Bernard Menschell, 73, of 41 (April 22, 1989) at her home. 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The Associated Press The two are part of a team attempting to prove 20 to 25 yards,” Gordeuk said. “ Why The critics are turning to Congress & S TA TE & S TA TE biance Plaza in Bridgeport was sible for protection construction and Superior Court Judge Frank S. that Gustave Whitehead made the first powered was he able to do this? Simply because observed by a church service in workers. Meadow. to establish an agency devoted to CROMWELL — Speaking with the he had a third engine driving the front monitoring the construction industry. memory of the 28 men who died there. Critics of the federal Occupational Despite agreeing to the settlement, Library closings planned passion of a television preacher, Wes airplane flight in history from Bridgeport on Aug. 14, wheels of the airplane. Activists begin protests “ What happened there?” Bridge­ Safety and Health Administration, Texstar hired a team of engineers “ Texstar might be bitter, but there Gordeuk got down on his knees and “ The first airplane built that could were 28 men who lost their lives and The Mary Cheney Library will be closed all 1901, m ore than two years before the Wright port Bishop Edward Egan asked the including Connecticut congressmen, which has almost completed a large- carefully unrolled a sheaf of docu­ flyanddidflywasabletotakeoffinany NEW HAVEN (AP) - Animal Rights day Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 200 people who crowded into St. charge that the agency is not equipped scale study of the collapse. the bottom line is it shouldn’t have ments containing the long-lost secrets brothers flew in North Carolina. wind conditions or still air in the activists have begun a week-long series of Augustine Cathedral Sunday. “ Death to deal with the complexities of the Geckler said he believes the acci­ happened and it might not have Thursday because of the installation of air of an early American inventor. shortest run that hasn’t been dupli­ protests aimed at Yale University School of of 28 men in the flower of their construction industry. dent could have resulted from a happened if OSHA had been more conditioning in the main lobby area. Whiton When he had finished, Gordeuk cated until recent years,” he said. Medicine’s use of animals in experiments. adulthood. Death in a moment and A major contractor on the building foundation failure. involved,” said U.S. Rep. Christopher Memorial Library will be open Wednesday and leaned back and smiled. Undaunted by the skeptics, the Whitehead in 1901 was exactly the “ Whitehead was a genius. He was not a While 100 actvists who gathered on the Yale Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. few short block from this our beloved project takes issue with the official But Charles G. Culver, who headed Shays, R-Conn. Spread across the carpet on his Whitehead Research Society has been same as it is today. The standards have liar.” campus Saturday to kick off the protests said Cathedral of Saint Augustine.” finding that the cause of the April 23, the federal investigation into the Shays and U.S. Sen. Christopher J. living room floor were the blueprints working to quiet the opposition. It is not changed,” he said. Having developed blueprints for the the experiments were cruel and immoral, Yale In courthouses and law offices, it 1987 construction accident was a collapse, said critics of the study Dodd, D-Conn., are working to de­ for an engine that Gordeuk believes building a flying replica of the plane Gordeuk had to go to such extremes engines, the Whitehead group has now scientists defended their work. was marked by the expiration of the failure in the system of lifting floor should provide factual evidence to velop legislation involving safety in was used to power the first airplane Whitehead is believed to have flown 88 because Whitehead left behind no reached its next obstacle. Gordeuk The scientists said the use of animals in Fashion show scheduled two-year statute of limitations for slabs into place. substantiate their claims. the construction industry. flight in the United States. years ago. The plane is known as No. complete records and no patents on his said the group is in need of a machine experiments is essential to the development of personal-injury claims charging neg­ “ There’s no question we’ve gotten a “ No evidence to date has been Union officials also want criminal On Wednesday, the Women’s Council of “ There’s a hell of a lot of detail 21, an odd-looking, single-wing ma­ engines and his airplane. Some believe shop to manufacture the engine parts cures. ligence. The personal-injury claims of raw deal and full investigation was provided. It’s all allegations printed prosecution of contractors or project Realtors will present a spring fashion show at here,” he said. chine modeled after a flying fish. that his family discarded most of the so that replica engines can be built. “ As a scientist. I wish I could wake up six workers at the site are all that not done,” said Christopher Geckler, in the media. It’s all speculation,” owners when workers are killed or 7:30 p.m. at Maneeley’s Restaurant in Bolton. Gordeuk, an engineer and jet engine Three years ago, the group unveiled material many years ago. The scant The group has not yet found a machine tomorrow and discover that animals no longer apparently remain to be settled to president of Texstar Inc., of San Culver said. “ Engineers work on the serioulsy injured. They also want Local models from the banking and real estate instructor at Pratt & Whitney, and Don a full-scale model of No. 21 that was documentation is one reason Whi- shop to help. were needed in research and that all the wrap up the legal loose ends stem­ Antonio, Texas, the major life-slab basis of factual information which can improved record keeping of construc­ professions will model fashions provided by D Richardson, a former electrical engi­ made of the same materials used by thead’s accomplishments have been “ We are at somewhat of a dead end diseases had been cured,” said J.G. Collins, ming from the disaster. subcontractor. be verified by somebody. We tho­ tion accidents. & L Stores of Manchester. Music will be neering professor from Stratford, Whitehead — silk, bamboo and pine. ignored by history. now,” Gordeuk said. associate professor of anesthesiology. Lawsuits filed on behalf of those Texstar, under the December 1988 roughly documented everything we “ OSHA has no records as to what provided by Paul Damiano. Tickets are $10. spent more than two years investigat­ The replica underwent successful tow “ We’ve duplicated, we think, within But he is far from disheartened and Substances to block the effects of withdrawl injured and the families of those who settlement, contributed $3 million to did.” types of things are killing our They may be purchased at the door. ing the engine and drafting the tests and tethered lift tests. 99 percent of the actual engines,” he is certain that his engine and No.21 among the recovering drug addicts, and died when the apartment building the fund for srrviors and families of Following the tragedy, OSHA pro­ members. There’s no data on it. It’s blueprint. They finished their project Gordeuk prepared for the tedious Gordeuk said. “ By no means was it will fly some day. cornonary angioplasty, a way of clearing collapsed while under construction workers killed in the collapse. posed new standards for the lift-slab an absolute disaster” said Leslie in March and some day hope to build work of reconstructing blueprints for easy.” The Smithsonian ignored the Con­ blockages in heart arteries by inserting a tube were dropped as a result of a The settlement, involving every construction technique, but union Murphy, assistant director of safety .Public session scheduled engines based on their plans. the engines by making two propellers. The two engineers discovered that necticut Legislature’s request and has •and blowing up a baloon, are among the settlement totaling more than $43 person and company that was known members in the building and con­ and health for Building and Construc­ The two are part of a team The 64-year-old Cromwell resident Whitehead built an external combus­ no plans to conduct hearings into the advances that came directly from animal The Board of Directors will conduct a public million enacted in December. to have a claim or involvement in the struction trades maintain that the tion Trades Department, AFL-CIO. attempting to prove that Gustave studied limited information on the tion engine that was modeled after a matter, said Peter Jakab, the muse­ experimentation, researchers said. comment session Tuesday, May 2, from 9 to 10 Whitehead made the first powered propellers, then spent 13 months steam engine. They believe it was um’s curator of early aviation. Future advances in treating diseases such as p.m. in the directors’ office of the Municipal airplane flight in history from Bridge­ carving the two six-foot spruce fueled by acetylene gas, which at the “ The governor signed a piece of cancer and AIDS will depend on animal Building building, 41 Center St. port on Aug. 14, 1901, more than two propellers that were finished in 1985. turn of the century was readily legislation asking us to convene a research, the scientists said. Future sessions will be held on the first years before the Wright brothers flew available and was considered as the public hearing. It’s just not approp­ But to the animal-rights advocates, critic­ Questions raised about city’s SBA office Tuesday of each month from 9 to 10 a.m. and To draft the engine blueprints, in North Carolina. Whitehead al­ fuel of the future. Gasoline, at that riate for us to participate in that way. ized the experiments. the third Thursday of each month from 6:30 to Gordeuk and Robinson studied photo­ legedly soared 50 feet above the graphs of the engines and reviewed time, was considered too dangerous a We’re not an arbitrative body,” Jakab HARTFORD (AP) — Some long­ February, the newspaper reported. and the office’s overall practices. cult to watch over them and difficult 7:30 p.m. in the Board of Directors’ office. ground for a distance of about a half a descriptions by Whitehead’s former fuel to be used in engines, Gordeuk said. time employees of the federal Small The paper also reported; Loan specialist Herb Siegler, who to liquidate borrowers’ assets prop­ All public meetings are held at locations mile. co-workers. In addition, they studied said. The curator said the simple fact Business Administration are calling ■ Citytrust, formerly a modest SBA left the office this month to join his erly if loans go bad. which are accessible to residents with physical Steiger trial nears end The state of Connecticut in 1964 engineering handbooks and hardware Using acetylene, mixed with air, remains that the Wrights fully docu­ for an investigation into the agency’s lender, became the state’s biggest family in Arizona, has called for an disabilities. Those people requiring an auxil­ recognized Whitehead as the “ Father catalogues from the turn of the century Whitehead developed a unique, light­ mented their flight and research, HARTFORD (AP) — The defense and Hartford office, citing a series of SBA lender, $10 million last year, investigation by the agency’s inspec­ Hunter H. Lohman, the deputy iary aid in order to participate should call of Connecticut Aviation.” But claims to help with their detective work. weight engine with tremendous while the case for Whitehead is based prosecution in the Eric K. Steiger murder trial questionable loans, according to a after John P. Burke, Povinelli’s tor general. director of the Hartford SBA office, in 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled that Whitehead was the first in the “ Knowing engines, you don’t even power, Gordeuk said. The double­ on speculation. As a result, the were scheduled to give closing arguments published report. predecessor as Hartford SBA direc­ Siegler said a high percentage of an earlier interview, said de la Torre meeting so that arrangements can be made. nation to fly have been rejected by have to see the whole picture, because acting, four-cylinder engines could development of the blueprints for the today, focusing on the Suffield man’s state of The Hartford Courant, in a copy­ tor, was hired as the bank’s vice Citytrust loans of more than $100,000 served on a loan committee approving many, including experts at the even just a part of a picture to en produce about 10 horsepower a engines is interesting, but not histori­ mind when he gunned down two men nearly right story Sunday, reported that a president for government relations. have not lasted the first year without out-of-state loans; de la Torre said he Smithsonian Institution. engineer will give the whole thing cylinder. Whitehead used one engine cally significant, he said. two year ago. loan officer who recently resigned, ■ At least $2.25 million in Citytrust serious problems. He said that SBA did not. De la Torre, a 10-year veteran Panel to discuss law Issues Defense lawyer. F. Mac Buckley has of the agency, said he was demoted The state Legislature adopted a bill away,” he said. per propeller, giving him more “ While they claim to have developed has filed a complaint with the SBA’s loans in the past two years were made managers had told SBA loan officers A panel discussion on law issues with conceded that Steiger shot William Price, 26, of from chief of portfolio management to in 1986 asking the Smithsonian to “ We found that the hardware horsepower than the Wrights had on the engines. It’sim possibletotell,” he inspector general in Washington, to businesses in New York and New to give up the agency’s claim on loan Manchester attorneys Vincent Diana. Thomas Monroe, and Daniel Seymour, 25, of Suffield on liquidation specialist, partly because review the matter, but to no avail. available and used by Gustave their first airplane, Gordeuk said. said. D.C., charging that during the two- Jersey, despite an agency policy that collateral, meaning that Citytrust or Fiorentlno, Josiah Lessner. and Mark Pagan! the night of July 11. 1987. of his opposition to the Citytrust loans. year tenure of the current director, discourages the backing of out-of- the borrower could claim it. will be held on May 4. The testimony phase of the case before a the office has given taxpayer support state loans. Siegler said he had been overruled The program will be held at 7:30 p.m. at three-judge panel has spanned four months. Jekot and de la Torre said the office to a large number of questionable ■ Several SBA employees have twice by his superiors when trying to Whiton Memorial Library. It is co-sponsored However. Buckley has maintained that might have backed bad loans because Allegations making some teachers wary loans to Citytrust of Bridgeport. charged that Citytrust was allowed to protect the interests of taxpayers by by the Manchester Public Library and the Steiger, as a result of mental disease, lacked of agency pressure to increase the The newspaper reported several make risky loans with SBA guaran­ refusing to let go of collateral. Manchester Bar Association. the capacity to either appreciate the wrongful­ volume of loans, because of failure to examples of what it termed questiona­ tees and that their objections to those When reached by The Courant last The panel will discuss wills and estate HARTFORD (AP) — A series of you one way or another, but I would said most teachers have “always ness of his conduct or to control his actions follow procedures, and because of the of the Connecticut Association of ble loans it had found in its investiga­ loans were overruled by their week, two former office managers, planning, juvenile and family law, real estate allegations of misconduct against a continue hugging them.” been aware that these things will within the law. inexperience of the some of the staff. Boards of Education, said that tion of the operation of the Hartford superiors. Edward Jekot and Felix de la Torre, and criminal law. It is part of the town’s Law handful of the state’s teachers has In the past year, about a half-dozen happen,” but the recent allegations Buckley was expected to rely on the educators have a responsibility to office under director Henry A. Povi- ■ The SBA guaranteed 85 percent of said they were demoted by Povinelli Lohman said there is no SBA policy Day Program. made many teachers wary about teachers in the state have been have intensified attention on the issue. diagnoses of a psychiatrist and a psychologist protect teachers but also must hold nelli, including the case of Salvatore a $550,000 Citytrust loan in 1987 to partly because they had questioned on out-of-state loans, but other SBA contact with pupils, in some cases accused of molesting pupils or engag­ from Hartford, who both testifed that Steiger The program is free, but registration is them accountable for their actions. While helping students practice Fell of Brooklyn, N.Y. Fortunato Di Natale, a Manhattan the Citytrust loans. officials said there is a policy and required. For more information, call 643-6892. they are avoiding innocent physical ing in inappropriate behavior. Cases their instruments, Coccagnia said, he suffered from paranoid-schizophrenia. “ At the same time, we want to A bank was suing Feli for failing to pasta-maker who had been convicted Jekot, a 21-year veteran of the provided a copy of it. The policy says contact for fear their actions will be have been reported in Enfield, Mer­ protect the rights of students who are leaves the classroom door open even if The state will rely on the testimony of Dr. repay a $275,000 loan for his car-for- of possession of stolen goods. agency, added, “ The people strongly loans generally should be guaranteed misconstrued. iden, Westbrook and, most recently. so important to us,” Cassidy said. it could disturb others in school. And Howard Zonana. a Yale University psychia­ hire service in Brooklyn, N.Y. He had Povinelli, in an interview Friday, voicing concern were targeted by by the SBA office in the district in Hospital sets AIDS session trist, who examined Steiger for the state. “ There are times you want to pay a New Haven. In most cases when “ Giving a kid a hug is a very natural although “ sometimes you do have to no city license to operate the car said he was “ tickled pink” that Povinelli. There may have been which the business is located. criminal charges have been filed, Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor compliment to someone for doing a thing to do. There are lines over which touch” a student to demonstrate service, the newspaper report. Citytrust’s lending rose so dramati­ violations of regulations or laws. That good job and give them a pat on the clear evidence exists of child abuse, proper breathing while playing an Bank and agency officials said a seminar on “ AIDS in the Workplace: Facing you don’t go, but those lines can be But none of that stopped the cally in 1987 and 1988, adding that calls for investigation.” shoulder or a rub on the head, but Bill dies quiet death loans were made out of state because the Challenge.” police have said. made obscure if there is an adversar­ instrument, Coccagnia says, “ what I Hartford office from backing 85 although he and Burke, the former “ Whatever was going on, you had after hearing these things you Male teachers, especially, are generally do is take a ruler or an Citytrust had branch offices in Long The free breakfast seminar will be held ial relationship.” HARTFORD (AP) - A bill barring the percent of a $250,000 loan last June by director, occasionally discussed SBA private debt being passed to the wonder, ‘Should I approach the becoming increasingly wary of physi­ eraser to touch a student’s body” in Island, New York City and New Wednesday from 7; 30 to 9 a .m. at the hospital. Marilyn Hott, chairwoman of the withholding of food and water from terminally Citytrust of Bridgeport to Feli’s business, the contact had had no government, which ate it,” he said. children at all?’’’ said Richard W. cal contact with students. teacher education department at the diaphragm area. Economy Limousine Service Inc. bearing on lending activity. Jersey and could service the loans. Speakers include; Brian Beaudin, vice ill patients — drafted in the wake of a In August 1988, Jekot was demoted Nelson, an elementary school reading Frederick Maskell, a fourth- and Central Connecticut State University, That meant that if the loan went Burke said recently that he occa­ They said agency policy does not president of the Connecticut Business and controversial state Supreme Court decision to a position within the section he had consultant in Old Saybrook. fifth-grade teacher at Meriden’s said those concerns are being echoed bad, taxpayers could end up paying as forbid out-of-state loans. Industry Association, and Kathleen Tummillo, Lyme disease Is topic allowing a feeding tube to be removed from a sionally gave Povinelli advice, but been supervising. He filed a grievance The day after a longtime teacher in Hanover School, said male teachers in the classrooms where the state’s much as $212,500. A taxpayer- that he had nothing to do with the coordinator of the Manchester Area Network comatose nurse — has died its own quiet death. against Povinelli, and it ended in a But the Hartford office probably Meriden was arrested earlier this are in a more precarious position than future teachers are trained. More “ Tick, Tick, Tick, the Time Bomb financed bailout may be in the works. loans. on AIDS, and a registered nurse. “ We just didn’t have time.” said Rep, settlement in which Jekot accepted a violated SBA policy by failing to ask month on charges he molested some their female counterparts because frequently than before, college stu­ Called Lyme Disease” will be dis­ Loan records show Feli stopped Some current and former SBA Reservations are required. Call 647-4796 for Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co- transfer to the Rhode Island SBA the permission of agency officials of his fifth graders, an alarmed and most of those charged have been dents are seeking advice on defining cussed in a seminar at Manchester repaying the loan within two months employees have expressed concern more information. chairman of the Judiciary Committee, who office. closest to the businesses, said Jack concerned teacher called her union males. Maskell said he could easily be inappropriate behavior, she said. Memorial Hospital Wednesday. of receiving it, and Citytrust sent the over the office’s out-of-state loans, the » drafted the bill after the January ruling that De la Torre said he questioned the Matthews, SBA regional counsel for president seeking advice. a target of false accusations because “ The publicity that’s coming out is The seminar will be held at 6 p.m. at SBA a bill for its 85 percent share in office’s relationship with Citytrust allowed the family of Carol McConnell to out-of-state loans because it is diffi­ New York and New Jersey. Prague sponsors health bill “ She asked me, ‘What do I do about he teaches driver education to high really very significant and is being the H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium. remove the feeding tube that had kept her alive hugging my students?’” said Thomas schoolers and sometimes finds him­ state Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, has discussed in the classroom and is, for Dr. Lisa Fitzgerald, a hospital for four years after a serious car accident. Bruenn, a teacher at Orville H. Platt self alone with teenage girls in a car. co-sponsored a bill which would require some people, very intimidating,” Hott rheumatologist, will be the guest His committee raced through a flurry of bills Two people killed in car crash High School in Meriden and union “ We’re open for the shot if some­ insurance policies and contracts to cover said. speaker. She will discuss the cause, last week and the week before to meet its president. one’s going to take it,” he said. Robert Coccagnia, who has taught symptons and treatment of the NEW FA IR FIE LD (A P) — Two people, preventive medical care. deadline for acting on bills. The right-to-die Danbury, Bruenn’s advice was “ I can’t tell Terry Cassidy, executive director music at Hanover School for 11 years. disease. measure didn’t even make it on the commit­ including a bank president and a college Daoust died at the scene and Broderick The bill passed the House of Representatives tee’s agenda because of more pressing student, were killed in a head-on crash on was pronounced dead on arrival at PLACE on Wednesday. business. Route 39, Danbury Hospital, There were no other The bill requires group hospital and medical Trinity picks its 17th president Tulisano said he doubted the measure would Donald H , Broderick, 52, of Sherman and passengers in either car, police said, AN expense policies or service plan contracts to ^P(amed be pursued during the balance of the current president of New Milford Bank and Trust Broderick was driving south on Route 39 provide benefits for preventive pediatric care HARTFORD (A P) — A 42-year-old law as ethics and political theory,” said legislative session, which adjourns June 7. Co, and Richard J, Daoust Jr., 21, of when Daoust’s car veered into his lane. or the review of a child’s health to age 6. The school dean from Ohio has been elected the Edward A. Montgomery Jr., chairman of “ It’s going to take a little more investiga­ Spencer, Mass,, were killed when their State police said Daoust may have AD review would cover medical history, an 17th president of Trinity College by the the board of trustees. cars collided shortly after 8 a .m, Saturday, swerved into the southbound lane when he examination, development assessment, gui­ tion," he said. Because of oOr school’s board of trustees. “ I am elated,” Gerety said of his School has hern out for one week. Sum­ police said, Daoust was a student at leaned over to pick up an item that had dance, immunizations and laboratory tests. mer Vacation is 10 weeks long. Let us countless readers. Tom Gerety, dean at the University of appointment. “ Trinity is a great liberal Western Connecticut State University in fallen out of a grocery bag. 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(AP) — Ninety-one barges capacity. slate set broke loose from a Mississippi River terminal WASHINGTON — An increase During 1988, total state and in drug-related arrests and stric­ federal prison capacities in­ > «ir and at least one hit the base of the Sunshine in push for democracy Bridge, forcing its closure for more than two ter sentencing requirements creased by 28,000 to 31,000 beds, in Poland >1 w, hours. have brought about a 7.4 percent depending on how the various By John Pomfret “Premier Li Peng, step down were police beatings last week. No one was hurt and nothing leaked from the hike in the number of inmates in jurisdictions rated capacities, the The Associated Press Previously, students were not barges, officials said. federal and state prisons, but report found. WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A now,” read one poster at Beijing prison capacity hasn’t kept up, The report, which calculated national Citizens Committee of NormalUniversity. “Deng Xiaop­ allowed to print their own papers. Dempsey Edmonston, dock supervisor for BEIJING — Thousands of Copies were plastered on trees, Burnside Terminal, said the barges were according to the Justice prison population based both on opposition groups, led by Solidar­ ing, your time has come,” read Department. all prisoners and on those sent­ ity, has approved a list of students at Beijing’s universities another in a reference to wides­ utility poles, in bathrooms and on moored two miles upriver from the bridge went on strike today, beginning a walls throughout the campus. when they got loose Sunday. At the end of 1988, a record enced to more than one year, independent candidates to run in pread student belief that the 627,402 men and women were called “sentenced prisoners,” legislative elections set for June. second week of protests by 84-year-old senior leader is too old The students have also pres­ All were rounded up and secured within a plastering their campuses with to run the country. ented to the state a list of demands couple hours, the Coast Guard said. incarcerated nationwide, but the found that since 1980, the District Solidarity chairman Lech most optimistic estimate of pri­ of Columbia and the federal Walesa, opening Sunday’s meet­ posters calling for democracy, At Beijing University, a student including freedom of the press, a There were unconfirmed reports that the human rights and a free press. crackdown on rampant corrup­ wake from a passing ship tore the barge loose. son capacity said there was room prison system have more than ing in a packed lecture hall at wearing a red armband identify­ for 566,898. While the prison doubled the number of sentenced Warsaw University, appealed for At Beijing University, the coun­ ing him as a strike leader said, tion and the publication of finan­ try’s most prestigious, students cial records of China’s leaders. population was increasing by 7.4 prisoners. unity in the new situation of open “all the students are taking part in Black minister quits post percent, the prison capacity was Alaska, California, New Hamp­ elections in communist Poland. for the first time produced an the strike.” “If we act boldly, we will in lependent newspaper. become the heroes of China. If we increasing by just 5.5 percent. shire and New Jersey have “Let’s forget about group or One poster on the 15,000-student MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) — A black minister “The 1988 increase translates experienced a threefold increase individual interests,’’ said The class boycott, an event of campus pleaded with teachers to lose our nerve, we will have the stepped down after church members’ relent­ unprecedented scale in Commu­ “please understand and support guilt of history on our shoulders,” into a nationwide need for more since 1980, when total prison Walesa, who reiterated that he less attacks for his hiring of a white former than 800 new prison bed spaces populations in those states were would not run for the new Senate nist China, brought into a new our strike. I love my teachers buti said Wu’er Kaixi, a studentleader sheriff acquitted in the slaying of three civil phase pro-democracy protests love the truth more.” at Beijing Normal University. per week,” said the report 29,725, to 1988 totals of 93,597. or for the Sejm — the current rights workers 25 years ago. written by Lawrence A. Green- The states that have more than unicameral parliament. that were sparked by the April 15 Another addressed to the Na­ He said the main goal of the For his last sermon at Golden Grove death of ousted Communist Party tional People’s Congress, China’s movement right now was to feld, corrections unit chief for the doubled the number of such An agreement between the Missionary Baptist Church in Meehan, the department’s Bureau of Justice prisoners since 1980 were Ariz­ opposition and government on chief Hu Yaobang, a popular parliament, and a major advisory expand the strike to other cities: Rev. Evan E. McDonald chose the topics of reformer. body appealed for government “The government is still ignoring Statistics. ona, Colorado, Delaware, Ha­ April 5 lifted the seven-year ban God’s love and forgiveness — qualities he said The report released Sunday waii, Kansas, Massachusetts, Last week’s protest culminated tolerance toward the students. It us. Our only hope is to make this he showed in hiring former Neshoba County on Solidarity and set the frame­ ■ said the 42,%7 additional prison­ Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, on Friday and Saturday when was signed by 143 teachers. movement nationwide.” Sheriff Lawrence Rainey as a guard in his work for the most democratic - . »• IV ' ers in 1988 were about 3,500 more New York, North Dakota, Okla­ elections in postwar Poland. about 150,000studentsandsuppor- At Beijing Normal University He said he had already con­ Meridian security service. ters spent the night at Tiananmen students began marchingthrough tacted Shanghai, Tianjin and than the number added during homa, Pennsylvania and Utah. Opposition candidates will be The killings were depicted in the movie 1987. There had been a 7.2 percent The incarceration rate, based able to run for all 100 seats in the Square, defying a government the campus at 8 a.m. “Boycott Canton and received what he said “Mississippi Burning.” order to clear the vast expanse. class, boycott class,” they yelled were positive responses. hike in 1987 over the previous on the number of people sent­ new Senate and for 161 seats in the “For 17 years, I didn’t have any kind of year. enced to more than one year in 460-member Sejm. Thatdemonstration—oneofthe in unison, banging drums and A foreign teacher at Fudan problem with that church and — boom! ” biggest since the 1949 Communist gongs. University in Shanghai, however, The report attributed the in­ prison, reached 244 per 100,000 The Citizens Committee selec­ McDonald said before Sunday’s service. creases both to the heightened residents nationwide. In 1980, the tion of 252 candidates left nine victory — was students’ clearest Several groups entered univer­ said there was no evidence today “Some of the people real close to me said as challenge yet to the ruling sity buildings, occupying class­ of a class boycott. likelihood that a serious offender rate was 139 per 100,000. vacancies in the allotted 261 long as that man was working for me there will receive a prison sentence and Senate and Sejm seats. monopoly. rooms. Other classrooms were On the Beijing Normal campus, would be no peace in that church. I told them Students who gathered Satur­ empty. students played table tennis, a 113 percent increase in the BBC’s workers Solidarity spokesman Janusz I’d leave for peace sake. ...” number of adults arrested for day on the square to mourn Hu The fi rst issue of the student-run listened to the school chorus sing AP photo Onyszkiewicz told a news confer­ “That’s between him and God,” he said of drug trafficking or shouted “Down with dictator­ newspaper provided a detailed revolutionary songs and crowded McDonald’s resignation. strike over pay ence after the four-hour meeting MOSCOW PROTEST — A demonstrator waves the flag of czarist Russia manufacturing. that those vacancies would be ship” as senior officials arrived to account of what the students said around posters. LONDON (AP) - Workers at attend an official memorial ser­ at a protest Sunday in Moscow organized by the Democratic Union, And the Bureau of Prisons filled in the next few days. Record bid for car expects the increases to continue. the British Broadcasting Corp. vice at the adjacent Great Hall of which bills itself as an alternative to the Communist Party. Forty-seven The elections are scheduled for the People. “Obviously, the increased ef­ today staged a one-day strike June 4 with a runoff on June 18. Burial of Hu’s ashes LAS VEGAS (AP) — A rare 1931 Bugatti people were arrested. forts of law enforcement to over pay, blacking out live radio Solidarity, the first free trade Protests also occurred in other Type-41 Royale received a record $11 million cities. In Xian and Changsha, combat drug problems (will hike and television programs. union movement in the Soviet bid at an international classic car auction. the population), as well as the The walkout affects more than bloc when it was chartered in the bands of young toughs entered The bid was made by Ed Weaver, a carpet student ranks, burning cars and set for remote forest new sentencing guidelines under 18.000 of the publicly funded fall of 1980, was suspended with a mill owner from Dalton, Ga. During the which inmates will be serving corporation’s 25,000 staff December 1981 military crack­ buildings, looting stores and six-minute, 20-second auction. Weaver outbid Police arrest dozens members, including 1,200 Jour­ AP photo beating policemen. Foreign sour­ BEIJING (AP) - The ashes of April 15 at age 73. He was longer sentences,” said Greg down and subsequently outlawed. three other bidders, including author Clyve Bogdan. nalists, 3,000 technicians, about It was officially reinstated BO YCOTT POSTER — Students put up a poster at Beijing ces in southern China’s Changsha former Communist Party chief cremated on Saturday following a Cussler of Denver and Domino’s Pizza • of 1.000 electricians and 13,000 University Sunday announcing support for a ciass said the looting continued there Hu Yaobang are to be buried in a state funeral in the Great Hall of The federal prison population, April 17 by a government driven Detroit. in protest in Moscow which stood at 49,928 at the end of members of the Broadcasting to seek opposition cooperation by boycott in support of democracy, human rights and a free for a second night Sunday, but on a remote southern China forest the People attended by 4,000 of But owner Hans Thulin of Stockholm wants smaller scale. 1988, a 3.4 percent increase over and Entertainment Trades a crippled economy. press. planted by members of the China’s top leaders. ^ ' I $15 million for the Bugatti, one of only six in Alliance. Smaller protests in Shanghai, Communist Youth League he the 48,300 at the end of 1987, is Walesa said Sunday he would The death of the reformist existence, and continued negotiations with MOSCOW (AP) — Police dragged away clash, said Sergei Dandurov, an activist. expected to reach some 83,500 by The strike began at midnight not run for the legislature be­ Chengdu, Canton and Tianjin once headed, a newspaper re­ Weaver late Sunday. dozens of demonstrators who defied an Dandurov, speaking from Tbilisi, said were peaceful. leader has sparked weeklong 1995, Bogdan said. Sunday, stopping hourly radio cause he wanted to be free to lead ported today. A determination on whether the vehicle will official ban and marched in Moscow to police did not interfere. news bulletins. The two-hour Today, posters calling on stu­ The party’s official People’s student demonstrations for de­ The report said that nation­ Solidarity and the opposition. mocratic reforms. Today, stu­ I be sold was expected today. protest troops’ violent breakup of a Thousands of protesters in Moscow wide, state prisons were operat­ “Breakfast Time” television But many of the country’s Youth in park attack dents to strike, satirical cartoons Daily said Hu’s widow Li Zhao demonstration in Soviet Georgia in which gathered in the Sunday afternoon drizzle news and current affairs show of government leaders, and es­ requested that the ashes be dents at major Beijing universi­ ing at 7 percent to 23 percent over leading union and political acti­ I at least 19 people were killed. and some raised white, blue and red was replaced by an adventure says decrying official corruption buried on the Gongqing (Commu­ ties began an indefinite class « « iL r '* Rampage survivor turns 3 capacity, while federal prisons vists plan to run, including boycott to press their demands The official Tass news agency said 47 banners, the flag of czarist Russia, before were estimated to be between 33 movie. longtime Walesa associates Bog­ covered the walls of many nist Youth) reclamation farm in people who took part in Sunday’s protest marching about a mile to the Georgian told cops it was fun universities throughout Beijing. Jiangxi province. for free speech and an end to PETALUMA, Calif. (AP) - The little girl percent and 72 percent over Broadcasting unions are de­ dan Lis and Leszek Kaczynski; government corruption. who survived her father’s confessed killing were arrested. cultural center. capacity. Bogdan said the federal manding a 16 percent pay raise Solidarity adviser Jacek Kuron; Student leaders said they Gongqing farm was started in Yuri Mityunov, a spokesman for the There, they raised clenched fists and NEW YORK (AP) - Eight attacked by at least 12 youths who planned to strike until the govern­ spree was marking her third birthday today and have voted in favor of staging historian and Walesa adviser 1955 by 98 Shanghai youth under Hu was ousted as party general independent Democratic Union, which observed a minute of silence for those a series of one-day stoppages. teen-agers charged in the beating were hiding in the underbrush by ment agrees to opens talks and the guidance of Hu, then secre­ secretary in January 1987 after with greetings and 500 toys sent from around Bronislaw Geremek: political and rape of a Central Park jogger the country to the hospital where she is organized the protest, said the demonstra­ killed in the Georgian clash. China to execute essayist Adam Michnik and film a road in a northern section of that they believed students in tary of the Communist Youth being accused of being soft on tors would appear in court today and could The demonstrators pushed past police have shown no remorse, and one Central Park when she jogged other cities were ready to join the League. student demonstrations and recovering. be fined or sentenced tojailtermsof lOto 15 barricades, spilling onto Pushkin Square AdvertiMmant director Andrzej Wajda. called it “fun” in a confession, alone after dark. Petaluma Valley Hospital planned a quiet consulate thief Onyszkiewicz said a draft of the boycott. Hu died of a heart attack on Western liberal trends. days. and across Tverskoy Boulevard. After the police said. Police said the group knocked celebration with cake and ice cream for BEIJING (AP) - A Shanghai opposition’s platform was being Seven of the youths, ages 14 to ■ I Carmina Salcido, her relatives and staff Soldiers have been accused of using Police stood by in lines while a special edited following Sunday’s her down with the metal pipe and shovels to beat protesters during the Interior Ministry unit waded into the man has been sentenced to die for announcements 17, made videotaped statements gagged her with her clothing. members who have cared for the girl since she stealing money and goods from discussions. to police; the eighth gave a was found with her throat slit at a trash dump. nationalist demonstration in the Georgian crowd, singling out protesters and drag­ from Europe Kuron told the news conference While some held her down and capital of Tbilisi on April 9. The official ging them to waiting buses. the U.S. consulate in his home written statement, said Gerald fondled her, at least four raped Carmina has received numerous birthday city, an official newspaper re­ that the opposition faces tre­ McKelvey, a spokesman for the cards and presents, including the toys and press has said an irritating chemical agent Protesters shouted “Fascists,” “Ges­ mendous pressure in preparing her. was used on the protesters. tapo” and “Shame,” slogans that are ported today. district attorney’s office. clothes, said spokeswoman Mary Frost. The Shanghai Intermediate Wrinkles for the elections. After hearing about the state­ The eight youths have shown no Her father, Ramon Salcido, 28, remained in In Tbilisi on Sunday, thousands of people especially potent in a country that still “Social knowledge about the remorse, sang a rap song about marched in a funeral procession for reveres the memory of those who fought People’s Court on Saturday ments at their arraignment, the Sonoma County jail under a 24-hour suicide handed down the death sentence and Retinol procedure of these elections is Manhattan Criminal Court Judge sex, “Wild Thing,” whistled at 16-year-old Natia Barhsaleishvili, who the invasion of Nazi Germany in World close to zero. We ha ve to start our policewomen and laughed when watch, and awaiting a May 5 hearing to enter a died April 17 of injuries suffered in the War II. to Zhang Ping for stealing 33,000 Charles Solomon ordered all plea to seven counts of murder. yuan ($8,900) from the consulate, work on that very soon,’’ he said. eight held without bail on charges comparing what they had told Proven effectiveness Walesa, who had just returned detectives, according to pub­ Salcido is accused of killing his wife, Angela, the China Daily said. of second-degree attempted a co-worker, his mother-in-law and her two Zhang broke into the consulate from a four-day trip to Rome murder, first-degree rape and lished reports. where he appealed for Western young daughters, and his two other daughters, Bourbon drinker sues firm in China’s largest city an unspeci­ NEW YORK, 4/23/89- first-degree assault. “It was fun,” one of the Sofia, 4, and Teresa, 1. He confessed to the fied number of times between aid to rebuild the economy, The victim, a 28-year-old Wall suspects, 15-year-old Yusef Sa­ crimes after his arrest in Mexico, authorities Echoes of the news from predicted trying times for the SEATTLE (AP) — A woman who says Beam bourbon while she was pregnant and December 1986 and February Street investment banker whose laam, said in a written confes­ said. 1988, it said. Europe con-cerning the opposition. skull was fractured Wednesday sion, according to McKelvey. she drank steadily during her pregnancy, didn't know her drinking would damage “One thing is ending and the unaware she might be harming her baby, her child. Zhang, also accused of stealing anti-wrinkle effects of by a pipe and a brick, remained in goods in other areas around new one has not started function­ a coma Sunday, said Richard All of the suspects are being Near misses In the air is suing the manufacturer of Jim Beam Attorneys for the company said “Beam transretinoic acid have still ing yet,” he said. “It is a new tried as adults, but only two, ages bourbon for failing to put warning labels on does not concede that maternal alcohol Shanghai, ,was arrested last May not faded. The latest is that a Conte, an administrator at Metro­ NEW YORK (AP) — A jumbo jet and a and confessed to his crimes, the situation in which we have to politan Hospital. 16 and 17, could be sentenced as its bottles. consumption causes birth defects, or that multinational company adults. commuter plane flew about 100 feet apart as daily said. He had previously combine people of struggle with The attack came while the pack Jury selection in the lawsuit filed by Michael Thorpe’s alleged birth defects making cosmetics for those of work. And that’s why I they approached Kennedy International Air­ Candace and Harold Thorp was scheduled were caused by alcohol.” served a three-year prison term of youths was “wilding” in the Detectives investigating that port, and 45 minutes later a jetliner reported for theft. pharmacies has already used strongly appeal to you; Let’s park — their term for a rampage to begin today in King County Superior They added, however, that any damage forget about group or individual attack believe that some of the coming within 400 yards of a private plane. Court. Chinese courts generally hand and tested Retinol as an active of random violence and thievery, youths may have participated in No injuries were reported in either incident that may have resulted was due to Mrs. interests.” ; vu *. The Seattle couple’s 5-year-old son, Thorp’s decision to drink while pregnant. down stiff sentences for any ingredient in a anti-wrinkle police said. The woman was a similar attack four days earlier. Sunday, and Federal Aviation Administration crime against foreigners. The Michael, was born mentally retarded, .The company also asserted in court cosmetic product. Two years spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said they were neurologically impaired, developmentally papers that Washington state law govern­ government has also called on “totally unrelated and happened miles and stunted, with facial and other body ing product liability does not require courts to deal harshly with of trials on human volunteers miles apart.” malformations, according to the lawsuit. manufacturers to issue warnings of risks criminals in the face of a carried out at the Fear of contagious disease Also Sunday, a Piedmont Airlines jet was The Thorps sued the James B. Beam nationwide rise in crime. Experimental Dermatological evacuated at Fayetteville, N.C., Regional that are considered “generally known” by Distillery Co. of Deerfield, 111., claiming it the community. Shanghai courts handled 2,801 Clinic in Hamburg, Germany, Airport when the crew noticed smoke inside the theft cases last year, up 22.5 In an effort to help curb illiteracy, we should have provided labels warning that “Beam had no duty to warn Candace have demonstrated that the disrupts a quiet community plane. Two of its 76 passengers were injured alcohol can cause birth defects. Thorp that drinking during pregnancy percent over 1987, sentencing 12 wish to thank these businesses for during the evacuation, officials said. Mrs. Thorp said in court documents she might injure her unborn child,” the convicted thiefs to death and 13 to Retinol contained in the drank up to a half a fifth per day of Jim defense attorneys stated. life in prison. cream achieves a significant WAPATO, Wash. (AP) - In It is carried in the nose and officer. reduction in the number and central Washington’s Yakima throat and is passed through Atwood is no longer willing to providing the Manchester Herald to Valley, where fruit trees bloom in sneezing and other secretions predict when the outbreak will be depth of wrinkles. blazing sunshine, fear has taken from the nose and mouth. It is not over. several schools In the Manchester, Chinese disasters kiii 7,300 root because of an outbreak of a considered highly contagious. But the federal Centers for BOLTON After all the noise about contagious disease that has killed However, stopping the spread Disease Control in Atlanta, which Bolton and Coventry areas. BEIJING (AP) - Typhoons, fected by disasters, he said. transretinoic acid, the time six people this year. has been difficult because carri­ has been monitoring the out- earthquakes, drought and other More than 600 people died in Twenty people, including four has come for some ers older than age 25 usually do break^ believes it may be winding natural disasters killed 7,300 floods that swamped large areas explanations. Although it 1 infants, have become ill with not become ill, but can transmit down,^ C people and caused $27 billion in of southern and northeastern meningococcal bacteria, which the disease to children. Dr. ^Jay Wenger of CDC’s damage in China last year, an China, Cui said. belongs to the same family. can lead to meningitis and other The outbreak appeared to be meningitis center, said menin­ M&M OIL TESSIER’S NURSERY official newspaper reported COMPETENCE Retinol is an alcohol, not an illnesses. over in mid-March, when there gococcal disease typically fades 271 Hop River Road, Bolton 40 West St., Bolton today. There were 25 earthquakes acid. Retinol is used as a Doctors are swamped, firefigh­ measuring 5 or more on the were no new cases reported for away with a few sporadic cases. Civil Affairs Minister Cui Naifu cosmetic, whereas ters worried about giving mouth- about two weeks, prompting The Yakima outbreak started said 1988 was China’s worst for Richter scale, with the most to-mouth resuscitation, parents Yakima County Health District with two cases in January, PRUESS, INC. SIEFFERT’S TV natural disasters in the past damaging, in southwest China’s transretinoic acid is used as a pulled their children out of director Dr. Bob Atwood to exploded with 12 in February, 228 Boston Tpke., Bolton decade, the China Daily said. Yunnan Province last November, drug and can cause preschools, and about 18,000 cautiously predict it had run its followed by four in March and two & APPLIANCES Cui said the death toll was up 34 killing 730 people and injuring COMMITMENT reddening and irritation. people have been vaccinated. course. so far in April. 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester percent over 1987, while the 4,000. The greatest worry is that there But a 4-month-old Wapato “That’s sort of a classical wind number of injured, 70,000, was an The most devastating of nu­ What both substances share, is no effective vaccine, therefore infant died on March 24, sparking down,” Wenger said. J. GARMAN CLOTHIERS SCHALLER ACURA increase of 75 percent. About 230 merous typhoons to strike the no protection, for children under a new round of mass million people, more than a fifth however, is their visible, and age 1. The disease is most common in 887 Main St., Manchester 345 Center St., Manchester southeastern coast killed 120 in vaccinations. poor African countries like Chad, of China’s population, were af­ Zhejiang province in Augirst noticeable effectiveness in In Wapato, a poor town of 3,300 Three weeks passed without a •ACCESSIBILITY reducing wrinkles, as the on the Yakima Indian Reserva­ Sudan and Ethiopia, where new case, but the 19th case — a MANCHESTER HONDA above trials have tion, two infants have died and 5-month-old Wapato girl — was Wenger said epidemics sicken LIPMAN VW three children have become sick people at a rate of 500 per 100,000 24 Adams St., Manchester Route 83, Vernon/Manchester demonstrated on volunteers diagnosed April 13, renewing population. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. from the disease. fears and frustrating medical BOB MORRA of both sexes, aged between “The group of people dying and workers. In this country, there are about CARDINAL BUICK JOE RILEY’S 42 and 74. The cream being hospitalized is the group we And on Friday, health officers 3,000 cases and 300 deaths each INSURANSMITHS SINCE containing 0.034% Retinol on can’t do anything for,” said Fire year 81 Adams St., Manchester in nearby Franklin County an­ DILLON FORD sale at the American Chief Tom Kehm, who has helped nounced that a 5-month-old boy 319 Main St., Manchester Meningococcus has been an 1914 pharmacies is called Anti-Age set up emergency vaccination who had been hospitalized and unpredictable disease since it FIRST SELECTMAN clinics. “They can do nothing.” released was confirmed as the was first described in Switzer­ REGAL MEN’S SHOP Retard and is made by Korff. The bacteria has mostly struck outbreak’s 20th case. The boy had land in 1805. Cases have been MORIARTY BROTHERS It is available in two formulae: 903 Main St., Manchester 649-5241 poor Hispanics and American moved from Yakima on April 14, rising steadily in the United LINCOLN-MERCURY-MAZDA 65 East Center Street MONDAY MAY 1st age 25 to 35, and age 35 and Indians, living in crowded, unsan­ the day before he became ill, said States, up from 1,476 in 1978 to 315 Center St., Manchester Manchester, CT Paid for by tha BoHon RapaMleaa Tom Commlttoo, Aim Richard*, Troatarar over. itary conditions. Dr. Larry Jecha, county health more than 3,000 per year now. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 24. 1989 - 8 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 24, 1989 OPINION FOCUS/ Consumer Arafat | IN BRIEF Recession fears grow despite assessment Resignation Jliuus WASHINGTON - More and more year. in growth will result from an artificial sluggish rates would not be able to Vo oOl Consumers rap Bush economists are expressing pessimism Even those analysts who are not calculation needed to close out the generate enough new jobs to keep the about the chances of surviving predicting an outright recession, books on last summer’s devastating unemployment rate from rising. WASHINGTON (A P) — Three months into ducking another year without a recession as defined as two consecutive quarters of drought. Ms. Latta said DRI is forecasting the Bush administration, consumer groups are that unemployment will climb to 5.6 TWlb G K H t \\t fears over rising inflation and tight- negative growth, are looking for this Discounting this factor, economic issue needs still uncertain about what to expect, with one year to be extremely sluggish. percent by the end of the year, up from credit policies continue to mount. advocate saying the administration is moving growth is expected to have slowed Some analysts are even raising the the current 15-year low of 5 percent. "with all the speed of a glacier.” The government’s first look at how dramatically in the first three months assassiiis spectre of the old bugaboo of the 1970s, Ms. Latta said she is not forecasting Some say the pendulum is swinging back to the overall economy is performing of this year to around 2.5 percent, stagflation, a period when growth more activity in consumer protection. Others will be issued on Wednesday and, down a full percentage point from the a recession because she believes the resoiution slows and unemployment climbs but despite all the pessimism, the number 13.5 percent non-farm growth in the Federal Reserve will be successful in say the signals are still confused. By Jack Anderson inflation rises as well. W Consumer advocates were thrown on the is expected to be very good, on paper fourth quarter. its year-long effort to tighten credit and Dale Van Atta The Bush administration is continu­ defensive by the Reagan administration’s at least. Early statistics showing sluggish enough to dampen demand but not ing to insist that the economy is on anti-government, anti-regulation stance. retail sales and plunging housing enough to push the country into a WASHINGTON — Yasser*: Arafat track for a "soft landing” in which Many forecasters believe the gross slump. By a majority vote, the Ethics Commission David Stockman, Reagan’s first budget construction in April have bolstered growth slows enough to dampen national product, the total output of protects himself like a cat who has director, once wrote that consumer groups had the belief that the economy will slow But Allen Sinai, chief economist of decided March 30 not to take any action on the inflationary pressures but not enough goods and services, expanded at an used up eight lives. i created this whole facade of consumer even further in the current quarter. the Boston Co., is predicting a complaint that Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. The chairman of the Palestine to push the country into a recession. annual rate of 5 percent in the protection in order to seize power in our recession beginning early next year. Liberations Organization, in his new But private economists are not so January-March quarter. Cynthia Latta, an economist with had a conflict of interest because he owns a society. I think part of the mission of this role as moderate Middle Easf peace­ sure. The latest survey of 50 top That would represent the fastest Data Resources Inc. of Lexington, “ I side with history,” he said. “ The dry-cleaning business on Main Street and administration is to unmask and discredit that economists issued each month by rate of growth in more than a year and Mass., said GNP growth would likely Fed is making a mighty effort to maker, has become a favorite target false ideology.” voted on the reconstruction of the street. for terrorists and possibly for two Blue Chip Economic Indicators, an would be double the 2.4 percent GNP fall below 2 percent in the current engineer a soft landing for the Consumer groups have not forgotten that economy, but in the past they have Middle Eastern governments;- investment newsletter, showed that rate turned in during the final three quarter and average a weak 1 percent George Bush’s first assignment from Ronald Afterward, two Republican commission He himself renounced terrorism more than half now expect a recession months of 1988. rate in the second half of the year. failed more often they have Reagan was head of a task force charged with and recognized Israel on Dec. 14. to begin by late this year or early next Tho ♦'•oiible is that all of the pickup An economy growing at such succeeded.” m em bers who had lodged the com plaint reducing regulatory burdens. Almost immediately, the j[:entral against DiRosa, a Democrat, severely Joan Claybrook, head of Public Citizen, the Intelligence Agency put outj a top- umbrella advocacy group founded by Ralph criticized the minutes of the meeting. They secret alert to expect the worst from Nader, said, “ As vice president, George Bush said those minutes prepared by William radical Palestinian factions who don’t Growth off the home entertainment market Help organized was one of the most anti-consumer, anti-health like the new Arafat. Not long after. FitzGerald, the commission chairman, were and safety public officials we’ve ever had.” Tbe 1980s witnessed continual expansion Pam Am Flight 103 was blowh out of not an accurate representation of what of the home entertainment market. In the sky. and the investigation has to come to aid transpired. 1981, there ware 23 3 million 'baaic focused on Palestinian guerrillas or Gasoline prices increase cable* households in the U.S. (not THE EAEL ROMAN EMPIRE... terrorists directed by. Iran. ; including those With additbnal phy One of those members. Republican We met with Arafat and got a taste LOS ANGELES (A P) — Gasoline pump channels 3U(* as HBO), compared to of the elderly Jonathan Mercier, said the minutes “ give of the heavy security that surrounds prices rose nearly a nickel a gallon nationwide 48.6 million in 1988. Video cassettes great weight to the self-serving statements him. We were driven to an unmarked to their highest levels since 1986 because of the available for rent went from 5,5 to 135.0 government building and wpre not Alaskan oil spill and other supply constraints, million in the same period. U.S. house­ that Mr. DiRosa made at the meeting,” and told what time Arafat would sfee us, if an industry analyst said. By Trudy Tynan holds with a VCR grew from 2.5 million In The Associated Press seem to reflect a desire to sweep important at all. As it turned out, (French Prices are likely to continue rising in coming 1981 to 56.2 million In 1988. issues under the rug. Reviving the mythicai American intelligence sources and the} PLO ’s weeks because of the supply pinch and the own intelligence unit had learned 24 seasonal increase in driving, said Trilby SALES TO RETAILERS OF SHELBURNE, Mass. — Elderly residents who hours before our meeting that 15 Lundberg. RECORDED VIDEOCASSETTES fret over household chores such as changing ceiling M ercier said he would like to see school to talent, while Japanese hard science. In other words, they opt assassins had been dispatched from The latest Lundberg Survey of 12,000 gas In millions of cassettes, excluding light bulbs and fixing faulty plumbing now have help By Vincent Carroll mothers attribute academic achieve­ FitzGerald, a Democrat, resign as chairman. for credentials over knowledge. Fal­ Syria on a mission to kill PLO dfficials stations found overall prices rose an average "adult and public domain’ material: on the way. ments to study. lows rightly laments this emphasis on in Europe and at the PLO headquar­ 4.86 cents to $1.1544 per gallon from April 8 to A retired executive is setting up a network of James Fallow.s has written a formal professional schooling as a The mythical American was once FitzGerald’s response was appropriate. He ters in Tunisia. April 21. That was the highest price since early elderly handymen and women in and around this much-praised book that we all would modest and egalitarian. Not any­ sort of New York Confucianism. Syrian leader Hafez As$ad is 1986, Ms. Lundberg said. western Massachusetts town to help older people fix called for a meeting of the commission to like to believe. To successfully more. Average American students Mere disturbing still, more than Arafat’s most dangerous nemesis. He The increases reflect higher wholesale costs small problems and get advice on what to do with discuss his conduct. That meeting will be held compete against the Japanese, he regularly rate themselves as above half of U.S. doctoral degrees in keeps four anti-Arafat groups on a caused by the spill from the Exxon Valdez, a argues in “ More Like Us.” we have average — test scores and grades big jobs. Thursday with Republican M. Adler Dobkin, engineering are earned by foreign leash, ready to spoil any- peace drop in OPEC production, a fire at a Northern only to unleash our uniquely “ Ameri­ students. A similar percentage of often reinforce their complacency — “ In today’s economy if we don’t do it for vice chairman, presiding. initiative. ’ California refinery and higher federal clean- 52 can talent for disorder.” foreigners take advanced degrees in while average Asian students rate ourselves, it won’t get done,” said 62-year-old One of those groups, the Popular air standards for fuel, she said. As Fallows correctly notes. "Most mathematics. Many do not remain themselves as average or even below. 22 Richard Frankfort, who moved to the area after But if the question of F itzG era ld ’s Front for the Liberation of Pajestine- The latest jump followed a 10-cents-a-gallon of our national myths are about people No wonder so many American kids retiring as president of Donmoor Inc., a New here after their studies. General Command, is led by Ahmed increase two weeks ago in the immediate '5 6 10 resignation com es up, it w ill hot be because who won’t listen to others and end up give up on math and science. They York-based children’s apparel company. Jabril, who has vowed to Iscuttle aftermath of the oil spill. M ercier introduces it. He has said he will not doing what supposedly can’t be The situation in the lower grades is. believe mastery of those subjects Arafat’s attempts to make pe£(ce with Self-service prices on April 21 were $1.0602 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 “ No one invents friendship or helping your done.” It is thus pointless to yearn for if anything, worse. Survey after should be effortless. When it isn’t — bring it up but m ay do so at “ an appropriate Israel. The group is a prime suspect in for regular unleaded, $1.2086 for premium 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 neighbor. We’re just trying to organize it.” a culture like Japan’s, with its "talent survey underscores the fact that U.S. and it almost never is. even for very tim e .” the Pam Am bombing. unleaded and $1.0476 for regular leaded. “ There are tremendous numbers of elderly, who for order” and where “everyone students have fallen behind many of good students — they conclude that SOURCE: Motion Pictur* A uociallonol Arafat also needs eyes in theiack of Full-service prices were $1.3147 for regular are very capable in doing a lot of things, such as knows his place.” their counterparts in other advanced their future lies elsewhere. America his head to watch for Abu Mijsa and unleaded, $1.4279 for premium unleaded and InloGrapNca driving a car, but are too smart to climb a ladder,” If the minutes of the meeting are This is very appealing stuff. Who societies; this is especially true in the Fatah Uprising which is bent on $1.2837 for regular leaded, according to the O 19BS North America Syndicate, Inc. he said. “ And it’s a crime that they should have to incomplete or if they are not a good doesn’t like to be told he’s basically a math and science. In one recent study America’s talent for disorder has stopping him from mending; fences ■ sacrifice some of their quality of life.” fine fellow, sound in instinct and just of the United States, four other indeed been one of our greatest survey. i representation of what happened at the with the United States or Israel. Two Frankfort said some elderly people cope with big as capable of great deeds and countries and four Canadian provin­ strengths. It has ingrained in us an meeting, they should be changed. There has to other groups based in Syria, the problems in small ways. inventions as that bookish workaholic entrepreneurial habit, a willingness ces. our 13-year-olds rated dead last in Popular Front for the Liberation of Fewer homes for poor “ I know one person who was sleeping in a chair be a mechanism for doing that. If the down the street? My only problem to break free of blinkered thinking and science. Palestine and the Democratic Front downstairs because the bannister had pulled out of commission wants to devise another way to with the thesis is a growing suspicion There are many reasons for this sad unexamined assumptions. But in a WASHINGTON (AP) — Poor families face a for the Liberation of Palestine, have the wall, and the person was afraid of climbing the that Americans have changed so performance, not the least of which is technological age. creative disorder shrinking number of low-cost homes and prepare minutes to improve them, they can do given Arafat nominal suppori, but stairs and falling, alone in the house.” much in recent decades that they may the scandalous fact that U.S. schools must be accompanied by genuine apartments, even as federal spending and the that. they hate his recent concessions. Car mileage hikes possible Sally Fuller, executive director of the Greenfield have a hard time retrieving their dumped many math and science knowledge; the entrepreneurial spirit number of families aided rises, according to a Arafat told us that the 15 assassins Senior Citizens Center, said reassurance is mythical, self-reliant selves. requirements some years ago. But must be put to the service of private study. But now that the question of FitzGerald’s he was ducking when we nret him provide estimates of attainable sometimes as important as the repairs. Consider just one symptom of the I ’m convinced there are cultural something more useful than legal More of the poor had to pay more for housing WASHINGTON - Cars could sated for by fuel savings,” come from those four terrorist fuel efficiency for 1995. “ Many people who do not have experience competence to serve as chairman has been decay: The number of college fresh­ explanations as well. legerdemain. because of soaring costs from 1978 to 1985, said average 33 miles per gallon by Plotkin told the oversight and groups, and are probably, fellow The office’s analysis assumed a working with electricians or plumbers are intimi­ raised, it should be faced. The commission men enrolled in engineering pro­ Our mythical American once be­ A wise man once said, "There is the study titled “ A Place to Call Home.” 1995, but automakers are unlikely investigations subcommttee, Palestinians, not Syrians. “ Vfe have dated at the prospect of calling them,” she said. grams has declined 20 percent since lieved in the rewards of hard work — nothing more terrifying than ignor­ The study was produced by two groups that to make the necessary engineer­ chaired by Rep. John Dingell, $1.10 per gallon price for gasoline. members owe him that. information that they had been sent to "They don’t know if the work is appropriate. They 1983. Japan already graduates twice in the example of Horatio Alger, if you ance in action.” When competing generally advocate increased funds for social ing changes on their own, the D-Mich. The corporate average fuel Europe against our embassies and don’t know if the price is appropriate. All they know as many engineers as the United will. But do we retain that belief? A internationally, there may be some­ programs, the Center on Budget and Policy congressional Office of Technol­ But the office “ doubts that the economy standard requires the On Thursday, if Mercier does not bring up our bureaus and our leaders. But this is that it is seens like an awful lot of money and it States, so an ominous gap is sure to provocative study by a University of thing more hopeless, too. Priorities and the Low Income Housing industry will pursue this course mix of 1989 cars sold by each the question of FitzGerald’s resignation, is not the first time,” Arafat said. ogy Assessment says. scares them. So, too often, they don’t do an^hing.” widen. Michigan psychologist found, for without a further economic or automaker to average 26.5 mpg He appeared convinced thaUhe will Information Service. The authors used data The higher average, about 5 Frankfort said he has rounded up about 15 someone else should. The matter needs to be Our students opt for law and example, that American mothers Vincent Carroll Is a syndicated regulatory incentive to do so,” or better. The average fuel- not have to look over his shoulder from a 1985 housing survey. mpg above the present one for volunteers, some of them retired from the buildings business instead of engineering and consistently attribute success in columnist. efficiency for all new passenger settled now. , forever, if he can satisfy his ejiemies The study said the proportion of poor renting new cars, could be reached if Plotkin said. trades, for the pilot projects, which are directed at cars in the United States in 1987 by creating an independent Palesti­ families who pay at least 60 percent of their automakers began immediately General Motors Corp. and Ford senior citizens centers in Shelburne and Greenfield. nian state in the Israeli-occupied West income for rent and utilities rose from 44 to move available fuel- Motor Co. have said high fuel- was 28 mpg and Plotkin said the The programs are to start next month. Bank and Gaza Strip; “ The nooment percent in 1978 to 55 percent in 1985. conservation technology into economy standards are difficult present level is about the same. “ It is extremely rewarding for the volunteers. It O p e n F o ru m we have an independent stdte, all their cars at a more rapid pace, to reach because of the public’s Among the presently available may take you three times longer to do a job that used these small groups will vanislj.” demand for larger, high-powered technologies whose adoption an analyst with the office told a to take you a half-hour, but the satisfaction is three Still, it is not the Palestinians who Check your expenses cars. could improve fuel efficiency are cies. like cancer insurance, provide only insurance meets only a fraction of the House Energy and Commerce times greater,” he said. only of three-hour duration and one will The OTA analysis struck a more aerodynamic styling, im­ limited, fixed benefits that don’t in­ costs directly related to treating the worry Arafat the most. It is theUsraeli IRVING, Texas (A P) — If you want to know subcommittee recently. Life Star’s team be held on Tuesday. May 9, from 9 a m. to proved tire composition and The volunteers will work in pairs, and residents crease with inflation. Instead of spend­ cancer and none of the indirect costs for secret service, Mossad. The Assassi­ how your spending habits stack up against the Those changes include better middle course between the posi­ noon. If you have the following qualifica­ design and improved pumps and would be asked to pay for supplies if they can. ing their money on cancer insurance, related medical problems. nation one year ago of his No.;2 aide. rest of America, here’s a chance to find out. tires, more aerodynamic body tions of advocates of tighter saves many lives tions won’t you please call? Possess the Donations will be accepted and put in a fund to help consumers would be much better pre­ Connecticut has one of the best Abu Jihad, is widely believed to be an H.D. Vest Financial Services, which ana­ design and engine im prove­ fuel-economy standards and the other components, Plotkin said. ability to communicate verbally and those who can’t pay. To the Editor: pared for illness by investing in general insurance departments in the country Israeli hit. The Israeli ain force lyzed data from tax preparation, says this is ments, said Steven Plotkin, se­ major U.S. automakers. Greater use of front-wheel non-verbally with donors, possess ability bombed Arafat’s headquartors in medical coverage. when it comes to protecting the consu­ the breakdown of yearly expenditures for the nior associate with the office. Energy conservation groups drive, four-speed automatic shift, Frankfort said the idea grew in part out of his to work under supervision and tp accept Tunis in October 1985, but he Was not We wish to thank the Life Star Of course, representatives of Ameri­ mer. This protection shouldn’t be average American, based on percentage of “ We calculate that this level of have proposed a 45 mpg fuel- four-cylinder and four-valve en­ memory of helping his elderly mother on Long constructive criticism; pleasing person­ there. ) helicopter of Hartford Hospital for can Family Life won’t tell you that if watered down by allowing the passage of total income; Housing 30.3 percent, transpor­ efficiency could be obtained economy goal for cars by 2000, a gines and low-friction rings and ality, neat appearance, diplomacy and Arafat also confirmed a report we Island. affording our son and daughter-in-law they’re allowed to peddle cancer insu­ this special-interest legislation. tation 21.2, food 14.8, personal insurance and without a performance loss or the level Plotkin said was “ virtually pistons would also help increase “ I ’d visit her once a week and she always had a list good health compatible with job heard from other sources that bis own immediate medical attention in the auto rance in Connecticut. Instead, they’ll Connecticut’s policy has been that the pensions 9.4, apparel and related services 5.1, impossible” to reach. the average fuel efficiency of cars of things she wanted me to do. She called it her responsibilities. servant tried to kill him several years need to move to smaller vehicles, accident in Ledyard on March 18. Please lend a helping hand — volun­ play on fear, highlighting dire statistics consumer should not have to gamble on health care 4.7, savings 4.3, other 10.2. at a cost that would be compen­ Neither GM nor Ford could in the United States, Plotkin said. ‘Honey-do list,” ’ he said. This is a dedicated medical profes­ about cancer and the likelihood of what malady will befall him but should ago by poisoning his food with teer and accept the challenge! Call cyanide. The servant confessed and sional team of doctors, nurses, pilots and 643-5111. getting it and suggesting that you have available whatever general medi­ EMTs whose expertise and continual wouldn’t want cancer treatment to cal coverage he can afford. Given the claimed that Israelis were behind the educational studies have saved many bankrupt you and your loved ones. There high cost of obtaining coverage, the state plot. He was executed. Eralne Carlson As if Arafat didn’t have enough lives. Volunteer Recruiting Service is no doubt cancer is a serious health should remain committed to assuring Court gives consumers huge victory Get Snapper quality and Our son, Shawn, was not a survivor but threat or that its treatment is expensive, that the broadest, rather than the enemies to dodge, the most virulent American Red Cross anti-American terrorist in the world, countless others have been. Please but there is great doubt that cancer narrowest, types of coverage are availa­ to fix a product’s price and sells it The litigation was consolidated purchases. 20 Hartford Road, Manchester Abu Nidal, has been trying to kill him By Richard Carelll big savings when you trade up to remember these people with your insurance is anything but an opportunis­ ble for its citizens. I The Associated Press to a retailer, the retailer may sue in federal court in Arizona, and by A federal trial judge, later prayers and support in any way you can. tic attempt to cash in on the problem. If regulators and Industry experts for years. He has repeatedly mur­ for triple damages. But if the 1981 cement manufacturers had upheld by the 9th U.S. Circuit dered PLO leaders over the last Court of Appeals, threw out the "Life Star” means exactly that. Basic insurance policies cover the recognize that permitting the sale of ^ WASHINGTON - The Su- retailer passes on the illegally agreed to pay $32 million to settle Cancer insurance cancer insurance flies in the face of the decade and has been sentenced to states' suits. Today’s decision treatment of cancer. L.preme Court, in a major victory inflated price when selling the the case. public interest and legislators voted it death In absentia by a PLO court. He Joseph and Gloria Recisso Make no mistake about it: Selling for consumers, has upheld state product to the ultimate consu­ reinstated them, saying the lower bad for consumers down in 1988, why is this proposal back a lives in Libya under the wing of Direct purchasers then chal­ courts wrongly concluded that 77 South Farms Drive, Manchester cancer insurance is a great way to make laws that allow those Indirectly mer, the consumer may not use year later? The answer can only have to Moammar Gadhafi, who himself SNAPPER. To the Editor: a quick buck. Testifying against a - affected by illegal price-fixing to federal antitrust law to sue. lenged the states’ right to be the state laws unduly interfere do with the influence of the special wouldn’t mind if Arafat checked out compensated for indirect with federal law. similar proposal last year, state Insu­ sue for monetary damages. Today’s decision, however, al­ interest this bill would benefit, as prematurely. Once again, the General Assembly will rance Commissioner Peter W. Gillies By a 7-0 vote, the court last lows such consumers to sue under Red Cross seeking exerted through powerful lobbyists and 1 be taking up special-interest legislation noted that in 1986. American Family Life week reinstated efforts by four a state antitrust law. supporting legislators. Kemp dodging reporters it rejected in 1988 because it is plainly paid a loss ratio of 33 percent. The loss states — California, Minnesota, Justice Department lawyers, help from nurses Legislators ought to remember that Former New York Rep. Jack Kemp detrimental to the state’s consumers. ratio is a good measure of the value of an "Alabama and Arizona — to who sided with the appeal filed by Z22222222Z< the consumer should be their first has hit the ground running in his new 2222222222Z To the Editor; Lobbyists for American Family Life insurance policy; it represents that , iparticipate in a multimillion- the four states in the cement priority. If they do, there’s no question job as secretary of Housing and Urban Insurance Co. of Georgia may have won portion of the premiums returned to dollar settlement of a nationwide price-fixing case, told the court that this bill will be defeated. Development. He has visited the The American Red Cross is urgently over a majority of the Legislature’s policyholders in the form of benefits. conspiracy to fix cement prices. that at least 11 other states and homeless and been highly outopoken appealing to our professionals, the Insurance and Real Estate Committee, Connecticut requires that Medicare Lower courts had relied on a the District of Columbia have Rep. Edith G. Prague when the cameras are running. But The Right Stuff MODtLS nursing profession, to lend a helping but members of the House and Senate supplement policies sold to individuals 1977 Supreme Court decision in enacted laws expressly giving 21405P 8th Assembly District Kemp had refused all requests for hand by volunteering as a health history should quickly kill a bill that would allow must have at least a 65 percent loss ratio I which the justices said federal indirect purchasers the right to 2I404P Route 87, Columbia one-on-one interviews by reporters If you were honorably separated from the Navy, interviewer. If you have never worked in the sale of cancer insurance in and that group policies must have a 75 antitrust law does not permit sue. Our sources say Kemp’s schedule is so you are made of the Right Stuff. Continue your - INSTANT CASH SAVINGS - this capacity before, won’t you accept Connecticut. percent loss ratio. , "Indirect purchasers” to sue. The states are Colorado, Ha­ full that he doesn't have time for the challenge? If you have volunteered If some members of the Legislature This year’s version of the cancer , „ . But writing for the court today, waii, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Naval career in the Naval Reserve. We offer: interviews and doesn’t want to grant for this job in the past, we would have their way and the bill is approved, insurance bill does include some safe­ Justice Byron R. White said the Michigan, Mississippi, New Mex­ one or two, and then anger the • New G.l. Bill welcome you back. We need qualified cancer insurance will hit the market guards because the Insurance Depart­ Leners to the editor 1977 ruling was never intended to ico, Rhode Island, South Dakota *6 0 *150^500 ment, knowing that there is a possibility reporters who don’t get an audience. nurses, from an accredited nursing very soon. Thus would begin the The Manchester Herald welcomes .preclude state laws allowing such and Wisconsin. • Reenlistment Bonus OFF ANY that the legislation will pass, did what it That makes it tough to g^t any OFF THE OFF THE school who have Connecticut licenses. dismantling of the strong protection the original letters to the editor. . .lawsuits. In the case decided today, the TRACTOR specifics out of the new secretary #' RATED MOWTiR SELLING RIDER RNs, LPNs are all acceptable. state now provides to insurance consu­ could to protect the public. It would , , “ It is one thing to consider the four states sought to sue in behalf • Monthly Paycheck IN AMERICA 33" 41" 48" Letters should be brief and to the point. about how he will handle the serious N BY A LEADING Training classes for orientation are mers. The Roodgates would be opened to permit the insurance commissioner to congressional policies identified of county and municipal govern­ CONSUMER FOR THE PAST CUTTING WIDTHS They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ housing problems facing the hation. • Travel dozens of other types of specific-disease control the loss ratio on such policies and in (the 1977 decision) in defining ments that had purchased ce­ MAGAZINE 10 YEARS NEW 18 HP HYDRO ten, and, for ease in editing, should be But it also spares Kemp from having policies, each preying on a different type prohibit the sale of the policies to persons ...what sort of recovery federal ment or products containing • Retirement Benefits double-spaced. Letters must be signed to answer the inevitable questions of fear. receiving Medicare benefits. But these /antitrust law authorizes,” White cement. protections would do little to enhance the with name, address and daytime tele­ about his political future. Once a • Advancement 14 Day Money Back Guarantee MaurliPBtpr Upralft The sale of specific-illness insurance said. “ It is something altogether A spate of lawsuits was filed policies was outlawed by the General poor value of cancer insurance policies, phone number (for verification). presidential candidate, Kempis un against cement manufacturers in SNAI’CKEDIT RETAIL FINANCING AVAIUIILE TO gMALIFlEl) APHH W S CASH SA\TNGS OFF different, and in our view Inap­ SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE LIMITED TIME OFFF.II*; SEE PAKTICTPAIING DEALER FOR DETAILS Founded In 1881 Assembly in 1976 for good reason. As was even as supplemental coverage. The Herald reserves the right to edit likely to be happy for too long behind a propriate, to consider them as 1976 and 1977, alleging a nation­ Buying cancer insurance Involves a desk in the federal bureaucracy. wide conspiracy to fix prices. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher stated in bold type on the cover of a July letters in the interests of brevity, clarity defining what federal law allows Find Out If You Qualify QUALITY SHARPENING & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor 1988 U.S. General Accounting Office type of gambling. The buyer is hoping and taste. states to do under their own Each of the four states involved in that he won’t become seriou.sly ill, but if today’s court action filed a suit, Call 1-800-435-6289 Mon - Frl 8:00 to 5:00 104 HILLIARD ST. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS-----Executive Editor report on health insurance: “ Hospital Address letters to; Open Forum, Jack Anderson and his associate. . ..antitrust law.” he does, it will be from the illness for based in part on state laws MANCHESTER MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor indemnity and specified disease policies Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Under the 1977 ruling, if a which he is covered. If such “luck” protecting indirect purchasers. 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After the ship docked, families blast found a gun’s breech open filed aboard, exchanging tearful and undamaged, with the prac­ embraces with the returning tice projectile that the gun was to have fired still there. The New Royals \ sailors. Film study “They wanted to get here on York Times reported Sunday. schedule and were anxious to get This indicated the explosion p '.’ home,” said Navy Capt. Steven occurred while the powder bags Karalekas. were still being loaded, the crown The Navy kept the news media newspaper said, citing unidenti­ aids Hawkins about 300yards from the families, fied sources. The violence of the explosion A and reporters were not allowed to CLEVELAND (AP) — Andy Yankees manager Dallas Green, talk with the families or the was seen in a videotape released Hawkins, who started the season whose team was swept by Cleve­ Bosox crewmen. Sunday by the Navy. The tape was made by an officer on the with disastrous results, has land in their first series of the Earlier Sunday, the victims settled down to win his last two season and then lost games to the By Dave O'Hara were remembered in churches bridge who wanted to record the firing of the big guns. starts for the New York Yankees, Indians Friday and Saturday. The Associated Press throughout the area. including a two-hit, 5-0 victory “It’s easy to win when you get “We have lost 47 of our The explosion, which appears to blast away the gasketlike over the Cleveland Indians. that kind of pitching,” Green BOSTON — As every boxer CARL A. PREUSS DOUGLAS T. CHENEY RICHARD PELLETIER number,” said Cmdr. John Fitz­ ‘-After my first couple starts. I said. “He has better command of knows, a beating is a beating JAMES C. VEITCH gerald, a chaplain at the air rubber that seals the gun slits, is . . . against charter changes . . . “lend continuity" . . . "business experience" "compromising blend" followed by a jet of intense fire looked at films of them,” said his stuff and is keeping the ball whether in training or in the ring station. "Our faith helps us to Hawkins, 2-2 after Sunday’s win down. When he was getting beat for real. handle what science cannot and thick smoke from the front and base of the gunhouse. against Cleveland. he was off with his stuff and In baseball, the Kansas City answer, the mystery of death.” “A lot of times you can see that high.” Royals have sent that message There were 58 crewmen in the Defense Secretary Dick Che­ Others ney said the administration plans you’re doing something wrong Mel Hall snapped a scoreless loud and clear to the Boston Red turret when it exploded during mechanically. I was dragging my tie with a two-run double in the Sox. gun exercises. The Pentagon said to keep the Iowa and three other From page 1 World War Il-era battleships — arm. I wasn’t getting on top with sixth inning to lead the Yankees The Royals went 3-0 with one the explosion occurred before the offensively. 13-inning tie and one rainout 16-inch gun was fired. The II the Missouri, New Jersey and my slider and fastball. It was Wisconsin — in the fleet despite hard for me to get the ball down. Hall, traded from the Indians to against the Red Sox in the Democrat Richard Pelletier is He thinks Bolton is in good accounting firm of Whittlesey & tions about the cost. survivors were all in the lowest Now I think I’m throwing quality New York during spring training, preseason in Florida. not sure how he’ll vote on the shape but that coordination in the Hadley. “I’m not sure the town can level of the turret, six decks below the explosion. "They are effective, they were pitches.” hit a bases-loaded double off John The Red Sox dismissed the charter, but Democrat James C. town departments needs to be "Basically, it’s the business handle the $200,000 increase right the guns. Farrell, 0-1. losses, along with others, as now,” he said. relatively cheap to bring back For Hawkins, signed to a Veitch and Republicans Douglas improved. He is against changes experience I’m planning to bring The Navy has refused to three-year, $3.6 million contract “I was looking for John to give meaningless exhibitions. T. Cheney say they’ll vote against to the charter because of cost and in,” he said. If the charter is not approved, speculate on the cause of the into the service compared to new ships, they are good cruise as a free agent out of San Diego, me a fastball to get ahead and he Meaningless, hah. With the 1989 it. Republican Carl A. Preuss. because he thinks they aren’t He added that while some of the he said, some changes will have explosion, which damaged only the change was welcome after threw a change-up.” Hall said of American League season just who was out of town and not necessary. More clerical help is Republican candidates are long­ to be made to increase the powers the inside of the turret. missile platforms, so I think they do have a role to play,” Cheney giving up 15 earned runs in his his ex-teammate. "He fooled me three weeks old, Kansas City has available for comment, has said needed in the Community Hall, time residents. "I don’t tbink they of the town’s administrative But Navy teams who entered (but) I didn’t exactly get the best shown Boston it’s maybe even assistant. said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” first two starts. His first win that he. too, is against the charter not more bosses, he said. have any of the experience I’m the turret immediately after the came last week, against Toronto. of it.” better than in spring training. changes. ‘T don’t think these people have planning to bring in.” Veitch, a lifelong resident who “That first win is always a big Farrell held the Yankees to two With left-hander Charlie Lei- Preuss, 33, and Cheney, 63, are proved to me — and I’m going to A native of Central Falls, R.I., is the head of building and one,” he said after Sunday’s win hits before walking Rickey Hend­ brandt allowing just five singles both incumbents and have each put the shoe on the other foot — Pelletier moved to Bolton four grounds at E.O. Smith High against the Indians, who wrap up erson to start the sixth. Don in his 13th career shutout, the served five terms on the Board of these people haven’t proved the years ago. A year ago he became School in Storrs, thinks his Mattingly and Ken Phelps walked Royals rode a 17-hit attack to a Selectmen. Pelletier, 28, and contribution to the Democratic Budget a four-game series against the need for a town manager.” a member of the Board of Health. Yankees tonight. with one out to load the bases and 10-0 victory over the Red Sox V eitch, 37, are p o litical Cheney said of proponents for a He had planned to run fora seat slate is a background in construc­ From page 1 Hall hit a soft liner down the tion and maintenance. “I gave up 15 earned runs in my Sunday. newcomers. town manager. on the Planning Commission, but first two starts and I didn’t think right-field line. That gave Kansas City its first All seats on the five-member While he is opposed to the Democratic Town Chairman Veitch, a first-term member of “I walked the guys, I don’t three-game series sweep in Bos­ Board of Selectmen are open. The the Zoning Commission, said he I’d ever win a game. That win in charter changes, Cheney said he Henry Kelsey convinced him to Appropriations Committee, De­ success in the committee’s fail­ Toronto was like getting over a know what to say about it.” ton since 1971 and improved the loser in the race for first select­ would implement them if they run for selectman instead. decided to run for Board of mocrats could have suffered four ure to agree on a budget. “I think Farrell said. “I felt sharp for five Royals’ record for the season Selectmen this year because of barrier.” man can still gain a seat on the were approved by the voters. "I didn’t really consider myself ’no’ votes and still passed a the fact that everybody is a little The win also was a relief for innings.” against Boston to 5-1. board if he draws more votes than The entire Democratic slate for a politician,” he said. I’m doing the contribution he could make on budget. But as many as seven or uncomfortable with this is clearly photo “The farthest thing from anyb­ any one selectman candidate. Board of Selectmen, including this for myself and the town capital projects, such as the eight Democrats on the commit­ a good point,” he said. Boston Garden. The Celtics won, ody’s mind was that we’d come in Terms for the first selectman first selectman candidate Mi­ because I want to help out.” proposed renovations to the Com­ tee were said to be upset with the Larson, the Senate leader, said UP FOR GRABS — Boston’s Robert Parish, right, and Charlotte’s “Mugsie" 120-110, to clinch a berth in the NBA here and sweep the Red Sox,” and selectmen are two years. chael A. Zizka, has billed itself Like Zizka. Pelletier thinks that munity Hall and the town garage. budget. Democrats were forced to bypass said George Brett after an RBI Ryan Isn’t bored Bogues battle for a loose ball Sunday at playoffs. Cheney, an engineer retired "The Most Qualified Team in town zoning regulations should be “That makes it particularly “I think it would be fair to say the committee, which had until single in the first inning and a from Pratt & Whitney, has lived Years!” on its campaign flier. revised. While he would like to see interesting at this time.” he said. May 2 to vote on the budget, double. An interest in social services that the sticking point is that in Bolton since 1957. He cites his Pelletier, an accountant who open space preserved, he also some people felt we weren’t because the tax-writing Finance “It’s not easy to win three time on the board when asked has not held elected office before, wants to bring business to town to was another factor, he said. Committee faces a Tuesday by no-hIt efforts games here,” Royals Manager He was hard pressed to name spending enough, and some peo­ why residents should vote for thinks his business background is increase the tax base. ple felt we were spending too deadline. John Wathan said. “But we got him. one thing that makes him more He said he didn’t know how he the big issue in the election, but he “It isn’t a question of giving up Gamble provides the lift much,” said Rep. William Dyson, good pitching in all three games. “I think I can lend a continuity qualified than his opponents. He would vote on the charter ques­ agreed that the charter was one. on the (Appropriations) commit­ Bv Ben Walker D-New Haven, the committee’s The Associated Press We held them to seven runs and in town government.” he said. is a manager at the Hartford tion. But he expressed reserva- Though he thinks a town manager House chairman. tee,” Larson said. “We have that’s awfully good with the kind is something the town could use, every confidence in the “I don’t think it’s accurate to ’The older Nolan Ryan gets, the of offense they have.” he thinks the cost may be too high. committee.” “The only thing positive in this Like Pelletier, he’s concerned paint a picture that we were Balducci acknowledged that harder he becomes to hit. as Celtics make playoffs widely apart,” Dyson said. series is you know that sometime Select about development. He said he the budget will likely undergo No one knows how it is possible, you’re going to be on the other would like to achieve a "com­ He said the biggest stumbling several changes as if moves only that it is true. He proved it By Howard Ulman side,” said Boston Manager Joe From page 1 promising blend” of development blocks were the $20 million cut in through the House and the again Sunday, getting within two The Associated Press outs of his record sixth no-hitter. Morgan. and open space. revenue sharing to cities and Senate. Returning from a brief road Cheney lives at 21 South Road. towns, the delays in cost of living Republicans, meanwhile, re­ Ryan came close for the second BOSTON — For four long Bird activated time this season before Toronto’s trip 7-7 and in first place in the wrote the fourth edition of a book minority Democrats could have not as well known as Bobby Preuss lives on 158 Bolton Center adjustments, and two “ add- mained upset with the day’s months. Kevin Gamble sat American League East, the Red on land use for the state Depart- been more active. Morra. I don’t have any family Road. Pelletier and his wife. backs” not in the budget that developments. As they waited Nelson Liriano spoiled his bid quietly at the end of Boston’s with a triple in the ninth inning. Sox were embarrassed by the ment of Environmental Morra, who is in his fourth term connections. Bobby’s father was Virginia, live at 17 Carpenter some committee members through the afternoon for the bench. knowing he could play well Royals, who improved to 11-7. Protection. on the Zoning Board of Appeals, a first selectman, and that’s one Road. They have three children. wanted; $37 million for school Democrats to emerge from pri­ Ryan finished with his 10th career but wondering if he’d ever get a for the piayoffs one-hitter and struck out 12 as the *1110 Royals mauled Boston Zizka said that if elected first thinks that the development thing Bobby himself said that Veitch and his wife. Linda, live at grants and $38 million for pay­ vate meetings. Republicans chance to prove it in the NBA. pitching for 24 runs on 33 hits, selectman, he would push for a boom in Bolton has pretty much may get him elected.” 26 Hillcrest Drive. They have ments to nursing homes. stewed about the Democrats’ Texas Rangers beat the Blue He'd play a minute here, two NBA’s best record. Jays 4-1. By Howard Ulman including two homers, one triple review of zoning and subdivision reached its peak. Like Zizka, he Morra, who has been deputy three children. Dyson said he saw a measure of disarray. minutes there, when teammates The Associated Press But, if they do, club officials and 13 doubles. They also stole 12 regulations. He said he would be said the zoning regulations need chief of the Bolton Fire Depart­ “Sure I’m disappointed. I don’t needed rest for more important hope Bird can provide help in know how many more chances bases in 15 attempts. willing to rewrite the regulations to be revised, but he added that ment for 10 years, admitted he parts of the game. He always was BOSTON — Ready or not, subsequent rounds. “It seems like everything is himself, which he said could save the aim shouldn’t be to prevent might have an advantage over I’m going to get. They get fewer back on the bench when those Bird, who underwent and fewer each time out,” Ryan here comes Larry Bird. He’s working right now,” Wathan the town between $20,000 and development. Zizka because people know his parts arrived. back on the Boston Celtics’ surgery on both heels Nov. 19, said. “The pitching, the hitting $40,000. Morra and Zizka aren’t far capabilities. But he said that said. “But the way I’ve been took the roster spot of backup Charter Oak Bridge throwing, it’s certainly not out of Then the most important part roster. and the defense. And we’re taking "It’s something I enjoy doing. apart on the issue of the Town people shouldn’t vote for him just Nine days after he made forward Ronnie Grandison, the pressure off the pitchers by the question that I’ll get another ALMOST — Texas’ Nolan of the season came and the who had been with the club all It’s something I’d be willing to Charter. because they know him, Celtics’ needed help. discouraging statements scoring early.” do,” he said. Morra said he was opposed to Zizka has an engineering de­ shot.” Ryan came close to his sixth season. NBA teams were re­ If he does, Ryan, at age 42, will The winningest franchise in about prospects for his return Leibrandt, 0-2 in four previous Zizka has been involved in civic the switch to the town manager gree from Rensselaer Polytech­ career no-hitter, spinning a this season, Bird, sidelined for quired to finalize their playoff starts, baffied the Red Sox, Construction Advisory be the oldest pitcher to throw One. NBA history already was bat­ rosters by midnight Sunday. affairs since moving to Bolton. He form of government proposed by nic Institute and degrees in law one-hitter as the Rangers tered by injuries to veterans the last 76 games, was acti­ allowing just two runners to became a member of the Water tbe Charter Revision Commis­ and geology from the University Cy Young did it at 41 in 1908. ’The Celtics announced the "I haven’t gotten, bored with beat Toronto on Sunday, Larry Bird and Jim Paxson as it vated Sunday for the playoffs. advance beyond first base. Pollution Advisory Committee sion. But he wouldn’t rule out of Connecticut. He and his wife, It’s unlikely he’ll be able to moves after the team clinched With a 2-4 lifetime record and no-hitters yet,” he said. 4-1. entered the stretch drive of its a playoff berth for the 10th months after his arrival and later implementing some of the other Catherine, live at 31 Bayberry Removal of East Hartford Tolls struggle for a playoff berth. Then play in the first round starting winless in Fenway Park since became a member of the Conser­ proposed changes if residents Road. Ryan’s next start is supposed to straight year with a 120-110 come Sunday at home. He is another Veteran, starting guard Friday at Detroit. It’s also April 14, 1986, he toyed with the vation Commission. voted down the charter revision. Morra has bachelor’s and mas­ On Friday, April 28,1989 toll collection will Traffic will continue through the area while the unlikely the Celtics will sur­ victory over the (Charlotte Boston hitters, who lead the scheduled to pitch for the first manager Bobby Valentine said. Dennis Johnson, severely Hornets on Sunday, the final Morra, 46, started his own real The changes included in the ter’s degrees from what is now cease at the East Hartford toll plaza on the work progresses. Motorists are urged to use sprained his ankle April 13. vive that best-of-five series league with a .299 team batting estate company, Morra-Lavitt proposed revision are the hiring Eastern Connecticut State Uni­ time against a Texan who grew “I was there for a couple of his day of the regular season. Charter Oak Bridge at approximately 2:00 PM. caution and obey the posted speed limits when up idolizing him, Roger Clemens no-hitters with the California Gamble, a rookie, took over. against the team with the average. Realty in Vernon, after leaving a of a town manager, the elimina­ versity. He and his two daughters Boy, did he ever. Leibrandt struck out four, teaching job in the Ellington tion of the Board of Finance and live at 25 Tinker Pond Road. driving through this work area. of Boston. Angels, but I’m going to see him Construction work will occur on Routes 5&15 in Ryan, by his own recollection, throw at least one more.” He had scored just 50 points in didn’t issue a walk and threw just school system in 1978. He thinks expansion of the Board of Select­ the vicinity of the toll plaza between Monday, his first 38 games but averaged weapons. Charlotte ended its first NBA 100 pitches, 69 for strikes, in his that management is his strong men from five to seven members. Listed below is a schedule of the work which will has lost four no-hitters in the Todd Stottlemyre, 0-2, was the April 24 and Monday, May 1 in order to begin ninth inning, including one last loser. Ruben Sierra hit a two-run 22.8 a$ a starter in Boston’s last He has one he didn’t expect. In season at 20-62. 38th complete game in 207 starts. suit. “I could do a good job under the occur during that week and the resulting traffic He has an 88-69 record. Steinbeck hotel removing the toll booths. season when Mike Schmidt homer, his fourth, in the first six. His sudden, shocking emer­ 10 days, the man from the end of Playing spoiler “was on our He said better management, present form of government,” he changes. gence peaked Sunday in its last the bench has become a key to the minds,” said Kelly’Tripucka, who “He kept changing speeds and rather than the Charter Revision said. "I don’t need a town singled inning and Steve Buechele hit a to be demolished “My goal each time I start is to two-run double in the fourth. regular season game. Celtics’ success. led the Hornets with 28 points. was very tough,” said Boston’s Commission’s recommendation manager.” Key Gamble had a career-high 31 “I said before the game if we let “What better way to end the Jim Rice, who went 0-3 and had for a town manager, is the key to a Zizka said he was leaning SALINAS, Calif. (AP) - The win the game, but when you get Athletics 2, Angels 0; Mike I Kntrance Ramp Closed that late in the game you start Moore and two relievers com­ points as Boston clinched a Gamble score more than 20 we season than beating Boston on the major league’s longest hitting smoother-running town against the idea of a town city is planning to demolish the ' Mon, April 24 w streak this season ended at 15 their home floor and keeping Hotel Cominos, where a young thinking about the no-hitter,” he bined on a three-hitter as Oakland playoff berth for the 10th straight wouldn’t win,” Hornets Coach government. manager, partly because of the j Alternate Route season with a 120-110 victory over Dick Harter said. them out of the playoffs.” games. cost to hire a manager and other John Steinbeck caroused. He said. “I started thinking about it beat Kirk McCaskill and Califor­ "Mike’s a finegentleman,andl I Work Area Itl-Outside Lanes nia for its fifth straight victory. the Charlotte Hornets. He also “With the great stuff Leibrandt administrators. later wrote about the hotel in I April 28-JO in the eighth, and every time you “I always felt I could play,” Gamble made sure the Celtics think he’s a capable individual,” JD’ Moore, 2-1, gave up three had four steals and six assists in a had today, he could probably “I’m not sure if the town can “The Long Valley,” “Dubious I Work Area #2'In.side Lanes get into the ninth the attitude is Gamble said. “When I got the got in as he scored 15 points in the he said. “But I don’t think he has singles to Claudell Washington in game-high 43 minutes. have pitched on the moon and the management ability that I absorb all these increases so Battle” and “East of Eden.” I necinninR Mon, May 1 you’re not going to let this one get chance I made up my mind not to third quarter and 23 in the second shut them down,” Wathan said. The gray cast-stone and stucco away.” 7 2-3 innings. Rick Honeycutt The Celtics open their best-of- try things I couldn’t do. half. His seven points in an 11-3 have, and I don’t think he has the quickly,” he said. TOLLS five playoff series Friday night at Staked to a whopping lead with availability during the day that I He added that he didn’t think hotel — with its grand ballroom, As it stands, Ryan is one behind pitched one inning and Dennis “Confidence comes with play­ run enabled the Celtics to stretch Bob FelleF’s record of 11 one- Eckersley got the final out for his Detroit, which has the NBA’s best the help of Bo Jackson’s two-run have.” the charter change should be a marble fireplace, hardwood ■15 ing time,” he added. “I’ve never a 79-75 edge to a 90-78 lead with homer, his sixth, and Bob Boone’s hitters. Ryan, however, broke league-leading sixth save. record. Boston had lost its last 2:32 left in the third quarter. Morra blames a lack of deci­ campaign issue. He said voters floors and frosted glass chandeli­ three games before Sunday and is been discouraged.” three doubles, Leibrandt breezed siveness for the fact that no ers with gold leaf trim — was a OAK BBIDGE Feller’s record of 14 low-hit McCaskill, 3-1, began the game should decide for themselves, with an 0.44 earned run average. winless on the road this season Boston. 42-40, needed a victory The margin ranged from seven to his first victory. Last year he moves have been made to reno­ regardless of his opinion. center of activity when Stein­ games. to 20 points the rest of the way as started 1-6 and 2-9, but finished beck’s hometown had a popula­ Ryan, 2-1, won his 275th career His ERA increased to 0.99 after against teams with winning or a Washington loss at Philadel­ vate the Community Hall, despite He admitted that Morra, who records. phia Sunday to beat the Bullets they scored 10 straight points to 13-12. the fact that both Republican and has never served on the Board of tion of 4,000. game. He increased his all-time giving up two runs on eight hits in leading strikeout total to 4,813 and seven-plus innings. “It’s going to be a challenge,” for the final Eastern Conference make it 110-90 before Charlotte “I don’t know if I’ll ever do it Democratic selectmen have sup­ Selectmen, might have an edge Today, the hotel stands aban­ playoff berth. The Bullets, 40-42, got the next 13, cutting it to 110-103 again, not in this park,” Lei­ ported the project in the past. doned and rubble-filled and offi­ ' i T i walked three. Boston Coach Jimmy Rodgers on him. Morra’s father, Richard said. "They have a lot of lost 115-106. with 2:44 remaining. brandt said of the shutout. While acknowledging that Re­ Morra. served as first selectman cials in this city of 100,000 “It was real exciting,” Rangers See RYAN, page 12 1 publicans have been in the from 1963 to 1975. residents say they have more 1. Main St. Entrance Ramp Motorists will be directed through the center lanes majority on the five-member "I’m not a native, and that may important thing to spend money CIoses:Monday, April 24 although they will no longer be required to stop at Board of Selectmen, he said the work against me,” he said. "I’m on. the toll stations. At least one lane will be open in The entrance ramp from southbound Main Street, each direction at all times during the weekend. NFL draft goes pretty much as anticipated East Hartford to Routes 5&15 southbound will close permanently on Monday, April 24 after the sixth pick: trades that brought Washington picks and wide receiver Erik players taken in the first three Cleveland engaged in its own 3. Traffic Shifted to Outside Lanes: DV U ave V7uiauefu brand of saturation, taking speed morning rush hour. Mototrists should use the The Associated Press “Right on time.” two heavy-duty running backs Atfholter, who had been taken rounds were offensive linemen, with some wear a nd tear on them, minutes earlier on the fourth six on the first round, starting to replace the ponderous back- entrance at Silver Lane as an alternate. Monday, May 1 The first pick was, of course, Troy Aikman, the UCLA quarter­ Gerald Riggs from Atlanta and round. with Mandarich. the 6-foot-6, field of Kevin Mack and Byner. NEW YORK — The Washington First, the Browns traded up F R E E ’*’ MILITARY WHIST AND SETBACK By 6:00 AM, Monday, May 1, traffic on Routes Redskins made the predictable back who last week signed an Earnest Byner from Cleveland, “This fits in with the way we’ve 315-pound tackle considered by $11.2 million, six-year deal with and the manuevering that got always dealt in the past,” said far the best pure player in the from 20th to 13th in the first round 2. Traffic Shifted to Inside Lanes: 5&15 at the toll plaza will be shifted to the trade for the predictable players; and snared Eric Metcalf, the BRAKE SPONSORED BY: the Cleveland Browns tried to Dallas. them yet another young quarter­ coach Joe Gibbs, whose running draft. Friday, April 28-Sunday, April 30 outside lanes where toll booths will have already Then came Tony Mandarich, back. Jeff Graham of Long Beach game was a major disappoint­ The New York Giants, heeding speedy Texas running back who SAINT BRIDGET ROSARY SOCIETY clone tight end Ozzie Newsome can also be used at wide receiver. INSPECTION been dismantled and bypass lanes constructed. and the first eight picks were just the Michigan State offensive State — after he had been taken ment last season as Washington general manager George REMOVE WHEELS. INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE FRIDAY, APRIL 28TH 7:4SPM At approximately 1:(X) PM on Friday, April 28, slipped from an NFL champion­ Young’s adage “when you get big Then they gave next year’s LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT Two lanes of traffic will be open in each direction about what everyone thought tackle who went to Green Bay and on the fourth round by Green Bay. CALIPERS. CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES the far right lanes of north and southbound 5&15 at a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Traffic will Heisman Trophy winner Barry Byner came for another run­ ship to a 7-9 record. bodies who can play, grab them,” first-rounder, plus running back a MASTER CYLINDER, ROAD TEST. they’d be. . . ^ used their first two picks on Big Herman Fontenot, to Green Bay SAINT BRIDGET SCHOOL CAFETERIA at the toll booths will be closed to traffic in order remain in this pattern until the rest of the toll Except for Louis Oliver, Andre Sanders, the running back who ning back, Mike Oliphant, who “We don’t like trading players. - CLEANING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA • PRIZES DOOR PRIZES REFRESHMENTS was taken by the Detroit Lions. was Washington’s second pick We’d prefer to do it with draft Ten offensive linemen for the to move up in the second-round to to begin removal of the toll booths after 2:(X) PM booths are removed. State Police will enforce the Rison, Cleveland Gary, Tracy take Tillman, a 6-4, 225-pounder WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP Rocker and Rodney Peete, highly Then came linebacker Derrick last season. But Riggs came the choices.” second straight year. Their first- CONDUCTED BY MARY AND ED MCKEEVER that day. These lanes will remain closed through­ speed limit and bridge weight restrictions after Thomas of Alabama, who went to more traditional way — for draft But other than Cleveland, round choice was center-guard whom the Browns see as a tight (Toyota & GM out the weekend while the work occurs. rated players who were not quite end in the mold of Newsome, Vehicles Onlv) the shift is completed. so highly rated when the day Kansas City; comerback Deion picks, including Washington’s which gave its 1990 top pick to Brian Williams of Minnesota; DONATION: $2.00 Sanders of Florida State to No. 1 next year, the 17th first- Green Bay so it could take their second, on the third round, himself a wide receiver at OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 20, 1089 ended, Sunday’s five rounds of guard Bob Kretch of Iowa. Alabama. OFFER ONLV VALID WITH THIS COUPON RlDETOOEniER the NFL draft were highly Atlanta; Broderick Thomas: run­ rounder they’ll be without in 20 Newsome-like oversized wide re­ COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE-UP. ning back Tim Worley of Georgia years. ceiver Lawyer Tillman of Au­ Seattle did likewise — choosing Seven quarterbacks were 500 W. CerWw St. ___ m iiiiiiiw predictable. offensive tackle Andy Heck of chosen in Sunday’s five rounds, CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.!!! Tl,. n,d..h.r. Comp.n, rf’.W/.'rtiV J William Bums. Commissioner Or, as Broderick Thomas, the to Kansas City and defensive end Graham, another developmen­ burn, the other teams preferred Manchester tal quarterback to go with Mark to do it with draft choices, notably Notre Dame on the first round two by Green Bay. One was LYNCH Department of Transportation linebacker from Nebraska, said Burt Grossman of Pitt to San TOYOTA QUALITY Tel. 646-4S21 For more information or to receive construction Diego. Rypien and Stan Humphries, large draft choices. and center Joe Tofflemyer of MANCHESTER CONN. after he was taken just as See NFL, page 12 WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! updates, contact the HOTLINE at 528-4023. forecast by Tampa Bay with the But just as predictable were the came for fifth- and eighth-round For example. 19 of the 72 Arizona on the second. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 24, 1989 - 18 A I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 24, 1989 Bruins stave off playoff elimination

High School Roundup By Howard Ulman ision final and went on to the Stanley The Associated Press Cup finals where they were swept by BOSTON — The Boston Bruins Edmonton. Now they’re trying again A finally figured out how to beat the to become only the third team in NHL Montreal Canadians. They hope it’s history to win a series after losing the Burns’ timing is perfect not too late. first three games. “ Once you get beaten consistently All of those losses, though, were by by a team, you get to wondering what one goal and Boston outplayed the it is,” Boston goalie Andy Moog said. Canadiens in the opener. “ Is the goaltending weak? Is the They did it again Sunday night. / as East stays unbeaten defense breaking down?” “ They won all the wars in the On Sunday night, the answer was a corners and along the boards,” Burns said. WEST HARTFORD - The loud “ no.” The Bruins avoided a sweep with a . 3-2 victory, cut the Boston, which outshot the Cana­ timing couldn’t have been more diens 28-15 in the first game but lost perfect for Joe Bums’ first hit of Canadians’ lead to 3-1 and forced a fifth game in the Adams Division final 3-2, outshot the Canadiens 27-16 the season, a two-run single in the Sunday night. top of the eighth inning, to lift Tuesday night in Montreal. “ Right now we’re thinking that the Two of those shots in a seven-second East Catholic to a 5-3 verdict over span in the second period marked the Northwest Catholic Saturday af­ forwards played well, the goalie made a save, the defense played well.” turning point. They resulted in goals ternoon at blustery cold Fathers’ by Cam Neely and Michael Thelven Field. Moog said. “ So we’re coming together and we’re feeling confident.” and gave the Bruins a 3-1 lead. “ To pitch and to play baseball Still, “ we’re not going to go into a “ When you have teams that play had to be something special. With AP photo frenzy,” Montreal Coach Pat Burns good defense and have great goattend­ the wind, it felt like it was 15 said. “ We have to win one more. They ing, two quick goals like that can degrees,” said East Coach Jim HAPPY WINNER - Ken Green of have to win three.” really give a team control of the P ;nders, who saw his unbeaten Danbury reacts on the 18th green at the The Bruins dominated Sunday game,” Montreal’s Bob Gainey said. Lagles fly to 7-0 for the season. Forest Oaks Country Club, near Greens­ night’s game with hard hitting, some Neely broke a 1-1 tie with his seventh playoff goal at 14:54 of the Burns, hitless in four previous boro, N.C., after winning the Greater spectacular saves by Moog and, offical at-bats this season, drilled perhaps, greater determination. second period. Andy Brickley’s slap a 2-2 pitch up the middle off losing Greensboro Open on Sunday. Green But Boston. 0-10-1 against the shot smacked off the backboards and hurler Mark Lynch in the eighth had a final-round, even-par 72 to give Canadiens before Sunday night, Neely picked it up in front of the net to chase home pinch runner Brian him a 72-hole total of 277 and a couldn’t afford to lose. Montreal and put a five-footer by Hayward. McGrath and Martin Fiori with could. Thelven’s first playoff goal came on two-stroke victory over John Huston. a 40-foot slapshot that ricocheted off AP photo the deciding runs for East. The victory was worth $180,000 to “ There’s no excuse for” letting up, McGrath was running for Canadiens defenseman Larry Robin­ the left post at 15:01. WELCOME HOME — The Mets’ Kevin the eighth inning against the Cubs Jimmy Robinson, who drew a Green. son said. “ We made things a lot “ It probably was my happiest goal I McReynolds, right, is greeted by Sunday at Shea Stadium. The Mets won, leadoff walk, and Fiori worked tougher for us.” ever scored,” said Thelven. whose teammates Keith Hernandez (17) and 4-2. out h two-out walk after Lynch Montreal had won all seven of its bad pass led to Russ Courtnall’s fifth Tim Teufel after his two-run homer in retired two straight. previous playoff games and was 11-0-2 playoff goal that tied the score 1-1 at Northwest, 1-6, had taken a 3-2 S P O R TS since its last loss, a 4-1 defeat to 3:57 of the second period. lead in the bottom of the third as Washinton on March 17. Goalie “ He thanked me after I gave him Lynch pulverized a John Fisher Patrick Roy, 6-0 in the playoffs, got that pass,” Thelven said. “ It was good pitch over the leftfield fence, a the night off and Brian Hayward took to get it back.” Mets show comeback ability shot of approximately 400 feet IN BR IEF his place. Thelven also set up Boston’s first .Vi AP photo according to Penders. The Bruins “ had more to lose than goal at 16:28 of the first period when East had plated single runs in us. Their whole season was on the Randy Burridge converted the re­ HAPPY BRUINS — Boston Bruins teammates mob defenseman the first and second to take the Easy Goer In easy romp line,” said Montreal’s Brian Skrud- bound of his slap shot. Michael Telven after his second-period goal against the as they rally to top Chicago early lead. The Eagles tied it in land. “ This team beat us four straight Skrudland’s goal 12 seconds into the Canadiens at the Boston Garden Sunday night. Thelven’s goal the sixth as Paul Dumais walked NEW YORK (AP) - With Easy Goer’s last year in the playoffs after we won third period made the score 3-2. but was the game winner as the Bruins remained alive in the Adams and Joe Gorman pinch ran for opening assault on the Triple Crown just two the first game so we didn’t want to Boston maintained its composure and By Jim Donaghv victory. him. Gorman stole second, took Division best-of-seven series with a 3-2 victory. The other Bruins The Associated Press weeks away, also-ran jockey Jose Santos give them any life.” killed off two penalties in the last 13 are, from left, Randy Burridge, Craig Janney and Keith Crowder. NL Roundup Braves 9, Padres 4: Dale Murphy third on a passed ball, and scored finally spoke the words that other horsemen The Bruins won that Adams Div­ minutes. on a Kevin Greene sacrifice fly to NEW YORK - The New York had the second six-RBI game of had left unspoken. his career, hitting a two-run deep centerfield. “ It’s possible that he’s unbeatable.” Mets and Gary Carter chose just Fisher, a sophomore ngh- players who have reached 300 homer in the third, a two-run Easy Goer sauntered to a three-length the right time to show they know thander, worked an effective 61/3 Blackhawks find defense, winning is fun homers and 2,000 hits, and 26 of single in the sixth and a two-run victory Saturday in Aqueduct’s Wood Memor­ something about comebacks. innings for East. He yielded nine the 40 are in the Hall of Fame. double in the eighth. ial, his final tuneup for the Kentucky Derby on Louis coach Brian Sutter. “ Now we’re Kevin McReynolds hit a two- hits, but struck out nine while By David Rocks night of the regular season, have been that’s what we’re doing is working run homer and Carter added a “Just another milestone,” Murphy, who drove in only five May 6. This time, he was not the total despot: having lots of fun in the post-season. hard.” down 2-1. so we’ve got to go into the Dawson said. “ I didn’t see much runs in Atlanta’s first 16 games, issuing three walks. Eagle ace instead, he toyed at being king. The Associated Press solo shot as the Mets rallied for Marc Mangiafico relieved in the Chicago beat the Norris Division- Despite the fact that they had the next one and play like we’re going to of Willie Mays, but that was one drove in nine runs in the three- After a 13-iength victory in the mile-long three runs in the eighth inning seventh with runners at first and Reginald Plnto/Manchaatar Herald CHICAGO — It took the Chicago champion Detroit Red Wings in six poorest record of the 16 Stanley Cup win” guy I idolized. It’s nice to be in game series against the Padres. Gotham two weeks earlier in 1:32 2-5, one-fifth Blues goaltender Greg Millen said Sunday and a 4-2 victory over the third and only one out. The games, and now holds a 2-1 advantage hopefuls, some Chicago players don’t that company.” Tom Glavine. 3-0, allowed eight off the world record, his time of 1:50 3-5 in the Blackhawks 80 games and six months Chicago Cubs. Indians attempted a squeeze, but LONG JUMP — Manchester’s Alexia Cruz, shown in a file over the Blues in the division finals think it’s unusual that the Blackhawks the change in the Blackhawks, who Calvin Schiraldi. who has hits in 6 2-3 innings, struck out l ‘/«-mile Wood seemed ordinary, even plebian. to learn that winning teams need to It was the Cubs’ sixth loss in Mangiafico’s pitch to the plate photo, was on the winning 4 X 100 relay team and on the with Game Four tonight at Chicago have finally hit their stride. beat St. Louis only once in eight moved to the bullpen this season, four and walked two. “ He’s a horse that just needs a minimal play good defense. It’s taken them seven games and the Mets’ fifth was unreachable and Lynch was Stadium, where the Blues have lost 11 “ I don’t think you can consider us a games during the regular season, is walked Tim Teufel leading off the Pirates 6, Phillies 4: Bobby 800 medley relay that took second place at Saturday’s amount of encouragement on my part,” his only a couple of weeks to find out that victory in their last seven. New an easy out. Mangiafico then defense can be enjoyable, too. of 13 career playoff visits. surprise anymore.” said goaltender due to Savard. York has come from behind in its Mets’ eighth and McReynolds Bonilla’s two-run homer in the East Hartford Co-Ed Relays. rider, Pat Day. said. “ He’s a push-button The Blackhawks . one of the league’s Alain Chevrier, who has allowed 26 followed with his second homer of eighth inning, capping Pitts­ whiffed Dan Sisk to end the horse.” The high-scoring center, who last last four victories and six of seventh and then struck out the “ It’s hard but it’s fun.” Denis poorest defensive teams during the goals in nine playoff games. “ We’re the season, giving the Mets a 3-2 burgh’s rally from a four-run Held just off the sluggish pace of Diamond missed 22 games in the regular season eight this season. side in the bottom of the eighth for well at Saturday’s East Hartford in the discus. The foursome of Savard said after scoring two goals regular season, are applying the being aggressive and it’s paying off. lead. Mitch Williams relieved and deficit as Logan Easley won his Donnie — 24 1-5 for the first quarter, 48 3-5 for due to injuries, has 17 points in the Co-Ed Relays at East Hartford Prignano, Bourque, Nanette Saturday to lead the Blackhawks to lessons taught by coach Mike Keenan, The guys are playing well and they’re Before the homer, it was not a first game since April 20, 1987. his fifth win of the year and the half — Easy Goer did not get his lead until playoffs, ranking second to Los Carter hit his first homer of the High School.' Cooper and Leah Bastarche was 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues. “ 1 thought we played good, tight very patient.” day Carter wanted to remember. Philadelphia led 4-0 — all on school-record 22nd in his Eagle Angeles’ Wayne (Gretzky, who has 18. season with two outs in the inning. ■The Indians won the 4 X sixth in the javelin and finally, the the final quarter. “ When you’re winning it’s fun. there’s defense.” Keenan said of Saturday's The Blues, meanwhile, know that In fact, he’d like to forget most of Carter was cheered but did not unearned runs — before Pitts­ career. “ Without (Savard). they’re a differ­ “ It was a great job by Marc in 1600-meter relay with the team of team of Lindland, Frederique no doubt about it. I’m in love with this game “ Our special teams made the they’ve got to get more pressure on April, too. take his usual curtain call. burgh scored three runs in the ent team,” Millen said. “ We didn’t see the seventh inning.” Penders Marianne Loto, Beth Cool. Todd Garbard, Mike Castagna and difference.” Chevrier or face the prospect of going Carter entered game hitting “It wasn’t called for and it sixth and three in the eighth. Kareem In home farewell game.” Denis as much (during the regular said. “ That was the first time he Liscomb and Craig Hempstead Andy Dalessio was fifth in the The Blackhawks, who scraped into “ We know that to be successful we home down 3-1. .133 (6-for-45) with only three wasn’t needed,” Carter said. Expos 9, Cardinals 3: Spike season) as we’ve seen him in this was in that situation (with the coming home in 21:14.4. The long jump. INGLEWOOD. Calif. (AP) — Kareem the playoffs by defeating the Torcinto need to play good defense,” Savard “ We never got in and got after their runs batted in. His first time up “ It was a tow fastball that was a Owen had three hits and drove in series.” winning run on base) because Indian foursome of Alexia Cruz, “ It was a fun meet. It was a cold Abdul-Jabbar made the 25th and final stop*on Maple Leafs in overtime on the final said, “ Good defense is hard work, and defense like we wanted to.” said St. against the Cubs, Carter popped good pitch,” Schiraldi said of three runs and Hubie Brooks we’ve had enough runs for him as Collette Factora, Harold Barber meet but the kids enjoyed com­ his retirement tour Sunday — at the home of out and then hit a weak grounder McReynolds’ homer. “ He went homered as the Expos snapped a a starter.” and Ed Saunders took the 4 X 100 peting together. The boys didn’t the Los Angeles Lakers — and received a Rolls to second in the fourth. down and got it. It was a double three-game losing streak. East returns to All Connecticut with a time of 48.2. * want to let the girls down, and the Royce from his teammates and a tennis court On the groundnut. Carter play pitch.” Montreal, which had been held Kings on verge of starting their summer vacation Conference action Wednesday at The 800 medley relay of Cruz, girls didn’t want to let the boys from the Lakers’ owner. slipped coming out of the batter’s Schriraldi was the losing to four runs by St. Louis in the 4 p.m. when it hosts Xavier High Factora, Barber and Ted Miller down,” said Manchester Coach In addition, Inglewood mayor Ed Vincent can regroup. With all the character comebacks. box and was booed by some fans pitcher for Boston in Game 6 of previous three games, had 15 hits By Bernie Wilson the Flames won 5-2. of Middletown at Eagle Field. took second place with a time of George Suitor. “ They performed announced that the name of a street bordering But the Kings weren’t ready to pack players we have, I don’t doubt that one “ I think it’s the same as the who thought he just didn’t try. the 1986 World Series at Shea off five pitchers, including four The Associated Press 1:46.7. The foursome in the 4 X extremely well.” the east parking lot of the Forum, previously up their sticks and go home. percent.” Edmonton series when we were down “ I’m disappointed with my when the Mets, two runs down, doubles and two triples. Tim E A S T C A T H O L IC (5) — Burns If/cf 110-hurdles of Michelle Hornbos- Manchester has a big boys’ known as Forum Way, has been changed to “ It’s business as usual,” goalie The Kings are trying to become only 3-1, nobody expected us to come start,’’ Carter said. "But no one rallied for three in the 10th inning Raines had three hits and scored 3- 1-1-2, J. Penders c 5-0-2-0, Monoldflco INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The Los back.” Wayne Gretzky said. cf/p 4-0-2-1, R. Penders ss 4-0-0-0, tel, Marcy Suitor, Duoang Hem- meet on ’Tuesday when it hosts Kareem Court. Kelly Hrudey said at Sunday’s prac­ the third team in history to recover can say I’m not giving it every­ for a 6-5 victory. He was also the two runs. Angeles Kings aren’t ready to start Dumais 3b 3-0-1-0, Gorm an pr 0-1-0-0, mavanh and Dave Jarvis took CCC East Division rival Wind­ The 45-minute retirement ceremony took tice. “ We’ve got to put together a from a 3-0 deficit. The others were the The Flames, who had the best thing I have.” loser in Game 7 when New York Astros 5, Reds 2; Glenn Davis hit Robinson 1b 2-0-1-0, M cGrath pr 0-1-0-0, their summer vacation. fourth place with a time of 1: 18.9. ham High at Pete Wigren Track place just before the Lakers entertained the four-game winning streak. We’ve got Toronto Maple Leafs against Detroit regular-season record in the NHL for Carter, who has hit 303 lifetime went ahead with three runs in the a two-run homer as Houston Fisher p/lf O-O-O-O, Greene dh 3-1-0-1, But ready ornot, summer will begin HIcKev rf 3-CMl-O, Wall ph 1-0-IM), Fiori 2b Also, fifth in the 4 X 400 was the at 3:30 p.m. Seattle SuperSonics in the final regular-season in the 1942 Stanley Cup finals and the the second straight season, have homers, is in the final year of a maintained its domination of early for the Kings unless they beat to think it’s a reality and can be seventh. 2- 1-0-0. Totals 30-5-7-4. team of Kris Twombley, Lisa East Catholic had three teams game of Abdul-Jabbar’s 20-year NBA career. New York Islanders against the dominated almost every aspect of the contract that will pay him $1.8 “ The walk to Teufel killed Danny Jackson. NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (3) — Daw­ the Calgary Flames tonight in Game 4 accomplished.” son ss 2-1-2-0, Bogll c 4-0-1-0, Facey p/2b Shinners, Gerry Hollis and Dave that placed in Saturday’s Co-Ed Abdul-Jabbar, who turned 42 on April 16, Some of the Flames think the Kings Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1975 series. They have been disciplined million this year. Schiraldi,” Cubs manager Don of the Smythe Division finals. The 4- 1-2-0, Lynch cf/p 4-1-2-3, BozzanoLavoie rf with a time of 4:11.5. The Relays. The Eagle brother and leaves the game having set numerous records. might still be emotionally drained quarterfinals. while the Kings have taken bad Andre Dawson, a former team­ Zimmer said. Dodgers 7, Giants 6: Even the 3- 0-1-0, Sisk 1b 4-041-0, Thomson 3b Flames lead the series 3-0 and can Indians took second place in the sister foursome of Dan and Noel He’s played more seasons than anyone ever, The Kings became the sixth team to penalties and have played excellent mate of Carter’s in Montreal, had best game of his career wasn’t 4- 0-1-0, Burnett If 4-0-0-0, D'Am ico 2b wrap up a spot in the Campbell from beating the Edmonton Oilers in “Before I hit,” McReynolds 3-0-0-0, M artin ph 1-0-0-0. Totals 33-3-9-3. high jump with the foursome of Feehan, and Dan and Sarah rebound from a 3-1 deficit when they defense even while storming the enough to make Will Clark happy. more games and more minutes. Conference finals with a victory. seven games in the semifinals, but given the Cubs a 2-0 lead when he said, “ Keith Hernandez told me East Catholic 110 000 02-5-7-0 Kerri Lindland, Hornbostel, Thiery was sixth in the 4 X 1600 in beat the Oilers 4-3 in the Smythe Kings’ net. hit his 300th career homer in the Clark went 5-for-5 against the Northwest Catholic 003 000 00— 3-9-4 Doug Gilmour scored twice in a 2:43 Hrudey disagreed. my front shoulder was flying out. Fisher, Mangiafico (7) and J. Pend­ Dave Ghabrial and Troy Payne 22:46.8. The team of Nancy semifinals. Hrudey became the first Calgary has outshot the Kings seventh inning on a pitch from Los Angeles Dodgers — but the span late in the third period Saturday “ I hope they don’t feel sorry for us.” I feel like there are certain ers; Facey, Lynch (7) and Bogll. combining for a total of 19 feet, 10 Byrne, Noel Feehan, Pete Lo- Other Bengals Involved’ goalie to orchestrate two of the 124-73. San Francisco Giants still lost 7-6 WP- Mangiafico (5-0), LP- Lynch. night to blunt a Los Angeles rally as he said. “ This series is not over. We Ron Darling. pitchers I should be able to hit.” inches. patka and Tom Carlson was third in 10 innings when Atlee Ham- NEW YORK (AP) — Several Cincinnati Dawson is 53 hits short of 2,000 Rick Aguilera, 1-0, pitched two Manchester also garnered fifth in 9:54.1 in the 4 X 800 while the maker walked in the winning run. players were “ involved” with Bengals running lifetime. There have been only 40 innings of hitless relief for th*e in the shot put with the quartet of sprint medley of Mike Fusco, back Stanley Wilson the night before this Manchester runners George Lata, Brian Bourque, Cheryl Griswold, Tim Seeger and year’s Super Bowl, a newspaper reported do extremely well Karen Obue and Eric DeJoannis Byrne was sixth in 5:43.0. combining for a total of 125 feet, 7 “ We were pleased. We had a lot Sunday. Wilson was barred from playing in the Super SCOREBOARD M C C suffers lost weekend EAST HARTFORD - The inches. The foursome of Jerry of kids out because of vacation Manchester High boys’ and girls’ Decelles, Matt Prignano, Obue Bowl for violating the National Football but I felt the kids did a good job,” 94-19-75. D- Jim D'Amoto 95. Net- Merrill After sweeping a doubleheader varsity. where we didn’t play good base­ League’s substance-abuse policy after he was Sunday, April 30 Power-play Opportunities— Montreal Oof track teams combined to do very and DeJoannis took second place said East Coach Leo Facchini. Anderson 97-21-76, Corl Engberg 952577, ball. Now, every time we hit the found in his hotel room the night before the Chicago ot St. Louis, 7:05 p.m.. If necessary 3; Boston 0 of 2. from host Mattatuck Community Against Mattatuck, Dave Stino Goalies— Montreal, Hoyword. 1-1 (27 Bob Brldgemon 101-24-77. field we’re playing good game with evidence of cocaine use. Prior to the OPENING FOUR BALL — Gross- Lynn College Friday night, the Man­ cracked a grand slam home run Hockey Los Angeles atCalgary,8p.m.,lfnecessary shots-24 saves). Boston, Moog, 4-1 (16-14). Golf incident, Wilson had been in drug rehabilita­ A — 14,448. Prlor-Olgo Sklnner-Glorlo Wolloce- chester Community College base­ for MCC. Stino was 3-for-5 with baseball.” Referee— Aon Hogoorth. Linesmen— Borboro Gondek 84. Net- Gay Whltlock- CONFERENCE FINALS Jean Buccherl-Sylvlo Stecholi-Margaret ball team came up on the short five RBIs. Miguel Olmo had three tion five times since joining the Bengals in 1983 Woles Conference Gord Broseker, Ron Finn. CCRI 100 281 0-12-8-1 G ro t 59, K a th y D Im lo w -P h y llls A lte n- end of the stick in a twinbill hits and Scott Shaw two. Shaw as a rookie out of Oklahoma. Monday, Moy 1 — (Jorne 1 Phyllls Holmes-Fron Fortin 40, Undo M CC 002 000 0— 2-2-3 NFL NHL playoff glance Wednesday, AAay 3 — Gome 2 Country Club Flyers 4. Penguins 1 Koye-BImbI Tyler-Allce Chlttlck-May n ti- Saturday afternoon at Cougar also homered. Slade and Natale. TamburrI, Chaney Friday, Moy 5 — Game 3 (3) , Rodriguez (5), Petchark (5), Char­ Lorry Orot and Mortv Chmleleckl both gerald 42. Linda Maher-Morv Colller-Lee Field. Ed Gracia had a two-run double From page 11 Sunday, May 7 — Game 4 eog led the portour,484-vardslxth hole. Whltesell-Hoze Piper 44, Marge Grant-D. ter (6) and Benson, Charter (2), Pastick DIVISION FINALS Tuesdoy, May 9— Game 5, It necessary PItlsbunh 1 • 0— t MEMBER-MEMBER— Gross-LGrat-T. Dvorok-M. Gonnon-T. Delmostro 44, M.L. Community College of Rhode for MCC in the second game Antley extends win streak WoMt ConNrtnct (6). Philadelphia 1 2 Steullet 49, B. Behllno-A. Peormon 49, E. WP- Slade. LP- Chaney. Monday, April 17 Plerro-A. Teets-D. Slegal-L. Moore 44, B. Island swept a doubleheader against CCRI. Thursday, Moy 11— Game« ,ltnecessory First Period— 1. PIttsburoh, Cullen 3 Kennedy-D. Kove73, J. Grier-M. Horder74, Cornllller-A. Ansoldl-G. Sheo-E. Brennan NEW YORK (AP) — Jockey Chris Antley Plltaburoh 4, PhllodolpMa 3 from MCC, 12-2 and 10-7. MCC’s “ We’re starting to turn our Graham, whom they traded to the tackle who won the Lombardi and the Jets chose Lageman; Seattle (Callender, Zalopskl), 3:22. 2, Phllodel- S Motovo-J. Morlorty 75, W. Chopmon-D. 44. CCRI 150 003 1-10-7-2 Montrral 3, Boston 2 Soturday, Moy 13— Game/, Itnecessory Ohio, Poulin 4 (Smith, AAellonby), 13:24. DeNIcolo75. Net-N. 01 Pletro-0. Dovls41, J. extended his winning streak to 59 days with his WodnudoY, April If record is now 8-12 and its next season around,” MCC Coach M CC 040 100 2— 7-4-5 Redskins, the other, third-round Outland awards as college foot­ took Heck; New England took Penalties— Coffey, Pit (holding), 1:31; W oll-E. Ansoldl 43, S. Crispino-G. Blount44, Phllodelpnio 4, Plmbura^ 2 Leone, Taneus (7) and Natale. Thorn­ victory aboard Crafty Mommy in the second Campbell Conlerence Ekiund, Phi (playing with broken stick), J. D'Amoto-G. Wood 44, E. O'Connor-B. Tallwood game is Tuesday at home at 3 Sean Risley said after Friday’s choice Anthony Dilweg of Duke. ball’s best lineman, wasn’t wide receiver Hart Lee Dykes of Montreal 3, Boston % O T ton, Charter (7) and Charter, Benson race at Aqueduct Sunday. Tuesdoy, May 2 — Game 1 2:39; Zalopskl, Pit (high-sticking), 9:18; Desmorls 64, R. Gordon-J. Grade 44, G. Frtdov, April II p.m. versus the Eastern Connec­ sweep by scores of 7-3 and 11-7. ( 4 ) . The others were Aikman, Mike chosen until the third round, by Oklahoma State; the Giants took Thursday, May 4 — Gome 2 Bollard, Phi (Interference), 10:19; Howe, Bolseneou-D. Guochlone 44, T. Delehonty- TWO-MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Jim Favored Banker’s Lady, ridden by Angel Pittsburgh 4, Pbllodolpnia 3. O T ticut State University junior “ We had a long road stretch WP- Leone. LP- Thornton. Elkins of Wake Forest by Kansas the Redskins. He had been rated a Williams; New Orleans took Saturday, May 6 — Game 3 Phi (high-sticking), 12:44; Errev, PH (slosh­ Evons 47. B. Glouere-Smlth Sr. 48. A. Bldwell-Ed Stone 49. Nick Pohoulls-Steve Cordero, edged front-running Colonial Waters Montreal 5, Boston 4 Monday, May 0 — Game 4 ing), 12:44; Mellonby, Phi (roughing), Chevrette D. MorshoH 48, Hunter-Hunter McCusker TO, Don Home-Lou Miller 73. Net- City and Billy Joe Tolliver of late first-rounder before the defensive end Wayne Martin of Sunday, April 21 Wednesdoy, May 10— Game 5, Itnecessory 13:24; DIneen, Pit (roughing), 13:24; Chych- 48. Samuods-Enoberg 48. Bock side net- M. Mlke Bowmon-Roy Jefferson 59, Tony 1 in the $222,800 Top Flight Handicap for fillies Pbllodelpnia 4, Pittsburgh 1, series tied 2-2 Texas Tech by San Diego on the draft. Arkansas, and Denver took Mar­ run. Phi (cross-checking), 14:01; Smith,Phi Prestl-R. Livingston 31. Bock side gross- JudenIs-DarrvI Godreou St, Kevin Jones- and mares 3-years-old and up. It was another Friday, Muy 12 — Game 4, If necessary (roughing), 17:22; Buskos, PH (roughing), Mlke MIslewIcz 40. Walt Burlnskos-Steve The big surprise was line­ Boston 3, Montreal 2. Montreal leads McKee-McKee 38. second; Erik Wilhelm of Oregon tin’s teammate, safety Steve Sunday, Moy 14 — Game 7, If necessory 17:22; Collonder, Pit (holding), X:00. B E S T 14 — A- Walt Chapman 66-9-57, Wontuch 41, Chock NIcol-Bruce Moynord six lengths to Aptostar. series 3-1 State by Cincinnati on the third backer Jeff Lageman of Virginia, Atwater. Archie Peormon 452-43, To ny Steullet 43, Don Wennik-Chet Lukas 44, Rich Ryan Rose’s Cantina and Make Change completed TuMdoy, April 23 Second Period— 3, PhllodelphIa, Kerr 9 Desnovers-Frank Woltyna 44, George and Jeff Carlson of Weber State taken by the New York Jets with Philadelphia at Phtsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 47-4-43. Oom DeNIcolo 47-4-43. Gross- Tony the order of finish. STANLEY CUP FINAL (Murphy, Ekiund), 6:57 (op). 4, Phllodel- Steullet-Dom DeNIcolo-WoH Chapman 79. McAlees-l3on Keon44. on the fourth. The Chargers gave the 14th pick of the first round. The Rams then took defensive Boston at Montreal, 7:35 p.tn. Wednesday, May 17 — Game 1 pblo, Kerr 10 (Ekiund, Prooo), 9:18(00). LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Stan From page 11 Thundoy, April 27 B- Paul Purcell 71-11-40, Tim Delohonty Friday, May 19 — Gome 2 Penoltles— Quinn, Pit (Interference), 4:37; 72-12-40, Ed Pogonl 72-11 -41. C- Poul Rossetto (3omlan 74. Joe Wekllnd77. Ken Comertord up three draft picks to the Giants Even Lageman didn’t think he’d end Bill Hawkins of Miami, later PIttsburoh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 78. Net-Crolg Phillips 48. MlkeOavls71, Ron Sunday, Moy 21 — Game 3 Brown, Pit (roughing), 8:10; Dobbin, Phi 7514-59, Jim G ra d e 751541. D- Corl Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m.. It necessary Jeroszko73, Sal Russo74, Ron Baslle74. Leo to move up to get Tolliver. go any higher than the second using the 26th pick of the round on Tuesday, May 23 — Gome 4 (roughing). 8:10; Johnson. Pit (elbowing). Enoberg81-22-99. Martinez upsets Sabatinl Thursday, Moy 25— Go me5,lfnecessary 9:02; Somuelsson, Phi (Interference), 10:23; Bravakis 74, Ed Stone 77, Ken Tedtord 77, B- But Peete, the Heisman Trophy round. Gary. The Colts took Rison; Sflfunkiy, April 9 The host Athletics scored in the Howe, Phi (unsportsmanlike conduct), Chet Lukas 84, Paul Saarl 87, Charlie first time since July 5. He began runner-up from Southern Cal and “ It was an incredible shock,” Houston took offensive tackle LARGO, Fla. (AP) — Conchita Martinez, a PhllodelphIa at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m.. If NHL playoff results 14:54; Broym, Pit (unsportsmanlike SW EEPS — A- To n y Steullet 79. Dorn Corriveau 88. Net- Frank N. Sullivan 73, Bob second on consecutive singles by walked two and was helped by necessary conduct), 14:54; Lemleux, Pit (high- (3eNlcolo 79. Net- Wolt Chopmon 79-9-70. B- Klrsche74, Lou Fortln75, BruceMaynord75, the second-rated quarterback by Lageman said. David Williams of Florida; Pitts­ 17-year-old Spaniard who did not have a Boston at Montreal, S:05 p.m.. It necessary Ed Pogonl 86. Net- Marty Chmleleckl Carney Lansford, Terry Steinb- four double plays. the game with a 14.09 ERA, but sticking), 17:32; Honnon, PH (roughing). Kurt Hossett 77, Mike KomlnskI 77, John allowed only one earned run in most of the scouting services, The team that may have made burgh took offensive tackle Tom computer ranking a year ago, upset top-seeded Bruins 3. Canadiens 2 19:53; Mellonby, Phi (roughing), 19:53. 87-13-74, Tim Oelehanty 851574. C- Jim Lewis 77, Bob Zimmer 78, Lou Gonzales 78. C- ach and Tony Phillips. Oakland Mickey Tettleton homered in G rade. Net- Paul Rossetto 851572. D -C orl Nelson Eddy 84, Bill Dowd92, Bob Halsted94. wasn’t drafted, not even by Green out best in the first round was Ricketts of Pitt with the pick it got Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina 6-3,6-2. Sunday Engbere97. Net- Jim O'Amoto99-25-74. chased McCaskill in the eighth the second inning off Shane five innings. Campbell Conference Montreal Third Period— 5, Phllodelphlo, Corkner 1 Net- Ken Scofield 71, Ron Daniels 72, Bill o l 1-2 B E S T N IN E — A- Walt Chopmon 33-528. Bay, where his father Willie is an Miami, which got running back from Minnesota for linebacker to win the $200,000 Eckerd Tennis Open. Tuesday, April II Boston t 2 9— 3 (Poulin, Prooo), 7:13 (sh). Penalties— Wells Maltzon75, Bob Thomosslon75, Ron Well 79, when Stan Javier singled, ad­ Rawley, 1-2. The Orioles scored Eddie Williams homered and Dove Kaye 31-529, Mike Horder 34-529, Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 Rrst Period— 1, Boston, Burridge 5 Phi (slashing), 4:14; Johnson. Pit (high- Andy Welger 179, John Sutherlond80 Ron Kittle had two doubles for the assistant coach. Nor was Terence Sammie Smith of Florida State to Mike Merriweather; Miami took Martinez, the No. 8 seed whose only previous Dove Anderson 33-4-29. Gross- Dove Kove TWO-MAN BEST 14 — Gross John vanced on a wild pitch and scored twice in the fifth, one when Brady Calgary 4, Los Angeles 3, O T (Thelven, Sweeney), 14:28. Penalties— sticking). 7:48; Mellonby. Phi (Interfer­ Jones of Tulane, the other highly augment Dan Marino’s passing Oliver. Atlanta traded with Cin­ tournament championships were in satellite TBunday, April 21 Carbonneau, Mon (unsportsmonllKe con­ ence), W:25; Stevens, Pit (tripping), 11:44; 75. B- Steve Pvko 34-528, Tim Delehonty Nellgon Mike (Jovls 59, Roy Bell-Ston on Dave Henderson’s single. Anderson’s hard slide into home White Sox. 34-528. Vince Buccherl 357-29, Dove St. Louis 5, Chlcnoo 4, 20T duct), 4:34; Johnston, Bos (unsportsmanlike Johnson, PH (roughing), 14:40; Sutter Domlon43. Chet Lukos-Greg Berger 43. Jim rated black quarterback. with the ninth pick, then traded cinnati to choose wide receiver events, did not lose a set during the tournament Roberts 35-529, Bob Butler 357-29, Morsh Orioles 3, Twins 0: Rookie Bob plate knocked the ball from Tigers 11, Brewers 3: Pat Calgary I, Los Angeles 3 conduct), 4:34; Skrudland. Mon (Interfer­ Phi (holding). 14:40; Bullord, Phi (tripping) Bldwell-Ron Boslle 44 Net- Nelson Eddy- Worren 35530, Poul Purcell 34-530, Bill Milacki pitched a three-hitter as catcher Tim Laudner’s glove into Sheridan homered and Detroit Young said it was because up with Chicago to take Oliver Shawn Collins of Northern Ariz­ and dropped only 15 games in her five matches. Saturday, April 21 ence), 8:38; Smith, Mon (hlgh^tlcklng), 16:04; Cotlev, PH, molor. (flghtlng) Dove Honzelko 49, Crolg Phillips-Ken Chicago 5, St. Louis 2, Chicago leads 13:20; Pedersen, Bos (high-sticking), 13:20; 14:04; Berube, Phi, molor (fighting) Sander 37-7-30, Ed Pogonl 35530. C- Ed Scofield 52, John Lewls-Chorlle Romo- Peete has trouble throwing deep. with the 25th pick. ona and San Francisco took Sabatini had won her only previous meeting O'Connor 34-525. Jim G rad e 35524, Nick Baltimore beat visiting Minne­ Minnesota’s dugout. took advantage of sloppy play to series 2.1 Neuteld, Bos, molor (elbowing), 17:22. 14:04; Cullen, PH (roughing), 18:13; Cbrkner, nowskl 52, Ken Comertord-Bruce Amende Also disappointed were Oliver, After Smith, Phoenix took Tennessee linebacker Keith with Martinez, a three-set victory in last Calgary 5, Los Angeles Z Calgary leads Phi (hIgh-stIckIng). 18:13; Wells, Phi (rough DIPIetro 351528, Jock Shea 35528, Dick 53, Wolt Komlnskl-MIke Komlnskl55, Roger sota and stayed in first place in Mariners 10, White Box 6: Scott win in Milwaukee. McNom oro 37-528. D- Dove MorshoH Gary, Rison and Rocker. linebacker Eric Hill of LSU and DeLong. January’s Australian Open. series 39 Second Period— 2, Montreal, CourtnallS, Ing), 18:13; Howe, Phi (sloshing), 19:37; Lentocho-Lou Gonzoles 55. Bill Moltzan- the AL East. Bradley had a three-run double in ’The Brewers made three er­ Monday, April 24 Coufleld, PH, mlnor-misconduct (rough 3i512-24, George Blount 43-1528, Mike Poul Russlllo 54, Ron Well-Joe Wekllnd54, 3:57, 3, Boston, Neelv 7 (Bricklev), 14:54. Mlstretta 4512-28, Bob Brldgemon 451528, rors, two by rookie shortstop Rison, the Michigan State wide used the 17th pick on guard Joe "I think Sabatini was tired today,” said St. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. 4, Boston, Thelven 1 (Crowder), 15:01. Ing),19:49. Bob Thomosslon-Bob Jamieson 57. The Orioles, who began last the first inning and later added an George Gentlle41-13-28. receiver, went to Indianapolis Wolf of Boston College. Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Penolty— Chellot, Mon (tripping), 4:44. Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 9-3-7— 19. FRO SHOP EVENT (no pur three's) — season with 21 losses and finished RBI double, leading Seattle over Gary Sheffield, and threw a wild Martinez, the world’s No. 25 player who is Gross- Jim Bldwell42, Ed Stone42. Phil Daly with the 22nd pick of the first Chicago, with the 11th pick Wednesday, April 24 PhllodelphIa 10-11-7— 28. with the worst record in baseball, host Chicago. pitch that allowed a run to score. expected to vault to approximately 15th when Chlcogo at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m. Third Period— 5, Montreal. Skrudlond 3 Power-ploy (Jpoortunltles— Pittsburgh 0 ot SW EEPS — Gross- Dove Kove 75, Archie 44, Joe Weklind 44. Rich Desnoyers44, Steve round: Oliver, the Florida safety, from the Raiders for Willie Gault Los Angeles at Colgory, 9:35 p.m.. It (Lemleux, Chellos), :12. Penalties— Neely, 9; PhllodelphIa 2 ot 9. Peormon 74. Net- Mike Harder 78-549, Bob McCusker 47, Nick Pohoulls 47, Ron Boslle are 9-8. They defeated the Twins The Mariners scored five times Detroit broke it open with six runs the new rankings are tabulated on Monday. 47. Net- Kevin Jones 49, Joel Grout S), Roy to Miami with the 25th pick and and the 12th from Washington for necessary Bos (high-sticking), 7:45; Chellos, Mon Goalies— Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 4-2 (28 Behllng 75571. B- Tim Delehonty 83. Net- on Saturday night and moved into in the first inning and chased in the ninth, two on Chet Lemon’s WE DELIVER “ Winning this tournament was very, very Friday, April 21 (roughing), 11:27; Crowder, Bos (slosh­ shots-24 saves). Phllodelphlo, Hextoll, 4-4 Don Davis 8512-74, Bill Sullivan 8511-74. Jefferson 53, Frank Woltyna 53, Paul Gary, the Miami fullback, to the Wilber Marshall, took corner- St. Louis at Chicago, 1:35 p.m., If necessary ing), 11:27; Boston bench, served by Neuteld (19-18). Dove Roberts 8511-75, Jock Medzela Cosmon 58, George McAlees St, Jon Adams first place for the first time since Shawn Hillegas, 0-2. Henry Cotto single. For Home Delivery, Call important to me. Now, when I am against the S9,RoyBell40.ChuckNlcol40,ChetLukos40, Los Angeles Rams with the 26th. back Donnell Woolford of Clem- (too many men on Ice), 14:44. A— 17,423. 87-11-76. C- Ed O'Connor 84. Net- Dick May 11, 1985. and Ken Griffey Jr. hit run­ Paul Gibson, 1-0, went 3 2-3 top players. I think I can win those matches.” Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.. It Shots on goal— Montreal 34.5— 14. Boston Referee— Terry (Sregson. Unesmen— McNomoro 951572, Al Chevrette 94-1575. Bob Farrand Sr. 40, Bob Forrond Jr. 40. Steve Cassono40. Milacki. 1-1, threw just 100 scoring singles before Bradley innings for the victory and All were expected to be chosen son and defensive end Trace 647-9946 necessary 28-11— 27. Kevin Collins, Rondv Mltton. Bob Somuels 92-17-75, Dennis Rodobough pitches and faced the minimum added his bases-loaded double. Guillermo Hernandez pitched 2 higher. Armstrong of Florida. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 27 batters. He struck out three. Steve Trout, 1-1, won for the 1-3 innings for his third save. Rocker, the Auburn defensive Then Cleveland took Metcalf; MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 24, 1989 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 24. 1989 SPORTS SCOREBOARD FOCLJS/Advicc

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COIItornlo 9 9 .900 42 DMrtnz ct 3 110 Morris rf 4 0 3 0 Montague; Second, Wayne; Third, Hal- Peter Gott, M.D. than their human handlers could. regular telephone line, turning it RlQhcm 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 llon. out—None. Rebounds—Atlanta 45 (Theus, by univited fax transmissions. Pet. OB ONIxon ct 3 13 0 Oauend 3b 3 0 0 0 Koncok, Uvingston 8), Detroit 87 (Rodman This was a big part of the October on only when you plan to send a sound,” Owen said in an interview published 69- 73, A1 Geiberger downed Harold Henning Albany (Yankees) 8 3 .727 — Cltvtlaml Fltzgertd c 5 10 1 Pognozzl c T— 1:00. A—«,493. 4 4 4 3 0 0 0 13). Assists—Atlanta 17 (RIversS),Detroit 19 And the fax wave hasn’t begun to 68-71 and Walter Zembriski beat Doug Dalziel New Briton (Rd Sx) 8 5 .615 1 Rirroll LA1 51-3 3 Owen ss 5 13 3 Corpntr p 1987, stock crash and continues to fax or when you expect one. Only Sunday in The Tennessean. Hovera 12-3 3 0 0 1 10 0 0 (Dumors 4). Total fouls—Atlonta 8, reach its crest; Hogerstown (Orlols) 9 6 BSmIlh p 3 0 0 0 DIRno p 0 0 0 0 Detroit 8 . Technicals—Atlanta Illegal de­ spark worry among traders. you can weigh the inconvenience “Now, hopefully people are going to 70- 71. London (Tigers) 7 5 Altierton 1 3 1 1 0 Heskelh p 10 10 Amarican Laagua iaadars 1 Heinkel p 10 0 0 fense, Koncok. A—8 454. understand that our success has a great deal to Contn-Akm (Indns) 6 7 Orosco 1 0 0 0 Doylev p Today, having information isn’t Computer authorities have against the savings. BK—Hawkins. 0 0 0 0 Reading (Phillies) 6 8 TIJones ph 10 0 0 enough: you must get it speedily come up with an alternative to the do with our fans and with ... doing what we Harrisburg (PIrats) 4 8 .333 4Vb Umpires Home, Phillips; First, Reed; Quisnbry p Based on 47 at Bats. 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE If you are considering a fax really enjoy,” Owen said. Edberg tops Lendl for title Wllllamsprt (Mrnrs) 3 9 .290 1 Second, Johnson; Third, Clark. Totals 41 915 8 Totals 11 1 7 1 to receive the maximum benefits. fax machine, one that can greatly T—3:15. A—33,138. 0 AB R H Pet. Mavsricks113,Nuggsts96 Sunday's Games Thus, there has been a prolifer­ reduce your initial investment if machine, avoid off-brand ma­ Owen and fellow band members Teddy TOKYO (AP) — Sweden’s Stefan Edberg Albony6, Harrlsburg3 MonfreM ioi isi m . POBrIen Cle 16 56 15 23 .4)1 EWIIIIams Chi 17 m 14 23 .390 ation of overnight mail services. you already use a small compu­ chines that use non-standard Gentry, Jeff Cook and Merk Herndon recently New BrItalnS, WllllamsportS iMarinarslO.WhitaSoxR S lu m s 188 188 818-4 DALLAS (111) Report results defeated top-seeded Ivan Lendl 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 Hogerstown 13,ReadlnoO E—Guerrero, OSmIth. DP—Montreal 3, Sierra Tex 17 64 14 24 .375 paper rolls. These could disap­ were named Artist of the Decade by the Gruber Tor 11 67 11 25 .373 Dantley5135815,Torplev3814a, Perkins Companies use huge computer ter. This is called a “ fax card.” Monday to capture the men’s singles title in the Conton-Akron7,London6 StUuls 1. LOB—Montreal 10, StUuls L 8-15 14 17, Horper 014 0 4 18,Blockman8-10 pear from the market, making Country Music Association and three times Monday's Games 3B—Foley, Rolnes, Walloch, Coleman, Trtabll KC 17 58 9 21 .363 networks to communicate coast- The advantages include low rain-delayed Japan Open tennis SEATTLE CHICAGO Bockmon Min 16 64 12 22 .344 314 8 , Wennlnglon 1-3 1-3 3, Tyler 37 04 4, NewBrItolnatWIIIIomsport ObrhM Owen. 3B—Raines, Coleman, Owen. HR— your machine an “ orphan.” have taken Entertainer of the Year honors. ObrhM McGrlff Tor 18 62 17 21 .38 B.DovlsS-83515,WllllamsO3040, Wiley0404 to-coast and even overseas. price and the ability to work with championship. Onlygamescheduled Reynids 3b 5 110 Gallohr cf 3 0 0 0 Brooks (3). SB—ONIxon 3 (8), Walloch (1), of all examines Greenwell Bsn 16 65 15 22 0. Totals 44908-37113. As with any relatively new Tuesday's Games 4 0 10 Coleman (131, Fitzgerald (1). SF—Brooks .38 Enter the fax machine. It is like one machine — to compose a The second-seeded Edberg pocketed Cotto If 4 3 3 1 Guillen ss ADavIs Sea 18 63 13 21 .38 technology, it become an issue WllllomsportotAlbany ADayls 1b 3 111 Schoefr ss 110 0 DENVER (98) a copy machine. In fact, many document and send it without $122,250, while Lendl, a native of Czechoslova­ New Brttalnot Canton-Akron IP Baines Chi 18 65 5 21 .38 Presley 1b 0 0 0 0 Baines rf 3 110 H R ER BB SO Heme Runs English 5 8 1-1 11, Rasmussen 48 04 8, whether to invest in equipment Fund-raising won’t suffer Hogerstown at London 5 13 1 DEAR DR, GO’TT: In your practice, do you serve double-duty, a.lso working ever leaving your desk. It’s a kia who now lives in Greenwich, Conn., Leonrd dh 4 10 1 Kittle dh BJockson, Kansas CWv, 6; Leonord, Cooper 1-3(H)3, Cook311048, Uver138358, now, and get in on the leading Horrlsburgot Reading Coles rf 5 111 Caldern If 5 0 13 BSmIlh W,30 7 5 3 3 3 : Greenwood 14334, Hanzllk311458, W.DovIs routinely give negative test results to your patients, as ordinary copiers, where the great time-saver. BURBANK, Calif. (A P) — Tom Hayden says collected $61,125 out of the total purse of Heskelh 3 3 110' Seattle, 5; 9 are tied with 4. Griffey cf 4 3 3 1 EWIIms 3b 4 3 11 Runs Batted in 018578, Unel-8043. Totals301031530a. or just results that are outside normal ranges ? I find copy being made appears on the There are, of course, disadvan­ edge to gain competitive advan­ $627,500. EMrtnz 3b 3 10 1 RoMdx 1b 4 0 10 S lu m s his separation from Oscar-winning actress Corpntr LX)-1 4 1-3 8 3 3 3 Franco, Texas, 18; BJockson, Kansas tage — and risk buying equip­ SBrodley c 4 0 3 4 Manrki 3b 4 0 3 3 City, 18; Gruber, Toronto, 18; Sierra, Doitas a a a a—in it disconcerting to pay for a test, then hear nothing other end of a telephone line miles tages. Some of the cards tie up Jane Fonda won’t curb his activism or hurt his Edberg, the reigning Wimbledon champion, Amarican Laagua rasuits Vltauel ss 3 10 0 Karkoylc c 3 0 0 0 DIRno 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Denver 17 ment that may soon become Heinkel 134 5 3 3 0 : Texas, 15; Goettl, Minnesota, 14; Hrbek, M a a— M from the doctor. away. Copies of documents can your computer while faxes are fund-raising among celebrities for his re- had advanced to the title match by ousting Merullo c 3 0 0 0 Minnesota, 14; Leonard, Seattle, 14; 3Polnt goals—Lever 4, Harper 3, obsolete — or to wait for the Totals 3418M18 Totals 37 «W 8 Dayley 33 0 0 0 0 I B.OavIs 3. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— be sent around the world in being sent and, worse, stop election campaign. defending champion John McEnroe in the Quisnbry 3 4 3 3 0 1 ADavIs, Seattle, 13; Snyder, Cleveland, 13. Royais 10, Rad Sox 0 Dallas 76 (Tarplev B), Denver 54 (U ver 15). DEAR READER: I routinely report ALL test minutes. Until recently, fax ma­ everything while a fax is being wonders that likely are just a few “ I don’t think my affinity with liberals in the semifinals. It was his first tournament title of I Seattle 181 881 M8-W HBP—Golarrogo by Carpenter. BK— Asslsls—Dallas 8 (Perkins 5), Denver 19 Heskelh. Nationai Laagua iaadara chines cost thousands of dollars, months or years away. 1989. 1 Chkooe 818 181 811— 8 (Uver5).Totalfouls—Dal las a , Denver 8. results, positive and negative, to patients. entertainment industry is fundamentally af­ KANSAS CITY BOSTON E—Coles, Vlzouel, BJones. DP—Seattle 1, Umpires—Home, MeSherry; Rrst, Craw Technicals—Cooper 3 (elected), Denver I do this because I believe patients deserve the but now the price has come down, received. You might face a frozen But it’s clear that fax machines Lendl, who won the Australian Open earlier obrhM ObrhM I Chicago 3. LOB—Seattle 6, Chicago 9. ford; Second, West; Third, Williams. fected by what happens to Jane Fonda or Based on 47 Al B, Stillwell, Brett. HR—BJockson (8). SB— T—3:49. A—11,316. MAAoddx p 0 0 0 0 Angeles,4; Strawberry,New York, Scott5170419,Thompson47149,(taoper 38 my practice when I thought I was being smart and any dispassionate observer would tell you that he Ball is in good spirits and everyone is years with Hendrick Motorsports, and the Wilson (8), Elsenrelch (4). SF— Jeltz ss 10 0 0 4; WCIork, Son Francisco, 4 04 8, Woolrktoe 34 03 8,Compbell1-1043. 15 4 9 4 Totals 11 8 8 5 Runs Batted In “ modern” to give only positive results. I ’d done a belongs at least in fourth grade. He reads the optimistic she’ ll make a full recovery fiom a three wins have come in the first eight races of Elsenrelch, FWhIte. Tetata TotalsS048131918, IP H R ER BB SO |Tlgars11,Brawars3 Mitchell, Son Francisco, 8 ; Guerrero, St a a 8 a-117 Pap test on a woman and told her I would report any fifth-grade level, and the school authorities don’t heart attack and emergency surgery, a 1989. Kansas City PhHadtIphta 188 881 8R Louis, 18; Haves, Philadelphia, 18; LA. Lakers a a a a—18 abnormality. I took the slide to the lab ... and dispute that. His interests go well beyond those of Ubrndt W,1-2 9 5 0 0 0 pmsburgh 888 881 8lx-8 WCIork, San Francisco, 17; GPerry, Atlanta, 3Polnt goals—McDaniel 3, Ellis 3, Smart Money hospital spokesman said. Waltrip, 42, has 76 career victories, 10 of DETROIT MILWAUKEE E—Redus, Smiley, Jordan, RQuInones. IS; Murray, Los Angeles, IS; Schmidt Sehoene Z E.Johnson 4, Scott 3 Cooper Z promptly forgot about it. Three weeks later, the the ordinary second-grader. He asks intelligent Boston ObrhM ObrhM The 77-year-old entertainer, who remained them on the .526-mile Martinsville Speedway Gardner LJL1 3 3-3 8 6 6 1 DP—Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Phllodelphia, 15; DoMurphv, Atlanta, 14. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Seattle 8 patient called back to check on the results. I didn’t questions and is obviously bored. Sberkfn cf 4 3 2 2 Moiitor 3b 4 0 10 Phllodelphia 8, Pittsburgh 3. 3B—Redus. (Lister, Cage 10), Los Angeles 49 (Green W). Bruce Williams in serious condition, has gotten out of her bed oval. Smithson 3 1-3 7 3 3 1 Berorrm 1b 5 110 Franco 1b 4 0 0 0 Murphy 1 0 0 0 1 HR—Schmidt (5), Bonilla (1). SB—Hoyes (3) AMlsts—Seattle 8 (McMillan 13), Los have them: the lab mislaid the slide. It taught me I want him moved ahead to third, even fourth and into a chair a few times under doctor "The cars are running and handling just ^ttokr 2b 5 13 0 Enoie ph 10 0 0 Ortiz (1), Herr (1). S—Lind. SF—Thon Angeles 39 (E.Johnson 8 ). Totalfouls— BStonley 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Yount cf 2 0 11 not to assume that the test had reached the lab. grade, but the school authorities are a(lamant. They Umpires—Home, Welke; Rrst, Evons; 1 PedriQu 2b Seattle 14, Los Angeles 13. A—17J05. supervision, said Ron Wise, spokesman for great,’ ’ he said after a brief visit with an I Tromml ss 4 2 2 1 Deer rf 3 10 0 IP H RBR BB say that they will give him extra work, but he is to Second, Shulocfc; Third, Morrison. 4 00 0 Brooon dh 4 0 0 0 Basketball Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. oxygen mask in Victory Lane helped him T—3:33. A-S3,114. Lynn If Ptiltadelplila I Nokas c 4 0 10 Shemid n 4 12 0 3 1 1 DEAR DR. GOTT: My 6-year-old daughter has stay with his class. We have considered taking him “ Everyone is very optimistic that she is on recover from a long, hard drive on a warm McWlllms 51-3 5 otb c 0 10 0 Polldor 2b 4 0 12 MModdux 2 1 1 1 0 been getting boils on different parts of her body out of public school and putting him in private the road to complete recovery,” Wise said afternoon. OriolasS.TwinsO I Lemon rf 4 112 COBrIen c 3 0 0 0 Bedrosn L,1-3 ^3 2 2 2 0 there was a serious question whether or not she I Mortnd dh 5 2 3 1 Ftider If 4 10 0 since she was a year old. What starts out was a little school, but I don’t see why I should have to pay for Sunday. “ She’s awake. She’s alert. She’s FlttlbUTBb Final NBA atandinga Traiibiazare126,Kinga120 would lose the house. She earns a very good salary Lovullo 3b 4 0 11 Smiley 6 7 4 0 1 pimple swells with liquid and becomes very painful private education since I already pay big taxes. talking to her husband, to her daughter, to her MINNESOTA BALTIMORE Tefota 971114 7 Totoh 31 9 5 9 Rsher 1 1 0 0 0 SACRAMENTO (18) before it bursts and disappears. Then a dark spot This kid is smarter than the other kids and I and no one in the family can figure out what she does Kentucky and NCAA meet abrh M irhM Easley W,14) 2 1 0 0 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE doctors, to her nurses.” 1 Gladden If 3 8 0 0 BAndsn cf 4 110 I Detroit 818 118 888- Fisher pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Hsdolo 1514 54 8, Berry 5175817, Lohous remains. Several skin specialists have been expect him to be treated differently because he is a with her money. Altantlc DIvislen 510 3-3 8, Pressley 58 1-1 9,SmHh5135M CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The University Bckmn 3b 3 0 10 PBrodly If 4 0 0 0 iMUsyoukee 881 881 888— 1 BK—Smiley. W L Pel. so smart. I have gone to the board of education She came to my wife, her daughter, in tears and Puckett ct 3 00 0 Deverex rf 4 110 E—Sheffield 3, Bergman, Trammell, Umpires—Home, Doytdson; First 19, Del Negro 151413 a , Petersen 5813 8, unsuccessful in helping. x-New York S3 » .834 Jackson 5100 0. Totals 49-9S 73-76 }70. asked if we would help her with the house payments of Kentucky ended a two-day hearing before Bush rt 3 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss 4 0 11 I Mlrobella. DP—Detroit 1. LOB-Oetrolt 9, Bonin; Secofxl, Horvey; Third, Pulll. y-Phllodelphla 48 a .»1 meetings, and they say they understand that my son the NCAA Committee on Infractions Sunday in Goettl 3b 3 0 10 Mllllgn 1b 4 0 00 I Milwaukee 8. 3B—Moreland, Sheffield. V-Boston 43 40 .83 D EAR READER: Recurring skin lesions that is bright, but they feel they must support the experts so that the bank wouldn’t foreclose. She promised to Urkin 1b 3 0 0 0 Tettleton c 3 111 I HR—Sheridan (1). SB—Moreland (3), PORTLAND (IM) Washington 40 43 .4M Kersey 11-8 58 8, Jones 56 54 11, put the house on the market and pay us as soon as it what will determine the fate of its basketball Dwyer dh 3 0 10 Sheets dh 3 0 3 0 Sheridan (3). SF—Lovullo. New Jersey a M .87 start as blisters or boils can be caused by a variety on their staff. The experts, a child-study team, says Uudner c 3 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Duckworth5131-37, Drexler 17-165740, Porter was sold. She wrote a signed letter outlining all Our Language program the next few years. Charlotte a 83 .144 5157-88, Johnson 131-33, Anderson 1-5003, of afflictions, some of which are common (such as he must stay in the second grade. Moses ph 1000 BRIpkn 3b 3 0 0 0 3elrell Calendar Central DIvislen these things. The university responded to eight of the 18 Newmn ss 3 0 0 0 I Robinson 3 3 1 1 3 Young 59008, Branch 3-31-35, Steppe0000 staph infection) and others which are unusual (such Do you think a lawsuit is in order here? Why xz-Detrolt 83 19 .7M 0.TotalsS1-1018-Sia. Needless to say, she is still living in the house, she allegations of wrongdoing and four other Totals 35 0 3 0 TetaH H 1 8 1 Gibson W,14) 3 3-3 3 3 3 3 V-Cleveland 57 8 .695 as pemphigus). should my kid be discriminated against because the Henneman 0 0 0 0 1 V-Atlonto 8 8 .834 is still earning a lot of money, she still has bill As a verb, husband conserves or manages inquiries during the four-hour meeting Sunday I Hernondi S,3 31-3 0 0 0 0 Sacramento a tt M 8 4—i a Staph infection typically causes crops of large, other kids are dull? (Wnneseta 888 888 88 TODAY y-Mllwaukee 49 8 .9M economically. The way some people husband behind closed doors in the Mills House Hotel. ■omrnore 810 818 88k—1 Milwaukee wChlcogo 47 8 .573 a a a a ii-ia pus-filled pimples. Because the diagnosis is easily A READER collectors calling, and we didn’t get our money. We E—Laudner. DP—Baltimore 4. LOB— ■ August L,1-4 3Z3 8 4 4 1 5Polnt goals—Porter 3, Berry, Smith. On Saturday, in a 12-hour session, the school AAanchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 Indiana a 54 .Ml Fouled out—Tisdale, Berry. Rebounds— talked it over with the other kids, and they all say resources, though, is enough to make you want a Baltimore 6. 3B—CRIpken. 3B— I Knudson 4 1-3 3 3 1 3 Seflbmi WESTERN CONFERENCE established (by growing and identifying bacteria replied to seven charges while three other BAnderson. HR—Tettleton (3). I Mlrobella 1 4 5 5 3 AAonchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 Sacramenta 46 (Tisdale 9), Portlond 47 DEAR READER: It is my opinion that you can “ sue her.” divorce. Mldwesl Division (Kersey 15). Assists—Sacramento 8 within the sores), I suspect that this is not your IP H R ER BB SO Henneman pitched to 1 hotter In theTIh, Beys Tennis W L Pet. GB M.D., A timely reminder: Don’t be fooled into thinking allegations were dismissed by the NCAA. I Knudson pitched to 1 batter >n the 9lh. (Smith 9), Portland 37 (Porter 15). Total daughter’s problem. save your money with regard to a lawsuit. I think the Monchester at Conord, 3:30 x-Utah 8 31 .88 LOUISVILLE, KY. Any penalties or sanctions against the Rowley L,1-3 6 3 1 3 3 EastCathollcot Foirfleld Prep, 3:45 fouls—Sacramento 14, Portland 34. authorities in the school are acting professionally that evey word ending in -ly is an adverb. An y-Houston 45 37 .549 Technicals—Tisdale, Johnson. A—13A80. Pemphigus, a rare skin disorder in children, is Reardon 0 0 0 0 1 HBP—Trommell by Knudson. WP— Lymon AAemorlol at Cheney Tech, 3:45 y-Oenver 44 M .537 adjective, for example, can also be timely. basketball program should be levied in two to Baltimore caused by an autoimmune reaction (self-allergy) and in your youngster’s best interest. I August. Girls Tennis Dallas a 44 .483 DEAR M.D.: If you want to, you can sue your four weeks, according to S. David Berst, head MllockI W,1-1 9 3 0 0 3 3 Manchester of Bloomfield, 3:30 Son Antonia 31 81 ,358 that a person develops to his or her own skin. It is While your child may be academically ahead now, of the NCAA’s enforcement staff. Umpires—Home, Kaiser; Rrst, Voltog- GeH Miami IS 87 .18 marked by periodic development of large, fluid- it’s entirely possible that the distance will close mother-in-law and/or mother, and you can prevail. QUESTION: One of my friends is being glo; Second, Cousins; Third, McKeon. East Catholic at Notre Dame (Race- PacHIc DIvislen Whether or not you can collect is a whole other foolhearty. Or is the word foolhardy? T—3:03, A-Z3,511. brook),3p.m. X-L.A. Lakers 8 a .895 filled blisters that eventually burst, leaving rapidly. Furthermore, though he may be academi­ Soccer y-PhoenIx 55 8 .871 denuded and crusted areas. Pemphigus must be cally able, it’s unlikely that he is socially able to matter. You can do so only if there is money TUESDAY V-Seoltle 47 8 .573 Softban available. Or, if your state allows garnisheeing of ANSWER: Use foolhardy to describe someone Senna, Prost finish 1-2 BosebMI V-GoWen State 43 a .S34 differentiated from other skin disorders that cause keep up with youngsters two and three years older Cheney Tech at Cromwel 1,3:30 yAortlond 39 43 .478 wages, perhaps you can collect that way. But this is rash or foolishly daring. Avoid the incorrect IMOLA, Italy (AP) — Ayrton Senna of Brazil bullae (blisters), such as drug allergies, viral than he is. PortlondatCoyentry,3:n Sacramenta 8 55 .38 Rather than having him moved ahead, why not do pretty heavey medicine in a family situation. foolhearty, which probably comes from mispro­ led a 1-2 finish by the Mcl^ren-Honda team at Radio, TV M8C Dynamitss Sellbmi L.A. Clippers 11 81 .358 Tonight’a Gamaa infections and other unusual forms of dermatitis. East Hartford ol East Catholic (Robert­ x-dlnched division title everything you can to challenge this youngster with Your mother-in-law has proven herself irrespon­ nouncing foolhardy — that’s the hard rule of the San Marino Grand Prlx, a race marred by a ■ i The Manchester Soccer Club Dynamites This disease can be serious if larger areas of skin I (11-and-under) opened the spring season son),3:30 v-ctinched plavott berth sible, and you are nice guys to help bail her out. foolhardy. Po rtlond ot Coyentry, 3:30 are involved, but is often successfully treated with additional academics and enrichment outside of the flaming crash of Austrian Gerhard Berger’s I with a 5-0 win oyer the Simsbury Storm. z-clinrhed Ie o h 's best record Glennvs.MPM,8—Fitzgerald While the other kids say “ sue Mom,” it’s something TONIGHT I Deno Springer scored twice for the winners Bo It on at Cromwell, 3:30 Sunday's Games Outdoor vs. Pub,7;a—Fltzgerald classroom? Ferrari. Senna, restoring the supremacy of the BeysTrack cortisone drugs. 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Indians, Channel while Erin O'Nell, Heidi Peltier and Sarah Boston ia , Charlotte 110 Trosh-Awav vs. Pollce,8— Robertson Since your daughter’s problem has stumped the that you and your wife should discuss very, very British-Japanese team after a surprising loss 11,WPOP Hornbostel odded the other scores. Peltier Wl ndhom at AAanchester, 3:30 Cleveland 90, Chicago 84 Medical vs. Coaches, 7 :M— Robertson Girls Track Philadelphia 115, Washington 106 Food vs. Purdy,8—Pogonl DEAR BRUCE: Can we sue my mother-in-law? carefully before taking action. That’s because, once Do you have a question or comment about our in Brazil last month, outraced French 8 p.m. — College baseball: Kentucky at and Gena Orlowskt played well In goal while experts, I advise you to take her to the dermatology Mississippi, ESPN others playing well were Lynn Salonen, Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Detroit 99, Atlanta 81 Acodlovs. Strono,7:30-Pogonl undertaken, this kind of action will sow seeds of language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuaIn, In care Beys Tennis clinic at a teaching hospital. In such a setting, Two and a half years ago, she was up to her eyes in teammate Alain Prost in a race restarted after 8:30 p.m. — Blues at Blackhawks, Beth Mlzoros, Tracy Gloeser, Cothy L.A. Ukers 18, Seattle 117 Nutmegvs.Pub/MMH,8— Nike acrimony that may bear some very biiter fruit. of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ SportsChannel I Morlorty.MelonleRskeand Jessica Nylin. Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 3:15 (tallos 113, Denver M Reed vs. Brown's, 7:n—Nike specialists have experience in diagnosing unusual debt. The phone never stopped ringing with bill Berger’s accident in the fourth lap. GeH Partlond ia, Sacramento HO, OT 11:30 p.m. — Flames at Kings (lolned In The Dynamites' next gome Is Saturday Trlnltvvs.Malnvllle,8— Keeney skin ailments. collectors, all of her credit cards were revoked, and You have sorely been misused, and I sympathize. ter 06040. progress), SportsChannel I versusAyonotAAortln School. Wethersfield at AAanchester, 3p.m. End Retutar Season Century vs. StateBonk,Charter Oak I __ 6 ' ^ r..8 wr I OA^cK DONrrAKB- IT for them by modeling for the Canterbury Art By Mary Campbell E V B C V y ^ ‘hiM ACROSS 6 Browns bread Answer to Previous Puzzle The Associated Press School. ^CP>V\B-C0O(2~K 7 D o w n ______TV Topics From 1965 through ’69, he attended the Royal College of Music six months a year and 1 Invalid 8 Basketball org. NEW YORK — Andrew Lloyd Webber and the other six months hitchhiked. He says, " I 5 School org. 9 Pots David Fanshawe started at the Royal College 8 Religious 10 Pleasant rode camels with Arabs in Saudi Arabia, of Music the same year. Now they’re the two of my own music which serves to link the women 11 Diving bird traveled through the Euphrates, Iraq and best-known composers from their class. travels.” One piece is “ Solomon Island Pan 12 Curved molding 17 Component of Iran. People were very hospitable. I lived on Neither is writing traditional, or even Pipes the Awakening,” an intermezzo for 13 Over there atom bread, nothing nutritious. I didn’t steal. I 14 Edge 19 No more than avant-garde, classical music. Lloyd Webber cello and piano. .c.;:; ,h : | think I spent less than 20 pounds in six r ' 15 Shake ___ 2 4 Small insect writes musicals which are hits in London and Fanshawe says, ‘T v e carved a niche for ___ ! 25 Dec. holiday on Broadway. What Fanshawe is up to — myself which I believe to be unique. There is months.” 16 Brilliance 26 Villain in going by boat and canoe to hundreds of no composer who does what I do.” 1 \ liB.piblical king "Othello" In 1973, Fanshawe. a Protestant, composed HE HAS BEEN called a nut, Fanshawe -V islands in Polynesia. Micronesia and Melane­ I 20 Canal system 27 By the time says. “ I have not fitted in. Would you consider V e ANUTS by C hTl«t M. Schulz o. sia — will be revealed on the first two episodes “ African Sanctus,” a Latin Mass in harmony ‘/- 2 y in northern ______to with field recordings collected over four with what I’ve achieved in my life that I’m a (^^N,I4ERE U)E 601 »ww- Michigan of this season’s "Adventure” on PBS. IF SOMEONE CLOSE TO you MOTICEP Phoenix years traveling in East Africa. When it’s person who’s a nut case? But I am obsessed, 21 What tailors do 29 Note of Guido's Fanshawe will be seen, wearing shorts plus THAT YOU H A P SOME FAULTS, WOULP H A O N totally dedicated to what I do.” 22 French article scale a cap blessed by a witchdoctor, his face alight performed, which it is often, it’s by recording, YOU WAHT THEM POINTEP OUT TO YOU ? A N R S A turning point for Fanshawe was hearing 2 3 ______31oil Hawaiian food' with childlike eagerness, a tape recorder orchestra and chorus. 25 12, Roman fish Fanshawe will compose again this time, pearl divers sing in Bahrain in 1967. “ It was 50 Two words of hanging over his shoulder, a microphone in 28 Oxide of iron 32 Anti-drug 41 Limited using orchestra, four soloists, two choruses more than beautiful. It was guttural. It was of 42 Quick lunch dismay each hand, recording traditional music. “I can’t remember where I laid the eggs! 30 Senator Sam officer and his carefully cataloged Pacific record­ the earth. > ig t9 by NEA. Inc. place 53 Moslem priest Tonight’s show is titled “ Pacific Journey: 33 Less than ten 54 Emit coherent “ It was the work chants of these pearl 34 Attracter of 45 Sports------Adventures of a Musical Mariner, Papua New ings. He recorded Hurricane Oscar in Fiji, 35 Gas for signs light divers that made me rush back to England iron 47 Author Joyce Guinea.” A week later, the location is Tahiti and that’ll be included in “ Pacific Odyssey.” 38 Pharmacist's Carol___ 55 Large knife and come back with a tape recorder, a 36 J a i___ Western hemi­ and the Easter Islands. direction 48 Window part 57 cassette.” Fanshawe says that cultured 37 Awry 39 Make designs 49 Construction sphere org. An Australian woman who learned what IN HIS CHILDHOOD in Devon, England, pearls have put Bahrain’s pearl divers out of 38 Give back on metal beam 58 Change color of Fanshawe was doing asked if her film crew Fanshawe, now 47, recalls, “ I wanted to be an BUGS BUNNY by W«rn*r Broi. 40 A n d ______explorer. I dreamed of going to Africa.” He business qnd their chants are no more. 6 7 1 9 10 11 could follow him around as he recorded music bed 1 2 3 4 1 1 ^ 1 ® After a 1975 BBC film re-enacting his in remote places. He said yes; she got a bank came from three generations of British army C NO, H IS S P E U L ir ^ IS 41 Adjacent journey up the Nile, Fanshawe lived in HAQAR THE HOBBIBLE by DIk Brown* ^ p e n P E c r / 43 One-spot 12 13 14 loan, and a crew followed him, off and on, for men, stationed in India. HEY, He also was composing, putting himself to England for three years, writing film and TV Y O U J U S T 44 College group 18 months in 1985 and ’86. 15 16 17 scores. Then he spun a globe and put his NMSSPEL.LED 46 Cobalt symbol The soundtrack from thd two “ Adventure’ sleep nightly singing music he’d invented. At 48 Turn-the page 17, a baroness, whose sons were at the same finger on Fiji. He went on a nine-month T H E /Y £ A P - 19 20 shows is released by Mercury Records as HHEHiE NAME labbt.; 18 school, heard Fanshawe playing Fats Waller reconnaissance, then returned to England to 51 Arthur's "Musical Mariner: Pacific Journey.” 23 jazz on a piano. She stuck her head in a bring his wife and two children to Fiji, where nicKiwne window and said, “ You’re very musical but he had secured a job as associate sound 52 Praises FANSHAWE SAYS, " I think it’s the first 1 29 30 31 32 33 archivist in the University of the South 56 Loathed 26 26 27 time authentic music of these places is heard you have no technique.” She offered piano 59 Government on a commercial record. There’s 18 minutes lessons, which he took for four years, paying Pacific’s library. • 3 ^ 36 agent 34 60 Zola heroine i \ ’ '■ S 61 Jazl; player Kid 37 40 43 62 Luxury TV Tonight 63 Cupid U'L ABNER byAICapp 64 25th letter VOU'LL BE 7W I^CHIPPENDAI^ 65 Diving duck 5S 1 f -f e e l n o m in a t e d o n THE 48 49 60 ^rARLBM^O£0»^ SAFE-BEING TUF F lf ^ T BALLOT^ \ MINUET CMIPPCNDALEf whereabouts. (R) (In Stereo) Panshawe's search for the Pacific region's 1 0 :3 9 P M ® Honeymoonere GUARDED ™ A N D -^EN WE'LL SHMIPPCMPALEf/ 5 :3 0 P M [MAXI MOVIE: Twelve indigenous music First up: Papua, New t h e p h a n t o m DOWN (24) National Geographic A look at efforts by tee Falk A By Barry FOSDICK-DURING t h e BV VOU, C A R R Y YOU IN -O N / CHIPPENDAl-C. POT t h a t g u n 66 5 ^ O’clock High' The hazards that face his Guinea (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. 1 1 :0 0 P M X ® (g) (S) ® ® n a t io m a l c o n v e n t io n FEARLESS THIS CHAIR.''/ AW AY-AND p a y men on daily,bombing runs proves to be byU S and Canadian scientists to save the News ./ SETTER THAN IN HI6^ HEREl-'rOU WILL a c t A.S F O S D lC K r ('571 War and Peace in the Nuclear Age ^Th is HIGHNE56^ a t t e n t i o n 'To 1 Ark builder too much tor a U.S Air Corps commanding whooping crane from extinction. (60 min.) ’TT"______fUNAreQBN-- ' P6AR ------BEULV, PERSONAL BOCTyGUATO V O O 'R tT H E yOUR UOB.^ 60 (CC) What’s ahead in the nuclear age. (60 X Benny Hill ON A TlSER FOR THAT GALLAMT, COUR­ officer Gregory Peck, Hugh Marlowe. th ey ?\ JONN . W OR LD'S < 2 Citrus fruit C38j Dn the Record 1 k i t ANP HBLOI&e ON FUZZV^^ ^ g r e a t e s t min ) (35 Cheers (CC). AGEOUS w a r r io r - 3 Look Dean dagger 1949 I®sn7 |r|ARnALUKC MINOCT. DETECTIVE.^ 63 d7j Nature (CC) Man s adverse influence [A&E] Our Century: Children of the REX ON &TRIPBe, flirtatiously on a Malay Triangle coral reef in the Philip­ (3D Can You Beat Baldness? 6 :0 0 P M ® CB (305 (46) News Open Road 4 Paper size pines (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ® Straight to the Heart 24 CB Matt Houston [C N N ] Larry King Live 5 Unit of light (c)1989 by NEA. Inc ®5 MDVIE: 'Moving Violations' A mo (24) Austin City Limits (60 min.) (In (3i) Star Trek ronic group of students struggles to grad [DIS] MOVIE: Murder on the Orient Stereo) n Express' Inspector Poirot sorts through a O ) Mission: Impossible uate from traffic school. John Murray, Weekday (R) Jennifer Tilly, Janies Keach 1985. trainload of glamorous and eccentric sus­ (20) Airwolf pects to find the killer of an art dealer with ® M *A *S *H [A8rE] Living Planet: A Portrait of the §4) Doctor Who; Invasion of the Dino­ a shady past Albert Finney, Ingrid Berg­ (55 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) saurs Part 2 of 5 Earth (R) ■t1948CappEn<*«P»»*» man Sean Connery 1974 Rated PG [A8iE] Ron Periman at the Improv Ron CELEBRITY CIPHER ^ , [CNN] PrimeNews Celebrlly Clph«r cryptogram, are created from quotations by lentous people. P « ' »nd present dD T.J. Hooker [LIFE] MOVIE: Bad Seed' A young Perlman ("Beauty and the Beast") wel­ ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnaon Each lettef In the cipher stands for another Today s clue O equals K @8) Family Ties (CC) [D IS ] Born Free mother comes to the harsh realization that comes Greg Wray, Bob Nickman and Marc WEY EVALUATE U6, [ESPN] College Baseball: Kentucky at her precocious 9-year-old daughter is ac­ Price. (60 min.) THIS aAC&6TlWK6' § 2 World of Survival (R) tually a cold-blooded murderer. Blair irSTriCWCCKFOR K E M e M W -R ? 'GRUPU VK QNER YHUBKNPU Mississippi (3 hrs ) (Live) [CNN] Moneyline YOUKIOOW K)0, ®_i) Three's Company Brown, David Carradine Carrie Wells CMPLOY&e CVALUATIOW.' [HBO] MOVIE: The Living Daylights’ [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits: Gres- WHATWE&K, I WHAT?, Profiles 1985 [A8.E] Featured. German scien­ (CC) James Bond battles villainous forces test Dynasties THIS I&, DOW T GM JU FBVSUC TPMG tist Wernher von Braun planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drake [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire YOU? [DIS] MDVIE; 'The Reluctant Dragon' tan Dalton's debut as 007 Timothy Dal­ 9 ;3 0 P M ® Designing Women (CC) AMO NOW I'M FORKING NKUHUKK OSMIHUCFU.' — (CC) Humorist Robert Benchley’s tour of ton. Maryam d’Abo. Jeroen Krabbe [USA] Miami Vice A man, who once 1 WORKED MY WAY Suzanne convinces Charlene that her boy­ conned Crockett into helping him gain free­ A GOOD EOUCATIOH IS ( BOV, YOU DON'T ___ MV DAUGHTER'S the Walt Disney Studio's animated division 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) friend should date other women before ( HAVE TO TELL AAE THROUGH COLLEGE - - ' WAV THROUGH dom from death row, threatens Sonny arid SO E)CPEHSIVE includes a screening of two classic car­ [LIFE] Cagney 8i Lacey making a commitment (R) (In Stereo) JUPGPBSC PNKKUHH. toons Robert Benchley Frances Gifford his pregnant wife. (60 min.) (In Stereo) PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "There are well-dressed foolish ideas, lust as [M A X ] MOVIE: Vice Versa' (CC) A do 1 0 :0 0 P M (X Newhart (CC) Michael is 1941 1 1 ;0 5 P M [DIS] Adventures of Ozzis there are well-dressed tools.” — Nicolas Chamtort. partment store executive magically idolized as a new guru after his guest stint [ESPN] Sports Trivia switches personalities with his 11-year on Dick's TV show (In Stereo) and Harriet e 19B9 by NEA. Inc. [HBO] MDVIE: Solarbabies' (CC) In a old son Judge Reinhold, Fred Savage, 1 1 :30PM X ® Nightline (CC). futuristic world plagued by drought, a Corinne Bohrer, 1988 Rated PG (In CX §$ $5 [C N N ] News group of orphans becomes involved in the Stereo) (35 INN News X Morton Downey Jr. battle for possession of a mysterious [TMC] MOVIE. The Falcon and the (TS) Feel Beautiful (35 Honeymoonors 4-/z4- source of power Richard Jordan, Jami JOKW»OW Snowman' Two childhood friends con @ All in the Family (TD 101 Ways to Get Cash From the Gertz, Jason Patric 1986 Rated PG 13 spire to sell government secrets to the So Government (in Stereo) viet Union Timothy Hutton, Sean Penn. (24) World at War ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue (251 Making of a National Commercial THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME [LIFE] E/R Lon Singer 1984 Rated R (In Stereo) @ Learning in America (CC) Attracting and keeping talented people in the teach­ ( ^ ® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) NOW YOU BOYS BETTER by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [TMC] Short Film Showcase [USA] Murder. She Wrote yeah! so ing field (60 min ) Part 4 of 5 (2P Rat Patrol hand '1M MOVE OUTA MY” WAY \ . sCa [USA] She Ra: Princess of Power 8 :3 0 P M IX Heartland (CC) On a hunt 2=1 BEFORE I LOSE Unscramble these tour Jumbles, [A8cE] Shortstories An Arthurian legend (3P St. Elsewhere OVER! C B CBS News (CC) (in stereo) ing trip with B L . Johnny finds he can't TEMPER.' one letter to each square, to form 6 :30 PM comes of age in the 20th century in @ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour S^'Y? I Y y o u r s ! HE’S OURS! shoot a deer (In Stereo) "Knight Before Christmas ', also, "James lour oidinary words. (X) ® ) ABC News (CC) ROBE 18 ROBE by Pat Brady dD (36) Nearly Departed (CC) Claire ac­ Dean, Casey and Me " (60 min.) [CNN] Sports Tonight dfi) NBC News (CC). cuses Grant of bigamy and insists he re [M AX] MDVIE: Deadly Passion' An [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hills End' An excursion slw iiw 1 WVt III TO Hit rROlB dD (S7) Nightly Business Report new their marriage vows (In Stereo) L A. detective on assignment in the Baha­ to examine cave paintings takes a frighten­ JUWP (38) Family Ties (CC) (M) MOVIE: 'Notorious' A woman, mas becomes involved with a widow who ing turn when seven children and their teacher are stranded by a storm. Clayton fld-jt m It (61) Love Connection whose father was convicted of treason, fears for her inheritance Brent Huff, Ingrid joins forces with a government agent in Boulting. 1985. Rated NR. (In Stereo) Williamson, Jason Digiorgio. 1988. Rated ui^$ uift opwirtfr MNlM A [A8tE] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. order to spy or Nazis Cary Grant, Ingrid NR. 10:1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Near Dark' FWOt? &ATe$ ! [CNN] Showbiz Today Bergman Claude Rains 1946. [ESPN] SportsCenter PYLAP An Oklahoma cowboy falls victim to a clan 0 U l^ ? •' V ' [ESPN] SportsLook 9 :0 0 P M ( B Murphy Brown (CC) Mur ol bloodthirsty vampires Adrian Pasdar, I 1 :35PM X Night Court [LIFE] Easy Street phy decides she wants to have a baby (R) Jenny Wright. Lance Henricksen. 1987 H'iM (In Stereo) Rated R (In Stereo) I I ;4 0 P M [MAX] MOVIE: The Ter­ [TMC] MDVIE: The Personals' minator' (CC) A futuristic cyborg is sent Stunned by his wife's sudden request for (X ® MOVIE: 'Gideon Oliver. By the 10:30PM (X Kate 8< Allie (CC) Lou to present-day Los Angeles to assassinate GHERAG CANPLES ON divorce, a young man advertises in the per Rivers of Babylon’ Premiere, (CC) Pro persuades a reluctant Kate to be his date at a woman destined to give birth to a ravolu- THE BORN LOSER by Art Baneom BIRTHDAY CAKES sonals column in order to get back into the fessot Oliver a strong-willed woman and a family wedding (In Stereo) tionary. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Linda singles scene Bill Schoppert, Karen Lari an innocent boy are caught up in a murder Hamilton. Michael Biehn. 1984. Rated R. ' i HELP PEOPLE dry 1982 Rated PG (In Stereo) ous web of Caribbean intrigue Louis Gos (35 Odd Couple F MAKE T H IS . sett Jr , Angela Holmes 1989 (In Stereo) ( ® Blade 1 1 :5 0 P M [HBO] One Night Stand 65 A [USA] Cartoons i4y5AP5>OUP' ' rs® MOVIE: Tough Guys’ (CC) A pair (26) All in the Family (CC) Master of ethnic dialects, Dom Irrera. J 2 7 :0 0 P M CB inside Edition (In Stereo) imdniqual, YAMBIG Now arrange the circled letters to of train robbers are released from prison INN News by Bill Holbrook r form the surprise answer, as sug CB d l) Wheel of Fortune (CC) after a thirty-year stint only to return to a 1 2:00AM X USA Today Scheduled: ON THE FA8TRACK M V e c V lQ i^ life of crime Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, (81) Newhart (CC) gested by the above cartoon. (T ) Cosby Show (CC) the savings-and-loan failures. m Eli Wallach 1986 [TMC] MOVIE. 'Appointment With P^Atcr, HOW D0E5 ID 65 (33) INN News (35 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 6HE'& BC IliiG r^ AO PfiP^L^I^- TVe LEFT A OF r (24) Adventure Season Premiere (CC) Death' Detective Hercule Poirot, Agatha ^AtfT.WHIL^ I'M ^VoURJZAlSIlO 6 HAt1 DIFFgP^HTi -Y T " Christie’s legendary sleuth, seeks the killer Singer Gladys Knight; talk-show host Larry P T C A f’P. iw T h e pefRl&EPAToF- Answer here: ^ A A THEIR L (IB) Rockford Files This series' third season opens with a two- OUT, VoOtL I &iLEASr-F6P. H0(/i T n of a woman killed in the Holy Land. King. (60 min.) (R) A m To lA ^ T g ’ I (Answers tomorrow) d6) M*A‘ S*H part film cycle chronicling composer David PATiriA. AM I ^ P O S E D Fuu- OF ( v \V - To Do THAT? I Jumbles: CRUSH UPPER SPRUCE POORLY dD d?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour . \ Saturday’s . An elopement sometimes results when man ( ^ MDVIE: 'Dliverl' Six Oscars, including proposes and future mother-in-law does Best Picture, went to this adaptation of thIs-OPPOSES Charles Dickens’ novel of a young orphan h who falls in with a gang of pickpockets M u sic and lyrics by Lionel Bart Ron He, e.^ a. yoeK jgs* S!?; Moody, Oliver Reed, Sham Wallis. 1968 r ti FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea d6) ® Current Affair .... Cheers (CC). X poM'T \cUoW IA/H£THfP (ST) Family Ties (CCI V t‘i [A&E] Chronicle A look at pre-schoolers who are already being prepared (or Har­ I'M PotiTicA*-t-Y vard. THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr [CNN] Moneyline EAULV » A. ,.jso HE VIEm TD TTzy 'T OUT OR t-PFT, Rt/T BVBI^Y^PY [ESPN] SportsContor WHEW? rTDUWST REASON IS ISEVIEW^ Astrograph [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire TOP? AHP NE HASN'T REHEM5SEP ARE SeeAAS T O T H I N K H\?6RD'NU,.. sO o Q Mxep... [USA] Miami Vice p^fiMireuY ment ol situations today may be more 7 :3 0 P M CB Entertainment Tonight T ~ U accurate than the judgments ol people James Belushi's new movie ' K-S” (In Ei'^> OFF ceNTgR. y-h' a ^ ej who are trying to advise you. Be a good Stereo) listener, but don't discount your own O I9BB by NEA, Inc CB dD Jeopardy I (CC). 3 . ? . ^ < B i r t h d a y insights. CB Kate 8. Allie (CC| LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There's a (55 Major League Baseball: N ew York chance you might have to deal with an Yankees at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs., 30 WINTHROP byDIckCavain Individual today who is basically argu­ 1 min I (Live) April 25,1989 mentative by nature. Don’t let this per­ /AAVBE I'M NO BUT NO FREDDIE de) M 'A'S'H m o r son bully you. ROBERT REDFDRD... KRUEc^ER^ EITHER Irt the year ahead you could be extreme­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be very d® W in, Lose or Draw ly successful in enterprises in your con­ careful regarding money matters today. 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Monthly basic service regularly 117.25. ¥ Q 5 vour terms become disenchanting zine ♦ A 8 7 3 2 Know where to look tor romance and working In close conjunction. If they are Putting on cook declarer’s goose. But West was uncooperative, It will set the tone lor '[HBO] Encyclopedia: The D Volume 4 10 6 4 2 you’ll find If. The Astro-Graph Match­ (CC) Featured the letter D, as in demo­ blind to such subtlety and blithely con­ Pl» you to follow. CERRENT CESTOMERS *6 .0 0 tinued clubs. East won the second club F8WUJ s'lyr .■» maker Instantly reveals which signs are cracy and diet (In Stereo) WEST EAST the pressure 4 •24- Z romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're Add your 1st month of: 4 5 4 4 10 7 and would no doubt have now led a dia­ ' 1 not apt to function too well under pres­ 8 :0 0 P M CB Gartleld in Paradise (CC) mond if he could see all the cards, but f'HiiBn *Nt) rHAUNCEY bv Vance Ro-*-— " i Matchmaker, c/o this Animated Garfield and Jon head (or a va­ • Any One Premium Channel • FirstView® Connection (pay-per-view) 4876432 4 K J 9 By James Jacoby Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. sure today so don't allow tasks to build ♦ Q 10 5 he played a third club in the hope that 5 cation at a flea-bitten tropical resort (R) 4KJ9 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) One-on-one up on you. Try to do what needs doing 4Q5 4 A K J 9 3 partner might have something like Q- A H c NOW DO YOU ITSTHB ONLY TIM5 6e6N in an orderly, productive manner. CB ® MacGyver (CC) MacGyvet s close No one has a gun pointed at your M I66 |Yl^ADAIYl,THl6 16L0CT 1 relationships could become abrasive friend is given a posthypnotic suggestion CALL 646-6400 X of spades. No such luck. D eclarer KNOW ITS M INE? •mi6 MUCH 0 0 6 HAIR WITHOUT |A»r •« t AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Try not to CoxCoble SOUTH head forcing you to bid four spades t today If they are not handled diplomati­ to assassinate an East African president. 278-2126 (Newington) ruffed high and now began the parade AND FOUND GOT YOUR AOoeUNpgRrr.' get caught today between two friends Cfeater Hartford Inc 4 A K Q J 9 6 3 just because you have a solid seven- JACKCT DOWN H02g. ii cally- Try to keep In mind the team has (60 min.) (In Stereo) COX who recently had a disagreement. One 801 Parker S t., Manchester 4 A 10 card suit and a side-ace. It’s fa r from of trump winners. In fact he played CB Hunt for Stolon War Treasures or both may try to force you into the un­ 760 Silas Deane Hwy., Wethersfield 4 6 4 certain that a partner who passed will out all his trumps, leaving duminy CANc¥R?juna 21-July 22) If you have Traces the whereabouts of valuable works' with Q-5 of hearts, ace of diamonds to contract tor some special type of ser­ desirable role of a mediator. of art seized by the Nazis in World War II. 4 8 7 have two tricks for you. But some­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Where •Standard installation on primary outlet in cable serviceable areas vice today, be extremely watchful for Host: actor Michael York (2 hrs.) (Live) only. Not valid with any other promotional offer. tim es one trick in partner’s hand w ill and the 10 of clubs. your career Is concerned today, don t Vulnerable: Neither This approach forced East to keep hidden charges. Be sure you under­ C® MOVIE: 'Hell Is a City' A British pol­ Dealer: West produce another as the opponents are stand everything properly before giving try to bluff your way through situations ice inspector attempts to track down an put under discarding pressure. And if the K -J of hearts, queen of diamonds that Involve an Important client. You will escaped criminal Stanley Baker, Donald the OK to begin. South alone and a club honor over the dum­ Pleasence, John Crawford. 1960. West North East all you can take are your eight tricks, l e d (July 23-Aug. 22) In order to enjoy lose respect if you’re caught faking It. Pass Pass 14 4 4 perhaps the opponents could have m y’s 10-spot. D eclarer now ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your plans (S) Hunt for Stolen War Treasures diamond to dummy’s ace and led the yourself to the fullest, you’ll require Pass Pass Pass made something themselves. fteedom of choice In your social ar- may be only partially developed today Traces the whereabouts of valuable works See cable’s best performance ever in April! Call today! of art seized by the Nazis in World War II. East made a good decision at trick club 10, on which he discarded a dia­ r.ingements today. Knuckling under to and therein lies a potential problem. mond. East won the trick and had to Trouble could ensue It you try to force Host; actor Michael York (2 hrs ) Opening lead: ♦ Q one when he played his lowest club on appease someone else will spoil the day ★ ★ ★ ~ ★ ★ ★ lead away from the king of hearts to concepts you don't fully understand on dD d6) ALF (CC) A tabloid story may con­ partner’s queen lead. A shift at the lor both ol you. tain a clue to ALF's long-lost cousin's .second trick to either red suit would let South make his contract. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Your assess­ others. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 24, 1989 — 1»

MANrHFRTER HERALD. Monday. April 24. 198j^ I HOMES I HOMES ROOMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT COUNTING vour pen­ ROOM with kitchen and MANCHESTER. Second MANCHESTER: Choose floor, 2 bedrooms, A Spcciolisl one to fit vour budget. nies??? Super halt- la u n d ry privileges. heat, and appliances. Two - capes; six rooms, duplex to be built on Private Manchester Starkweather Street In residence. Non- No pets. $600 plus se- 1 - bath, Fine starter curltv. 646-3979. n t AftsiFiFn advertising 643-2711 home, 1 - car garage Manchester. Three smoker. No alcohol. CLEANINB CARPENTRY/ IPAINTINS/ I MISCELLANEOUS $134,500. Six - room, 2 - bedrooms, I'/z baths, Quiet, considerate. $85. MANCHESTER.Cozy private basements, se­ weekly. 649-2^. tour room apartment SERVICES REMODELIN^ PAPERIN6 ( s e r v ic e s bath, excellent quality, screened porch, new parate parking. Bow­ centrolly located In ex­ ers School District. cellent neighborhood. BUSINESS LIGHT house cleqnino or V furnace, 1 - car garage YOU CAN enlov extra g J jH E L P GSL Building Mainte­ Great way to start out I vocation money by ex- Sun deck with enclosed WANTED DPPORTUNITIES one time spring clean­ FARRAND REMODELING T.D.M. nance Co. Commercl-I $159,900. Peterman PART TIM E HELP WANTED WANTED Room addltlona, dacka, roof­ Real Estate 649-9404. $136,900.Jackson & changino idle items In porch, yard and HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ing. Weekly, bl-weeki v, ol/hesldentlol building Jackson Real Estate, garden. $540. plus utili­ Notices HELP WANTED monthly. Reasonable ing, tiding, windows and gutt- your home tor cash ... i n s u r a n c e , personal PAINTING AND repairs and home Im­ MANCHESTER. Six 647-8400.0______ties. 643-9691. 1 rates. 568-6622 or 646- •ra. All typaa of ramodaling and room cape with gar­ with an ad in classified. M E D IC A L Assistant to lines customer s'^i^ce repairs. Call Bob Ftrrand, Jr. provements. Interior QUICK like bunny!!! As a condition precedent to 2640,______DECORATING and exterior pointing, I age. Dwners will carry 0 Call 643-2711 to place vour MANCHESTER. Two the plocement of onv adver­ Full time dellyery in­ assist with office work representative needed Immediate occupancy bedroom duplex In two $$AnENTI0N$$ Salespeople VENMNG ROUTE RELAX now In your Bat. 647-8509 •Complete Interior light carpentry. Com-I first mortgage with fa­ od. tising In the Monchester He- Server/Grill Cook cludes heayy lifting. Swing Into apring with a Including filing, tele­ for6XpcindIno property Is ottered on this great family. Appliances. rold. Advertiser hereby $5.25 an hour. Call 643- Earn extra money. phone, sigmoidosco­ and casualty Insurance MANCHESTER AREA golden age. I'll clean Rgg. 6454849 and Exterior Painting plete lonltorlol ser­ vorable rate with 10% Part time. Flexible hours, now career. Aft new mechinee, prime lo­ seven room ranch on $625. plus utilities. 646- oor^cs to protoct, IndornniTv 2171. Where will you be and what pies. Experience de- agency. Experienced for you. Call LIn 643- vice. Experienced, rel- ] down. $145,000. No days, nights and weekends. Fast growing company. cations, potential groaa $300- •Power Wash agents. George, 666- Hebron Rood In Bol­ IAPARTMENT8 3253. ond hold hormless the M an­ will you be doing 5 years slred. Apply to preferred. Call 643- 6229. lable, free estimates. ] ton. Sellersoreonxlous Hourty rate plus gratuities. from today If you continue $700* each machine weekly. •Gutter Repair 5329. _ RCCKVILLE. Conve­ chester Herald, '’s o ”''* ” Immediate part time Manchester Herald, 1128, Norma between MRK 643-0304. to negotiate with a [for RENT ond employees ogolnst anv Qolf priyileges Included. College students. what you are doing now? Box E, 16 Brolnord Mutt tall. 1-800-458-6089 WILLINGTDN. Three niently located. Dne ond all liability, loss or positions Are you: 8-4:30. HOME •Small Carpentry buyer! Three bed­ and three bedroom Will train. Must be 18. Apply Labor like work. Ploce, Manchester, CT ext. 588. TMWKES TREE SERVICE family, Route 32, Se­ expense. Including attor­ mornings or evenings. — Are 21 or over? Repair rooms, two baths, full MANlflHESTER.Three apartments available. 06040. [LAWN CARE , IMPROVEMENTS Bucket, truck S chipper. Stump parate utilities. neys' tees, arising from Manchester Country Club 50-60 hours weekly. — Aggreaalve? basement, fireplace, bedroom duplex Avail­ Rent Includes corpet, $7 - $S per hour. . •Glazing $189,900. claims of unfair trade Practi­ or call 846-0103 for an ap­ — Ambitious? W lf ll A bualneet built on removal. Free eatimataa. three-zone heat. 1.63 able M ay 1. SSOO.Secur- appliances, parking ces, Infringement of trade­ Call 742-7308 — In good haalth? 7pm-7am. -Evenr Sat. 6 UMbSCAPIWil aiii integrityl •Fully Insured Special conaldaratlon lor acres very nicely Ity and references. 649- pointment. No experience necessary. — High school MANSFIELD. Two fam­ and more. Security and marks, trade nomes or pat­ RESTAURANT Sun. U flK BOBCAT SEiVICE aldariy and handlooppad. 0856.______9am-10pm._____ graduats or bettar? For more Information please nriHOMEs ^ Carpentry • Windows • •Free estimates ily, Route 195 near East landscaped. Treat references required. ents, ylolatlon of rights of We will train you. BM KrawBd, Jr., axparltnoad Brook M all $179.900.---- yourself! Call today. prlyacy and Infringement of If you qualify, you will be GEN’L MGR. call: IZU forsale Siding a Kitchens • MANCHESTER. Attrac­ Coll 872-8095.______For more Information call guaranteed: 647-7553 OPEN House Sunday, $191,900. Jackson & copyright and proprietory SALES lady for ladles' Director of Nuraliig Also spring tpaclala or plant- Baths a Additions • 646-1894 tive six room duplex. LIKE private home. 3'/i rights, unfair competition specialty shop In down­ — Up to $1,800 per $1,000 April 23, 1-4pm. 125 Jackson Real Estate, 643-7576 month guaranteed Servicat E A S T Harfford. If you ktga of Artxxvtta*, Pina, Ham- Decks 647-8400.O 1'/j baths, first floor rooms. Lease. Work­ and libel ond slander, wb'cb WANTED town Manchester. Ex­ kwk and Sprue*. Fully Innurad Shepard Drive. Man­ laundry, large yard. mav result from the publica­ Income to start hiring bonus Creftfleld Convalesceirt shopped, you'll buy Fully licensed & InsuredI MY BROTHERS ing single, married perienced preferred, — 3 weeks expense I ROOFING/ chester. Out of state Security, references. couple preferred. 643- tion of anv advertisement in PART person (tool criD). A&W Restaurant Heme this one! ALI you wont Free estlmatesl owner needs Imme­ the Manchester Herald by but not necessary. Call Must be mechanically paid training In Boston MaB^etUr, CT and need Is this four aOING BUSINESS ILOTS/LAND $750. plus utilities. 647- 2880. adyertlser. Including adyer- 649-5046, ask for Jan. — Unlimited Mowing, Raking, Clean diate sale of this nine 9353. BOOKKEEPER. Full Inclined, hove drivers advancement seeking strong bedroom Cape wl.th YARD MASTERS 646-9656 room, two bath ranch FOR SALE tlsements In any tree distri­ charge bookkeeper/of- RECEPTIONIST wanted opportunities two baths. Perfect for Garages, Dump Runs. CONDOMINIUMS bution publications pub­ license and transporta­ JSM Yard cleaned, on private Forest Hills MANCHESTER. Room In flce manager needed for busy beauty salon. tion. Excellent benef- ACT TODAY to anaure leader for West C L E R IC A L with the larger size family W ILLIN G T O N . Two lots, quiet rooming house. lished by the Manchester tomorrowl Treea cut. G.C.F. Ho iim S«rviF« LEAKY ROOF? cul-de-sac! First floor FOR RENT Herald. Penny Slefferf, tor full time position Call 643-2461, ask for Its. 289-2323.______office dufles. Swlfch- on a tight budget, com­ Mofl roofR tsn b« rtp«if«o look for... Bollara 10% ganlar CHIztn dltaauirt Rlverwalk System. Deadline for submission of proposals Is spas, and patio furniture, has Senior CItIzan diacount BRAND new listing. Su­ construction. Expe­ 647-9938 GR0ssmf$rrs Remodeling and ivhai to look INVITATION TO BID Friday, May 19,1989. SERVICE Prompt aarvfca 8 4 6 -7 0 1 1 per five room Paul rience preferred but immediate openings for EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH o u t f o r T ’ The Manchester Public The Request for Proposals may be obtained and/or exam­ Company Revere Cape Cod In ined on or after April 21,1989 at the offices of RRI, One Hart­ will train the right peo­ SA LESPER SO N S at our location in REPRESENTATIVE 646-1101 Schools solicits bids for IN­ Auto Transmission ple. Lawn technician HEBRON Manchester’s own Lv- DUSTRIAL ARTS AND ford Square West, Suite 104, Hartford, CT, 06106, (203) 393- Expgrf doll Woods. Two bed­ 0131. positions available. MAINTENANCE Our 15 person insur­ PHYSICAL EDUCATION mechanic. Part time. Call 649-8667 for Inter- 100 SANRICO DRIVE CnUrnttnahlp H a r B r o U N D 5C A PE rooms, 1'/ 2 baths, full SUPPLIES — ELEMEN­ There will be a pre-proposal meeting on Moy 3,1989 at 10:00 ance agency In the Design & Construction walkout basement, TARY for the iw -im school A M EDT at the offices of Riverfront Recapture, Inc., One Experience to Install vlew and more ASSISTANT MANCHESTER, CT In All Pha$9» ol M & M O IL year. Sealed bids will be re­ Hartford Square West, Suita 104, Hartford, CT 06106. Information. heart of downtown ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS P a i n t i n g Hebron 228-1150 fully appllanced kit­ and rebuild. Call Jim. Seeking a reliable and Ramodaling PLUMBING a HEATING ceived until Mev 3, iM t, 3:00 RRI reserves the right to ralact any and all proposals and Flexible hours, fun worl