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Anrliphlrr Hrral?I Manchester — a City Ol Village Charm ' nransmii- t l r « , «x- m. Radio- and bolts. Ion. SM9S. /VW 8 E________ tOfTTrodT •hono 643- rn^_______ c-up 1905. I'lve.nose hono 643- 74. Runs, irtts needs 43-5660 of- YGLE8/ CB 650. 1 nlles, ntlnf '50 or best 61 or 647- anrliPHlrr Hrral?i Manchester — A City ol Village Charm RVICE Saturday, Oct. 24,1987 30 Cents filte r 6.99 Brake Ipeclals ystems PLANS COLUtPSE 8 , ind Gorbachev firm i and ir on Star Wars; un? tor Shultz puzzled «:e cars ihester. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Mikhail S. Gorbachev could not get the United lY N N States to limit "Star Wars" develop­ iH o a 4 ment and refused Friday t»set a date for a summit with President Reagan to sign pm a ban on medium-range nuclear )09 missiles. 1 SALES A puzzled Secretary of State George P. Shultz brought his report on the collapsed summit hopes to West Euro­ pean foreign ministers Friday. "I don't know what the problems are,” he told reporters on his flight from Moscow. "They must be significant.” He said pianning for a summit suddenly fell apart when Gorbachev asked him whether a Washington summit meeting with Reagan would produce some sort of agreement in principle on reducing strategic nuclear weapons and curbing Reagan's Stra­ tegic Defense Initiative program for a space-based defense system. "I said I could not guarantee that at all,” Shultz said, recounting his taiks with the Soviet leader in Moscow. Shultz will report to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization here on Saturday, hold a news conference and then to return to Washington. Shultz said he told Gorbachev that Reagan was determined to find a way to defend America against ballistic 17.M1 missiles. 00 In response, Shultz said, Gorbachev told him "he was not quite ready, he would think about this, and would write to Reagan." Gorbachev "still wants to come to the United States in the fall. It's getting late. He knows it,” Shultz said. Shultz said he was perplexed as to why Gorbachev did not agree to set a date to see Reagan. "I don't have any idea about their game plan," he said. Herald photo by Pinto Two other senior U.S. officials, briefing reporters under rules that lt’8 turn back time guaranteed them anonymity, said they also were not sure of Gorbachev's Debbie Richardson of Coventry points to a clock, a reminder that it’s reasons for back-pedaling on setting a summit date. time to set clocks back to standard time again. Seven months of Earlier. Shultz and Eduard A. She- daylight-saving time come to an end at 2 a.m. Sunday, when clocks 118.100 Tum to page 1 2.107 should be turned back one hour. 13.043 3.000 10.043 ^00 The calm after the storm -MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Stock slide sputters to a halt... page 11 s n a f u by Bnie* B eeW Iff If ;-•*» R ^ i r d agiEiliii^t Bork Laser backers Big spud brings lengthy debate to an end to appeal ruling in Boiton WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate rejected by a 58-42 vote Monday or Tuesday, along with from the ZBA tops aii M d a y the Supreme Court nomina- Senate Democratic Leader Robert Uon of Robert H. Bork, whose C. Byrd of West Virginia and Bv Bruce AAatzkIn raputation for brilliant legal scho­ Republican Leader Bob Dole of Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Herald Reporter larship could not overcome fears Kansas. Herald Reporter that he would fail to protect the However, Biden, D-Del., said he doubted that hearings and a confir­ Developers of the propo.sed Laserquest entertain­ BOLTON — How do you privacy and civil rights of like them potatoes? Americans. mation vote could be finished by the ment center on East Middle Turnpike will file an Myron Lee Sr,. 76, likes his > The 60-year-old appellate Judge time the Senate adjourns for the appeal in Superior Court seeking to overturn last thus became the 26th nominee in year. The Supreme Court is already week’s decision by the Zoning Board of Appeals, a just fine, thank you. hUtory to be denied confirmation to well into its 1987-88 term with only spokeswoman for the developer said Friday. Lee. who farms a small the high cou^. He was the lith eight of its nine seats filled. The ZBA ruled on Oct. 13 that Zoning Enforcement m : piece of land behind his bam candidate defeated by a vote of the Bork, in a statement issued at his Officer Thomas R. O’Marra was mistaken in a at 4 Tolland Road, has always full Senate. Judicial chambers, said, “ A time preliminary ruling in which he said the game center grown large potatoes. He Six Republicans Joined 52 Demo­ will come when 1 will speak to the would be a permitted use in the former Mott’s said that the person who lived question of the process due in these Shop-Rite building at 587 E. Middle Turnpike. My autobiography's nearly complete...1 crats in the largest negative vote in his house before him grew couldn’t remember what I was doina ever recorded for a Supreme Court matters, but that time is not now.” Jeanne Bromley, a spokeswoman for Laser Games His supporters had complained of Hartford Inc., said the appeal would be filed in them up to 2‘A pounds, and March 3, 1951 between 3:30 and 5 p.m.’ nominee. Forty Republicans and since he and Laura, his wife two Democrats voted for bitterly that the process was Superior Court in Hartford or Rockville within the next confirmation. distorted by an aggressive anti- week. for .M years, moved into their President Reagan, who nomi­ Bork campaign by liberal groups. Harold R. Cummings, the corporate director for house five years ago. his own nated Bork last July, said in a The Judge expressed his "deep Laser Games of Hartford, indicated after the Oct. 13 potatoes have weighed from Connecticat Weather statement issued at the White gratitude to President Reagan, to ZBA hearing that the company would challenge the a pound to a pound and a half. House, " I am saddened and disap­ the senators who supported me so ZBA’s decision in court. The decision to file an appeal. 'T v e got all big potatoes,” pointed that the Senate has bowed magnificently,, to all those in and however, was made only Thursday night, during a Lee said. •e ^*"*™*' E*6t«ni Interior, Sonihweil Interior: today to a campaign of political out of government who assisted me, meeting of the company’s officers, Bromley said. But last month. Lee dug up Saturday, partly sunny. High near 60. Saturday night pressure." and to the many Americans I will . brooming cloudy. A 40 percent chance of showers after Though O’Marra had ruled that the entertainment the biggest potato he's ever He said the confirmation process never meet who expressed their • midnight. Low in the mid 40s. Sunday, cloudy with a 50 center would be allowed under exisiting zoning seen — a 3‘A-pounder! had been "a spectacle of misrepres­ support so warmly.” percent chance of showers. High 55 to 60. regulations, he has rejected three building permit " I was kind of surprised,” entation and single-issue politics” ROBERT H. BORK Bork’s wife, Mary Ellen, along applications for the center because of questions about said Lee. Went Coastal, East Coastal; Saturday, partly sunny. that must not be repeated. silent for now High around 60. Saturday night, becoming cloudy. A 40 with sons Robert and Charles, had the parking layout. O’Marra rejected the most Lee said he isn't sure if his "M y next nominee for the court been in the visitors' gallery earlier recent application this week because of the ZBA’s percent chance of showers after midnight. Low around potato is the biggest in the will share Judge Boric’s belief in Friday but did not stay for the vote. decision. That application, which was filed Sept. 29. 50. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of the end of next week. Eastland said history of Bolton. showers. High near 60. Judicial restraint — that a Judge is Attorney General Edwin Meese III In brief comments after the called for 57 parking spaces for Laserquest. a bound by the Constitution to inter­ "But it’s the biggest in Northwest Hills: Saturday, increasing cloudiness. talked with Reagan about a new Borks arrived home, Mrs. Bork reduction from the the two previous plans. The pret laws, not make them," Reagan appointment on Friday. said, “ The country has been reduction appeared to be intended to bypass the need quite a while, ” he said. High 55 to 60. Saturday night and Sunday, cloudy with a declared. chance of showers. Low in the mid 40s. White House Chief of Staff deprived of the talents of what for a special exception, which is required whenever the Lee grows several things Bork himself said he was “ glad Howard H. Baker Jr. said no .would have been maybe one of the use of a building changes and the use calls for more his garden, including straw­ the debate took place” because decision would be made until greatest Supreme Court justices than 60 parking spaces. berries. pumpkins, squash, "there is now a full and permanent Reagan consults Senate Demo­ ever.” cucumbers tomatoes, and record by which the future may A special exception can only be granted by the cratic as well as Republican Bork had insisted that the nomi­ peppers.
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