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Israelis House votes gut

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defense package

By Lawrence L. Knutsan But that action may result in Moslem the chamber retaining needed The Assaclated Press leverage to resist House cuts on

that and other weapons systems. By Mohammed Salam WASHINGTON - - The White The Senate will need all the The Associated Press House is counting on the Senate to leverage it can muster when rescue President Bush’s defense representatives of the two bodies BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli priorities torn asunder in House meet in conference to resolve the Y commandos today kidnapped a votes gutting or cutting back many differences between the Shiite Moslem leader who is virtually every major strategic two bills. considered Iran's closest ally and weapons program. Senators are to continue their who sources say was linked to the In two days of votes on a consideration of the measure abduction of U.S. Lt. Col. William $295-billion defense authorization next week. R. Higgins. bill, the House ignored White “ We are watching the strategic Police said Sheik Abdul Karim House and Pentagon lobbying position of the administration Obeid, 33, was kidnapped from and turned Bush’s defense priori­ unwind step by step on the floor of his second-floor apartment in the ties on their head. the House," said Sen. Sam Nunn, village of Jibchit, 21 miles north It restored funds for conven­ D-Ga., chairman of the Senate of the border with Israel. A tional aircraft discarded by the Armed Services Committee. curious neighbor was killed by Pentagon while suspending most "It is important that we not the commandos, police said. production of the radar-evading emasculate this program," Nunn

Obeid is reputed to be the stealth bomber. It cut money for said as the vote neared on an spiritual guide of Hezbollah, or the Star Wars missile defense amendment to cut Star Wars by Party of God, in south Lebanon. system, stripped funds intended $558 million in addition to the $400 ^ However, he has repeatedly to make the MX missile a mobile million trimmed earlier by the denied links with the pro-Iranian weapon and eliminated all of the Senate panel. group, which is affiliated with $100 million provided for the “ If the Senate does not come

factions holding most of the 17 Midgetman missile. out with a reasonable budget on foreign hostages in Lebanon. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., said all strategic programs, then we Nine Americans are among the the House had "shredded” Bush’s are going to be going to confer­ hostages. defense priorities to produce “ a ence in a hopeless situation.” he Security sources in south Le­ Michael Dukakis defense bill." said. banon, speaking on condition of The Senate, meanwhile, only The House adopted its version anonymity, said Higgins was narrowly turned aside a strong of the bill, 261-162. briefly held at Obeid’s apartment bid to freeze research and devel­ In the final minutes of debate, after his abduction in south opment of the Star Wars strategic an unusual coalition of Republi­ Lebanon on Feb. 17, 1988. defense initiative. It tabled the cans and liberals turned against One source said the late leader amendment offered by Sen. Ben­ of the mainstream Shiite Moslem nett Johnston, D-La., 50-47. Amal militia in south Lebanon, Please see DEFENSE, page 10 Daoud Daoud, sent "a group of his followers to obtain Higgins’ release from Obeid’s apartment,

^ but the force was encircled by Ferguson decides Hezbollah gunmen, stripped of its weapons and sent back.”

The source said Higgins’ kid­

nappers, the Organization of the to keep works job

Oppressed on Earth, later took the American marine out of By Alex GIrelll Jibchit to another village in south Lebanon and then to the slums of Manchester Herald south Beirut. Thomas H. Ferguson, whose Daoud and Mahmoud Faqih, appointment as public works another Amai leader, were assas­ commissioner of the Eighth Utili­ sinated by unknown gunmen in Reginald Pinto/Manchaatar Herald ties District has sparked criti­ south Beirut’s seaside suburb of cism, said today he will stay on. Ouzai on Sept. 22, 1988. Amal HE’S COOKING — Joseph Boisette of at Charter Oak Park. Ram is predicted Ferguson, who said earlier this 149 Spruce St. takes advantage of the for tonight, but it should be clear week he might resign, said he Please see KIDNAP, page 10 summer weather this week to barbecue Saturday. decided to keep the post after giving it “ a lot of thought.” He

was named to the post July 17 over former commissioner Sa­ G O P picks muel Longest, a heavy equipment

Electric Boat moves to ban operator who had held the post for 12 years. slate for Critics have charged that dis­ trict President Thomas E. Land­ ers moved for Ferguson’s ap­ inciteful language, behavior pointment because Longest had elections supported Landers’ opponent in "enhance productivity by setting, measuring By Alex GIrelll GROTON (AP) — Dozens of Electric Boat the district elections. employees have shown up at work in black and controlling individual performance.” They THOMAS H. FERGUSON Manchester Herald Ferguson said, "The president, should also help control what the company T-shirts depicting a dagger and bearing a who was elected by popular vote, . . . to stay on derogatory message about workers who crossed considers attempts by union members to harass Republicans can beat the De­ called on me to fill the position mocrats in the Nov. 7 election if picket lines during last year’s strike, but come and intimidate other workers. and the Board of Directors Director Joseph Tripp cast the no votes. they work together as a team, next week those shirts won’t be permitted. EB spokesman Neil D. Ruenzel said the approved his choice.”

former state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser Effective Monday, new management rules will guidelines clarify existing company policy. He Ferguson, a real estate sales­ Critics have called the failure

told members of the Manchester ban T-shirts and buttons that have "threatening said they were drafted and mailed to supervisors man, said Landers felt he needed to appoint Longest a political

Republican Town Committee and inciteful” language. They will also ban after complaints of shipyard harassment were an administration he could trust. vendetta after Longest supported Thursday after they had en­ certain behaviors, such as making catcalls, "As for Sam (Longest), I lodged with the company. Please see FERGUSON, page 10 dorsed a full slate. attempting to isolate workers and using the word respect the years he put in on the scab and vulgar and offensive adjectives. The complaints came from strike breakers, " If you have anything bad to job and I feel badly that this has Written materials considered inciteful also will new hires and other employees, Ruenzel said. say about any of these candi­ come out this way. I certainly dates, save it for Nov. 8,” said be prohibited, including lists of strike-breakers The 8,400 members of EB’s blue-collar hope he’ll be there in an advisory TODAY compiled and kept by union locals and made workforce will not receive a copy of the new Zinsser, a member of the Repub­ capacity,” Ferguson said. lican State Central Committee. available to employees. guidelines. But employees were sent a letter When the appointments for dated July 27, reminding them that abuse or The votes to endorse the slate The message on the T-shirts that a group of commissioner posts were made Index proposed by the nominating com­ second-shift employees wore to the shipyard harassment of other workers is grounds for at the July 17 meeting, Landers’ ■ Thursday afternoon said: “ When the scabs are formal disciplinary action and possible 20 pages, 2 sectians mittee were unanimous. list of recommended appoint­ Almost all the candidates in gone, the wounds will heal.” The sentence refers dismissal. ments did not include Longest. Classified _ 17-20 Opinion______8 their acceptance speeches to Metal Trades Council union members and new The letter, signed by Donald G. Norman. EB’s He named Ferguson, a newly- C om ics______16 Sports _____11-13 vice president for human resources, makes echoed the theme that it is time hires who crossed picket lines to work at EB elected director instead. Focus______9 Television_____14 specific reference to the ban on clothing and for a change and that the party before the end of last year’s strike. The directors voted 4 to 2, with Local/State___2-4 Weather______2

has the best chance it has had in EB officials say the rules are intended to buttons considered inciteful. one director absent, to approve Natlon/World-5-7 Weekend. 15 years to take control from the the appointments. Longest and Obituaries____ 2

Democratic Party. Republican Town Chairman

John Garside said. “ It’s up to us to get our message out to the

people of Manchester and prove Rapist was product of early-release plan

that now is the time for a change. Let’s do it. Let’s win it all.” 9 By Maureen Leavitt 1, 1988 after serving nine months program since it began in 1982. William Flower, spokesman for Garside said. "We will not reintroduced into society. submit to the Democratic hie­ Manchester Herald of a 3'/i-year jail term for stealing While state corrections officials the state Department of Correc­ Today, the state Department of

rarchy that has already tried to a purse from an elderly woman. say only a small percentage of tions, said cases such as Fon­ Corrections admits it relies on the

set the tone of the campaign by Convicted rapist Robert S. On Tuesday he pleaded guilty those released are repeat offend­ taine’s are bound to occur, given program as a stop-gap measure

using the description "doom and Fontaine was the product of a under the state’s Alford Doctrine ers, critics of the system aren’t so the number of inmates involved to relieve the severe overcrowd­ gloom.” state prison system crowded to three counts of first-degree sure. in the release program. ing affecting the state's correc­

Zinsser said it was not the beyond capacity. sexual assault. He also pleaded State Rep. James R. McCava- "These are people who have tional facilities.

Republican Party that was re­ Four months after he was let guilty to first-degree robbery, nagh, D-Manchester, said more gotten into trouble before,” Flower admits the state is sponsible for the failed tax out of prison thanks to the state’s first-degree attempted escape, has to be done to rehabilitate Flower said. "The good news is allowing far too many inmates revaluation that cost the town early release program, the 25- first-degree reckless endanger- criminals before they are that they do not happen in big back into society before they are 8 ment and first-degree assault on $800,000 or for locating an addi­ year-old Manchester man was released. numbers.” ready. The way the program tion to the sewer plant on back behind bars, this time a police officer. He faces a "We have to help deal with that, When the supervised home operates now. inmates believe

wetlands. The town was fined charged with the rape of three maximum prison sentence of 101 so when they do come out, they release program began in Con­ they are entitled to be released, women. years. don’t come back to society as $150,000 for the wetlands necticut in 1982, it was designed to Flower said. Fontaine, of 62 Hollister St., Fontaine is one of thousands of repeat offenders.” McCavanagh prepare inmates nearing the end Please see GOP, page 10 was released from prison on Sept. prisoners released through the said. of. their prison term to be Please see RELEASE, page 10 9 Z — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 28, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD Friday. July 28, 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE m m m m m 1 I « About Town Police Roundup Coventry Republicans deny Pinochle scores posted Man charged after accident Sullivan’s endorsement bid Here are the results of the Manchester Senior A Manchester man was charged with second- Pinochle Club, which played July 26 at the Army and degree reckless endangerment and reckless driving By Jacqueline Bennett Soltys, a member of the Board of council and Board of Education. Navy Club: i on Wednesday when he intentionally swerved his Manchester Herald Education, did not seek re- Green was nominated for the James Forbes, 635 points: Adolph Yeske, 621 car into another lane and collided with a motorcyle M election because they are moving Town Council by Dorothy Wilmot. points: Mike Haberern, 592 points; Bud Paquin, 580 traveling in the same direction, police said. COVENTRY — Town Council out of town. Candidates endorsed for the points: Fred Gleim, 579 points; Rene Maire, 572 Robert V. Butler, 47, of 186 Homestead St., was member .James Sullivan lost his A motion from Joyce Carrilli- Board of Education are Ellen points; Herb Laquerre, 570 points; Sam Schors, 553 following Gary Stickels, 35, of 12 Kensington St. bid for endorsement by the Bellard that voting take place by Sullivan, Marian Bommarito, points; Ethel Krozel, 553 points; Eleanor Wesley, southbound on South Main Street, police said. After Republican Town ComfVnittee secret paper ballots was sup­ Phillip Carpenter, and Pamela 550 points; Edith Albert, 544 points; John O’Neill, Stickels stalled his motorcycle, Butler passed him Thursday as a surprisingly large ported unanimously. Sewell. 539 points. in the right lane, police said. turnout endorsed candidates for The endorsed slate includes Sewell, who is Green’s daugh­ Play is open to all senior members. Play begins at Stickels made an obscene gesture toward Butler the November election. some nominees put forth by the ter. has served on the board. 9:30 a.m. every Thursday. and Butler drove his car into Stickels’ motorcycle, “ What you’re seeing here to­ nominating committee and some Nominees for the board who according to the police report. Police said there night is a caucus dominated by others. lost their bids for endorsement were no injuries. the rank and file, not the party For the Town Council, the are Tom Sohre, recommended by Artist exhibit set Butler is being held on $1000 bond. faithful,” said Richard Ashley, endorsed candidates are Harvey the nominating committee, and Hans Weiss, an internationally known artist, will who was elected chairman of the Barrette, a private building con­ challengers Constance Lathrop exhibit his work and speak about his experiences in caucus by the Republican Town tractor; Joyce Carrilli-Bellard, and Wendy McMahon. Europe at the Manchester Arts Council meeting MOHary Notes Committee at the meeting held at housewife; Blanche Strater. who Strater, chairwoman of the Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Greater Manchester the Town Office Building. works in real estate in East "epublican Town Committee, ^BHBEBBBBiBa^BBasasaaaBESB^BBEiK Chamber of Commerce, 20 Hartford Road. The A.shley said he had no explana­ Hartford; Roland Green, retired said the overflow of candidates meeting is open to the public and is free of charge. tion as to why Sullivan was not from Prudential Insurance; and was a complete surprise to her. Completes Army training She said until Thursday night the Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald renominated, but he said the vote Steven Clarke, a part-time pro­ was close among the nearly 50 fessor of chemistry at Eastern party had not had enough candi­ Rotary announces officers Army National Guard Private Benjamin A. SOLEMN PROCESSION — Rabbi Leon 100 people attended the funeral for dates for a full slate. DlGregorio, son of Sabatino F. and Patricia M. committee member s who Connecticut State University. attended, Bellard and Strater have Ashley said what happened is The Coventry Rotary Club has announced the DiGregorio of 102 Winthrop Road, has completed Wind of Temple Beth Sholom, Manches­ Harrison, a prominent local business­ Sullivan’s wife, Ellen Sullivan, served on previous councils and good. following officers for the 1989-90 term: Mark Spink, training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Ft. ter, leads pallbearers carrying the casket man and community leader who died an incumbent seeking re-election Strater is currently a member of “ Whenever you have an infu­ president: Paul Jatkowski, vice president; Frank Benning, Ga. of Phillip Harrison out of the Weinstein Tuesday at the age of 72. to the Board of Education, was the town Planning and Zoning sion of new people and new Hicks, Steve Bacon, Paul Watson, Tom Welles, and Th« A«»oclat»d Pr« He is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. Mortuary in Hartford Thursday. About endorsed by the party. Commission. enthusiasm, that’s good,” he Nat Chester, secretary; Chic Bearce, sargeant at Y COOL HEADED — Shane Tanner, 15, ice cream from his sidewalk freezer in Following the caucus, James Nominees for the council who said. arms; Steve Bacon, assistant sargeant at arms; gets into his work while digging for an Orleans, Ontario, on Monday. Sullivan said he would not com­ were not endorsed include James Candidates for the Zoning Leo Dionne, treasurer; Paul Watson, bulletin Trains at Ft. Benning ment on what took place as he and Sullivan and Lawrence Bates, Board of Appeals are Michael editor: Rose Fowler, program chairperson: Tom Spec. James P. D’Amato, son of Patricia H. Harrison treasured humanity his wife quickly left. both recommended by the nomi­ Cleary, Darene Powell, and Eli­ Welles, membership chairman; and Vince Mor- Gaskell of 80 Deer Run Trail and James F. D’Amato Sullivan has at times opposed nating committee of which Sulli­ zabeth Dimeola, currently an iarty, assistant membership chairman. Obituaries of 441-55 S. Main St., has graduated from the 58-day the Democratic majority on the van is chairman, and candidate alternate member of the Plan­ Ranger course at the Infantry School, Ft. Benning, over success as businessman Town Council. He is the only George Kierstead. nominated by ning and Zoning (Commission. Nature class offered Ga. Republican on the council or Roland Green. Bates had Candidates as alternates for the D’Amato is a 1987 graduate of East Catholic High Board of Education who recently changed his party affiliation Zoning Board of Appeals are ford; a daughter. Dr. Kathleen children. She was predeceased by Bv Nancy Concelman commissions. became Harrison’s Stationers. The Connecticut Audobon Society, Holland- Normond M. Belcher School. opposed two budgets that would Thursday afternoon to be able to incumbents Ray Elliot and Fred­ Girard of Newton, Mass.; a son, Ronald Miller. Manchester Herald Harrison, who had cancer, died Harrison joined the temple and Brook Center in Glastonbury, is sponsoring three have meant tax rate increases for attend the caucus, but could not erick Pogmore. Candidates for Normond M. Belcher, 79, of another sister, Florence Coughlin The funeral was scheduled for Tuesday at the age of 72. was elected president of the nature classes during the month of August. the town. vote. the Board of Tax Review are Glastonbury, died Wednesday of West Hartford: and five today at the Weinstein Mortuary, Temple Beth Sholom on East He once owned Harrison’s synagogue in 1960, when Temple “ Walk the Plank,” about trees, will be held Trains at Ft. Dix Town Council member Mark Green nominated all the chal­ incumbent R. James Cook and (July 26,1989) in a local convales­ grandchildren. Hartford. Burial was to be in Middle Turnpike stands as a Stationers at 846 Main St., was a Beth Sholom was trying in vain to Thursday: “ Yo Ho Ho,” aboutnatur's mysteries, on Soltys and his wife. Patricia lenge candidates for both the Edward P. Strater. cent home. He is survived by his Tt)e funeral will be Saturday at Temple B’Nai Israel Cemetery, Army National Guard Pvt. Shellina M. Fyall, monument to former downtown member of the Manchester Board move from cramped quarters on Aug.8; and on Aug. 10, "Treasure Hunt.” All classes wife. Bethel (Stokes) Belcher, 9; 15 a.m. at the Sheehan-Hilborn- daughter of Donna E. Jordan of 82 Spencer St., has business owner Phillip Harrison, of Directors, a former president Myrtle and Linden streets. are from 2 to 3:15 p.m. Space is limited to 12 people. South Windsor. A memorial pe­ and his brother, Harold Belcher Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New completed basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J. who died Tuesday and left behind of the Greater Manchester As president, Harrison spear­ The audubon member fee is $7 and the non-member riod will be observed at the home of Manchester. Britain Ave., West Hartford, She is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. a legacy of love and dedication. Chamber of Commerce and a headed the effort to get the new fee is $10. For more information, call 633-8402. of Joseph R. Miller, 5 Woodstock He is also survived by two followed by a Mass of Christian Drive, through Sunday. Rabbi Leon Wind told friends and member of numerous town or­ synagogue at 400 E. Middle Structural problems on bridge daughters, Beverly Avery of burial at 10 a.m. in St. Mark the family at Harrison’s funeral ganizations, including the Demo­ Turnpike built. Wind said. Senior volunteers sought Kansas City, Mo., and Louanne Evangelist Church. Burial will be Memorial donations may be Correction Thursday. cratic Town Committee, Eco­ “ With a rare enthusiasm and Belcher of East Hartford; and in Fairview Cemetery, West made to the American Cancer About 100 people gathered at nomic Development Commission devotion he began the arduous Area residents age 60 or over are needed to help two grandchildren. Hartford. Calling hours are today Society, 670 Prospect Ave., or to the Weinstein Mortuary at 640 and Service Corps for Retired task of erecting a new building.” are too expensive to fix now with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. The funeral will be Saturday at Farmington Ave. in Hartford for Executives. from 7 to 9 p.m. the education fund of Tempel A story Thursday about Susan Buckno’s candi­ Wind said. Benefits include supplemental insurance and 11 a.m. in Green Cemetery, Memorial donations may be the service, including Harrison’s Wind said he met Harrison 43 Beth Shalom, 400 E. Middle dacy for the town Board of Directors contained When Harrison’s term as presi­ By Nancy Concelman reinforcing the beams on the west state is expected to appropriate partial reimbursement for mileage. Glastonbury. The Glastonbury made to the Alzheimer’s Disease family, friends. Main Street years ago when Harrison moved Turnpike. biographical errors. Buckno is not a member of the dent ended three years later, the Manchester Herald side is also deteriorating, and $7.5 million for that program. The adult day-care facility needs volunteers to Funeral Home, 450 New London Association, 800 Cottage Grove business people and those who to Manchester from New Haven Manchester Country Club nor has she served on an new synagogue had been built steel is exposed on a number of Lozis recommended that the assist the recreation director with activities any Turnpike, Glastonbury, has Road, Bloomfield 06002, or to the served with him in town organiza­ to take over his father’s greeting executive board of Manchester Memorial Hospital. A recent state inspection of the other beams, Lozis said. weekday morning or afternoon. charge of arrangements. American Cancer Society, 670 Fred Warren tions and on boards and card and gift store, which later “ The new building ... is Phil­ town hire a consulting engineer She is a member of the Manchester Hospital lip’s great legacy to the Manches­ Prospect Street bridge over Hop The town has put barriers in who specializes in bridge repair Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to Memorial donations may be Prospect Ave., Hartford 06105. Fred Warren, 70, Lamtana, Auxiliary. ter Jewish community.” Wind Brook revealed structural prob­ front of the parapet to protect homebound elderly two hours any weekday. made to the Glastonbury Volun­ Fla., formerly of Manchester, to inspect the bridge, prepare said. lems that could jeopardize the vehicles and give the town time to Telephone volunteers are also needed to schedule teer Ambulance, P.O. Box 453, died Wednesday (July 26,1989) in contract documents for repair Mildred Miller The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and safety of travelers, but no town hire a bridge engineer to plan appointments and maintain records for drivers who Glastonbury 06033. Florida. But the synagogue is only part and apply for state funding. fair. If an error is made, we want to make a 1990 revaluation zips and state funding is available now repairs, Camosci said. The barri­ transport clients to a treatment center. Hours and Mildred (Wernikoff) Miller, 78, He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., of a larger legacy Harrison left Camosci said a car hit the correction. ’The Herald's phone number Is 643-2711. to fix it. ers reduce the width of the bridge days of service can be arranged. of 27 Downing Drive, died Thurs­ and was an Army-Air Force behind, one of love, affection and parapet several years ago and Francis J. Curran by about 3 feet. Volunteers are needed to work in the court system day (July 27, 1989) at Hartford veteran of World War II. devotion to his family, and For now. the town will have to damaged it. Repairs were made The state may cover 30 percent to help people fill out forms and understand the Francis J. Curran, 81, of West Hospital. She was the wife of He is survived by two sisters, along with no snafus commitment to his business and settle for temporary safety mea- but the parapet is weakening, he courts. Hartford, died Thursday (July 27, Irving Miller. Lillian Hunter of Manchester, Menus the community as a whole. Wind .sures because no local funds are of the repair project using Local said. Last year’s inspection by For more information, call Gayle Carta or Marge 1989) at the Hughes Convalescent She was a life member of and Sylvia Schiffman of By Nancy Concelman houses unannounced hoping to said. available for bridge repairs and Bridge Program funds, but the the DOT revealed no significant Jageler, 247-2493. Hospital, West Hartford. He is Hadassah, and a member of the California. Manchester Herald catch people at home, but will “ As great as he was as a friend the state’s Local Bridge Program town probably wouldn’t receive problems with the parapet, he survived by his wife, Wilhelmina leave a note asking the ho­ auxiliary of the Hebrew Home The funeral was today at the Meals on Wheels and a community leader, he was fund for 1990 has been exhausted, money until next year, when the said. (Kania) Curran, and his sister, and Hospital. Ellington Jewish Cemetery, Thanks to the cooperation of meowner to set up an appraisal 100 times greater as a husband town Public Works Director The following are the meals to be served to Meals Blood drive slated Martha Randall of Manchester. She is also survived by a son, Ellington. local property owners, the 1990 appointment if no one is there. and a father.” Susan Rashid of Peter P. Lozis Jr. said in a July 25 He is also survived by two sons, Joseph R. Miller of Manchester; on Wheels clients for the week of July 31 through revaluation is moving right Appraisers have inspected 802 Houston. Tex., one of Harrison’s The American Red Cros will be sponsoring a blood The Weinstein Mortuary, Hart- memo to Town Manager Richard David J. Curran of Cheshire, and Aug. 4. The hot noon meal is listed first and the cool along, with 55 percent of the of the 1,056 commercial and twin daughters, told those who drive on Monday from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Army Navy a brother, Frank Wernikoff in ford, is in charge of J. Sartor. Robert E. Curran of West Hart­ evening meal is listed second; property inspections completed. industrial properties. Bekech gathered to pay their respects Club. 1090 Main St. For more information, call Massachusetts; and five grand- arrangements. The state Department of Trans­ iC.A.S.T. INC. presents: Town Assessor Michael A. Be- said. They have achieved a 100 Thursday. 643-5111. portation’s annual inspection a Monday: Chicken quarter with gravy, plain rice, kech said today. percent rate of entry on those 802 Rashid said her father loved to couple of weeks ago revealed that carrots; chicken sandwich, fruit, milk. Appraisers for KVS Systems of properties, the report said. write letters and she read part of : An Adaptation of » the parapet on the western side of Bear Mountain trip set CoUege Notes Tuesday: Lasagna, zucchini; egg salad sand­ Amherst, N.Y., the company Bekech said there have been no a letter he had recently sent her. wich, fruit, milk. conducting the revaluation, are major problems with the revalua­ In it he told her what counted the bridge is deteriorating and * "Annie, Get Your Gun" * Hebron senior citizens are invited to travel to . Wednesday: Boneless pork loin with gravy, conducting interior and exterior tion, a far cry from the 1987 most in life — “ not wealth or probably could not withstand the Hudson River Valley in New York on Aug. 23. Graduates from Lowell She is a 1985 graduate of East Catholic High whipped potato, wax beans; turkey sandwich, fruit, inspections of residential, indus­ in-house revaluation, which was power but humanity. impact of a vehicle. Engineering J Thursday, August 3,1989 - 1 ;30 p.m. J The tour will stop at Bear Mountain State Park. School. Her undergraduate activities at Boston milk. trial and commercial properties scrapped after numerous prop­ “ Great athletes are revealed to Services Director William Ca- Bear Mountain Inn, Hessian Lake, and a guided tour James P. Sheehy, son of Russell and Theresa College included being a member of Sigma Theta Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, baked potato, to determine values fortheOct. 1, erty owners appealed their as­ have clay feet and outstanding mosci said today. J Friday, August 4,1989-7:30 p.m. J of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Also, Curtiss of 21 Constance Drive, received a bachelor Tau Honor Society of Nursing. cauliflower; chicken salad sandwich, fruit, milk. 1990 Grand List. sessments and problems with financiers have gone astray, but The parapet is made of clay tile lunch will be at the Bear Mountain Inn. of science degree in elec.trical engineering recently She is working as a registered nurse at Friday: Baked whitefish with newburg sauce, They have completed exterior computer software were (humanity) will still hopefully that is plastered over. The tile has Cost of the trip is $38. The trip includes from the University of Lowell, Lowell, Mass. Manchester Memorial Hospital. boiled potato, spinach; tuna salad sandwich, fruit, inspections of 8,055 residential revealed. shape a better world,” Harrison extensive deterioration, Lozis J Saturday, August 5,1989 - 7:30 p.m. J motorcoach transportation, lunch, and gratuities. He was a member of the Eta Kappa Nu Electrical milk. properties and 6,009 interior The town Board of Directors wrote. said in his memo. Structural steel Lunch choices include sirloin of beef, filet of sole, or Engineering Honor Society and the Tau Beta Pi On Bryant dean’s list inspections, according to a report voted last September to hire KVS i BUCKLEY SCHOOL t breaded chicken breast. Engineering Honor Society at the University of from the Assessor’s office pre­ for $846,000. 4- 250 Vernon St., Manchester, CT 06040 ^ Departure is at 7:30 a.m. from the Route 66 Lowell. His minor was in math. He plans to work as The following Manchester residents were named pared for the Board of Directors. 4- to the dean’s list at Bryant College in Smithfield, Thouglits The total number of residential commuter lot in Hebron. The bus will return at an electronics engineer at Naval Underwater DON’T MISS THIS 4- Donation: Adults $4.00 about 7:30 p.m. Systems in New London. Rhode Island for the spring semester; properties to be inspected is Reservations must be made by Monday at the Kevin Molloy, 24 Starkweather St., a sophomore 15.444. J Children 12 & under & Town Office Building, or by mailing a check and accounting major; Jason Norris, 18 Lookout Inin ‘»“.estioned about his own importance. That adds up to a rate of entry FRIDAY EVENING registration to the Town Office, 15 Gilead St. 06248. Sulick awarded BA degree Mountain Drive, sophomore economics major; hfm cJf pointed to someone other than of 74.6 percent, which means i Senior Citizens $2.00 Rachel Odell, 24 Laurel Place, sophomore market­ ^ with water,” John replied, “but appraisers have gotten into those Antique Show and Sale Checks made payable to Hebron Travel Account. John D. Sulick/ son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. ing major; Michael Robison, 218 Ralph Road, ® •'"“ w. He is the one residences on the first try, * Ticket Info Call 649-7201 Sulick of Manchester, was recently awarded a July 2 8 , 6 -lO P M sophomore accounting major. whose sandals I without having to set up an Tolland Agricultural Center bachelor of arts degree in English at Boston College Also, Kimberly Scoville, 66 Harlan St., senior am not worthy to untie.” appointment. Bekech said. J 649-9758 in Boston. Rte. 30, Vernon, CT finance major; Cynthia Tarbell, 3 French Road, thi°wn fame. John “That is actually far better HERBERT W. REIHER, M.D. Lottery He is a 1984 graduate of East Catholic High School sophomore business communications major; and the Baptist freely confessed who he was not. " I am than the average,” Bekech said. Show held Inside or anmwncM the opening of Ms office for the p r e c ^ of Inlemal meddne, and a 1985 graduate of Avon Old Farms School. His Susan Wheeler, 47 Hillside St., senior management "We’ve (gotten) an excellent outside rain or shine. Or. Reiher received his M.D. degree from the University of Connecticut ;Ty7o^Ter*rd"?’’" ‘-akestraight minor was in marketing. major. reception from the public.” Res. 875-3456 or School of Medicine In 1985. He completed his Internship and residency at St. Francis Hospital from 1985-88 and was appointed chief resident in Winning numbers drawn Thursday in New Coventry residents named were: Frances An- i n S i III! witnessed to those needing KVS representatives visit 6 4 9 -7 0 6 9 . England: dreuk, 90 Barnsbee Lane, a junior business medicine at St. Francis from 1988-89. He Is board-certified In Internal wnn17nh! "message of the ChHst, who medicine. Dr. Relher'a office adjoins OR. KAREN DEVASSY'S practice, Connecticut daily: 650. Play Four: 0905. Awarded nursing degree would change their lives forever. communications major; and Judith Doughty, 518 with whom he has worked during residency training and with whom he Massachusetts daily: 9474. Tracey E. McConville, daughter of Rita E. 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rate increases NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Approved was a proposal to Some cited the resignation as many of those, so I am told.” all-male Elks organization voted eliminate the Elks’ “ blackball” from the Jonesboro, Ark., chap­ Admitting women would not Thursday to remain all-male but rule. That policy allowed any ter of a federal judicial nominee necessarily stop a decline in offer to take over Public Service, By Michael Mokrzyeki approved a proposal that could three members of an Elks lodge whose opponents criticized the membership, he said. but not its 36 percent Seabrook The Associated Press make it easier for non-white men to reject, or “ blackball,” a Elks as racist and sexist. The “ It’s a fact that we don’t see too share. NU valued that bid at $1.2 to join the fraternal order. prospective member. Some said nominee, Stephen Reasoner, be­ many of our members standing in CONCORD, N.H. - A Connecti­ billion cash, plus $800 million in the rule made it difficult for came a federal judge last year line to join those ladies’ organiza­ cut utility’s new, $1.9 billion bid equity for the Seabrook share, Votes on the proposals were blacks to join the Elks. despite the criticism. tions either.” U for Public Service Company of which would have been spun off made during a closed business Under the new policy, a two- Dapelo said there should be no “ All fraternal organizations do New Hampshire — now including into a separate company owned meeting on the final day of the thirds majority of a lodge’s reason for men in the public eye to not admit women. If they did they its lead share of the Seabrook by Public Service’s unsecured Benevolent and Protective Order membership could approve a new worry about their membership in would no longer be fraternal nuclear power plant — won creditors. of Elks 125th annual convention. member. a fraternal organization such as organizations. Some service or­ ■x\ conditional approval from state “ But we hit one major roadb­ Members voted by raising their An estimated 12,000 people Elks. ganizations such as the Kiwanis officials but got a cool reception lock — creditors were simply hands and an exact count wasn’t attended the convention. He also said that sexism was did admit women a few years 4 - M 1 ■'*k ^ > from some key creditors. uninterested in owning Sea­ made, said Donald Dapelo, the Member of the Elks donate not behind the rejection of female ago,” said Nicholas M. Saines, Gov. Judd Gregg, who dis­ brook,” NU’s chairman, William newly installed Grand Exalted their time and money to every­ membership in the Elks. public relations director for the closed the deal with NU on Ellis, said in a separate news Ruler. thing from rodeos to pancake “ I think perhaps it could also be Elks. Thursday, acknowledged that it conference in Concord shortly “ I wouldn’t say it was close, not breakfasts, and local chapters considered that the Elks are In 1987, a St. George, Utah, would require new legislation. after Gregg’s. \' at all,” Dapelo said of the vote run such projects as providing interested in protecting the rights woman who was rejected for Elks But he and NU officials main­ NU now owns 4 percent of against admitting women. “ I’d college scholarships and funding of women to have their own membership filed a sex discrimi­ tained that it would not circum­ Seabrook, and Ellis said NU say it was overwhelmingly hot-lunch programs for senior organization just like we have,” nation lawsuit, which still is vent the state law against officials “ had to think long and V defeated.” citizens. Dapelo said. “ And there are twice pending. charges for utility construction hard” about proposing to become work in progress. the lead owner. The new proposal by the Berlin, “ Seabrook is not operating. M Conn.-based NU, New England’s Although we believe it will reach Atlantic City corruption is charged Patrick Flynn/Manche«t*r Harald largest utility, calls for rate commercial operation, there is still a certain amount of risk.” increases of 5.5 percent a year for date after his predecessor was Perretti Jr. said none of the found guilty in an influence­ WORK OF ART — Jason Fiedler, left, of 208 Saddle Hill are working for the town Water Department for the Ellis said. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (A P) - seven years if Seabrook operates implicated in an influence­ investigations involved the ca­ peddling scheme involving Road, and Mark Foley, of 128 Hollister St., paint a hydrant summer. Robert Busch, NU’s chief finan­ The seaside resort that once commercially, with another 1.1 peddling scandal and lost a recall sino industry. casino-zoned land, and and was at the corner of Main and Haynes streets Thursday. Both percent a year for five of those cial officer, predicted Seabrook m i looked to Mayor James L. Usry to end a legacy of corruption has election. The mayor said nothing in court sentenced to a 15-year prison Y will start commercial operation seven years if the reactor never The 67-year-old Republican during a bail hearing. Usry and term for extortion. runs and power must be bought next May. The $6.1 billion plant seen him and 13 others charged in conspiracies that include bribes, mayor is charged with bribery, the other city officials were Usry was swept into office with elsewhere. was completed three years ago help from disgruntled white vo­ illegal gifts and extortion. conspiracy, official misconduct released on their own Gregg described the rate in­ but still lacks a commercial ters and the city’s targe black Gaming board skeptical of projections The City Council president and and accepting unlawful gifts. recognizance. creases as about the same as the license because of evacuation­ A criminal complaint against Attorneys from the state Div­ population. He was considered an planning obstacles. . > zoning board chairman also were expected rate of inflation. He said the 14 people alleged five overlap­ ision of Criminal Justice are ally of Gov. Thomas H. Kean. Bv Judd Everhart Revenue, stood by the numbers head. ings in the two daily lotteries, a among those arrested on corrup­ the state reserves the right to Ellis said NU proposes taking ping conspiracies, including an expected to present a case to a According to the attorney gen­ The Associated Press but acknowledged ‘‘we are being Acayan also noted that his move designed to generate an over management of Seabrook tion charges Thursday after an take a better offer if one is made i. V W all attempt to gain control of a state grand jury within several eral, the arrests resulted from an optimistic for this current fiscal estimate was $20 million below additional $10 million in sales and eight-month state investigation. to settle the 18-month-old Public once the plant gets a commercial lucrative Boardwalk electric cart weeks. Usry and the others do not investigation that began in No­ NEWINGTON — Members of year.” that used by Gov. William A. more than $4 million in revenues. A 14th person has not yet been Service bankruptcy reorganiza­ license. He predicted that pros­ business and a gift shop franchise have to forfeit their public offices vember, prompted by a com­ the state Gaming Policy Board His office expects that state- O'Neill to help balance the 1989-90 Also, in October, changes are CASTS BALLOT — Hashemi Rafsanjani votes today in arrested. tion. the first involving a big pect would strengthen Seabrook’s at the Atlantic City International on the basis of a criminal plaint by Atlantic City business­ may think that estimates of how run gaming will generate $283.7 budget and about $10 million less planned in the twice-a-week Lotto Iran's presidential election. Rafsanjani, the expected “ We’ ve been the laughingstock investor-owned power company chance of getting licensed be­ Airport. The carts are used by complaint, Perretti said. man Albert Black. Black said much the state can expect from million in revenues for the state in than the estimate adopted by the game designed to make it more of the country for a long time,” since the Depression. cause NU already successfully winner, has already begun putting together a cabinet. tourists to travel the Boardwalk. In a search of Usry’s home on some city officials had demanded lotteries and other legal gam­ the year that began July 1. General Assembly, difficult win, making jackpots said Republican Assemblywo­ New England Electric System operates four of New England’s State police Superintendent Thursday, police confiscated a bribe from him to get a business bling are too rosy, but the head of That compares with the $260.7 Board Chairman Bruce D. roll up more quickly. Higher man Dolores Cooper, who lost the of Westborough, Mass., which, eight nuclear power reactors. Col. Clinton L. Pagano said the $6,000 in cash, alleged to be proposal approved by the zoning the office that made the estimates million brought in in 1988-89, Cowen said the board would ‘‘stay jackpots are expected to attract last non-partisan mayoral elec­ like NU, made a bid for Public Public Service spokesman Ni­ complaints “ charge that the conspiracy money, Pagano said. board. calls them ‘‘realistic, which was $7 million less than tuned” for Acayan’s monthly more players, generating more tion to Usry. “ This sets us back Service’s non-Seabrook assets cholas Ashooh said the utility had Rafsanjani begins regulation of economic activity in Usry is in his second term as The initial investigation in­ attainable.” Acayan’s office had projected. reports and said the board could money for the state. another decade.” earlier this year, said in a not seen the offer and could not Atlantic City, as administered by mayor. He won his first term on volved bribery and influence "Tm a little bit concerned do little more than wish Acayan Usry, president of the National statement Thursday it likely will comment on it. But he said those arrested, has been up for May 13, 1984. His predecessor, peddling by some members of the On Thursday, all th ree about being optimistic” in light of luck. Currently, a player chooses six Conference of Black Mayors, was make a new offer and better the Bankruptcy Court approval of the sale.” Michael Matthews, was ousted in City Council and zoning board, members of the board expressed the 1988-89 revenues, said gaming Acayan blamed most of last numbers from a “field” of elected Atlantic City mayor five new NU bid. Gregg said he NU offer “is by no means a forming a cabinet State Attorney General Peter a recall election. Matthews was officials said. concern about the estimate by board member Roland H. Lange year's shortfall on flagging lot­ numbers from 1 to 40. The field expects that offer by mid-August. foregone conclusion.” years ago as a reformist candi­ Albert S. Acayan on lotteries, jai after Acayan presented his tery revenues, which he said were will be increased to 44 numbers in Gregg said he wasn’t happy Gary Hindes, chairman of The alai. dog racing and off-track report. $5.3 million less than had been October, more than doubling the about the size of NU ’s proposed Delaware Bay Company Inc., Bv Alex Eftv crease the president’s powers — betting. ‘‘We missed (the estimate) by predicted. odds of picking the six correct rate increases, but he expects an which represents holders of more The Associated Press as camera crews from Iran’s Acayan. the chief of adminis­ $7 million,” said board member This year, he noted, the agency numbers, from 1 in 3 million to alternative rate proposal by an than $200 million of $885 million in state-run television network Vietnam recalled with trading cards tration in the Division of Special Nelson C.L. Brown, shaking his has begun to hold Sunday draw­ about 1 in 7 million. independent examiner in the Public Service unsecured debt, TEHRAN, Iran — Hashemi Raf­ filmed. a card, presidents Lyndon John­ reorganization to gain ground in said the new NU offer is an sanjani, all but assured of victory “ I'm happy to see the people NEW YORK (A P) - This pack major incidents, major players — children 8 to 14, although many son and John F. Kennedy each U.S. Bankruptcy Court next improvement on the company’s in today’s presidential election, voting, and this proves that the of cards doesn’t come with a stick it wouid stir up conversation,” have since been scooped up by have their own. week. previous bid but still is not has begun forming a cabinet that revolution is strong. But I ‘m of gum. And the “ V IE TN A M ” said Frisella, whose Dart Flip- collectors, he said. They do have one thing in Lawyer could return to face charges Gregg said he acted “ to fore­ enough. includes economists and techno­ sorry the imam is no longer with emblazoned in red across its cards Inc. produced the set. The cards are 2-by-4 inches; common with baseball cards: stall the acceptance by the crats to help guide this troubled us,” Rafsanjani said. Khomeini wrapper is a clear sign it won’t “ It’s struck a real nerve with they come a half-dozen to a pack, “ I think the plan is not going to The back is filled with informa­ Bankruptcy Court” of the exa­ fly unless they sweeten the deal nation into the post-Khomeini was referred to as the imam, a hold Dwight Gooden or Jose collectors.” wrapped like baseball cards but PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) - A with being a fugitive from justice. She told police she had not seen committee documents and was tion — not RBIs and home runs, miner’s report, which he said for unsecured creditors,” Hindes era, sources say. Moslem term for religious leader. Canseco. Frisella didn’t produce the without the gum. The complete New Britain. Conn., attorney, He faces several charges of her husband since he left for forced to move to government- but details about whatever’s on “ will almost certainly promote a said by telephone from New Only a few dozen people were to About 100 Revolutionary Inside are “Vietnam Fact cards as a joke or a novelty; set costs $8.50. Frisella and who disappeared in September, first-degree larceny in Tampa, Fla. Sept. 20 on a subsidized housing following the the front. The cards begin in 1945 rate plan acceptable to PSNH York. Under bankruptcy law, be seen at polling stations in Guards and local residents Cards,” part of a 66-card set instead, he said from his Quebec partner Stewart Sergeant, who may soon return to Connecticut to Connecticut, business trip. loss of the money. and run through 1975. investors, but which gouges New “ all you need is one-third of Tehran after they opened at 7 chanted “ God is great” and developed by Canadian collector home, he hoped they would be developed the idea about 2'/i face allegations that he swindled He was being held without bond The attorney’s second wife, Lewandowski said she had “ We had about 400 source books Hampshire consumers.” unsecured creditors to shoot it a.m. Streets filled later as thou­ cheered the turbanned Rafsan­ Dino Frisella, making it possible used as an educational tool to years ago, printed more than more than $1 million from clients, at the Correction Corp. of Am er­ Lynn Buzanoski, who lives in a hired Buzanoski to write a will and hundreds of hours of tape we In January. NU announced an down,” Hindes said. sands of people headed for the jani, a middle-ranking cleric, as to swap two Khe Sanhs for a Ho teach youngsters about Vietnam. 45,000 sets. authorities said. ica, a private prison in Panama Tampa suburb, told police she and that he mentioned the invest­ Tehran University campus for he cast his votes. Chi Minh Trail or flip Richard "W e know it's impossible to tell The front of most cards feature went through, pulling out facts City, said Officer Max Gauthier. was supposed to meet Buzanoski ment after seeing her financial weekly Moslem prayer session Prosecutor-General Moham­ Nixon and LBJ cards. the story of Vietnam on the back color depictions of different Viet­ and figures,” said Friseila. William M. Buzanoski, 44, was Gauthier said Buzanoski had on Sept. 22. The meeting did not records. and to vote at polling stations mad Musavi Khoeniha, who led "The time to make a decision of 66 cards, but the only way you’ll nam events: The Battle of Xuan One of his greatest fears was arrested by two investigators signed papers waiving extradi­ take place, police said. there. the crowds that stormed the U.S. on whether the war was right or start to know about it is if you can Loc or The Ho Chi Minh Trail. Or angering Vietnam vets who from the Florida State’s Attor­ tion to Connecticut Thursday in The Statewide Grievance Com­ A New Britain couple, Jan and Polls weretocloseat5p.m., but Embassy in Tehran in November wrong is iong past. We thought if read about it,” said Frisella. they depict key figures of the era: might see the cards as trivializing mittee decided in May that NEED SOME EXTRA the war. ney’s office around 4 p.m. Wed­ Dade County Court. Jadwiga Kaluza, lost $85,000 officials said they may allow 1979, also voted at Khomeini's we just stuck with the facts — The cards were targeted for Nixon and Henry Kissinger share nesday as he stepped out of his Connecticut Chief State’s Attor­ Buzanoski should be brought through a similar scheme, au­ ballots to be cast until midnight. house with other senior Iranian car, according to news reports. ney John J. Kelly was out of town before a Superior Court judge for thorities said. Rafsanjani voted at a special religious and political figures. “ He acted like he was some­ and could not be reached for discipline, including possible Another complaint came from SPENDING MONEY!! booth in the courtyard of the what surprised, but there was no comment Thursday night on disbarment. Mary Aduskevich of Middletown modest residence that belonged There was no word when resistance,” said Joseph Coram, when Buzanoski would be re­ The committee’s decision came who said she lost almost $40,000 to results will be announced. The SONSHINE to the late Ayatollah Ruhollah an investigator with the Florida turned to Connecticut. after hearings during which Buzanoski. She told the commit­ Newspaper routes available Khomeini in the north Tehran government did not say how State’s Attorney’s office. Dozens of complaints from Buzanoski’s former clients detail tee that in a real estate transac­ in your area... suburb of Jamaran. many eligible voters there are, o // Buzanoski, who left behind two clients led investigators to file bogus investment schemes. tion, Buzanoski forged a check Rafsanjani cast two votes in but the number was estimated at DAY CARE CENTER first-degree larceny charges Josephine Lewandowski of made out to Aduskevich and her wives when he disappeared, had separate boxes — one for the 25 million — about half the O ff a u n ! been living in Florida under his against Buzanoski and discover New Britain told the committee husband. Earn money and prizes by presidential ballot, the other for a population — during parliamen­ own name since April and work­ that he apparently had wives in that Buzanoski had convinced her Seven more complaints against referendum on whether to in­ tary elections last year. 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Exxon clarification sought Showdown over bailout expected Report says Bloch took payments WASHINGTON (AP) - Exxon The memo also said current Clyde Lusk of the U.S. Coast By Ruth Slnol motives or to give details on any money,” the Times said. The FBI Austria Helene Von Damm, who executives and the U.S. Coast activity to clean oil from an Guard: William Stevens, presi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats and junk bonds. The Associated Press Republicans are heading for a showdown on the The bill would enact the most sweeping spying activities, the Times said. also got permission to search his has been publicly critical of Guard are being asked to clear up estimated 700 miles of shoreline dent of Exxon USA; arid Alaska Three administration sources Bloch, was among those who J Senate floor over a compromise landmark restructuring of the regulatory bureaucracy home but found nothing incrimi­ a growing mystery over whether along southern Alaska resulting environmental officials. familiar with the Bloch case said nating, the paper said. recommended the raises, said the Exxon will resume its oil cleanup from the Exxon Valdez spill will savings and loan bailout bill that would balloon since the 1930s. It would dismantle the S&L The Coast Guard has overall the federal budget deficit. WASHINGTON - The U.S. in Washington Thursday night Government sources say Bloch official. in Alaska next spring. stop Sept. 15 because of oncoming federal authority over the clea­ agency, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, diplomat suspected of spying for A House-Senate conference committee, finish­ dividing its duties between an office in the that they had not been told of such was videotaped in Paris handing After 30 years with the State Concern about Exxon's plans cold weather. nup effort and subcommittee the Soviet Union told the FBI he admissions. Department, Bloch reached one arose this week after disclosure Among the witnesses sum­ ing its work with two marathon sessions lasting Treasury Department and the Federal Deposit a briefcase to a Soviet agent members are looking for an late into the evening, decided Thursday night to worked with the Soviets for But a congressional source told earlier this year. The contents of of the most senior gradings in the of an internal company memo­ moned to testify today before the assurance that it will force Exxon Insurance Corp., now solely a bank regulator. . ‘ many years” and was paid “a reject Bush’s complex plan to exclude $50 billion The conferees decided to defy Bush on his The Associated Press the FBI the briefcase remain unknown. foreign service and makes about randum that implied Exxon will House Interior subcommittee on to pursue the cleanup into 1990 if ■ lot of money,” The New York believes Bloch was recruited by $80,000 annually, officials said. not commit itself to further water, power and offshore energy in rescue spending from the deficit. funding proposal. In Moscow, Foreign Ministry necessary. The agreement sends the legislation to the full • Times reported today. the KGB, the Soviet intelligence spokesman Gennady I. Gera­ Merit raises in the Senior cleanup efforts next spring. resources were Vice Admiral Most environmentalists believe The administration argued that the Demo­ Meanwhile, officials in Wa­ House and Senate for votes next week. However, cratic plan, which inflates the budget deficit but service, while he was serving at simov denied any Soviet connec­ Foreign Service are sometimes Charming, Garrison Colonial with front to back living room, the cleanup will be far from the Bush administration has raised objections shington disclosed Thursday that the U.S. Embassy in East Berlin tion with Bloch. Gerasimov said given to diplomats who are 1st floor family room with fireplace and bookcases, large completed by mid-September, exempts it from triggering automatic spending Felix S. Bloch received State and senators warned that Republicans could cuts under the Gramm-Rudman law, will inspire 14 years ago. Thursday he made inquiries eligible for more senior postings master bedroom with fireplace, formal dining room, NO DOWN PAYMENT? although Exxon officials have block the plan in the Senate. • Department merit raises of more The Times said the FBI had about Bloch’s activities. “The but cannot get them because of a said they continue to expect to a congressional spending spree on other than $13,000 while he was the No. 2 finished lower level with family room & possible 4th u Nearly six months ago. Bush asked Congress programs. received information that promp­ name of Bloch was not familiar. shortage of vacant slots. “stabilize” the contaminated .officer in the American embassy ted major interest in a recent trip We have no connection with Bloch continues to draw his bedroom, screened porch, country kitchen w/brick for emergency action to close or rescue hundreds Democrats, however, say their plan allows the accentes. Corner wooded lots w/split rail fence. $252,375. areas by that time. of failed, but still-operating, savings institutions. in Vienna. Bloch was making to Europe and him,” he said. paycheck and benefits, although Exxon said earlier this week it government to borrow the needed S&L money at The raises are given to diplo­ Under the compromise, the government’s a lower cost and is a more honest way to account planned a surveillance operation. Bloch’s merit raises included his diplomatic passport and cre­ AnxnilxT(^tl»- expects the cost of the cleanup largest-ever bailout would involve spending $166 mats whose work is "well above The agency notified foreign an increase of $4,500 for fiscal dentials have been revoked, the Si’.usliiLUuiJ Net\Mirk iPl! Expect the best.™ ^ for the spending. .average,” said a U.S. official who from the March 24 tanker spill in billion, including interest, over the next 10 years The five-member Senate delegation had been intelligence services and con­ 1983-84, $4,000 for 1984-85 and department says. coLoujeu. Prince William Sound to soar to — the vast majority of it from taxpayers. ;spoke on condition of anonymity. gressional committees, and $4,800 for 1985-86, said an official Agents are engaged in what is South Windsor as much as $1.25 billion making it split 3-2 in favor of the Bush plan, with Sen. Alan B A N K I B R a 6 4 4 -4 7 0 1 The bill includes a number of provisions to Cranston, D-Calif., joining the two Republicans 'The Times quoted an unnamed somehow the information got out, who spoke on condition of expected to be a lengthy search 1724 Ellington Road likely the most expensive indus­ prevent a recurrence of what analysts call the ’Official as saying Bloch made the the paper said. As previously anonymity. for the specific evidence that MKAS. ■•revs AMERICA S U^RCEST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY trial accident in U.S. history. on the panel. worst financial crisis since the Depression. But, after 5‘/4 hours of debate and the House admission during his only inter­ reported, U.S. eavesdropping But Bloch’s raise was the would be required to charge The cleanup of the many miles It requires S&L owners to risk more of their rejection of a Senate compromise offer, Cranston view with the FBI on June 22, the picked up a Soviet agent telling lowest of three merit pay grades Bloch under the Espionage Act, of shoreline has become much own capital to absorb losses before government shifted his position and joined Sens. Donald W. day he was placed on administra­ Bloch, "A bad virus is going in the Senior Foreign Service, including what secrets, if any, more difficult than many had deposit insurance kicks in. S&Ls would have to Riegle Jr., D-Mich., and Paul Sarbanes, D-Md., tive leave from his State Depart­ around and we believe you are with the highest reaching about were compromised. anticipated, as areas of beaches devote more of their assets to financing housing in accepting the House plan. ment job. He has not been now infected.” $9,000 a year, the official said. An FBI team has arrived in have been partially swept of oil by and disclose how well they serve minorities and Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., chided his fellow charged with any crime but The FBI interviewed Bloch, The pay increases were given Vienna to assist in the investiga­ streams of high-pressure heated the poor. They also would be prevented from conferees for effectively postponing the difficult remains under heavy FBI who told agents he had worked to Bloch while he was in Vienna, tion there, according to Friday’s surveillance. with the KGB for "many years” where he was posted from 1980 to editions of the Neue Kronen EQUAL HOUSING water only to become soiled by oil using deposits to invest in high-yield, high-risk question. OPPORTUNITY $143,900 days later. Bloch refused to discuss his and that they “paid me a lot of 1987. Former U.S. ambassador to Zeitung. REALTOR® Owner will assist qualified buyer with down payment financing on this six room in the Greater Colonial located in Manchester, CT. Y Manchester Area Call 646-2796 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES > - REALTY WORLD^ (203) 646-7709 73 W ttt Canter Straai A. Banolt/Frachatta Attoclalat Manchaatar, CT 06040 BEST BUY IN TOWN — Huge MBR, View RE.M AX east or the river / > i i T 4.86 ACRES OF PRIVACY surround this REAL ESTATC 297 F,r;l Center SIrcet M.in' t esier CI0G040 d 4 7 “ 1 4 1 9 Newer Contemporary home. Cedar Sid­ of Lake from large living room, and extra Realty Co. ing, 2 Full Baths, JaccuzzI Tub In Master large dining room. Enclosed porch, 3 985 Main St ^ Bath. Large Country Kitchen to over­ bedrooms. 1'A baths, garage. COVEN­ sized deck. Custom window treatments, TRY. REDUCED FROM $146,900 TO ^ 647-8000 ^ corner fireplace. Cathedral Ceilings, $132,600. 646-5200 Lori Flano ”7' v n ' Dick Kearnt' located near Bolton town line. AN­ CHFA-FHA Connie LIscomb NEW LISTING DOVER. $239,900. Oversized four bedroom colonial — Condo’s front to back family room — large •VV'-- HEAT! INSIDE AND OUT! screened porch — large corner lot VERNON $78,500 — a delight to see — Call and ask for GREAT BUVI $86,900 Owner wants quick sale on this 3 bed­ Great opportunity for CHFA-FHA first time buyer. Nice ranch Alex. Lovely 2 bedroom first floor condo with room 1 owner ranch. Open kltchen- stylS in country setting. kitchen completely redone — New dlnlng area, full walkout basement with cabinets, counter and vinyl floor. wood stove. Conveniently located on REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - Back SOUTH WINDSOR $80,000 Spacious closets, large llvingroom with FENCED IN YARD surrounds this on Market, BRAND NEW. 3BRs, 2 full almost 5 wooded acres. Natural Cedar sided 3 br Cape, with baths, 2 car garage, 2 acres of land, vinyl Really nice condo with patio, sunken living room, pool & tennis. “L" Dining Room. One car garage. New dining foom, large kitchen with walk-ln siding. Immediate occupancy, vinyl siding. Convenient to shopping, pantry, screened front porch, mud room, CARRIAGE HOUSE CONDO COVENTRY, $159,900. VERNON $84,500 buslines and highway. Washer/dryer New to the market — Extra large frult/wine cellar, rec room In bsmt., included. one bedroom In pleasant small garage, newer roof, more, VERNON. CHFA-FHA approved 4 room ranch style. Pool. $146,500 complex — Plenty of room and storage space. Call and ask for THIS LOVED 1 YR OLD 3 BR Ranch alts OWNERS TRANSFERRED OUT OF COVENTRY $212,000 MANCHESTER $112,000 STATE — Well kept L-Ranch, 6 large Brand new 7 room hip roofed ranch In %Alex. on a Vt acre lot with private backyard, CHFA-FHA approved 2 bedroom, 1'/4 bath. $164,9DD master BR with full bath la separate from rooma, front and rear porches, sliders to country setting. Features 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER the childrens Bra. vinyl siding, 200 amp 10x21 deck, custom remodeled kitchen 2 baths, beautifully crafted fielded fire­ Well maintained 6-*- room Cape. New oversized updated kitchen & A CUT ABOVE! $209,900 service, you couldn't build It for the with ash cabinets, Corlan countertops. place and much more. Located on a MANCHESTER $112,000 Beautiful 1700 square foot contempo­ price, Comparelll NORTH COVENTRY, Jenn-alr, lovely landscaped yard. Extremely nice 5 room, patio, porch, full basement, bathroom. Vinyl siding & thermo windows. Easy commute to rary 3-4 bedroom Raised Ranch with ANDOVER. $165,000. lightly wooded 1 acre lot bordered by $149,750. stone walls. Call todayl central air, carport. Hartford. enclosed porch overlooking private Large Deep Country Lot yard with Inground pool. Fireplace In Duplex with lots of charm — 5/5 647-8120 family room. Open floor plan — great with owners side a real beauty — home for entertaining. 2 car attached new wall to wall carpeting — two •PHILIPS garage and walkout basement. ffl mis REAL ESTATE PRIVATE LAND MORTGAGES AVAILABLE THRU DEVELOPER! baths and much more potential. 6% land loans on approved building lots in (203) 646-7709 Call and ask for Alex. 3466 D Main St., Coventry 742-1450 Hebron and Coventry! <

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Features |(X)xl'U) lot. built in 1973. picture pierfect 3 bedroom acre lot, deck, satellte MANCHESTER *134.900 MANCHESTER *147.500' 168 Main Street, Manchestter Claesic Colonial. Reduced dish, 2 full baths, large NEW LISTINQI Well cared for 6 Victorian Colonial with aluminum to $186,500 and listening. family room with wood room Cape. 3 bedrooms, fireplaced siding, and charm of yesteryear. 3 Today! Attractive and Immaculate stove. Excellent in law living room, hardwood floors. Fully bedrooms. 2 baths, family room and Interior. Large lot for great posBiblllty. Free cord of appllanced. Oversized garage. large foyer. Possible 2 family. M: outdoor living. Screened wood to buyer. Diane Susan Donahue MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4000 porch to catch the breezes. Comollo 647-1419 eve. MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 Call and ask for Barbara. 646-0891. BOLTON WARONOKE ROAD Surrounded by over an acre ot trees this 7 Prestigious Cape located at the top of the hill. ★ New Listing Priced to Sell! 2 bedroom room, 2 bath home with garage/workshop Is MUST BE SEENI Don’t waltl Make your move available for salel condo — small complex $113,500. nowl Priced to Sell ★ Historic Restoration — Monument Hill ^NII YOU WON’T BELIEVE Lovely, one owner, four in Coventry — large home — small ■WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” OLDIE BUT GOODIE!!! room home. Beautiful OriEinal owners have beautifully maintained this YOUR EYES!!! corner lot, maintenance price $169,900. MANCHESTER *108.500 eharniiiiE 7 rm. Cape Cod on Tanner St. in Manchester This brick C^pe Cod on Keeney St. in Manchester is free exterior. Priced to sell MANCHESTER *164.000 lO U A l N O v s a is Lovingly maintained aluminum Spacious aluminum sided Colonial OFFOStUNttf •1 bdrms 15 baths, first floor family room, formal very deceiving from the outside! 7 rooms, 3 bdrms, a at $122,500. Call Anno C. ★ Manchester Family Home with a with 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, aided Colonial on quiet street. 3 diniiiK rm with built in china cabinet, hw floors fabulous 25x14 1st fir. family room overlooks private Doromua, 647-1419 or heart — Classy Colonial on Stephen St. fireplaced living room, family room Blanchard & Rossetto eves 646-4611. bedrooms, 2'4 baths, first floor ItiUtr throuEhoul! Short walk to BOWERS School. Built in rear yard, fully dormered offering 2 enormous bdrms laundry. Attractively landscaped off kitchen, 2 car garage. Deck and upstairs and room to add 2nd bath. PRICED RIGHT AT $167,500. Call Ron Fournier 647-1419 CNIZ6M niOIBlNl 1941! $147,900. private lot. Susan Donahue pool. RFAL ESTATE 646-2482 $137,500. eves. 649-3087 MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4000 Free Tag Sale Signs — Call the Office. MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 “V ----- REALTY WORLD^ FOR SALE or RENT WITH OPTION (203) 640-770$ 73 We«t Center Street Kiernan Realty Benolt/Frechette Aeeoclatee Mencheeter, CT 06040 D.W.FISH ^ 294 Main St., Manchester M fCGETHCmiS ■ ■ ■ Commercial-Investment Co ® 649-1147 ^1 / COLUMBIA LAKE 2 waterfront cottages on large private lot. MANCHESTER $209,000 MOVE-IN CONDITION Owner anxious to settle state. $250,000. OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER $169,900 TWO FAMILY SUNDAY, JULY 30TH — 1-4 P.M. Private treed yard with a beautiful stone MANCHESTER $189,900 29 MARBLE STREET wall Is the setting for this lovely ranch Clean two story home. Each unit has eat-ln kitchen, 2 ASHFORD REDUCEOII Immaculate 2-famlly located home. Two fireplaces, hardwood floors, br’a, L.R. and D.R. GOOD RENTAL INCOME. Sale or Lease. 2-year old strip mall on Rt. on quiet dead-end street. This unique home fully appllanced. two car garage, 1 /4 141. Situated on large tract. Expansion features 4 bedrooms; 2.5 batha; central a/o, ceramic tiled baths AND MUHbi HOTTUB; and 2-car garagell Owner possible. Excellent owner/occupant down-payment assistance avallablel Dir; / ^ investment. $840,000. North Main St. to Marble St. 9 ASHFORD d l > ' M Cafe and Sports Bar on busy Rt. 44.1.7 acres D.W.FISH MANCHESTER rUL REALTY COMPANY makes expansion possible. Area need for MANCHESTER catering service, family restaurant or XI iiotinr, immaculate 6 room townhouae at Southfield Green. NOW ONLY $135,000 (or theis brand new, huge, exciting, 7-room, 1600 eq tt. ^ fiuinn loom and dining area, kitchen with family room, 2’/4 Contemporary Townhoueee. Cathedral cellinga, Anderean wlndowa, lull baaamante, reataurant/motel. $340,000. 2x6 construction, lamlly room. Ilreplace, central air, oven/rangs, diahwaahar. hood tSIhs, cent?al air, carport, n\ce private tre-ad backyard. Priced to sell ditpoaal, 3-4 bedroorni, 2 lull batha, waaher/dr/er hookups, cedar elding, wall-to-wall carpeting, tiled (oyer, oak kitchen cabinets, two-zone gaa heat, slldara to deck and 2 ROCKVILLE $166,900. BOLTON S34S.000.00 MANCHESTER $117,900 car garage. Owners will hold a second mortgage ol $32,900 at 8% with no principal or I B e tte r NEAT AS A PIN Central busines district. Attractive two-story jLuxurloua S-rm. Contemporary Ranch; 3 CHFA-FHA Interest payment due (or 7 years. These are beautllul airmie family homes, not Ibedrooms; 2.5 baths; aunroom; h/w floors; condomlnluma and there are ot course no aaaocatlon tees. Call today lor complats MANCHESTER $139,900 office building. First floor Ideal for retail. Sale Spacious 44 room Ranch. Nice corner lot, appliances included, newer fleldstone f/p; 2-car garage and much details on these magnificent and beautllul homes at $187,900 with this vary special Enjoy your summer in the one year old above ground furnace, aluminum aiding, on busline. Two unfinished rooms on 2nd 8 pool while you admire the newer vinyl aiding on this price $795,000. more situated on approx. 1 acre lot. financing. This la an excellent opportunity (or drat lime buyers and Inyaatora. U&R REALTY CO. floor. Call now for more details. seven room Cape. Four bedrooms, nice size L.R. plus finished Rec Room. LEN MATYIA ROTHMAN & ROTHMAN (203) 643-4616 643-2692 OFRCE HOURS 243 Main Street 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 646-4144 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally 9:00-8:00 (203) 646-7709 263 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CT. 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 060 6 6 Sal 9:00-5 00 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 > v . 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 28, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 28, 1989 — 9 OPINION FOCLIS/Advicc - *\ J Moratorium Warning Home-Study course not for all kids

on bomb DEAR ABBY: Please a severe months of age. this birth defect was album. Readers? help me. My daughter corrected beautifully with surgery. has taken her children She’s now 2'A years old and the thin out of public school to DEAR ABBY: I am a senior citizen. scar under her nose is barely unseen teach them herself. I Several years ago, I made arrange­ Dear Abby noticeable. ments with my bank for a safe deposit alternative S called the Board of Before her surgery, I took pictures box to be jointly shared with my son. Education, and I was Abigail Van Buren of her and was not ashamed of her All the paperwork completed, I never U told it is legal to use a defect. I thought she was just as gave jt a second thought. I have had an Normally, when a community considers By Jack Anderson home-study course, for beautiful as my other children. The account with that bank for 43 years. children. putting a moratorium on building, it is and Dale Van Atta other day we were looking through the Yesterday, when my son went to the Abby, my daughter because there is some drastic problem with family album, and my husband said bank to remove an item from our safe didn’t graduate from that community’s physical infrastructure that MlOLEi WASHINGTON The bomb that he thought we should put away the deposit box, he learned that he did not brought down Pan Am Flight 103 was high school herself. She was very would be severely taxed by new development. isolating her children in this manner, pictures of our daughter before she have access to it! The card with his OCX traced to a cassette recorder in the headstrong and refused toattend but she insists that I don’t know what I had her surgery. Inadequate roads, water supply, signature on it was not on file. wreckage. But the most explosive classes, so when she was old enough to am talking about. Please give me I don’t see anything wrong with Fortunately, he discovered this yes­ cr quit school, she quit. distribution capacity, or sewer service are the evidence in the resulting lawsuit your opinion for the ^sake of these showing our daughter, and others, terday, phoned me immediately and it usual reasons for shelving development until against Pan Am may have been found Her cl}ildren are 7, 8 and 12 years children. those pictures. What do you think, was straightened out. (Misfiling his some way can be found to resolve the the day after the crash at the bottom old, and they’ve all had difficulties Abby? card was an error on the part of the of a stack of papers on a desk in with their studies. The 7-year-old is The Associated Press problems. WORRIED Would parents who have had bank.) Frankfurt, West Germany. repeating first grade next year, the children with facial abnormalities A proposal to halt building because the Abby, I am writing this to suggest- ON THE RO^D — Paul McCartney A young West German who worked 8-year-old has just completed two DEAR WORRIED: Some home- that were later corrected please that everyone who has a safe deposit town’s zoning regulations are inadequate is in Pan Am baggage security report­ years in the first grade, and the study programs have worked very respond? Better yet, any readers who box pay a tfst visit to the bank to gestures to the audience during a quite another thing. edly has testified in a secret deposi­ 12-year-old will have to repeat the well; others have not. It depends upon were children who saw their “ before ensure that he or she has access to it. mini-concert at a press conference in The chairman of the Zoning Commission in tion that the State Department fifth grade. the competence of the teacher. (It’s and after” pictures, please respond. Thanks for the years of enjoyable London Thursday. He announced he warned the airline in early December This home-study course requires Bolton has made such a proposal. usually the mother.) and helpful reading. would begin a 23-concert tour in about a possible terrorist bombing, only 4'/2 hours of schooling per day, In view of the problems your COMMONSENSE MOM The argument is that the regulations are September. but that he didn’t see the warning until and I doubt if these children will get grandchildren have encountered thus SENIOR CITIZEN inadequate, outdated, and so vague that they Dec. 22, the day after the crash. the education they need in this little far in school. I suggest that they be DEAR MOM: I would put those encourage inconsistent interpretation over Two West Germans were flown to time. Also, my daughter is no teacher. tested for reading (and tearing) pictures away until your daughter is time by members of the planning and zoning New York last month to give secret She says she wants her children to disabilities — regardless of whether old enough to make that decision Th« facts about drugs, AIDS, and how to depositions in the lawsuit brought have a good Christian education, free they are taught at home or in a public herself. You had the abnormality provont unwantod prognancy a rt all In Y commissions. Abby's now, oxpandod booklot. “ What Evory against Pan Am by the families of the from drugs and the bad influence of school. corrected because you didn’t want her PEOPLE Toon Should Know.” To ordtr, sond your Mark Johnson, the Zoning Commission victims. The two men, Oliver Koch classmates whose upbringing she to be “ different” ; since it was namo and addross, plus chock or monoy chairman, wants a six-month moratorium so and Werner Schutz, worked for Alert considers inferior to her children’s. ordor for S3.50 to; Door Abby's Toon Booklot, DEAR ABBY: Our daughter was corrected and no longer exists, I see P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 410S4. Lemmon on London stage that town’s zoning officials can concentrate on Management Systems, Pan Am’s I told her I do not approve of born with a cleft palate (harelip). At 4 no point in immortalizing it in a family (Postago Is Includod.) Events share common thread security affiliate at the Frankfurt reviewing and rewriting the regulations. LONDON (A P) — Actor Jack Lemmon said airport, where investigators suspect OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph.D. Obviously, the regulations need an overhaul he’s glad to be back on the London stage and By William A. Rusher Probably at the Reagan-Gorbachev two superpowers, mustn’t a settle­ the deadly baggage was loaded Dec. would “ much rather play here than on if the future development in Bolton is going to summit in Moscow in late May and ment be reached there too? Yes; and I 21. Money difficulties multiply Broadway, frankly.” proceed in an orderly way. Zoning officials early June 1988. No announcement Their testimony has been sealed at The settlement reached recently wonder if one hasn’t been. President TRAVeUNO SALeSAWV 'rhe Oscar-winning actor appeared Thurs­ whatever was made on the subject; Pan Am ’s insistence, but our asso­ need regulations that offer clear guidelines. between the communist puppet re­ Bush worked hard (though unsuccess­ © ore. i>i> day at a news conference with Michael public attention focused on the IN F ciate Jim Lynch has obtained some of And since the town does not have a large gime in Angola and the guerrilla fully) to persuade Congress to con­ Gambon and Robert Flemyng, his co-stars in accord. Probably both sides were the details. forces of Jonas Savimbi (called tinue military aid to the contras when entering new marriage Donald Freed’s “ Veterans Day,” and extolled bureaucracy, elected and appointed officials reluctant to announce an agreement Koch’s job was to train Alert U NITA) is the latest in a striking pending the holding of the promi.sed Britain’s well-known theater culture. will have to get involved in the nitty-gritty whose implementation lay wholly in free elections in Nicaragua early next Management employees on how to “ British audiences know how to listen. They series of developments taking place in The best solution when you aspects of the job, which cannot be done the future, and depended moreover on year — just as he has insisted on search baggage for bombs. He Consider know how to be there when the damn curtain’s that sensitive area of the globe. remarry may be to sell the the consent and cooperation of such continuing military aid to Savimbi allegedly testified that he did not see these astound- going to go up. They understand theater,” said overnight. Perhaps these developments are existing homes and start afresh. prickly client states as South Africa, pending a final settlement in Angola. the letter, known as the ‘Helsinki, i n g facts, the 64-year-old Lemmon, sporting a crewcut But a building moratorium is a rather only loosely related and result inde­ No precedents, no ghosts. Cuba and Angola. But agreement But does the relatively relaxed warning,” until the morning after the complied by from filming his role in the upcoming film drastic measure. It has an impact not only on pendently from the actions of local In a first marriage, you may among the tatter was reached with attitude of the Bush administration plane exploded over Lockerbie, Sco­ the Stepfamily “ Dad.” forces. President Mobutu SeseSeko of Sylvia have owned a home in joint those who make their livings by building surprising speed at talks in Geneva toward the contras conceal knowl­ tland, killing 270 people. The warning Foundation of “ Veterans Day,” directed by Kevin Belling- Zaire, for example, hosted the confer­ names, which means that when things, but also on people who live and work in just two months later, and the edge of a Soviet commitment to peace to the U.S. Embassy in Helsinki from Manhattan: ton, opens Aug. 22 at London’s Theater Royal ence of African heads of state at which one spouse dies, the joint prop­ prescribed events have unfolded, in the region? Give Castro’s harder an anonymous tipster specified that a ■ By the end Porter and runs through Dec. 9. the buildings that are built. Savimbi and the communist puppet- erty passes automatically to the almost without a hitch, ever since. line, Gorbachev may have a little bomb would be loaded on a Pan Am of the year, Bolton officials will have to give the m atter president Jose Eduardo dos Santos surviving spouse. In a remar­ This explanation of developments difficulty delivering on this one. But flight in Frankfurt. more people careful consideration before they support a finally met and agreed to end their riage, you may want to set it up has the added advantage of answering over time, if the commitment exists Lee Kreindler, an attorney for the will be part of a Fitzgerald, Waters honored civil war, and Mobutu has been taking L l . differently. For example, you moratorium. There may be some less severe certain otherwise mystifying ques­ relatives of Flight 103 victims, sum­ a »V A ^ W lC K ntiiimi second mar­ bows and accepting congratulations Nicaragua may cease to be quite such CHICAGO (AP) — Singer Ella Fitzgerald is alternatives open to the town. tions. Did President Reagan simply marized Koch’s story in a meeting riage than a first. may want the property to be ever since for his supposed part in a problem. among the six musicians chosen as the first decide to let Savimbi go down the with U.S. District Judge Thomas ■ Seven million children (one money supply, but you can plan passed along to a child of a former engineering the settlement. P h o e n ic ia n ttzavetzs n a v i&a t e v t h e ir b o a ts inductees to the new Jazz-Blues-Gospel Hall of drain? Last fall, as South Africa In short, real peace may be closer Platt; “ The night of Lockerbie he in every six) lives in a stepfamily. for problems if you know what marriage. Then consider buying But I think we are entitled to UP AND DOWN THE W\EDITERRANEAN COASTLINE. Fame. pulled its forces out of Angola, it than we think. (Koch) got an emergency call from ■ One in three children lives in you may be up against. Write the new home as tenants in conclude that the whole series of LANDINC IN CHOICE SPOTS, THEY SPREAD ■’Chicago has been the seat of gospel music certainly looked possible and the best his boss, (Ulrich) Weber. And Weber some form of a step relationship, everything down. Include how common, which allows you to recent developments in southern THEIR dOODS ON THE BEACH AND RETIRED TO for a long time,” said Charles Colbert, the reassurance a high military authority ■ NOTE; In a previous column, I said come in early the next morning. such as living in a remarried much monthly income each of leave your shares of the property Africa — South Africa’s long-delayed THEIR BOATS. NATIVES APPEARED, LAID COLD hall’s president. “ Blues — Muddy Waters, I consulted could offer was the stated that the director of the Center And he comes in early the next household, or visiting a parent you will be bringing in (including by will. But, if you don’t want consent to the independence of BESIDE THE COODS, AND THEY RETIRED. THIS Willie Dixon and many others are from here. statement that the coming peril to on Religion & Society, on being morning, 6 o’clock the next rtiorning, who is remarried or living with a whatever child-support income is your spouse forced out of the Namibia, its suspension of military BARTERING CONTINUED BACK AND FORTH UNTIL “ This is naturally the place where it should Savimbi was estimated to be “ man­ discharged for allegedly disaffecting and there is, obviously, confusion and partner. expected). Then list anticipated house should you die first, make aid to UNITA, Cuba’s phased withdra­ BOTH SIDES WERE SATISFIED. THE PHOENICIANS be.” Colbert said at a ceremony Thursday ageable.” (He could hardly tell me certain financial supporters of the concern. And he is asked to do a Money management problems expenses and liabilities. Take certain your interest in the house wal of its troop from Angola, Mos­ honoring the hall. that Gorbachev had agreed to force center’s sponsor, the Rockford Insti­ number of things. And he is asked to THEN SAILED AWAY WITH TRADED COODS . for remarried couples can be time to discuss how each of these goes into a Q-TIP trust that will cow’s surprising shift to a less Although similar memorials to each of the dos Aantos to end the civil w ar!) tute, “ retaliated by charging that work on Weber’s desk with his h is t o r y RECORDS NEITHER SIDE £V£P F£UT staggering. They call for crea­ obligations will be paid and from give your spouse the right to live aggressive policy toward South three kinds of music exist, the new Hall of Such musings lead me to wonder certain passages in recent issues of computer. And he looks down and he j CHEATED.' tive, untraditional thinking. At what source of income. there for life, but will allow for Africa, and now the astonishing Fame is the first single institution honoring all just what other things, not yet Chronicles (a publication of the sees the Helsinki on Weber’s desk. the Stepfamily Association’s an­ Challenge »2 — You are reluc­ your interest to pass to your of them, he said. agreement of the communist regime disclosed, may have been agreed upon Institute) are open to interpretation And he goes crazy. And he says what nual conference in Irvine, Calif., tant to give up financial children upon your spouse’s The initial inductees for jazz are Fitzgerald in Angola to incorporate in the during those fruitful days in Moscow as anti-Semetic.” is this?... last week, remarried couples independence. death. government and public life of the and the late trumpeter Louis Armstrong; in the spring of 1988. The Soviet Pastor Richard Neuhaus, the indi­ “ And Weber says: Oh. my God, gathered to discuss the money Whether you were divorced, Asset ownership is tricky. ‘i 4 Waters, the late singer and slide guitarist, and country the rebels it tried for 14 years withdrawal from Afghanistan, of vidual in quesiton, has asked me to don’t worry, don’t worry, it’s nothing, problems they face. widowed or single prior to the Consult a professional in your bass player Dixon for blues; and composer to destroy — are closely-related course, was already under way. But explain that his charges first became forget it. Major areas of conflict involve remarriage, chances are you state. aspects of an agreement reached, in Thomas Dorsey, called “ the father of gospel the trend of events in Southeast Asia, public when Rockford itself, antici­ “ So Koch says, how can I forget it? Dro Gott wills, inheritances and prenuptial both had a taste of handling your Challenge »4 — You have private, between the superpowers. In music,” and the late singer Mahalia Jackson where Moscow’s ally Vietnam has pating his response to his discharge, This is a warning of a potential bomb. agreements, but there are many own money. You bring to this different money styles. Peter Gott, M.D. for gospel. the immortal words of William Gibbs been negotiating the pullout of its reported them. It is my job. other problems that can be marriage assets (often unequal) Suppose you lavish your child­ 1989 by NEA. Inc McAdoo, “ Things do not ‘happen’; ren with gifts and your new forces occupying Cambodia, is cer­ “ Just forget it. Be quiet or you will encountered in a second that are symbols of power. they are brought about.’’ ‘‘\Nha\'s the m atter with me? I'm in my mid- tainly suggestive. get in trouble.” marriage. Sharing these belongings is spouse feels children should earn How and when was the specification their keep. Or one of you believes Drummer guilty of murder 30s and I haven't made my first million yet." But what about Nicaragua? If there William A. Rusher is a syndicated Alert Management’s procedure in Challenge ffl — You have threatening. of southern Africa agreed upon? children should be given money is really to be stand-down between the columnist. Frankfurt reportedly was to stamp all greater financial responsibilities, Another list idea. A “ his” and NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P) - Bobby Daniels, gifts now. while the other believes correspondence with the date that it but less money. “ her” list of assets. What’s in a former drummer for singer Kenny Rogers, inheritance is soon enough. Sup­ was received and then distribute it to Here are some factors that can your list remains yours, separate was found guilty of murder in the shooting pose you discuss money freely security people. But Koch reportedly tip the scale toward near-poverty from your partner. death of Daniels’ ex-wife last year. Inadequate diet with your family while your Open Forum testified in his deposition that there for the remarried family: The The property you amass during The Criminal Court jury deliberated about spouse is close-mouthed about it. was no date stamp on the Helsinki new wife receives no financial this marriage is another story. seven hours over two days before reaching its Or one of you is a saver, the other warning when he found it. support from her former husband You may want to establish three decision Thursday. a spender. Talk about your Attorney Kreindler continued with could hurt child (and that happens to two-thirds of bank accounts, “ his” , “ hers” and Daniels, 41, testified Wednesday that all he spending per person is the lowest in the Folly.” that another person can carry out the feelings as they relate to such Koch’s account for Judge Platt; “ A such women); the new husband is “ ours” . Whatever assets are in remembers is seeing Sylvia Coakley’s lifeless Democrats 'did It entire Capitol Region. Mr. Baskin You’re right, Mr, Baskin — we can’t duties more effectively, I respect that few days later the FAA was supposed DEAR DR. GOTT: My ex-daughter-in-law’s faithful to his financial obliga­ the “ his” and “ her” bank or specific topics. body on the floor of her Nashville home last recalled our campaign slogan. “ We can afford Mr. Cassano — even for the decision. However, if the decision was A positive resolution will re­ to arrive, and in Koch’s presence 3‘/4-year old son is on a low-cholesterol diet, and she tions to his children and former investment accounts remain in­ August. Ms. Coakley, 35, who was a real estate for less*: Cassano do it for less.” When the statistics are remainder of this term — not to mention based on getting even or showing who’s quire compromise and adjust­ Weber takes out a date stamp, doesn’t want us to give him chocolate anymore. She wife — even beyond the amounts dependent. You can do whatever agent, was shot five times through a closed printed correctly and that data is an additional two-year term. boss, the only real losers will be the ment, but you will be left with af To the Editor: backdates it to Dec. 9, which is when exposes him to cigarette smoke, doesn’t take him to agreed to in a divorce decree; the you want with your own account. storm door. analyzed by the professional associa­ voters of the Eighth Utilities District. feeling that your new spouse he received it, and stamps the Dec. 9 the doctor for colds or allergies, yet she’s firm on remarried couple has additional Challenge »3 — You already tions, such as CPEC, we can see indeed J. R. Smyth I would also like to express my thanks wants to be fair. You increase the I have had the privilege of serving the on it. And that apparently was the one this low-cholesterol business. Is this appropriate for financial commitments, such as own a home. When you move into that our slogan was prophetic. We have 48 Strawberry Lane, to Mayor DiRosa, the Manchester Board chances of success in the new people of Manchester as a town director given to the FAA. a 3'/!-year-old? supporting a parent or sending the partner’s home, expect to butt Brown cancels shows in fact done it for less. Manchester of Directors, the taxpayers of our town marriage by facing up to its for 12 years. As elected officials, we “ Koch has the original one without DEAR READER: For the vast majority of children to college. up against the house’s history and and, of course, m y fellow board money challenges. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Some of Bobby expect criticism and see our names the date stamp, and it will be marked 3>/i-year-old children, low-cholesterol diets are not You can always create a bigger a feeling of financial isolation. Stephen T. Cassano members for their continued support Brown’s fans may be singing “ Don’t Be Cruel” frequently in letters to the editor, but we Longest promises as an exhibit,” Kreindler told Judge appropriate. Youngsters need fat in their diets, as Deputy Mayor during our historic negotiations between after the singer canceled the 20 concerts in the rarely respond as it is part of the process. Platt. well as the nutrition present in eggs, dairy products the town and the Eighth District. As the final leg of his U.S. tour. However, when distortion of facts or dedication to 8th Krindler would not talk to us about and meat. I can understand the reason for limiting Eighth representative, I tried never to “ The reasons are very nebulous ... and the blatant errors are published, elected the specifics of the depositions. It is chocolate, but a strict diet for a growing child is Living costs high in Jersey To the Editor: lose sight of my duties to our people, and fair interprets this as a lack of concern for leaders should respond to clear the *We can’t afforcf not clear whether the other worker, inadvisable. I think your grandson should be under Fourteen years ago, the voters of the as a result I feel we were able to have a Brown’s fans and the public in general,” said record for the benefit of readers who Schutz, verified Koch’s account in his the care of a pediatrician — not necessarily for to elect Cassano Eighth Utilities District placed their workable agreement. DEAR BRUCE: My husband is 29 years old and Maynard Potter, general manager of the may have been misled or confused by deposition. Koch, Schutz and Weber “ colds and allergies,” as you suggest, but for confidence in me by electing me to the All my decisions have always been up until now he has been “ labor.” He has been California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles, who such letters. have since been fired, but a Pan Am routine, well-baby checkups and immunizations. To the Editor: Board of Directors. Twelve years ago, based on what I felt was best for the offered a management position. It will mean that we had booked Brown for Aug. 13. A letter published by Mr. Jerome spokesman told us the firings had The doctor can assess your grandson’s diet and, if the president of the di.strict nominated district. I have never made a decision for will move from Florida to northern New Jersey. Brown’s “ Don’t Be Cruel” album has sold Baskin states that from 1979 to 1989 his nothing to do with Flight 103. necessary, advise his mother about what modifica­ "Please, Mr. Cassano — please don’t me for public works commissioner and political motives, or with aspirations for Although he will be on the management team, he Smart Money nearly 5 million copies and spawned four taxes increased from $1,419 to $2,552, an The spokesman said that Koch’s run again. We can’t afford you.” This is a the board accepted his recommendation. higher office. tions are needed. will only be earning $1,000 more than the $26,000 he is straight Top 5 singles. increase of 180 percent since I first came account “ is simply not true. There is Ex-daughters-in-law often do not get along with direct quote from Mr. Jerome I. Baskin's During this period of time, I have Finally, a very special thanks to currently making. Will we find this move difficult Bruce Williams Richard Hofstetter, Brown’s New York- into office. Mr. Baskin, who is a certified no reason to believe Mr. Koch is ex-mother-in-laws. Try to be objective, not letter of July 19. devoted many hours to ensure the needs everyone who has supported me over the because the cost of living is higher in the Northeast? based attorney, said the singer wants to take public accountant and a former auditor credible.” He speculated that Koch’s vindictive, in your criticism. Your son. who must I am pleased that other Manchester of the district were represented and yea rs. I pledge to continue to work for the some time to begin work on his next album. for the town of Manchester, should know undated copy of the warning “ could be have some say in the manner his son is raised, is citizens are fed up with Director protected. I came in contact with many best interests of the district. S S as a professipnal accountant that the a fabrication.” Pan Am claims the Cassano. Now, to add to his illustrious fine people — developers, taxpayers and probably the person who can best monitor the COCOA, f l a ! $1,133 increase in taxes over the 10-year Helsinki warning was distributed to child’s health. I believe he has very right to insist the questionable record, I suggest every many employees of the town of Manches­ Samuel Longest period is an 80 percent, NOT a 180 security people. but I would be appreciative, if you would explain it. citizen in town visit Center Springs Park ter. The employees of the town were all Director younger be fed a nutritious diet and that a DEAR S.S.: You bet your life you will! You are ‘ percent increase as he so inaccurately Without her signature and her income, this project and look at what I call “Cassano’s hard-working individuals. On many If the victims’ relatives can prove pediatrician be involved as an advocate for your going to find the cost of housing to be up to three stated. Eighth Utilities District cannot be brought to any type of reasonable Our Language Folly.” occasions we had differing views, but it Pan Am was guilty of “willful grandson. times higher than you are currently paying. ^ To put that 80 percent increase into conclusion. Before the new lodge (Cassano’s was always a sincere, honest approach misconduct,” they could demand To give you more information on the subject of Further, many public utilities, with the exception of ‘ perspective, I checked with theiMan­ N.D., Folly) has been put to use, vandals for the betterment of Manchester. more settlement money from the cholesterol, I am sending you a free copy of my the telephone, will be substantially higher in the chester Board of Realtors and found that Screeching tires airline. They will likely argue that the DENVER Use gross for a collection of 12 dozen, or 144, smashed all the windows and the After the last district election. Presi­ Health Report “ Understanding Cholesterol.” Other Northeast. when I was elected the average sale things. In case you have a second gross, the plural’s windows have been boarded up with dent Tom Landers chose not to recom­ signal speeding Helsinki warning, which was posted in readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 with This is not meant to discourage you from moving DEAR N.D.: Let’s begin at the end. I’m with your price' of a home in Manchester was sheets of plywood. U.S. embassies around the world, was their name and address to P.0. Box 91369, the same — two gross. mend me for reappointment as public — to move up the corporate ladder is frequently two wife. A rule of thumb is that if you are not going to be A cure-all or total remedy is a panacea $47,900, while today it is $148,041, an When the lodge was an open hearing works commissioner and a majority of not passed on to the man whose job it Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the 9 To the Editor: steps back and three steps forward. in a home for a minimum of three years, it doesn’t increase of $100,051 or 200 percent. (“ pa-uh-SEE-uh” ). Don’t panic about spelling item on the Board of Directors’ agenda. the board, including Tom’s wife, con­ was to look for bombs in Frankfurt. title. "You should consider that you will also have to pay to purchase, because there are certain up-front Obviously, tax increases have not kept panacea; play your cards right, and you’ll find an Director Cassano was warned about the curred and I was replaced. Although I There’s a new sound being heard on DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m a 69-year-old male with an work to be able to maintain a reasonable standard of costs, which have to be overcome — points, lawyer pace with the increase in property values undesirable types of persons who fre­ ace. was surprised, I respect the responsibil­ Strawberry Lane — the sound of odd odor in my nostrils when I inhale. Things don’t living in your new location. fees, searches, surveys and so on. in Manchester. quent the park and was further warned ity of the president. My only concern is Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta screeching tires. My once quiet neigh­ taste as good as they should. An ENT doctor took The one positive thing to report from your This is compounded by some other factors. First, OUR LANGUAGE AD-VICE: The host of a Of course, taxes have increased over that vandalism could be expected. that I hope it was not done for political are syndicated columnists. borhood has been invaded by a new sinus X-rays but they came back negative. perspective, is that there is an extremely low that the real estate market in the Denver area is morning television show wins today’s Ad-Vlce the years as town governments must However, as usual. Director Cassano reasons. breed of driver. Speed limit? There unemployment rate in the area and you should have soft. Second, interest rates are high. Third, you can Award. His cheery “ We’re back in a minute” to meet new and existing service demands. had made up his mind to go ahead with Traditionally, during an election, doesn’t seem to be one in our area DEAR READER: Dysosmia is the medical term no problem finding a decent position. figure on six to nine months before occupancy, start commercial breaks is a misuse of the present Inflation raises local government costs the lodge and. thus, turned off his candidates have differing views and, of anymore. Stops signs are obeyed at the for a disagreeable or distorted sense of smell. It can which brings us down to under two years occupancy. tense (“ We’re” ) for the future tense. In the future, just like it raises costs for citizens. hearing aid so that he wouldn’t have to course, this was the case during the last driver’s discretion. result from sinus infection, darnage to the DEAR BRUCE: I expect to be here in Denver for Given these conditions, it’s my view that you the use of "W e’ll be back in a minute” will make use However, Manchester has managed to listen to the logical arguments for not election. A real professional, after the Let’s not wait until someone gets hurts ifflaurlipBtpr HpralJi smell-sensing nerves in the nose or, in rare cases, up to another three years. I own a lovely piece of would be very, very foolish to pursue the project 8 less tense. provide outstanding services while rank­ building the lodge. battle is over, closes ranks and molds an before we obey the law. Protect your Foundod In 1881 psychological depression. Sometimes poor dental property and would like to build a home. that you have described. Whether or not you’re able ing 128th out of the 169 cities and towns Now I suppose Director Cassano will even stronger organization as a result of children — slow down before it’s too late. PENNY M. SIE FFER T...... Publisher hygiene causes this disorder. If the ear-nose-and- My wife is throwing cold water on the project. She financially to hold on to this property until the real for per capita spending, as pointed out recommend replacing the broken win­ the differences. A destructive person Do you have a question or comment about our QEOROE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor throat specialist has found your upper respiratory says that you have said many times that since we estate market firms, is a topic that we can discuss at recently by the Connecticut Public dows with 1-inch-thick unbreakable continues to destroy the very organiza­ Joan M. Molchan some future date. language. Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor tract to be free of disease, seek a consultation with a will only be here for a relatively short time, this Expenditures Council. plexiglass. Then the vandals will find tion he wants to lead. 106 Strawberry Lane, of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ ALEXANDER QIRELLI.... Associate Editor neurologist, in the event that a nerve malfunction would be a mistake. It is my opinion, your w ife’s position is solid and The report also shows that our some other way to damage “ Cassano’s If the decision was based on the fact Manchester the one that I would follow. ter 06040. may be present. Obviously. I disagree with your point of view — 9

/ . ^ 10 — MANCHESTBR HERALD, Friday. July 28. 1989 iBaurlirslrr Hrrali'i Defense Kidnap Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Friday, Juiy 28, 1989 J the Midgetman. soundly defeated by Bush in the blamed the killings on Hezbollah. Republicans were prompted by 1988 presidential election after a The two had led a four-day anger at an earlier vote cutting campaign in which the Republi­ crackdown by Amal on Hezbollah $502 million from the $1.1 billion can portrayed the Democrat as in south Lebanon in April 1988. the administration had asked for weak on defense. On Feb. 21, 1988, Obeld was the rail lines needed to make the As Aspin saw it, the Demo­ quoted by Beirut radio stations as Sox produce MX a mobile and less vulnerable cratic majority which controls saying he believed the kid­ weapon. Joining them were many the House carried out the de­ nappers had managed to smuggle liberal members. feated candidate’s campaign Higgins out of the south. Obeid, Aspin appealed to members not promises in writing its version of speaking to worshippers at a to reject Minuteman "on a motion the defense bill. mosque in Jibchit, also claimed fo r D o p s o n of spite.” The House’s military spending that Higgins was in charge of the But on a head-count vote of plan suspends production of the U.N. peacekeeping forces’ “spy­ u 176-90 the House approved the B-2 stealth bomber, priced at ing operations.” change, removing all the money about $530 million each, until the , Higgins, 44, of Danville, Ky., a By Dave O'Hara more in the AL East despite a for the single-warhead missile. Pentagon scales back its $70 decorated Vietnam veteran, The Associated Press 47-48 record. The House also revived money billion, 132-plane program, headed an observer group att­ “We’ve been able to put on a for the Navy’s F-14D jet fighter widely viewed as unaffordable in ached to the U.N. peacekeeping BOSTON — John Dopson of the little bit of a move, especially and the Marine Corps’ V-22 an era of soaring budget deficits. force in Lebanon at the time of his Boston Red Sox figured he got with Baltimore being a little bit Osprey vertical takeoff assault The bill also requires the abduction. He was kidnapped lucky. And no one disagreed. on the skids,” Murphy said. “This transport — two programs Bush administration to show that the near Daoud’s base in the southern “Even though I got the win. I could be our run right here.” planned to eliminate as low stealth can successfully evade port of Tyre. thought I pitched pretty terri­ Tom Gordon, 11-4. lost for the priority items in a tight-money radar detection and penetrate Obeid negotiated the safe with­ ble,” Dopson said Thursday night first time since May 28, when he budget. Soviet airspace before production drawal of Hezbollah gunmen and after the Red Sox’ 7-2 victory over was a mainstay in the bullpen. He Summing up the result, Aspin resumes. allied Iranian Revolutionary the Kansas City Royals. allowed five runs on eight hits and told reporters that in effect, Bush and Defense Secretary Guards from Jibchit, when the Dopson, 9-5, allowed only three four walks in 5 1-3 innings. Reliever Steve Farr was tagged “Mike (Dukakis) won the elec­ Dick Cheney had lobbied hard for village of 18,000 residents was hits, but walked seven, including ' ' t k tion. No Midgetman. No rail MX stealth. Star Wars and the other besieged by Amal after the three at the start of the sixth with for two unearned runs after an ... Big cuts in SDI, and slow up the strategic programs. kidnappers moved Higgins to a 4-0 lead. error in the seventh. B-2 (stealth) bomber.” But the House slashed $1.8 another hideout. He was replaced by Rob Kevin Romine. a journeyman Dukakis, the Democratic gov­ billion from the president’s $4.9 outfielder who almost qualifies as The Auoclated Pr«M Higgins’ kidnapping was be­ Murphy, who struck out two ernor of Massachusetts, was billion Star Wars request. lieved to be a major factor behind before being tagged fora two-run a bus driver between Boston and MEET AT FUNERAL — Sen. Edward M. Trinity Church in Newport, R.I., follow­ Amal’s crackdown in the south, double by Willie Wilson. Murphy Pawtucket, led the Red Sox' 10-hit Kennedy is hugged by Jacqueline ing the funeral for her mother, Janet which left 62 dead and 150 retired the next four batters, attack with his first homer of the wounded. striking out two, before Lee Smith season and a double. Kennedy Onassis Thursday outside Auchincloss Morris. Romine is paying dividends Y A police spokesman said an took over and pitched two perfect GOP Israeli helicopter landed a com­ innings. once again on his fifth recall from mando force about two miles west the International League in five From page 1 of Jibchit at 1 a.m. “No pain, no pain, I was just years. Release dead,” said Dopson, who threw “Batting third and hitting a He said a force of about 12 |M - .in only 88 pitches and has not home run was the furthest thing From page 1 commandoes “walked into Jib­ violation. Osella said the people of chit, encircled Sheik Obeid’s pitched a complete game in 20 from my mind a few weeks ago With no dissenting votes, the Manchester are “fed up with the starts. “I just got lucky and got Romine said. “I was just hoping nsginild Plnto/Uincha«tef Herald three-story building on the east­ the win.” committee endorsed candidates arrogance, complacency and ern edge of the village.” I’d get called up again.” for all town offices on the ballot, “It should not be an expectation situation like that would not drugs or weapons. “I went out to him in the sixth With his two hits against OUT AT THE PLATE — Moriarty’s Tony Gallucchio, left, game Thursday night at Moriarty Field. Home plate secrecy of the current regime. of inmates,” he said. receive supervision like the in­ The spokesman, who cannot be is tagged out at the plate by East Hartford catcher Jim umpire Dave Bindis eyes the play before making the call. but one of the endorsements was ‘‘That arrogance, compla­ The failqre rate for inmates named in line with police rules, and asked him why he was Gordon. Romine hiked his aver­ for incumbent Town Clerk Ed­ Flower supports the supervised mates involved in the home participating in the home release quitting,” Boston manager Joe age to .339 since he was recalled O’Connor in the fifth inning of their Twilight League East Hartford won, 5-2. cency, and secrecy have led to the release program. said “someone with the Israelis ward Tomkiel, a Democrat. screw-ups that have cost our home release program, but for program is about 11.5 percent. Morgan said. “He said he wasn’t June 8 to replace disabled Ellis what it was intended — for “We’ve been very close to that Flower said. That doesn’t neces­ spoke Arabic. They knocked on Candidates for the Board of taxpayers millions of dollars,” he the door and someone from the quitting, his arm was just dead. Burks. Directors are incumbents Ronald inmates who are prepared to 30-day deadline before,” Flower sarily mean the inmates commit­ He was really done. “With so many people hurt, it’s said. said. Sheik’s family opened. Osella and Theunis Werkhoven, Smyth said, “All the issues are return to society. ted crimes, however. Flower said , “At least he got over that 8-ball tough on our pitchers,” Kansas As of Tuesday, there was a total Not every inmate is eligible for inmates might also have violated “The Israelis quickly moved in Wallace J. Irish, Ellen Burns in our favor and if we don’t win pointing silencer-equipped pis­ hump. It seemed like he had eight City manager John Wathan said. Moriarty’s streak hammered shut Landers, J. Russell Smyth, and of 8,771 male and female inmates the release program. After the the terms of the release. wins forever (since June 29) “They get the feeling they have to this time, we never can.” in (Connecticut. The male prison program was instituted in 1982, tols at the sheik, his cousin Susan Buckno. Werkhoven said, “It’s time for The overcrowding probiem is Ahmed Obeid and Majid Fahs, a “But good old Murphy and be perfect because they know Candidates for a Board of a change. Let’s go out and make it population reached an all-time those inmates who had commit­ spiraling upward. Smith did the job and we won the we’re not going to score many By Len Auster place in the league at 14-4, good the MB’s Tony Gallucchio beat wildness that saw him walk four high Saturday, July 2, when 8,230 ted any capital offenses, includ­ friend who was staying with game.” Education term that starts this happen.” Connecticut’s prison popula­ them,” the spokesman said. runs. Gordon’s first two starts out Manchester Herald for 28 points. East Hartford lost a out a one-out bunt and advanced with a hit batsmen, nevertheless year are Thomas Sheridan and inmates were recorded as staying ing murders and most felonies, tion increased by 11 percent in The victory enabled the Red of the bullpen were excellent, but win against league-leading Ne­ to third on consecutive errors by limited the MB’s to six hits to Tucci urged the party to do in the state’s facilities. were exempt from the program. “Sheikh Obeid’s 25-year-old Sox to climb back to .500 at home Eugene Sierakowski. For the January alone. Flower said. The wife, Mona, was locked in one of tonight he had trouble with his One of the features of renovated wington as a protest was upheld, Jets’ first baseman Mark Rei- improve his unblemished mark to term beginning next year, the what’s good for the community About 3,400 inmates are partici­ Last December, Gov. William department had anticipated an with a 24-24 record at Fenway control. He walked two batters in Moriarty Field is its 8-foot high subject to its completion on mer. But Gallucchio was thrown 7-0. Gliha, Jeff Johnson and and said he will not accept any pating in the early release A. O’Neill expanded that list the rooms, her hands tied up and candidates are John Tucci, an increase of between 12 and 14 mouth plastered,” the spokes­ Park. And they moved to within the first inning and paid for it outfield fence. Tuesday. out at the plate trying to score on Gallucchio each collected two incumbent, and Jan Horn. campaign contributions. He said program. Flower said a more through an executive order to percent for 1988. The actual 4*/S games of first place Balti­ right away.” It was said it would be some­ “Those were bombs,” MB a grounder to third by Ray Gliha. hits for the MB’s with the bottom anyone who wants to contribute to practical number of inmates include criminals who committed man added. Laura Pirtel, vice chairman of increase for 1988 was 35 percent, As the Israeli force was leaving what more difficult to hit home manager Gene Johnson said of “He (Gallucchio) should have half of the order not making a the Fair Rent Commission, was his campaign, should donate the involved in the program would be crimes that resulted in the death and the expected increase for 1989 runs out of the ballyard on Spring the round trippers. “Kenny (Hill) never run.” Johnson said contribution on this night. Jeff money instead to Manchester 1,000 to 1,200. of a victim — such as drunk with the three men, a neighbor, endorsed to run for the post of is 40 percent. Flower said. Hussein Abu Zeid, “apparently Street. pitched a good game but hedidn’t critically. Riggs was 3-for-3 with two runs town treasurer. Memorial Hospital. Although the state has been drivers charged with manslaugh­ In June, the House of Represen­ change speeds on those.” scored while Reimer. O’Connor Sheridan, who was a member of hiring more parole officers to ter — and also first-degree heard some noise and opened his Don’t tell that to the East “We made too many mis­ Selectman candidates are in­ tatives passed a bill which would door to find out what was Hartford Jets. They zipped three Former East Catholic High and takes.” Johnson continued. and Parkinson added two hits cumbent Paul Damiano and a Parent 'Teacher Organization handle the number of home felonies, such as sexual assault, call for the release of up to 500 apiece for East Hartford committee that studied the edu­ release inmates, the officers are assault, and robbery. happening. They shot him in the into the dark over the barrier and Seton Hall standout Jeff Riggs The MB’s also couldn’t execute Mary Sears. Candidates for con­ incarcerated individuals await­ head and he died instantly,” the survived an erratic pitching added a leadoff shot over the right a bunt in the bottom of the sixth EAST HARTFORD (5) — K. Riggs ss stable are incumbent Louis C. cation budget, said he has never still overworked, Flower said. Those eligible to be released ing trial on misdemeanor and 4-0-1-O, ZIppel cf 4-0-0-0, J. Riggs 3b McCavanagh, a member of the must meet certain guidelines in spokesman added. performance from unbeaten ace centerfield fence in the seventh after the first two runners 3- 2-3-1, LaPenta rf 4-0-1-1, Reimer 1b Kocsis Jr., Joseph L. Swensson believed the way to solve prob­ minor felony charges. 4- 1-2-0, O'Connor c 4-I-2-2, Porkson db lems, including education prob- house judiciary committee, said order to be considered for the He said the Israelis also Tim Kiro to halt Moriarty Broth­ for the final reading. reached safely. Jim Schiavone, Jr., James Taylor, and Kevin Those released will be moni­ “locked the room where Sheik ers’ eight-game winning streak. The MB’s, 13-8 heading into a whodidn’tget the buntdown, then 3-1-2-1, Kiro p O-O-O-O, D'Angells If 3-0-1-0, MacKenzie. iems, is to throw money at them. the pardons board needs to program, according to Hans T. tored with electronic wristbands. Lawrence 2b 2-0-0-0. Totols 31-5-12-5. And he said education begins in reassess its priorities. Feldman, chief of parole services Obeid’s three sons and two 5-2, Thursday night in Greater makeup clash against Society for grounded into a double play. Bob MORIARTY BROTHERS (2) — About 50 town committee Flower said. He said the program daughters were sieeping. They Hartford Twilight League play. •Savings tonight at 6 at Trinity Cressotti grounded out to end the Turner It 4-0-0-0, Gollucchio rf 3-1-2-0. members attended the meeting in the home. “When a person who gets 18 fo r th e Department of will lessen the impact of over­ GIlho cf 4-1-2-1, Johnson lb 3-0-2-1, years for a murder is let out of Corrections. didn’t hurt the children.” Jim O’Connor and Delroy Par­ College in Hartford, hurt them­ frame. Petersen ss 4-0-0-0, Chorter c 1-0-0-0, the hearing room of Lincoln Horn said she is running for the crowding, as 30 percent of the Abu Zeid’s family informed the kinson launched back-to-back selves with some fundamental “That (not getting the bunt M cK ItrIck 2b 2-0-0-0, Schiavone 3b Center at which the endorse­ prison after four or five years, I To be eligible, inmates must be prison population constitute those 3-(M)-0, Cressotti dh 3-0-O-0, Hill p 0-0-0 0 Board of Education because have a tough time with that,” within 30 months of the estimated mainstream Shiite Amal militia, solo shots over the left and center mistakes. down) hurt very badly,” Johnson Totals 27-2-6-2. ments were made. inmates awaiting trials. East Hartford 000 112 1—5-12-4 “Manchester’s children are its McCavanagh said, referring to completion of their sentence, and in charge of security in Jibchit, of field fences in the sixth inning to With the score at 2-all after said. “You have to give yourself In her acceptance speech, greatest reserve.” “It will be like getting a 500-bed East Hartford plated single runs up and he didn’t square around.” M o rla rtv ’s 101 000 0 -2 - 6-0 the Steven Asherman case. they must have completed a facility,” Flower said. “I think it the kidnapping, the spokesman snap a 2-all tie for the Jets, who Kiro ond O'Connor - Hill and Charter Buckno said the party has an Smyth drew a laugh when he said. moved back into a tie for second in the fourth and fifth to tie it up. Kiro, despite some bouts of WP- Kiro (7-0), LP- Hill excellent opportunity this year. “The main thing is that it minimum of 10 percent of that will help our crowding situation, held up a document and said, effects the victims and their sentence. Residents of Jibchit, reached "Here we are, let’s do it, let’s go “I’m an official Republican. This which is the ball we have to keep by telephone, said Amal called a for it.” is my fourth day.” families. The victims are not In addition, inmates must not our eye on with the emergency being treated fairly at all,” he have committed serious disor­ general mobilization of its militia Irish said, “We can offer Smyth resigned from the Re­ release of sentenced inmates in the area in an effort to confront Manchester a change, and I think added. derly actions while in prison, and hanging over our head.” 49ers’ camp different without Waish publican Town Committee and Asherman, a convicted mur­ must not have made escape the Israeli force and rescue obeid, the time’s right for it.” left the party in 1983 in a dispute Three new prisons and four but that it was too late. Landers said she is optimistic over a candidate selection. In derer, had been released from attempts. more dormitories, scheduled to prison on the supervised home Inmates are examined as to be completed by 1992, will provide One resident, speaking on con­ By Dave Goldberg different training camp for the games the previous year. been overshadowed by the atten about this year. recent months he has attended dition of anonymity, said local The Associated Press guys who established the 49ers as That’s not the ease this year, tion paid to Walsh’s “genius.” "If we can take what the meetings of the town committee release program before the pro­ their criminal record, their fam­ 4,600 more beds. But Flower gram’s guidlines had been ily stability, and the risk they promises those beds will be filled Amal leaders urged “whoever is the team of the 1980s by winning a although there are some of the Montana, who had his differen incumbents have done and build and last week re-enrolled in the capable of carrying weapons to ROCKLIN, Calif. - It was third Super Bowl last January. usual post-Super Bowl problems ces with the coach the past two on it, we can win,” she said. party. changed to prohibit those con­ might pose to the community. immediately. The Aiioclatad P rn t victed on manslaughter charges When inmates are released, join a campaign in search of supposed to be just another play The operative word this season — like the retirement of center years when he was occasionally from participating. Flower said. they must check in with their Sheik Obeid.” WHADDYA WANT FROM ME? — Umpire Ken Kaiser, in the San Francisco’ 49ers’ light is “relaxed” now that Walsh, Randy Cross, one of the team benched in favored of Steve The task of the corrections parole officers. They also must “I heard the helicopter flying right, offers no sympathy as he listens to Kansas City contact scrimmage. whom Barton called “Darth leaders, and the usual contract Young, may take a biggerhand in Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Ga­ as the general mobilization call department is to keep the prison receive permission to use a motor manager John Wathan in the seventh inning Thursday Jerry Rice took the ball from Vader” in an unguarded moment demands that come with winning. the offense this year. garin, the first man to orbit the was blared through mosque mi­ earlier this week, has not only Among the holdouts as the 49ers Ferguson population below 110 percent of vehicle, secure a drivers’ license, Earth, died in 1968 in a plane night at Fenway Park. Guess who won this discussion? Joe Montana on a reverse, tried to In the past, while Montana the system’s capacity. If the state and they must not use or possess narets in Jibchit and the neigh­ stepped down as head coach but prepare for their Aug. 6 exhibtion crash. boring villages,” he said. The Red Sox won, 7-2. circle left end, and ran right into could call automatics on the field, From page 1 exceeds that percentage, it has 30 th e right arm of Bill has decided to become NBC’s in Tokyo are seven key defensive answer to John Madden. players — All-Pro nose tackle it was usually the 25-play script days to return it to 110 percent. If Romanowski. devised by Walsh before the it does not, the state is required to “Nobody’s quite as nervous as Michael Carter, comerbacks Tim Landers’ opponent, Gordon Las- In the aftermath of the controv­ Suddenly, the Super Bowl most they were when Bill was around, ” McKyer and Don Griffin, defen­ game that got the attention. This institute an emergency release to year. Mike Holmgren, the offen­ sow, in the presidential election ersy, Longest has said he is bring the population down to 100 Mets sloppy play valuable player and arguably the said Montana, without whom the sive linemen Larry Roberts and and joined in an effort to question seriously considering a run for most valuable property in the 49ers probably wouldn’t have one Kevin Fagan, linebacker Charles sive coordinator, will devise a the validity of the election on the the district presidency next year. percent capacity. looser, 15-play script, possibly in Those inmates released in a NFL was wrestling on the ground Super Bowl. “You always knew Haley and strong safety Jeff ground that more votes were cast In a letter to the editor of the FREE HELMET with a 235-pound linebacker. Only he was around there looking at Fuller. consultation with Montana. than the number of people Herald, Longest has said that if helps th6 Pirates the Intercession of 280-pound you.” Still, many of the 49ers, particu­ In fact. Walsh’s script was checked off on a voting list. the decision to name a new with any bike purchase over 5300.°° tackle Harris Barton on Rice’s In fact, in a perverse way, larly the defensive players who mostly myth, no more than While Ferguson had said he commissioner was based on the Offer expires 8»5*89 behalf prevented more mayhem. Walsh’s absence may be just the played for him when he was options for different situations was considering the possibility of fact that another person can By Jim Donaehy long day.” Pittsburgh outfielder The Associated Press Glenn Wilson said. “You just “No big deal, just another spur the 49ers need to have a shot defensive coordinator, don’t want similar to every other team’s resigning from the public works carry out the duties more effec­ training camp fight,” said at becoming the first team in a to make Seifert look bad in game plan. post, he also said he saw nothing don’t come into New York and tively, he respects the decision. NEW YORK - The Pittsburgh sweep that easy.” George Seifert, the first new decade to repeat as NFL comparison to Walsh. “There will be some subtle in the duties of the job that would “However, if the decision was coach on a Super Bowl winner champions. “We know it’s his team now,” changes that will take place that prevent him from doing it well. Legal Pirates completed a three-game Wilson was right. It wasn’t that based on getting even or showing sweep of the New York Mets easy and it was a long day. since Phil Bengston took over for After the Super Bowl victories Tom Holmoe, a nfckel back on the may help us realize that this is a On Tuesday, Landers said he who’s boss, the only real losers Vince Lombardi back when the following the 1981 and 1984 last two Super Bowl teams, said. different team facing different All new lightweight softshell helmet. despite a hat trick by Sid puncuated by a 45-minute rain would stick by his decision and will be the voters of the Eighth Talk Fernandez. delay in the eighth inning. NFL title game lacked the Super seasons, the 49ers faltered, fail­ “If things don’t go well, people challenges,” Montana said. that as far as he knew, Ferguson Utilities District,” he said in the ANSI approved. Bowl’s glitter and Roman ing to make the playoffs in the will look back and say, ‘Well, if Does that mean that Montana would retain the post. by Fernandez’s unusual play in The Mets rallied against Jeff letter. the first inning set the tone in the Robinson and scored four runs in numerals. strike year of 1982 and losing in Bill were here ...’ We don’t want would like prove that he can win a Attorney Had Bill Walsh still been coach the playoffs in 1985. to let that happen.” Super Bowl on his own. without At Law Leo J. Barrett Pirates’ 10-8 victory over New the third, all unearned, and tooka York on Thursday, Pittsburgh’s 6-5 lead in the fifth on Kevin of the 49ers, he would have In each season, Walsh talked The offense has a slightly Bill Walsh? ■ DC-10 lands safely fifth win in a row. Elster’s two-run double off Neal handled that tussle differently. about the spark that was missing, different motivation, particu­ Montana began to answer, then There was lots of sloppy field­ Heaton. He disliked even the smallest of how the players might have larly Montana and Rice, who stopped himself and allowed a PERSONAL INJURY ing, poor base running and just New York added two unearned confrontations. forgotten the little extra that sometimes seem to feel that their thin smile to complete the without its nose wheel When someone Is physically or plain bad baseball, and it all runs in the sixth to take an 8-5 lead Indeed, this is a decidedly pulled them through the tight contributions to victory have thought. mentally injured or dies. Is started in the first inning when and then gave it all back when the TORONTO (AP) - A Canadian The crashes have killed 200 another person at fault? When a Fernandez lost his hat. Pirates scored five runs in the Airlines DC-10 with 254 people people. person dies In a car accident. Is John Cangelosi led off the game seventh, the key hit a three-run aboard lost a nose wheel after it On Thursday night, a United another at fault? When damage with a single and Jose Lind hit pinch triple by Jay Bell, a .128 Viola interesting acquisition, if price is right left Rio de Janeiro but landed Airlines DC-10 with 240 people on is done to your body, your car into a force play. Jeff King then hitter. safely today at Pearson Interna­ board experienced hydraulic or your reputation, is someone hit a grounder to deep thii^ that Lind, whose error at second led agei Andy MacPhail said. “You Davey Johnson said. “Getting back in New York. One other tional Airport in Toronto, airport else responsible for your in­ By Jim Donaghy problems but landed safely at Los deflected off Howard Johnson’s to the Mets’ four-run third, The Associated Press have to consider the numbers and someone of Viola’s stature would token is that the Mets are in a officials said. Angeles International Airport, jury? What is the measure of be intriguing if you don’t have to your injury? How are you com­ glove. started the seventh against re­ the flow of talent coming up. You pennant race. Either way. I can’t Airport spokesman Bruce Reid aviation officials said. Lind hesitated, then broke for liever David West with a single have to weigh the potential and give up too many young arms.” lose because there aren’t any pensated to restore you to a po­ NEW YORK — The New York 9 said the flight crew was aware of “It’s very disruptive when On Tuesday, a Continental sition you enjoyed before the third as Fernandez arrived late and stole second. One out later, Mets are talking, the Minnesota productivity of the pitchers you negative points in the whole the problem and the aircraft Airlines DC-9 made a rough for the throw. Fernandez lost his Bonilla hit a hard grounder to Twins are listening and Frank are getting against the potential these things are in the papers.” thing.” circled the control tower to accident or event? Lawyers can hat in the process, and while he Johnson said. “I feel we have landing at Newark, N.J., also discuss these questions with short and Lind broke for third. Viola is waiting. and productivity of the pitcher The Mets, trying to fill the void confirm the wheel was missing. after experiencing hydraulic was picking it up. King took The Mets failed to get Lind in a you’re giving up.” enough to win. but anytime you’re Fire crews and ambulances went you. The two teams discussed on talking about a player like Viola left by Dwight Gooden’s injury, trouble. second without a play. rundown, however, and he made The Twins want pitching in lost their third straight to Pitts­ to the scene before the pilot was “Fernandez should have made it back to second safely, eluding Thursday a deal that would send exchange for Viola, and more — obviously we would like him. * .J ...... ’ ""I...... burgh on Thursday and fell five given permission to land at 7:30 (Continental Flight 354 from the play at third base,” Mets Gregg Jefferies’ tag. the former Cy Young winnerback than a package of David West. But I don’t think there’s much a.m., said Reid. Chicago to Newark was carrying Licensed in CT ItW home to New York, and the move chance of us getting Viola.” games behind Montreal in the manager Davey Johnson said. “The rundown play was Rick Aguilera and Kevin Tapani. National League East. The Mets He said one of the two wheels in 89 passengers when it made the Leo J. Barrett, P.C. The Mets then gave Bobby another sign that we’re not remains a possibility. The trad- In order to get Viola, the Mets Viola, bom in New York and a the jet’s left front section was Attorney At Law ,ing deadline is Monday, so the expect to be without Gooden for emergency landing shortly after Bonilla an intentional walk to playing good baseball,” said may have to Include either Ron star at St. John’s, has struggled two or three more weeks. missing. He did not explain how it 8 p.m. The plane blew four of six CT. TOLL FREE load the bases. Barry Bonds Johnson, whose club fell five negotiations must get serious Darling or Sid Fernandez. for Minnesota this year with an 8 was lost. No one was injured in tires and skidded about 7,500 feet 1-M0-M-44-LAW followed with a two-run single games behind first-place Mont­ soon. “Frank (general manager Ca- 8-11 record and 3.64 ERA. The Boston Red Sox have also the landing. before stopping. There were no Manchester - 64S-6455 and R. J. Reynolds hit a three-run real in the NL East. “We’ve had a lot of talking shen) came to me yesterday and “I’ve had eight glorious years approached the Twins about a In the past nine days, two injuries. homer for a 5-0 lead. Bonds walked to load the bases about it. We did not initiate the said word was coming out of in Minnesota and I love it here, trade for Viola, 29, who signed a DC-10s have crashed, one in Sioux Hartford - 527-1114 but times change,” Viola said. “I On Thursday night, another jet Your calU are returned daily. 178 W, Middle Tpke • 649-2098 "As soon as we scored five talks, so we’re in a position of Minnesota that we were talking three-year, $7.9 million contract City, Iowa, on July 19 and the landed at Newark after develop­ runs, I knew this wasgoing tobea See METS, page 13 listening,” Twins general man- about Viola,” Mets manager have a lot of friends and family in the first week of the season other Thursday in Tripoli, Libya. ing hydraulic problems, 9 wmnrn MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 28, 1989 - IS 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 28, 1989 Softbafl ‘Say No to Drugs’ team is featured Orioles heading in wrong direction

Thursday’s results Team Valvoline and its “ Say No To Drugs’ ’ race Small Block Mod machine on Sunday nights, when his busy schedule permits. NORTHERN LEAGUE — Manchester Oil Heat team will be featured at three Connecticut Valley J D. Anthony Venditti was a bit disappointed that burned Wininger’s Gymnastics, 9-2, at Robertson tracks this weekend. Driver of the Modified car, Park. Herb Klein homered and singled and Carl Kristal Loescher. wife of the former New York only 11 of his Pro Stock drivers turned out to take f .. 1 Motorsports on the ACT Coors Tour drivers in last weekend’s Ladd and Rick Schneider added two hits apiece for Modified pitot, Mike Loescher, will participate in a By Ben Walker Northern 100 at the Seekong Speedway In MOH. Seven different players each hit safely for match race at the Stafford, Riverside and the The Associated Press Wininger’s. Thompson Speedways Friday through Sunday Lou Modestlno Massachusetts. Seekonk goes with another Pro Final standings; Gold’s Gym 13-1, L.M. Gill 11-3, nights. Team Valvoline is made up of some Stock event Saturday night with some eight The Baltimore Orioles are doing it again. They’re Dean Machine 9-5, Wininger’s 6-8, PM Construction recognizable names in motorsports. They include; different winners hitting the victory lane this getting close to another record for futility. L 4-10, Manchester Police 3-11, Trash-Away 2-12. Bobby Rabat and Michael Andretti, Indy car season. Post time is 7 p.m. Baltimore lost its eighth straight game Thursday AB — Manchester Medical Supply topped Coach’s drivers; Terry Labonte, Neil Bonnett, Greg Sacks, A pair of Connecticut drivers, Robbie Moroso of night, 10-6 to Minnesota. If the Orioles fall tonight in Corner. 7-5, at Robertson. Roger Talbot, Steve Morgan Shepherd and Cale Yarborough, all Madison and Randy Lajoie of Norwalk are active Kansas City, they will will tie the American League Moriarty, A1 Noske, Joe Quaglia and Rick Burnett Winston Cup competitors; and Joe Amato, an participants on the Busch Garden National Tour record for consecutive losses by a first-place team. each had two hits for MMS. Mike Presti, John NHRA Fuel Dragster champion. Every time one of of Willington. down South. Moroso is leading the point standings “ It’s growing pains right now.’’ Manager Frank (T u Handfield, Brian Moran and Brian D’Allesandro the team drivers wins a race, Valvoline donates While down state on the coast, at the New while Lajoie replaces Jimmy Spencer in the Quick Robinson said. “ It’s a little of everything. It’s not each had a pair for Coach’s. $1,000 to the National Federation of Parents for London-Waterford Speedbowl, it’s a toss-up with Stop Beverage car with the Pennsylvania driver just one thing.” Final standings: Coach’s Comer 11-4, Cummings Drug Free Youth. Rick Donnelly of Groton, Bob Potter of Niantic, and moving into the Winston Cup cars. The Orioles, who have relied on rookies more than Insurance 9-6, Lathrop Insurance 7-8, Manchester Several Smalt Block Modified drivers in the Dave Gada of Norwich, doing well at that track Bob Gada of Niantic and Ed Lavoie of Ellington any team in the majors, can match the mark of nine Medical 7-8, H&N Contractors 6-9, Mak Co. 5-10. consecutive losses by the 1953 New York Yankees Connecticut Valley are emerging as powerhouses lately. heads for Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway for the DUSTY — Blue Ox downed Memorial Corner and the 1970 Twins. The major league record for in spite of the domination of the Christopher Nice going on the part of Reggie Ruggiero of Snap-On Tools 100 Saturday night. Store, 12-9, at Keeney Street Field. Bob Ellsworth losses by a first-place team is 10 by Pittsburgh in and Tom Bride each had three hits and Dave brothers. Mike and Ted of Plainville. One is Jeff Forestville, who beat out Rhode Island’s Mike Lou Modestlno, based In Stoughton. M ass., writes 1932. Jackson a pair for Blue Ox. Glen Pelligrinelli, Kevin Barry of Norwich, who won a feature last Sunday Stefanik in the NASCAR Modified main at the Baltimore’s lead in the AL East slipped to four a weekly syndicatedeolumn about auto racing in Cahill. Pat Zappala and Mike Zandi each had two at the Thompson Speedway. Barry aced that event Riverside Speedway. Ruggiero is a tough man to games — its smallest since June 17 — over Toronto over Buck Ashley of Colchester and Willie Hardie beat on that quarter miler and is also racing a New England. hits for MCS. Pelligrinelli homered. JL-C l and Cleveland. The Yankees are sixth, just O'/i REC — Wilson Electric shocked Renn’s Tavern, The Associited PreM games behind. 13-5, at Nike Field. Glen Temple had four hits and “ We’ve been unfortunate to lose eight in a row, but Brian Fox and Bill Meadows a pair for Wilson’s. UPSIDE DOWN — Sumner Darling of nobody has made any big gains on us. But we can’t Dan Jones singled and homered twice for the Reeders, Calif., dismounts from the be concerned with what everybody is doing behind winners. Tom Trahan had two hits for Renn’s. rings during men’s all-around gymnas­ us.’’ shortstop Cal Ripken said. NIKE — Fat Belly Deli devoured Mudville Nine, SCOREBOARD The Orioles have lost the first seven games of Thg Atooclatgd Pro 12-9. at Nike. Dave Ridolfi had four hits. Frank tics action Thursday at the U.S. Olympic 14-game road trip. They were swept in four tries at Rizzo and Obey O'Brien thre apiece and Bob Festival. Oakland and lost all three at the Metrodome. HE’S IN THERE — The Twins’ Kirby baseman Bill Ripken for a stolen base Quaglia. Jim McGowaan and Mark Bowen two Baltimore loaded the bases with no outs in the first Puckett (34) gets a foot on second base during their game Thursday at the apiece for FBD. Frank Framski chipped in with a inning, but Roy Smith struck out Ripken and Mickey before the tag of Baltimore second Metrodome. The Twins won, 10-6. two-run homer. Lance Tatro. Gino Falcetta and Baseball Calendar Tettleton and got Jim Traber on a grounder. All Dave Steers each had three hits and Jeff Phelon and IN BR IEF three batters disputed balls-and-strikes calls by Y John McCarthy two apiece for Mudville. home plate umpire Derryl Cousins. WEST SIDE — Rogers Corp. trimmed North American League standings Today Smith. 6-4. set a career-high for victories. He is the United Methodist, 8-5, at Pagani Field. Ken Olson Pair goes the distance best-supported starter in the league, getting more had three hits and Frank Morse, John McGann and TWILIGHT LEAGUE - than six runsperouting, and the Twins are 13-5 when Coft Dtvtflon Moriarty’s at Society (Trinity ROCKY HILL (AP) — Many golf buffs liketo Jim Bagdikian two apiece for Rogers. Bill Noyes, W L Fc». OS play a few rounds when possible, but two he pitches. Baltim ore S3 46 .535 — College, Hartford), 6 p.m. Dick Carlson, Dave Timbrelland Dennis Webb each Toronto SO SI .495 4 Manchester pros pushed that to the limit by Angels 8, White Sox 5; In California. Chili Davis collected two hits for NUM. OevekirKl 49 5D .495 4 playing more than 29 rounds in one day. and Jack Howell hit three-run homers in support of CHARTER OAK — Highland Park Market Boston 47 49 .490 4‘/j John Nowobilski. head professional at Jim Abbott and the Angels beat Chicago for their MlliMiukee 48 S3 .475 6 CP bagged Army and Navy, 7-2, at Fitzgerald Field. New York 47 S3 .470 6'/> Raolio, TV Tallwood Country Club in Hebron, and Don eighth victory in nine games. Detroit 34 <6 .343 19 Joe Panaro stroked three hits and Kevin Schaffer W tft Division Gliha. who runs the Connecticut Golf School The White Sox outhit California 13-5. but still lost and John Zavodjancik two apiece for HPM. Jim W L Pet. OB based in Manchester, members of the for just the second time in 12 games. Quinn and Randy Bombaixi each slapped two hits Colltom la 61 39 .610 — Davis’ 14th home run capped a five-run first Ookland 60 41 .594 l'/3 Today Professional Golfers Assocation. played a for A&N. Texas SS 45 .550 6 inning ancLHowell hit his team-leading 15th homer 2; 30 p.m. — Mets at Cubs, record 536 holes in a 24-hour period, according AA — Farr’s nipped Main Pub, 11-10, at Kansas O t f ss 46 .545 6'/> to the PGA. in the sixth. Minnesota 49 51 .490 13 SportsChanne^'WFAN Fitzgerald. Rick Belekewicz homered twice and Seattle 48 S3 .480 13 Starting at 10 a m. July 21. playing at the Abbott, 9-6, gave up four runs on 10 hits in singled, Paul Frenette homered and singled, Dave Chlcooo 43 S8 .426 18>/i 4 p.m. — U.S. Olympic seven-plus innings. Bryan Harvey got two outs for Tlmrstfoy’s Oamtt Festival, ESPN Tallwood Country Club in Hebron. Conn., the Andrulitis slapped three hits and Gary Dubiel, Rick Milwaukee 11, Detroit 1 two produced some respectable scores as they his 14th save. 5 p.m. — Red Sox at Indians, Nicola and Ed McKieman two apiece for Farr’s. Boston 7. Kansos City 2 raced from tee to fairway to the greens in Brewers 11, Tigers 1; Rob Deer hit his fourth career o Minnesota K), Baltimore 6 Channel 38; 6; 30 p.m. —joined Tony Campelli homered twice and singled, Frank California 8. Chlcooo S record time. They teamed for 164 birdies and 11 grand slam, highighting a six-run sixth inning that Marandino had three hits, Keith Schmelter two and Only oanr>es scheduled in progress by WTIC; 7:30 led Milwaukee over Detroit. FrMov't Oomtt eagles. L/1 Tim Bycholski and Dan Socha each homered for p.m. — joined in progress by The Tigers lost for the seventh time on an Boston (Gardner 2*5 and Clemens 11-7) ot Channel 30 The marathon was to benefit the Newington Pub. Cleyekmd (Condlottl 8-6 and Block S-7 or Yett Children’s Hospital. It raised more than $4,500 eight-game road trip. S-6), 2, 5:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Blue Jays at Minnesota (Viola 8-11 and Dyer 0-2) at in pledges. Robin Yount singled twice and extended his O Detroit (RItz 0-1 ond Robinson 1-1), 2,5:35 Yankees, Channels 11, 26, hitting streak to 17 games, tied for the longest in the p.m. WPOP Toronto (CeruttI 6-5) ot New York league this season. Greg Brock added a home run (LaPoint 88), 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. — WBL: Worcesterat Gioiosa trial is delayed for the Brewers. Little League Boltimore (Bollord 11-5) ot Konsos City Twine lO.OrlolesB National League reeulta Pirates 10. Mats 8 Youngstown, SportsChannel (Gubicza 04), 8:35 p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) — A federal judge Jaime Navarro. 2-3, pitched five innings and left Mllwoukee (Filer 1-1) at Texas (Jeffcoat 9 p.m. — U.S. Olympic after a rain delay of one hour, 15 minutes. Paul 5-2), 8:35 p.m. B A L T lM d tC MINNCSOTA OodgeraT.AstrosS PITTSBURGH N EW Y O R K Thursday postponed for nearly a month the o b r h b l Festival, ESPN Chlcooo (Dotson 34) at Californio obrtibl o b r h b l O b r h M Gibson. 2-5, was the loser. Thursday’s result Samuel cf 4 1 1 0 start of trial on drug and tax charges for (Blyleyen 10-2). 10:35p.m. BAndsn cf 3 0 0 0 Bush If 3 2 1 0 Cangels cf 4 0 10 10; 30 p.m. — Baseball: U.S. PBradtv If 4 1 1 1 AAoses If 1 0 1 0 B o ir p 0 00 0 Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 Thomas Gioiosa. a former housemate of SUMMER LEAGUE — Manchester No. 1 blanked Seattle (Dunne 1-5) at Oakland (Welch11-5), o b r h b l Ob r h bl vs. Korea, SportsChannel. SFInlev rt 3 0 1 0 Baker ss 2 3 0 1 Londrm p 0 0 0 0 Mogodn 1b 4 100 10:35 p.m. Gonzalz 3b 5 0 1 0 Puhl rt 5 0 0 0 Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose. Ellington, 7-0, at Verplanck Field behind the four-hit Deverex rf 2 1 1 3 Puckett cf 5 1 3 2 U nd 2b 4 2 1 0 HJhnsn 3b 2 2 10 Soturdav’s Oomet 3 111 BIgglo c 3 1 1 1 n CRIpkn sf 5 0 1 0 H rb tk 1b 3 0 1 3 Rndipb 7b King 1b 4 1 1 0 Strvitarv rf 5 0 10 U.S, District Judge S Arthur Spiegel issued pitching of John Helin and Peter Carlson. The pair Boston at Cleveland, 1:X p.m. Daniels If 4 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Tha Astociatad Praaa Tettleton c 4 0 0 0 Laudnr 1b 10 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 2 0 0 McRvIds If 5 2 10 Seattle ot Ooklond, 4:05 p.m. 4 1 3 1 GDovIs 1b 4 1 3 0 the order to give Gioiosa's new lawyers time to combined for 11 strikeouts. Helin also led the attack Traber lb 3 0 1 0 Goettl 3b 3 0 11 M arshal r1 Bonds If 4 2 2 2 Jefterls 2b 3 2 0 1 Reds’ future Toronto at New York, 7:30 p.m. M H tchr lb 4 1 2 0 CRnIds 1b 0 0 0 0 Mllllgn 1b 10 0 0 Rodrioz 3b 10 0 0 RReyIds rf 4 2 2 4 Sasser c 4 0 12 prepare for trial, Marianne Kuhn, an aide in during ice hockey action Thursday at with a grand slam homer. Chris Duffy and Eric MInnesoto at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. Bean pr 0 1 0 0 Cam lnlt 3b 3 1 3 0 NO GOAL — West goalie Les Kuntar Sheets dh 3 2 1 0 Dwyer dh 3 1 1 0 Ortiz c 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 5 0 3 3 Baltim ore at Konsos City, 8:05 p.m. JH ow ell p 0 0 0 0 Rom irz ss 4 0 0 0 Spiegel’s chambers, said. Gioiosa’s trial was to Daring also hit well while Ben Donahue. Kevin Wthptn 3b 4 2 2 2 CCbsttll dh 2 0 0 0 VanSIvk cf 20 10 Frndez p 10 0 0 thwarts a scoring attempt by the the U.S. Olympic Festival in Oklahoma Milwaukee at Texas, 9:05 p.m. Ham lin 3b 3 1 1 1 BHotahr If 4 3 3 3 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 1 0 Larkin rf 4 1 1 0 Belllord ss 3 0 1 0 Hrnndz ph 10 0 0 have started Friday, but was postponed until Schwabe, Bob Ballard and Norman Small played Chlcooo of California, 10:05 p.m. 3 0 0 1 Young ct 4 0 3 1 City. The West won, 5-3. Orsuiok ph 10 0 0 Harper c 4 2 2 1 Dempsv c GWIIsn ph 0 10 1 Innis p 0 0 0 0 North’s Ted Donato of Dedham, Mass., Sunday's Oomos Scloscia c 1 0 0 0 Deshales p 3 0 0 0 Buick Open smres Aug, 24 in Spiegel’s Cincinnati courtroom. is not Rosey LVIllere c Carren ph 1 0 1 0 well defensively for the winners, now 4-1. Toronto at New York, 1:30 p.m. Newmn 2b 2 0 0 0 1000 AnOesn ss 3 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 JRobnsn p 2 0 0 0 West p 0 0 0 0 Earlier. Spiegel had denied Gioiosa’s re­ Boston at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Gagne ss 100 1 M u rra y 3b 1113 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 Aose p 0 0 0 0 Minnesota at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Totals 36 6 9 6 Totals 351011 » GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Scores quest to have the trial moved out of Cincinnati, R M iiln z p 10 10 DaSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Little ph 1000 M yers p 0 0 0 0 n Boltim ore at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. Grlttln ph 1 0 0 0 GGross ph 1 0 0 0 Thursday In the first round of the 31 Million BatlMnom 000 000 204— 6 Kipper p 00 00 MWIIsn cf 10 0 0 Gioiosa. 31, of New Bedford. Mass., wanted the Chlcooo at Californio, 4:05 p.m. APena p 0 0 0 0 Buick Open played on the par 3636—7Z Ihmosota 202 004 20x— M B ell ss 1 0 1 3 Seattle at Ooklond. 4:05 p.m. 0 1 0 0 7J)16vords Warwick Hills Country Qub: trial shifted to Massachusetts. E—Snniey, Traber. OP—Baltimore 1. LH arrs ph Totals 37151515 Tetals 36 5 9 6 Milwaukee at Texas, 8:35 pjn. M organ p 0 0 0 0 NL Roundup History comes in all styles LOB— Baltimore 7, MInnesoto 0. 2B— O 1 0 0 0 Leonord Thompson 363 0- 45 IN B R IE F Hrbek, Dwyer. HR— Worthington (0), Stubbs 1b 500 055 555—15 Brad Fobel Totals 34 7 10 7 Tetals 35 S 9 4 3 3 3 3 - 66 National League standings Devereoux (5). SB— Newman (16), Puckett New Y ork 554 531 515— 1 Mark O'Meara 3236-64 Bulls sign Sanders (7). E—Lind, Bonilla, Bell. DP—New York 1. Don Shlrey Los Angeles 1W W 213—7 3631- 46 IP N R ER BB SO LOB— PII4sbureh7,NewYork9.3B— Samuel, Richard Zokol Bv Dick Brinster Houston m 100 000-4 3432- 46 Willimantic hosts 5K run Cost Olvislen Baltim ore McRevnolds, Elster. 3B—Bell. HR— Lon Hinkle 3633-47 CHICAGO (AP) — Georgia Southern for­ The Associated Press E—Dempsey. DP—Houston Z LOB—Los RRevnoMs (5). SB— HJohnson 2 (25), W L Pet. OB H am isch L,1-4 5 2-3 7 0 7 3 2 Hoi Sutton 3632- 47 ward Jeff Sanders, the Chicago Bulls’ third at the U.S. Olympic Festival Angeles 3, Houston 5. 2B—Morshall, Montreal 59 42 .584 ~ Thurmond 1 1-3 4 2 1 2 0 Lind (10). S— Sasser. SF —Jefferies. WILLIMANTIC — The Willimantic 5K Road GDavIs Z Camlnitt. HR— BIgglo (6), Murray Woyne Grady 32-35-47 Chlcooo 55 45 .550 3>/2 Holton 1 0 0 0 0 1 IP H RER BB SO Joel Edwards first-round pick in the recent college draft and The Cincinnati Reds are finally in the black. But Race, designated for the seventh year in a row (10). SB— BHotcher2(21). SF— Hamilton. 3 6 3 2 - 47 New York 53 46 .535 5 MkHMseto Brian Watts 32-35—47 the 20th selection overall, reached agreement St. Louis 51 46 .526 6 RSmIth W,64 6 2-3 7 2 2 2 4 JRoblnson 2 Z 3 6 the team picked by many to win the National League “ This was my first perfect women’s high jump winner, app­ as Connecticut’s TAC (The Athletics Congress) IP H RER BB SO Billy Andrade 3633— 67 Bv Barrv Wllner PIttsburoh 44 55 .444 14 Wayne 1 13 0 0 0 0 1 Heaton 21-3 3 Lee Janzen on a contract Thursday, his agent said. West hardly has a Rosey future. n Les Angeles 3633-47 game this year,” she said. “ I’ve lied for permission to compete in 5K championship, will be held Sunday, Aug. 13, Phllodelphla 38 60 .388 19'/a StClaIre 1 2 4 4 2 0 Kipper 1 0 1 1 Ron Streck The Associated Press R M rlln e i 4 3632- 45 Terms of the contract werenotdisclosed, but “ It’ll take a miracle to win the West,” Manager West Olviston HBP—Baker by Harnisch Z B air 1 0 Rick Fehr had a couple of no-hitters, but I track and field. But the eight head at 9 a m. through the south side of Willimantic. APena 3 3636-45 W L Pet. OB Umpires—Home, Cousins; Rrst, Voltog- Landrum S,15 2 0 John Inman Herb Rudoy, Sanders’ agent, called the pact “ a Pete Rose said Thursday after the Reds ended their Race day registration will be held at the Elks M organ W,7-11 1 3533-45 always find a way to screw it up.” coaches at the festival voted 7-1 Son Froncisco 60 42 .588 <- glo; Second, Kosc; Third, HIrschbeck. New York Jeff Hart very fair deal” OKLAHOMA CITY - Mark JHow ell S,20 1 3336-45 longest losing streak in 23 years. “ I know that. ... n Lodge on Pleasant Street (Route 32) with the Houston 58 44 .569 2 T— 2:50. A —27,442. Frndez Duffy Waldorf 3633- 45 Lenzi made history in the U.S. Peter Meredith of Elkhart. against Ritter. That came after a Houston Innis Sanders averaged 23.2 points and 8.8 San Oleoo 49 53 .480 11 Billy Movtalr 3234-45 You know that.” news release late Wednesday fee $7. Pre-race entry fee is $5. Desha les 7 6 4 4 2 3 West 1 1-3 1 Olympic Festival in shaky fa­ Ind., has had no problems in the Los Anoeles 48 55 .466 12>A Fulton Allem 3731— 45 rebounds per game in his senior year, and was Andersen L,2-3 I 3 2 2 0 0 Aose L.1-3 0 0 1 I With what amounted to a concession speech out of night said the addition of Ritter For more information, call 456-3175 or send Cincinnati 46 55 .455 13'A Angelas. WhIteSoxS Pat Megowon 3 3 3 5 - 45 shion. Sean O’ Neill did it cumula­ festival and is 4-0 this week. He Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 2-3 I named Trans America Athletic Conference Atlanta 42 60 .412 18 M yers Doug Weaver 34-34—65 the way after the Reds had beaten the San Diego was “ a tremendous boost” to the SASE to the Willimantic Athletic Club, P.O. Da Smith M 1 1 1 0 1 Aguilera 2 2 tively. Kathy Arendsen did it got the second festival perfect Thursdov's Oomes David Canipe 37-32-49 most valuable player the last two seasons. CHICAGO CALIFORNIA Deshales pitched to 2 batters In the BIh, Aase pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. Padres 6-1, Rose praised the effort of his players. track and field competition. Box 812, Willimantic, 06226. Cincinnati 6. Son Dleoo 1 George Archer 3334- 49 perfectly. game in men’s softball as the Ob r li b l Ob r h bl Andersen pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. HBP—Jefferies by Heaton. PIttsburoh H), New York 8 Dove Rummells 3334-49 “ You’ve got to give the guys around here credit,” Erika deLone of Lincoln, Gollghr cf 5 13 1 Wsntn rf 4 110 HBP—Camlnitl by RMartlnez. PB— Umpires—Home, KIbIsr; First, Layne; East defeated the North 10-0. Los Anoeles 7. Houston 5 Emie Gonzalez 3636—49 Records and barriers were M an ria 2b 4220 Roy 2b 4000 Dempsey. Second, Davis; Third, Gregg. he said. “ It’s been awfully difficult the last week and Mass., won two tennis gold Atlanta 10, San Francisco 1 Mike Donald 3 3 3 6 - 69 Lurie comes out smiling Meredith struck out 11, giving Baines dh 5 12 2 DWhIte cf 3 10 0 T— 3:10. A-39,447. broken in the festival on Thurs­ MB batters among leaders Only oomes scheduled Doug Tewell 3336-49 a half. They’re still playing hard.” him 39 in four games. He has not medals. She teamed with Susan Pridoy's Games Co Idem rf 4 0 1 0 Joyner 1b 4 1 1 2 Rada 6, Padres 1 Bill Glasson day, starting with Lenzi. who R s k c 4 0 11 Ownng dh 2 2 0 0 3 4 3 3 - 69 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco The victory, only the 11th in 42 games as the Reds allowed a run in 23 innings. Sommerville of Dearborn, Mich., New York (Cone8-5) at Chlcooo (Sonderson Robin Freemon 3436-49 “D Greater Hartford Twilight League statistics 9-6), 2:20 p.m. Posoua If 4 0 11 CDovIs If 3 2 2 3 Rick Pearson Giants owner Bob Lurie came out smiling with have plunged to fifth place in the NL West, did little became the first American diver for the women’s doubles crown, SAN D IEG O CINCINNATI 3336— 69 The perfect game was the first through games played July 23 show four of the PIttsburoh (Kramer 44 ond Reed 04) at CM rfnz 3b 4 0 1 0 Parrish c 3 0 0 0 Howard Twltty a r b M Obrhbl 3633— 69 a sweet deal Thursday as negotiations ended on to brighten the team’s prospects. Cincinnati still has to do a 4*A front tuck somersault then won the mixed doubles with Philadelphia (K.Howell 8-6 and M orm n 1b 3 0 0 0 Howell 3b 3 1 1 3 Tom Kite since 1985, when Jimmy Moore top 10 batters from Moriarty Brothers. The TGwvnn rf 4 0 2 0 Duncan ss 5 0 1 0 3436-69 in competition. Even w|l,h^jhe M cW illiam s 2-10), 2, 5:35 p.m. Lyons ph 1 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Transactions Ed F ie ri / a downtown stadium, but winning voter six players on the disabled list. Rick Witsken of Carmel. Ind. RAIomr 2b 4 0 1 0 WInghm cf 3 0 0 0 37-32-69 defeated the South 1-0. MB’s Greg Turner shared the top rung with a St. Louis (Power M ) at Montreal (Perez Guillen ss 4 1 2 0 Ben Crenshaw momentous dive, Lenzi was just 4 0 1 0 G riffey If 3 1 1 0 343 3- 69 approval in November may prove tougher. But Rose said he felt a burden lifted from his Deirdre Herman of Lawrence, 5-9), 7:35 p.m. ToIdM 31 5 13 5 TOICriS 20 1 5 I Ja C kirk 1b Jim Booros Lance Ringnald of Albu­ .444 batting average on 16-for-36. Jeff Johnson 0 0 0 0 Snider If 0100 3 7 3 3 - 70 seventh in the 3-meter prelimi­ Cincinnati (R.Roblnson 0-1) at Atlanta Roberts ss Russ Cochran Mayor Art Agnos, after two days and nights shoulders. querque won the men’s all- Kah.. lost in both doubles m m 021-5 Jom es If 4 0 1 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 0 0 3636—70 was tied for third at .429 while Ray Gliha (.404) (P.Sm ith 2-11), 7:40 p.m. O ilcage BASEBALL Bill Sander naries won by Mark Bradshaw. 3 0 1 0 Roemes rf 4 2 3 2 3434— 70 of contract talks, called the 40-year pact “ a “ It’s rough to have to go home every night around crown in gymnastics. matches but won the women’s Son Francisco (D.Robinson 8-7) at CaW om io Wynne cf Brkm Tennyson was sixth and Chris Petersen (.375) 10th. E—SchofleM. OP—California 2. LOB— C M rfnz ph 1000 Madlsn 3b 3 1 1 1 3337— 70 His faltering performance on the Houston (Cloncy 5-7), 8:35 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS ------Named Tony SIMs smart deal for the city” and promised to losing,” he said. Ringnald. who last year became singles. The men’s singles title Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 Rchdsn 3b 00 0 0 3434— 70 Johnson ted the league in RBIs with 20 while Los Anoeles (Hershlser 12-7) at Son Chicago 7, California 2. 2B—Joyner, Man- Ben Ogllvie Instructor ond speclolassignment D.A. Welbrlng Braves 10, Giants 1: At Atlanta. Dale Murphy tied dive had a great deal to do with rlQue, Baines. 3B—Guillen. HR—CDoyls Soknar ss 4 1 2 1 Reed c 2 110 3436-70 campaign for it “ as though it was my election the youngest member of the went to Robbie Wendell of Sunny­ Dleoo (Hurst 8-8), 10:05 p.m. scout. Dave Barr Ray Sullivan and Gliah were among the Parent c 3 0 0 0 O liver c 20 11 3434—70 major-league records with two homers and six RBIs that. Soturdoy's Gomes (14),Howell (15). National Lsctaue Webb Heintzelman that was at stake” men’s Olympic gymnastics team vale, Calif. The men’s doubles IP H R E R S B GW Hrrts p 2 00 0 Oester 2b 2 0 10 37-33—70 doubles leaders with six and five, respectively. New York at ChlcooO/ 1:20 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS-ActIvated Pat Perry, Bob Estes 3634— 70 in an inning as the Braves routed the San Francisco O ilc o te Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 Leery p 2 0 12 If voters turn it down, he said, he will “ I was nervous, but I was more in 20 years, scored 9.85s on the crown was won by Chuck Cole­ Son Froncisco at Houston, 4:05 pin. pitcher, from the rehabilitation list and Ray Barr 3635— 70 Gliha and Johnson were tied for third in the Perez L,7-11 SZ3 4 8 8 5 3 Flnnry ph- 1000 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Giants 10-1. man of Lake Wylie, S.C., and PIttsburoh at Phllodelphla, 7:05 pin. optioned him to Iowa of the American Trevor Dodds 3634-70 rec/ommend that the Giants’ Candlestick Park concerned with my takeoff,” parallel bars and high bar. Pottertoo 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 T oliver p 0 00 0 Oiarlfon p 0 0 0 0 home run category, each with five. Veteran Cincinnati at Atlonta, 7:10 p.m. Association. Tom Pernlce Jr. 3434—70 “ Just getting up twice in one inning is unusual,” Long 1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 1 5 1 Tetals 31 610 6 lease, which runs through 1994, be put on a year Lenzi, 21, of Fredericksburg, Va., “ Just being on teams, it was Cary Lothringer of San Antonio. St. Louis at Montreol, 7:35 p.m. MONTREAL EXPOS—Placed Tom Foley, Steve Elkln(tton 3434—70 Dave Bidwell, who earned his career 100th Twi Calltarnta to year basis to help them move elsewhere in Murphy said. “ I don’t remember doing that very Weightlifting gold went to Mi­ Los Anoeles at Son Dleoo, 10:05 p.m. second baseman, on the ISdoy disabled list. Barry Joeckel 3434-70 said. "I had already made kind of like the Olympics,” he Abbott W,F« 7 10 4 3 1 3 Son DIege 000 010 500-1 win last week, moved among the leaders with a Sundoy's Oomes Called UP Junior Noboa, Inflelder, from F'ed Couples often. As far as the homers. I’m thrilled but I don’t chael Jacques of Warner Robins, Minton 1 1-3 3 0 0 Cincinnati 010 COS IOx-6 3434— 70 the San Francisco Bay area. Lurie has a mistakes before I got on the end of said. “ This is how I like to 4-3 won-lost mark and 29 strikeouts, while St. Louis at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Indlonapolls of the American Association. Robert Wrenn 3636— 70 know what else to say.” PIttsburoh at Phllodelphla, 1:35 pm . Harvey S,14 Z3 0 0 0 0 1 DP—Son Diego 1, Cincinnati 1. LOB— Son Lonny Wodklns backup offer on hold in Santa Clara, 45 miles the board I wanted it to be nice. I perform.” Ga. at 67.5 kilograms. Michael Diego 6, Cincinnati 7. 2B— AAodlson. HR— 3434— 70 Craig Steuemagel was fifth in earned run Cincinnati at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Abbott pitched to 2 batters In the Sth. NEW YORK METS-Sent Tom Edens, Don Pohl Roomes (6), Salazar (6). SB— TGwynn 3436— 70 south of the city. wanted to do it perfectly the first The East got a 47.65 score in the Listro of Montvale, N.J., at 75 New York at Chlcooo, 2:20 p.m. pitcher, to the Phlladelphki Phillies to Don Forsnton Dodgers 7, Astros 5: Eddie Murray’s pinch-hit. average with a 2.73 ERA. (30), RAIom or (25), Roomes (5), (Srlffev (2). 3636—70 Local opposition began lining up even before kilos, and Jim Hewelt of Royal Son Francisco at Houston, 2:35 pm. complete an earlier trade. Roy Stewart 3337— 70 three-run homer with one out in the ninth marked time so everyone could seel could floor exercise from its six Los Anoeles at San Dleoo, 4:05 p m . Brewerall.TIgeral ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Recalled Gregory Ladehoff Lurie and Agnos announced details of the plan Oak. Mich., at 82.5 kilos. IP H R BR BB SO 3636-70 do it, but I guess I’ll just have to members to win the team gold. Ricky Horton, pitcher, from Louisville of the Lorry Sllveira only the second failure by Houston relief ace Dave Son Olega 3634—70 for a 45,000 open-air stadium on the waterfront The women’s champions were American Association. Mark Haves try it again.” The women’s 3-meter spring­ Mayotte in quarterfinals DCTROIT MILWAUKRR GWHrrIs L>6 52-3 0 3 6 3 4 - 71 Smith in 23 save opportunities. BASKETBALL Buddy Gardner in the China Basin section of the city, and a Lynne Stoessel of Marietta, Ga., oBrhM Ob r h b l Clements 1-3 1 3436-71 board diving preliminaries were National Basketball Association Brad Bryant Murray, batting for Dave Anderson, hit a 2-0 pitch ■ TJones rf 4 02 0 Molltor dh 4 2 2 1 Toliver 2 1 34-37— 71 multipurpose arena nearby that could attract O’Neill didn’t have to try again at 56 kilos. Colleene Colley of WASHINGTON (AP) - Top-seeded Tim CHICAGO BULLS—Agreed to terms Dick M ost over the right-field fence. won by favorite Wendy Lucero of TrammI ss 3 110 Gontnr 2b 4 2 3 1 CIncInnefI 3435— 71 with Jeff Sanders, forword. Jim Hallet an NBA or NHL team. to break Greg Louganis’ mark for Marietta at 60 kilos, and Diana Mayotte reached the quarterfinals of the Slnotro c 0 0 0 0 Deer rf 4 2 2 4 Leary W,7-0 3435— 71 Aurora, Colo. American League results DETROIT PISTONS—Signed Mork Lance Ten Broeck festival gold medals. O’Neill won W hitakr 2b 2 00 1 R o n ce n rf 10 0 0 Charlton 37-36-71 Fuhrman of Simi Valley, Calif., Sovran Bank Classic with a 7-6,6-3 victory over Hughes, forward. Phil Btackmar The half-marathons were won Schu 3b 10 10 Yount cf 3 0 2 1 3436— 71 MIAMI HEAT—Released Dove Popson, Oil Morgan his 13th on his first try, taking the at 67.5 kilos. South African Barry Moir. Brad Gilbert, the M erind dh 4 0 10 Felder cf 0 0 0 0 3 6 3 6 - 71 by Olympian Bruce Bickford of J.C. Snead Red Sox 7. Royals 2 3 00 0 Braggs If 5 0 1 2 forward. 3437— 71 Thompson takes golf lead ITF backs ban men’s singles in table tennis. He In hockey, the West took the Lynn If second .seed, also beat a South African, ousting FOOTBALL Bob Wolcott Wellesley, Mass., and Judy Bo- Bergm n 1b 4 0 10 B rock 1b 3 2 11 Braves 10, Giants 1 3635— 71 has won five straight singles Gary Muller 6-2, 7-6. Other winners included Notlenal Peelban League Jay Don Bloke GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Leonard North 5-3 and the South beat the GW ord cf 4 000 M eyer 1b 10 0 0 37-36-71 genschutz of Oldenburg. Ind. KA N SA S C IT Y BOSTON ATLANTA FALCONS-SIgnsd Ralph Danny Edwords championships Americans No. 10 Paul Chamberlin and No. 11 Strange 3b 4 0 2 0 Polldor 3b 4 0 1 0 3736-71 Thompson fired a 7-under-par 65 to take the East 6-3. obrhM obrliw Norwood, tackle. Tim Norris LONDON (AP) — Almost a year after its return to Louise Ritter, the 1988 Olympic Heath c 3 0 10 COBrIen c 4 1 0 1 SAN P R A N ATLANTA 37-36-71 WMion cf 4 0 12 Boggs 3b 3 0 11 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed to Don Reese first-round lead in the rain-delayed $1 million Todd Witsken; and No. 12 Ramesh Krishnan of 1000 Engle c 0000 Ob r h M O b r h b l 3 6 3 5 - 71 “ It was really worth all the S e ltu r 3b 3 0 0 0 Rt«Kevin Curren 5-7, 6-4,6-0, full-fledged Olympic sport at Seoul last year. As an the first six batters of the game, Michael. 3 1 0 0 0 4 Notloiial League TWIIson 1 0 0 0 0 1 boefc; Ted Petraskv, Harvey Reed and Ryan Jeff Sluman 3434-72 LSrnllti The last time the Pirates swept The Mets were scheduled to The 46-foot Scarab powerboat left Chicago at 3 0 0 0 0 3 Solozor (6), Podres; Roomes (6), Reds; Altanta Knight, running backs; and Darren Jones Billy Tuten 3 7 3 6 - 72 and Guillermo Perez-Roldan downed Fabrlce experiment, professionals were allowed to com­ in beating the winless North 5-0. Dopson pitched to 3 batters In the 6lh. Reynolds (5), Pirates; Murroy (10), Dodgers Glovlne W ,M • 6 1 2 6 and Kevin Lewis, defensive bocks. John McComIsh 3537— n a three-game series in New York start a three-game series in WP—Gordon, Dopson. Santoro 6-1, 4-6, 6-2. pete, Steffi Graf winning the women’s title and She didn’t permit a ball out of the 8:03 a.m. (EDT) and docked at about 10:45 BIgglo (6), Astros; Litton (3), Giants; Murphy Assnm ehr 1 0 0 0 0 1 Nolan Henke 3436—72 Umpires-Home, Joyce; First, infield. was April 28-30. 1981, when Rick Chicago today. p.m. on the Detroit River in downtown. 2(11),Dovis (3),Braves. Hanwnoker phehed to 2 batters In the 6th SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Waived Willie o-Dan Olsen 3436—72 Miloslav Mecir the men’s gold. McKean; Second, Kaiser; Third, Young. x,denotes grand skxn BK—Brantley. Connon, running back. Bill Buttner 3434-72 T— 2:43. A —34,223. 9 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 28. 1989 Cancer battle basis of special

ACROSS 5 Dirty Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Buck The character, Linke said, was like a 6 ___ fixe The Associated Press baseball relief pitcher. “He’s called in late in J 1 Grime [obsession) T V Topics the game, delivers a few lines and goes. My 5 Per___ 7 Wide slioe size LOS ANGELES — Paul Linke sits for an part grew.” A blueberry brunch will be held from 8 a m. to 2 The Greater Hartford Irish Festival will be held 9 LP speed 8 Canine with hour and 18 minutes and talks about his wife’s The series casting director had seen Linke p.m. Saturday at the United Methodist Church in 12 Folk singer Burl Friday, Saturday, and Sunday on the grounds of the rabies (2 wds.) losing battle with cancer in the HBO special "Once she had breast cancer and had the in the movie “Moving Violations.” He has Hartford. Admission is $5 for adults, $2.50 for Irish American Home at 132 Commerce St. in 9 Request for “Time Flies When You’re Alive.” another comic role in the movie "Parent­ 13 Concept reply mastectomy and started alternative healing, children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5. Glastonbury. The hours for the festival are 6 p.m. 14 Canal system 10 Writer of verse It is a mesmerizing, mind-blowing expe­ I told her I thought there was a book in our hood,” but plays a slumlord in the movie pilot The menu includes fresh fruit, orange juice, to midnight on Friday, 3 p.m. to midnight on in northern 11 Flame-loving in­ rience. Linke talks of hope and despair and experiences," he said. His wife refused all for the upcoming ABC series "Capital News.” pancakes, bacon, sausage, coffee cake, and Saturday, and 1 to 8 p.m. on Sunday. Michigan sect love, and it is the latter that binds the special conventional means of treatment, such as A "CHIPS” reunion movie is also being beverages. There will also be a Christmas in July On Sunday, a noon mass will be held prior to the 15 Cowgirl Evans 19 Part of a together and makes the painful moments radiation or chemotherapy. planned. Larry Wilcox, who played one of the bake sale. The church is located at 571 Farmington bearable. festivities, which will include Irish and American 16 Require church It took some time, and some persuasion, officers, purchased the rights to the series. Ave. entertainment provided by Noel Henry’s Irish 17 Experienced 21 Fringe Francesca Draper Linke, the mother of before Linke, who has appeared in movies "In all my years in ‘CHiPs’ I got maybe a Showband, Dermot O’Brien, Pat Roper, Johnny person 23 Singer Diana three children, died in 1986 at the age of 37. and in the television series “CHiPs,” was hundred fan letters,” Linke said. “I wasn’t 18 Acting a role (2 Murphy and the Clubmen, Tom Yourell, Rusty u The one-man piece, which Linke first ready to go onto a stage with the story. the pubescent girl’s fantasy. But this War to be re-enacted wds.) 24 Take advice presented on the stage, will be shown on "I wrote an outline," he said. "As I did I (one-man show on life, cancer and death) Jacobs and the Woods Tea Company, St. Patrick’s 20 Profundity 25 Abyssinian Home Box Office on Sunday. realized I had not completed her dying. She generates so much fan mail I can’t tell you.” The air will be filled with smoke and thunder as Pipe Band, The Black Velvet Band, Comhaltas 22 Secret agent ruler As he sat down in a restaurant to discuss the Ceoltoire. On Friday and Saturday, performances 26 Naught wanted her ashes scattered on Mount Shasta. the Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums and 23 Poet-singer 41 Part of a 48 Doesn't exist special, Linke was affected by a rush of I rented a van and we all went up and □ □ □ Knowiton’s Rangers re-enact Revolutionary War will be made by Savage Brothers and The Clan, McKuen 27 Blight color sonnet 49 Actress___ who are oirginally from Longford, Ireland. 24 Mists 28 Path emotion. scattered her ashes. After that, I decided I battles Saturday and Sunday on the grounds of the 43 Under Rowlands The cultural tent will have many films and videos 27 Stared 29 Ancient serf 45 Less polite “We had a tradition of pre-Christmas should really go forward with the show." Nathan Hale Homestead on South Street in 50 Hawkeye State 31 Uncle 30 Tints 46 Large barb of a lunches for the whole family,” he said. “The First, he did a short version at a BACK TO TELEVISION - Blake Ed­ Coventry. and will also feature Dennis Doyle, an 32 God of love 33 Irish dance feather 51 Of equal score last lunch we had when ’Chex’ was still alive fund-raiser. "A man in the audience said later wards, who created the classic series “Peter The action will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on award-winning Celtic harpist and story teller. 34 Simple 36 Jug 47 Old Testament 52 Stop working in 1985 was in this restaurant and at this same a friend had died of cancer 13 years earlier Gunn” 30 years ago, is returning to television. Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. One of the highlights of the event will be the 35 Emerald Isle 38 Uses frugally book 55 Before (poet.) tabie.” and he had never come to grips with it.... As I The Blake Edwards Co. has signed a contract Each day, as well as battles, there will be camp life selection and crowning of Miss Irish Festival at 8 37 Besides Linke, who had not selected the site, performed I saw that I was tapping into with New World to create and produce a wide 1 2 3 10 11 demonstrations involving up to 300 troops and p.m. Friday. There will also be crafts, Irish 39 Compass point paused, then added, “I had an inkling it would n • people’s hearts and there was a real need for range of television productions. Edwards is camp followers both Rebel and Loyalist. Native imports, children’s games, and plenty of food. 40 Dozed 12 be her last Christmas. Being here brings it it. It brings dying out of the closet." best known in recent years for such movies as Americans will camp in the Holy Grove, a group of Admission is $5 at the gate for the general public 42 Leg joints full circle. That’s what I was going to call the Linke is probably best known for his comic “The Pink Panther” series, “Victor, Victo­ and $4 for senior citizens. Tickets are available for 44 Wriggly fish 16 show at first, ‘Full Circle of Love.’” relief role of Artie Grossman on "CHiPs.” ria,” “S.O.B.” and “Blind Date.” maple trees planted by the Hales. 45 Dakota Indian " The 56-member Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and $4 in advance by calling Dottie Topliff at 644-9572, 46 Bristles 18 20 Drums, including and artillery unit, crafts people, Irene Murphy at 289-4495, or the Irish American 49 Windier a color guard, field musicians, and camp followers, Home at 569-3869. 53 Printer's measures T V Tonight will be augmented by other similar regiments from 54 Set up (golf 24 25 the Northeast. Knowiton’s Rangers represents the Cohan musical to be shown ball) special forces unit that fought in the Revolution 31 The East Hartford Summer Youth Festivai, Inc. 56 Raised under Thomas Knowlton. 6:00PM QD (3) ® ® News John Cleese. Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline. Tha Asioclated Praaa (3$ [A & E ] Garry Marshall at the Improv Di­ [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Corvette Chal­ is presenting George M. at 7; 30 p.m. Friday and 57 Reagan's son 36 1988. Rated R. Nathan Hale, Connecticut’s state hero, was one Y ( D Matt Houston rector Gary Marshall welcomes Wayne lenge Saturday at the East Hartford Middle School at 777 58 River in Ireland [LIF E ] MOVIE: The Rape of Richard Federman, John Witherspoon, Ray of Lt. Col. Knowiton’s rangers. Hale was on special REAL CHARACTER — Billy Crystal and talented Crystal shows his true colors in Q S Star Trek [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Iron Eagle' A retired Air 59 Rams' mates 40 Beck' A callous homicide detective, re­ Comas, John Melichar and Kelly McDon­ Burnside Ave. Force colonel and a teen-ager mount a dar­ duty when he was caught spying behind British Meg Ryan co-star in the new movie, the movie. 60 Landing boat (31) McCloud cently assigned to investigate sex crimes, ald. (60 min.) George M. is a musical celebrating the life of ing mission to rescue the boy's father from S6) Sledge Hammerl finds the tables turned when he becomes a lines on Long Island and hanged Sept. 22,1776. "When Harry Met Sally." The multi- 61 Rip [C N N ] Moneyline his Middle Eastern captors. Louis Gossett George M. Cohan, known as the father of victim of a sexual assault. Richard Crenna. 62 Declaim (2$ Sneak Previews (R| (In Stereo) [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Jr, Jason Gedrick, David Suchet. 1986. (In At the re-enactment there will be refreshments Meredith Baxter Birney, Pat Hingle. 1985. Broadway. Popular songs from the show include violently 46 47 48 ® Charlie's Angels [L IF E ] Spenser: For Hire Stereo) and craft items for sale. Free parking is available. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dolls' A multitude of “Your a Grancl Old Flag,” “Give My Regards to (S ) VVKRP in Cincinnati handmade dolls pose a deadly threat for a [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Shy People' A Manhat­ 1:35AM ® Dick Clark'f Golden Other acitivities include flag raising ceremonies, DOWN 63 Broadway,” and “I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy.” @ World of Survival (R) group of rain-soaked travelers. Carrie Lor­ tan magazine writer and her daughter en­ Greats (R) pie baking contests, and fashion shows. Tickets are $5, and $3 for students and senior Crystal shows true self (53) Three's Company raine. Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, Ian Patrick counter Cajun relatives while researching a 2:00AM ® Superior Court The Homestead will be open for tours on both 1 Antic 67 59 Williams. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) family tree article in Louisiana bayou coun­ citizens. They can be reserved by calling645-1213 and [A8iE] New Wilderness try. Jill Clayburgh, Barbara Hershey. 1987. (3D World Wide Wrestling 2 Tennis player [U SA ] Murder, She Wrote Shortly after afternoons from noon to 5 p.m. It was built by Rated R. (In Stereo) can purchased at the door. 60 [DIS] Videopolis StarTracks IV Host Sheriff Topper's sister leaves her husband (2D NVR Showcase , Nathan Hale’s father in 1776 and was the family Lendl Jonathan Prince welcomes singer-actor and seeks refuge in Cabot Cove, a murder [U S A ] Miami Vice Tubbs hits the roof (S) Jeffersons (CC). 3 Elec, units Michael Damian and actor Brian Robbins home until 1832. In new romantic comedy when ho learns that someone in the vice occurs. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Best of SportsLook 4 ___ fly (c)1989byNEA Inc 28 ("Head of the Class"). (In Stereo) squad is leaking information about drug Mainstreet show [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Gus Trian- 8:30PM ® Full House (CC) A woman busts. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 2:05AM ® Family Feud dos vs. Dick Stuart from Joey's past re-enters his life; D.J. and By Bob Thomas the script) and me in — or Harry During that memorable “Sat­ Stephanie are handcuffed together. (R) 1 1:30PM ® Nightline (CC). 2:25AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Terminal Mainstreet, an eight-piece band that plays music [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Pops concert set The Associated Press in,” said Crystal. “It was awk­ urday Night Live” season. Crys­ (2D dZ) Wall Street Week: Bearish on ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Entry' Computer hackers accidentally link from the swing era through classic rock, will [U S A ] Cartoon Express up with a terrorist group's command pro­ ward playing moments that I tal stretched himself with on-the- the Market (CC). Honeymooners (3D gram. Edward Albert, Yaphet Kotto. Orchestra New England directed by James perform at 7 p.m. Friday at the Manchester CELEBRITY CIPHER (33CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) LOS ANGELES — You’ve seen knew had happened to Rob in his nose impressions of Sammy 6:30PM [A & E ] Winston Churchill: The Valiant (3D Straight Talk: Free Your Body From 1987. Rated R. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. Years Sinclair will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Bicentennial Band Shell on the campus of him as Sammy, Grace, Tina and life, and he was on the other side Davis Jr., Tina Turner, Grace Each tetter in the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue P equals M C£) S S ABC News (CC). Cellulite 2:30AM ® Sustaining Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the campus Manchester Community College. Fernando. Now the real Billy of the camera watching me.” Jones and, most famously, Fer­ @ Too Close for Comfort 9:00PM ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) When (g ) Tales From the Darkside An under­ (g ) Alice of Manchester Community College. The concert, There is no admission charge. Crystal, more or less, stands up in Meg Ryan plays Sally in the nando Lamas. Film work fol­ 'VX AJYF XV HE MRC SESY (2D 3D NBC News (CC). George becomes anchorman. Skip Holl- world kingpin forces a master puppeteer ings becomes suicidal. (R) to participate in a grotesque performance, [C N N ] Sports Latenight The band includes a female vocalist with back-up (21) d?) Nightly Business Report which is free, will have an All-American flavor as a romantic comedy directed by film, which also features Carrie lowed: “The Princess Bride” (3D MOVIE: 'The Keep' (CC) Nazi sol­ g) 3D Tonight Show (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: The Karate Kid' When a his best friend, Rob Reiner. DSSV YRBSO, CHYRVAFSO, (3p WKRP in Cincinnati well as a salute to France’s 200th anniversary of singers as well as trumpet, sax, piano, guitar, bass, Fisher and Bruno Kirby as the (with Reiner), “ Running diers awaken a supernatural evil when they (2D Show of Shows teenager is bullied, a Japanese handyman Some friend. Reiner talked to Scared,” “Throw Momma From d j) Love Connection unwittingly set up camp in an ancient Ro­ Bastille Day. Those attending should bring and drums. The band also specializes in music couple’s best friends. IM l St. Elsewhere teaches him about seif-confidence and other actors before offering RCCRIFHSO, WJOVRBBSO, [A 8 iE ] Profiles Featured: adventurer A d­ manian fortress. Scott Glenn. Jurgen karate. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "Pat" blankets or lawn chairs to sit on. If it rains, the from the ’60s. Next year marks Crystal’s 20th the Train” and “Memories of miral Richard Byrd. Prochnow, Alberta Watson. 1983. (R) (In dD dZ) News Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984, Rated PG. concert will be held at East Catholic High School. If it rains, the concert will be held Monday. “When Harry Met Sally ...” to his year as an entertainer, and he Me,” which he co-wrote and Stereo) DSRHSV XY WJFFSO PXYS [CNN] Showbiz Today [CN N ] Sports Tonight (In Stereo) pal. was asked about the milestones in co-produced. (2D American Masters: Aretha Franklin: [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [O IS ] Winnie the Pooh and the Honey [D IS ] On the Shoulders of Giants An ov­ “It was awkward,” says Crys­ his career. Queen of Soul (CC) A profile of Aretha scores. “I don’t give up,” he said. “I’m Tree Winnie the Pooh needs his friends' erview of the space program and its his­ tal in retrospect, “because when H M R V J . ' — OXVVR PJFFC. Franklin's career, featuring interviews with tory. (60 min.) “I guess the first was in 1975, a little bit of a pit bull with myself. help after he gets into trouble looking for Whitney Houston, Dionne Warwick, Ray 2:35AM ® News (R) PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "W ar is too terrible a price to pay even for the honey. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date the project came to me, it wasn’t being bumped from the first If something’s bothering me Charles, Smokey Robinson, Keith Ri­ 3:00AM ® Home Shopping Over­ Thunderbirds continue tour advantages of comradeship.” — W.H. Nevinson. scores. as best friends. It was, ‘I think ‘Saturday Night Live’ as a guest, [E S P N ] Best of SportsLook chards, Eric Clapton and record producer night Service (3 hrs.) about the work and where I want Jerry Wexler. (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Goodbye, Emman- By AAary Campbell birds has been in 15 movies. “Tuff Roland James. you should do this film.’ I knew he which hurt a lot. Six months later to be in the business, I just latch 7:00PM ( S Inside Edition California re­ uelle' Emmanuelle's search for sexual (3D White Shadow had seen other people, and I was sidents receiving death threats. (g ) Pago 57 The Associated Press Enough,” the title song of the Vaughan says: “I didn’t know I was on ‘Soap.’ Wonderful show. onto something and I don't let go freedom takes her to a tropical island (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) just like dying. I didn’t know the (33 (g ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). [A8iE] MOVIE; 'Joseph Andrews' A where she discovers a bold new lifestyle. group's first CBS Associated him before. I hung around with Four years playing the same until it gets better. young Englishman's romantic capers (58 Trapper John, M.D. script, I just knew the age group ® Cosby Show (CC). Sylvia Kristel, Umberto Orsini. 1978. Two years ago, after the Records album, in 1986, was in him quite a bit. He was the guitar character. ... Learned a lot about create a scandal in 18th-century society. Rated R. [A & E ] Garry Marshall at the Improv Di­ and who the guy sort of was, and I “When ‘Memories of Me’ didn’t (3D INN News Ann-Margret, Peter Firth, Michael Hordern. rector Gary Marshall welcomes Wayne Fabulous Thunderbirds’ album both “Tough Guys” anci “Gung player on ‘Raunchy’ by Bill acting there. 1 1 :35PM ® Night Court thought, ‘Well, why isn’t he giving do well, that hurt a ’ t, because I I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (g) M*A*S*H 1977. Federman. John Witherspoon, Ray “Hot Number,” the band went on Ho.” Justis: he’s on all the early stuff. “My own TV show was can­ Comas, John Melichar and Kelly McDon­ it to me?”’ liked that movie. I took it 19 by Henri Arnoid and Bob Lee (2D dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [C N N ] Larry King Live 1 2:00AM ® USA Today A summer a long tour. “In fact, we’re still The band was formed in 1970 The movie was doing Jerry Lee celed in '82, but I learned a lot camp for mothers. ald. (60 min.) A lot of the material in the personally. But it made me work (2D Carson's Comedy Classics [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid' When a doing it,” remarks vocalist- after Vaughan, brother of Stevie Lewis in 1957 and ’58. about myself on that show,” he Unscrambie these four Jumbies, teenager is bullied, a Japanese handyman [C N N ] Headline News Overnight harder and better, and 1 r-ould see one letter to each square, to form (3P (5D Current Affair (3D Cop Talk (60 min.) movie, whose screenplay was [ESPN] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing harmonica player Kim Wilson. Ray Vaughan, moved from Dal­ “None of the people playing said. “I took about two years to do four ordinary words. teaches him about self-confidence and (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) written by Nora Ephron (“Heart­ what I didn’t like in my perfor­ (Ml Cheers (CC). karate. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "Pat" report. “They tell us, ‘You’re going to las to Austin, Texas, and met musicians actually played the nothing but make myself a better (2D Morton Downey Jr. burn”), stemmed from Reiner’s mance. I’m better in ‘When (5D Star Trek . Morita, Elisabeth Shoe. 1984. Rated PG. [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Kindred' A young be out two weeks.’ Christmas Wilson. In 1974, the Fabulous music. But we were all musicians performer. ... (In Stereo) (2p Success 'n Life own experiences with dating Harry Meets Sally ... u just REWF [A 8 iE ] Chronicle Florida's hot spots are man discovers the gruesome secret be­ came and I realized I hadn’t seen Thunderbirds became the house so that it would really look right. featured. [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival From dD Nightline (CC). hind his late mother's genetic experiments. after the breakup of his marriage “I went back to ‘Saturday Night have to keep re-examining your­ Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are David Allen Brooks, Rod Steiger, Amanda home since summer.” band at Antone’s, Austin’s top We learned the songs note for [C N N ] Moneyline dZl MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour to actress-director Penny Live’ as a host in ’84, which was a self and always think that one gymnastics, diving and track and field. (2 Pays. 1987. Rated R. The Fabulous Thunderbirds is blues club. Drummer Fran Chris­ note. We even rehearsed at the personal vindication. Then com­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Charlotte's Web' A pig is hrs., 30 min.) (Live) dD Synchronal primarily a live blues-rock band. tina joined in 1979 and bassist Sun studios. Marshall. thing is a step towards the next saved from the slaughterhouse by a spi­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blade Runner' A spe­ [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear [H B O ] WhoopI Goldberg's “My job was to get Rob out (of ing on as a regular in ’84-’85.” one.” der. a rat and a stuttering goose. Debbie 3:05AM So they play a lot, guitarist Preston Hubbard joined in 1984. “The sound was taken from H OTOT cial 21st-century cop is sent to hunt down [CNN] Nawsnight Fontaine...Why Am I Straight? (CC) This Reynolds, Paul Lynde, Henry Gibson. and destroy a quartet of runaway an­ hot comic's views, rather her alter ego Jimmie Vaughan says. One day. Both had played in the Rhode Roland James’ sound. He hasn’t 1972. Rated G. [E S P N ] Waterskiing: U.S. Challenge of Island-based Roomful of Blues. droids. Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer. Sean Champions From Kingsport, Tenn. (60 "Fontaine's," from a cold spot in Alaska - they played Red Rocks near lost it. I don’t know why they [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Young. 1982. Rated R. (In Stereo) min.) (R) on life, politics and sex. (In Stereo) Denver at 3 p.m., had a 4 p.m. Wilson’s favorite cut on “Pow­ didn’t use him playing — one of scores. Singer wants to conquer U.S. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [H B O ] Kids in the Hall (CC) (In Stereo) 3:30AM [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festi­ flight to Fort Worth, changed erful Stuff” is “Mistake No. 1” by those movie things. I really [H B O ] Sports Illustrated: The Making val From Oklahoma City. Scheduled events CLORLS HOW HE FELT 9:30PM ® Somerset Gardens (CC) [L IF E ] HeartBeat A surrogate mother re­ clothes en route and arrived at David Porter, who had written learned a lot from learning his of the Swimsuit Issue (CC) A behind- are gymnastics, diving and track and field. By Mary Anne O'Callaghan 24-year-old native of South London. “My family is in WHEM HE FLUNKEC? the-scenes look at the making of the Comedy. The arrival of an unusual woman fuses to give up the child she was carrying the stage five minutes before many Sam and Dave hits with solos.” 1 to a San Diego condominium causes an (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) The Associated Press the music business and have encouraged me to be t h e TELE6f?APHEI?'S Sports iliustrated 25th Anniversary Swim­ for an infertile couple; Eve learns that a pa­ Isaac Hayes. uproar. Stars Bill Macy. tient's boyfriend has AIDS. (60 min.) time to go on. Starting in mid-July, the Fabu­ act:, e in it. My uncle has a band that plays covers of TEST. suit Issue. (60 min.) “Great Balls of Fire” was (SZ) State We're In [USA] MOVIE; 'Up the Academy' This 4:00AM (3D Streets of San Francisco Now they have a new album, lous Thunderbirds plays 17 con­ songs. played keyboards for him when I was about [L IF E ] HeartBeat Drama exploring the being shot in Memphis when the A tall stranger in a leather jacket and Greek PAKRUM personai and professionai iives of a pro­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Lady Beware' A psy­ anti-war satire takes place behind-the- g l One Day at a Time Part 2 of 2. “Powerful Stuff,” to promote on certs with the Doobie Brothers. fishing cap enters the coffee shop. He walks to the 14 or 15. One night I sang ‘Georgia on My Mind’ and Now arrange the circled letters to gressive medical group. Stars Ray Baker, chopath stalks the atractive window dres­ scenes at a military academy. Ron Leib- Fabulous Thunderbirds were re­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ [A & E ] MOVIE: 'The Confession' Artur the road, through November. The The band plays on the Who’s two — Laura Johnson and Kate Mulgrew. (60 ser responsible for a series of avant garde man, Tom Poston, Barbara Bach. 1980. jukebox and drops his quarter into the slot. Jimi that was that. I’ve always had a lot of confidence in gested by the above cartoon. London's forced confession and imprison­ title single was on the “Cocktail” cording “Powerful Stuff” there. Texas dates. Sept. 2 and 3, at the min.) Part 2 of 2. displays. Diane Lane, Michael W oods, Hendrix’s voice booms across the restaurant. my voice.” 12;05AM ® Pat Sajak ment occur during the communist purge of sound track. Wilson says that Vaughan auditioned for a part. Cotton Bowl in Dallas and Hous­ [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Cotter Smith. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1951. Yves Montand, Simone Signoret. The regulars peer at one another. Who is this guy? He also worked for the Clash as a gofer. And he 1 ” 12:30AM ® cop Talk Scheduled: 1970. music by the Fabulous Thunder­ He plays Sun Records guitarist “ m - d n n - m reiuctantly turn to a burned-out ex-cop for [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater A man is ton Astrodome. He’s Andrew Roachford, a British singer on a started writing songs. information regarding the whereabouts of pursued by the violent winds whose secret serial killers. (60 min.) [C N N ] Larry King Overnight (Answers tomorrow) a missing mobster. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® Morton Downey Jr. (R) mission: to shake America up with his voice. Along with the smooth voice that England’s New he has learned. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'A Fish Called Wanda' Jumbles: EVENT QUAIL LAXITY STIGMA Roachford uses his last name as his stage name Music Express said “possesses a rich timbre and Yesterday's 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight 10:00PM ® 20/20 (CC) Scheduled; a (g ) (g ) Late Night With David Letter- (CC) A London lawyer gets mixed up with genuine quality,” the singer has had Lady Luck on Answer: What the diplomats who were attending that Actress Pam Dawber. (In Stereo) profile of 1930s dance revivalist Frankie man (In Stereo) jewel thieves in search of their hidden loot. Cinema and as the name of his band, which consists of Important funeral were also doing— John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline. ® @ Jeopardy! (CC). Manning. (60 min.) (5D Morton Downey Jr. himself on keyboards and lead vocals, guitarist his side when needed. "LYING" IN STATE 1988. Rated R. ® Kate 8i Allie (CC). ® (g) dD News (45) Caribbean Connection Hawi Gondwe, bassist Derrick Taylor and Terence Trent d’Arby heard Roachford’s tape at [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Rented Ups' A docu­ Major League Baseball: Toronto QD INN News dD Gene Scott Haoch (P G ) FrI and Sat 12:30,2:40,4:50, The Wall (R) FrI and Sat midnight. — drummer Chris Taylor. the CBS offices when executives were deciding (3D mentary filmmaker slowly begins to realize HARTFORD Blue Jays at New York Yankees (2 hrs.. Friday the 13th: The Series Mickey's [A & E ] Winston Churchill: The Valiant 7:30, 10, m idnight; Sun 12:30, 2:40,4:50, Heavy Metal (R) FrI and Sat midnight. Roachford’s fate. “Who’s that voice?” said an (2D the art film he is directing is actually an CliMma city — Peter Pon (G) FrI-Sun He’s the latest singer to emerge from Great 30 min.) (Live) nephew explores a haunted house where a Years 7:30,10. — Lethal Weapon II (R ) Friand — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) adult movie. Martin Mull, Dick Shawn, Jen­ 1:15, 3:45, 7. — U H F (PG-13) FrI-Sun 9. Britain, where his debut album, “Roachford,” was impressed d’Arby. In true Hollywood fashion, the boy, supposedly dead, still resides. (60 — Gone With the Wind (G ) FrI-Sun 1:30, Sat noon, 2:30, 4:45, 7:25, 10:15, 12:15; FrI and Sat midnight. (2D M*A*S"H [DIS] MOVIE: ‘The Cat From Outer nifer Tilly. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Son noon, 2:30, 4:45, 7:25, 10:15. — certified gold. It was released in April by Epic decision to sign him was made. A debut single, min.) (R) (In Stereo) Space' An extraterrestrial tomcat crash 7:30. — Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (P G ) (28 Major League Baseball: Toronto with Tu m m y Trouble (P G ) Fri-Sun 1:45, Batman (PG-13) FrI and Sat 1, 4:10, 7, VERNON Records. “Family Man,” was released, and Roachforcl Blue Jays at New York Yankees (2 hrs., (2D Gospel ExplosionI A celebration of lands on Earth and seeks help from U.S. [USA] MOVIE: 'Girls Nita Out' A soror­ 7:40, 9:40, 12:10, Sun 1, 4:10, 7, 9:40. — C enlA 2— The Karate KIdlll (PG-13) gospel music featuring local and top of the scientists to repair his spaceship. Ken 4, 7:20, 9:30. — Field of Dreams (P G ) The first single, “Cuddly Toy (Feel for Me), “ was toured with d’Arby in Great Britain. 30 min.) ity scavenger hunt is disrupted by a knife- FrI-Sun 1, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. Ghostbusters II (PG-13) FrI and Sat FrI 7:10, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, chart performers. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Berry, Sandy Duncan, Harry Morgan. wielding maniac. Julie Montgomery, 12:20, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:20, 12:30; Sun 9:30. — Rain Man (R ) FrI 7,9:40; Satand put in heavy rotation by MTV and was No. 32 and “I wasn’t really known in the club circuit,” Astrograph dD (3 ) @D Major League Baseball: Bos­ 1978. Rated G. 12:20, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:20. — License to Sun 1:30, 4, 7,9:40. ton Red Sox at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs., (SZ) P.O.V. (CC) Tw o films about competi­ James Carroll, Hal Holbrook. 1982. BAST HARTFORD climbing on the June 10 Cashbox best-selling pop Roachford says. “I was busy playing with my uncle tions - "W ise Guysl” takes a behind-the- [HBO] Not Necessarily the News (CC) Showcase Cinemas 1-10 — Indiana Kill (PG-13)FrI and Sat 11:45,2:10,4:35, 45 min.) 7:15, 9:55, 12:15; Sun 11:45, 2:10, 4:35, scenes look at the game show "Jeo- (In Stereo) Jones and the Last Crusade (PG-13) ^1 chart. It peaked at No. 65 in May on the Cashbox in his circuit. I was known there. So when people [A8iE] World of Survival and Sot 11:50,2:15,4:40,7:10,9:50, «:2 p ; 7:15, 9:55. — When H arry Met Sally (R ) WILLIMANTIC pardyl"; "Coming Out" explores the — When H a rry met rhythm ’n’ blues chart. The album was at No. 168 came to see the show, they didn’t know what to inclinations today, you'll only be kidding 1:00AM dD Runaway With the Rich Sun 11:50,2:15,4:40, 7:10, ♦h® FrI and Sat 12:10, 2:20, 4:25, 7:20, 9:30, U.A. The Cinemas [CNN] Crossfire American social ritual of the debutants 11:35; Sun 12:10,2:20,4:25,7:20,9:30. Sally (R ) FrI-Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:25, 7:40, and climbing on the June 10 chart. expect. yourself. All the rationalizing in the ball. (90 min.) and Famous Susan Sullivan ("Falcon Right Thing (R) FrI and Sot 11:^, 2, % u r [ESPN] Boating World Crest") in California's Napa Valley. (R) 9:55. — Lethal Weapon II (R ) FrI-Son “Performing is where it’s at.. 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DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright m s - r B e B A 8 V / r im p. N(A Jaruzelski urges ‘Culture of poverty’ called a myth u e e ^ ^ - A 5rm viU R rU /J >' c t^ Ofe-IP&D '•■ ' Nor'rgHA\/g. party to examine W ASH ING TO N (A P ) — A report on black the condition of blacks in America. Its chief disputed the assumption that poverty is kiPS. IH Americans attacks the belief that poor finding was that while discrimination still perpetuated from generation to generation people are locked into a self-perpetuating holds blacks back, economic stagnation as children learn self-indulgence, have low “ culture of poverty” that sets them apart that took hold in the mid-1970s is the chief aspirations in school and lose any ability to where it’s going from society and saps them of the will to factor in a widening gap between American sacrifice for the future — qualities that lock work or sacrifice. whites and blacks. them in poverty. Many of the nation’s poor “ are hard­ Whites have changed their attitudes but Most poor fam ilies m ove in and out of WARSAW, Poland (AP) - ways of functioning “ as soon as working people who save when they can, not their behavior, and that’s anothei cause poverty several times over a lifetime President Wojciech Jaruzelski possible.” endure numerous deprivations, worry of the gulf between equal opportunity for which would not happen if such a condition challenged his fellow commu­ “Most of society has had about the future and urge their children to blacks and its actual attainment. Jaynes existed, the report said; the chronically nists today to decide what their said. enough of the party as it has been. do well in school and on the job,” experts poor are only a minority of ail poor people. PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz party stands for in a Poland that Secondly, a significant part of the said after a four-year study. “Whites desire equal treatment for M oreover, ’ many poor people do not has thrown its allegiance to the The conclusion was a central finding in blacks in society, but many are reluctant to exhibit the stereotypic set of characteris­ Solidarity-led opposition. party grass roots has had enough of the style and ways of function­ “ A Common Destiny: Blacks and Ameri­ put this desire into practice in their tics supposedly constituting the culture of Jaruzelski, the party chief, ing of the party leadership," can Society, ’ ’ issued Thursday by a panel of personal life,” he told a news conference. poverty, such as apathy and an unwilling­ opened a crucial session of the Orzechowski said, according to the National Research Council, an arm of “ This is a great improvement over 45 ness to defer gratification,” ' Central Committee that is ex­ PAP. the National Academy of Sciences and years ago, when majorities of whites openly The report also cited studies which found pected to result in a new leader Engineering. supported segregation or discriminatory no difference in the values and goals of "The boss says this guy’s for the first time in eight years Going into today's meeting, Yale economist Gerald Jaynes directed treatment of blacks, but the divergence people who are poor and those who aren’t. with the circus..." and perhaps lead to fundamental some party members said the the study, participated in by nearly 100 between principle and practice frequently The “ insecure and deprived conditions of (£) 1989 by NEA. Inc changes in the party itself. 230-member Central Committee academic experts. Foundations paid most means that social institutions do not life of poor families, when long continued, may call for a party congress, the of the $2.7 million cost. produce the equal opportunity that Ameri­ do result in ’cultural’ differences from The scheduled two-day meeting first in three years, to consider The report was described as the most cans desire,” he said. well-to-do and secure families,” the report comes a month after the opposi­ DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Colllni dissolving the 2 million-member comprehensive study ever undertaken of As for the ‘ ‘culture of poverty, ’' the report said. tion movem ent captured 260 out '' SAM, I'VE BEEN OOMTACTB^ party and form ing new groupings I MEE.C> V O U R '• WELL, ^ W T'■" gAVS SA M .______of 261 seats it contested in the s y J IM TF3 AILER OF THE F B X HELP. on the left. RDR A TOF» « e C R e r, L ^ T - parliamentary elections. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne AAINUTE' THIS FLOOR m a y 1' ^ ^ , ^ ' * ' S L A N T , 3 UT IT'S ALSO NOT The party also was expected to Jaruzelski, who opened the be consulted on Jaruzelski's Easier tests for birth defects seen meeting by thanking the party for w to IR choice to succeed Prime Minister helping to elect him president “«cauN5 Mieczyslaw F. Rakowski, who BAR HARBOR, Maine (AP) - be used to screen foi Down’s stream But no one had demon geneticists at the Jackson Labor­ July 19, was expected to resign has submitted his resignation as Researchers have isolated fetal syndrome and other disorders in strated that this occurred often atory in Bar Harbor She pres­ during the plenum from the party prem ier but is believed interested cells from pregnant women’s which the chromosomes must be enough so that fetal cells could be ented preliminary findings at a leadership in order to devote in succeeding Jaruzelski as first bloodstreams, suggesting it examined under a microscope, routinely found in the mothers’ himself to the new office. meeting in Washington of the secretary should be possible to diagnose because the fetal cells isolated blood. Society for Pediatric Research in In an apparent move to discour­ genetic disorders in a fetus from the mother’s bloodstream The study, headed by Dr Diana He told the meeting that it May and has submitted more age Rakowski. the presidium of simply by taking a blood sample do not allow chromosome Bianchi of Boston Children’s detailed findings fur publication would be “one of the most the Solidarity parliamentary cau­ from the mother. diagnosis. Hospital, shows that the fetal in a medical journal. important” plenums since the cus on Thursday night sharply If the preliminary finding of The method could be useful for cells can be regularly isolated LI'L ABNER by Al Capp last party congress in 1986, the diagnosing such disorders as Y criticized the Rakowski govern­ fetal cells in mother’s blood­ from mothers blood, but not 100 Di Laird Jackson of Thomas state’s PAP news service ment and called for an investiga­ streams is confirmed, it should be sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis percent of the time. Jefferson Medical College in B Bur, UfsiCLE VH SHORE WIIX, IjOTS O' FOLKS THOUGHT AH SENDTH' NO, HE ^ONXSON. VES,SON-AN' reported. FUTURE .f-THEr SON.rf-YO' WAS GONNA Q ir m a r r i e d , ■< SUIT BACK, UNCLE FUTURE KIN AH'LLTELL'«D' ' tion of it by an extraordinary possible to do the same kind of and phenylketonuria, in which That accuracy must be im­ WEDDIN' SUIT IS GITTIKI' L O T S O'TIM ES - Bu r AMf'Wilt/f OR 'YO'LL FORESEE TH' • WHV.';'’-BETTER Philadelphia said that Bianchi’s IS CDSnN'VO' m a r r i e d — BE TH ' FUTURE. IT H AINT G IT INTO A COLD Jaruzelski challenged the ple­ parliamentary commission. genetic tests on those fetal cells the precise genetic defect is proved, and it may be some years research provides the most con­ S< A DAV. IT'S NO DOUBT kArriN' MUCH OFA TALENT SHOWER. THIS j num to decide: "What as a party THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry A WASTE. O 'BOUT TWET/T STOCK O' BUT M E ^ O R E IS GONNA BE ^ On Thursday, one unidentified as are now done on fetal tissue known, the study’s authors said. before the method is reliable vincing evidence yet that a blood GOOD m o n e y. T H 'H IU S - OTITIC- SMOCKINV7'- do we stand for? What should we In those cases, the genetic enough for routine use, Bianchi VO' W ON’T V, WONT HE^ regional official quoted Thursday samples obtained through amnio­ sample from the mother can be Z Z 3 3 1 7 N U O IT .^ NtAMMV? defend against? What do we fight defect can be detected chemi­ PUKE JDNN'6 GUN PIPN'T FIRE. TY pUKB 6H4/M0AR,FOUNPGUILTy by state radio said the party centesis. That procedure involves said in a telephone interview. used to diagnose fetal disorders. ^ A M B A P H IReP /ME TO UNCLE W4LKER/f RE^^OVEP OF CONEPIRACV TO > for? And what tasks should we congress, considered for later the withdrawal of some of the cally, and examination of chrom­ Furthermore, researchers He noted, however, that the KILL PRINCE REX ON THE THE FIRING PIN. HE 5AIP KILL OUR RULER. begin in pursuit of social this year, “ should be the last fluid surrounding the fetus. osomes under a microscope is need better way^ to be certain method is not yet perfected. PENALTy„PEATH.^ rrr\, I5 LE OF EPEN PUKE HIREP support?’’. congress in the history of the Making the diagnosis from a unnecessary. that the cells they isolate are Bianchi and her colleagues, NO-1 WILL^ The party also heard a report (party). I think that new parties blood sample would elim inate the Researchers have known that from the fetus, she said who sampled the blood of four CHANGE THA assessing the election results by should be created where eve­ small risk associated with amnio­ fetal cells could occasionally Thursday. pregnant women, said looking for K?/' Politburo member Janusz Rey- ryone would be able to find a centesis, the researchers said. break off of the placenta and get Bianchi’s results will be dis­ the fetal cells was far worse than I C>19S2 Capp EnlafpHMt, Inc W 'ill kowski and a report on the place for himself." The method, however, cannot into a pregnant woman’s blood­ cussed Satui day at a meeting of looking for a needle in a haystack. problems and future of the party But a front-page article in the ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon by Politburo member Marian party daily Trybuna Ludu today Orzechowski, according to state argued against such a split, This radio. saying, ”It is an easy illusion V\/eekeno- n CAM'T K u e v e W6 K ^ I Y AWARE WrOMB PROPLEM WHAT DOYiJO DO Reykowski, PAP reported, ex­ the notion that the road to the latexite ¥:FOR THE&O^F ^HO WALKS. CHANGE.. TO WHAT? , irspKMZo OF Tue HISTORlCMO/m)t.. we WDM'r FORAUENCORe?. by DALTON YEAR& &IMCC F0RB.5U.' pressed hope that the elections party which Poland needs now ... will have a “ curative effect on the leads through the division of this FOR THE LIFE & LOOKS m m g r a n d of m FIRST OF YOUR DRIVEWAY BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake iMOMLAHOiaC! party” and spur it to change its p a rty .”

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CONDOMINIUMS LEGAL NOTICES III^ H E L P I HELP I HOMES HOMES r T T I ho m es HOMES I LEGAL NOTICES IllJ H E L P I FOR SALE REAL ESTATE I CONDOMINIUMS I CARPENTRY/ w anted WANTED. FOR SALE FOR SALE |4l I FOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS I'M w ahteo I'M FOR SALE WANTED I FOR RENT REMODELING E S T A T E OF E S T A T E OF EVA M. HOLMES MALVIN O. DARLINO FULL TIM E local food LPN wanted to work full SALES - Surround your­ BOLTON-Spoclous, con­ OWNERS Transferred M ANCHESTER -$134,900. NEW Contemporary. 8 INTERESTED In buying Available September 1, 5 CREATIVE Laminates of The Honorable William E. The Honorable William E. PUBLIC NOTICE service company Is time with staff In pro­ MANCHESTER FitzGerald, Judge of the FitzGerald, Judge ot the self with beauty. Excel­ viding medical care temporary cape In a out of State. Well kept New listing. Well cared rooms, 2’/3 baths and a business zoned build­ room condominium. East Hartford, fabrica­ The Bolton Zoning Commis­ lent opportunity tor looking tor responsi­ L-ranch, 6 large rooms, tors ot contemporary Court ot Probate, District ot Court ot Probate, District ot and health monlterlng new area. Executive tor six room Cope. private treed lot on 2 Thompson Road, ing In Manchester. Park St. 960 sq.ft, with M anchester at a hearing held sion will hold a public hear­ J Manchester at o hearing held full time employment ble.- hard working peo­ home features field- front & rear porches, Cul-de-sac. Blanchard styles, cabinets, coun­ ing on Wednesday, August 2, ple to loin our team. to adults developmen- Three bedrooms, tire- Unit IO C Reply to Box HH, c/o air conditioner. Gar­ on 7/26/89 ordered that all on 7/25/89 ordered that all with one ot Connecti­ tallv disabled In groub stone fireplace, first sliders to 10x21 deck, placed living room. & Rossetto Realtors," the Manchester age and Laundry facili­ ters, and furnishings. claims must be presented to claims must be presented to 1989 at 7:30 p.m. at the C om ­ cut’s finest lewelers. Duties Include food floor master bedroom custom remodeled kit­ We're Selling Houses” OPEN HOUSE Also cabinet new the fiduciary at the address the fiduciary at the address munity Holl to hear the fol­ preparation, receiving home settings. Flexible Hardwood floors. Fully Herald. ties. $730/month plus low ing: Extensive benefit pro- hours. Full benefits with lacuzzi, bath, chen with ash cabinets, appllanced. Oversized 646-2482.0 Sunday July 30th one month security. fronts, retoclng or re- below. Failure to promptly below. Failure to promptly orom. Apply In person and stocking merchan­ hardwood floors. First Corlon countertops, flnlshlng available. present any such claim may present any such claim may Application of Richard Gre­ dise. Must beable to lift package and competi­ garage. Susan Do­ 646-5690 otter Spm. result In the loss of rights to result In the loss of rights to gory Builders to construct a Tuesday through Sat­ floor laundry and mud Jenn-air, lovely lands­ nahue. Manchester of­ 12-4 This Is a good time to find Call days 9am to 5pm. 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. tive salarv. Expe­ I CONDOMINIUMS CHFA 2 bedroom condo. MANCHESTER. 5 room, recover on such claim. recover on such claim. commercial building at 1239 urday, 10am to Spm. room. Large great caped yard. Andover. fice, 643-4060. Sentry 528-9748. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Excellent benefits. Coll rienced with MR popu­ bathe, air, fully appllanced LAWN CARE PAINTIN6/PAPERIND a cosh buyer for that custom kitchen and Susan McQuav Susan McQuay Michaels Jewelers, 958 lation preferred. Send room. Balcony and $165,000. ERA Philips Real Estate, 643-4060.O IFOR SALE typewriter no one uses. both, garage, end unit. Ass't Clerk Ass't Clerk Mark Johnson, Chairman Main St. Manchester. 633-4663 In Glaston­ sk yligh ts. $285,000 Real Estate, 742-1450.0 kitchen. *91,600. 647-7122 YOU CAN enloy extra bury. Ask tor Dave. resume to: Clinical Su­ MANCHESTER Use a low-cost ad In Convenient to Hartford The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: Bolton Zoning Commission 643-2741. eoe. McCorrIson/D.W. Fish MANCHESTER. CHFA- YARD MASTERS Classified tor quick re­ vacation money by ex­ Roger A. Somerville G loria W. D arlin g 049-07 pervisor, Charter Oak M A N CH ESTER-$198,500. $147,500. Victorian Co­ and downtown Man­ changing Idle Items In Associates, 25 Pen­ Realty. 646-8033/228- Spacious aluminum lonial with aluminum FHA. Extremely nice 5 < Yard cleaned, WEKXFS PMNIWG Ca sults. 643-2711. chester. Lease Includes c/o Allan D. Thomas, Eso. 54 D ow ney D rive 9451. room, patio, porch,full HOMES Quality work at a vour home for cosh ... 945 M a in Street Manchester, CT 06040 dleton Dr., Hebron, CT sided Colonial with siding, and charm of I \ Trees cut, use of $6,000 of furni­ P.O. B ox 648 06248. basement, central air, reaeonabla price! with an od In classified. 06 baths, painting and wallpaper and handicapped. MANCHESTER-2 bed­ Ing. Neat as a pin. 6 742-1450.D ------^ r .■.luiillli I... fenced-ln back yard family room, full hanging. Umitad exterior, room duplex, yard and 1 8 8 1 SALES MEDICAL STAFF SECRETARY room older Colonial on basement, garage. reetoratlon. Previous work 647-7553 basement. $550 per and garden area, fin­ 0 corner lot. Quality M AN CH ESTER-$164,900. can be seen upon requaet. ished basement with Lovingly molntolned Contact BC Company, month plus utilities. CHORCHES throughout. 3 bed­ .•Briitg your plans or take a look at onii* wine cellar. Lease with NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- FULL TIM E aluminum sided colon­ 044-6966.______Call 643-0345. rooms, large living STRAND REAL option to buy. Call Phil erol Statute 23-65 prohibits Oodge Truths This individual will provide secretarial, room, formal dining ial on quiet street. CONCRETE MANCHESTER 1 and 2 or Suzanne, 646-1218. the posting ot advertise­ niRYsi.t;R D o d ge clerical and administrative support services room, eat-ln kitchen Three bedrooms, 2'/j Direetioiit: Porter St. to Camp MeaUag, rifM or Birch Mta. R4., right ORto TiRkar Por4 ESTATE bedroom apartments. ments by a ny person, firm o r baths, first floor 395 North Main S i PiUimNO AND Appliances, 1 bath. MANCHESTER-neat as a corporation on a telegraph, to the Medical Staff Office. and rec room. En­ Rd., r l ^ to Pood Vlow — hoHM or right CARPENTRY WORK / laundry. Attractively Manchester, CT Roman Spiewak Phil or Suzanne, 646- pin. Seven rooms, telephone, electric light or The Ideal candidate will have a degree in closed front porch. Inoluee Interior end ExlerW three bedroom Cape, power pole or to a tree, , $149,900. M c C o rrl- landscaped private lot. pelntlna. Bebolldltig PO™hee end 1218. secretarial science or equivalent knowledge Susan Donahue. Man­ 647-”S0LD” deoke end InitellTng Stockede Mason Contractor two car garage. 19x20 shrub, rock, or any other Don’t Wait For A Sale! son/D.W. Fish Realty. Brick, Block or Stone M ANCHESTER-well family room on very natural oblect without a writ­ of medical terminology. 646-8033, 228-9451. chester office, 643-4060. *?re?eetlmetee — Fully Ineored Chimneys, Patios, Walls cared-for three bed­ ten perm it tor the purpose of Sentry Real Estate, 643- New, Reetondione and Rapaks quiet street. $1050 per ON The Money! This 646-04S4 room duplex with lots month. Richard Burns, protecting It or the public and Duties include: 4060.P Mk for Miolteei 64& 4134 of character. Non- carries a fine of up to $50 for Every Day Is delightful 8 room Century 21 Lindsey each offense. Attending meetings and taking minutes,-record R aised Ranch on BOLTON. Surrounded by smokers. No pets. $750 Real Estate. 649-4000 over on acre of trees, plus utilities. 647-7725. FLEA MARKET. Hduse- keeping, preparing reports and processing Strawberry Lane In days or 646-3093 wore, furniture,le- Manchester has been this 7 room home with MANCHESTER. Availa­ evenings. Medical Staff applications. Typing (60-70 wpm) garoge/workshop Is welry. Saturday 9;00 to Sale Day priced lust right at ble Immediately. Rem­ 5:00pm. 43 Purnell and Transcription required. Flexible hours. $187,500. 4 bedrooms, 1 available tor sale. CONDOMINIUMS odeled three bedroom, Blanchard 8, Rossetto SELLING OUT CONDOMINIUMS I Place.______We offer an excellent salary & benefits plan. full and 2 half baths, FOR SALE large kitchen and liv­ I STORE AND family room with fire­ Realtors," We're Sel­ FOR SALE I ing room, wall to wall, TAG SALE - Toys, books, ling Houses" 646-2482.0 OFFICE SPACE knick-knacks. Satur­ Shop Us First Send Resume To: place, 2 car garage NEAT Inside and out! and appliances. $695 with electric openers, SOUTH WINDSOR - monthly. 646-4144. day, July 29th. 9am- Barbara L. Juhae PRICED to sell. Lovely, ONLY 12 UNITS LEFT! $80,000. Really nice $86,900. Lovely two 1200 sq. ft. Store tor lease. 1pm. No rain date. 351 100x140 lot, built In 1973. one owner, four room condo with patio, bedroom first floor MANCHESTER-two bed­ Hartford Road, Man­ Porter Street. Jackson 8, Jackson home. Beautiful corner Condo with kitchen room apartment, se­ V.P. Human Resources sunken living room. chester at L.A. East MANCHESTER, 53 Ox­ Rebate up te Real Estate, 647-8400.Q lot, maintenance tree Pool and tennis.Realty completely redone. cond floor, convenient Plaza. Available Sep­ Rockville General Hospital exterior. Priced to sell New cabinets, counter location near 384, ap­ ford Street. Saturday YOU Won't believe vour World, Benoit, tember 1. Call F8«D July 29th, 9-4. Miscel­ ^ m a # eves. This brick Cape at $122,500. Call Anne Frechette Associates, and vinyl floor. Spa­ pliances, carpeting, Annulll Realty. 649- 31 Union St. Cod on Keeney Street C.Doremus, 647-1419 or cious closets, large llv- heat. $650 per month. 6544.______laneous household $ 4 vU U fflOiteli e v e n in g s 646-4611. 646-7709.0______Ingroom with ‘L’ dlnln- One month security. Items.______Rockville, Ct. 06066 In Manchester Is very MALLARD View. OFFICE - Bright and Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer deceiving from the out­ RE/MAX East ot the groom. One car 643-6934. clean. Carpeted, heat TAG Sole. 4 WIndmere River.______$145,900. Distinctive 3 garage. New vinyl sid­ Street (off Broad M/F/H/V side. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ bedroom single family MANCHESTER-Fomllv and air conditioning, rooms, a fabulous MANCHESTER. Well ing. Convenient to area, convenient loca­ electricity Included. Street). Miscellaneous attached saltbox, 1'/j shopping, buslines and Items, July 29th and 25x14 1st floor family maintained, 6-plus bathS/ appliances, tion, two bedrooms, 390 square feet. $310. 88 Demo 89 Demo room overlooks pri­ room Cape. New over­ highway. Washer- first floor. $525. 643- per month. Call 646- 30th, 9am-5pm. french doors In dining dryer Included. Anne vate rear yard, fully sized up-doted kitchen room. Truly the "Best 4006. 4440 days or 646-1077 SATURDAY July 29,9am- Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo dormered, ottering 2 and bathroom. Vinyl Miller Real Estate, 647- evenings. 2pm. Lamps, pictures, Buy In Town" Blan­ 8000.D MANCHESTER- W ANTED enormous bedrooms siding ond thermo win­ chard & Rossetto Real­ Attractlve seven room Christmas and lots Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. upstairs and room to dows. Easy commute tors," We're Selling duplex, one bath, more. 261 Ferguson odd second both. to Horttord. $164,900. laundry hook up.Large R T I INDUSTRIAL Road. Priced right at $137,500. Realty World, Benoit, Houses" 646-2482.0 VERNON. Great oppor- MORTGAGES yard. Security referen­ 12iJ PROPERTY MANCHESTER-80 Hem­ Adult Carriers Jockson 8r Jackson Frechette Associates, ces. $700 plus utilities. lock Street, Saturday Real Estote, 647-8400.D 646-7709.0 tunlty for CHFA-FHA <12980 .'SIL <17055 CLUBHDUS^RECREATIDNAL FEATURES PRIVATE Land mort­ 647-9353.______MANCHESTER - 6000 July 29th. 9am-3pm. BOLTON. Great buy. UNIT FEATURES first time buyers. Nice gages available MANCHESTER. $209,000. * Whlrpool Tubs * Marble Entryways * Elaborate * Indoor Whirlpool Spa * Sauna ★ Swimming Pool & Ranch-style In country EAST HARTFORD - One sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ Household Items, fur­ Enjoy the outdoo,rs and Owner wants quick sale Reduced. Immaculate * through developer. 6 niture, clothing, guitar Marble Fireplaces * Fully Appllanced Kitchens * Large Deck * Indoor Racquetball Large Equipped setting. $78,500. Realty bedroom, heat and hot vator service. 95 Hll- 9 on this 3 bedroom, 1 2-famlly located on Weight Room ★ Aerobics Room with TV & VCR * perewent land loans on water Included. Wall- llard St. 647-9137. and case. East Catholic Pre Owned.Spe'Clals owner Ranch. Open Mirrored Wardrobe Doors * Celling Fans * Mlnl-blinds World, Benoit, approved building lots earn some extra spend­ quiet dead-end street. Tennis Court ★ Party Room with Fully Equipped Frechette Associates, to-wall. Near park. VERNON-Industrlal tor uniforms. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravolle SE kItchen-dInIng area, This unique home fea­ throughout unit * Double Vanities * Cathedral or 0 foot In Hebron and Coven­ Call 528-2914.______84 Sth Ave. full walk-out bosement ceilings & High Efficiency Central Air/Heat & MUCH Kitchen & MUCH. MUCH. MORE... 646-7709.0 lease. 2,000 to 6,000, TWO Fomtties i04 east Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — ing money delivering tures 4 bedrooms, 2.5 try. Flano Real Estate, Eldridge Street. Large Auto — Air with wood stove. Con­ baths, central olr, hot VERNON. CHFA-FHA 646-5200.D EAST HARTFORD -Two newer building, park­ Loaded Auto — Air — Cassette MUCH M ORE gy y h e r e AND CHOOSE EITHER: approved 4 room, bedroom, appliances. ing, office space, reas­ variety ot useful mis­ veniently locoted on tub, and 2-car garage. cellaneous. Saturday the Manchester Herald almost 5 wooded acres. Owner down-payment ranch-style. Pool- REAL ESTATE Wall-to-wall. Near onable. Tully Real Est­ *4195 *8995 *6450 ★ A buy down "low interest rate” mortgage "or” $84,500. Realty World, I park and bus line. Quiet ate. 643-0005. 9am-3pm. $154,900. Flano Realty, assistance ovallable. WANTED 646-5200.O Klernan Real Estate, Benoit, Frechette As- I neighborhood. Coll MANCHESTER 17 Cole 86 Ply Turlsmo 85 Dodge Wagon door to door. ★ W e will pay part of your "closing costs” ^ 289-000.______Street (East Middle to 85 Pontiac Grand Prix 649-1147.0______soclotes,'646-7709.p V-6 — Auto — Air 5 S p ^ — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — V-8 — MANCHESTER - Neat as LAND wanted. Five plus MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Earl Street to 17 Cole a pin - $139,900. Enloy BOLTON. $345,000. Lux­ MANCHESTER. CHFA- acres. Church of the 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air For more information Priced in the $120’s FHA approved 2 bed­ room townhouse with CHILD CARE Street) Saturday and vour summer In the one urious 8 room Contem- Living God of Man­ fireplace, all applian­ Sunday 9am-4pm. year old above ground porory R an ch , 3 Carriage Park Condominiums room, 1 Vz baths. chester Is Interested In Sleeper sofas, water *6250 *3995 *7995 8 ces, hot water, carpet­ LICENSED Day Care call the Circulation De­ pool while you admire bedrooms, 2.5 baths, $112,000. Realty World, purchasing land In bed, complete salt wa- S eefiryourself... 21 H igh St„ E. Htfd. Bfnolt, Frechette As­ ing, air conditioner. provider In good fam­ the newer vinyl siding sunroom, pordwood Manchester for pur­ Call 649-5240.______ily neighborhood hove terflsh tank; lots more. on this seven room floors, fleldstone fire­ 568-317D sociates, 646-7709.D pose of building wor­ partment at place, 2-cargarageand MANCHESTER-Two an opening for 4 child­ TAG Sole-Soturday, July 80 Oakland St., Manchester Cape. Four bedrooms, NEW listing. Pricea lo ship center. Contact ren. Constant supervi­ 29th, 9am-2pm. 169 nice size living room much more situated on selll Two bedroom Pastor Dovid Mullen, bedroom apartment, Hours: Mon-Sun 11-7. Closed Wednesday new kitchen/bath, $575 sion and care for your Lake Street, Manches­ plus finished Rec approx. 1 acre lot. Prices and amenities subject to change without notice. Condo. Small comi^ex. 372 Main Street, Man­ CO BROKERS WELCOME CARRIAGE PARK monthly. 871-2635/647- child. 647-1101. License ter. Furniture and Exit 63 Off 1-84 647-9946. room.D.W. Fish Klernan Realty, 649- $113,500.RE/MAX East chester, CT 06040. 647- number 25473. other Items. 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 Reolty, 643-1591.0 1147.0 Of the River, 647-1419.0 7355 7502. 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 28, 1989

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