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At, a / c #2051 Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 85 NIaaan Santra *1095 8495 Watch This Space Each Week Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 8 Spd.. Starao 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL special Price Until Sold ^10,980 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 2995 345 CENTER ST., 1987 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 At #2073 MANCHESTER 8995 USED CARS 647-7077 1988 FORD FESTIVA LX clean #2069 ...... 5495 1988 Buick LeSabre, 4 Dr...... $i l,38c 1986 LeSabre, LTD Sedan...... $3,980 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8,99c 1988 SUBARU JUSTY #2084 1986 Oldsmobile Calais 4 Dr...... S6.980 5495 1987 Buick Century Wgn...... $8,680 CARTER 1986 Buick Electra 380...... $9,980 CHEVROLET — GEO 1988 Chevy S-10 Pickup...... ,,$6,490 1985 Buick Riviera, Loaded...... $9,480 1229 Main St., Manchester 1983 GMC SUBURBAN 9 PASSENGER 1988 Dodge Dakota PU Truck...... $8,980 USED CARS 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVllle...... 23,995 B7 Buick LeSabr* EM. Wag. >1 1.TSa AT, A/C, V-8 #2088 1987 Honda CRX, 2 Dr...... $7,5D0 aa Chev Citation 4 Ooor • 4.2S6 REAGAN HAS SURGERY 1985 Buick Regal Coupe...... $G,860 se Chav Calabrity Sla Wag • a.ea6 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo...... $8,49.v S4 Che, Cavallar H/B Cpa • 3,4es 1986 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9,160 1985 Chev. Cavalier Sedan...... $5,490 salt Ford Eacort LX 2 Dr • asss ae Chav Camaro Cpa • e.ggs 1986 LeSabre LTD Coupe...... $8,980 1985 Olds Clera Sedan...... $5,895 Doctors remove as Chav Baratta Cpa • S.49S 1986 LeSabre Custom Coupe...... $ . ?c 67 Chav Nova 4 Dr <6295 8 4 1984 Buick Skylark Coupe...... *>4,280 ae Buick Bagal SonMraal 2 Or ■ A796 *7995 Sa Ply Sundanoa 2 Or > 7.49a PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DA Y, 3.000 MILE 100% POJ/YER TRAIN WARRANTY. fluid from brain aa Chav Chavalla 2 Or • 3,a93 84 Camaro Cpa Barllnatta ■ 8.798 ae Chav Calabrity 4 Door *12.498 87 Pont SunMrd 4 Dr • 8.298 MA^O£STERHOND^ ROCHESTER, Minn. (A P) — Former President TRUCKS Reagan underwent successful brain surgery Friday 88 Ford Bronco II 4«4 XLT ■ 9.668 CflRDINfiL BaiCK. INC. afternoon for removal of fluid that apparently 87 Cher Aalro CL Paaa Van • 9.998 24 ADAMS ST. 88 Ford F2S0 4«4 Pickup • 9.793 .QlBDtOft,. resulted from his horseback riding accident two 89 Chav S-10 4«4 Blazar *18.498 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 months ago, his spokesman said. 88 Ply Voyagar Paaa Wg. * 7.798 "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" 88 Oodga RIdar 4«4 *t0.480 President Reagan is conscious and recovering in ,0 88 Chav C20 Pick up *7.198 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 81 Adams Street, Manchester A # C 'T l his room, where he is comfortable and in good 6 4 6 -6 4 6 4 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) # spirits,” said spokesman Mark Weinberg. I Weinberg said the hour-long surgery, performed at St. Marys Hospital by a team of Mayo Clinic surgeons, went “ without complications.” The 78-year-old former president “ will be carefully monitored, although no further treatment is anticipated,” he said. §S- The fluid on the right side of the brain — blood that furniture accumulated over a period of time — was found during a routine examination at the Mayo Clinic, Weinberg said. Fluid on the brain can cause pressure that can damage or kill brain cells. Although Reagan “ has not experienced any symptoms,” physicians had advised the fluid be ^ QUALITY... removed in a routine procedure, Weinberg said. He said the surgeons made a “ small burr hole’ ’ in Reagan's skull and drained a collection of fluid. The procedure, which was performed under a general anesthesia, lasted slightly over one hour and was without complications.” name rrandsh Weinberg said he did not know how long Reagan would be hospitalized. “ He will go home when the physicians say he is ready,” he said. BtOROOW J'" Lv. nnWM RO Ml FUBHjTUREJ^l^ Mayo Clinic physicians said the former president is otherwise in excellent health, Weinberg said earlier. Reagan’s wife, Nancy, who also underwent f « Sa/e routine tests, was found to be in excellent health as well, he said. Weinberg’s description of the president’s problem S u r i T as a “ subdural hematoma caused by President CBESTUNt Reagan being thrown by a bucking horse in July” rockers ■ « . u . ® « indicated the fluid had collected underneath the f it dura, a membrane that covers the brain inside the Start W , skull. A hematoma is a pool of blood, as in a bruise. The blood had collected on the top of the right side of the brain, Weinberg said. President Bush tried to phone his predecessor Hea\fu from Air Force One en route from New Orleans to Washington, but Reagan had already entered I surgery. I n V F S E M ” 1 hope it’s all right — pray it’s all right,” Bush MW told reporters. The Reagans arrived in Minnesota on Wednesday and checked into the clinic Thursday. They left the clinic Friday morning and he later checked into St. Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald Marys, said a hospital spokeswoman who would not LIFE IMITATES ART — Chris Johnson, of be identified. to observe the sculpture and to write Tolland, a student at Manchester Reagan, an accomplished rider, was thrown from about it, so Johnson decided to get an a bucking horse July 4 while visiting the ranch of Community College leans against a up-close look. Here he puzzles over William Wilson, a friend, near Cananea, Mexico, sculpture at the school called the Cherry what to write. about 30 miles south of the Arizona border. Float. His writing class assignment was 1 1

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ICartbool 7Sr| By Rick Santos area needy over fund-raising Manchester Herald

NEW LONDON (A P) — The be spent on developing the service. EN FIELD — State police are hunting for a local Red Cross has been concen­ homeless shelter program,” the Wilhelmina Moog, who re­ n ^ stoo I 78" I Manchester man who became the seventh inmate in trating too much on providing report states. "Those funds are signed last month after seven less than a month to escape from Enfield’s services and not enough on not the chapter’s to spend be­ years as director of the local minimum-security prison when he broke out fund-raising, officials said in cause of its long-term chapter of the Red Cross, had Thursday night. explaining a report that shows the indebtedness.” been an ardent advocate of the New Yo«1i| 84° I Richard Doerfler, 34, was last seen by prison local group is now more than Joseph J. Medved, a Red Cross shelter, and said homelessness is guards at around 8:05 p.m. Thursday just after a $500,000 behind in payments to the executive and troubleshooter an emergency. Ms. Moog has Atlantic recreation period at the Carl Robinson Correction national Red Cross. sent to the New London chapter to been unavailable for comment, Center, according to William E. Flower, a Ocean The report, by a Red Cross resolve its problems, said the and friends say she is out of state. WasMngton 88 Correction Department spokesman. investigative team, is critical of local chapter has put to much In a related vein, a spokesman Flower said Friday that since last Friday five the local chapter because money energy into providing services for the state Department of C 1M 0 AoCM-WMek«« Inc extra guards have been posted outside the raised has gone for local services, and not enough into fund-raising. Human Resources said Thursday 8-foot-high chain-link fence that surrounds the particularly the homeless shelter “ The chapter has been very the department is in the final prison as a measure to stop the repeated escapes. in Norwich, instead of to its concerned with service,” said stages of negotiations with Snom torn Scrm » P t O hm% Cktaxiy Doerfler, serving four years for first-degree national obligation. Medved, "There is a tremendous another agency to take over the larceny, was wearing a white T-shirt, blue sweat “ The chapter has acted against desire to provide service, and homeless shelter, which serves pants, and sneakers when he was last seen. Flower corporate policy by allowing management got pulled into that. about 40 people per month. The said. Weather chapter salaries and other funds If there were mistakes, it was a Red Cross had told DHR it cannot He said there were no signs of any cuts m the payable to the national sector to result of that desire to provide run the shelter after Oct. 1. fence, and officials are assuming he climbed over the barrier. “ It’s not very hard to get over. This is a minimum Manchester and vicinity: Today, mostly sunny. security prison. It meets the definition. ' Flower High around 85. Light variable wind. Tonight, Northeast governors call for said. mostly clear. Patches of log. Low in the 50s. Sunday, The five extra guards were all at their posts when partly sunny with a high around 85. Doerfler disappeared, the spokesman said. Northwest Hills: Today, mostly sunny. High 80 to Flower said although work has already begun to 85. Light south wind. Tonight, mostly clear. Patches regional rail, trash reduction increase security, including the construction of a of fog. Low 55 to 60. Sunday, partly sunny with a high of 80 to 85. 12-foot fence with an electronic alarm and improved ROCKPORT, Maine (AP) - marked with “ Maine Recycles” private sector has a lot to teach lighting outside the prison, “ today we re looking at Coastal: Today, mostly sunny. High near 80. Light Northeastern governors ended stickers, were even set up in us.” what else can be done.” south wind. Tonight, mostly clear. Patches of fog. their annual meeting Friday by public areas so non-recyclables “ I really think the gate has He said he did not know the other security Low 55 to 60. Sunday, partly sunny with a high near could be separated from recycla­ been opened and we’re going to 80. embracing plans for a regional improvements being considered for the 750-bed high-speed passenger rail net­ ble paper, cans and glass. see progress quite soon.” DiPrete institution, but a primary concern is to have the new work and to reduce their states’ Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of added. fence and lights installed “ as rapidly as humanly trash at its source. Massachusetts was optimistic Governors also expressed op­ possible.” Lottery Leaders of two corporate giants that state legislatures will act timism about the high-speed rail The prison is to get “ a fairly significant increase enthusiasticaly applauded the quickly on bills calling for source network, which Dukakis said he in manpower” and upgraded equipmen I, Within the waste-reduction plan, aimed reduction. But he added that hopes will be in operation within next few months, according to a statement made by primarily at industry, which will industry is “ getting the mes­ 18 months to two years. William H. Carbone, the state undersecretary for Connecticut daily: 334. Play Four: 8990. be asked to eliminate, reduce or sage” without prodding from management services and justice planning with the Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 5, 7, 9, 15, 32, 35. reuse packaging for consumer government. Components of the plan include state Office of Policy Management. goods. Rhode Island Gov. Edward D. improvements in existing servi­ The search for Doerfler has been confined to The Coalition of Northeastern DiPrete said industry may al­ ces to eliminate bottlenecks and Connectictut and Massachusetts, according to Governors’ resolution also asks ready be ahead of government, delays between Connecticut and trooper Robert Kowalozyck of the state police that toxics be removed from which “ sometimes can be notor­ New York, and extension of barracks in Hartford. Local police in Enfield and its STRUMMING AWAY — Folk/Rock Friday afternoon. Cherie Groder, 12, of Index packaging, and creates a council iously slow taking an idea and passenger service from Boston to surrounding towns as well as Manchester have been singer Teresa, of T and the Rangers, Manchester, left, enjoys the music. of business, government and putting it intq action. I think the Portland, Maine. notified of the escape. performs for the crowd at the Feast Fest non-profit groups’ reppresenta- Of the seven recent escapees, only two have been Business__ .33-34 Opinion. tiveis who will suggest goals for recaptured. Classified _ . 35-40 People _ reduction of packaging and de­ Comics___ .23-25 Religion. 227 parking tickets velop a source-reduction Focus_____ Senior Citizen Feast Fest draws thousands Local/State. consumer-education program. Sports______.41-48 Uniform model legislation will Obituaries _ U.S./World___ nachos and were planning on digging in to some -9-11 also be drafted. Will he? Yes, By Rick Santos earn night in jail Manchester Herald frozen yogurt. “ We endorse very strongly the When asked if he was thinking about chowing SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - formation of this council. We declined comment on the case. down some Chinese food, he answered, “ Dad will.” City officials say they hope the Thousands left the comfort of their living rooms to think it’s exactly what’s needed,” Springfield has been reeling says Willie ^anrhpstpr Hrralft' said John Pepper, president of one-night jail stay of a woman eat, socialize, and listen and dance to live music at His father, Paul Frenette, could only agree, but he from a slow economy and slate accused of ignoring 227 parking opening day Friday of this year’s Feast Fest in the said the festival is more than stuffing one’s face. the Procter & Gamble Co. “ We budget cuts. Hurley had to lay off ATLANTA (A P) — Willie B., the 31-year-old tickets will set registers ringing parking lot at Main and Forest streets. “ It’s nice just getting together with all the people I USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 290 view it as the model for the whole more than 850 workers after gorilla whose recent introduction to the at the parking clerk’s office. As of 8 p.m. Friday, the event, which features all know — people I haven’t seen in a long time,” he United States.” voters turned down an override to opposite sex prompted zoo billboards to ask “ At this point in time the city kinds of food catered by several area restaurants said. Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher J. Lawrence Shane, vice chair­ tax-limiting Proposition 2 ‘/2.> “ Willie or won’t he,” did. has to explore every source of and music from big band sound to rock, had pleased Paul’s wife Donna said she also enjoys the Qsorge T. Chappell Oennia M. Santoro man of Scott Paper Co., said Scott In the recent crackdown, city Zoo Atlanta’s famous lowland gorilla — who Editor revenue that’s available to it,” officials. atmosphere as well as the food. The event is not Adveniaing Director “is really committed to this officials have twice released lists spent almost three decades alone in a cage — effort,” adding that the company said Tim Sheehan, aide to Mayor “ Everybody’s having a good time and nobody is just for families. Just ask Elizabeth Egan. 14, of Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohen of top parking ticket violators, mated Friday with a 6-year-old female in front Mary Hurley. getting uptight about anything,” said Chamber Vice East Hartford. Buaineaa Manager Composing Manager is already taking steps to lighten prompting many to make pay­ of his own stunned trainer and visiting children The brief jail stay of the President Bobbie Beganny. “ We haven’t had a ‘ ‘When we do come with them (fam ilies), we leave Oenlae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard and eliminate packaging for ment, Sheehan said. who hadn’t expected to see such monkey Presaroom Manager some of its products. woman, who allegedly owes problem yet.” them when we get here,” Egan, a former resident of Personnel Manager “ I can assure you that the busin6ss. An estimated 30 percent of the $4,585 in fines, was part of a She said she could not even guess at the number of Manchester said. Frank J. MeSweegan parking clerk s office has been Zoo ofHcials hadn’t expected it either. They people attending the fifth annual Feast Fest. but she Circulation Director waste Americans generate is in crackdown that reflects a new She said she enjoys coming to the Feast Fest busy every day,” he said. thought it would be at least another year before estimated the lunch time crowd Friday was larger Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the packaging, said Maine Gov. John vigilance in tracking down re­ because, she can see her old friends from “The mayor’s very, very the sheltered gorilla answered the call of the than any of the past first-day crowds. Last year’s Manchester Publishing Co,, 18 Bralnard Place, Manchester, R. McKernan, 1989 CONEG venue in financial hard times, he Manchester. pleased with how the program’s wild. fest peaked at about 15,000 on Saturday. Beganny Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. chairman. said. One of her old friends, Jane Tilden, 16, of 53 Spruce Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, worked out and brought in a “ We’re just excited he has shown us he said. The governors of six of the nine The woman, Noreen D. Per- St., said the food and the people were great. About P.0, Box 591, Manchester, Conn 08040. tremendous amount of revenue,” knows what to do.” said Dr. Terry Maple, the A reporter estimated the Friday night crowd at If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdaya or 7:30 states comprising the region rault, 30, of West Springfield, Sheehan said. the entertainment, she said, “ The music’s got to zoo’s director. “ He’s not as bad off as we approximately 5,000, including old folks, middle- a.m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable from Pennsylvania through New pleaded innocent at her arraign­ go.” to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9948 by 6 City officials estimate nearly thought.” aged folks, and a lot of happy young folks. England attended the conference ment in Springfield District Court Tilden, a student at East Catholic High School, p m weekdays for delivery In Manchester. $200,000 has been collected in Willie and his newly matured partner, Trevor Frenette, 10, of 232 Autumn St., came to at a hotel alongside the rocky Thursday. She was freed on her said she would definitely come back to the Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tor one unpaid fines since the start of the Kinyanni, had been “ wrestling and chasing the celebration with his friend Robbie Roy. 9, of 46 month, $23 10 for three montha, $46.20 lor six months and shore. own recognizance and a confer­ fiscal year. each other” since they were placed together celebration today and probably would return $92 40 lor one year. Newaatand price: 35 cents a copy. ence date wasscheduled Jan. 5by Butternut Road. The chief focus of the session While a night in jail is more about two months ago, said Charles Horton, Sunday. The Manchester Herald Is a member of The Associated Press, was solid waste, with recycling Judge George Sheehy. Frenette said the best part of Feast Fest is the the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press severe than the embarrassment Willie’s longtime trainer. The fest starts up today at 11 a.m. and runs to 10 displays in prominent view There was no listing for Per- feast, “ without a doubt.” He and Roy, who had been Association and the Now England Newspaper Association. of being published in a list of p.m., and will be held Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. throughout the meeting areas. rault in the telephone directory there for about 10 minutes, had already sampled the 1 scofflaws, Sheehan said the city is and her attorney, Mark Kolber, Separate trash receptacles. prepared to jail offenders. LOCAL & STATE

EXTENDED WARRANTY Drug suitcase Mix-up SERVICE CONTRACTS ALWAYS COST LESS AT prompts cops delays At fiUJJcdV to arrest men sentence By Diane Rosell AUBURN, N.Y. (A P) — Two New England men Manchester Herald have been arrested on charges of possessing a suitcase containing drugs and handguns that was It was a case of mistaken identity. thrown off a bridge during a chase in June along the Robert S. Fontaine, a 25-year-old New York State Thruway, state police announced Manchester man facing a maximum Friday. of 101 years in prison for rapes and The pair were picked up along a Bridgeport street robberies he admitted to on July 25, Thursday by officers in the Connecticut State Police was scheduled to be sentenced Thurs­ Narcotics Task Force and were being held Friday in the Bridgeport Correctional Center pending extra­ day at Hartford Superior Court. dition proceedings. New York authorities said. Thanks to a mixup, Fontaine got a The men were identified by New York state police week’s reprieve from the sentencing. as Valfonso De Witt, 38, of Boston, and Otis Glenn, That was after the wrong Robert Fontaine was brought from prison to 41. of Bridgeport. They were arrested on New York warrants the court. Confusion over a middle charging each with at least one count of first-degree initial caused the mix-up, according criminal possession of heroin, a felony carrying a to a spokesman at the court’s judicial maximum 25 years to life upon conviction, clerks office. according to Senior Investigator Donald Wentworth Fontaine had pleaded guilty, under at State Police barracks in Canandaigua, N.Y. the states Alford Doctrine, to three In addition to the New York charges, state police counts of first-degree sexual assault, said De Witt will face additional drug charges in first-degree robbery, first-degree at­ Connecticut after being found carrying more than tempted escape, first-degree reckless 100 packets of heroin when he was arrested endangerment, and first-degree, as­ Thursday. sault on a police officer. Under the The June 8 chase started during the early morning Alford Doctrine, a defendant does not TOSHIBA hours of June 8 on the New York State Thru way east admit to the facts of a crime but Deluxe 1 9 " Color TV of Weedsport. N.Y., after a trooper pulled over a car acknowledges the state has enough appearing to have no license plates. During the stop, evidence for a conviction. the trooper noticed a locked maroon case weighing Fontaine has admitted to raping about 50 pounds in the car’s trunk. two Manchester women, including a When the trooper radioed for backup units. New 72-year-old woman, and an East *299 York authorities say Glenn and DeWitt roared away Hartford woman. Includes Remote Control, in a turbo-charged 1989 Ford Thunderbird and He was arrested for raping and Coble Ready began a chase that reached speeds of up to 130 mph. robbing a Manchester woman on Jan, MAGNAVOX At a Thruway bridge over the Seneca River, 14 after he jumped into her car while it authorities say the pair stopped their car and threw was stopped at a traffic light at the HI-FI Stereo the suitcase into the water , A truckdriver told police corner of Main Street and West Deluxe 25" Console Color TV he saw the men throwing something into the water Middle Turnpike around 4 a.m. Police Total remote graphic control tunino system, multi-tunction 23-button introred remote control, 178 total channel capability, random access The men eventually exited from the Thruway and said Fontaine sexually assaulted and N968 SAVE tuning, programmable scan-tuning, on-screen display. were arrested in Auburn after abandoning their car. robbed the woman after he ordered A B IG Because the suitcase could not be found, her to drive to a cash machine at a $200 *499 ENJOY THE NEW TV SEASON & SPORTS local bank and withdraw $200. authorities charged the men only with several WITH SOME REAL HI-TECH EQUIPMENT! misdemeanor charges and assorted traffic of­ He was arrested Jan. 26 for raping a Come see our great fenses. Both were eventually released from New woman in East Hartford on Dec. 21. MEMOREX York jails. On Jan. 31, he was arrested on a 6 Hr. Video selection of large But in August, the maroon suitcase was found in charge of raping a 72-year-old Man­ chester woman on Nov. 18,1988, in her Recording Ibpe screen TVs — 30" to 60" A m it s u b is h i mud about a half-mile away from the Thruway Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald bridge. State police laboratory technicians found it Westhill Gardens apartment. MITSUBISHI • NEC contained about 5.5 ounces of heroin worth more “BARFLY — Chelsea Curtin, 4, of Coventry plays on the Police said Fontaine committed the GIANT SCREEN than $50,000, at least 4 ounces of cocaine, and two bars at Charter Oak Park Thursday. She and her friends crimes after he was let out of jail after ony9.99 PHILLIPS • TOSHIBA handguns, according to Wentworth. serving nine months of a 3‘/i-year- Color V “ It almost looked like a starter kit for heroin at Coventry Grammar School tested their skill on the bars term for purse snatching. Panasonic PV2900 sales.’ ’ Wentworth said. at the park. He will be sentenced on Sept. 14. VCR w/Remote Control *2199 On Screen Display Contemporary styling, oak vinyl tin- ish. Diamond Vision' II. CRT: higrv Colombian crackdown doesn’t dent drug supply here »299 output, 7” magnetic locus, lenses: 6-element, multi-coated bdrrel, MTS stereo broadcast reception. VS 414RS HARTFORD (AP) - Although cocaine seizures and he expects to see nandes. “ a fluctuation in distribution, increased supply of cocaine into the Colombia’s latest round of violence a substantial increase in seizures for and a rise in the wholesale price of region is that state troopers making Your Satisfaction Is Our Priority... appears to have slowed the flood of the 1988-89 fiscal year. cocaine. routine traffic arrests more fre­ cocaine into the United States, the “ But we don’t know if that’s A fear among law enforcement quently find large volumes of cocaine You have Ai's personal guarantee cost and supply of the drug in because of what’s happening in when drugs are presdient. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER officers is that drug traffickerswill try EASY TO GET TO: Connecticut has remained steady, Colombia,” Fernandes said, “ or if COMING FROM THE MARTFONO EASY TERMS: to move a massive amount of cocaine 445 Hartford Rd. • Keeney St. Exit, 1-384 AREA. TAKE l-M TO THE NEW state police say. entrepreneurs are trying to take “ Individual troopers are finding I-MAEIPRESSWAV GETOFFAT Choose Mostercoto. Viso into the United States to warehouse a MANCHESTER, CT THE KEENEY $TREET EXIT ( il) Discover or our GECC plon advantage of what’s happening to kilo weights” as opposed to the ounces TAKE 7 LEFTS TO AL SIEFFERYS sufficient supply to meet demand “ There’s still a plentiful supply raise the price.” that used to be the norm, he said. A Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9, Tues., Wed., Sat. 'til 5, Fri. ’til 8 — HAHTFi while they set up new operations available in New England and any kilo, or kilogram, is 2.2 pounds or 35.2 *90 days som e cn cosh someplace outside the reach of the Open Sunday 12 to 5 • fel. 647-9997 no poyment requi red. activity in Colombia hasn’t affected The price of large cocaine ship­ ounces. the supply yet,” Sgt. Scott O’Mara, a government, O’Mara and a federal ments has risen in the past two weeks state police spokesman, said official said. from $11,000-15,000 a kilogram to Because of Connecticut’s location, Thursday. "Y es, there appears to be a $18,000-19,000, said Fernandes. Indi­ it is the gateway to the Boston and O’Mara said that over the last three slowdown of drug activity out of South vidual kilogram sales have gone up to Providence drug markets and Inter­ years the Statewide Narcotics Task America,” said Miami Drug Enforce­ $23,000. states 95 and 91 “ are recognized drug 1 Force had a 300 percent increase in its ment Agency spokesman John Fer­ O’Mara said one indication of the corridors,” O’Mara said. Man held in Ninja thefts Former mayor is indicted Crafts feared for her life DANBURY (AP) — Former “The bottom line is the federal The Durkins, owners of Lizette HARTFORD (AP) — A Lavine said Alford donned a Mayor James E. Dyer was government is willing to make a Food Services, Inc.,are also NORWALK (AP) — As she prepared for private investigator Keith Mayo to collect 24-year-old Groton man ap­ Ninja martial arts uniform indicted Friday on federal rack­ deal with the devil himself to get charged with failing to file her divorce and shortly before her evidence for the divorce case. It was Mayo, peared in federal court Friday and assaulted three Navy eteering charges as the federal someone to say what they want,” corporate tax returns for 1983- disappearance in 1986, a Newtown woman a former New Milford police officer, who on assault charges in connec­ enlisted men in three separate probe of corruption in Danbury Dyer said. 1987. twice expressed fear for her life, her eventually got state authorities interested tion with the Ninja-style rob­ incidents at the Navy base in government widened, with In a related indictment an­ Both Falzone and Walkovich lawyer testified Friday in Norwalk Super­ in the case, leading to Crafts’ arrest in 1987. beries of three sailors in Groton on Saturday and charges filed against six others nounced Friday, former city are charged with failure to file ior Court. Mayo, the fourth witness to testify since Groton, an assistant U.S. at­ Tuesday. from the city, including four planning commissioner Richard tax returns for 1985 and 1986. “If something happens to me, don’t the trial began Thursday, said he was paid torney said. He took $140 in cash and two former public officials. J. Ramey and Richard A. Durkin Walkovich has worked for assume it’s an accident,” 39-year-old Helle $2,000 by Mrs. Crafts to investigate her automatic teller cards, Lavine Dyer, previously indicted on were indicted on tax andor several years as a lobbyist for the Crafts said, according to the testimony of husband. Mayo said on Sept. 30, 1986, he Tyrone Alford has been said. One of the cards was bribe receiving and tax evasion conspiracy charges along with high-powered Hartford firm Sul­ attorney Dianne Andersen. went to Middletown, N.J., where he charged with committing an recovered, Lavine said. charges, is alleged under the new Durkin’s father, Charles Dukin, livan and LeShane, which repres­ Authorities believe Mrs. Crafts was photographed Crafts in the arms of Nancy assault with intent to commit Federal authorities using a indictment to have extorted an and developer Edward Simon. ents several of the state’s leading killed around Nov. 18, 1986, and they’ve Dodd outside her condominium complex. robbery, assault with a dan­ search warrant found Ninja- initial payment of $10,000 and The indictments were returned business lobbies. charged the victim’s 51-year-old husband, When later shown the pictures, Mrs. gerous weapon, and assault style clothing, a Ninja-style then monthly payments of $1,000 by a federal grand jury in New Patrick Sullivan, a partner in Richard Crafts, with the murder. Crafts,was upset and cried, Mayo said. He resulting in serious bodily sword, wooden stick and metal during 1983 through early 1987 Haven, Twardy said Friday. the firm, refered all questions Crafts, on trial for a second time in the later sent the photographs to Andersen, injury, said Doug Lavine, the throwing stars in Alford’s from Wilmorite Inc., the devel­ Former zoning commissioner about Walkovich to former chief murder, is accused by authorities of using ending his involvement in the case until assistant U.S. attorney. apartment, Lavine said. oper of the Danbury Fair Mall. state’s attorney Austin McGui- a wood chipper to dispose of parts of his Dec. 1, 1986, Mayo testified. At that time, Nicholas Falzone and former The indictment alleges Dyer state representative Joseph Wal- gan, now a private attorney wife’s body. His first trial ended in a Mayo testified, he was contacted by received a total of $60,000 from representing Walkovich. mistrial last year. Andersen. The attorney called him to say kovich, now a prominent Hart­ the company. ford lobbyist, were charged with McGuigan stressed that Walko­ Mrs. Crafts has been declared dead, Mrs. Crafts was missing and that her U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy vich faces only misdemeanor although her body has never been found friends were concerned, Mayo said. failure to file federal income tax NEED SOME EXTRA said Dyer is charged with taking returns. charges for not filing tax returns. and the method in which she was killed has In Crafts’ first trial, prosecutors used the the first payment at the West­ “He’s not charged with tax never been determined. testimony of Mayo, Andersen and family chester County, N.Y., Airport on According to the indictment, evasion,” McGuigan said. “To In a repeat of her testimony from the friends to support their claim that Mrs. Sept. 2, 1982. Twardy said Wil­ Ramey, Richard Durkin and my knowlege there is no connec­ first trial, Andersen told the court that Crafts was killed because she was seeking SPENDING MONEY!! Simon are charged with conspir­ a divorce. morite is cooperating with the tion to the Danbury corruption.” Mrs. Crafts came to her seeking a divorce, federal investigation and will not ing to defraud the goverment by Dyer was first indicted last claiming that her husband had been The first trial, which lasted about three Newspaper routes available concealing Durkin’s interest in months at New London Superior Court, face federal charges. March on seven counts of extor­ unfaithful. Mrs. Crafts further said she The indictment also charges two separate land development tion and one count of tax evasion. needed help in proving her husband’s ended in July 1988 after a juror refused to in your area... deals in which he voted for continue deliberations. The jury had been that Dyer agreed to take a His trial on those charges was to infidelity, Andersen said. $100,000 payment from John approval. After the properties start this month, but the govern­ The attorney recalled that she recom­ deliberating for 17 days when the trial were sold, the .commissioners came to its abrupt end. Earn money and prizes by Errichetti in the summer of 1984 ment asked that it be postponed mended Mrs. Crafts hire New Milford in connection with the award of received a portion of the profits, so additional charges against delivering the the contract for the city’s down­ the indictment says. Dyer could be pursued. town revitalization project. Dyer NOW, men fight over hall Manchester Herald is not accused ot actually accept­ The Assoclatad Pres* ing that money. in your neighborhood. Dyer is also charged with filing NEW HAVEN (AP) - A hotel is under then held its own Feminist Leadership ME AND MY SHADOW — Andrew false tax returns from 1983 to PICK YOUR OWN and 1986. He faces up to 72 years in fire from the National Organization for Awards Banquet elsehwere in the city the Mucharino looks as if he is getting a READY PICKED Women after informing the group it cannot same night. Call today to get more details. prison, fines of up to $1.6 million use a ballroom on St. Patrick’s Day that is NOW members were surprised when hand from his shadow as he works and forfeiture of illegally ob­ the traditional site of an all-male banquet, they contacted the Park Plaza last month outside the Hilton Hotel in Bridgeport tained money. despite having left a $500 deposit. and were told they could put a deposit down this week. Dyer, who served four terms as RASPBERRIES on the room traditionally used by the 647-9946 mayor before losing the office The Park Plaza Hotel said a summer Alpine...... all intern made a mistake in telling the Knights, Osborne said. amid rumors of an FBI investiga­ EDMONDSON FARM Bidwell ...... all ■P tion in 1987, reacted angrily. organization that in 1990 it could have the Butternut Rd...... all room used for more than 20 years on St. “We thought the Park Plaza was trying Suit settlement ROUTE 44, COVENTRY to make a statement,” Osborne said. Center St...... 66-236 even (2 miles east of Bolton Notch) Patrick’s Day by the all-male Knights of Chestnut St...... 90-122 St. Patrick. She said NOW had contacted the hotel with the expectation of being told no room Church St...... all __ WeeSdy 742-6124 The hotel said the Connecticut chapter of Ferguson Rd...... 145-360 includes refund NOW can use other space in the hotel. was available, which would have made it Galway St...... all But no other room^ is large enough to possible for the organization to turn to Yale Glenwood St...... 86-207 Heaith Tip accomodate the crowd of at least 500 University for use of one of its facilities. Gorman PI...... all HARTFORD (AP) — The settlement of a expected at the NOW event, so the state Haynes...... all price-fixing suit against two garbage-hauling Although the Park Plaza accepted a $500 companies serving Monroe includes an unusual chapter has decided to take legal action deposit from NOW, the deposit did not Hickory L a ...... all Highwood Dr...... all customer refund provision of $112,000, acting against the hotel, Mary Osborne, a guarantee the use of any particular space Attorney General Clarine Nardi Riddle said Friday. f member of NOW’s banquet committee, in the hotel, said David M. McEIroy Jr., the Hillcrest ...... all .VA said Friday. Kenny St...... i-84 Another $22,500 will be paid in penalties and to Fall Art Show marketing director. He said such a Lakewood Cir. No. &. So...... all NOW and the Knights of St. Patrick have commitment would be made in a followup cover the state’s cost of pursuing the case. long been at odds. After years of protesting Laral St...... all “For the first time, customers ... will be getting contract, which had not yet been pursued. Laural PI...... all outside the Knights’ stag dinner by “They have no legal grounds or moral money back,” Riddle said, adding that the two by Roj D. Katz, R.Ph. At Birch Mountain picketing the Park Plaza, NOW last year Linden St...... all grounds or any other grounds,” McEIroy Locust St...... all companies had almost 2,400 customers in the staged only a small demonstration and said. Lyndale...... all southwestern Connecticut town who could be MANGANESE Sunday 1:00 ^ 5:00 Main ...... 285-M8 eligible for refunds of about $47 each. Basketball player Bill Walton had Main ...... 836-1 Action against two other Monroe trash companies broken bones that would not heal. Day-care center in bus shut Myrtle St...... al named in a 1987 suit filed by her office is still Blood studies showed zero levels of New St...... ali pending. manganese for Walton, who was gfis Come see the beautiful art North St...... all then a vegetarian. His doctor, Paul o GROTON (AP) — Local and state “We cringe when the tanks are 200 feet North School St...... Similar settlements are being sought there, she Saltman of U. of Cal., San Olego, ^ displayed within a 'work of art'...... 1-84 noted In other tests that women officials shut down a makeshift day-care away,” said Wesley Bell, the day-care Oak PI...... all said, and in other garbage cases pending in center that a bus company was running out Porter St...... with osteoporosis (weak bones) \::.A Tlie Manchester Art Association has licensing supervisor for the state Depart­ .... 458-650 Stamford, Fairfield, Weston and the Hartford area. had manganese levels 75% lower of a stripped-down bus at a depot. ment of Health Services. “These kids Rachel Rd...... all In addition to price-fixing allegations. Riddle’s filled every room of the "Litchfield" with Russell ...... than women with stronger, heal­ “They took the seats out (of a bus) and would be caught in a tunnel if there were ...... all office is checking whether the companies systemat­ thier bonea. Dietary manganese Is outstanding works of art -- including oils, Squire Village...... threw some carpeting down and they were any disaster.” ...... all ically divided up geographical areas to reduce found in wheat bran, blueberries, “ " watercolors and pastels. in business,” said Groton building official Sycamore Lane...... all competition. nuts, whole grains, legumes, pea­ West Middle Tpke...... Together, we've created a masterpiece. Mark W. Tebbets. The makeshift day-care center was 8-150 even Assistant Attorney General Robert M. Langer nut butter - also in meats. Inspectors from state and local fire, Wetherell ...... !!!!!!!" ...... all said that increased competition would reduce being operated by Eastern Bus Lines Inc. Wyllys St...... 1-90 zoning, health and building departments in an unregistered bus at the company’s garbage-hauling prices substantially. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-ADMISSION IS FREE who arrived Thursday afternoon found Route 184 depot. Riddle said the settlement sends a signal to 'c Medicine three children being cared for in the bus, Eastern Bus Lines owner George Negro CALL NOW business and the public that “the state will go after which was parked near fuel tanks and a of Bolton said he hired a babysitter for companies that get together to agree upon what ^ ) v p e ' Directions: dumpster. prices they charge customers. That’s price fixing, R t 84 E to 384 to Wyllys Street Fxit* At children of bus drivers because a new 647-9946 / 643-2711 N«lto«i«l PrtKrtpllo«i CtnUn end of ramp, turn left. At stop light turn Inside, the inspectors said they found Board of Education policy prohibits pure and simple, and it’s illegal.” three bean-bag chairs, some toys and two Under the terms of the settlement, neither right..OTitt) H ighland Sti, which becomes parents from taking their pre-schoolers 348 Main Street ‘Dere^etlo Camp Meeting Road. Go under highway bus seats that were turned to face the with them when they drive their routes. company admitted any wrongdoing. The companies Manchester carpeted area. The area was lit by a were Scotty’s Sanitation Service Inc. and Commun­ 646-1799 VAWfCf and take immediate right onto Birch Moun­ One driver said Thursday that most tain Road. Watch for Mixlel Ho me un right. 1 fluorescent light connected to the Eastern parents were appalled by the conditions at llanrIjfHtpr Jlrrali ity Sanitation. 6491025 Bus Lines office by a wire. The children the day-care center and refused to leave had the use of the restroom in the office. their children there. C a l e n d a r State to lease Coventry tract NATION & WORLD Bv jQCQueline Bennett Elsesser said. facility. Manchester Manchester Herald Elsesser said Twerdy persist­ Elsesser believes Pelto and ently contacted state legislators officials from the Department of Bush is buoyed by poll Monday COVENTRY - The towns about the town’s interest in the Mental Retardation are receptive Board of Education. 45 North School St,, 7; 30 p.m chances of acquiring Trueman site. to the proposal as long as it Columbia grabs pilot Eighth Utilities District special meeting. Eighth Meadows and Camp Creaser look includes programs for the devel- firehouse 7:30 p.m promising, according to Town Pelto is chairman of a guberna­ opmentally disabled. supporting drug policy Tuesday Manager John Elsesser torial task force that oversees the The next step toward acquiring Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room “It appears the state is willing training school, and Prague re­ the site, Elsesser said, is present­ of cocaine 'shuttle’ NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Presi­ there on the streets?’’ he asked to 3; 30 p.m to lease us the land.” Elsesser presents the 8th Assembly Dis­ ing the town’s proposal to the task dent Bush, buoyed by a poll applause. “And how can you Hockanum River Linear Park Advisory Commit­ trict. which includes Coventry. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — The army Barco declared a state of siege and said showing high public approval for persuade young men and women said during an interview Thurs­ force the first week in October at said Friday that it has arrested a pilot he would extradite drug figures wanted in tee. Lincoln Center gold room, 7 p.m. day following a meeting between The vision town officials have a meeting likely to be held in his anti-drug policies, said Friday to have faith in themselves when Wednesday for the property, located near the who shuttled cocaine to the United States the United States. Millions of dollars in the nation is fighting for “its very their mother and dad have lost all state and local officials on the Mansfield. for Pablo Escobar, Colombia’s most possessions of drug lords have been Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court. 5 p.m matter. Skungamaug River, is for a Officials decided on Thursday soul’’ in the war on drugs. faith?” Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center year-round, multi-purpose re­ notorious drug kingpin. seized and hundreds of people have been Speaking to a meeting of the Bush flew to New Orleans a day The meeting was held at the it would be too complicated for A newspaper poll indicated that more rounded up, but top drug lords remain at hearing room, 7 p.m. Town Office Building. creational area available for use the town to purchase th6 property U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Com­ after a Washington Post-ABC Thursday by all state residents, Elsesser than 75 percent of the populace approved large. merce, the president cited statis­ News poll showed broad public The meeting was attended by from the state because state of the government’s 3-week-old war on The man who reputedly laundered Emergency Medical Services, Lincoln Center State Reps. Jonathan Pelto. D- said. ownership was obtained through tics that, last year, 23 million support for the $7.9 billion anti­ hearing room. 7 p.m. It would include two soccer drug traffickers but staunchly opposed hundreds of millions of dollars for Americans had used drugs at drug strategy he unveiled Storrs. and Edith Prague. D- federal funding that would have the presence of foreign troops to help with cocaine cartels, Eduardo Martinez Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center gold Columbia. Also attending were fields, football fields, hardball to be paid off by the town least once in the previous month Tuesday. room, 7:30 p.m. fields, basketball courts, a skat­ the fight. Romero, was the first person extradited and that, during the year, 8 Bush’s two appearances here Dennis DeCarli. deputy commis­ Elsesser said. A U.S. official in Colombia said the sioner of the state Department of ing pond, cross-country skiing to the United States under the current million people had used cocaine were part of his campaign to rally trails, a fishing area with access Instead, if the plan is approved, government’s crackdown on drugs had crackdown. He was being held under — 1 million of them once a week or public support for his drug- Andover Environmental Protection, as the site would be used by the town cut the cocaine trade by 25 percent to 50 tight security in Atlanta pending a well as other state DEP officials. to those with disabilities, and an on a 25-year lease at no charge. more. Hghting strategy. environmental interpretation percent but-said a U.S. package of aid for Monday hearing. He added: White House Chief of Staff John Monday Phillip McLellan of the state Elsesser said. the nation was merely symbolic and not The drug cartels have waged a daily Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building. 7:30 Office of Policy and Management “Last year, hundreds of thou­ Sununu told reporters that Sep­ adequate. campaign of bombings and shootings in sands of babies were born to tember is the critical month for p.m. and David Elliot of the state In custody in the drug-infested city of retaliation for the crackdown. Tuesday I^partment of Mental Retarda­ mothers who use drugs, babies the campaign as the administra­ O b i t u a r i e s Medellin was Nicolas Gonzalez Cardona, The polhby the Bogota newspaper El born desperately sick, weeks or tion works to gain support while Board of Education. Andover Elementary School, tion also attended the meeting. a pilot who allegedly ferried cocaine to For about three years, the town Tiempo, the Caracol radio network and a months premature. Congress is working on the 7:30 p.m. the United States, the 4th Army Brigade private consulting firm showed 75.8 Thursday Recreation Commission has been “A nation with those numbers federal budget. John F. Baer in Medellin said in a communique. percent of those questioned in four cities cannot long preserve its very The White House was clearly Public Safety Building Committee. Firehouse, 8 working to acquire the 110-acre Baer was also a member of the It said Gonzalez was “a pilot in the to be in favor of the government’s actions p.m. site from the state to expand its John F. Baer. 68, of 961 Foster Manchester Lodge of Elks. soul.” pleased at the poll results show­ service of narcotics trafficer Pablo and 24 percent opposed. The remainder Later, in a speech to the ing 75 percent of those surveyed recreational use. Currently the St.. South Windsor, died Sunday He is survived by two daugh­ Escobar, making international flights on had no opinion. site, which includes about half a (Sept. 3. 1989) at the Mercy ters. Janet Sodergren in Massa­ National Baptist Convention approved of Bush’s handling of Bolton one of the Medellin cartel’s main routes Colombians also were overwhelmingly here, Bush said that the drug the drug crisis. dozen buildings, is limited to Hospital in Baltimore, Md., after chusetts and Susan Blawie of for distributing (cocaine) between Co­ in favor of extraditing drug figures and seasonal recreation use by clients suffering a heart attack while Ashford^ two sisters, Frances crisis and other problems facing Monday lombia and the cities of Miami and New the seizure of their bank accounts and the nation are all related of Mansfield Training School and attending an American Legion Price of Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. and York, among others” property. to r - Public Building Commission, Community Hall, deeded to the state Department of another serious problem — “the 7:30 p.m. convention in Baltimore. He was Helen Hvisch of Irvington, N.Y.: The drug cartel based in Medellin is But Colombians opposed 80 percent to Mental Retardation. three grandchildren: several nie­ decline of the most basic institu­ Tuesday a member of the American believed to supply 80 percent of the 20 percent the presence of foreign tion of all, the decline of the “It’s recreational use by the Legion post in Manchester and ces and one nephew. He is also cocaine consumed in the United States. Now Open Fire Commission. Firehouse. 7 p.m. clients has been phasing down as military personnel in Colombia to aid American family.” Republican Caucus. Community Hall, 7 p.m. served as commander for two survived by a dear friend of 23 Gonzalez was arrested in a roundup with the crackdown. the training school has been years. years, Janice Stewart. that followed the Aug. 17 assassination of “We must work together to Thursday phasing down.” said Elsesser The pollsters did not give their polling save the American family,” he On Board of Education. Bolton Center School He was bom in Hastings on the A Mass of Christian burial will Col. Waldemar Francklin Quintero, techniques or the poll’s margin of error. The school is under court order Hudson, N.Y., on Aug. 22, 1921, be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday Medellin’s top police official, the commu­ said in a crusade-like call to give Library, 7:30 p.m. to reduce its population, President Bush approved $65 million in children the love and support that Mondays! and had been a resident of South at St Margaret Mary Church in nique said. It added: “The investigation special military aid for Colombia’s Elsesser credits Recreation South Windsor. The burial will will prompt them to choose Windsor for 22 years. He was is moving ahead.” anti-narcotics forces and sent transport education over the easy money of Coventry Commission member John employed as a foreman for the follow in the Wapping Cemetery Escobar, who is in hiding, tops the list planes, helicopters and fighter jets to Twerdy with pushing for use of in South Windsor. Calling hours crime. Monday quality assurance department of of drug figures wanted in the United Colombia last week. the land on the town’s behalf. Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft in East are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. States. He is said to head a $3 billion “How can you teach respect for Youth Services Commission. Town Office Build­ The Pentagon said up to 200 U.S. a herd-earned dollar when that “It was John Twerdy that Hartford, where he worked for 32 Moiiday at the Holmes Funeral worldwide cocaine empire. military personnel would have to come to ing. 7:30 p.m. really got this off the ground,” years. Home, 400 Main St.. Manchester. Colombia has offered a $250,000 reward easy drug money flourishes out Finance Committee. Town Office Building. 7:30 Colombia to set up the equipment and p.m. for information leading to his capture. show Colombians how to use it. The government of President Virgilio Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Pensavalle Master Tailor The commander of Colombia’s army, Building. 7:30 p.m. and mn est concept in Barco began a nationwide crackdown Gen. Jesus Armando Arias, said Friday residential flpor Covering Aug. 18, after terrorists assassinated Sen. on television: “We have not received any Route 6, Bolton Drug and Alcohol Committee. Second Congrega­ Dry Cleaners Service Luis Carlos Galan, the leading presiden­ armed personnel. What we have received tional Church. 7:30 p.m. tial candidate and an anti-drug crusader. is assistance of a technical character.” 649-9977 Tuesday East Middle Tpke. “We also carry Royal Democratic Town Committee, Town Office STOP Building, 8 p.m. Manchester, Conn USED CARS Daimond Travel Wednesday 646-3731 Chartered airplane Trailers and 5th Insurance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 AND TRUCKS Wheels” p.m Suede leather alterations B I NG o and cleaning, shirts CARPET^^— V Thursday crashes, killing 55 WE CAN FINANCE ALMOST ANYONE! Board of Education, Coventry High School, room laundry and weaving by T IL E S ... heuga ‘cuisnte' VFW Post 28, 7:30 p.m. professionals. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A chartered No. 2083 Arts Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m, plane carrying Norwegian shipping company I I GRAND OPENING SPECIALS :heuga \ officials to a ship christening in West Germany 3 Bidwell Street St. Jude’s Novena FOR YOUR KITCHEN. YOUR FAMILY crashed and disintegrated Friday, killing all 55 ROOM, BATHROOM AND BEDROOM people aboard, rescue officials said. East Hartford May the Sacred Heart of Suspicious biaze in barn * C o vtrt «i ly turfac# — oonorM*. vinyl, The twin-engine Convair 440 turboprop propeller 1986 FORD F25 $7QQC Jesus be adored, praised, wood and oortmlc Camper Special, 14,000 miles, PS, PB, AT ■ * E sy to Inttall yourtolf — rx> moMy plane, belonging to the Norwegian airline Partnair, EVERY investigated in Andover honored, glorified and loved glut was en route from Oslo, Norway, to Hamburg, West throughout the world, now * EMy to ottan — simply lift d t t n tnd SUNDAY rtp ito t Germany. It crashed in the Skagerrak Strait, a and forever, amen. Sacred * Warm and coxy — ailmk«ataa cold, heavily traveled shipping route that borders CASH ANDOVER — A fire that seriously damaged a Heart of Jesus, pray for us. damp floors Norway, Denmark and Sweden. 1983 TOYOTA TERCEL barn at 36 Boston Road Thursday has been called * Sanitary — mlkttw and bacttrla proof PRIZES St. Jude, worker of miracles. “We have found 19 dead, and there are no 2 Door, 5 Speed, AM/FM Cassette “suspicious” by the local fire chief and is being St Jude, helper of the Stereo, Qower Sun Roof investigated by his department with the aid of the survivors ... the plane disintegrated,” said Kurt <2340 state fire marshal. hopeless, pray for us. Say FROM THE Rasmussin, an official at the Danish Sea Rescue Doors Open at 12 p.m. No one was injured in the blaze that started for this prayer 9 times a day, by STORE Center at Karup, on Denmark’s Jutland Peninsula. Bingo Starts at 2 p.m. unknown reasons at about 6:34 p.m. Thursday, said the 8th day your prayer will “We just found the main wheel floating and the nose 1984 EL CAMINO Andover Fire Chief Curtis Dowling. With assistance be answered. Say it for 9 TO YOUR cone." 56 Thousand Miles <5150 from Bolton. Hebron, and Columbia fire depart­ days. It has never been He did not speculate on the cause of the crash. Ladies Auxiliary offers food known to fail. Publication AVAILABLE AT “There is no way of finding out the cause of the and refreshments at a nominal ments, the Andover Fire Department extinguished FLOOR! crash right now, because we haven’t found the black Many other Cars - Trucks and the fire at 7:10 p.m., Dowling said. must be promised. Thank RWM: Mon. T u n . Thun • Frt t:00-S:00 price. Kitchen open from 12:00 Wad A Bat until noon box," the plane’s flight recorder, said Rasmussin. The chief said he is not sure if the barn, owned by You, St. Jude. GARNER’S to 4:00 RV’s to choose from. David Rhinelander, can be restored. He said he 14 High Street (rear) Officials did not immediately raise the possibility 1 M.K. W« oho HMdoih* in O c h s 1 — Ckm 3 — Oats 3 and aittom belt MtdiM. could not estimate the cost of the damage. Manchester, CT. 64^ 5630 of sabotage. I Court documents 29 are reported killed Gorbachev asks to meet Pope in election day violence reveal laudering VATICAN CITY (AP) - Soviet leader Mikhail pope to Gorbachev and carried to Moscow in June 1988 by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, the Gorbachev has written to Pope John Paul II to CAPE TOWN. South Africa that the violence in all these areas arrange a historic meeting between the two men Vatican’s secretary of state, the official said. (AP) — Anti-apartheid activists Casaroli led a delegation of top Roman was instigated by the police,” a risky business and discuss troubled Vatican-Soviet relations, a claimed Friday that 29 people said Boesak. He called on Acting senior Vatican official said Friday. Catholic officials to Moscow for a celebration of were killed during police action the Russian Orthodox Church. The visit signaled President F.W. de Klerk to fire on election day, and they pro­ Vlok. ATLANTA (AP) — A portrait of a competitive, In Moscow, Soviet sources said Gorbachev is an improvement in historically icy Vatican- duced grieving relatives to re­ lucrative and dangerous international drug money­ expected to visit Italy beginning Nov. 25. Italian Soviet relations. Tutu called for all Cape Town spond to government charges residents to gather at St. laundering business emerges from court documents officials have indicated Gorbachev may tour they lied about the death toll. in the case of Eduardo Martinez Romero, the several cities. Further progress has been made this year, George’s Anglican Cathedral capped by the Vatican appointment of a bishop in Law and Order Minister Ad- next Wednesday, the day the new alleged finance director of the Medellin cocaine A meeting between Gorbachev and Polish-born riaan Vlbk accused Anglican cartel. John Paul has been viewed as likely during the the Soviet republic of Byelorussia, the first Parliament convenes, for a bishop there since the aftermath of the Russian Archbishop Desmond Tutu and march into the city “to express An affidavit filed in U.S. District Court by Albert Soviet leader’s stop in Italy but there has been no the Rev. Allan Boesak, president D. Latson, a Drug Enforcement Administration confirmation by either side. Revolution. outrage at what is happening.” In August, John Paul held long talks with of the World Alliance of Re­ “You must condemn what the special agent, chronicles part of the government’s Such a meeting would be of historic propor­ formed Churches, of lying when 2>/4-year undercover investigation of the Colombian tions, the first between the leader of the world’s Karlov when the Soviet envoy met with him at his police have done and you must Caste! Gandolo vacation retreat south of Rome. they blamed police Thursday Tor say to our people you are sorry ... cartel and Martinez’ role in “laundering” millions 850 million Roman Catholics and the head of a more than 20 deaths during of dollars through U.S. and Panamanian banks to Soviet party that disparages religion. At that time, Vatican spokesman Joaquin You must express your condolen­ conceal its illegal origin. John Paul, speaking to reporters earlier this Navarro said the two discussed “issues of anti-election protests. ces to those who have been common interest, such as religious freedom and The two activists held a news bereaved,” Tutu said in a state­ Martinez, 36, was in custody Friday under tight year, said he would be willing to receive the conference in which they said the security on federal money-laundering and fraud Soviet president. peace in the world, with particular reference to ment addresse to the acting the Middle East.” death toll had increased to 29 and president. charges after his extradition from Colombia. He The Vatican official, speaking on condition of the injuries to 200 in nine black was flown to Atlanta early Thursday and faces a anonymity, said Gorbachev referred to a Chief topics for a Gorbachev-pope meeting, the De Klerk, expected to be chosen hearing Monday. possible meeting in a ietter delivered to the pope and mixed-race townships for a five-year term as president Vatican official said, would be the Baltic states of around Cape Town. Weeping by an electoral coHege’Thursday, In the undercover operation, based out of Atlanta, last month by Yuri Karlov, an aide to Soviet Latvia and Lithuania, where there are large women described how police had DEA agents posed as Americans interested in Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. has yet to issue any public numbers of Roman Catholics, and the status of shot their children. statement about the Cape Town laundering cartel cocaine profits, for a percentage “The letter said in effect ‘let’s talk business’” the Ukrainian Catholic Church, which is a major ‘ ‘The evidence points to the fact fee. Latson also said the agents had an informant said the Vatican official. stumbling block to improved Vatican-Moscow violence. who provided details of cocaine and marijuana The letter was in response to one written by the ties. smuggling from within the higher ranks of the Medellin cartel. X Martinez, who told a judge in a preliminary hearing Thursday that he has a graduate degree in marketing, showed the competitive nature of the money-laundering business while haggling with the DON’T MONKEY Tha Aisoclited PrMS undercover agents during a secretly videotaped MUMS meeting in March 1988 on the Caribbean island of STUCK ON HOBBY — Dalton down design, and his button hat. Aruba. AROUND... Stevens, the "Button King" of Stevens, an insomniac, glues ARE According to Latson’s affidavit, Martinez told the Bishopville, S.C., admires his buttons onto just about everything, agents that a Panamanian bank he used — the Try Our Pay-By-Mail handiwork. Stevens covered his but he was button-lipped when HERE! Banco de Occidente — sought to open an account in car with 100,000 buttons. He an Atlanta bank to save time in delivering money. asked what attracted him to his Assorted Colors There were often long delays when funds were Program... models his shirt, a popular button- unusual hobby. funneled through Los Angeles and New York, Martinez said. II makes paying your subscription easier jr. Delays in moving the money cost the cartel you Instead o( paying your earner every 2 interest and made it more likeiy that U.S. weeks you can simply write a check for 3 Jane Austen’s relatives Southern New England authorities would have an opportunity to seize it. months 6 months or a full year drop it in the Latson’s affidavit said a cartel employee once told mail Then, you can forget about having ready 9- '^ Vegetable Farms an informant that $400 million in cash rotted in the cash to pay your carrier answering the door’ basement of a California house because it could not squabble over her house Rte. 44 CoventLy 742-0289 be laundered quickly enough. wher\,ifs inconvenient or being af home to pay your bill As the agents tried to get Martinez’ business, he LONDON (AP) —“One half of the world million more for repairs and other work compared them to a Uruguayan group known as La WE WILL NOTIFY Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER cannot understand the pleasures of the but cannot meet Knjght’s price for the Mina, a precious metals exporter also known to other,” Jane Austen wrote in the village house of $2.3 million. I t to us or if you would like more information THAT YOU ARE A federal prosecutors as a drug money launderer, where she spent her last years. Her “We were very disappointed,” said Rice, Latson said in the document. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ PAY-BY-MAIL CUSTOMER. brother’s descendants are living those a retired farmer who is the great-great- Martinez told the agents that La Mina charged 7 tion Department 647-9946 Alter initial pay- words 175 years later, squabbling over a great grandson of the author’s niece and LOOK AT WHAT percent per transaction while the undercover -'ent and prior to expiration you will be billed house she loved. chairman of the Jane Austen Center Trust, agents’ organization was costing him 8 percent — The writer was a keen observer of formed to set up the research center. WE HAVE TO and he wanted a discount. families, misunderstandings and money, Martinez also was recorded saying La Mina could and the tiff has thrown a bit of vintage “We had hoped, particularly as he’s OFFER... launder huge amounts of money in only 48 hours, Austen into the peaceful world of her president of the Jane Austen Society, he costing him less in interest lost. I would like to pay by mail for rv . Manchester Herald subscription Please begin devotees. One Austen scholar said she would give serious thought to our offer,” •Custom Framing At an earlier meeting in Panama, Martinez told pay-by-mail subscription fir ______would have been amused. Rice said in a telephone interview. the agents that if something went wrong with the On one side is Richard Knight, president Knight says he wants to keep the house in the family and does not mind the idea of the •Oil Restoration process, an unidentified “they” would kidnap and Enclosed please find payment fo' of the 1,200-member Jane Austen Society interrogate those involved and retaliate “if the center but must must sell because he Ho Carrier Delivery: and owner of the 50-room Chawton House •Mirrors answers were not satisfactory,” Latson said in his inherited by Jane’s brother from the cannot afford the upkeep. He said Rice’s ^affidavit. □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 rnonths *46 20 '2 • year 92 40 Knight family, who had adopted him. group did not make the offer until after the Eventually, the affidavit said, the agents reached Senior Citizens: Richard Knight plans to offer Chawton June 30 deadline he set. •Laminating an agreement with Martinez to launder some of the □ 3 months ‘21 56 0 6 months ‘43 12 □ i year ‘86 24 House, where he was born, for sale next “I have to bear two things in mind,” he Medellin cartel’s money, including a series of week on a leasehold of up to 90 years. The told The Associated Press. “I want to help •Calligraphy transactions in February and March of this year Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount British system of leasehold permits the Jane Austen and, on the other hand, I have involving some $6.2 million. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months sale of property for a specified amount of to look after my house and my family.” •Cards The La Mina group was indicted earlier this year time, after which it reverts to the original Chawton Cottage, which Jane Austen’s in Los Angeles on money-laundering charges Name owner. brother Edward gave her after inheriting •Posters & Prints stemming from the same investigation that snared Henry Rice, a distant relative, and his it from the Knights, is a museum run by a Martinez, “Operation Polar Cap.” Address Apt supporters had hoped to make the house in private trust not connected with the According to the court documents, a typical the village of Chawton into the world’s first family. The trust refused comment on the transaction worked this way: money would be City , ,2iP. .Phone. research center on the author of “Emma” affair. delivered to a “financial broker” in the United and “Pride and Prejudice.” She lived in the cottage for most of the six States, who then took it to one of several companies, They have raised nearly $1.5 million to years before her death in 1817, at age 42. some legitimate and some false. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL exposfiure buy the house, which Miss Austen visited There, she either wrote or rewrote her lim itc )] The company would deposit the cash under its from her nearby Chawton Cottage, but major novels, which combine witty in­ nrl iK irjiiiiiiig name and then send the now “clean” money by wire 111 Center Street Summ.r Hr. CIOMd Mondlyi The Manchester Herald they say Knight refused to consider the sights into human nature and family life Tu m thru FrI 9 to 5'30 transfer to a second bank account controlled by offer. with social criticism and satire that Manchester — 646-6939 T h ur. Opan Til 8PM Banco de Occidente. Typically, those banks were in P O Box 591 • Manchester. CT 06040 S it 9AM To 3PM 1 Rice and his friends hope to collect $6.2 sometimes is sharp. New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta. OPINION Corruption ISS'

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new reading iist W m i N K By Jack Anderson And Dale Van Atta m m u m s o u a r a c m . R E A L L Y /5 By Chuck Stone WASHINGTON — A federal investigation has INSANE? reached the same conclusion that we did a year ago A significant number of friends do not share my ....fV T n jq : o — that the Reagan administration helped bring enthusiasm — or respect — for President Bush. A “ paradise lost” to the South Pacific. scholarly friend (who holds an M.A. in English younmxF? A 20-month probe by the General Accounting literature and an M.A. in rhetoric) chucked when I Office says the administration “ let serious told her I was contemplating a column about the problems develop” and “ did not act on the president’s reading habits. knowledge it had of violence” in the island Republic “ Snoopy?” Ruth impHshly inquired. Then she got of Palau, a U.S. trust territory near the Philippines. carried away. “ Garfield?” “ Ann Landers?” Last summer we reported on the corruption and Well, all three of her suggestions are close, since violence unfolding beneath the administration’s they all appear in newspapers. nose. The GAO investigators followed the same George Bush is ordinarily a thoughtful and path, and it led directly to Lazarus Salii, the late intelligent person, but in his choice of newspapers, president of Palau. IJQA thoughtfulness flies out the window. The recent f 1 Before Salii shot himself last fall, he was a Time magazine cover story “ How Bush Decides” TT 1 • valuable ally of the White House. In that sense, revealed that he scans six newspapers in the Palau was closer to the Philippines than in ■RltfltKofnt CitsswwF evening before retiring — The New York Times, The geography alone. Salii had been called a “ mini- Washington Post, The Washington Times, The Wall T f Marcos,” after the Philippines despot who also won Street Journal, the New York Daily News and the Reagan’s heart. New York Post. u__ The GAO discovered that Salii and his cohorts The president must be a sound sleeper; together, were up to their eyeballs in shady deals: the news in those six papers would give anybody ■ Salii and his cronies never adequately ex­ nightmares. plained more than $1 million in payments they But start with geographical and ideological Cycle of abuse never ends received from a British company that built an realities. The president lives in Washington, D.C., overpriced power plant in Palau. That plant has so he reads the hometown product. The Washington weighed down Palau with a $50 million debt that (lUD) inserted — an lUD has to propriately into psychiatric Post. Besides, it has a good sports section, a By Sarah Overstreet U.S. taxpayers probably will have to pay. be left in place until removed by a treatment centers because they thoughtful editorial page and even better comics. ■ A top Salii aide solicits up to $1 million from a physician. are the only state-sanctioned The Rev. Sun Myung Moon-owned Washington businessman seeking approval for a venture, and he In May, 18-year-old Debra Ann Saunders’ editorial came on the treatment “slots” left in the Times reminds me of that old RCA Victor Dow Jones is doing just fine Forster pleaded guilty to having told another businessman that he would have to pay occasion of Christine Lo Casto’s system. Yet proven child abusers advertisement that shows a dog listening to a bribes. left her two baby boys alone in a six-month jail sentence for aban­ continue to procreate, phonograph — “ His Master’s Voice.” When the ings: What goes up must come to a cycle of boom and bust, boom ■ Salii struck ill-advised deals with New York sweltering apartment for three doning her newborn baby in the unchecked. By William Rusher down. But the next time that conservative Washington Times speaks, George and bust. That’s why we spend so bond sellers, who were later indicted for fraud, and days. No one knows how long they bathroom of the jetliner. Lo OLf course, some of these dreaded Bear shows up he will • Bush nods his head and murmurs, “ Thank you, much of our time, evennow, an Australian gun runner who was arrested for drug would have been there if someone Casto, you might remember, had abusers have been abused — and Ronald.” It took the Dow Jones industrial 'cause far less terror, for his teeth brooding over whether “ the next trafficking. hadn’t found them, almost dead, given birth there during a flight. average just a day less than two are being abused — hemselves. The New York Times is the “ paper of record.” have been pulled. The next crash recession” is about to make its ■ The GAO found evidence that the bidding for and rescued them. years to pas its previous high — Saunders also talked about the They deserve our compassion Prestigious, powerful and patriarchal,.the Times is will naturally cause investors to appearance. multimillion-dollar contracts was rigged. Judge Lindsay Budzyn could 2,722.42 points, scored in Aug. 25, hundreds of thousands of babies and the best treatment modern like hot cereal on an ice-cold morning. Good for you, lose money, andmay even shrink Now, the Bible tells us that The GAO’s findings vindicate three members of have sentenced Forster to as that have been born with drug-use 1987. On Aug. 24, 1989, it closed at sociology and psychology is able but does it taste awful! (again) the number of people there will be fat years and lean the House Interior Committee, who complained that much as 30 years in prison. But related birth defects, and the 2,732.36, having regained all the to give them. But simply treating The Wall Street Journal, the corporate world’s employed on Wall Street. But it ones, and there are all sorts of the administration was ignoring what was happen­ instead, Budzyn placed her on ground lost in the meantime, poverty-bound women who have scarred psyches doesn’t stop the paper, editorially reprises The Washington Times needn’t, and won’t, signal the reasons — ranging from bad ing in Palau in a rush to sign a “ compact of free conditional probation. The condi­ delivered them. The anguish that including the 508 points it skidded abusive cycles. (which is somewhere to the right of Genghis Khan). failure of free-market economics. governmental policies to poor association’” giving Palau and its 15,000 natives tion was that the Forster practice Saunders felt when writing must on Black Monday, Oct. 19, 1989. Christina Lo Casto’s defense There’s very little general news in the journal. But Don’t forget that the critics of weather — why 1990 may be independence. birth control for the remander of be infinitely more intense for the was that she wanted to prevent its special articles can be informative, and its When President Reagan, com­ free enterprise may be down, but worse than 1989. But we shouldn’t Reps. Ron de Lugo, D-V.L, Morris Udall, D-Ariz., her child-bearing years. social workers who struggle daily her abusive husband from know­ editorials probably soothe the president’s troubled menting next day on the Black they’re not necessarily out. Their allow some Democratic politician and George Brown, D-Calif., have long suspected Budzyn caught blazes for her trying find foster homes for these ing that she had given birth. But breast. Monday crash,, insisted that the own economic analysis and pres­ whose only hope of victory is a that the administration was blinded by its desire to unorthodox sentence: the Am eri­ babies and to somehow break the despite her harrowing ordeal, she I drew the line at the last two newspapers — the U.S. economy was fundamentally criptions have proved disas­ major recession to talk us into sign an agreement with Palau that would allow the can Civil Liberties Union and the cycles of tragedy. became pregnant again almost New York Daily News andThe New York Post. sound, he inevitably reviewed trously mistaken and every leftist assuming that one is absolutely Pentagon to dock battleships in its harbors. Catholic Church were among the I ’m not sure we have the luxury immediately: at the time of her Obviously, our president has no shame. These two memorirs of President Hoover’s from Michael Dukakis to Deng inevitable sooner or later. The trio wanted the White House to insist that indignant critics. But by Sep­ anymore to not consider some August trial, she was carrying tabloids are daily exercise in juvenilia, com­ optimism in the months after Xiaoping knows it. But let the It isn’t. And we know, now, that Palau clean up its corrupt government before it cut tember, Forster was pregnant invasive measures to prevent her fourth child. pounded by fear and nurtured by hysteria. And they Black Friday, 1929. Indeed, the good ship Free Enterprise spring a good hard stock market crash the umbilical cord to the United States. again, and Budzyn declared the proven child abusers from bear­ We like to think of ourselves as ain’t intelligent either. supposed analogy to the Crash of a serious leak and they will may be just that; a healthy As the foreign policy due raged. State Department sentence unenforceable and with­ ing children. Our social welfare humane, but where is the human­ drew it. A few weeks ago on the same day, both papers had ’29 was on the mind of just about promptly tell us they doubted its correction, when investors dis­ officials grew belligerent with the opponents in system is straining at its seams ity in allowing abusive parents to headlines in type size reserved for the collision of every thoughtful person in the seaworthiness all along. cover that they have paid more Congress, accusing them of being “ whimps” and of At the time Forster was tried, I with these youngsters. Our shor­ continue the cycle? Mars with Saturn. “ Arafat Must Die” blared the last months of 1987. It was, after all, the Great than their stock was worth. exaggerating Palau’s problems. said the sentence made about as tage of foster homes and residen­ Post. “ Human Chop Shop?” blathered the News. It was all very well to insist on Depression that gave socialism, In the meantime, Salii was pressuring his own much sense as the alternatives. tial treatment centers for abused One was to sentence her to The only headline missing was “ No AIDS for Elvis.” the manifest differences between in both its overt and covert forms, William Rusher is a syndicated employees to support the proposed White House children is so acute that some of Sarah Overstreet Is a syndi­ Surely, President Bush doesn’t believe that the the economic situation of the its biggest boost, both here and columnist. compact. The GAO reported that some opponents of prison; the other was to leave her these poor kids are placed inap­ cated columnist. New York Daily News and the New York Post United States (and the world) in abroad. And it has been the the compact had their homes firebombed. alone — free to have as many represent the “ better angels of our nature.” What 1929, but economics is far from spectacular postwar success of The compact is still making its way through children as her habits produced, they do represent is the worst devils of our spirit. being a predictive science. If the free-market economies every­ Congress. A U.S. military presence — the pivotal and as unable to care for them as Schedules AiB Outside of popular gossip columns, neither paper U.S. economy had begun to slow, where, capped by the sustained Letters to the editor issue that divided Palau — is not spelled out in the ever. (Form 10^0) Schedule A-Itemized Deductions contributes any substance to the national I ’ll admit that critics have a as many people expected, eco­ prosperity of the Reagan years in The Manchester Herald wel­ draft. It will have to be negotiated later. ►Attach to form 1040 ►See instructions intelligenced. point when they say Budzyn’s m i nomic pessimism might start to the United States, that has made comes original letters to the tteme(s) as shown op form 1040 But the imperative to change Presidnet Bush’s sentence was invasive and res­ feed on itself and spread rapidly free enterprise the almost univer­ editor. [h |e |u |/v\|s k ~[e T/ UiE lo W A reading habits is more about geography than trictive of Forster’s civil rights. out of control. sal goal, if not yet always, the Letters should be brief and to Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta are syndicated 5 70 0 00 qualUy. Our New England-born, Texas-adopted But that’s the whole idea: When Woving la Parb^wajoo to Riker's Instead, however,despite some actual policy, of the world’s the point. They should be typed or columnists. b Armed escorts • S.S50 president is reading six East Coast papers you commit crimes against oth­ Expenses______Total decline in consumer spending on nations. neatly handwritten, and, for ease representing only two cities! Can you imagine the ers, you should forfeit some of CdSualtvand 3Feaagam oshoesdam ^ big-ticket items, the economy In this connection, incidentally, in editing, should be double­ i> 13,750 00 mischief Spiro Agnew could have enjoyed with your rights to property and free TheftncTL LossK) losses ) 0'' P'O e • .popped ■ • dressers , • • continued to grow. Within six we supporters of free enterprise spaced. Letters must be signed 1 Bush’s Eastern Establishment press fixation? association. lost in shop class • • • ^ 14')-, poo months it seemed clear that the are not always its best friends. with name, address and daytime You would think this loyal Texan (and I know he’s In mid-August, Los Angeles Total 00 Crash of ’87, whatever it por­ Looking at the distinctly uneven telephone number (for verifica­ a Texan because he said so during his campaign) Daily News columnist Debra J. Giftito 6 Leona HGimsl^ lejal aid fund 6 1$ goo. OOP100 tended, was not, unlike its famous economic performance of the fflaiirbrstrrI Hrralii tion). Charity would at least read one Texas newspaper — such'as predecessor, the herald of a United States in the years since Saunders went to step further TbU 00 / 000 The Dallas Morning News orthe Houston Chronicle. The Herald reserves the right Founded In 1881 than Budzyn. She suggested that major depressions. the end of World War II, we often Other 8 Spanish marble dance floor $ 8 00 ooo to edit letters in the interests of if Budzyn’s sentence was unen­ Miscellaneous „ ^ calist^nics courtyard The importance of that fact allow market critics who may brevity, clarity and taste. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher ,497 GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor forceable when left up to the D ^ c to n s T China and Silver for cafeteria would be difficult to overstate. have hidden agendas tolure us Address letters to: Open Fo­ loL^ytaxing by Bruno . • V500 The stock market itself, to be into agreeing that a free economy MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor defendant, then it might be made U rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. ALEXANDER G IR ELLI...... Associate Editor ;«7 Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. sure, is in for more rude batter­ is somehow necessarily doomed enforcable by requiring her to 1 Total Itemized Box 591, Manchester 06040. have an intrauterine device Deductions /2fNotincludii^ Harry's) 12 $1,402.4811 Church Bulletin Board Church Bulletin Board Religious Services Vegetables on sale at market

Farmers arranged the harvest taking coupons. Church plans seminar bounty last Saturday at the Assemblies of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John dancers. Nursery for children 3 and □ □ □ Sisterhood invites pubiic Holllger. Sunday schedule; 9:30 a.m.. younger. (649-3696.) Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., is Downtown Farmers’ Market in M A C C News Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), Quiet Mediation; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucha­ South United Methodist Church, 1226 front of St. James. It was a The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. rist; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee and Juice Main St., Manchester. Frederick L accepting registrations for “ The Hurried Family 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. beautiful day: bright blue sky, Middle Tpke., invites the public to a meeting Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Fellowship. (643-9203) Yarger, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev Seminar,” scheduled for Sept. 22 and 23 at the NOTICES: First church fair of 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ white clouds, and cool, which was dragons as well as yarrow in Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Hanna Marcus, town dule: 8:15 a.m.-9:15 a.m.. Informal church. the fall season. St. James tenth child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and SI. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park just right for shopping at the many colors and bright yellow director of human services, and Eileen Stern, praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., and Church streets, Manchester. An­ worship service; 9:15-10:15 a.m., Chris­ Speaker Tim Kimmel will show how to maintain a annual Fall Festival will run drew D. Smith, rector; Richard C. tian education; 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m , market. crookneck squash. business service coordinator at Manchester Com­ Bible study and youth fellowship. sense of calm in the middle of fast-paced schedules. Sept. 14. 15 and 16 with free (644-1102) Alton, Dee Anne Dodd, assistants to the traditional worship service. Nursery Elsie Yuskevich and her sister, The only corn this week was munity College, as guest speakers. rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 for preschoolers. (647-9141). He will offer parents ways to cope with the balloons, a dinner offered every Louise Kievish, were selling available from Unity Farms who Marcus will discuss future social service needs in a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; baby­ pressures that surround their family. night, and a band on both Friday Baptist sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy eucha- Mormon mixed bouquets of asters and had butter and sugar corn along the Greater Manchester Area. Stern will discuss the rlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. (649- The seminar will run from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 22 and Saturday nights. In addition zinnias and dried golden harrow. with home grown cantelope, ‘Agenda for 'Tomorrow Process,” which involves Community Baptist Church, SS5 E. 4583) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- and 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 23. Registrations to the carnival rides, there will be Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Both Wright Orchards and Fox broccoli, green and wax beans, citizens in brainstorming ideas for their community Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 o.m., must be made by Sept. 15. The cost is $25 per person a garage sale, games, a car raffle Run Nurseries had potted hardy in the next 25 years. worship service; church school, 9:15 Gospei sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday and includes registration fee. course notebook, and carrots, eggplant and peppers. and plants, homemade crafts and p.m. Nursery care provided. (643-0537) school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ mums in all the gorgeous fall Tower Hill Farms offered The public is invited to this panel discussion. Church of the Living God, an evangel­ snack and lunch on Saturday. baked goods. Faith Baptist Church, 52 l.ake St., hood and relief society. (643-4003 or colors: gold, yellow, rust, mauve baskets of lush peaches, which Refreshments will be served. For more informa­ Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson 228-3715) For more information or to register, call Mary or School, North School Street, Manches­ tion. call Dvora Caspi at 647-0163. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday schaol; 10:30 Ray Juleson, 649-2855. and pink. Fox Run also was are great for pies, perserves and □ □ □ a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. offering red celosia, blue delphi- service. (646-5316) Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Nationai Cathoiic juicy cobblers. Dondero Or­ First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Nursery and Sunday school. St. John the Baptist Polish National ums, cucumbers, tomatoes, bell chards also had peaches as well Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ peppers and cubanella frying as pears and Tydman apples, red THANK YOUS: Day Camp school; 11a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bgls- chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Handley to share views thank yous include Florence Concordia plans picnic evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week vert, pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednes­ pastor. Sunday mass,9o.m.; wsekdays, peppers while Wrights also had and green peppers and tall stalks service. Nursery at all services. (649- day Bible study, 7 p.m.; salld rock 8 a.m. (643-5906) Mary Ann Handley, a member of the Manchester bright orange pumpkins, and of bright gladiola. LaPointe, who brought in fruit Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., will 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Board of Directors and member of Unitarian juice for the children; Widows First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 the month. peaches, plums and apples. Manchester’s Farmers of the have its church picnic Sunday, starting at noon, at Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Full Gospel Interdenominational Nazarene Universalist Society: East, will be the speaker Allen Valley Farm had yellow Sea had tables displaying shells and Widowers Chapter 11, which Wickham Park. Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Sunday at the East Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon supplied fabrics; Charles and Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., and green summer squash, pur­ they collect all around the world The fall worship schedule goes into effect this Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior St., at 10:30 a.m. Nancy Perry for providing craft Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 postor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of ple beets and swiss chard, along as well as the amazing shell Sunday with a brief Eucharist at 8 a.m,. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Handley will share her perspective on the with red dahlias and zinnias in creations Stella and John McDo­ supplies: and Ro-Vic Inc., for a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; contemporary Eucharist at 9 a.m. and choral 10:40 a.m., worship, children’s church rewards and frustrations of serving in elected shades of red, yellow and orange. nald craft. Joining us for the first donating food for the picnic. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Eucahrist at 10:30 a.m. p.m. (643-9359) line, 646-8731, 24 hours. office. Colleen Taylor will provide the music and Ed Tomaszewski also is an time this year, Fatemeh Ahghari Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, □ □ □ ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Mary Wellemeyer is coordinator. organic gardener and had gold and her lovely hand knit sweaters SUM changing schedule Christian Science Sunday schoal; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Pentecostai acorn squash as well as lettuce, displayed for your inspection. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Groups plan meetings tomatoes, string beans and In the midst of all the flowers, AND FOR YOU: A thank you South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. is N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Jehovah’s Witnesses United Pentecostal Church, 187 cukes, and cabbage and butternut fresh fruit and vegetables and from a little sad eight-year-old church service, Sunday school, and Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. who has multiple emotional prob­ changing its Sunday schedule, starting this week care for small children. (649-1446) Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., Sun­ The Mother’s Group of Center Congregational squash. Harvey Lata from East local crafts, the market offers an with the morning worship, in the form of a shorter Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 Church, 11 Center St., will meet Tuesday at 9:30 Hartford always sets out an opportunity to chat with friends lems and thanks to you had a chester. (649-8982) p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ great two weeks. service, to be from 8:15 to 9 a.m. and another p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, a.m. and the Diaconate at 7:30 p.m. astonishing array of peppers: and neighbors, a delightful way to traditional service from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Child p.m., congregation book study; Sun- ladles’ prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men’s On Wednesday the Healing Prayers group will frying peppers, long hots, Hun­ spend a Saturday morning. But “ I liked daycamp. I liked the Church of Christ doy, 9:30 o.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. garian wax, Italian sweets and lunches. I liked the arts and scaft. care will be provided for infants. Watchtower study. (646-1490) (649-9848) meet at 8:30 a.m. in the church library. Boy Scout come early. Although we adver­ This Sunday is also homecoming Sunday at the Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Troop 25 will meet at 6:30 p.m. and there will be a more ordinary peppers in yellow, tise the market from 9 a.m. to 1 I liked the sprots (sports) I liked streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, church. A pot luck luncheon will be served at 11:30 Presbyterian fair organizational meeting at 7 p.m. The Chancel red and green. p.m., farmers often sell out early. when we went to gay city and I pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Jewish — Conservative liked it when went swing (swim­ a.m. in Cooper Hall. Those attending should bring a gelism minister. Sunday services; 9 Coventry Presbyterian Church, Choir will rehearse at 7:30 p.m. Stanley Zalegowski brought in Food stamp and WIC recipients Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle salad, main dish or dessert. Coffee, tea and punch a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Girl Scout Troop 2 will meet Thursday at 6:45 p.m. new potatoes. Stan also was can redeem coupons at the m ing)” and it’s signed with a and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, figure of a smiling girl and a big will be provided. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday and the Bell Choir at 7:30 p.m. offering squash, tomatoes and market. Check with the MACC Nursery for all services. (646-2903) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ cucumbers. Volunteer Supervisor or the smiling heart. Thank you, my ces: 7:30 o.m. Monday to Thursday, 10 ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, proyer Murphy Farms set out beauti­ farmer before your purchase to friends, thank you. o.m. Saturdoy. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. meeting. (742-7222) Register for church school Congregationai (643-9563) Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Couples event scheduled ful bunches of dahlias and snap- determine which farmers are Bolton Congrogotlonal Church, 228 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Jewish — Reform chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship The Couples Group of Unitarian Universalist will start its fall Sunday School sessions this Sunday Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday Society: East Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., will school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. THE with registrations to start at 9:30 a.m. and classes at ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. have a social evening and potluck, Saturday, Sept. church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- (643-0906) Leadership Network 10 a.m. 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each 9., to kick off the new church year. The affair will BIBLE Classes are available for children in nursery office or 647-8878 parsonage. Friday; children’s services, 7:45 o.m. Roman Cathoiic start at 6:30 p.m. Center Congregational Church, 11 second Friday of each month. (644-8466) school through grade 8 and child care is available Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Church of the Assumption, Adams For information, and to coordinate food, call Jean SPEAKS for infants through age 3. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah Lutheran Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. and Bob Knapp, 644-6159. The Couples Group teaches organization The regular worship service will be at 10 a.m., on T. Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. provides the opportunity to informally discuss Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ By John A. Bolt ngeBB Brewer the fall and winter schedule. Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at couples’ issues and experiences. In the five years since Buford tus. Worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. The Associated Press began his crusade to bring better church school and child care, 10 a.m. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ (643-2195) You’ve (xirne a long way Ameftea' nold T. Wangerin, assistant pastor. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. management to large churches — But in what direction? We aliowed (647-9941) TYLER, Texas — After years Begins Manchester ministry First Congregational Church of An­ Schedule: 8 a.m., brief eucharlst; 9 Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. those with more than 1,000 evolutionary theory in the classroom; dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Gregory a.m., contemporary eucharlst, church Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Round-Up Day at Baptist of preparation and realigning his attending weekly — he has The Rev. Connie Sternberg will begin her Kendall pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., school-adult forum; 10:30 a.m., choral mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, now creation, even as a theory, is ex­ eurcharlst. Nursery core. (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) family’s multimillion dollar tele­ brought together the 400 senior cluded. We sowed the seeds of ministry in Manchester, with the Unitarian worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Round-Up Day will be observed in the Sunday Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., vision business, Robert P. Buford pastors from various denomina­ atheistic humanism; now we are St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon St., First Congregational Church of Cov­ School of Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Sunday undertook a second career — one tions, plus other church and reaping a sadistic inhumanity. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co-pastors. at 9:30 a.m. Sunday by leading the service at 10:30 a.m. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ pastor emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses that spends money instead of organizational staff in separate We legalized booze; now alcoholism The title of her sermon will be “ What Will You Put ship; 9; 30 a.m., church school In Church a.m., worship with holy communion on at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and The Rev. Larry Maxwell from Schroon Lake, making it but better fulfills the first, third ond fifth Sundays; 9:30 a.m., meetings — most of them at a and its Induced illnesses constitute in the Pencil Box?” This will be an intergenera- Lane House. Nursery care provided. noon. (643-2403) N.Y., will be guest speaker. Music and puppets will (742-8487) worship with holy communion on St. James Church, 896 Main St., motto engraved on his desk conference center in Colorado our #3 health problem. We said: “Set­ tional service. Nursery care will be provided. Coffee second and fourth Sundays; nursery at Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, be part of the program. nameplate: “ On A Mission For ting limits of decency for the media is Second Congregational Church, 385 9:30. (643-1193) Springs, Colo. and conversation will follow the service. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, God.” censorship:” and wo are awash in Joseph Milton, postor. 10a.m., worship Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Monslgnor Edward J. Reardon. Satur- chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. dav masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday Buford, a management aficio­ ’ ’What we hope to accomplish is pornography, sox crimes are com­ service, Sunday school, and nursery for (643-2051) Church starts fall schedule children. (649-2863) masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. nado, has turned from television to provide an environment where monplace. and sexually transmitted Two services at NUMC Second Congregational Church of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, (643-4129) Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., First Congregational Church of Andover will start to a different kind of network — they could hear how to help one diseases are at epidemic levels. Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Wo have exposed our children to a Starting this Sunday, with the fall schedule, there try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and its fall schedule this Sunday. Sunday School will be Leadership Network — where he another operate in those circum­ lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Schedule: 9:30 a.m. worship service; Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral sex education without values; find will be two worship services at North United 1.9L. ° ' Sunday school and adult at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. brings together pastors of large stances,” Buford said, adding church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., teenage pregnancies have increased Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. The first at 9 a.m. a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Bible. (742-7548) Sunday mass at 10 a.m.; confessions Nursery care will be provided. The Rev. Gregory churches to talk about running that there are 10,000 large Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church geometrically. Wo have removed church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 Kendall is pastor. their huge organizations. churches in the country. and the second at 10:30 a.m. The new hymnals will a.m., junior choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Svnod), Cooper and High a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. God, religion, and ethics from the Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. (742-6655) ” We found that there’s m ore... The discussions at the three- be dedicated. curricula; and we’re graduating intel­ vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron in common or more similarity day long sessions generally re­ Sunday School classes will also start this Sunday. Talcottville Congregational Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com- lectually disadvantaged people, lack­ Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. between a (large) Methodist, a Workshops for the annual fair, scheduled for Nov. 4, Main Street and Elm HIM Road, «43)***” *lrst and third Sunday. (649- Olesik, pastor. Saturday massat 5p.m.; Sunday School starting volve around three areas, Buford ing historical perspective and ethical Talcottville. Co-postors; Rev. Ronald will start Sept. 13 at 9 a.m., at the church, and Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. Presbyterian and a Bible church, said: how to set a vision so that principles. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Center Congregational Church will open its continue each Wednesday until the time of the fair. a.m., worship service and church or charismatic church even, in the church is cohesive, how to Meanwhile, the philosophical liberals Methodist 1989-90 Sunday Church School classes this Sunday at school. (649-0815) Saivation Army the leadership function than there manage staff and how to retain bemoan tgho woes they are respon­ Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 10 a.m. is between a large church and a their personal, spiritual vitality. sible tor, while proposing more of Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Edward Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Rally Day at Trinity Covenant chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- Classes for children age 3 through those in eighth small church in the same denomi­ And it’s all free, except for the their amoral claptrap. When will we Painter Jr., pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, grade, are offered. Confirmation classes are Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ assistant pastor. 11 a.m., worship lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 nation,” Buford said. transportation, because Buford riso up and say; EnoughI Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman service; Sunday School, 9 :» a.m.; a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., solva­ available to ninth graders. The skills needed to run such an foots the bill. will hold a Rally Day Sunday to usher in its new fall nursery. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). Swensen, postor. Rev. Poul Knight, Childcare for infants through children age 2 is organization — staffing, organiz­ ” It struck me that a man’s life schedule. Worship services will be at 8 and 11 a.m. associate postor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, North United Methodist Church, 300 youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. available during the 10 a.m. service of worship. ing, motivating, budgeting — are does not consist of bread alone, CHURCH OF CHRIST and Sunday School for all ages will be at 9:30 a.m. worship services. (649-2855) Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universaiist For more information, call Debbi Clark, director nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 largely ignored in seminaries and that I should live a life of service The Rev. Paul Knight will preach the sermon. Unitarian Unlveriallst Society-East, of Christian Education, 647-9941 between 9 a.m. and are usually treated as ’’continu­ Lydall & Vernon Streete a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship services; 9 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. as well as a life of accumulation,” There will also be special music and a dramatic Episcopai a.m. adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m 3 p.m., weekdays. ing education.” said Buford. Phone; 646-2903 1 Connie Sternberg, minister. 10:30a.m., presentation. church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 service. Nursery care and religious youth fellowship; 7 p.m. Sacred education. (646-5151) Anniversaries Weddings Engagements iflaiifliralrr Hrralil Pullout Section, Page 17 Taylor-Britton SaturcJay, Sept. 9, 1989 Russell and Gail Taylor of 7i FOCUS Vernon St. announce the engagement of their daughter. Erica Stoughton Taylor to John Robert Britton, son of William G. Britton of Largo, Fla. and the late Mrs. Britton. The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of Stamford mother Walnut Hill School for the Performing arts, ballet-academics, and a 1987 \ graduate of Chatham College, Pitts­ burgh, Pa. with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology and an early childhood teaching certificate. She is fights drug abuse a teacher at Sonshine Daycare. The prospective bridegroom is a 1984 graduate of Allegheny College By Beth Cooney with a bachelor of arts degree in Manohester Herald "I would be a hypocrite if I said they didn’t political science. From 1984-1988 he have problems, but there are a lot of kids in this was with the Coalition for Christian hen Pam Yardis heard town who are just plain lost. The whole Outreach Campus Ministry at Carne­ rumors that a weekend gie Mellon University in Pittsburg, keg party had attracted adolescent syndrome is one of being Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sibrinsz, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gee Mrs. Ricky A. Morneau Pa. He is a legislative correspondent dozens of kids to a vulnerable. They’re under pressure, it’s as if for U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm in Washing­ Wprivate North Stamford ton, D.C. home, the mother of seven they are in some kind of a void.” Morneau-Chambers A Sept. 23 wedding is planned at decided to crash it. — Pam Yardis Sibrinszs celebrate South United Methodist Church. And crash it she did, bringing Gees observe Karen L. Chambers, daughter of 50th anniversary 50th anniversary Robert and Marianne Chambers, 54 two Stamford police officers with Carriage Drive, and Ricky A. Mor­ her to the front door and sending advocacy.” and it’s bad,” said 18-year-old Willard and Gertrude Gee of dozens of underage drinkers, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sibrinsz of 69 neau, son of Guy and Patricia Gerrity-Desautels Yardis, after all, has never been Brent Yardis, who said he does not Vernon, formerly of Manchester, including one of her own children, SALT GIRL — The Morton Salt girl first appeared in 1914 Garth Road recently celebrated their Morneau of Bristol, were married the sort to run from problems. drink and generally supports his celebrated their 50th wedding anni­ Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gerrity, 78 scurrying into the backyard. as a chubby child with curly hair, standing in a downpour 50th wedding anniversary at a sur­ July 28 at St. Matthew Church, Shortly after the birth of her mother’s efforts. “ But if I was out versary on July 15 at a party at Diane Drive, announce the engage­ It was not. Yardis said, reflect­ with a container of salt carelessly tucked under one arm prise buffet luncheon hosted by their Bristol. seventhchild lOyears ago, sheand there drinking. I ’m not sure I ’d W illie’s Steak House in Manchester. ment of their daughter, Joan Marie ing on the October 1988 incident, and spilling to the ground. daughter, Karen S. Schauster and The Rev. Mark Suslenko officiated her husband were divorced. like what she’s doing. I think she’s They were married on July 15. 1939 Gerrity, to James Michael Desautels, the best way to endear herself to grandson, Peter at Follett, at their at the double ring service. The bride trying to appeal to kids by of fering in Wethersfield and lived in Manches­ son of Mrs. Patricia Desautels, 160 Yardis put herself through home in Manchester. was given in marriage by her father. her own teen-agers or to the North them things they’d like to do. but ter most of their lives. Parker St. graduate school at Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Sibrinsz are lifelong Lynda Farley, sister of the bride, was Stamford party crowd. sometimes it’s hard for her The couple has three children, The bride-elect is a graduate of East University, earning two master’s residents of Manchester. They were matron of honor. Susan Morneau was “ But if they don’t like it I say because she doesn’t know what’s Morton Salt girl Randall Gee of Manchester, Susan Catholic High School and Salve degrees. College interns were married on Aug, 26. 1939 in Concordia bridesmaid. ‘tough,’” Yardis said. “ At least in.” Salters of Vernon and Janet Niles of Regina-the Newport College in Rhode hired to baby-sit for her children, Lutheran Church, then located on Paul Morneau, brother of the they know where I stand.” Brent Yardis cites as an Tolland. They have five grandchild­ Island. She is employed by Colt while she took a heavy load of 25 Winter Street, by the Rev. H. groom, was best man. Ushers were This, in a nutshell, embodies the example a "juice night” the ren, Jason, Kelly and Ahren Niles and Industries of Neww York as an credits. marks 75 years Machensen of Hartford. Mrs. Sibrinsz Kevin Martinelli, Jeffrey Thomas and spirit Yardis has marshaled as commission sponsored at the Kristalyn and Varian Salters. internal auditor. is the former Clara Dickson. Timothy Kearney. chairman of the Mayor’s Commis­ These days she is a self- The prospective bridegroom is a Country Tavern restaurant. Among the more than 80 relatives The reception was at Nuchie’s sion on the Prevention of Youth employed management and com­ CHICAGO (AP) — She’s been his young company to stand out graduate of East Catholic High School ’’Kids don’t go there,” he said. and friends attending the celebration Restaurant, Bristol. The couple went Alcohol and Substance Abuse. puter consultant, proferring ad­ out in the rain with her from the competition. At the and Eastern Connecticut State Uni­ “ They want to go to places where were the couple’s wedding attend­ on a wedding trip to Hawaii. They are In the year that Yardis, 44, has vice to chief executive officers of umbrella for 75 years, demon­ time, salt tended to cake in versity. He is employed by Pitney their older friends go.” ants, Mary L. Dickson, sister of Mrs. making their home in Bristol. chaired the 28-member commis­ major corporations. strating the slogan that helped humidity, making it difficult to Bowes Corp. of East Windsor as an That is why Pam Yardis said make Morton Salt a household Sibrinsz and John Sibrinsz, brother of The bride is a graduate of East sion for Mayor Thom Serrani, she “ Once you hit bottom it never use, and it was sold in bags. account representative. commission events at clubs like standby; “ When it rains it Mr. Sibrinsz. Catholic High School and the Univer­ has pushed to make the panel a gets so bad again.” she explains. Morton added magnesium A Sept. 29 wedding is planned at St. Bopper’s, where last week a line pours.” Mr. Sibrinsz is a retired treasurer of sity of Connecticut. She is employed at working body that offers real Her concerns about the ramifi­ carbonate to prevent caking James Church. went down the street with teen­ Customers still occasionally Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. of Bristol Hospital as a nutritionist. alternatives for teen-agers feel­ cation of teen alcohol and drug and designed the now-familiar agers waiting to gain admission, write Morton Salt Co. claiming moisture-resistant container Manchester. He is active as a The bridegroom is a graduate of St. ing the pressure to use drugs and abuse stem, at least in part, from have been so successful. to know the child’s true iden­ with the patented spout. Paul High School, Bristol and is alcohol. volunteer for the American Cancer her own family experiences: Still, she struggles when asked tity, but officials say she’s the He then went to advertising Society and is a member of Manches­ employed at Times Microwave Sys­ Births Recently, the commission spon­ Growing up in Glen Ridge. N. J., whether she is somehow encou­ product of a forgotten artist’s agency N.W. Ayer & Co. for a ter Country Club. tems of Wallingford. sored a series of successful Yardis managed to sneak off to raging kids to emulate a drinking imagination. campaign to promote the mer­ alcohol-free “ juice nights” at New York state, fake identifica­ lifestyle by inviting them to clubs “ Some people say they mo­ its of his salt. popular Stamford dance clubs. tion card in pocket, for an where alcohol is usually on the deled for the illustration. Oth­ When the agency came up Two weeks ago, it unveiled an occasional night of drinking with menu. ers swear it’s their daughter or with some ideas, Morton’s son, The following births were recorded granddaughter,’’ Earl C. extensive survey on the drinking her girlfriends. “ It’s packed, and it’s fun,” company secretary Sterling recently at Hartford Hospital: Thorne, advertising and pro­ Wheelchair won’t stop vows habits of city teens in which as But what seemed like innocent Yardis said. “ There’s nothing for Morton, was struck by a draw­ BABCOCK, a son was born Aug. 16 motion manager for the many as 40 percent of the fun then seems frightening now to them to do and that’s their big ing of a little girl in the rain with By Karen Haywood Tschirn to hold herself up, and on the to David E. and Mary Ellen Wertheim Chicago-based company, said make the device for Tschirn, said Roy respondents confessed to whatthe a single mother of children who complaint. The biggest issue with an umbrella, salt spilling freely The Associated Press bottom is a lazy susan, which will Babcock, 51 Henry St. recently. from the container under her Whitlock, president of the club and commission called excessive al­ range in age from 10 to 22. Four of teen-age drinking, after all, is that allow her to turn around and greet the BILODEAU, a daughter was born The Morton Salt girl first arm. KING GEORGE, Va. — When Cath director of maintenance engineering cohol consumption. the Yardis children are teen­ it’s illegal. As long as the fun is congregation when she and her Aug. 18 to Russell J. and Michelle appeared in 1914 as a chubby “ Here was the whole story in Tschirn marries Richard Thomas and environmental services at River­ The commission’s advocacy agers. clean, then I say fine.” husband are introduced as Mr. and Dvorak Bilodeau, 78 Richmond Drive. child with curly hair, standing a picture,” the elder Morton today, she plans to get out of her side Rehabilitation Institute in New­ committee is researching legal “ I think they are especially Yardis also walks a fine line Mrs. Richard Thomas. BOYLE, a son was born Aug. 16 to in a downpour with a container recalled some time later. “ The wheelchair for the first time in five port News. issues, such as requiring all kegs vulnerable becauseofthedivorce. of salt carelessly tucked under Founded in 1982 by John Staehlin, John F. and Julie Hames Boyle Jr., when it comes to the issue of role message that the salt would run years and stand up to say her vows. One club member helped in sold in the city to be tagged and It has been tough on them each in one arm and spilling to the the organization has grown from the 112 North Elm St. models and preaching to adults in damp weather was made With the help of the 2-year-old first club in Baltimore to 400 members Tschirn’s rehabilitation and let the assigned identification numbers, theirown way,” shesaid. “ Butit’s about their own drinking habits. ground. beautifully evident.” southeastern Virginia branch of Vo­ group know of the young woman’s BITCH, a son was born Aug. 16 to to make traci ng beer purchases to not just my kids. I would be a Since then, she’s been made and 12 chapters, according to Carole Gregory H. and Barbara Herrick She backed down, for example, The slogan was the hard part. lunteers for Medical Engineering, dream. minors easier. hypocrite if I said they didn’t have over five times to update her Forsythe, its executive director. Ritch, 243 Deer Run Trail. on a commission proposal to ban The original was. ’’Even in Tschirn (pronounced Churn) said she And Yardis is already predict­ problems, but there are a lot of dress, hair and face. For a rainy weather, it flows freely.” Ms. Forsythe said Staehlin, an " I understand soon after she was AKERT, a son was born July 24 to alcohol at city parks and beaches hopes to fulfill her dreams of a fairy ing a “ political hot potato” when kids in this town who are just plain while she had pigtails. These Sterling Morton wanted engineer at a defense plant in injured, she stated it blankly: T want Timothy J. and Teddie Cheney when she realized it was too tale wedding. the commission unveils a plan to lost. The whole adolescent syn­ days she has sleek, dark hair. something “ short and snappy.” Baltimore, had wanted for years to do to stand up at my wedding,” ’ Whitlock Ackert, 114 Homestead Drive, controversial. " I got the dress I wanted. If I hadn’t establish drug and alcohol abuse drome is one of being vulnerable. But the idea is the same. All Finally, the Mortons and the something other than defense work. said. Coventry. Yardis said lecturing adults and but the original are taking a had the accident, I ’d be standing up. "H e was sitting in church and heard a assistance programs, modeled They’re under pressure, it’s as if shaking her fingers at adult admen came up with “ When it After a yearlong rehabilitation, McN a l l y , a daughter was born step with the right foot. All are rains it pours.” Plus, I think I ’ll shock the whole sermon on using your talents” and after programs used by private they are in some kind of a void. drinkers will only hurt the church,” she said. Tschirn graduated with her high July 27 to James L. and Lorie Kucka spilling salt, though the 1956 The company went on to decided to do it, she said. school class. She has regained some corporations, at Stamford’s pub­ “ What’s worse is that they’re a commission. version and the current model, The 20-year-old Tschirn was a McNally Jr., Jamie Lane. great success. In 1988, Morton Besides the stand for Tschirn. movement in her feet. She works, lic high schools. really tough group to reach,” “ I drink wine with dinner,” she introduced in 1966, are losing junior in high school, a cheerleader BRIGNANO, a son was born Aug. 3 Thiokol, then an aerospace and projects have included software and lives in an apartment behind her "It should not be a commission Yardis said. “ Let’s face it, we can said. “ And I drink it for a reason. I just a sprinkle, rather than and a drama club member on Oct. 17, to Michael P. and Lee Stavola chemical company, reported switches that enable an immobilized that’s just in the business of talk a lot about this stuff and give want my kids to know it’s pouring it out in a stream. 1984, when the car in which she was parents’ garage and considers herself Brignano, 51 Berry Ave., Coventry. about $2.3 billion in sales. The person to use a computer by blinking making policy,” Yardis said. them the big speech, but they’re acceptable for adults to drink if And the slogan hasn’t riding flipped over. more independent than many people FLAIG, a son was born Aug. 2 to company, formed seven years one’s eyes; research on an artificial who have suffered similar accidents “ When I got involved in this I just not impressed.” they don’t abuse it. changed, though the scientific ago when Morton International ‘ ‘All that really happened to me is I Robert T. and Darlene McQuay Flaig, muscle: and voice-controlled video­ She also talks to children and 15 Edmund St. didn’t have a clue about the extent Even her own children are ’ ’If I start lecturing adults about process it promotes has ceased merged with Thiokol Corp., was paralyzed,” she said. “ I didn’t cassette recorders. to be a novelty. anyone who will listen about wearing PE LLE TIE R , A son was born Aug. of the problem we were facing, but sometimes skeptical of their their drinking habiu they’ll just recently split into two compan­ have a scratch.” Using donated funds, the Newport I was sure that I wanted this to be a mother’s efforts. In 1911, Jay Morton wanted ies, restoring the old names. 1 seat belts, since she was not wearing turn a deaf ear,” she said. “ It’s The organization built a stand for 6 to Dean J. and Donna Broughal News chapter bought the materials to one when the accident occurred. Pelletier, 169 Hilliard St. panel that was involved in “ What my mom does is good. hard enough reaching their kids. ” — MANCHiESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 — 19 FO C US / Home FO C U S / Money Japanese unemployment Mistakes lead to lost money Safety important by ladders lower than in the U.S. The unemployment rate in Japan is 2.9 percent, less than hall the Avoid 7 pitfalls with stock portfolio By Andy Lang what its rating is in terms of U S. rate of 6.1 percent, according to a recent U.S. Bureau of Labor The Associated Press On the House strength. When a ladder is rated Statistics report. By the Editors at 225 pounds, it is safe for nearly of Changing Times While it is important to follow everbody, since the ladder then Changing Times the rules of safety with all kinds of has been tested at weights far in If you weren’t such a sinner, do-it-yourself equipment, it is does not shift a bit as you move excess of 225 pounds. A 20O-pound goes the theory, you’d be rich. It’s especially important when using your weight. rating also is very safe, while a a given among finance profes­ a ladder. Whichever kind you have, it is 250-pound rating usually can sionals that most people fail to The third version. Uninformed for weeks, and when the stock just When you neglect such rules, vital to your well-being that you handle industrial chores. Use live up to their investing potential Misfiguring, is when you plain sits there, or goes down, you sell. sometimes because you are too open it all the way and check to your common sense when you because of mistakes rooted in don’t know the facts. The other Patience is the huge advantage busy to spend a little more time see that the locking devices are in purchase a stepladder. It should sloth, ignorance and greed. variants of this sin are relatively individual investors have over being careful, you risk one of the iViiU'. iVtV,\t Viilii\ '.'YTi'U place. In time, this check should look durable, feel safe, have a Just what are your sins? harmless. Not so this one. For most large institutional players. most common of all household be second nature to you, so that good rating and be comfortable am m i mii Following is a list of the seven instance, an 8.5 percent sales fee Hard Truth: Patience brings accidents — a fall from a ladder. you do it auto.atically. when you handle it. transgressions most likely to to buy into a mutual fund is a rewards. If you bought an invest­ A stepladder should be long After you have the ladder at □ D □D cause people to buy high and sell substantial understatement of ment for a valid reason, try to Mention the subject and most enough to handle the job easily. home examine it before each use. low. And, of course, the real sin is the hit your portfolio will take. stifle your impatience and give people immediately think about Don’t use one where you have to Look for cracks, splits or other UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, 9.5 to make the same mistake again Remember, if you lose 8.5 percent your brilliant idea a chance to an outside ladder, usually an get up too high on it or where you breaks in a wood ladder. Look for JAPAN* AND U.S. and again. of a $20,000 investment, you really work itself to fruition. extension ladder used for paint­ are going to have to stretch to loose connections or anything As a percent of the total labor force: Hot-Tip Investing: When you start with $18,300 in the fund and Playing With Money: Lots of 7.0 .7.1 ing the exterior of a house. perform your chores. else that seems to rattle or make first start investing, you get have paid a 9.3 percent fee to get it people lose their wits over any there. But the truth is there are more Make certain the ladder is a noise in an aluminum ladder. 'Japanese unemployment rates 6.0 16 1 compelling, authoritative tips stock that costs less than a movie goroge family rm kitchen living r'm. falls from stepladders than exten­ solidly balanced. When it isn’t, Never paint a wood ladder. If adjusted by U.S Bureau of Labor from friends, “ cold calls” from Hard Truth: Misfiguring in all ticket or a tube of toothpaste. If | ■ »■ •»•| «•< ) O-O*. t4'5‘ »>«'(lT.4* sion ladders, presumably be­ move it a bit to get it setting you do, the ladder might develop Statistics to approximate U.S. aspiring young brokers pushing its guises gets expensive and your stock goes up just one point, cause more people use ste­ securely on all four legs. If this defects that you will never see. concepts. 1970-1987 everything from FIGs to PIGs, makes it difficult for you to you’ve got a 33 percent profit. If pladders than extension ladders, cannot be done, put a board under You can’t make a repair if you United and friendly calls from your own choose among competing invest­ BioTeleFusion decides instead to but also because they are not as don’t know what repair is needed. 2.8 2.9 ments. Get an accurate idea of hug the earth, you can handle the one or two of the legs, but make 2.3 2.4 2.7 States broker about stocks you know high and do not get as much sure it is a wide board so the legs You can make a scaffolding 2.0 nothing about. the costs of your investment when $3,000 loss without difficulty. You r r safety attention. don’t slide off it. with two stepladders by placing a The first cousin to the hot tip is figuring your gains and losses. just want to get a little fun out of In much the same way, most Once you are on the ladder, board at least 12 inches wide investing in a Black Box. You’re Ignoring Risk: Say you paid all this grim investment business. workshop accidents occur when avoid going higher than one step between two rungs. If you have hit with an astounding story about $10,000 for 10-year, 8.85 percent Hard Truth: Lots of great people are using tools with which Treasury notes in December 1987. stocks start low and go high, but study below the top. Even then, if you only one stepladder, a sawhorse a technology or a process and buy 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 If you sold them a year later, you IO-6'«Pi -4' they are thoroughly familiar. have to stand on the step next to or something similarly solid can the company’s stock without more probably start low and go When such tools are new, do-it- the top, it is a wise precaution to be used for the support at the SOURCE: U S Dept ot Labot Slat«tics tnfoGrspMca & 1966 Nonh A-riDrica Synpcal*. trc. looking too carefully at what’s got back less than $9,900. Those lower. yourselfers treat Ihem with care have somebody hold the ladder to other end. But we always have inside the Black Box. supersafe T-notes took a half­ and respect. keep it steady. Don’t use a child or been reluctant about recom­ Hard Truth: Don’t kid yourself, gainer because interest rates In selecting a stepladder, you somebody who isn’t strong mending a scaffolding arrange­ advises Changing Times maga­ rose during the year to 9.13 Visitors to bedroom bedroom generally have a choice between- enough to keep the ladder from ment unless the do-it-yourselfer zine. If your friend or broker percent; the market paid less for 1 • 4'iIJ.4* i ! S ‘i 15-6* wood and aluminum. The alumi­ shaking. has had some experience along Tax Adviser knows this hot tip, so do a lot of your bonds to boost their yield. the U.S. That’s the risk you took in getting 1 num is lighter and easier to A 5- or 6-foot ladder is adequate that line. You always are much other people. Assume that this About 30 million foreign tourists FLOOR PLAN rid of the T-notes too early. 1 handle, but because the ladder is for nearly all household tasks. safer on the stepladder itself than information is already fully re­ came to the U.S. in 1987. a 1 Hard Truth: Always know 16 so light you must be careful it Check the side of the ladder to see on the scaffolding. return. Most likely your pension flected in the stock’s price. And if percent increase over 1986. By George W. Smith what’s going on. Manage invest­ HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This “L" shaped ranch has a is taxable, but check with your that’s the case, is the stock still Foreign vacationers - primarily former employer to see if any worth buying? If you are invest­ ment risks in three general ways: center hallway that provides an excellent traffic pattern. QUESTION: My tax preparer Understand how market forces Canadians - spent a total of part is excludable. ing in an interesting new technol­ .SI9.4 billion on travel and The living room has beamed ceilings and window walls. says I must go with him for my ogy, ask yourself whether you can have an impact on even Alternatives exist to drywall IRS tax audit. He feels the agent other costs in the U.S. Sliding glass doors lead to the backyard terrace. Plan understand generally how the “ safe” investments, such as might get irritated if I don’t technology works and whether government bonds. Consider the FOREIGN VACATIONERS HA1537G has 1,925 square feet. For more information By Andy Lang attend. He has my power of Stalle, product manager for Uni­ there is a market for it, given the consequences when you sell. IN U.S., 1987 write — enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope — The Associated Press installation to be completed three attorney and knows exactly how ted States Gypsum Co., the or four days faster than a typical QUESTION: I recently pur­ costs. Keep current to ensure you’ll By nation, in millions: to settle the problem. Am I chased a cottage in Canada. I will to architect Carl E. Gaiser, 33018 Grand River, leading plaster manufacturer in drywall installation. Completed Falling in Love: You could call know whether the risks have Farmington, Mich. 46024. What we know as drywall — or the United States, says plaster required to make ana ppearance? have to pay Canadian property it stock-picker puppy love. The changed. Canada gypsum board or wallboard or costs, he says, are about the J2.4 finishes can be installed faster same. taxes for the cottage. Can I problem of falling in love with a Flying Solo: You’ve been any of its various synonyms — is J w deduct these taxes on my U.S. than drywall and is harder and For the moment, this type of stock is common, says Carol warned about this one but you do used so frequently in residential thinner than conventional LOS ANGELES income tax return? Lippman, an A.G. Edwards & it anyway. You tend to invest in construction these days that it wall system requires special Mexico Here’s the Answer plaster. plastering skills the average Sons associate vice-president for clumps of things, wittingly or sometimes seems to be the only ANSWER: Stand up for your U.K., unwittingly. Because veneer plastic sets and person does not have. Therefore, securities research. It’s wides­ 6.7 choice for interior walls. dries very quickly, usually within rights! The Taxpayer Bill of PORT HURON. MICH. pread and particularly apt to Hard Truth: Don’t do it. Think This has been going on for more it’s use is best left to a Rights, which became part of the Japan QUESTION: I am having some 24 hours, the walls can be painted professional. strike retired employees who in terms of your portfolio, rather remodeling work done on my QUESTION: There are several than 40 years, ever since it tax law last year, states that ANSWER: Yes, you can take a than in individual investments. scratches in our living room sooner. According to Stalle, it is have accumulated lots of stock in house this summer and have replaced lath-and-plaster as the taxpayers cannot be required to deduction for Canadian property Even simple guidelines are better coffee table. They are not severe virtually indistinguishable from Do-it-yourselfers will find their own beloved company. gotten a date when it will be commonly used interior wall accompany their representatives taxes on your federal income tax than none. You might try keeping but they can be noticed when light conventional plaster walls. Addi­ much helpful information on a Children who later inherit those U.K finished. Some of my friends say surface. to an IRS audit unless required by return if you itemize your deduc­ 40 percent of your portfolio in shines on them a certain way. A tionally, such common drywall variety of subjects in Andy shares will tend to experience no contractor ever finishes his But there are alternatives. One, an administrative summons. The tions. Deductible real estate stock, 40 percent in bonds and 20 neighbor tells me his grandfather problems as joint shadowing and Lang's handbook, “ Practical difficulty selling them. work when he says he will. This obviously, is lath-and-plaster, IRS Audit Manual accepts this taxes include state and local percent in cash-type investments 1.4 used to disguise such scratches fastener pops are almost non­ Home Repairs," which can be Hard Truth: Chill out. Avoid has me worried. Are my friends still recognized as a high quality existent. provision. However, the manual taxes as well as foreign taxes on such as money-market funds or with the meat of a nut but he can’t obtained by sending $3 to this sentimentality. Diversify your right and will this cause me a lot wall material. It lost out to does add that the taxpayer’s real property levies for the bank CDs. Although you’ll proba­ West Germany remember what kind of nut was It can be troweled to achieve a paper at P.O. Box 1055, Brick, portfolio to lower risk. Be ruth­ of trouble? drywall in housing because its voluntary presence can be re­ general public welfare. bly find that 40-40-20 strategy too used. Any idea? variety of custom textured ap­ N.J. 08723, less. Weed out the poor per­ installation expenses are much pearances. These finishes are quested as a means to expedite formers in your portfolio. confining over time, it’s good ANSWER: It can cause trou­ higher. Another alternative is the audit process. So you decide QUESTION: Do long-term cap­ being widely used in several Misfiguring: This sin comes in practice for beginners. Note: A vacation ble. if it happens. Yes. remodel­ what is called veneer plastic, for yourself. ital losses first have to be reduced Remember in any case to work France ing contractors do have the major markets, most notably the three styles: Informed Misfigur­ consists of at least essentially a cross between dry- Northeast and the Eastern sea­ All quiet on by 50 percent before you can take ing, Gray-Area Misfiguring and out those stock-bond-cash propor­ reputation of often being late in ANSWER: There is some dif­ a stay ot one night wall and lath-and-plaster.' board. Acceptance in other areas QUESTION: My pension is to a deduction for them? Uninformed Misfiguring. tions regularly so you know finishing a job. but this is by no ference of opinion about the kind 0.5 or longer. A veneer plastic wall is made of the country is growing rapidly. the war front begin soon. Will any of it be You are guilty of Informed where you stand overall, advises means always so. There’s a legal of nut that works best, but we by applying one or two thin coats In the two most common excludable from federal income R.W.. Misfiguring when you lie about Changing Times magazine. And angle connected with requiring have seen some good results with ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - of a high-strength, fast-drying varieties of plastic finish systems tax? My employer paid for all of RICHFIELD, MINN. your portfolio. You’re a Gray- try not to become overinvested in Others them to finish on time or very the meat of a Brazil nut. A The superpowers have avoided plaster over a special gypsum — the one which provides an the pension funding. Nothing Area Misfigurer when you misfig- any industry or sector, or vulner­ close to thp scheduled date, but butternut is also said to work major war since 1945 — but not board base. This base, known as ultra-hard surface and the other came out of my pocket. ANSWER: If your net capital ure accidentally on purpose. Say able to a cross-cutting variable 5.7 what you should do is to try to well, with a black walnut having blueboard, comes in standard because of nuclear weapons, says losses (both long- and short­ which is not quite as hard but can John Mueller, a political scientist your 100 shares of a $20 stock go such as fuel costs or interest avoid the problem. One way to do its advocates. Don’t expect SOURCE: U.S. Trav»l AOd Toufsm Adm iritirjl on drywall sizes and costs no more to be applied easier — there are one J.L., term) are more than your capital up to $22, so you claim bragging rates. this is to hire a contractor who has magic. All that happens is that install than basic gypsum board. at the University of Rochester. QUINCY, ILL. gains, the amount of the capital InfoCraphlcB and two-coat systems. rights to 10 percent profits. Losing Patience: It’s natural to e 1088 Nonh Am*nca S/ndCAl*. Inc. been recommended to you by the coloring in the nut meat “ The real reason we’ve avoided Blueboard is either nailed or In the one-coat system, the losses equal to the capital gains is However, when you figure in get pumped up when you make somebody who actually has used comes off on the wood. It then is war.” says Mueller, "is that screwed to studs, the same as plaster is troweled directly over ANSWER: Generally, if your deductible, plus an additional commission, your shares really your brilliant investment and it’s him for the job. Ask blunt rubbed into the finish. Sometimes drywall. modern nations haven’t thought a the blueboard base. In the two- employer paid all of the cost of amount of up to $3,000. The cost more like $2,050. If you sold normal to feel let down when questions. One would be whether it provides a perfect match and There are different varieties of war would be remotely in their your pension and did not withhold remainder, if any, is carried EMERGENCY coat system, a plaster basecoat is for a $50 commission, you’d get nothing exciting happens to it the contractor completes an the scratch cannot be seen. interest. Memories of the horror Fire — Police — Medical veneer plastic or, as it is known, any part of it from your pay while forward to subsequent years $2,100 — a 5 percent gain, pretax, right away. But it’s a sin to assigned task when he says he Sometimes it doesn’t and you will plastic finish systems. first applied over the blueboard, of conventional warfare, a prag­ you worked, the amounts you retaining its long- or short-term that makes passbook savings become impatient. You re­ will. A dissatisfied customer have to try again with another followed by a plaster finish over matic Soviet ideology and the DIAL 911 One provides an ultra-hard the basecoat. receive each year are fully character. There is no other account rates look luscious in member what happens next: You usually is only too eager to tell type of nut or perhaps with a bit of surface. Another, not quite as superpowers’ satisfaction with taxable on your federal tax reduction. In Manchester 1 Stalle says it is not uncommon comparison. scan the stock tables every day you what went wrong. linseed oil or iodine. hard, is easier to apply. Rick the status quo have been quite for a residential veneer plastic enough to deter World War III.” 80 - MANCHESTER HERALP,^S^ur()a^.,Scpt. 9,1989 M ANCHESTER ilE R A LD , Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 — 81 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles People must leam to survive Where to Write Saturday, Sept. 9 DEAR ABBY: One of the tragedies of our society Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren is the near total incapacity of widows to perforin the JH P.O. Box 69440 simplest home repairs. Many single women are on very limited incomes, but must shell out precious Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. SlOOAM CB Home Shopping Spree [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Continues dollars to hire someone to adjust a doorknob, tighten scores CTj) U.S. Farm Report an electric wire, put a new ball in the toilet tank or Dear Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M.D. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (38} Beverly Hillbillies repair a fence. P.O. 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In­ DEAR ABBY: Recently I have attended baby sympathy, etc. because you don’t know what to say. by anorexia are those who are of cians to help insure that a few [C N N ] International Correspondents cludes: "M y Girl" (Temptations/Suave). showers and bridal showers given by office Get Abby’s booklet, “ How to Write Letters for All pounds don’t take over a life. [DIS] Mousercise "Good Lovin' " (Rascals), "Groovy Kind of average weight, who are good Love" (Phil Collins); "Kiss" (Prince/Art of Jackie Fisher (Jackie Masoii; r.) finds himself caught in the crossfire between his personnel for co-workers. At many of these parties, Occasions.’ ’ Send a check or money order for $8.89 [E S P N ] SpeedW eek Weekly auto racing students, and who are polite, report Noise) (60 min.) (In Stereo) fellow workers have brought their children. These to: Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Single, free copies of “ Travel opinionated mother and his next-door neighbor Maddie Pennetta (Lynn Redgrave) responsible children at home. (H B O ) Survival Photographers Tony and 20' Popeye ‘ children’ ’ range from infants to age 15. They stay Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is included.) During Pregnancy” (AP055) are in "Chicken Soup." The new comedy series joins the Tuesday-night ABC lineup They may start out dieting to lose Liz Bomford reveal the lives of two species [22} §0) Kissyfur Season Premiere (CC). this tall. a few pounds because they see available by sending a stamped, of seal found in the Outer Hebrides off (24) Zoobilee Zoo Scotland's coast. [60 min.) themselves as fat. But for reasons self-addressed business-sized en­ (2^ MOVIE: 'Man or Gun' A cowboy re­ [USA] Check It Out! not completely understood, the velope along with the name of the leases townspeople from the dictatorship of a powerful family. Macdonald Carey. dieting doesn’t end at a few booklet to: The American College 6:45AM (D Oavey & Goliath (gf) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). Audrey Totter, James Craig. 1958 9:30AM CB Slimer! And the Real to Win the Chip Wars: Micron Technol­ Teen needs additional calcium of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ ( D Or. Fad [A&E] World of Photography pounds. 7:00AM (38) Wall Street Journal Report Ghostbusters Season Premiere (CC) ogy (R) gists, Resource Center, 409 18th [C N N ] Big Story DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m a 16-year-old female with The girls become obsessed with CB Starting From Scratch James' stub C57) Page 57 (R) CS) America's Top Ten [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch borness while serving jury duty may cost Street, SW, Washington D.C. [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [D IS] Happy Prince Animated. Christo­ acid reflux. I ’m on Tagament, which helps a great food but eat little or nothing. They Helen ho*’ dream vacation for two. (R) (61] Denver, the Last Dinosaur ( ^ l3@ Karate Kid Prem iere (CC). 80084-8188. [ESPN] Fly Fishing Mastery From pher Plummer narrates Oscar Wilde s clas­ deal. My problern is that I can’t drink milk because count every calorie and exercise [A&E] Journey to Adventure fe7j Say Brother (T) World Tomorrow Scientific Anglers sic story. of the calcium irritation, and I am very worried I ’m compulsively to reduce their [C N N ] New s @ Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah lands a (11} Transformers [ESPN] Sunkist K.I.D.S. not getting enough calcium in my system for my weight even further. With ano­ 8:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Cherry TV-commerciai role. (R) (?.p) Daffy Duck and Tweety [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows; The Dr. Gott 2 0 0 0 ' (CC) in the near future, a lovesick [A & E ] Profiles Featured Britain's Queen bones and teeth. rexia nervosa, a girl can weigh as [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman First Three Years (^2J Family Ties man brnves the wastelands to find a re­ Elizabeth II. little as 60 or 70 pounds yet still [USA] Financial Freedom placement for his damaged robotic play­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'License to Drive' Des­ Peter Gott, M.D. Our Language (26} Rin-Tin-Tin [CNN] Moneyweek DEAR READER: Acid reflux, indigestion caused see herself as “ fat.” mate Melanie Griffith. David Andrews, pite the fact that he failed his driver's test, (30} Ring Around the World 8:30AM CB Superman (CC). Ben Johnson. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In [ESPN] Fishin' Hole by backwash of stomach acid into the esophagus, If not treated, anorexia can a teen-ager "borrows " his grandfather s (38) A M Boston (R) CB '4P' Disney's Adventures of the Stereo) [LIFE] WomanWatch mint-condition Cadillac for a late-night can be helped by medicine, such as Tagamet, that lead to death. In the early stages, Gummi Bears Season Premiere (CC). dream date. Corey Haim. Corey Feldman The slang het up describes (40) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) 9:00AM CB Jlm Henson's Muppet [T M C ] MOVIE: 'W ho Is Julia?' Ren­ 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) decreases the production of stomach acid. The the disease causes missed peri­ someone excited or upset. To stay dl} Flintstones (20j Porky Pig Babies (CC) dered brain-dead by a hemorrhage, a tran­ symptoms can also be relieved by antacids — or ods, infertility, constipation, ab­ cool this summer, try not to [A & E ] Legend of Robin Hood Part 11 of C2^ C3b) Camp Candy Premiere CB (?P) New Adventures of Winnie the splant recipient emerges from surgery 1 1 :00AM CB Tennis: U.S. Open confused about her identity Mare Win- milk which acts as an antacid. normally low blood pressure, 12. (24) Sesame S treet (CC). Pooh Season Premiere (CC). Men's semifinals and women's final from Paradoxically, an overabundance of platelets become het up. ningham. Jameson Parker, Jeffrey De- CB Three Stooges Queens. N.Y, (3 hrs.) (Live) I ’m unclear what you meant by “ calcium often causes a bleeding tendency. Thus, symptoms dental problems, and abdominal Concur expresses agreement [C N N ] News (38) Ask the Manager Munn, 1986. (11) Dick Clark's Golden Greats (R) CB (iS) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show irritation." Ordinarily, calcium-containing com­ of the condition include easy bruising, nose-bleeds pain. Unfortunately, some of with or approves. If you consider [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (57) State W e're In (R) [USA] Paid Programming Season Prem iere (CC). pounds do not cause gastric irritation. In fact, the these problems may not go away (iji) Home Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) and intestinal bleeding. Patients may also expe­ this verb to be important. I ’ll Sesame Street CB Superman (2Ci) Bugs Bunny and Friends 9:45AM reverse is true: some commerciaily available rience weakness, headache and dizziness. even when the anorexic regains (11) N W A W restling (In Stereo) have to concur. 1 0:00AM Q ] Pee-wee's Playhouse antacids — calcium-containing TUMS, for instance Thrombocythemia can be secondary to other normal weight. For the parents, Captain N: The Game Master Premiere (CC). (CC) WW F Superstars of Wrestling — are quite effective as acid neutralizers. If, for diseases, such as anemia, acute infection, hemor­ the first indication, aside fr6m TV channel guide ^^ do) Chipmunks Season Premiere QUESTION: We saw an ad for (38) MOVIE: 'The Pearl of Death' Holmes CB Buck Rogers 1 weight loss, that there is a (CC). some reason, you are unable to drink milk to help rhage, chronic inflammation (rheumatoid arthritis, real estate that mentioned a Cox Unitad Tala-Madia and Watson solve the mystery of the Cree­ Cn) Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) your reflux, consider using TUMS. One or two of problem may be that the teenager (?i) Shining Tim e Station inflammatory bowel disease and sarcoidosis) and “ newly-painted house.” Is that QJ WFSB. Hirtlord .. . a ...... 2 ...... 3 per and the stolen Pearl of Death. Basil ^ M am a's Family Bubba falls in love these tablets, or the equivalent in the form of liquid certain cancers (carcinoma, lymphoma and complains that she no longer has cn WTNH, N«w Hav«n . 8 ...... 8 ...... 8 Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Evelyn Ankers. with the granddaughter of Mama's neme­ C2D This Week On Pit Road hyphen necessary in “ newiy- CD WWOR, Naw York . V ... 1944. TUMS, taken several times a day will not only Hodgkin’s disease). a menstrual period. Lack of sis. (R) Three Stooges painted?” UU WPIX, Naw York . , 11 ...... 11 ...... 28 (5?) La Plaza reduce symptoms of reflux but will also provide the A primary form of thrombocythemia (unrelated periods usually occurs early in i«l WHCT, Hartford . . 13 ...... 18 ...... la (3^ Smurfs Season Premiere (CC). W ashington W eek in Review (CC). calcium you require for strong bones and teeth. to any other disease) produces the same symptoms. the disease, so it can be an W WTXX. Walarbury . 20 ...... 20 ...... 20 (61^ Behind the Scenes With Chip 'n (H) Wrestling: World Class Champion­ ® ) Matt Houston ANSWER: No, it isn’t. When an . 28 ...... 37 ...... ship Wrestling Because people with acid reflux often have a It is often seen in conjunction with other blood-cell important signal to parents and ati WWLP, Springflald Dale The making of the Disney cartoon [A & E ] Helena Rubenstein This woman adverb ending in ’ly appears a*J WEDH. Hartford . . 7 ...... 24 ...... 24 "Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers " d?) Tony Brown's Journal (R) weakness of the muscular ring supporting the abnormalities, such as leukemia and myelofibrosis. doctors to see if something is fought her way out of poverty to become before the word it modifies, he dc WTV/S, Now London ...... a ...... 42 ...... 24 [A&E] Edge and Beyond dl) World Wide Wrestling the wife of a prince and queen of a multim- esophagus from the stomach. I am sending you a wrong with the teenager. i»i VWIT, Hartford .. . 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 Treatment depends on the underlying disease, if hyphen souldn’t be used. In this [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Emil and the Detectives' illion dollar cosmetics empire. (60 mm ) (Ml WSBK, Ooaton ... . 19 ...... 28 ...... 19 [A & E ] Decades: 6 0 s Part 9 of 10 free copy of my Health Report “ Hiatal Hernia” one is present. The primary goal is to lower the There is no one way to treat this Emil and a band of street urchin detectives [DIS] Beatles case, the past participle painted (iqi WOQB, Springflald ...... 40 . [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull Other readers who would like a copy should send platelet count. This can be accomplished with disorder, but experts agree that attempt to stop a gang of robbers from [ESPN] Home Run Derby comes directly after the ad verb Iff! WQBY, Springflald . 17 ...... 35 ...... 25 burrowing into the Berlin Bank Walter Sle- [LIFE] Mother's Day $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, chemotherapy, such as dyroxyurea, or by removing anorexics need immediate and . 6 ...... 4 ...... 9 [HBO] HBO Coming Attractions (In newly, so you should use “ newly III VVTIC, Hartford .. zak Bryan Russell, Roger Mobley, 1964. [USA] Land of the Giants Cleveland 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. aggressive treatment. Eating (A8iE| Arts & EnlartaInmanI ...... 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 Stereo) platelets from the bloodstream. This latter therapy painted house” for more colorful [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors is called piateletpheresis; blood is withdrawn from disorder programs generally in­ ICNN) Cabla Nawa Natwork ...... 15 ...... 5 ...... 50 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz This [L IF E ] Ask M e Anything: How to Talk to English. |DIS| DIanay Channat .. . 34 ...... 47 ...... 41 [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Big' (CC) A carnival W eek DEAR DR. GOTT: Can you provide information clude psychotherapy for the Kids About Sex Hosted by actress Jill the patient, the platelets are removed, and the lESPM) Sporta Natwork .. . 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 wishing machine miraculously transforms Clayburgh, this special attempts to stress on primary thrombocythemia? patient and her family, nutri­ |HBO| Homa Box O flica . 14 ...... 44 ...... 38 a 13-year-old schoolboy into a 35-year-old 10:30AM CB Garfield and Friends treated blood is then transferred back into the Do you have a question or (CC). to parents the importance of accurate sex patient. tional counseling, and in some (LIFE) LIfatIma ...... 24 ...... 25 ...... 13 man Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. Rob­ education. (60 min.) comment about our language? (MAX) CInamax ...... 54 ...... 45 . ert Loggia, 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (T) ® Beetlejuice Premiere (CC). DEAR READER: Thrombocythemia is an cases, drug therapy. Severe ...... 43 [U S A ] Lost in Space Because thrombocythemia is a blood disorder, I Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, ITMCI Movla Channal ... . 55 ...... 44 ...... 42 [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene (20) Personal Power increase in the number of circulating blood believe patients with this affliction should be under weight loss may require hospital­ |USA| U.SA Natwork .... . 12 ...... 10 ...... 48 in care of the Manchester Herald, ...... [USA] Paid Programming Oil} Abbott and Costello 1 platelets, the tiny cells that are vital to clotting. the care of hematologists. ization so that the patient can P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek (57) Adam Smith's Money World: How Continued... It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 ' ^ ’ MANCHEStER HEttALfl.'gatlir'day, geptV'9,’'l989 1 23

that will shield them from Earth's lethal SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT -N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright PARADISE bacteria (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Saturday, Continued S® Newswatch Saturday, Continued In the repeat [A & E ] Chronicle The Hudson River Val­ episode of "Para­ ley Is home to controversial folk singer I ivna Votj'Rc M o m ' Pete Seeger. dise," airing Warner) is assigned to Anderson's pla­ father go out on a date \1‘!> Be>T Not fo M/6'/tR 11:10AM [C N N ] Science and Tech 1 (5§) College Football: James [C N N ] Capital Gang :30PIVI SATURDAY, toon; Goldman and Anderson are left be­ (11) Monsters (R) nology Week Madison at Massachusetts (2 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: The Oregon That hind when the platoon is evacuated from a 5HC&7 WffH 1 ^ lfiTnm SEPT. 9. on 0® Mind Communication 1 1 :30AM ® Superman §Z) W ild Am erica (CC) How baby skunks, CBS, Ethan (Lee W asn 't... O r W as He?' Animated. Ollie fierce battle. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) squirrels, raccoons, owls and bears learn the Bear's peaceful world Is turned upside (2® It's a Living Las Vegas-bound Sonny ® Saved by the Belt Premiere (CC) (B 9® MOVIE: B.L. Stryker: Blind survival skills (R) tiorsley) is down when he adopts a troublesome Chess' (CC) An accountant and his girlf­ becomes jealous of his replacement at the MOVIE: 'State of the Union' An air [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday forced to examine young dragon. 1983. Rated NR. riend. both serving time in jail, ask for Stry­ restaurant. Guest star: Michael Femstein. plane manufacturer campaigns for the ker's help when their lives are endangered (R) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Three O'clock High' A his feelings for [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard Presidential nomination. Spencer Tracy (Live) by an unknown assailant Burt Reynolds, (2® New s (Live) timid student agonizes through the worst Amelia (Sigrfd Katharine Hepburn, Van Johnson. 1948. Ossie Davis, Michael O. Smith. 1989. (R) day of his life after a foul-tempered bully [U S A ] Miami Vice Zito becomes the trai­ $4) Hometime (CC). (S) Superchargers Thornton) when (In Stereo) challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- ner for a promising young fighter while (^® To Be Announced. ® Daily Mixer maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson. her husband re­ Crockett and Tubbs pose as promoters to (X) Police Story (61) Comic Strip Live (60 min.) dZ) Wall Street Week: Galbraith on the 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) turns. smash a gangster's money-laundering a® The W ok scheme. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. [A & E ] Shortstories Charlie Sheen in "A Economy (CC) ® MOVIE: "The Benny (Rebroadcast) (2® Golden Girls (CC) Sophia and 1:45PM Life in the Day"; Ronny Cox in "The Ex­ [C N N ] College Football Preview Jeopardy) (CC). Rose help a friend escape from an inade­ Goodman Story' Benny Goodman's life, 7:30PM (B p e rt'. and "It's a Party " (60 min.) [D iS ] Edison Tw ins (In Stereo) including his courtship of a girl who didn t CHECK tISTINGS Kate & Allie (CC). quate nursing home. (R) (In Stereo) (B [C NN] Capital Gang like jazz, is dramatized Steve Allen. Donna fOK EXACT TIME @4) This Old House (CC). (R) Oo 0 [E S P N ] Gameday (60 min.) Reed. 1955. (§) As Schools Match Wits (SZ) Dick Cavett [DIS] MOVIE: 'Friendly Persuasion' [HBO] MOVIE: 'Walk Uke a Man' A (3® Superboy A young computer genius Southern Indiana Quakers resist the call to young man raised by wolves returns to civ­ 2:00PM CB Tennis; U.S. Open Tennis accidentally activates a code that will end [A&E] Lillie Lillie's loveless marriage Continues (3 hrs.) (Live) arms during the Civil War. Gary Cooper, ilization to find himself heir to a fabulous In a nuclear missile launch. (R) drives her to another man. the Prince of Dorothy McGuire. Anthony Perkins. 1956. fortune. Howie Mandel, Christopher Lloyd, CB Beretta Wales. Stars Francesca Annis. (2 hrs.) Part ® Odd Couple [HBO] MOVIE: Wall Street' (CC) An Cions Leachman. 1987, Rated PG. (3D Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and ® MOVIE: 'Amazing Stories: The duty may cost Helen her dream vacation 3 of 7 for two (R| ®7) W ild Am erica (CC) How baby skunks, ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets [T M C ] M O VIE: Big' (CC) A carnival Micki trail a killer who turns invisible while M ovie' Featured; "The Mission " and "Go [CNN] Showbiz This Week to success under the tutelage of a ruthless 7-1 to the Head of the Class, " two episodes squirrels, raccoons, owls and bears learri wishing machine miraculously transforms wearing a cursed World War II jacket. (60 (3® The Wok survival skills. |R| [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Electric Horseman' corporate raider Michael Douglas, Charlie a 13-year-old schoolboy into a 35-year-old min.) (R) (In Stereo) from Steven Spielberg's 1985 T V series. Sheen, Daryl Hannah 1987. Rated R. (In “Push stop, will ya? I snagged my shirt Kevin Costner. Christopher Lloyd, Casey (58) M unsters Today After pulling off a [A& E] Eagle and the Bear An ex-champion rodeo rider kidnaps his man Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Rob­ ® MOVIE: ‘A Real American Hero' bank heist, two thieves choose the Muns­ sponsor's thoroughbred stallion and rides Stereo) getting in." ert Loggia 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Siemaszko. 1989. [CNN] Sports Saturday Sheriff Pusser attempts to drive a local ters’ home to hide the money. him into the desert. Robert Redford, Jane [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire ® 1089 by NEA. Inc moonshiner, whose liquor has caused a Track and Field: World Cup Cham­ Fonda. Willie Nelson 1979. Rated PG. 1 2:00PM CB History of Dieting dZ) This Old House (CC). (R) [ESPN] College Football: Clemson at [TM C] MOVIE: 'Captain Kronos: Vam­ number of teenagers to go blind, out of pionship From Barcelona. Spain. (2 hrs.) Florida State (3 hrs.) (Live) [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud pire Hunter' A fearless vampire killer and (T) Black Sheep Squadron business. Brian Dennehy, Forrest Tucker, (Taped) [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Night in the Life of his hunchbacked sidekick save fair mai­ (3i) G.L.O.W. Wrestling Ken Howard. 1978. ® MOVIE: 'Harvey' Elwood P. Dowd, a [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater [TMC] M O VIE : 'B ig' (CC) A carnival Jim m y Reardon' (CC) A suburban high- wishing machine miraculously transforms dens from a fate worse than death. Horst O ) College Football: Syracuse at Tem­ ® ) M O VIE : 'The Four Musketeers' Four gentle man, has a companion named [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Planes, Trains and Au­ ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook school graduate looks toward an uncertain a 13-year-old schoolboy into a 35-year-old Janson, John Carson. Caroline Munro. ple (3 hrs.) (Live) dashing heroes attempt to protect King Harvey who happens to be a six-foot invi­ tom obiles' A temperamental executive is future in 1962 Chicago. River Phoenix, 1972 Rated R Louis XIII and his queen from the scheming sible rabbit. James Stewart, Josephine forced to share travel and living arrange­ man. Tom Hanks. Elizabeth Perkins, Rob­ (2QI MOVIE: The Magnificent Seven Ann Magnuson, Meredith Salenger. 1988 ert Loggia. 1988. Rated PG (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'The Pink Chiquitas' A Cardinal Richelieu Oliver Reed. Raquel Hull. Charles Drake. 1951. ments with an obnoxious salesman Steve Rated R. (In Stereo) Ride!' Five paroled convicts aid two law­ strange meteorite turns small-town men in rescuing a town from the clutches Welch, Richard Chamberlain. 1975 (H) Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ Martin, John Candy. William Windom. 9.30PIVI (1® Learn to Play the Piano Woodstock: Return to the women into male-conquering nymphos ii\ ‘^1 HeAVg|J$,tlo.'rrCAiJ of a ruthless band of outlaws. Lee Van @ Rod & Reel Streamside cords (R) 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) 8:00PM (B Overnight Planet of the '60s (CC) Howard Hesse this spoof of '50s science fiction films. A 1 I,# - I >• / I n I Iit^i 1/ g C&Y 'l HL'MAM P i P “ . THAT'5 i n n i ^ rP nak n »|T t< ^ T' ^C\JXOVX rnS ] CA,P6iCAu Cleef, Stefanie Powers, Mariette Hartley ®D MOVIE: 'Impasse' An American tp) Mersey's Hollywood [USA] My Sister Sam man and guests including Robert Klein and (2® ® Em pty Nest (CC) Carol falls In love Frank Stallone, John Hemphill, Don Lake. A -Trig 1972 with a South American freedom fighter (R| 1986 0omT ■ ' \x Goes ■ /YliDDLgrAAM?y PD(2irV.'TH^ seeks the aid of four men to find gold that dZ) Victory Garden (CC). 5:45PM (24) James Stewart: A Won­ Judy Tenuta look back to the youth, music (S ) ALF Season Premiere (CC). (In Stereo) IS supposedly hidden in an ancient laby­ (fl) MOVIE: 'Hang 'Em High' A western derful Life This tribute to actor Jimmy Ste­ and comedy of the Woodstock era. (60 1 1 :20PM (57) Latenight America m fecr l2^ M O VIE: 'King of Kirtgs' This biblical rinth. Burt Reyrtolds, Anne Francis, Lyle wart features vintage film clips, rare photo­ min.) A Voyage Round My Father Writer THg COLUCTZjR, lOlTilOOr AM Bettger. 1969. tough guy swears vengeance on the men W ith Dennis W holey Joined in Progress epic IS based on the life of Jesus and the who try to lynch him. Clint Eastwood, Inger graphs and numerous interviews. (2 hrs., (X) ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) A comatose John Mortimer pays tribute to his own &FrriMfr iM Trie oja^/,/ struggle against Roman tyranny. Jeffrey [DIS] Carol Burnett Special... Carol. Stevens, Ed Begley. 1968. 15 min.) Belvedere observes life from a different father in this stage play adapted for T V 1 1 :30PM (B NFL Update '89 (60 Hunter, Harry Guardino, Robert Ryan. Carl, W hoopi & Robin Carl Reiner, viewpoint. (R) Laurence Olivier, Alan Bates, Jane Asher min.) 1962. [A& E] Brat Farrar An impoverished or­ 6:00PM ( B A -Te am and Elizabeth Sellars star (70 min.) Cl Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams join Police Story ® American Gladiators phan, who resembles the deceased heir to Charles in Charge (CC) CXl (30) Black Perspective Carol Burnett for an evening of music and (3D (ID Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: a new ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare comedy. (60 min.) a family fortune, becomes involved in a (lj) M O VIE : 'Th e Black S w an' Pirates are (S) MOVIE: 'The Three Musketeers' plot to impersonate him. Stars Mark (38) Anushka Japanese treatment reputed to cure var­ on Elm Street Bullets aimed at a college- promised amnesty if they give up their law­ ious types of cancer and strains of flu. (R) % The Three Musketeers serve King Louis [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Greenstreet and Francis Matthews. (60 d® Fall Preview less ways. Tyrone Power. Maureen bound man spell more than trouble when (CC) Molly enlists the aid of a fortune teller (In Stereo) he suffers prolonged hallucinations before XIII with the help of their new friend, the min.) Part 1 of 3. (221 N ew s (Live) O'Hara, Anthony Quinn. 1942 dashing D'Artagnan. Oliver Reed, Richard to sort out her feelings. [CNN] This Week in Japan the fatal impact. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stand Up and Cheer' d® Fugitive QD space Saver Chamberlain, Raquel Welch. 1974. [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Hard Day's Night' (CC) Following the Depression, the Presi­ (11) M OVIE: 'M y Favorite Year' An alcoh­ @3 Smithsonian Treasures 9:45PM (24) This Old House (CC). (R) (4B) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) The Beatles raise a stir when Paul's mis­ dent vow s to replace the nation's hope­ ( P New s olic movie hero must be kept sober long MOVIE: 'The Blob' A Colorado chievous grandfather accompanies them lessness with optimism. Colorized. Shirley dS) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ 1^® 227 (CC) Mary disapproves of [MAX] enough to appear on a live comedy show. (5f) Doctor W ho ski town is invaded by a man-eating mass WINTHROP by Dick Covalll to London for a concert. The Beatles. Temple, Warner Baxter. Stepin Fetchit. tique radio scares an ambitious psychiatr­ Brenda s comical history teacher. (R) (In Peter O ’Toole. Mark Linn-Baker. Jessica of outer space slime. Kevin Dillon, Shaw­ (§1) MOVIE: 'Gas' A reporter and a DJ Wilfred Brambell, Victor Spinetti. 1964. 1934. ist's patients to death. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Harper. 1982. nee Smith, Donovan Leitch. 1988 Rated attempt to expose a scheme to drive up Rated G. (In Stereo) Stereo) Cf® Space Saver fuel prices. Donald Sutherland, Susan An- [ESPN] Auto Racing: SCCA Trans-Am This Old House (CC) (R) R (In Stereo) r M GO\^10 TEULTHEjVv 1 O k N N E V E R REAAEA\e>ER. Championship From Lexington, Ohio. (60 (57) N e w Yankee W orkshop (CC). MOVIE: 'The Buddy Holly Story' (20) Kiss TV: The Music Video Show spach. Sterling Hayden. 1981. [CNN] Healthweek ( B W e st 57th (CC) Re- I v/a m t for 'A to 'iV F 2:10PM min.) Based on the life of Buddy Holly, the rock 10:00PM IF Ts TEA k ' le “WLiRF" [A & E ] M O VIE ; 'C uba' During the last (ID Star Trek broadcasts: Leonard Peltier, a Sioux found (2® (5® Saturday Night Live Host: Mel n' roll pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in SUPPER TDNI6HT, years of Batista's regime in Havana, a sol­ 2:30 PM (57) Woodwright's Shop [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Eight Is Enough: A Fa­ [A& E] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World guilty of killing two FBI agents in 1975; a Gibson. Musical guest' Living Colour; spe­ ^A/cCP/♦^ 'AboF . OR "WRi^WF." dier of fortune attempts to rescue a beauti­ [A & E ] Shortstories A convalescent man m ily Reunion' The entire Bradford clan the '50s. Gary Busey, Don Stroud, Charles profile of singer Natalie Cole; "Zydeco" cial guest: Danny Glover. (90 min.) (R) (In [CNN] Newswatch Martin Smith. 1978. 7 ? ful young woman. Brooke Adams, Sean receives a strange nightly visitor in "A gets together to help celebrate Tom 's music of Southwest Louisiana, (60 min ) Stereo) Connery, Jack Weston. 1979 Swimmer Drowing". 50th birthday. Dick Van Patten, Mary [DIS] Here's Boomer MOVIE: 'Sleeper' A contemporary (R) (In Stereo) (§4) Just for Laughs Frann, Grant Goodeve. 1987. [CNN] Newsday [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Letter' The adulter­ Rip Van Winkle turns the year 2173 into a ® News fi® Wanted: Dead or Alive [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Sonny helps the ous wife of a Malayan plantation owner is slapstick carnival. W oody Allen, Diane [DIS] Zorro [LIFE] What's Up, Dr. Ruth kids with their problems when Mimi's too accused of murdering her lover in this Keaton. John Beck. 1973. Cy) USA Tonight (4® Public People/Private Lives (R) exhausted. [LIFE] Lifetime News Update 2:45PM [H B O ] M OVIE: Made in adaptation of the Somerset Maugham (57) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) ([§) V-Slicer [CNN] Sports Tonight [M AX] MOVIE: 'Like Father, Like Son' Heaven' (CC) A young accident victim is [CN N ] Sports Close-up novel Lee Remick, Ronald Pickup, Jack (?P) Monsters (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 4:10PM Thompson. 1982. d D C ops Response to a battered wife and (CC) An experimental serum accidentally sent back to Earth to find the woman he fell arrest of the husband; investigation of a ® (3§) Hunter The death of a neighbor­ scores switches a surgeon's personality with that in love with in heaven. Timothy Hutton, 4:30PM (31) Space Saver [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) double homicide scene. (In Stereo) hood vigilante helps Hunter track down the [M AX] MOVIE: Rambo: CKJC of his teen-age son Dudley Moore, Kirk Kelly McGillis, Maureen Stapleton. 1987. (26) Record Guide 11:35PM <^VXiLl 6*1 5PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Beetlejuice' [A & E ] Living Dangerously A reconstruc­ escaped murderer; McCall works to bust First Blood Part IT (CC) Former Green Cameron, Sean Astin 1987 Rated P G -13 Rated PG (In Stereo) dS Bosom Buddies the leader of a high-school pornography (In Stereo) (CC) Recently deceased newlyweds hire tion of the 1983 gold heist at the Bnnk's- Beret John Rambo returns to the jungles of 3:00PM CX) Knight Rider dD Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) an outrageously vulgar ghost to scare Mat warehouse in London. (60 min.) film operation. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3, (R) (In Vietnam in search of American prisoners [U SA ] American Bandstand away their home's obnoxious new ten­ Stereo) of war. Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna, Qj) Secrets of Success [CNN] Future Watch [CNN] PrimeNews CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt ants. Michael Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Charles Napier. 1985. Rated R, (In Stereo) CB Synchronal Research Tommy Simmons Jazz Quartet 1 2.30PM (jS Home Shopping Network (60 min.) [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) A study of Baldwin. 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [H B O ] M O VIE ; 'B ig' (CC) A carnival (38) MOVIE: 'Annie Hall' A New York co­ Home Shopping Net­ ®2i) ALF-tales Season Premiere (CC) (M) Major League Baseball: New York marine predators. wishing machine miraculously transforms 12:00AM (1® Twilight Zone (CC) A a 13-year-otd schoolboy Into a 35-year-old median struggles with an on-again, off- work (3 hrs.) ® What About Women Yankees at Oakland A 's (3 hrs.) (Live) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Vibes' (CC| Two 6:30PM (3D mysterious passageway leads a test pilot man. Tom Hanks. Elizabeth Perkins, Rob­ again romance. Winner of four Oscars, in­ INlW e OLD CAYS,CRIMINAL6 ■^^/TOPUl=F0UT>0UR psychics become involved in a fortune (^} Wrestling Challenge [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak @ M otorweek The Acura Legend sedan; to an idyllic world and the subsequent di­ ert Loggia. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) cluding Best Picture. W oody Allen. Diane AULTUOUem TD HAV& FORBHEAP AND MOLD YOUR the future of car high-tech; the GMC- hunter's search for a legendary treasure in lemma of whether to return or stay. (R| (In Keaton, Tony Roberts 1977. (2® MOVIE: 'Return of the Master Killer' [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Ecuador. Cyndi Lauper, Jeff Goldblum. [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey A young man studies the art of kung fu at a SL0PIN& F0RBHEAP6 AND EYES A.Lime WIPER, Chevrolet Suburban; California cruising. Stereo) Si) Hardcastle and McCormick CLOsetysBreyes. [ESPN ] College Football: Miami(Ohio) [A& E] Edward and Mrs. Simpson 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Dead Poof' (CC) In Shaolin temple to avenge the tyranny of a at Purdue (3 hrs.) (Live) (38) Can You Beat Baldness? his fifth cinematic outing. Dirty Harry Calla­ [CNN] Headline News corrupt mill owner. Wang Lung Wei, Liu [CNN] On the Menu [U SA] Double Trouble [LIFE] Esquire: About Men. for Women dD NBC News han faces mobsters and assassins on the [H B O ] Diana's W orld Tour Diana Ross ChiaHui 1980. (3D Tennis: U.S. Open Tennis [D iS] Swiss Family Robinson 5:00PM Bradshaw on: The Family streets of San Francisco. Clint Eastwood, performs from London s Wembley Arena ( ^ Mersey's Hollywood 1:00PM CB MOVIE: 'The Sea Chase' Continues (2 hrs.) (Live) Patricia Clarkson. Evan C. Kim. 1988 during her "Working Overtime" interna­ [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [CN N ] Pinnacle (6.1) Anushka The German captain of a W W II fugitive (B A -Te am Rated R (In Stereo) tional lour. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ship carries an unusual cargo and assorted [TM C] Short Film Showcase [A & E] Living Dangerously A reconstruc­ [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd crew. John Wayne. Lana Turner. Tab Hun­ [U SA ] Hollywood Insider (R) (3D T and T (CC) Tw o brothers struggle to [U SA] MOVIE: Slaughter' A university tion of the 1983 gold heist at the Brink's- ter 1955. save their dance club from an evil busi­ [H B O ] M O VIE : 'Th e Man W ith O ne Red professor tries to find out why a pack of (CC) Molly enlists the aid of a fortune teller Mat warehouse in London. (60 mm.) 3:30PM ( X ) ® College Football Miami nessman's plans. (R) (In Stereo) Shoe' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ dogs is terrorizing a small college town to sort out her feelings (X) Baretta [CNN] Newsnight at Wisconsin or Texas A&M at Washing­ (31) Chae Visual comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game David McCallum, George Wyner, Linda [U S A ] The Hitchhiker Robert Vaughn Qt) War of the Worlds Suzanne's former ton. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) between rival spy agencies. Tom Hanks Gray. 1976 [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling BAD d i Saint stars as a plastic surgeon dangerously ob­ husband, an investigative reporter, hopes Lon Singer, Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated CDS dD Van Can Cook: International Flavors PG. 8:30 PM CB @® Camp California (CC) sessed with beauty. [L IF E ] Leg W ork Claire investigates when to get the scoop on the team's latest mis­ ® Starting From Scratch a man is charged with tho attempted mur­ BOX sion. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Your Money Comedy. White-collar criminals enjoy life 10:1 5PM (i4) This Old House (CC). (R) (S) Julia Child and More Company ( B Lifestyles of the Rich and der of a mobster. (60 min.) [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard 7|00PM in a posh minimum-security prison. Stars ® Major League Baseball: Pitts­ [A & E ] Reno's Cabaret Reunion II Peter Famous Ricardo Montalban, Anna Maria 1 0:30PM ® Beniiy Hill (Live) Ted W ass and Lorraine Toussaint. 12:30AM ® Entertainment This burgh Pirates at New York Mets Live Allen, Sally Kellerman, Barbara Cook, Les­ Horsford ( "Amen"), game show host Jim QD Tales From the Darkside DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collint from Shea Stadium (3 hrs.) (Live) (3® Personal Power W eek The networks' fall lineups (60 min.) [M AX] Cinemax Sessions: The Neville ley Gore and other alumni from the night­ Lange; baseball's Tom m y Lasorda (60 (In Stereo) ® Odd Couple Brothers - Tell It Like It Is The Neville club, Reno Sweeney, perform at the Bot­ mm.) (R) @ S® A m en (CC) Deacon Frye attempts Ci® Can You Beat Baldness? ® USA Today The popularity of Latin Brothers present blues, rock and zydeco tom Line. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (X) N ew s to launch the church soloist's singing car­ Tw ilight Zone (CC) A mysterious pas­ C A L L F O R OKAV, F>UTTV [CNN] Newsday eer. (R) (In Stereo) music. (60 min.) B A C K - U P - IT »5 J U -5 T NtDU from New Orleans, with guests including [CNN] Newswatch sageway leads a test pilot to an idyllic [D IS] Conversation With George Bums Greg Allman. Herbie Hancock, Bonnie CB M am a's Family Bubba falls in love world and the subsequent dilemma of S L O C K T H e T H r 5 ( ^ This O ld House (CC). (R) ® Sustaining E y i - r ? - (CC) George Burns talks about his long Raitt, Jimmy Buffet and Dennis Quaid. (60 [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: North with the granddaughter of Mama's neme­ whether to return or stay. (R) (In Stereo) / IP I-^ ' Classic Second round from Indianapolis sis. |R| (5D Reporters Scheduled: an interview (3® MOVIE: 'Speedtrap' A private eye career in entertainment before an audience min.) (In Stereo) (26) On the Beam at the Oisney-MGM Studios. (60 min.) (2 hrs.) (Uve) with General Manuel Noriega of Panama; a and a policewoman join forces to track [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ Generation juror who married a defendant found guilty [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard down an elusive car thief. Joe Don Baker, [H B O] MOVIE; 'A Masterpiece of Mur­ (CC) Geordi s life is jeopardized when an [HBO] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel tionate send-up of the popular T V senes of rape and murder. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (Live) Tyne Daly, Richard Jaeckel. 1978 Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail der' (CC) A down-on-his-luck dutective alien race kidnaps him; Picard is near death t (4® Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and With this big-budget send-up of "Star of a power-hungry evangelist Dan Ayk­ and a wealthy retired master thief combine with heart complications. (60 mm.) (R) (in [D IS ] Legend of Firefly M arsh An elderly [LIFE] Esquire: About Men. for Women W ars". Mel Brooks, John Candy, forces to solve a series of art thefts and Stereo) ' ' man spins a tale about the lagendaty Micki trail a killer who turns invisible while Rick royd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In wearing a cursed World War It jacket (60 /■ Moranis 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) murders. Bob Hope. Don Ameche, Stella (]8) Go for Your Dreams monster he spotted years ago, but his Stereo) skeptical grandson doesn't believe him un min.) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Stevens. 1986 [U SA] Check It OutI C22) W heel of Fortune (CC). til he sees the creature himself. 1 0:40PM (50 Dick Cavett (61) M O VIE: 'Khartoum ' In the late 19ih [USA] MOVIE: 'The Intruder Within' [U S A ] Throb Sandy fights for her life after (26) Hee Haw (R) •4:00PM CB Knight Rider she's in a car accident. N ew s century, General Charles Gordon and his Men and women on an isolated oil ng fall 9:00PM (B Tour of Duty (CC) An 1 1 :00PM (B CB S® C# men defend Khartoum against Arab reli­ (30) Benny Hill eager young desk clerk (Malcolm-Jamal prey to an ancient creature from the dark (3D Incredible Hulk 5:30PM (H) starting From Scratch CB It's A Living Ginger causes a stir when gious fanatics. Charlton Heston, Laurence recesses of time. Chad Everett. (3i) Personal Power Jam es’ stubborness while serving jury (38) W ar of the W orids Sly aliens fool a she suggests that Dot's mother and Jan's Olivier. Richard Johnson. 1966 brilliant scientist into producing a vaccine Continued.. ■ 84 — M AN CH ESTER H ERALD . Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 M AN CH ESTER H ERA LD , Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 - a TH E G R IZZW ELL8 by Blit Schorr DILLON by Steve Dickenson

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SPEND TW* R EST O ' i 25 Fence timber ABOUT EATING PASTA state your zodiac sign. you’ll be negotiating today should worl . MATURE ., 'oopv OUR U m EATIN' ] 23 That thing's COMES ourff^ 'EM. 26 Nab BOSTON CREAM PIE LORA (Sept 23-Oct 23) This could be out reasonably well, provided you d< 24 Prods BEFORE A RACE... S G M MERE, 27 Rams' mates a very productive day for you, provided more listening than talking. If you haw 27 Dutch 28 Northern 40 Give unwanted 47 Celebes ox you do not do things in fits and starts. too much to say, you may tip your ham commune constellation advice Once you commit yoursetf to a specific and weaken your position. 28 Loiter 48 Goddess of fate 29 Nursemaids 41 Sea duck direction, be mindful of continuity. QEMNR (May 21-June 20) In a businaK 31 Ape 30 Goggle 42 Bloodsucker 49 Elbow's SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Your rela­ arrangement today you might not mak< 32 Holds in 32 Artistic person 43 Army tar tionship with friends today should be the best deal of which you are capabk wonder counterpart 35 Space agcy. 44 Giant of fairy rather pleasant. However, be careful of making, because you'll be too eage 33 Entertainer___ 39 Auto workers' tales 52 — as a you're not backed into a situation where to get the matter concluded as rapidh Sumac hatter union (abbr.) 45 Surfeit you feel compelled to make promises as possible. Be patient. I 01H2 CsF# E*WB*w. *■•• 34 By way of you know you'll be unable to deliver. CANCER (Jtme 21-Juiy 22) Do not re 1 2 3 35 Necessity |8 9 10 11 9 -9 SAQITTARtUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Busi­ nege on your word today If you make ai 36 Sharp tap ness conditions could be a trifle tricky important agreement or commitment ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnaon 12 37 Vestment 1 today, so be cautious In developments Even If it Is Inconvenient to comply wBt 38 Horse relative that involve money. You don’t want to the terms, do so for the sake of you IS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown# IFAPRenVCIRLOfTWED OH' 60 YOU DOIH/MK 39 Official 1 be left holding the bag. reputation. proclamation CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jail. 19) Today LEO (JiBy 23-Aug. 22) Guard againa TOPUYVOUADfJWOK, 5 H C 5 m rw ff 18 V 41 Superlative suf­ I HAVE A LAV W H Y \a IF WE ^ A Y Tapize you might be a bit too open-minded for tendencies today to discuss confiden­ VOOLDVOULerHER? fix &I2ILUAMT ITOM THAT ITfe Mo t A fZ l& H T -' your own good and take to heart the tial subjects with the wrong people. I 42 Medieval poem you talk too openly you could end uf peC(ZUITiM<& ME No t J U S T A 0 f2lLLlAl4T J o a WE suggestions and advice of an associate 43 Biblical king T N A T f S who Isn't really in a position to advise. with blabber’s remorse later. 46 Football coach 24 25 26 29 I PEA joa ir!& Cfe?NYHAVE 0/ZILLIANT\ W e e b ___ A N APVBNTVfZS' T O ^ A Y / 31 50 Mild oath T H 0 M / 61 Uncle (Scot.) 34 5 3 _the Bridge ground floor 37 54 Art deco illustrator 41 55 T i c - ___ -toe Against three diamonds, West lec 56 Ripped 43 44 45 NORTH 57 British the K-A of clubs and another club ♦ A 5 4 nobleman Blast ruffed and returned the queen ol ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue SO V632 58 Anglo-Saxon THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk 8 8y Barry hearts. Declarer won the ace. Now ♦ K97 what? South knew that West had start­ letter S4 ♦ Q 10 8 6 YOU HEARD ME. Y...Y'BETTW BARRY, THIS \ I SURE AM GLAD \...EVEN IF YOU 59 Author Grey ed with five clubs and three hear'.s I SAID.CUT THEM DO LIKE IS KINGGUZ! / T O M E E T YCXI.YCXJR ) AR E UPSIDE (He would not have supported East DOWN...NOWr' HE SAYS, HIGHNESS.' , y DOWN.' 67 WEST EAST b o y s ; DOWN ♦ Q976 8J10 32 with fewer than three.) But if East J l c t \ VK94 TOJIDS held only four hearts and only one clut 1 Approach (C)1989 by NEA, Inc ♦ 5 4Q6 32 originally, how many spades did he 4AKJ7S 89 hold? He could not hold five spades or SOUTH he would have responded in that suit 8 K 8 rather than in hearts. The only logical 8 A 7 5 answer is that Elast holds four spades ♦ A J 10 8 4 and therefore four diamonds as well ♦ 4 3 2 So declarer played a diamond to dum­ Vulnerable; Neither my’s king and led the nine of dia­ Dealer West monds, letting it ride. He was able to pick up the queen of diamonds and get I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Sooth West North East back to dummy with the spade ace for THE BORN LOSER by All Sansom- by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 1 ♦ Pass a discard of a losing heart on the queen 2 ♦ 2 8 3 8 All pass of clubs. Unscramble these four Jumbles, (Sniff) There goes the BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 8tan Drake one letter to each square, to form atmosphere agalnl Please don't think that East’s one- four ordinary words. UNFORTUNATELY, IT «() 1 Opening lead; 4 K heart response is preferable to a one- 5 n I' HE ONCE PLAYED THE PIANO IN A CASE FULL WAS THE'UNFINISHED diamond response. East just happened ^ im tc i ^ SEECA OF LIONS SYMPHONY' By James Jacoby to be one of those players who like to 1 bid the majors and particularly like to 0\dem i^Oip' z r x : The standard methods of bidding be declarer. And he didn’t care if the help you get to the right contract, but contracts he reached were a little they also can help your opponents. As shaky. Had East responded with a dia­ TILMI simple a thing as responding with your mond, South would have stayed out of longest suit when partner has opened the bidding and West would have rebid z c the bidding can be a clue to enable an one spade. Now East-West might well opposing declarer to succeed. Look at have played two spades and made it. how declarer figured out the winning So much for the ‘tactical* heart re­ PANTIC W H A T T H O S E O U 7 - play in today’s part-score deal. sponse by hand-hogging Elast. FASHIOKJEPSTOCK- ^ A y YAKPSUSEPTO FRANK AND BRNE8T by Bob Tbavet H A V E A B O U T T H E A 4 . CELEBRITY CIPHER R 0 8 E I8 R 0 8 E by Pat Brady C«iBt>rity CtptMr cryptograms ara craatad from quotalK>ns by famous paopla, past arid praaant. NORRAC Each lattar In tha dphar stands for artother. Today's c*ia. A squoIb B. /'"'t Now arrange the circled letters to IT 54YS Aibuf tAfy-P>of/ietef a /j e form the surprise answer, as sug­ eost, iT'G MW CArl GU0 /lVe A 'RHEP H RHE MYWG XLG gested by the above cartoon. m m m . / /?fTl/RNlNG HO/Hf T» m m youve ... c o m \ m t T IF M W CATCH IT EAf2l.M / GFSSWGG IM XLG KLVQI M o v i f A C K I N ­ (Answers Monday) i i YLKW HEC XLG GWSMECU Jumbles: DROOP PURGE NORMAL UNFAIR S '© Yesterday’s YLKW IM XLG GFSSWGG.' — Answer: A theater owner never suffers In this— THE "LONG RUN" poo/tfMNef/PS"' / BLR AHSZFG. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The human mind treats a new Idea the way the body treats a strange protein; It rejects It." — (Biologist) P.B. Medawar. 1 * ' Cheaper by the Dozen" finds the [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update of a torpedoed ship searches London for lief. a boy notices personality changes in ter for another firefighter. John Wayne. 5:30PM g®Can You Beat Baldrtest? with the pressures of running a truck stop industrial engineer's widow following in while raising two teen-age daughters. He­ the female survivor he has fallen in love his parents and other townspeople. Hunter the flow of contra­ Katherine Ross. Vera Miles. 1969. [A&E] Symphony in D Workshop (In @ Travel Magazine [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Rosary Murders' her husband's footsteps. Jeanne Crain, len Shaver, Claude Akins, Perry Reeves. with Richard Burton. Joan Collins, Basil Carson, Karen Black. Timothy Bottoms. band to the Unit­ f4® MOVIE: Baby... Secret of the Lost Stereo) (CC) A priest and a reporter try to capture C h a ria s Charge (CC) Walter sets Myrna Loy, Debra Paget. 1952. 1989. (In Stereo) Sidney 1957. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Legend' In Africa, a scientist and her jour­ [CNN] Worid Report (S) in a Detroit serial killer who's been murdering ed States, in out to im press a W orld W ar II buff with his nalist husband attempt to reunite an infant [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date d® @ Masterpiece Theatre; David priests and nuns. Donald Sutherland, Be­ [CNN] Sports Review New England Sunday "Thunderboat [DIS] Backstage Disney: Main Street souvenirs. scores. 8:00AM (33 dinosaur with its captured mother. William Copperfiald (CC) David's early childhood linda Bauer, Josef Sommer. 1987. Rated Electrical Parade Host Michael Young R. [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: C3D Larry Jones Row." It airs SUN­ Katt, Sean Young. Patrick McGoohan [A&E] Battle Line [LIFE] Cardiology Update is idyllic until his mother marnas the ill- From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the takes view ers behind the scenes of one of dD Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny DAY. SEPT. 10, 1985. [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [TMC] MOVIE; Big' (CC| A carnival tempered M r Murdstone. (TO min.) Part 1 [USA] Hollywood Insider W o rld o f T om orrow A look at the plan* Disneyland's most popular events, the of 5. (R) ning, design, manufacture and installation GS Frederick K. Price on ABC. (GD Struggles for Poland (CC) Polish ef­ Main Street Electrical Parade. (60 min.) [DIS] Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too wishing machine miraculously transforms 11:30PM QD Magnum, P.l. a 13-year-oid schoolboy into a 35-year-old ® B illy G raham C ru sa d e Theme: "W h o of a major attraction that was added to forts to create a new country amidst politi­ [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: North Clas­ Animated Winnie the Pooh, Christopher (j® Dick Gregory man. Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. Rob­ Is Jesus? " From the London crusade. (TO Disneyland. (60 min.) CHECK IISTINGS cal dissension and economic problems. s ic Final round from Indianapolis. (2 hrs.) Robin and their friends all try to get the Transformers (60 min ) Part 2 of 9. bounce out of Tigger. ert Loggia. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) min.) QD MOVIE; "The Greatest Battle' Per­ [USA] MOVIE: 'School Spirit' When FOR EXACT TIME [HBO] Diana's World Tour Diana Ross sonal traumas and tragedies are inter­ S unday Today (90 min.) G D M O V IE: I W a s a M a il O rder B rid e ’ A [USA] Miami Vica Crockett and Tubbs d5) Married... W ith Children (CC) Peggy Billy Batson comes back to school as a performs from London s Wembley Arena [ESPN] Horaa Racing: Maryland M il­ twined with the horrors of World W ar 11. magazine writer advertises herself as a bri­ become targeted for murder by a crime winds up teaching an aerobics instructor ghost, his first stop is the girls' locker §® ®7) S e sa m e S tre e t (CC). during her "Working Overtime" interna­ lion From Baltimore. (90 min.) (Live) Henry Fonda, Samantha Eggar, Stacy dal candidate for an investigative reporting boss when they try to solve a fellow co p 's about exercise. (In Stereo) room. Tom Nolan. Elizabeth Foxx. 1985 tional tour. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [UFE] Congestive Heart Failure: Foun­ Keach. 1979. ® Oral Roberts murder. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) assignment, Valerie Bertinelli. Ted Wass, dations of Care [A & E] Brat Farrar Simon schemes to dis- 5:05AM [HBO] MOVIE: vision (^ [LIFE] World Tomorrow [ M A X ] m o v i e . 'G re a se d Kenneth Kimmins 1982. [UFE] Physicians' Journal Update (5® Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 9:50AM (JD A t th e M o v ie s "Indiana Jones and the [ESPN] NFL Primetime redit his elder twin as the rest of the Ashby Quest' (CC) An 18-year-old begins a bru­ Lig h tn in g ' A fter W o rld W ar It. a black taxi [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 7:15PM G® Robert Schuller Last Crusade." (R) [CNN] Newsday [TMC] MOVIE; 'Murphy's Romance' Scores and highlights of today's NFL Foot­ family prepares to welcome Brat, as Pa­ @ H o t S h o t B o w lin g (TO min.) tal trainif>g schedule in order to defeat the driver is steered into stock-car racing. Ri­ An easy-going widower falls for the new [A&E] Journey to Adventure G® Connecticut Beat 6:00PM (X) N o w s ball games. (TO min.) trick, to Latchetts. (TO min.) Part 2 o f 3. ® George Mtehael's Sports Maciv toughest wrestler in the state Matthew chard Pryor. Beau Bridges. Cleavon Little. [DIS] MOVIE: 'You Ruined My Life' A young woman in town. Sally Field, James A -T eam [CNN] Week in Review (tie Modine, Linda Fiorentino, Michael Schoef- [ C N N ] N e w s 1977. Rated PG. d® Personal Power Las Vegas youngster strikes a deal with a Gamer. Brian Kerwin, 1985. Rated PG-13. (3D 7:30PM (!® T he W o k fling 1985, Rated R (In Stereo) math teacher who has gone broke at the [DIS] Going Hollywood: The W ar Years (S) Jack Van Impe Presents [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! (ID W W F Superstars of Wrestling [USA] MOVIE: 'Scandal Sheet' A tal­ ® MOVIE: 'Amazing Stories: The [CNN] Sports SurKfay Barry Moroz re­ 1 0:00AM (33 Sybervision gambling tables. Soleil Moon Frye. Paul Re­ Movie' Featured. "The Mission" and "Go Historical footage, film clips and interviews USA Tonight d® This Old House ented journalist comes to regret her deci­ caps the weekend of the world of sports. (^ Massachusetts Council of Rabbis 5:30AM Ql) [ESPN] Running and Racing ® Steampipe Alley iser. Allen Garfield, 1987. comprise tNs look at the films made be­ to the Head of the Class," two episodes O ) MOVIE: 'Duet for One' A world- @8) One Day at a Time d® Synchronal Research sion to join the staff of a gossipy, often [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 1 of tween 1941 and 1945. Host; Van John­ [HBO] Babar Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART American from Steven Spielberg's 1985 TV series. G® ruthless celebrity tabloid. Burt Lancaster, 2 . famous violinist struggles with the (3® W orld Tomorrow 2 0 0 From Elkhart Lake. W is. (2 hrs.) (Live) Kevin Costner, Christopher Lloyd, Casey son. (90 min.) [CNN] Moneyweek [M AX] MOVIE: The Goddess' A lonely d® MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Fight for Life' Tar- Pamela Reed, Robert Urich. 1985. changes in her life after stw contracts mul­ Siemaszko. 1989. [LIFE] Cardiology Update woman dreaming of Hollywood stardom zan battles the witch doctor who stole G§) Three Stooges [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crossing Delancey' 8:00PM QD Murder, She Wrote (CC) tiple sclerosis. Julie Andrews, Alan Bates, 6:00AM @3 M y Neighbor's Religion [ 3:30PM ® This Week in Baseball: struggles her w ay to the top. Kim Stanley, medicine intended for a young chief. Gor­ (CC) An independent New Yorker finds Q® A n u sh ka On a visit to a friend s Arizona ranch, Jes­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Fatal Attraction' A Max Von Sydow. 1986 ® T h is W e e k W ith D avid B rin kle y (CC). W ith M e l A lle n N ew s and highlights from dD Sustaining Lloyd Bridges, Patty Duke. 1958. romance with a pickle merchant she meets sica faces a psychic's frightening predic­ weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ don Scott, Eve Brent, Jil Jarmyn. 1958. the Major Leagues. MOVIE: 'Coma' A doctor investigates [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story (rD INN Magazine GD Club Connect at the urging of her grandmother and the tions. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ble woman threatens to destroy a happily [USA] Cartoon Express (2® C h a lic e o f S a lva tio n (Live) bizarre happenings in a big Boston hospi­ [CNN] Sports Tonight 0f} Home Shopping Network [CNN] NFL Review local matchmaker. I 4:00PM C3D Tennis: U.S. Open M en's tal. Genevieve Bujold, Michael Douglas, Ri­ C S (4® M a c G y ve r (CC) M acGyver leads a married man's life. Michael Douglas, Glenn 8:30AM C5) Daily Mixer (2® Pledge Break [DIS] Edison Twins (In Stereo) Final From the U S T A National Tennis Cen­ chard Widmark 1978. joint U.S.-U S S R, search for lost gold in Close. Anne Archer. 1987. Rated R. (In [ESPN] SportsCerrtar Up-to-date (20) Insight / Out [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Stereo) scores. (TO min.) G® Choices We Face (2® In Touch ter in Queens, N Y. (3 hrs.) (Live) S® All Creatures Great and Small the Arctic, but his life is in jeopardy after ® Dick Van Dyke [ESPN] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ [MAX] MOVIEr 'Mothra' A gigantic @) Porky Pig S ) Truth About Teachers This second the gold is found (TO min.) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update G® Sacrifice of the Mass day’s NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) flying monster terrorizes Japan in its d® Outer Limits 9:30PM Benny Hill [A&E] Signature Raising Good Kids in Bad Times" special (5i) Star Search Season Pramiara Host QD [U SA ] Hitchhikar A beautiful model finds (S® Search ® Munsters Todey Herman turns into a [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update search for a kidnapped pair of tiny prin­ [OIS] You and Me, Kid profiles innovative teachers, many of dZ) Down the Shore An interview with Ed McMahon returns for the series' sev­ ®) Open House (CC) Linda tries to make she must pay the price for the success she ® Robert Schuller businessman when he becomes a com­ cesses. Frankie Sakai. Hiroshi Koizumi. author Gay Talese highlights this examina­ amends after she steals Laura's first client. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Blob' A man-eating whom work in difficult school environ­ enth season. (60 min.) (In Stereo) craves. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ pany's majority stockholder. (R) Kyoko Katawa. 1962. tion of environmental problems affecting (In Stereo) (^ One Day at a Time mass of outer space slime terrorizes a ments Host: Whoopi Goldberg. (60 min.) (5® Can You Beat Baldness? stone is host. ® Fight Back [TMC] MOVIE: 'Fatal Attraction' A America's East Coast shore communities. 11:45PM S® Executive Stress [A&E] Air Power Marines secure Saipan small town. Steve McQueen. Aneta Cor- (35) MOVIE; 'Salem 's Lot' Ben Mears sets [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Heavenly Kid' A weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ (60 min.) ® Beach Boys: Endless Summer for allied airstrips. G D M is te r Ro gers (CC). (R) seaut, Earl Rowe. 1958. out to destroy the evil threatening his New 1 2:00AM Q ) Sustaining sixties drag racer who died in an accident ble woman threatens to destroy a happily 10:00PM Q D New s England hometown. Based on the Stephen d S Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ® ® From the Heart... The First Inter­ IS sent to help a young man with his "girl [CNN] Evans & Novak GD Fam e [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power married man’s life. Michael Douglas, Glenn 0® Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) King bestseller. David Soul, James Mason, Geordi's life is jeopardized when an alien national Vary Special Arts Festival Co­ 0® USA Tonight problems." Lewis Smith, Jason Gedrick, [A& E] Global Affair Close. Anne Archer. 1987. Rated R. (In Geordi’s life is jeopardized when an alien [DIS] Donald Duck Presents 1 2:00PM (33 This is The NFL Lance Kerwin. 1979. Part 2 of 2. race kidnaps him; Picard is near death with hosts Michael Douglas and John F. 0® Can You Beat Baldness? Richard Mulligan, 1985. Rated PG-13. Stereo) race kidnaps him; f^ ard is near death w ith [ESPN] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connec­ [LIFE] Family Pracrtice Update heart complications. (60 min.) (R) (In Kennedy Jr. celebrate the achievements of 33 MOVIE: 'Freedom' A teen-ager (5® Space Saver Stereo) handicapped challenged artists from the d® N e w U fe heart complications. (TO min ) (R) (In 6:1 0AM [CNN] Healthweek tion: Fundamental Swing (R) [USA] Tennis: U.S. Open Women's Stereo! 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu searches for independence after running, (^) Fall Preview Kennedy Center (or the Performing A rts in away from home. Mare Winningham, Jen­ doubles semifinals, from Flushing. N Y. (2 [A&E] Korea: The Ft^otten War Com­ d® Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop- [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "X-Y-Z" Vol­ Washington, D C. (60 min ) (In Stereo) perfield Removing David from school. Mr. (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 6:30AM 33 CBS Storybreak um e (CC). (In Stereo) 1 0:30AM (33 inside Washington nifer W arren. Tony Bill. 1982. hrs.) (Live) (f® d® N F L Football: R e g io nal C o verag e bat footage is included in this documentary Seattle Seahawks at Philadelphia Eagles, on American participation in the Korean National Geographic Jane Goodall ex­ Murdstone sends him to live with the debt- (SI Anushka (T) Hispanic Horizons (33 T h is W e e k W ith D avid B rin kle y (CC). O u t o f T h is W o rld Evie is granted four 1:30PM (33 Major League Baseball: [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (33 Houston Oilers at Minnesota Vikings, Buf­ War (1950-53), a battle officially desig­ plores the East African habitats of wild ridden Mr Micawber. (60 mm.) GD Christopher Closeup Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mets 0® Talking Sports W ith Rod Michaud (3D Love Boat wishes for her birthday. (R) (In Stereo) nated as a U N. police action. Host: Robert chimpanzees. (60 min.) 8:50AM [ESPN] Auto Racing: For­ Live from Shea Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) falo Bills at Miami Dolphins, New England ^ Woridvision (1® QMI Oil Treatment MOVIE: 'Vampire' A handsome and Stack. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (2® Wrestling: AW A All Stw Wrestling mula One Grand Prix of Italy From d® This Old House (3D Patriots at New York Jets, Kansas City (S) MOVIE: 'Thunderbirds' The National ^ It's a Living Las Vegas-bound Sonny mysterious millionaire whose powers [CNN] Moneyweek (3® O ffsid e s W ith T h e N e w England P a ­ (20) Government Grants Monza, Italy. (2 hrs., 10 min.) (Live) (3B) College Mad House Chiefs at Denver Broncos, San Diego Char­ [CNN] Baseball '89 Guard turns its boys into seasoned war­ becomes jealous of his replacement at the make him irresistible to women is the tar­ [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update gers at Los Angeles Raiders or Cleveland riors of the Thunderbird division during trio ts (60 min.) d® Outdoors Unlimited ® Conversations With [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole discovers restaurant Guest star Michael Feinstein. 9:00AM (33 Sunday Morning (CC) (90 get of a frenzied hunt. Jason Miller, Richard Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers. (3 hrs.) World War It. John Derek, John Barrymore S® Other Side of Victory that Jenny's mother (Mimi Kuzyk), a once- (R| Ring Around the World min.) G D R eading R ain b o w (CC). (R) Lynch. 1979. 2:00PM (33 Jefferson Awards (Live) Jr. 1952 famous ballerina, is now confined to a 0® G ene S c o tt Synchroftal Research MOVIE: 'Salem 's Lot' A novelist un­ (if) Joseph Campbell and the Power of ^ A lic e C!D [A& E] World of Photography G® H om e S h o p p in g N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) (iD d® Fugitive wheelchair. (In Stereo) covers a sinister mystery when he returns Myth: With Bill Moyers (CC) The con­ [A&E] Harry S Truman: H.S.T. Days of ® Connecticut: Now ® Je ts o n s ® MOVIE: 'Detour to Terror' A tour bus ® War of the Worlds Suzanne's former [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday to his New England hometown. Based on 13® ® Major League Baseball: Boston [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Stand and Deliver' (CC) cepts of God. religion and eternity as ex­ Decision A vivid record of the American on its w ay to Las Vegas is hijacked and the husband, an investigative reporter, hopes [A&E] Heroes; Made in the U.S.A. GD ERA Real Estate Showcase [DIS] Selfish Giant A special child Stephen King's bestseller. David Soul. Rod S ox at C a lifo rn ia A n g e ls (3 hrs.) East Los Angelas math teacher Jaime Es­ pressed by Eastern and Western belief president who dropped the bomb on Ja­ passengers are left stranded in the desert. (Live) to get the scoop on the team 's latest m is­ (S) Kenneth Copeland teaches a gruff, lonely ogre how to love. (In James Mason, Lance Kerwin. 1979. Part 1 calante inspires his students to take and systems, the Navajo Indians and Carl Jung. pan and pulled the rug from under General [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch O.J. Simpson. Arte Johnson, Anne Fran­ sion. (60 min.) (R) Stereo) of 2. (S7) Collectors pass an advanced placement exam in cal (60 min.) Part 6 of 6. M acArthur in Korea. (60 min.) [DIS] Mousercise (S) Bugs Bunny cis. 1980. cuius. Based on a true story. Edward Evening at Pops (In Stereo) [HBO] Boxing: Sugar Ray Leonard vs. G® MOVIE: 'Gray Lady Down' A nuclear [A&E] Dream Is Over Stockholm's Cull- Obi) Tracey Oilman Season Premiere [CNN] World Report [ESPN ] Motorweek Illustrated Motors- (2® S e sa m e S tre e t (CC). Pledge Break James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips America's Most Wanted Scheduled: Thomas Hearns WBC Super Middlew­ submarine becomes trapped deep beneath bert Ballet re-creates John Lennon's life in (S5D When Ginny returns to her philandering ex- ports series. 1988. Rated PG. David William Poison, suspected of mur­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide 6® Frederick K. Price eight title bout. Taped June 12th in Las d® F utu re Legend s o f th e S p o rts W o rld the sea after a collision with a freighter. this modern ballet choreographed by Bri­ husband. she discovers he has found an­ der; Adam Lee Mathis, wanted for prison [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Porky's Revenge' (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Creeping Flesh' ( ^ G id g e t Vegas. (90 min.) (In Stereo) (60 min.) [UFE] U.S. Army Reaerve (OSG) Medi­ other woman. (In Stereo) Charlton Heston, David Carradine, Stacy tain's Christopher Bruce, set to the music escape. (In Stereo) A group of Florida high school students Experimentation on a recently discovered cal Corps Physician Recruitment [A&E] For the Pointer Sisters - Stand­ ® David Paul [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Go) M e e t th e P re ss (CC). Keach. 1978. of Lennon including "Imagine, " "Working m atches w its w ith the proprietor of a local prehistoric skeleton leads to murder and [A& E] Harry S Truman: H.S.T. Days of ing Ovation Female rock group, the G® Tom Peters: The Leadership Alli­ Class Hero" and "Love. " (60 min.) (In [MAX] MOVIE: 'Quicksilver' (CC| brothel. Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight, mayhem in Victorian England. Christopher ( ^ S h in in g T im e S ta tio n (CC). 1 0:45AM ( p J e w is h U fe GD Innovation The sources of pollutants Stereo) Decision A vivid record of the American Pointer Sisters, perform many of their hit fouling coastal waters and estuaries and ance Four business leaders share how When a young stockbroker loses it all, he Tony Ganios. 1985. Rated R. Lee. Peter Cushing, Lorna Heilbron. 1973. president who dropped the bomb on Ja­ songs at "The Attic" in Greenville. N.C. GD Munsters Today Herman turns into a each has forged a successful alliance be­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Hunting Instinct' takes to the streets as a bicycle messen­ Rated PG. 1 1 :00AM Ci) Face the Nation possible solutions to the problem. pan and pulled the rug from under General (60 min.) [USA] Paid Programming businessman when he becomes a com­ tween management and workers. (60 Animated. Professor Ludwig Von Drake ger. Kevin Bacon, Jami Gertz, Paul Rodri­ fT) Munsters Today Herman turns into a [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Duellists' Two M acA nhur in Korea. (60 min.) Q3) D avey & G o liath pany's majority stockholder. (R) min.) explores different aspects of "hunting." guez. 1986. Rated PG (In Stereo) [CNN] Headline News At the Movies 6:45AM businessman when he becomes a com­ young officers engage in a series of duels 1 2:30AM (3D [A&E] Living Dangerously A reconstruc­ 1961 ^ [CNN] PrimeNews 7:00AM (3D V is ta pany's majority stockholder. (R) during the Napoleonic Wars. Keith Carra- GD Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Miss [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica in­ [ H B O ] M O V IE : 'D ie H ard ' (CC) A street­ ® One Day at a Time tion of the 1983 gold heist at the Brink’s- vestigates the death of her college [HBO] MOVIE; "Crocodile" Dundee II' wise New York cop confronts terrorists dine, Harvey Keitel, Albert Finney 1978. Marple (CC) Gorman's murder and Canon [HBO] MOVIE: 'Funny Farm' (CC| A [ESPN ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ (3D Breakthrough M at w arehouse in London. (60 min.) 03) David Paul (CC) When his journalist girlfriend s ex- Pennyfather's disappearance appear to be Manhattan couple gets m ore than they e x­ roommate's (Piper Laurie) husband. (60 when his estranged wife’s California office lights of today s NFL Football games. (60 [CNN] Newsday husband involves them with drug smug­ (3D Point of View [CNN] Daywatch d® Real to Reel linked; Miss Marple discovers race-car pected when they ditch big-city life for the min.) building comes under siege. Bruce Willis. min.) [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: glers, the adventurer heads back to the Bonnie Bedelia. Reginald Veljohnson. QD World Tomorrow [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wind in the Willows' d® This Old House driver's Ladislaus Malinkowsky's relation­ guaint New England countryside. Chevy From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the 6:30PM (ID Wheel of Fortune Australian outback. Paul Hogan, Linda 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ H B O ] O ne N ig h t S ta n d (CC) The Queen Animated. Mole. Rat and Badger try to ship with both Elvira and Lady Bess. (60 Chase, Madolyn Smith, Joseph Maher. G® d® Dfvine Plan d® It's Your Business World of Tomorrow A look at the plan­ Koslowski. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) of nice-plus-spice, Rita Rudner. (In Stereo) keep their friend Toad from squandering min.) Part 2 of 2. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Qynecology Update d® Synchronal Research G® Real Estate Showcase ning, design, manufacture and installation (1® Learn to Play the Piano Overnight [USA] Paid Programming his fortune. Richard Pearson. Ian Carmi­ [A&E] Shortstories Charlie Sheen in "A [UFE] Physicians' Journal Update of a major attraction that was added to [pFE] RA '90: A New Agenda for Pa­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nuts' (CC) A prostitute d® James Kennedy chael, Sir Michael Hordern. 1986. Rated d® Mama's Family Bubba falls in love Life in the D ay"; Ronny Cox in "T h e Ex­ (®® N e w s Disneyland. (60 min.) tient Care: Rheumatoid Arthritis: The [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Terminator' (CC) accused of murdering a client attempts to 1 lOOAM ® New England Sunday (30) It's Your Business NR. with the granddaughter of Mama's neme­ pert"; and ’ ’It’s a Party." (60 min.) Disease and Its Consequences Part 1 of [CNN] Inside Business A futuristic cyborg is sent to present-day prove that she is competent enough to sis. (R) [HBO] HBO Comedy Hour: I, Martin 0® Tales From the Darfcsida A shady real [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hot to Trot' (CC) An in­ [CNN] Week in Review [DIS] Bear Country An American black Los Angeles to assassinate a w om an des­ stand trial. Barbra Streisand, Richard Orey- ^ Kenneth Copeland Short, Goes Hollywood (CC) Eight of estate tycoon attracts the attention of a competent stockbroker gets the inside (40) Business World [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Invisible Kid' A bear raises her cubs m the Rocky Moun­ tined to give tiirth to a revolutionary. Ar­ fuss, Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated R. G® Jimmy Swaggart Martin Short's characters tell his lifetime [LIFE] Family Practice Update peculiar executive recruiter. (R) track on W all Street from his talking horse. botched chemistry experiment leaves a tains. nold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, M i­ (In Stereo) GD D e G ra ssi Ju n io r H ig h (CC). story. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 0® Parsotuil Power (G) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Bob Goldthwait, John Candy. Dabney (D Slskel & Ebert Black-and- chael Blehn. 1984. Rated R. MOVIE: 'The World of Henry Orient' 2:30PM high-school misfit temporarily transparent [LIFE] Family Practice Update [USA] D iam on ds (60 min.) Coleman. 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) GD [LIFE] Physicians’ Journal Update white movies. (R) MOVIE; 'Mitchell' A detective' at­ [A&E] Campaign Part 3 of 6. The life of an untalented concert pianist Jay Underwood, Karen Black. 1988 Rated [USA] MOVIE: 'A Letter to Three PG. (In Stereo) Q D M in u te s (CC| (60 min.) 1 0:30PM QD Benny Hill tempts to stem the criminal activities of [ C N N ] N e w s [LIFE] Physicians’ Journal Update becomes complicated when two prep [USA] All-American Wrestling [UFE] Cardiology Update 7:00PM eo W ives' Three wives receive a letter from (R) (In Stereo) an attractive divorcee telling them she has 0® Odd Couple two powerful, corrupt businessmen. Joe school girls develop a crush on him. Peter (ff) Killer's Komor [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner 9:30AM CflD Daily Mixer 1 2:1 5PM (2® This Old House [M A X] MOVIE; 'Help!' Religious fanat­ [4:30PM left with one of their husbands. Loni An­ Don Baker. Martin Balsam, John Saxon. Sellers, Paula Prentiss. Angela Lansbury. ics chase the Beatles around Europe in an fF) Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: 0® Anusldca [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date ® Bugs Bunny and Friends (5® Personal Power derson, Stephanie Zimbalist. Michele Lee. 1975. 1964 1 2:30PM (33 N F L T o d a y NFL pregame attempt to retrieve a sacred ring in Ringo's "W hy Glory in the Cross?" From the Lon­ scores. 1985. @ 0® Baby Boom (CC) J.C. regrets firing [A & E] Brat Farrar Simon schemes to dis- GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [A&E] Our Century: God Bless You Mr. show hosted by B.'ent Musburger with Irv possession. The Beatles, Leo McKern, ®Z) Hometima (CC). Part 3 of 3. don crusade. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Helga after a succession of refHacemenl redit his alder twin as the rest of the Ashby [HBO] The Magic Circus: Cirque du So- Ricardo Montalban; Anna Maria Horsford Cross, Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. Eleanor Bron. 1965. Rated G. (In Stereo) [UFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update MOVIE: 'Being There' A childlike [ESPN] College Football: Chamberlain Prime Minister Neville Cham­ I F 8:15PM nannies are unsuitable for Elizabeth. (Post­ family prepares to welcome Brat, as Pa­ leil The internationally acclaimed circus ("Amen"); game show host Jim Lange, berlain bargains with Hitler to keep Britain Triple Threat man meets important, powerful people W y o m in g vs. A ir Force (3 hrs., 15 min.) poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) 03 | 5 CE) Crazy tike a Fox trick, to Latchetts. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. troupe. Cirque du Soleil. combines tradi­ baseball’s Tommy Lasorda. (60 min.) (R) out of W orld W ar II. (60 mm.) 2:35PM [DIS] Videopolls StarTracks :00PM who Interpret his bewildered silence as (Live) d® (30) NFL Live NFL pregame show Brian Robbins on the set of 'Head of the 08) A sk the Manager tional circus acts with dance, fantasy and ® A rc h ie s brilliance. Peter Sellers. Shirley MacLaine, [DIS] MOVIE: 'You Ruined My Life' A [DIS] Teen Win. Lose or Draw hosted by Bob Costas, with O.J. Simpson dD Knight Rider (5® Chae Visual music. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Class backstage at a Tiffany concert (in Moivyn Douglas. 1979. 8:30PM (8® It's Garry Shandling's S h o w Season Las Vegas youngster strikes a deal with a (23) M e e t th e P re ss (CC). [ESPN] Sports Reporters and Dick Enberg. Stereo) V S lic e r [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (5® (§1) Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) Prem iere Garry reluctantly participates in math teacher who has gone broke at the (3® Adelante (4® Spotlight on Government (5® Space Saver a golfing fund-raiser. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Cardiology Update (4® s ta r se a rch (60 min.) dl) All Craatures Great and Small [DIS] Swan Lake Story This classic ballot gambling tables. SolallMoon Frye, Paul Re­ [USA] Calliope 3:00PM CD (^ d® Magical Worid of Disney: Parent ^8) GD My Secret Identity Ultraman (57) Firing Line [DIS] Bast of Ozzie end Harriet iser, Allen Garfield. 1987. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Secret Admirer' A love [1® Home Shopping Network (60 min.) d® S a in t Trap III (CC) Despite his impending mar­ is presented as a man (Captain Mike Gor­ 7:30AM (3D America's Black Forum takes on another secret identity to rescue letter falls into the wrong hands and [CNN] Science and Technology Week don) narrates the story to his granddaugh­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update [TM C] MOVIE; 'Twelve O'clock High' @4) Tom Peters: The Power of Excell­ Travelin' Gourmet riage. teen-age triplets scheme to unite 8 th Day his new girlfriend. (R) creates havoc in a suburban community, C. ter (Bettina Rae). The hazards that face his men on dally (3D [ESPN] This Week in Sports ence Topic: the forgotten consumer. (2 their widowed father with an interior de­ (4® Synchronal Research Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin, Fred Ward. (®f) Small Wonder Ted's parents meet 1 1 :00PM QD QD ®® (4® N e w s bombing runs proves to be too much for a (3D Sunday Mass hrs.) corator (Hayley Mills). (60min.) Part 1 of 2. Paradise Season Pre­ 1985. Rated R. 1 2:45PM (?4J This Old House Vicki for the first time. 9:00PM QD Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) U.S. Air Corps commanding officer. Gre­ (5^ Long A g o & Far A w ay: A b ie 's Island (R) (In Stereo) miere (CC) A coirupt sheriff frames Ethan QD Qi) Larry Jones C2® Police Story [A&E] W ild World of the East gory Peck, (Hugh Madowe, Dean Jagqer. (CC) 11:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide 1 :00PM (33 NFL Football: Regional d4) National Geographic Captain Cous­ on false murder charges and has him ex­ 0® C h e e rs (CC). 1949. G3) B lade 3 (57) Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of [CNN] Your Money Coverage Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta [CNN] Newswatch teau and a crew of five live and work 328 tradited 10 New Mexico, home of the worst 0® Bob Tilton 1 1 :30AM (33 Runaway W ith the Rich W ar (CC) A grieving Guy helps Simon ad­ [USA] Paid Programming (d® Miracle Faith Outreach Falcons. Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans [ESPN ] Too It Up Guests: the Mandrell feet below the M editerranean's surface for jail in the W est. (2 hrs.I (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' An and Fam ous just to his disability; Harriet returns to Cairo (2® Insight / Out d® Day of Discovery Saints, Phoenix Cardinals at Detroit Lions, Sisters. Part 1 of 2. (R) a month. (60 min.) @ MOVIE; Thunder Boat Row' 1:05AM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Clean and attractive museum tour guide proves to be for Edwina’s wedding where she is reu­ QD (2® N e w s (Live) (33 Action Newsmakers Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Green Bay Pack­ (CC) Law enforcement agents use a super- Sober' (CC) An alcohol- and cocaine- (d® Dr. Jam es Kennedy more than a match for a 21 -year-old ladyk- nited with her husband. (60 min.) Part 7 of [LIFE] Cardiology Update (2® Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling M y S e cre t Identity Ultraman takes on ers or San Francisco 49ers at Indianapolis pow ered boat to aid their efforts in the war (2® Yes, Prime Minister abusing real estate executive is forced to f?0) C e le b ra te iller. M olly Ringwald, Robert Downey, Den­ (33 7. d® Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and Colts. (3 hrs.) (Live) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Invaders From Mars' on drugs. Chad Everett, Jason Adams, confront his own addictions while hiding 1 another secret identity to rescue hts new nis Hopper 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Soon after his claim s of having seen a UFO Micki trail a killer who turns invisible while (2® Wanted: Dead or Alive [CNN] Big Story girlfriend. (R) (33 T h is W e e k In Baseball: W ith M e l A l­ Nick Corn. 1989. (In Stereo) out in a drug clinic. Michael Keaton, Kathy Stereo) Continued... land behind his house are met with disbe­ wearing a cursed World War II jacket. (60 0® AM Boston (R| Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Thome: Baker, M Emmet Walsh. 1988. Rated R lief. a boy notices personality changes in min.) (R) (In Stereo) 05) (571 McLaughlin Group (In Stereo) t t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989 MXiiJCHESTER’ftteRALD?sitW^'aV.'^Vt."j.’Y989 - 1» ' FO CUS /Entertainment FO CUS / Hobbies Fox, Penn shine Amateurs have won Pulitzer By Sandy Colton Talking with Cheech Marin feet from the rocks below. The Associated Press Camera Angles Passers-by produced a rope in Vietnam movie A press release announcing the that was lowered to the dangling ‘I didn’t want to play a hippie again’ selection of the winner of the 1989 truckers. Schau had remembered Pulitzer Prize for spot news that her Brownie box camera was C ASUAL- the second amateur — and first back in the car with the fishing photography claims, “ It was the woman — to win the Pulitzer Bv Frank Sanello issues, I just don’t have time TIES OF WAR gear. The Brownie had two shots first time the Pulitzer Prize was Prize for spot news photography. How times have changed! for all of it now. Which doesn’t (R ) Of all the left in it — but the film had been in awarded to an amateur Schau and her husband were on a Cheech Marin, half the comedy Vietnam films, the camera for over a year. mean I’m completely det­ photographer.” fishing trip near Redding, Calif., team of Cheech and Chong, ached. I still get involved. I talk Brian DePal- Filmeter She ran to a vantage point and Sorry — that’s just not so. in May 1953 when she came upon who celebrated drugs in a at high schools and warn kids m a’s may be took the prize-winning picture of Since they began awarding the the opportunity to catch a prize­ series of film comedies during the most con- the dramatic rescue. about the danger of drug abuse. Robert DiMatteo prize in 1942, there have been at winning photo. the 1970s, has come out against centrated, The amateur status of John least two other amateur winners, The Schaus were driving be­ drugs. QUESTION: What do you emotional and Filo, the 1971 winner for his shot and perhaps as many as four, hind a tractor-trailer as it started In his new film, "Rude say to high-school students? the most visu­ of a screaming girl kneeling over depending on how you define across the Pit River Bridge. Awakening," he plays a '60s ally arresting. __ the body of a student shot by the “ amateur.” Suddenly, the steering mecha­ hippie who has spent the last 20 4 Adapted from a National Guard at Kent State, is ANSWER: I tell kids that In 1947, Arnold Hardy, a nism on the diesel rig snapped years in the jungles of Central drugs can get in the way of New Yorker magazine article by elephants and gazelles frolicking debatable. When he took the student at Georgia Tech, became and the cab smashed through the America. When he returns to what you want to do. That’s Daniel Lang, and scripted by in the wild. This is not a movie for picture, he was a student at the the first amateur photographer to steel guard rails and plunged New York in the present, he why I stopped doing them, playwright David Babe, the mo­ people who want complex charac­ university. During the summer, win the prize, with his graphic over the edge. Miraculously, the finds his lifestyle and drug use because they prevented me vie uses the rape of a young ters and rich drama. It’s on the though, he had worked as an shot of a woman falling to her cab’s rear wheels became out-of-date. from (doing) all I wanted to Vietnamese woman by a squad of bland and sappy side, with a intern at the Tarentum (Pa.) death during the Winecoff Hotel jammed under the trailer, which The comic film could be a accomplish, I try to teach kids American soldiers as a metaphor resolution that caused a little girl Valley News Dispatch. fire in Atlanta. precariously held the cab as it postscript to Marin’s own ca­ to have control over their lives. for the American military deba­ sitting near me to start crying I would classify Filo an ama­ In 1954, Virginia Schau became dangled from the bridge some 40 reer. In the early ’70s, Marin cle in the country. audibly. But older kids will teur at the time he took the photo. and his partner Tommy Chong QUESTION: I’m surprised A study of frustrated male probably enjoy it, and there's The identity of the photo­ PANDA PAINTING — "The Panda" is the first issue in a teamed up as zonked out you’re against drugs, because power, it’s also a portrait of a something to be said for a movie grapher who won the 1980 Pu­ series on endangered species. hippies in a nightclub act. They in "Rude Awakening,” your young grunt’s attempt to hold on aimed at young people that is so litzer is still unknown. The to his conscience in a jungle- gentle. GRADE: Cat’s bad breath duplicated their success first in character spends most of his picture shows a Khomeini- a series of comedy albums and Cheech Marin time high on marijuana and bound battle zone where amoral- inspired Revolutionary Guard then films. Their first feature acid. ity and brutal force rule. firing squad executing Kurdish The protagnost in Eriksson New home video Wildlife scenes film, "U p in Smoke,’’ was the the movie an important mes­ signals problems rebels and two police officers of (Michael J. Fox), an e'rnest, the former shah’s regime in Iran. highest grossing comedy of sage, so I agreed to do it. ANSWER: My character is BURNING SECRET (PG-13) 1978. an anachronism. He’s a ’60s sensitive private who has only To protect the photographer, he is Vestron. A diplomat’s beautiful QUESTION: My cat has bad As the public’s attitude to­ QUESITON: I couldn’t dis­ hippie who’s spent 20 years in been in Vietnam for a month; the not identified, and the picture is wife (Faye Dunaway) and her breath. Is it a sign of chronic on collector plates antagonist is Meserve (Sean labeled "Anonymous.” Amateur ward drug abuse grew more cern a message in “Rude the jungle. Little has changed asthmatic son both fall under the Penn), a surly, charismatic ser­ disease? Pet Forum or professional? serious, Cheech and Chong Awakening.’’ What is the for him. The point of the movie spell of an enigmatic and devious geant who saves Eriksson’s life We have weaaned themselves from message? is that drugs are passe. We baron (Klaus Maria Brandauer) Ron Olshwanger, winner of the been ta r- and then expects him to become ANSWER: More likely your cat drug-oriented humor. Marin’s made them a funny anachro­ at an Austrian senatorium. 1989 prize, is an avid amateur who geted by a one of the boys and join a gang has dental tarter and periodontal debilitating condition and can last film, “ Born in East L.A.,” ANSWER: Yesterday’s hip­ nism, as out-of-date as the This adaptation of a short story has made a specialty of photo­ host of rape. Both Penn and Fox are fine disease. This is a common live well on soft diets. avoided the issue altogether, as pies have turned into today’s funny hippie clothes I wear. by Stefan Zewig needs a director graphing fires. panda-pix, in their roles, with Penn playing condition in cats of middle age CoOectors’ it chronicled the mishaps of an yuppies. The passion has been who is a romantic with a sense of His photo of a fireman giving but here is to type and Fox playing against it. and older, especially those that American-born citizen of La­ lost, even though the important QUESTION: Have you ever Allan Leventhal is a Bolton mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to one more that C om er There’s a certain moral simpli­ irony — someone like the late eat only soft foods. Dry food helps tino origin who is mistakenly causes are still there, even met Nancy Reagan? Max Ophuls, who gave us the veterinarian. Questions should be a child pulled from a burning seems too fication at work in the movie, prevent dental tarter and gigivi- sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester Russ MacKendrick deported to Mexico. more so now than in the ’60s: lovely Zwig adaptation "Letter building was taken last De­ good to pass since Penn’s character is so tis but doesn’t do the whole job. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester A native of Los Angeles, acid rain, the homeless, nu­ ANSWER: No. from an Unknown Woman.” cember and published in the St. up: a cuddly quickly shown to be repugnant. The rough edged tarter catches Marin, unlike his screen per­ clear proliferation. ... The list 06040. Louis Post-Dispatch. baby nose-to- He’s easy to hate. And after a Instead, the movie is fatally food particles which decay and sona, had a conventional goes on and on. QUESTION: What’s next for slow and swoony: It takes nearly nose with middle-class upbringing, court-martial sequence, the mo­ cause some of the odor. It also Cheech Marin? an hour to set the mood, and the irritates the gums causing them mama bear. The artist. Will Sexton at (312) 966-2770 for growing up in the conservative QUESTION: Have you be­ vie concludes with a dose of sentimentality as it tries to flame of romance only flickering to recede. This exposes the tooth Nelson, had traveled all the more information. San Fernando Valley. The son come a yuppie? Tnvia way to the Wolong Panda ANSWER: I ’m going to be in suggest that the nightmare of dimly. There’s a surfeit of be­ roots where infection sets up, also Bird-lovers canget a different of a police officer, he was a a film in New Zealand called calmed, snowy landscapes re­ Preserve near Tibet to see his Vietnam can be put behind us. contributing to the halitosis. slant with “ The Pergrine Fal­ straight-A student in high ANSWER: I have some "Shrimp on the Barbie.’’ fined feelings. GRADE: ★ ★ subjects close to nature like (Ennio Morricone’s swelling, The tarter should be removed con,” created by Daniel Smith school and graduated from yuppie characteristics. I have EmmaSamms (of “ Dynasty” ) this. bombastic musical score doesn’t by a veterinarian, the gum for the Edwin M. Knowls college with a degree in a phone and an answering The painting is on an 8'/4-inch hires me to be her boyfriend, help here, either.) TRUE BELIEVER (R) RCA- infection treated and a preventa­ Most acidic precipitation Company. It is the second in a English. machine in my car. No fax, yet. because her father doesn’t collector plate that has just Graced by Stephen H. Burum’s /Columbia. In this visceral, tive steps taken to prevent oral Majestic Birds series and I ’m resisting that. approve of her real boyfriend. moody thriller from director about reached the end of its striking, sensuous cinemato­ problems. Any seriously infected in the Ohio Valley really looks the part. Smith has QUESTION: Did you have She hopes I will make her Joseph Ruben ‘‘The Stap- 150-day firing run. The plate is graphy, the film nevertheless teeth should be extracted under Coal-burning electric power plants in the Ohio Valley region emit heavy it perched on a cliff with head any qualms about playing a QUESTION: Have you found boyfriend look better by com­ father” ), James Woods plays a the first in a new series cailed achieves a dark power. One hates anaesthesia. quantities of the pollutants that cause acid ram. This area, and those tilted to eye the beholder with hippie who does a lot of drugs in that you’ve become less com­ parison. Then there’s "Angel of burned-out, pot-smoking radical "Last of Their Kind: The to over-psychologize, but perhaps But you’re also right in suspect­ an expression of "M ake my “ Rude Awakening” ? mitted to social causes as you Oxnard,” which I’m going to states lying downwind, receives America's most acidic rainfall. "Normal Endangered Species.” this film is D ePalm a’s way of lawyer who tries to redeem ing chronic disease. Gum disease day.” grow older? write, direct and star in. It’s himself in the courtroom. Woods ram" (measured on the pH scale of zero to 14, with zero being most This series is sponsored by making amends for some of his may be the sign of an underlying The issue price for the ANSWER: Yeah, the direc­ about tortillas, miracles and brings his gift for sardonic acidic) IS about 5.6 pH, Ram m parts of Ohio and New 'V'ork has been the Wildlife Society and the other films in which violence problem. Feline leukemia, feline "Falcon” is $29.90. tor had been after me for years ANSWER: I have other the Home Shopping Network. volatility to the part, and his measured at 4.1 pH - more than ten times as acidic as normal plan is to show dwindling against women was handled AIDS or organic disease may to be in this, but I didn’t want to concerns now — my wife, kids, mother-and-offspring pairs exploitatively (or so some grandstanding performance won underlie the gum problem. If your play a hippie again. Finally, he career pressures. I haven’t lost Frank Sanello is a syndi­ from around the globe. The thought). The question remains: him long-overdue popular accep­ cat shows any other symptoms made some changes that gave my commitment to social cated columnist. tance. GRADE: maker is the W.S. George China Do people want to see another besides the bad breath, if this Coming events: The first Company. The price is $27.50. Vietnam film, even a good one? persists or reoccurs, further meeting of the new season for Film grading: — excel­ The plates should be showing GRADE: ★ ★ ★ ■/(! medical investigation should be the Manchester Philatelic So­ up in gift shops here and there, lent, ★ ★ ★ — good, ★ ★ — fair, ★ initiated. ciety at the Whiton Library, poor but if they are not on your CHEETAH (G) This Disney The gingivitis tarter problem Sept. 12, 6 to 8:30 p.m. horizon, write Ginny Sexton at Cinema family film harks back to old- does not solely involve cats. President Bob Brown re­ the Bradford Exchange, 9333 N, fashioned warm-hearted animal Senior canines and especially minds us to save the date of Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 60648. movies like “ Born Free.” It’s the miniature poodles and other November 19th for the annual Another first-of-a-series that HARTFORD story of two teens from Los small breeds are prone to these stamp extravaganza called the 4:40, 7:35, 10. — Parenthood (PG) Sat Picture Show (R) Sat midnight. — has also reached the end of a Cinema City — M iracle M ile (R) Sat noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10:05, 12:25; Sun Cyborg (R) Sat midnight. Angeles who come to stay with same conditions. Not only does M ANPHIL. It will happen at and Sun 1:45, 4:10, 7:30, 7:50. — La noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10:05. — Uncle Buck firing run is the “ Mallards at Lectrice (R) Sat and Sun 1:30, 4, 7:20, their parents at a research center the presence of calculus intiate Illing Junior High School. Deal­ (PG) Sat 12:35, 2:40, 4:45, 7:15, 9:20, VERNON Sunrise,” by Lynn Kaatz. It 9:45. — Deod Poets Society (PG) Sat 11:30; Sun 12:35, 2:40,4:45,7:15,9:20.— Cine 1A 2— Field of Dreams (PG) Sat in Kenya. While there, the infection in the mouth, the ers from all over New England, and Sun 1, 3:40, 7, 9:30. — Do the Right RAIN pH recently kicked off a Classic Sex, Lies end Videotape (R) Sat 12:20, and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:40. — A Nightmare process also affects the entire off-the-wall trading, auction Thing (R) Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:50, 7:10, 2:40, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30, 11:40; Sun 12:20, on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (R) brother and sister adopt an Waterfowl Collection spon­ 9:40. 2:40,4:50, 7:10, 9:30. — Batman (PG-13) Sat and Sun 4:45, 7:10, 9:30. — Babar: body. Heart, liver and kidney IN THE U.S. and home-made refreshments orphaned cheetah cub, Duma, sored by Ducks Unlimited, an Sat 1:05,4:10, 7:05,9:45,12:15; Son 1:05, The M ovie (G) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3. and raise her with much love. are planned. EAST HARTFORD 4:10,7:05,9:45. — Casualties of War (R) degeneration may be the result of 4.2 and below ^ international wildlife conserva­ Showcase Cinemas MO — The Abyss Sat 12:40, 3, 5:20, 7:40, 10, 12:15; Sun WILLIMANTIC Then, one day, three porchers Inng standing mouth pathology. (PG-13) Sat 1:10, 4, 7, 9:50, 12:30; Sun tion group. 12:40, 3 , 5:20, 7:40, 10. U.A. The Cinemas — When Harry Met kidnap the animal, intent on Patients are often renewed when 4.4-4.6 g 1:10, 4, 7, 9:50. — Relentless (R) Sot Sally... (R) Sat and Sun 12:50,3:10,5:25, "M ade of fine bone china, Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ 12:50, 2:50, 5:05, 7:50, 10:05, 11:55; Sun exploiting her in East African dog MANCHESTER 7:40, 9:55. — Lethal Weapon 2 (R) Sat their pyorrhea is controlled or 5.0-5.5 □ these plates are banded by a chester resident who is an 12:50, 2:50, 5:05, 7:50, 10:05. — Lethal UA Theaters East— Field of Dreams and Sun noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. — races. Aided by their Masai cured. In extreme cases entire Weapons 2 (R> Sat 12:05,2:20,4:40,7:20, (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7, 9:20. — Casualties of War (R) Satand Sun noon, special gold relief border and authority on many types of 9:55, 12:05; Sun 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, guide, the kids set off to find dental arcades need to be ex­ Weekend at Bernle's (PG) Sat and Sun 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, 9:40. — Parenthood 6.0 and above Q NOTE: some rambll is more include a remarque on the back collectibles. Questions should 9:55. — When H arry M et Sally... (R) 1,3, 2:10, 4:20, 7:15, 9:35. — Nightmare on (PG-13) Sat and Sun noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, Duma. tracted if the roots are hopelessly 5, 7:45, 10:10, 12:05; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:45, Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (R) Sat alkaline than the 'normarpHolS.6 of the plate.” be sent to: Collectors’ Corner, 10.— The Abyss (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1, This is a movie for people who eroded. Remarkable these pets 1 10:10. — KIckboxer (R) Sat 12:30, 2:35, 2:30,4:40, 7:30,9:40, midnight; Son 2:30, 4, 7, 9:50. — Uncle Buck (PG) Sat and Michael J. Fox The cost is $36.50. Cail Ginny P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. 4:40, 7:35, 10, m idnight; Sun 12:30, 2:35, 4:40, 7:30, 9:40. — The Rocky H orror Sun 12:50, 3:30, 5:30, 7:50, 10:10. love animal lore and shots of . . . new film do well since they’re rid of a SOURCE: U.S. Environm»ntal Pro(«ction Agoocy IntoO nphlc* 0 1988 Nonh Anwrtca Syndical*. Inc 30 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept, 9, 1989 FOCUS / Books & Music Theroux last Victorian writer i Tumtawe Tip. MANCHESTER HAS IT History hss fsithful rGSdor in mind Hot singles country singles 1. “ Don’t Wanna Lose You” By Mario Szichman palace of dreams and memories. 1. “ Nothing I Can Do About way. The voice of Andy Parent Gloria Estefan (Epic) Liconsod &nd Insurod 24 Hour Emorgoncy Sorvico The Associated Press ‘ ‘ A novel does give you the second It Now” Willie N elson recalls vaguely Holden Caulfield, 2. “Girl I’m Gonna Miss (Columbia) CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER chance life denies us, ” he asserts. the hero of J.D. Salinger’s “ The EMERALD CITY BALLOON CO. NEW YORK — Meet Paul Theroux admits that “ My Se­ You” Mini Vanilli (Arista) 2. “Above and Beyond” Serving The Area For 25 Years Catcher in the Rye.” except that Theroux, the last of the Victorian cret History” has “ a lot of 3 . ” Heaven” Warrant Rodney Crowell (Columbia) writers. behind the air of easy unconcern, Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens autobiographical elements.” (Columbia) 3. “ Let Me Tell You About OLSEN TREE EXPERTS Book Early For In the computer era, he still the reader can detect a very “ But I think there are so many 4. “Hangin’ Tough” New Love” The Judds (Curb- Total Remodeling writes in longhand. In the jet age, self-conscious author. Also, Salin­ yv more differences in the novel. For Kids on the Block (Colum­ Foliage Flights! Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom he prefers to ride trains. 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This column is prepared by the staff Earl Johnston. information. Finance panel In Brief. . . of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Straw hats, Thursday, Sept. 21, 9:30 Seniors with questions on Medicare Center. to 11:30 a,m., instructor Peggy Herrick. or in need of assistance with Medicare Materials required: straw hat, ribbon, forms should make an appointment for bow, glue gun optional. still weighing Letter Perfect opens By Joe DImlnIco Sept. 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. Kellie gets Insurance award Water colors, Tuesdays, Sept. 19 to Get well wishes are extended Lena Activities Specialist Nov. 7, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., instructor Paquette who is home recuperating. Letter Perfect, a business owned by Joy Hansen, Matthew Kellie of 22 Cedarwood Dr., a district James Downing. shift in taxes recently opened in Manchester offering word representative for the Lutheran Brotherhood The Manchester Health Department Bowling, Tuesdays, begins Sept. 5 processing services designed for area businesses. Financial Services, was cited by the National will be offering a cholesterol screening 12:30 p.m. at Silver Lanes, East Menu The business offers free pickup and delivery service Association of Fraternal Insurance Counselors for at the center on Sept. 20. WASHINGTON (A P) - The Senate Finance and does rush jobs. Hartford. An organizational meeting Monday: Ham and cheese sandwich, Committee agreed tentatively Friday to slash outstanding life insurance service at the associa­ The cost of the screening will be $3. will be held Sept. 5 at 11 a.m. at the For individual customers. Letter Perfect offers soup, beverage, dessert. the surtax that finances catastrophic health tion s recent annual convention. He received a Contact the Manchester Health Depart­ bowling lanes. Duckpin bowling, straight typing and a complete resume service, Tuesday: Beef and macaroni casse­ insurance for retirees and to reduce coverage certificate for outstanding service and an award for ment at 647-3174 or 647-3173 to schedule informal bowling every Friday at including composition, cover letters, and advice oii role, vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. for prescriptions and doctors’ fees. production in excess of $3 million. an appointment. Walk-ins will not be Holiday Lanes beginning 9:30 a.m. allowed. Wednesday: Seafood boat, juice, interviewing. Customized computerized greeting Beginners are welcome. A n c ie n t E o y r r iA N The panel, under pressure from older cards are available from Letter Perfect. The Mobile Mammography Center beverage, dessert. Americans who don’t like the new program, is AARP/MMAP: AARP’s Medica- \ A&KICULTUKE WAS DASED ON Hansen said the business offers customers McDonald gets designation will be at the center on Oct. 25 from 9 Thursday: Meatloaf, gravy, potato, still debating whether workers and their re/Medicaid Assistance Program on vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. THE ANNUAL FLOODING OF THE: NILE. individualized attention. a. m. to 4; 30 p.m. The fee for the service employers should pay higher taxes to help buy the second Wednesday of the month 5000 YEARS AGO. PHAKOAH A\ENES' COUKT _ For more information, phone Hansen at 646-0623. Diane McDonald, a member of the Manchester is $55. As of Oct. 1. many health Friday: Chicken ala king on rice, the insurance for retirees. begins Sept. 20, 1 to 3 p.m., by vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. ASTKONO/^EK DISCOVERED THAT FLOODING Board of Realtors, has been named as Designated insurance programs will be required to appointment only. Call the center for an DEGAN WHEN THE STAR SIRIUS WAS THE LAST “ I think we made major progress,” Sen Real Estate Instructor by the Real Estate cover the cost of mammography. Call appointment. Home visits available. STAR ON THE HORIZON DEFORE DAWN. HE nX Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the committee Educators Association. 286-4915 for an appointment. Karate demonstration set The Manchester Recreation Depart­ On-going activities: SECRETLY EXPLAINED THIS TO THE PHARAOH, \ chairman, told reporters after the panel She achieved the distinction by demonstating The following classes are free. Some ment invites all seniors to attend the WHOSE SUBJECTS WERE THEN F\ADE TO DEUEVE worked behind closed doors to change the East West Karate Center will have an open house expertise in classroom instruction, passing a are limited to class size. Call the center Monday: Bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle, “ Seniors-Kids-Grandkids Picnic” on HEHADTHEPOWERTOCOM/AAND t h e \ year-old program. "It’s coming on along in a at its newly expanded training school at 500 at 647-3211 to register. 12:30 p.m.; ceramics, 9:30 a.m. written real estate examination, and meeting Sept. 23 from 12 to 3 p.m. at the “ new” FLOODIN& OF THE NILE! bipartisan way.” Talcottville Road, Vernon, Sept. 16 from 1 to 4 p.m. criteria for real estate education. Advanced basketweaving, Thurs­ Tuesday: Cable video class, 10 a.m.; Demostration teams of men, women and children Center Springs Lodge. Hot dogs, photography, 10 a.m.; bowling, 12:30 Bentsen indicated the committee may She is scheduled to teach courses in appraising days. Oct. 5 to Nov. 30, 2 to 4 p.m. hamburgers and refreshments will be will perform throught the day showing a variety of instructor Laurie White. p.m.. Silver Lanes; grocery shopping at complete work on the program by the middle of real property, and principals and practices of real served. In addition, the Recreation Stop 8c Shop, call a day in advance for a next week. Although most members of the self-defense techniques as well as musical forms estate this summer. For more information about Beginning basketweaving, Tuesdays, and special routines. Department has planned bingo, set­ ride; non-grocery shopping at Brad- committee want to continue catastrophic classes, phone 953-2272 in the Hartford area and Oct. 3 to Nov. 21, 2 to4 p.m., instructor back, egg toss, face painting, and much Laurie White. lee’s, call a day in advance for a ride. insurance — as does the Bush administration Adult instructors at the center include Alex 456-2029 in eastern Connecticut. more. It is free of charge. Seniors are O’Brien, a student at Manchester High School, and Dried flowers, Thursdays, begins Wednesday; Pinochle, 9 a.m.; friend­ PEOPLE — there are indications a stiff fight to kill the encouraged to take their grandchildren Sept. 28, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., instructors ship circle 10 a.m.; arts 8c crafts. 12:30 program will be waged on the House and Michelle Dube of Rockville, who also instructs along. Call the center for reservations. p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.m. Senate floors. students in the Karate program at Manchester Salnl takes over practice Leona Juros and Peggy Herrick. The meals program will begin this Driver education, Tuesdays and Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal, 9 Forbes crash lands The program, aimed at ensuring that Community College, Monday. Effective immediately, reser­ a.m.; lunch, 11:45 a.m. Dr. Indrani P. Saini is practicing pediatrics and Wednesdays, Sept. 26 and 27,12:30 to 4 vations will no longer be required for retirees are not wiped out financially by an Friday: Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; bingo, BRISTOL. Tenn. (AP) — Magazine mogul adolescent medicine at 17 Haynes St. She took over p.m., instructors Irwin Lioyd and Thursday meais. The cost of the meais illness requiring long-term hospitalization, Harry Reinhorn. 10 a.m.; setback, 12; 30 p.m. Malcomb Forbes and his hot air ballon went Curtis named associate the practice of Dr. Frank Horton July 1. She will be - is $1.25 except Thursday when the cost was enacted with great fanfare as a logical accepting new patients. Exercise "Cleo” , begins Sept. 19 Transportation to and from the slightly astray on their way to the Bristol Lions will be $1.75. All menus are prepared by Club, landing on the roof of a home across the expansion of Medicare. It was innovative in Michael D. Curtis has been named an associate in Dr. Saini is a graduate of Lady Harding Medical Tuesdays 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., and center is available. Call a day in that the coverage would be paid for by the same a certified dietician with low sodium advance. street. the Manchester firm of Fuss and O’Neill, consulting College in New Delhi, India, and has been trained in Fridays, 11 a.m. to noon, instructor and low cholesterol levels. group of citizens — retirees — who would reap engineers. Cleo Livingston. Blood pressure clinic: Wednesday, Forbes’ was aiming his motorcycle-shaped pediatrics and adolescent medicine at the Univer­ the benefits. Curtis, who holds a doctorate in environmental Line dancing, Mondays, Sept. 25 to Sept. 13, 9-11:30 a.m. (A-Z); Wednes­ balloon. The Capitalist Tool for the parking lot sity of Connecticut Health Center and at the Bay Now, two groups of retirees are raising such engineering from the University of Connecticut, is Nov. 15, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., instructor Trips day, Sept. 27, 9-11:30 a.m. (A-Z) across the street from Hattie Sizemore’s home State Medical Center in Springfield. She has been in Lee Burton. Cholesterol screening: Wednesday, when the balloon descended Thursday, bang­ a fuss about catastrophic insurance that major senior environmental engineer at Fuss and O’Neill pediatric practice since 1983. She and her husband. changes in the program are assured. Oil painting, Tuesdays, Sept. 19 to Sept. 20, $3 fee. Call the health ing its gondola into her little white frame house and laboratory director at New England Bioassy Dr. Om Saini. surgeon, have lived in this area for 14 Inc. Nov. 21, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., instructor Monday through Thursday: Brown’s department at 647-3173 for an and tearing loose a gutter. Most of the complaints are from the 40 years with their two children. James Downing. Resort, $204 per person, three nights. appointment. ’’The balloon just fell on the house, ” Mrs. percent of retirees with the highest incomes. Curtis, a registered professional engineer, Photography, Tuesdays, Sept. 19 to Call Don at 875-0538 for more Legal assistance: Friday, Sept. 15 - Sizemore said. ” He said I was a nice person to They pay an income surtax of up to $800 a year received his bachelor’s degree in biology and information. Dec. 12,10a.m. to 12noon, instructors. filled. Call the office for an Oct. 20 not get mad about it. Well, there was no use to finance the program but want all taxpayers master of science degree in environmental * Swan gets promotion Ofiara. Sept. 17: Red Sox vs. Oakland at appointment. getting mad about it.” — not just retirees — to pay for catastrophic. engineering from UConn. Refinishing, Wednesdays, begins Fenway Park. $30 per person. Call The publisher of Forbes magazine wasn’t The second group of protesters includes He is a member of the American Society of CiviK Peter D. Swan has been promoted to vice- Oct. 4, 9:30 to 11 a.m., instructor Joe Creative Tours at 243-2389 for more injured. federal retirees and others who already have Engineers, the American Chemical Society, and o f ' president-controller and assistant treasurer at information. Diminico. Scores ’’We’re going to repair the rain gutter and catastrophic coverage through another go­ Phi Kappa Phi. Allied Printing Services. Swan joined the firm as Beginning square dancing, Wednes­ Oct. 10 to 17: Nashville/Opryland- Sept. 6: pinochle, Dom Anastasio 745, express our appreciation to the lady of the vernment plan or a private “ medigap” policy. He has been with Fuss and O’Neill since 1986. controller after 12 years in various financial days, Sept. 20 to Nov. 22, 10 to 11:30 /Grand Ole Opry, $775 per person/dou- house who couldn’t have been nicer ” Forbes positions with large area manufacturers and two Mabel Loomis 705. said. They say the new program offers them a.m., instructor Eari Johnston. ble occupancy, motorcoach transporta- Sept. 6: bridge, Betty Seipel 3,920; nothing. years with Arthur Andersen 8c Co. certified public tjon, seven nights, 12 meals, Square dancing, Tuesdays, begins Helen Cross 3,750; Sol Cohen 3,670; Mrs. Sizemore wished him well and warned Prue named a VP accountants. sightseeing, admissions. Call Friend­ The law requires every person eligible for Sept. 19, 10 to 11:30 a.m., instructor Barbara Conklin 3,630; Helen Silver him to watch out for the holly bush when he took He is a graduate of the University of Connecticut, ship Tours at 243-1630 for more off again. Medicare to pay for catastrophic coverage. 3,190; Lois Churila 3,030. Patricia (McCartan) Prue. of Norfolk, formerly where he majored in acounting. He is a member of Bentsen said the Finance Committee of Manchester and a 1977 graduate of East Catholic reached a consensus on these major points; the Rotary Club, a director of the Manchester High School, has been named vice president, Scholarship Foundation, and an incorporator of Larry King to wed —The income surtax, which pays about director of human resources for Home National two-thirds the cost of catastrophic coverage, Manchester Memorial Hospital. NEW YORK (AP) — Radio and television Bank in Milford. Prue was graduated cum laude will be reduced significantly, below the cost of talk show host Larry King told a magazine from Stonehill College where she received a a private medigap policy. The surtax rate, now interviewer he wouldn’t mind meeting the bachelor of arts degree in psychology. Hadley now a land planner 15 percent of a retiree’s income tax liability QUESTION: My husband will be right woman and getting married again. And ANSWER: It’s easy. You can just call ANSWER: The fact that you work over $150, will be reduced, as will the $800 Kim Hadley of Hebron has been promoted to land retiring soon and I will be getting Social Security. You’ll need to supply he did just that before the magazine hit the benefits too, as a wife on his earnings and that you get Social Security checks stands. maximum annual surtax. planner in the shopping center development evidence of your child’s age, identity, won’t necessarily keep you from being —The flat fee paid by almost all catastrophic department of Bronson 8c Hutensky. She is record. But since I’m his second wife, I and U.S. citizenship. A birth certificate I don t think I ’m suited to marriage,” he eligible for SSI payments. For details, beneficiaries, now $4 a month, will not be Rogers employees honored responsible for preliminary site development want to know, will this have an affect on takes care of the first and last items, told Good Housekeeping in its October issue the amount of the check? get in touch with Social Security. "Sometimes I worry I ’m too selfish to have a increased above current law. Employees who worked on the layout of an support, including planning, design and technical age and citizenship, in most cases. Someone will be gald to take your You’ll also need some form of identifi­ relationship. I’m not really.” —The ceiling on the amount of doctors’ fees a addition at the Molding Materials Division of evaluation of development projects. ANSWER: No, it won’t. Your exact applicatin for SSI payments. But don’t But that invterview apparently was con- beneficiary must pay out of pocket before Rogers Corp. in Manchester were honored recently Before joining Bronson and Hutensky in 1988, she cation for both you and your daughter... delay. You won’t be able to receive heip benefit amount will depend on such a doctor's record for your child and ducted before his engagement last month to catastrophic coverage kicks in will be delayed during the dedication of the 20,000-square-foot worked at DLC Landscaping in Manchester. She has factors as your husband’s wages over retroactively for the period of time Philadelphia businesswoman Julie Alexander a year, to 1991, and will be raised above the building. a bachelor’s degree in landscape design from the perhaps a driver’s iicense for yourseif. before you apply. the past years, how long he’s worked, You’ll receive your youngster’s Social whom he plans to wed Oct. 7. He proposed after current ceiling of $1,370. The layout on each of the three floors of the University of Connecticut. their first date Aug. 1. and your age when you start getting Security card by mail within a week or —The share of out-of-pocket outlays for building as well as the selection and arrangement of benefits. Whether or not your husband two. If you prefer, you can take care of King has been married three times — twice prescription drugs a beneficiary must bear the equipment is the result of input from two teams was married before will not affect the to the same woman. Best captures award the whole process by mail. before catastrophic coverage begins will be of employees who were consulted by management. amount of your check, if your husband’s King, seen on the CNN television network raised significantly. Present law puts the To recognize employee involvement, the com­ Greg Best of Manchester has been awarded an first wife is getting monthly checks on and heard on the Mutual radio network, told the deductible at a level high enough that only 27 pany presented each team with a plaque listing the Instant Recognition Award from the Sandoz his earnings records too. magazine he thought he’d stay single for a QUESTION: My wife and I are both This column is prepared by the East while. percent of the 33 million Medicare beneficiar­ names of team members. The plaques will be Pharmaceuticals Corp. of East Hanover, N.J., a Hartford office of the Social Security ies would qualify for reimbursement: the division of Sandoz Limited of Basle, Switzerland. He QUESTION: I’m going to need a over 65 and we get a very small Social "Still, I only know I would have loved to have displayed permanently in the plant. Administration. Questions should be received the recognition for his idea, "Use of Social Security number for my baby so Security check. Sometimes I work 1 or 2 fallen asleep and then woken up this morning Finance Committee would reduce coverage so The Molding Materials Division makes thermoset sent to: Social Security, Manchester Recycled Paper for Product Information that I can claim her on my Federal days a week to help out. I understand I with my arms around a woman I love,” he said. that no more than 16.8 percent would qualify. composite materials which are sold to molders and Herald, P.O, Box 591, Manchester Literature.” taxes next year. How do I get one? may be able to get help through SSI They will formally vote on the provisions in manufacturers for electronic insulating compo­ 1 06040. even though I work. Is this true? later committee meetings. nents, and for parts for electrical equipment and The award is part of a program designed to automotive engine components. generate ideas from all Sandoz employees. —- MANr!Hf*!STFlR HITRAI.O Conf o looo

Market highs Papermakers halt dioxin use Bv Matt Yancey haven’t finished the job, but dioxin has been proven to cause The Associated Press they’re definitely moving in that acne and some studies have CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINf; 643-2711 are letdown direction.” suggested it can also contribute to WASHINGTON (AP) - Four of But subcommittee Chairman reproductive disorders. By Chet Currier the six U.S. paper mills manufac­ Henry A. Waxman, D-Calif., said Cavaney said laboratory tests 1 PART TIME turing chlorine-bleached card­ he will not be satisfied until all of milk carton samples taken Notices iiiJH E L P HELP The Associated Press HELP WANTED WANTED I board for milk cartons have avoidable dioxin has been elimi­ from the six mills in early WANTED i 'M w a n t e d WANTED virtually eliminated cancer- nated from milk cartons and a summer showed only the Po­ As a condition precedent to NEW YORK — The new highs reached by the the placement of any adver­ SECRETARY for local causing dioxin in their products, a wide variety of other paper tlatch plant’s board had a dioxin RECEPTIONIST for MANAGEMENT T rai­ CLERK/Typlst - Charnas CHILD Care/Housekeep- Dow Jones industrial average in late August tising In the Manchester He­ law office. Shorthand House subcommittee was told products, including disposable level above the measurable thre­ rald, Advertiser hereby medical office. Expe­ nees: Our wholesale Incorporated a rapidly Ing needed. Mature have so far proved to be more of a letdown than and word processing rience desired. Benef­ growing 4-A advertis­ Friday. diapers, toilet paper, coffee fil­ shold of 2 parts per trillion. agrees to protect. Indemnity required. 646-2426. supply chain develops and experienced per­ a breakthrough for the stock market. and hold harmless the Man­ its. RN/LPN for medi­ ing agency Is In search son. Full time. Must Only one plant — the Potlatch ters, tea bags and TV dinners. managers from the Some observers had thought that when the He said the plant is now in the chester Herald, Its officers cal office. Experience ground up. Begin In of the fastest fingers have own transporto- Corp.’s mill at Lewiston, Idaho — “ There is continuing scientific and employees against any Dow average at last surpassed its 1987 peaks, middle of a $145 million improve­ desired. Benefits. Call warehouse and deliv­ "East of the River". tlon. 659-1009. is still producing cartons with disagreement over some charac­ ment program to reduce the and all liability, loss or 646-9801. Responsibilities for the many skeptics who had doubted the expense. Including attor­ ery then go wherever d is h w a s h e r Even­ traces of dioxin high enough to teristics of the dioxin risk, but no | „JH E L P your ability allows. this position will In­ ings. For hard working durability of the market’s post-crash recovery dioxin traces in its milk carton neys' tees, arising from LABORER - Heavy con­ measurably contaminate milk, one believes that avoidable expo­ claims of unfair trade practi­ I'M w a n t e d struction. Apply In per­ Contact Ken at Man­ clude heavy word pro- person, career oppor­ would surrender and join in the party. board to well below the threshold cesslng/typlng, filing an industry official told the panel. sure to dioxin is acceptable,” ces, Infringement of trade­ son. The Andrew chester WInnelson, 649- tunities are possible. But so far they have instead dug in their by the end of 1990. marks, trade names or pat­ 4563.______and back up telephone We will train. Call Ca- But even the Potlatch plant has Waxman said. Ansaldl Company, 186 heels, intensifying their predictions of an Samples from International ents, ylolatlon of -rights of RECEPTIONIST/Secre- Bldwe 11 Street, coverage. The Ideal vey's 643-2751. reduced dioxin in its Benson said the FDA has not privacy and Infringement of tory - Full timepositlon DISH Washer-Local food candidate should be impending “ correction” or something worse. Paper Co.’s plant at Texarkana, Manchester.______service company has ADMINISTRATIVE As- polyethylene-coated milk cartons completed its studies into the copyright and proprietary In small Andover ma­ able to type 55 to 60 As analysts at the Merrill Lynch Market Texas, measured right at the 2 rights, unfair competition CAFETERIA help hours an opening position for slstant - World head­ by 46 percent in the past year and possible migration of dioxin tra­ nufacturing firm. Typ­ words per minute and Letter put it: “ The Dow Jones industrial ppt level, Cavaney said, adding and libel and slander, which ing, some computer 8am-2pm. Monday a hardworking person possess a flexible na­ quarters of growing the five other plants have cut it by ces from other paper products may result from the publica­ to lolnourteam. Duties corporation seeks top average has finally made a new record high, the changes being made in its work, general clerical through Friday. Benef­ ture and excellent In­ as much as 90 percent, American into food. tion of any adyertlsement In its after promotion. Include washing pots, notch Individual for In­ but the general market picture hasn’t changed production methods will reduce the Manchester Herald by skills. Excellent benef- terpersonal skills. If Paper Institute President Red “ We believe the manufacturing Its. Call 647-1453. Call 8:30-2pm. 633-4681 emptying trash and ternational sales de­ much in the past two weeks. the dioxin content of its paper adyertlser. Including adver­ light cleaning. We offer you are looking for a partment. Candidate Cavaney told the House Energy changes now in progress will tisements In any free distri­ Ext. 330, ask for career In a fast paced “ The move to a new high marks an important milk cartons to below the thre­ STEADY Employment Charlotte.______$7 to start and super must possess strong and Commerce subcommittee on reduce, if not eliminate, this bution publications pub­ available In plastic ma­ advertising agency, step in the market’s recovery from the October shold by the end of this year. lished by the Manchester RN’S - Hospice on coll. benefits. Call 633-4663, word processing, com­ health and the environment. source of these compounds in nufacturing plant. Full Glastonbury. Ask for please forward a re­ puter, writing and or­ 1987 collapse, but we doubt that it will lead to a The four mills producing 75 Herald. Penny Sleftert, Home care experience sume or contact Lisa The Food and Drug Adminis­ food,” he said. “ We thought milk Publisher. and part time posi­ Dove.______ganizational skills. De­ substantial new advance at this time. percent of the nation’s paper tions. Hours flexible. preferred. 4pm- Pustls at: Charnas In­ tration said last week its tests was the most important, so that’s 8:30am. Call 456-6744. GENERAL dental office gree a plus. Great “ There wasn’t much follow-through to the cartons with dioxin contents too Call 643-2590.______corporated, 76 Eastern detected dioxin leaching into milk why we started there.” assistant, flexible time. Boulevard, Glaston­ salary and benefits new high and we think that will continue to be low to cause any measurable LOST Full Time delivery - Sat- RN Supervisor-Part time package. Send resume from four of 15 sampled half-pint Dioxin is the most potent 3pm-llpm In 120 bed Training using your bury, CT 06033. 657- the case.” contamination of milk were listed AND FOUND urday required. Heavy skills. 649-9287. to Cadkey Incorpo­ cartons manufactured by the six carcinogenic chemical com­ ICF/SNF. Excellent 8600. Some analysts say a primary obstacle in the by Cavaney as International lifting Included. Paid rated, 440 Oakland plants, but at levels too low to pound ever tested in laboratory IMPOUNDED - Mole, 5 training. $5.50 per wage and benefit pack­ RECEPTIONIST for a Street, Manchester, CT market’s path is the risk that the economy will Paper’s Pine Bluff, Ark., mill; a age. On site day care Manchester medical pose a health hazard. animals. Although it has never years. Golden Re­ hour. 643-2171.______06040. Attn: Interna­ fail to live up to some very high expectations. Weyerhauser Co. facility at Long­ available In near fu­ office. Scheduling, James S. Benson, the agency’s been shown to have caused triever, red. Henry PERSON to do yard tional Sales Personnel “ Wall Street thinks that business will view, Wash.; Champion Interna­ ture. Join a team of transcription, filing Director. acting deputy administrator, es­ cancer in humans, the animal Street. 643-6642. work. Your own hours. and heavy use of rebound next year. We doubt it,” says Erich tional Corp.’s Canton, N.C., plant, dedicated caring pro­ timated the risk of getting cancer studies have raised concerns Call Mr. Keith, 649- fessionals. Contract: phone. Monday Heinemann, chief economist at Ladenburg, and Westvaco Corp.’s plant at 9125.______from consuming milk from among scientists. In high doses. M.J. Toomey, RN, through Friday, 9am- Thalmann & Co. “ Tight money and falling Covington. Va. SALES - Surround your­ 6pm. Apply to Box JJ, dioxin-contaminated milk car­ PART TIME D.N.S. at Colchester MACHINISTS profits have the economy on track to a modest self with beauty. Excel­ Health Care, 537-2339. Manchester Herald, C.N.C. Lathe/V.T.L. and Engine lathe tons over a lifetime at less than 5 HELP WANTED downturn.” lent opportunity for P.O. Box 591, Manches­ in 1 million. SUNDAY School Teacher ter, CT 06040. operators with minimum 5 years experi­ To other doubters, the problem lies in the full time employment - Unitarian Universal “ We expect, however, that PART-TIme Sales/Secre- with one of Connecti­ ence, in the machining of aircraft as­ recent performance of stock prices tarv - Manchester Society, 10;30am- dioxin contamination of paper cut's finest jewelers. themselves. Honda Auto, Ed Thorn­ 12pm. Students. Reti­ semblies. Benefits include; major medi­ milk cartons will be effectively BILLY GRAHAM FROM LONDON Extensive benefit pro­ rees. 646-5151 or 647- “ I believe there are a number of disturbing ton, 646-3515. gram. Apply In person cal, dental, and 401K retirement plan. eliminated in the very near 9355. Ask for Vicki. RN/LPN similarities between the rally of 1989 and the RECEPTIONIST for o Tuesday, through Sat­ Now taking applications for Call or apply at: future,” Benson said. “ They CARPENTERS Helper - rally of 1987,” says Charles LaLoggia, a busy Manchester real urday, 10am-5pm. M i­ part time. Immediate posl- estate firm. Duties In­ chael’s Jewelers, 958 Must have transporta­ tlona available. 7AM-3PM, Rochester, N.Y., investment adviser. J.T. SLOCOMB Murderers, thieves, clude: busy phone, Main Street, Manches­ tion, be reliable and Monday thru Friday (No Just as in 1987, he points out, “ the number of light typing, schedul­ ter. 643-2741. eoe ambitious. Good driv­ Woekenda). ing record. Duties In­ 68 Matson Hill Road new (individual) highs on the New York Stock Norden contracts ing appointments, RECEPTIONIST - Ra­ Please call: prostitutes and alcoholics computer Input. 1pm- clude lob site clean South Glastonbury, CT 06073 Exchange has been declining significantly pidly growing software ups, dump run, deliver­ Director of Staff even as the Dow has been making new highs. 8pm eyery other day company In Manches­ Developmoiit worth $66 million and 8:30am-5pm every ies and working with 633-9485 “ This situation reached a new level of constantly wriU ter requires mature corpenters. $6.50 an 9AM-3PM Mooday-Fiiday other Saturday. Please professional Individual Crostfield absurdity on Monday, Aug. 28 when only 90 NORWALK (AP) — Norden call Janet, D.W. Fish hour to start. 45 hour Attention: Joe Geraci for front desk recep­ work week. Call Convalescoiit Hofflo, stocks, or 4.5 percent of the stocks traded on the Systems, a division of United Realty, 643-1591. tionist position. Plea­ NYSE, were able to make new 52-week highs as Technologies Corp., announced and ask us, George or Ray, 649- Maodiester, CT LICENSED - Hair dress- sant easy going person­ 5400. 643-5151. the Dow rose to a new record. Friday that it has received $66 Ing part time flexible ality and good clerical “ This is a signal that the rally is thinning out million worth of contracts from 'Ts there hours. 742-9919.______skills required. Call CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and and taking progressively fewer stocks along the U.S. military since July 1. ATTENTION House­ Annie at Cadkey Incor­ for the ride, and that’s almost always a sign The contracts include orders wives, students. Work porated, 440 Oakland A U AROUND MACHINISTS, 3pm-1lpm and 11pm-7am shifts. Full or part atiy hope part-time days. Office Street, Manchester. time positions. that the advance is in its final phase.” for Army fire control systems and 647-0220. Investors apparently took such warnings to work: filing, tele­ TOOLMAKERS AND CNC Every other weekend required airborne radars and surface phone, some computer CREDIT/Collectlons - heart in the past week. The Dow Jones for me?" search radars for the Navy, the work, flexible hours. Rapidly expanding MILUNG MACHINE OPERATORS •Ask about our child care reimbursement industrials fell 42.55 points to 2,709.54, ending a company said. Call Heather at New software company In •Non-benefits rate of pay program run of nine straight weekly gains. United Technologies decided in From Billy Graham’s England Hobby Manchester Is seeking Columbia manufacturing is taking applications for ALL AROUND Will Train The New York Stock Exchange composite August to take Norden off the message tonight - Supply, 646-0610, Mon­ a credit assistant. Min­ index dropped 2.42 to 193.95; the NASDAQ market, after trying unsucces- day through Friday, imum two year degree MACHINISTS AND TOOL MAKERS Please call: Director of Staff Dovelopment, and one year prior composite index for the over-the-counter fully to sell the Norwalk-based " W h y G lory in the Cross?” 9am-5pm.______— 1st shift and CNC MILLING HOUSEKEEPER - Light col lections experience. SaSlSl ®®"**'***®"* Manchester market lost 0.03 to 471.31, while the American subsidiary for more than a year. Bookkeeping, word MACHINE OPERATORS - 2nd shift. Stock Exchange market value index was up. 14 duties, part time days. Since 1988, Norden has elimi­ $7 an hour starting. perfect and pc skills a 49-55 hour work week, minimum two at 384.10. nated nearly 700 jobs, including Plus fringe benefits. plus. Ask for Peggy years experience. Good benefits — Big Board volume averaged 155.31 million 400 cuts that were announced in Apply Gilmore Manor, Durocher, 647-0220 or competitive salary. Apply in person at shares a day, against 151.49 million the week late May as part of a restructur­ 1381 Main Street, South send resume to Cadkey before. Glastonbury or call Incorporated, 440 Oak­ Columbia Manufacturing Inc., 165 Route DAIRY FARMS ing plan. land Street, Manches­ Some bulls on the market outlook aren’t at all Norden, founded 60 years ago, 633-4411, collect 635- 66 East, Columbia, CT. 4491.______ter, CT. EOE distressed that the new highs this summer developed the Norden bombsight ICECREAM r e t a il Sales - Part time SECRETARY/Receptloi have produced so little enthusiasm. used in American bombers at the 1st. Charnas Incorpo­ In fact, they contend, the longer it takes to position for outgoing has immediate openings for end of World War II. Since then, niLL Individual In unique rated has an entry level PART TIME convert the bears, the more room stocks may nearly all of Norden’s business balloon and gift shop. opportunity for a se­ SECOND SHIFT FREEZER find to keep on rising. has been with the military. Coll 646-2302.______cretary/reception 1st. NEWSPAPER INSERTERS The Ideal candidate “ This year’s rally has been strange in that DENTAL Assistant Ver- Part time afternoons. Want to get out of the SELECTORS each mini-move up was met with doubt.” said should posses excellent non office. Two days a Interpersonal skills, a house for a few hours? We are looking for We offer excellent wages and a great William LeFevre at Advest Inc. “ Each move week. No experience flexible nature, plea­ up brought a new set of reasons why the rally A first! The prime time telecasts from London necessary will train. sant telephone manner responsible people to insert advertising benefit package including fully paid couldn’t continue. EMERGENCY seen throughout Great Britain and Africa via satellite. 875-5664.______and should be able to supplements into our newspapers. Great medical, paid vacations and holidays, “ As the doubts grew, so did the market’s Fire — Police — Medical p a r t Time Matron ^ type 50 wpm. Word opportunity to earn extra cash. 401K retirement and profit sharing plan! gains. The old cliche, ‘every bull market 9:30am-lpm. Monday - processing experience Is a plus. Interested Applications are now being accepted at climbs a wall of worry,’ was never truer.” D IA L 911 Friday. Facilities Monday - Friday. In Manchester SUNDAY 8:00 mOS Services, South Wind­ candidates should con­ Dairy Farms Ice Cream, 40 Tolland Stage sor Board of Educa­ tact Lisa Pustls at 657- Please call Frank McSweegan at the Road, Tolland, C T Monday - Friday, tion, 1737 Main Street, 8600. Part time after­ Manchester Herald, 647-9946 8:00AM - 5:30PM, Saturday 9AM - 1PM 1 South Windsor, 528- noon hours may be 9711. Ext. 40. eoe. arranged. EOE M — MANriHKSTKR HKRAl.T^ Snfriirrlatr Gant o looa

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Un­ gracious center hall country road. $55,900. 647-1907. years old, 3 carpeted ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq.ft, walk-out basement, 1 walk-out basement, place one today! 643-2711. OPEN SUNDAY usual Cape In sought more Intormotlon call beautiful contempor­ many evergreens Classified Is the effective Colonial with pride of 742-1357.______ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ bedrooms plus plav year buyer protection „ 2-4pm after area featuring 2-3 ownership. 1st floor Morris Burr, 779-1428. ily, (3) six farhilles, 11 room, 3 baths with a r y Townhouses. plan, very affordable along borders, close to and Inexpensive way to ^arkling Custom Built ANDOVER - Bousola middle and high Today Is great day ... ond bedrooms tireplaced family room, walkup Rood approved build­ and 14 unit properties lacuzzi, tile In kitchen Cathedral ceilings, An­ price. Coventry, rind 0 cash buyer for Classified Is a great way Contemporary Ranch. living room, Vh baths dersen windows, full school. Coventry. household Items you no attic. Combines old ing lot, walk to lake, THE EASY WAY to find a for sale. All haye some and bath, hardwood $105,900. Philips Real ... to sell something! 643- Greatroom, fireplace, and super spacious with new, combines floors, alarm system, basements, 2x6 con­ Estate,742-1450.o $151,900. Philips Real longer use. 643-2711. a/c, pool, many extras. cleared, plot plan. cosh buyer for no-longer- owner financing avail­ 2711. family room with beau­ nooks and crannies $58,500. 568-4971. needed household Items is able for qualified buy­ fenced yard, applian­ struction, family room Estate, 742-1450.O Profeaslonally tiful bay window over- fireplace, central air, OWNER Wants Quick with elegance. You'll with a want ad. Dial ers. Call 871-6367. An ces, central vac, 2,600 Sale - Huge mbr, view ENJOY yesteryear's OPEN HOUSE landscaped acre. looklng a lovely be proud to call this LAND - North Coventry, Informational bro­ plus sq.ft. Exterior oven/range, dis­ charm with today's $244,900. 21 Brookalde wooded yard. Call to­ Riley Mtn. Road, 3.5ac 643-2711 to place your of lake from large liv­ SEPT. 9 1:00PM-3:00PM Lane. Connie Kelleher, regal well built home aulck-actlon od. chure will be mailed. clapboard and brick. hwasher, hood, dispo­ ing room, and extra modern conveniences day tor details. Cen­ your own. Anne M iller approved building lot, Full deck and lands­ sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full 17 HOFFMAN ROAD 633-5352 VERNON/RockvIlle - large dining room. En­ In this classy new 3 bdr tury 21 Epstein, 647- Real Estate, 647-8000.D % ac pond, southern caped yard, walk out baths, washer/dryer closed porch, 3 brs, 1'/j Victorian. Central air 8895.G exposure, horses per­ Real estate developer finished basement, 2 hookups, cedar siding, WHAT A Treat! Super MANCHESTER - Open mitted! Reduced to wishes to sell two fam­ baths, garage. Coven­ and vac, 2 tiled fp’s, MANCHESTER - Best car garage with open­ wall-to-wall carpeting, wrap around porch, good price $179,900. Su­ House. Sunday 2-4pm. $85,900. (Owner Is anx­ WANTEO ily home from portfo­ try, reduced from per beautiful Interior Buy. $144,900. Older New quality con­ ers. $272,000. Call Gerry tiled foyer, oak kitchen $146,900 to $127,900. lacuzzi. All on 1'/»coun­ ious to sell and wants lio. Will assist qualified 01 644-8332.______cabinets, two-zone gas with lots of charm. Cape with 10 rooms. structed, 4 bedroom, 3 otter!!) Apollo buyer with no money Philips Real Estate, try acres bordered by Zoned tor two family. car garage. Contem­ COVENTRY - Charming heat, slider to deck and 742-1450.D stone walls. $320,000. Large rooms tor gra­ Gardens subdivision - down purchase. Why 2-cor garage. Owners cious entertaining and Ideal tor large family. porary on 1.05 acres. prestigious area. Lot 12 ACCOUNTING pay rent when you can country home with Flano Real Estate, 646- On bus route. Century will hold a second 5200.O living. Fireplace to sit Martin School district Safari Dr., 1.8 ac, area own? Call 871-6367 for view on 2.7 acres sur­ BOLTON - Come and around and take the 21 Epstein, 647-8895.0 near country club. CL£RIV^ COMPUTER rounded by ' stone mortgage of $32,900 at MANCHESTER - Great of new homes, $79,900. Informational bro­ 8% with no principal or view this distinguished chill oft the cool Fall ROYAL Treatment! This Builder will pay up to Lot 22 Safari Dr., prime OPERATOR chure and application. walls. 4 bedrooms, 2 8 room cedar Contem­ Cape! $149,900. Three MANCHESTER S189.900 evenings. This Is the handsome 1 year old $5,000 In closing costs full baths, formal din­ Interest payment due bedroom In excellent A very special eight room home with many extras. Two wooded 1 ac homesite, Duties include compu­ tor 7 years. These are porary. $299,900. Just once In a lifetime fam­ Contempordrv was de­ and warranty house tor $83,900. Lots In new ing room, den, mud built on 1.5 acres of location. Featuring baths, hot tub. first floor family room, sprinkled lawn, ily home. Call and ask signed and constructed two years. $369,900. Di­ ter input of accounts W E D E L IV E R room, deck and fire­ beautiful single family central air, brand new concrete in-ground pool. Exquisite Interior and phase 3, 1-2 acres, For Home Delivery, Call homes, not condomini­ woodland on Birch exterior. Barbara to show you with only the best of rections: South Main undrgrnd utils, close to payable and miscella­ place. Garage and Mtn. Features a well triple pane windows, 2 around. RE/MAX East quality and craftsman­ Street to Fern Street to large barn on property. ums; and there are, of full baths and large shopping, area of ex­ neous related tasks. Ex­ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 course, no association planned kitchen with of the River, 647-I419.Q ship I 3 bdrms, 216 second right. Yola pensive homes, less Monday to Friday, 9 to 8 Set back from the road- oak cabinets and wet fenced-ln yard. D.W. Feery, Merrill Lynch, cellent fringe benefits. tees. Call today tor MANCHESTER - Tired of baths, whirlpool, ap­ than 20 mins to Hart­ private and perfect for bar area, spacious Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ prox. 2300 sq.ft., fire­ 633-3674. children and pets. complete details on being cramped spread ford, deed restrictions Firm located in Man­ these magnificent and family room with fp MANCHESTER - Neat as place, 26x14 deck over­ MANCHESTER - Two 2,000 sq.ft, minimum. Some owner financing. and sliders to deck, out In this Contempor­ chester. Call 643-4139 beautiful homes at a pin I $139,900. Turn the ary made tor fam ily looks peaceful treed family, maintenance Use your builder or use $194,500. 742-1357. formal dining room key and move right In for appointment I'M w a n t e o $167,900 with this very, living. $332,000. This yard near Manchester tree, completely reno­ ours, 3 special designs very special financing. and more. Flano Real this beautitullv deco­ Country Club. Ottered vated 1988. Close to available, $79,900. MANCHESTER $319,900. Estote, 646-5200.n home offers 4 bed­ Reduced for quick sale. This Is an excellent rated home. Many new rooms, 3 baths, 2 fam­ at $334,900. Jackson & downtown. Owner fi­ Wrights M ill Road, 2 + opportunity for first- MALLARD View - Dis­ features Including new ily rooms and possible Jackson Real Estate, nancing available. acres, wooded and Lookout Mountain. An- 647-8400.O______saldl Built oversized 4 time buyers and Inves­ tinctive Duplexes and burner, carpeting MANCHESTER teen suite lower level. $159,900. Owner- open lot, $71,900. (Suit­ HOUSING bedroom Colonial, 2'/j tors. Owner will con­ Townhouses. Save throughout, kitchen Sentry Real Estate, 643- MINT Conditlort! This / Broker Dale Reese. able tor a 2 tamlly baths, large eat-ln kit­ sider rent with option. thousands. $141,9001 No floor, cabinets, both OPEN HOUSE SEPT. 9 & 10, 4060.O super 4 rm Townhouse 529-8276.______home). B righam chen w/wet bar and Rothman & Rothman, association fees. New 3 and more! D.W. Fish Is lust wolfing tor a new Brook Estates - Owner DEVELOPMENT Realty, 643-1591.0 1-4 P.M. MANCHESTER - Re- tlnanclng ($546.55 glass doors to screened 646-4144.0 bedroom single family duced! $169,900. owner. 2 bdrms, I'/i 1 ^ CONDOMINIUMS porch. Plaster walls, 2 attached homes that MANCHESTER - Owner baths, deluxe cherry monthly, 15,000 Gown, ASSISTANT otter a sensible alter­ 52 WESTERLY ST. Owner's anxious! liiJ FOR SALE 9yj%, 30 yr amortiza­ fireplaces, attic fan. WILLINGTON - Parker anxious! Drastically Move In condition kitchen, private base­ Completely private Road. Builder may native to the high cost reduced! $164,900. Lots ment, ample parking, tion. Olde Tavern Part time contractible position assisting of o new home! A completely udpated 2 MANCHESTER - Two Lane, Lot 7, 1.48 ac Director to deveiop housing cooperatives wooded yard. Three take trade. Relive his­ of room In this newer 7 family (4/4), featuring low monthly fee! Beau­ bedroom townhouse. blocks from 1-384. Im­ tory In o new 1748 Salt complete package at room Contemporary. - ■ tifully kept! Imme­ approved lot, $82,500. one low price! ^V^ spacious rooms; eat-ln Convenient to down­ Olde Tavern Lane, Lot which includes people with disabilities. mediate occupancy. Box reproduction built Lower level family kitchen; fully op- diate occupancy. town and 1-84. $87,900 Aide in the deveiopment process initiaily By owner 646-87U. from Sturbrldge Vil­ baths, fireplace, wall room with full both, I $114,500. Jackson 8, 6,1.05 ac approved lot, pllgnced; carefree negotiable. Call 647- $82,500. Coventry 23.9 lage plans drawn by to wall carpeting, wood stove flue, c/o, vinyl siding; fenced In Jackson Real Estate, 8850.______in Manchester and Glastonbury, recruit BOLTON By owner. range, refrigerator, 647-8400.O______acres of land, open and Open house, Sunday Russell S. Oatman. 3 deck, 2 cor garage. yard and 2 car garage. co-op residents, staff committees, prepare fireplaces, beehive dishwasher and micro- Susan Donahue,Sentry DON’T Miss The Boat! wooded, small pond, 1-4pm. 7 Laurwood wave oven, full base­ ■ Klernan Real Estate, I^LOTS/IANO horse barn, older home grant proposais, and provide administra­ Drive. (Birch Moun­ oven, 3 brs, 2Yi baths, Real Estate, 643-4060.O 649-1147.0______Fantastic opportunity tive support. Experience in housing, and on a 3 + oc parcel with ment and attached gar­ to purchase a home on If^FOR SALE In need of repairs, 750 tain area) Dutch brook and pond, owner age. No gimmicks, lust BOLTON - 8 room Con- ft. frontage. $279,900. familiarity with McIntosh computer pre­ Raised Ranch In quiet MANCHESTER — Must temporory -1 yr. old Timber Trail In Man­ 2nd loon up to $50,000. solid dollar value. aelll Cape. 3-4 bedrooms, 2 chester’s Lookout Mtn. LAND - Give us a call Ellington, high and ferred. Compensation negotiable. Send residential, treed, 1.09 $329,900. Philips Real Compare! Come see located In preferred about our 6% private drv, .574 acre building acre lot. Offering 3 the mode of tomorrow full baths. Fireplace In living Immaculate 5 year old “L" shap^ C a ^ , 6 area! $345,000. Featur­ nelghborhooodI 3 lot on sewer line. Ideal resume by September 22, to Co-Op Initia­ bedrooms, 2'/s baths, 2 Estate, 742-1450.O room, appliancee and morell bdrms, ceramic baths, land loons In Coven­ In your own lot and rooms, skylights, 2 zone oil heat, natural ing 3 bedrooms; 2'/j try/Hebron. Approved to r modular home tives, 60 Lorraine Street, Hartford, CT car garage, applian­ COVENTRY - 925 Pucker 1848 sq. n. REDUCED to baths; sunroom; ap- fp, hw tirs, 1st fl. Street. Estate forces home! Blanchard 8, woodwork, oak cabinets, well insulated, full laundry, 2 car garage, building lots starting at builder, priced at 06105. ces, rear deck, wood Rossetto Realtors," $149,900 Call Owner. 847- pllanced; h/w floors; $65,000. Flano Real Est- $55,900. Philips Real paneled rec room sale on this like new 1714. basement, convenient location, city water tieldstone fireplace; 2 private treed yard. We're Selling Houses" Plaster construction, ate, 646-5200.n______Estate, 742-1450.D w/tireplace, wet bar home on 2 acres! Less 646-2482.D and sewer car garage and too and bookcases. Newly than 3 years old, 3brs, 2 CLASSIC Colonial - Tree many amenities to Martin School! ANDOVER - 2.7 wooded painted In and out. baths, large op- JUST Listed $140’s - Im­ lined street, sidewalks, mention! Klernan Real $219,900. Jackson & acres near lake, ap­ INVESTMENT Security system. Move pllanced country kit­ maculate 7 rm, 2 bath village charm, go with 6484122 Owner Estate, 649-1147.0 Jackson Real Estate, proved, School Road, PROPERTY IS in condition. $199,000. chen, finished walk-out Ranch located off 647-8400.O $69,900. 742-5089.______this older 6 room Co- Directions: North on Broad, right onto 646-7268.______basement. Reduced Forest St. In E. Hart­ lonlol. Screened porch, ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ $10,000 to $169,900. Phil­ ford. "Gold Coast". Westerly St. CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS ily, (3) six families, 11 BURCEK DEAL Of The Century -31 Call Lolse Panella to private yard, fireplace. ICONDOMINIUMS John Paul Lane, North ips Real Estate, 742- Lovely residential FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE and 14 unit properties HIRING 1450.O see this cream puff. tor sale. All hove some Coventry. $90,000 2nd Blanchard 8, Rossetto neighborhood. Call Mortgage - No pay­ BOLTON - Light, bright, Ron Fournier tor a owner financing avail­ KING Realtors," We’re Sel­ able tor qualified buy­ ments until the year and airy. Immaculate ling Houses" 646-2482.D personal Inspection of 2000 (Based on 8% fixed condition, freshly this lovely home. ers. Call 871-6367. An $ 5 a n d up rate, No points. No painted, new carpet­ JUST Listed ISO's - Every­ RE/MAX East of the Informational bro- prepayment penalty) ing, 2 floor to celling thing Imaginable has River, 647-1419.0 chure will be mailed. and builder will con­ fireplaces, 3brs, 7V2 been done to restore ACT NOW to start this gracious 7 room AMENITIES Galore. sider trade of your baths, fam ily room, on What 0 deal! Splendid 4 AND WE’LL GIVE YOU A FAMILY ROOM — FREE!’ property toward this a aulet street. home to Its original year old Salt Box on new 3050 sq.ft. Contem­ $210,000. Philips Real condition. New roof large lot In pork set­ All shifts 5:30AM to porary with ceramic Estate, 742-1450.O garage, etc. Blanchard 8< Rossetto Realtors," ting. Bedroom on first ONLY ^5,000 DOWN MANCHESTER - Main tiled kitchen and BEAUTIFUL Oversized - floor with cathedral breakfast nook, floor We're Selling Houses" Street, tor lease or 12:30PM*. If you can Brick Cope, 2,300st, 8 646-2482.0 ceilings In living room 5 models to choose from sale. 1000 sq.ft, on bus to celling Granite fire­ rooms, 4 brs, 2'/s baths, and dining room. Wood Attached garages MODEL HOURS place, 4 brs, 2 full MANCHESTER - Price 'OPbLAND line, private parking, work from 2hrs to 8hrs (In-law possibility), stove, hot tub 8, ap­ w/opener Tues. & Thursday storage. Immediate oc- baths, 2 half baths, hardwood parquet drastically reduced! pliances Included. P ri­ 2 bedroom^ 6:00 - 9:00 P.M . cuponcy. Coll 644-2690. lacuzzi and 3 car gar­ $132,500. Nows the time ' ■ f ^ P G L L N flooring, large country vate beach privileges 1'6 baths per day between these age. Philips Real Est- kitchen, trench doors, 2 to buy! Don’t miss this and view of lake. Call LOT 2 Sat. & Sunday MANCHESTER - 300-700 ote, 742-1450.D______spacious 8 room Colon­ LOTS 1 a ] ALSO OPEN... A GREAT CHANCE TO Fully applianced 1:00 - 4:00 P.M . sq.ft, new office spaces fireplaces, deck. Great and ask for Alex, 649- TOUR 3 OPEN HOUSES yard! Coventry ial with 4 or 5 bed­ Choice of colors lust completed. Excep­ NORTH Coventry - 56 5159, RE/MAX East of COVENTRY NEW NEW NEW S2«S,5S0 Call 64S-8480 tional location on hours apply in person $192,900. Philips Real rooms, 1'/2 baths. En­ BUILDER QiyiNQ LIBERAL CREDITS AT CLOSINO. Meneloue Priced from $139,900. Deer Hill Lane. Builder the River, 647-1419.0 Pi/LONIH )MINItl.\ls Spencer Street, lust off will consider trade - Estote, 742-1450.O closed front and back •pllt/cantemporery wllh S* bedroom*. 2200 eq. R. of lu«ury....eaey IMng For Info to: porches. Susan Do­ TREE Lined & Proud - on mia quiet cul-de-eac. Formal dinlnq room. Itm lly room w/firepleoa. oN 384 at the cross roods of New 3,300 sa.ft. Custom ASHFORD - Striking! $199,9(X). Is the neigh­ bol water heal, central vac end much more make th it a home lo can your Manchester, Glaston­ Contemporized Cape $269,900. Brand "New" nahue, Sentry Real Est­ own. Compare to the othara...bulldar will be on ana. DIRECTIONS: Route "PHASE I ONLY ate, 643-4060.O borhood that soys walk 31 lo Ripley HIH lo Cooper to Brenda Larm on right. Further Into, call bury and East Hart­ 467 on cul-de-sac overlook­ Cope with 0 unique down my street, be rag-STTS Directions: (From Hartford) I-84E Exit 62 — Right at end of ramp. Left onto Tolland ford. All utilities In­ ing golf course (rear floor plan which In­ MANCHESTER - Enloy friendly and glad that Turnpike. Bear right on North Main Street. Right on Main Street. Right on cluded. call 649-2748 or view). Huge20x24fam­ cludes a sunken fam ily cozing up In the fire- of all the areas In Woodland Street. I/IO mile on right. 649-0593. BURGER Center St. ily rm, private en­ room with cathedral placed living room of Manchester you live (From Boston) 1-84 Exit 63. Right off exit. 2nd light right on Rt. 83. One mile take e~ ------trance to studio above celling and fireplace, this 3 bedroom, I'/j Weeks Breen Assodales, he. here. Your special! right North Main. Next light left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland 1/10 BOLTON - Route 44. Manchester garage, possible In-law master bedroom with bath full dormered And this house It too. 1733 Storrs Rd., Storrs, CT mile on right. KING situation, priced well balcony overlooking Cape. $148,000. Privacy Beautiful new 400 sq.ft, ‘ Must be 18 or older 1st floor den, enclosed double office, with la­ to work late night. below replacement fam ily room and on offered by this large porch - a wonderful 646-2462 487-1767 cost. Reduced to open kitchen/dining treed, fenced yard. Su­ vatory. Excellent ex­ entertainment & fam­ REALTY WORLD posure. $545. Includes 1 EOE/H/M/F $297,900. Philips Real area. D.W. Fish Realty, san Donahue, Sentry ily home! Anne M iller Estate, 742-1450.D 643-1591 .□ Real Estate, 643-4060.n Manning Rraijy electricity. 646-4666 or Real Estate, 647-8000.O 871-7888. APARTMENTS ■qoJAFARTMENTS {STORE AND FOR RENT i ^ ^ I for r e n t OFFICE SPACE S pceioli# IXftt! LEGAL NOTICF.S I a TI MISCELLANEOUS t Thirty Locust Street. 4 MANCHESTER - 4 room 102 J SPORTING TAG room heated apart­ O FFIC E Space available FLOORING E l l SERVICES GOODS apartment. Applian­ tor shoring arrange­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS SALES ment 1st floor. Secur­ ces, separate utilities, 1 ity. No pets. $650 ment. Approximately ESTATE OP cor parking. 643-4827. ROBERT C. HILL NOTICE OP HEARING GSL Bulldino Mainte­ G D LF Clubs. Used starter TA G Sale - Rain or snine. monthly. 646-2426.9om- 860 sq.ft. Pleasant at­ „ ESTATE OP FLOOR SANDING nance Co. Commerci­ and full sets. $25 to $95. CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/PAPERINC CLEANING SERVICES mosphere In profes­ The Honorable William E. 82 Oxford Street, Satur­ 5pm weekdoys.______P LEASAN T - Quiet 4 KATHERINE J. MALONEY al/Reildentlal building Also miscellaneous day, September 9th, REMODELING room apartment. sional building. Ideal FitzGerald, Judge of the • New and Old Floora VERNON. For limited Court of Probate, District of Pursuant to on order ot Hon. repairs ond home Im­ clubs. 649-1794. 9am-3pm. Clothing. W ALLPAPERING & Working lady pre­ tor accountant. Insu­ Thomas F. Rody, III, Acting • Natural & Stained provements. Interior COUNTRY CLEANERS time only enloy o tree Manchester at a hearing held MANCHESTER - 6 East- ■MR C«atraeUn t l Mwtlwrtw ferred. Non-smoker. rance broker, financial on 9/4/89 ordered that all Judge, a hearing will be held Floora and exterior painting, PAINTING Commercial and residential. color television with on on application requesting MUSICAL land Drive. Bargains AdOWorw. remodi#nft wood MMoq. No pets 649-5897. planner or other ser­ claims must be presented to light carpentry. Com­ CeWnga Repaired or Rapieoed Experienced and dependable. signed lease. Modern the fiduciary at the address permission to sell real prop­ John Vortoillo — 6465750 galore. Friday and Sat­ dodit. rooAng, ooneralo work. Insured/Referencae vice oriented protes- plete lonltorlal ser­ ITEMS m«onry 4 ptMM of oonMruotlorv spacious 1 bedroom below. Failure to promptly erty. os In sold application on urday, September 8th, Cell lor a free eetImMa. slons. 646-8886.______file more fully appears, at vice. Experienced, rel­ If yoi/'n $hk of oonineton not 6 .L McHngh apartment, Eot-ln kit­ I CONDOMINIUMS present any such claim may iable, free estimates. A R M S TR O N G Flute - 9th, 9am-4pm. Music, roturning you eolk — eoll m l Carol Green chen, large bedroom, I FOR RENT M AN CH ESTER - Main result In the loss of rights to Manchester Probate Court LEGAL NOTICES ~ Like new. Best offer. car, household, toys. FuRy Inturod • Froo EtUmotot 6434321 Street location. 1700 recover on such claim. 44 Center Street 643-0304. private balcony, stor­ NGTICE TD CREDITDRS 643-9646. M$.172t 649-0778 so.ft. of 'dlvtdoble Susan McQuav P.O. Box 191 BDLTDN - 40 Flora Road, ■th for Mark WEIGLFS PAimNG Ca age, large pool, heat MANCHESTER - One Manchester, CT ESTATE DP Saturday, September ond hot water Included. space. Private oft Ass't Clerk WILLIAM L. LUBTTOENS Quality work at a bedroom townhouse. on 9/21/89 at 10:00 AM. {PETS AND 9, 9am-3pm. Toys, Storting at $495. Coll street parking. First The fiduciary Is: The Honorable William E. reesonabls pricel LANDSCAPING Fully oppllonced klt- Joyce M. Clough I GARDENING clothes and furniture. GCF HOME 870-9665.______. Chen, living room with floor convenience. $9 All persons having an FitzGerald, Judge of the SUPPLIES Interior & Exterior c/o John D. LoBelle, Esq. Interest In sold matter may Court ot Probote, District ot Free Estimates fireplace, olr condi­ per sq.ft. Sentry Real 295 East Center Street C H R Y S A N TH E M U M S - MANCHESTER - 83 Bell SERVICES bPERIENCED LIKE private home. 3'/? Estate, 643-4060. appear and be heard ot that Manchester at a hearing held FR EE long haired rabbit, Street, September 9th, Remodeling, repair, decks, rooms. Lease. Secur­ tioning, wosher/dryer P.O. Box 511 tini#. on 9/5/89 ordered that oil You dig your con­ Call Brian Welgle Manchester, C T 04040 orey o little over 1 year 10th. 8:30am-3pm. trim work, small )oba. BOBCAT LOADER ity. Working single hook-up, deck. $675 per Elizabeth A. Bldwell claims must be presented to tainer. 550 Bush Hill 645-8912 operator with York rake MANCHESTER - Main 017-09 the fiduciary at the address old. 649-6470.______Three families. House­ Senior Citizen Discount mole preferred. 643- month plus utilities. Ass't Clerk Road, Manchester. attachment for hire. 649-2369.______Street location. Lease below. Failure to promptly hold Items, collecti­ 2880,______014-09 present any such claim mov 645-6S59 Fully Insuranced. entire second floor or {MISCELLANEOUS bles, hand braided 118 Main Street, 3 room VERNON - 1 bedroom Individual offices. Heat result In the loss ot rights to WE DELIVER 10x14 rug, antique sew­ GEORGE N. condo with garage, recover on such claim. FOR SALE 644-6046 apartment Including Included. Oft street TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT For Home Delivery. Call ing machine, furniture, ABLE HOME heot/hot water. $560 pool and appliances. Susan McQuav quilting frame, double CONVERSE parking available. $11 NOTICE OP Ass't Clerk IMPROVEMENT Painting and Decorating per month. Security. $525 monthly plus utlll- per sq.ft. Sentry Real ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE 647-9946 stainless steel sink. Established 1981 CONCRETE ' No pets. 646-2426, 9om- tles. 953-6328.______The flduclory Is: Xfcnday Is Frklav. S Is 6 E N D R O L L S Paper Hanging Estate, 643-4060. In accordance me the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 ond Barry W. Botticello Much more. liitrodiKM the 5pm weekdays.______MANCHESTER - Porter­ K ' •’**'*• '• hereby given of the adoption 247 Main Street 27'A" width — 25« MANCHESTER - 57 Wa­ CALL 643-2804 field Condo tor rent. 2 by the Board ot Directors of the Town of MonchMfer, LEGAL NOTICES MANOR ROOM Roman Spiewak CHARM ING 5 room hls- MANCHESTER - 3'/j Connecticut on September 5, 1989. Manchester, C T 04040 13" width — 2 tor 25C shington Street, Sep­ bedroom townhouse Newsprint end rolls can ba Custom designed modular torlc Colonial. Coven­ rooms, 760 sq.ft, of 018-09 tember 9th, 9am-5pm. with locuzzl, skylight, PROPOSED ORDINANCE PLANNING CGMMISSIDN picked up et the Manchester addition. Semi-Retired Mason Contractor try Village. Secured prestigious office Coort el Probate, TDWN DP BDLTGN September 10th, 10am- Brick, Block or Stone oil appliances and gar­ B^E O R O A It^ D by the Board ot Directors ot the Town ot Herald O NLY before 11 a.m. • UghiwslBM — can bt addsd Patnlar and Paper Haidar parking. $630 monthly. space available Imme­ District of Manctiester LEGAL NDTICB 4pm. Chimneys, Patios, Walls age, 2'/? baths. No pets. jj* Town of Manchester purchase from the NDTICBS DP HBARINO Monday through Thursday. to tKislIng dacka or pallo't 30 Years Experience Naw, RestoraHoni and Rapdis No pets. 742-6715 or diately In Watkins Cen­ Star# OT Connecticut for the sum ot SEVEN TY-TW O RESUBOIVISION OF DEER NEIGHBDRHDDD Tag • No foundation naadad — so Available Imme- IN RE: Insurance and Rslerencas 456-0064. ter, Main Street. Coll THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO DOLLARS RUN — A 5.57 acre porcol at RUSS Grand Tour T7 Sale - Tanner Street, can ba buHt anywhara 646-4134 dlotely. $1,300. Be­ 643-0078. KIMBERLEE J. McKAV 391 Wsst Stroet was In July ap­ • Oualky malarlals 449 Main Street, 5 room oremisii d ^S -lb S l In speed bike. $100. Wash­ Manchester. Saturday, Marty Mattsson tween 8om-3pm, 646- Schedule A attached hereto. Pursuont to on order of Hon. proved for a four-lot subdivi­ burn bass guitar. $200. • Insulalsd Get that chimney re­ apartment. $600 per 6454, 6pm-9pm, William E. RtzGerald, Judge, sion. Th# developer, Roberts September 9th, 9am- • M

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C u tlass D i 4 IA / M m a v ------. - * dows. $5,495 or best 1967 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 CARTER SCHALLER Bv Barry W llner offer. 742-1398 Calais Coupe 1986 LeSatxe LTD Cpa $8860 CHEVROLET — GEO The Associated Press day men’s semifinals. Saturday 1986 Olds Calais $6960 ACURA QUALITY CLYbE evenings.______S t# 9 4 0 7 1229 M a in St., M anchester PRE-OWNED AUTOS women’s finals, Sunday men’s finals. TR atawtna 4-w«y Mtnuel B m i . 1986 Chev Monte Cerlo $8486 U $ E D C A R $ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. PONTIAC Firebird 1977 - 63 NiMin Slanzi *7995 POL. Eng U IM r, b l L4 (Toctt IV). 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 S7 Buk* LeSatn Esl Wm. •11.796 ROUTE 83, VERNON NEW YO RK — Steffi Gra f fought off That’s as all the other Grand Slams Needs work. Best offer. AT. R m t Detoogtr. P18S«ni3 9BR S 8pd.. A/C 1966 Buick Elactra 380 $10250 M Chei, CHstlon 4 Door • 4.298 87C«(lc«QTS Mugs Gabriela Sabatini and a late attack of are and that is probably how this one Coll 649-9151 after 5pm. W W T ln i, B airn, Power Front DIk 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 A RR Orum, CompoeRi iktogm 1966 El Camino loaded $7960 n Chsv Csitbfily Sts Wag • 9998 S Spd.. Lowtgd. Rgd leg cramps Friday to move into the should be. too. I probably won’t see it A U D I 4000 1980 - $2500. M— cMmpi. Bumper Wide Rub. 1965 Buick Riviera $9480 S4 CIMV Cavallsr H/B Cpa • 3.498 63 Pontlgc 6000 LE •sggs 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 atrip. Front A Rew R/SIde Mkror. M IF Ford Escort LX 2 Dr • 9898 V 6. Auto. Logtfgd U.S. Open women’s final. in my lifetime.’’ 1985 Cadi Sad. Dev $8995 64 Ch«v CaprlM a«Mlc *4605 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 Excellent condition AM^M ETR w^eek A Seen. Trip M Chev Csmaro Cpe • 9996 OdomNer. Dome Courteey UgNe. 1965 Buick Regal Cpa. $6860 V6. Loodgd 65 Buick Electre 4 Dr. *9995 Graf, the top seed, defending Navratilova seemed most bothered plus extras. 646-9826. ^ ^ M Chav Bsrsita Cpe • 9.498 reeer anouKier Dene 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 66 Acura Intogra 3 Dr. M1465 champion and winner of six of the last by the early starting time of 11 a.m., PLYMOUTH Renault 87 Chev Nove 4 Dr • 9296 Auto. A/C. Low MHot. Rod 65 Buick Someraat 2 Dr. *7295 Over 12 to choose from 1985 Olds Clera $5895 88 Buick Ftagal Sonwceal 2 0r • 9796 65 Escort S/W rgggs 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 which is traditional at the Open but 1982 - All options, 81K. 88 Ply Sundence 2 Of 5 Spd.. Staroo seven GrandSlamevents, rallied fora starting at 1964 ddsm oMe FIranza $4960 • 7.495 80 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 victory. As in last year’s extremely unpopular with the Excellent condition. 1 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 88 Chav Chevelte 2 Or • 9898 67 Dodga Colt *9995 84 Camaro Cpa Barllnalta 4 Or.. Auto. Econo Car 86 Century Wagon *7495 players. owner, $1,950 or best 81 Adams St., Manchester • 9798 87 Jaop Wranglor *8065 Open final against the Argentine offer. 647-0347. $9,999* 89 Chev Celebrity 4 Door •12.498 5 Spd.. V-6. Soft Top 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 Graf struggled with Sabatini’s topspin “ Playing at 11 a.m. is ridiculous.” ‘Indudw All QM IncantIvM 649-4571 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr • 9298 66 Buick Century uggs Be Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 OR Hnancing as low as 2.9% T R U C K $ Auta A/c shots. she said. “ One year, the guys had to 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 88 Ford Bronco II 4a4 XLT • 9.886 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 S 8pd.. A/C But once Graf hit stride the start (the semifinals) at 10 a m., T IE R IN N I’S 87 Chav Atiro CL Paaa Van • 9.888 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 63 Olda Clora 13995 third-seeded Sabatini had little Edberg versus Wilander. So they 88 Ford F280 4x4 Pickup • 9 7 9 8 V5. Auto, A/C 87 Buick Skylark 4 Or. *8795 ?76 HARTFORD RD . MANCHESTER Champagne & Sons Lincoln Mercury 89 Chav S-10 4x4 Blazer •19498 65 NItaan Spntra *1995 87 Buick Elactra 4 Dr. *13795 chance of stopping the West German protested. Big protest: they started 15 88 Ply Voyager Fata Wg. • 7.T98 5 Spd.. Storoo minutes late. That’s not going to get us 88 Dodge Rider 4x4 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 from making her 11th straight trip to a •19480 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM anywhere. 649-5823 88 Chav C20 Pick up • 7.198 345 CENTER ST., 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 Grand Slam final. The last time Graf DonT miss the Summer MANCHESTER was not in the championship match of “ You gotta get organized and say. 646-6464 647-7077 Ctearance Specials 872-9111 a major tournament was at the 1987 ‘Look, this is a big game.’ You don’t Australian Open, which Graf skipped start the Super Bowl at 11 a.m.” M AUDI 4N* $2500 Exc«ll«nt condition Buy Here-Pay Here Next up for Graf is No. 2 Martina Friday’s early start didn’t help •S C H I V Y .Smnll Down Paynu'nla Navratilova, seeking her fifth Ameri­ Garrison get a jump on Navratilova. C A M A K O Z - n $5900 can crown. The fifth seed, who ended Chris T-Top. OrMt buy Payments as low as **30/week •S CH IVY CAMARO $4499 The match with Sabatini took 1 % Evert’s Grand Slam career on Tues­ V-6. 6 Sp aod Pav thru Dealer hour, 55 minutes, more than twice the day, did take the first set to a • 5 B U I C K tie-breaker, but Navratilova won it SOMIRfIT RIOAL time Graf usually has needed for her 2 Door. Loidod Bankrupt? Bad Credit? Slow Credit? CHORCHES matches here. It might have been i 7-4. 7IOMC SUBURBAN (HRYSLKR more than Graf expected — she left “I have to get more vicious,” V-6. PB. Good Cond. Having difficulties buying a car? Oadge Dodge Trucks Garrison said. “ There has to be •1 PORSCHI M4 '-'lu i - the court seconds after her backhand SIKfor Qr«y drop shot finished off Sabatini. something to make me, I mean, really I4PRO-STRIIT Call 228-1022 suffering from cramping in both want it. Maybe that’s the problem. I Z-21 CAMARO $14,000 thighs. want it too much. If I could have just Routes 6 & 66 Columbia Th« Aitoclatad Pr«M “ She went immediately to the put the pressure on when the pressure training room, as we advise all g o o d n e s s - Steffi Graf of West Germany drops her was there to be put on her. then the players to do when they are cramp­ racket after beating Gabriela Sabatini in three sets in^their outcome could have been different” ing,” said Dr. Gary Wadler. "She semifinal match at the U.S. Open Friday. John McEnroe won his fourth Open over responded well to ice and massage.” doubles title, but with a different 100 partner than in the other three. Graf apparently began cramping Navratilova moved into the finals And it will be played between the after the fifth game of the third set. here for the sixth time in seven years, men’s semifinals — No. 2 Boris McEnroe, who teamed with Peter then bitterly criticized the way the Fleming to win here in 1979, 1981 and '2 5 9 Adams St. Factory Invoice On All '89 She used a medicated spray to freeze Becker faces No. 14 Aaron Krickstein EXIT62 tournament is run. ’83, and Aust-alian Mark Woodforde MANCHESm' the area and closed out the match. in the opener at 11 a.m. EDT; the Om-84 Navratilova avenged her quarterfi­ defeated Ken Flach and Robert 6 4 9 -1 7 4 9 C ars & Trucks In Stock, PLUS "W e anticipate she should do very other semifinal has top seed Ivan MANCHESTER well.” Wadler said. "Hopefully, she’!! nal loss to Zina Garrison last year Lendl against No. 6 Andre Agassi Seguso 6-4, 4-P, 6-3, 6-3. ★ MANCHESTER ★ Very Special Prices On ’90 In be back tomorrow, playing full with a 7-6. 6-2 victory. Just when she after the women’s final. McEnroe and John Newcombe are Member Conn. Valley & Western Mass. Olds Dealers steam.” will meet Graf on Saturday isn’t " I said last week in Toronto, when the only men to win Open doubles Stock Or Incoming Sabatini was bitterly disappointed known, which was part of the second they were asking about the scheduling crowns with more than one partner. It DONT BUY ANY NEW 1989 that she fell short of upsetting her seed’s complaints. at the U.S. Open, that whomever did it was the third tournament title for doubles partner. McEnroe-Woodforde, who got to­ “ For the women'to play a final and must have been on drugs because it OLDSMOBILE UNTIL YOU GET A PLUS ... Trades Needed ... " It ’s very hard for me, when I ’m has absolutely no rhyme or reason.” gether last year. not know what time you’re goingto go “ I ’ve tried to erase the singles from 'Invoice Shown Every Time down and I feel all my energy was on is ludicrous.” said Navratilova, Navratilova said. “ It’s tailored for given mentally to the match,” ‘Saba­ TV, but I think we’re to the point now my memory, ’ ’ said McEnroe, who lost second-seeded here but a non-winner in the second round here. “ This is a ^Rebates up to tini said. “ I need to mature more at in a Grand Slam event since the 1987 where tennis is either going to carry (fU A / Financing those moments. itself or people just aren’t going to hell of a way to do it. Open. "There is no reason for that. “ I hadn’t played doubles much in Don't Sign the Purchase 1 On Selected *2000 on "For me. she was very beatable You can play it at 12:30 or play it at 4 watch it because it’s Saturday. OR today.” the last five years. Now I know why I TIJf /Ui Models selected models p.m. This is a Grand Slam final, too "Either we’re going to watch it — Order Until You,.. Thursdayinursaay womenwomen’s s semitmals.semifinals, Fri­Fri- liked------it so much.’ yOiMSehctlonl ^OjRnondngl * PRE OWNED SPECIALS ★ ^ CXr iM U ig Aogram yOirTiadtAMowand Lendl continues his assault for title at Open 86 PLYMOUTH 87 JEEP 84 BUICK By Barry Wllner nal victory over Jimmy Connors. With the crowd C« New 1989 Cutlass Hot New 1989 Cutlass New 1989 Cutlass VOYAGER CHEROKEE 4x4 CENTURY The Associated Press Open, he’s a strong plx.y«r on hardcourt and in the Auto, Air, LE Interior, Auto, Air, Pioneer Pkg. Xtra Auto, Air, PWR Windows. firmly behind the 37-year-old Connors, Agassi fell best-of-5. C a la is C ou p e Supreme Coupe Clera 4 Dr. Sedan Woodgrain Sidaa, Caetatta Nice. Locks, Sunroof, PWR Seats, behind two sets to one, getting shut out in the third ai4««)7 Low Mllet. “ He didn’t play McEnroe or Wilander, but he did $•(#9169 A# 9410 LIST *10345 LIST *12235 NEW Y ORK — Ivan Lendl looks ready for another set. LIST *5768 play Jay Berger and players like that and, assault on the U.S. Open. And that, he says, means But he stormed back and won a five-setter for the SALE SALE especially over five, he is definitely better than <8875 *11395 absolutely nothing. first time in his four-year pro career. SALE *4975 those guys. He deserves to be in the semifinals.” "You don’t get points for looking good in the “ I felt very satisfied with myself throughout the ... SM gring 4-wwy ManuM SeM. Becker, on the other hand, feels lucky to have Till. Irtl. Viripere. A C 4 Beeeon. Ov. P D U E n g 2.5 UMr. LA (Teoh IV). previous matches,” Lendl said after moving into entire match,” the 19-year-old Agassi said. “ My Ber>oh Beet Reer Oefogoer. AT. Beer DelOgger. PISS/SOBIS P188/76R14 W W Tiree. 2.5 Uter 86 OLDS DELTA 86 CHRYSLER gotten this far. He saved two match points against SB R W W Tiree, Brakea. Rawer From Tlt. *Tt. AC 4 S a o n a DW. BarvA Saturday’s semifinals with a 6-4,6-0,6-1 victory over ba.sic strategy was: I’m not going to try to pound E F IL 4 (Tech IV. AT, Compoett He- Oleo A R R OoiTv nnm pneM hWo- 89 DODGE Derrick Rostagno in the second round, one thanks to logen Heediampe. Bumper Mold­ S«>t. B w i M o q o w . PIU/7iSU WW LEBARON GTS Tim Mayotte. gen Heedtempa, Bum paM M de Rub. J.5 Uta, tFI U Oach IV). AI, ROYALE him off the court. I ’m going to try to make him earn ing Front A Beer. PB. Front Dleo B tha, Prom A Bear FVSIde Mnor. V-e, Auto, Air, P. Windows, 4 Dr. Liftback, Auto. Air, SPIRIT a lucky bounce off the net cord. neier Drum, Body Side Molding. CocnpoVla Holoean Haodkimp, Lendl, the three-time champion who has been in every point that he makes.” AM ^M ETB wRIeeh A Scan. Trip Locks, Seat. Low Miles. PWR Windows, Locks. Tilt, 9000 miles. Remainder of 7/70 Front Wheel Drive. Rear Side Mir­ O domety. Dom e Ooutgey Uepta. M okAig Frart A Ran. F«. Fr a Cruise, Turbo, Ex Cond warranty. Auto, Air, Turbo. •he U.S. Open finals the last seven years, plays The strategy will be the same against Lendl. ror. Bear Shoulder BeAe Dhc Raoi Dt«n, BoO, Slda MtWAna. LIST *8995 “ When you are almost out of the tournament, with LIST *6745 LIST *10864 Andre Agassi in the semis. Over 12 to choose Horn Over 15 to choose from From VAwal Ortwa. Bata Sda lAffot “ He did a pretty good job on me last year, ’’ Agassi two match points against you, and you win. after Ovof 60 to Choose from “ I haven’t been doing too bad agaipst him so far,” Starting at starting ct SALE *7495 recalled. that anything is extra,’ ’ Becker said. Storting at SALE *5697 SALE *9977 Lendl said. Lendl has won all five of his matches The other semifinal has three-time Wimbledon Krickstein was ahead of Berger 3-6. 6-4, 6-2. 1-0 19,999* 112,999* against Agassi, including a four-setter in the 1988 M 1.999* champion Boris Becker against Aaron Krickstein. when Berger retired with severe leg cramps. In d u d M Al GM Incentlw) 'IncAidw Al GM hcenllvw Open semifinals and a 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 victory at the inetjdas AI GM Incenttvea 80 Oakland St., Manchester It is the second trip to the semifinals here for ^OR Hncnctx) o i low ca 2.9% on Hnondno a low a 2.9% Canadian Open last month. OR FlnoncAig oa low o) 2.9% J Becker, who lost to Miloslav Mecir in 1986. “ Obviously, you don’t like to win a match like The New Generation Of Oldsmobile ^ tournament to get into the Krickstein never has been this far at the Open. that,” said Krickstein, a non-winner since 1984 who Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 hnals,” Lendl said. “ I play this tournament trying “ He is a good player,” Becker said of Krickstein. has overcome a string of injuries in recent years. to win and that’s what it holds for me.” whom he has beaten three straight, including ‘T v e had some bad luck over my career, so I ’ll take Agassi looked good and dreadful in his quarterfi­ Wimbledon this year. “ Especially here at the U. S. anything that I can get right now.” I i Sn — MAlMrHITRTFR HTTUiT n o ___ „ ____

Scoreboard Sports in Brief National League reaulta U.S. Open title by beating Tom David Jockson TO-TS— 145 New era to open in Dallas Okker 14-12, 5-7, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. AAark Pfell 74- 71— 145 BasebaD Willie Wood 75- 70— 145 1974 — Jimmy Connors Dillard Pruitt 74-71— 145 Football Cardinals 11, Cuba 8 Joel Edwards 71.74— 145 UConn football opens season romps to a 6-1, 6-0, 6-1 victory Tony Sills 72.74— 146 over Ken Rosewall to win the David Conlpe 74-72— 146 STLOUIS STORRS — The University of Connecticut football NFL Roundup CHICAGO Lance Ten Broeck 74.72— 146 National League standings o b r h b l U.S. Open. obrhM Kart Kimball 74- 72—N FL146 standings team, coming off three consecutive winning Colemon IT 6 3 3 1 Walton cf 5 110 1979 — John McEnroe beats Chorles Bowles 71- 7 S-146 campaigns, will hope to embark on a fourth OSmIth ss 5 2 11 Sndbro 2b 5 3 4 3 Kari Zoller 75.71— 146 EoM DIvMlen Guerrer lb 4 2 4 5 Groce lb 3 111 Vitas Gerulaitas in three sets AMERICAN CONFERENCE Saturday at 1 p.m. when the Huskies host Central W L Pet. OB Rick Pearson 74.72— 146 By Mary Schneider Bmnsfcv r1 4 1 1 0 Dawson rf 5 12 0 East CMcooo 78 63 — to win the U.S. Open. Jim Benepe 70.76— 146 Connecticut State University at 16,200-seat Memor­ .553 Pnditn 3b 5 1 2 2 McCIndn If 3 2 11 W L T Pet. 1 The Associated Press St. Louis 77 63 .550 Chorles eollino 75- 71-146 Oouend 2b 5 1 2 1 Doscenz If 10 10 Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 ial Stadium. New York 75 65 .536 Kent Klubo 75-71— 146 T/7 M Thm p cf 4 0 1 0 Low 3b 3 0 11 Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000 Montreal 75 66 .532 3 Jock Kay Jr 7^76-146 This is the second meeting between the two state Quisnbrv p 0 0 0 0 MlWtIms p 0 0 0 0 M iam i 0 0 0 .000 Nothing is forever. Not even a Pittsburgh 61 79 .436 16»/j Bobby Cole 77-70-147 TPeno c 4 0 1 1 Pico p 0 0 0 0 New England 0 0 0 .000 schools. UConn won the initial meeting in 1986 by a Phllodelohio 57 83 .407 20»/» GoU Barry Cbeesmon 75- 72— 147 fedora on the sidelines. Corpntr p 0 0 0 0 Webstr pb 10 0 0 N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 West Division Rod Curl 74-74— 148 20-9 count. M o rris cf 1 0 1 0 Oimston ss 4 0 0 0 Cofftrol For the first time in their w L Pet. OB RIchord Zokol 74-75— 149 Moorone p 10 0 0 G lrordl c 3 0 3 2 Onclnnatl 0 0 0 .000 This is Central s second game of the season with Son Froncisco 81 60 .574 __ Bob Eastwood 76- 73— 149 30-year history, the Dallas Cow­ LirKJmn ph 10 0 0 Wvnr>e ph Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 Houston 75 6 10 00 Tommy Mudd the Blue Devils a 24-6 winner over Division III 66 .532 Costello p 0 0 0 0 Ramos 3b 0 0 0 0 76-73— 149 Houston 0 0 0 .000 boys open an NFL season without Son Diego 74 66 .529 B.C. Open scores Steve ThonfKM 6'/2 Zelle c 1 1 0 0 Kllpus p 74- 75— 149 Plttsburoh 0 0 0 .000 Montclair State in their opener in New Britain. Cincinnotl 69 3 0 0 0 Rocky Thompson Tom Landry, the man in the hat, 72 .489 12 Lancostr p 72- 77— 149 West Los Angeles 74 0 0 00 Robert Gomez 66 .471 14>/^» 75- 75—Denver 150 0 0 0 .000 as head coach. Atlonta Asnm chr p 0 0 00 ENDICOTT, N Y (AP) — Scores Frldov Ed Humenik *\ 55 86 .390 26 76- 74—Kansas 150 City 0 0 Salazar 3b 0 0 0 0 otter the second round of the $500,000 B.C. Roy Bioncalana 0 .000 Jimmy Johnson, hired out of 76-74— ISO L.A. Raiders DwSmt ph 1000 (3pen,plavedonltie8,988-vord,par-71 En-Jole Tony Grimes 0 0 0 .000 UConn hosts Howard 76- 74—Son 150 Diego 0 0 0 the University of Miami by new Wrono c 0 00 0 Countrv Club course (o-denotesamoteur): Clark Burroughs .000 TetaH 4111 16 11 Totols 77- 74— 151 Seattle 0 0 0 .000 Lot* OoiiM Not Hk IinM »t14l Mike Bender 81.71_1S2 STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s owner Jeri^ Jones, debuts as a KeHb CIcarYWiter NATIONAL CONFCRBNCe St. Louis 11, Oilc o o a l 8S88-133 Bill Gollowov 79- 73— 152 soccer team will host sixth-ranked host Howard pro coach in New Orleans where Cincinnotl 5, Atlanta 1 S ffU H m t io 49»—11 Jim (Sallogber 8985—134 Bob Proben B oft oiicoBe 113 1 0 A - I 75-77— 152 Dallas PtHloOelBMa S, Montrool 3 m Bob Estes 6^68^134 John Deforest 0 0 0 .000 University (1-0) Sunday afternoon at 1 (WHUS the Cowboys play the Saints. 75-77-152 N.Y. Giants Now York 7, Plttsbwrot) 2 e—Oonston, Cbleman. OP—StLouls 1, G ll M organ 87-87— 134 Fron Rooch 0 0 0 .000 72^ 0-152 Phllodelphla And making Dallas’ fresh- Houston 5, Son Frondseo 3 Chicopo 2. LOB—StLouls 9. Chicooo 8. Dave EIcbelberoer 57.«7_134 Tom Gleeton 0 0 0 .000 91.7-FM) at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. UConn 80- 77-15 7 Phoenix Los Angeles at Son Oleoo, (n) 2B—TPena. Grace, Glrordl, OSmIth. Jin) Booros 7585— 135 0 0 0 .000 (3-0) is coming off a 2-0 win over Boston College from-the-campus look complete, Washington HR— Sandberg 2 (29), Coleman (2), Guerrero Mike Hulbert 8988— 135 0 0 0 .000 Wednesday night at Willow Brook Park. Howard, quarterback Troy Aikman has SMurdov^ Oomos (14), Pendleton (13). SB— McClendon (6). Ed Doughorty 8987— 138 Central Chicogo stepped from the UCLA campus Plttsburoh (Robinson 6-11) at New York S—McClendon. Zelle. SP—Law. Nolan Henke 69^7^136 0 0 0 .000 which is coming off a 5-0 win over Maryland! (Cone 12-7), 1:35 o.m. IE H a a n b e Fuzzv Zoeller 8987-136 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 into a starting job. The No. 1 pick Radio,TV Green Bov advanced to the NCAA Championship game last Atlonia (Glovlne 12-«) at Onclnnatl sn.Mrts Doug Weaver 8987— 136 0 0 0 .000 (Loorv 8-12), 2:15 pjn. Mogranc 3 8 5 5 1 Ijjrrv RInker 8988—137 Minnesota 0 0 0 .000 year before bowing to Indiana. in the regular draft, Aikman beat Tam oa Boy St. Louis (DeLeon 15-11) ot O lc o o o Costello 3 3 2 2 1 Jett Slumon 694B-137 0 0 0 .000 out Steve Walsh. No. 1 in the (Sulci Ittei4-11),4:05p.m. Carpntr WJ-4 1 1 1 0 0 Tommy Armour III 7M7— 137 West Quisnbrv 5.8 Atlanta supplemental draft and John­ PbHodelpblo (Mulhollond 4.6) of Mont­ 2 2 0 0 1 Barry Joeckel 7047— 137 Today 0 0 0 .000 Hextall refuses to play real (O .AAortlnei 15-5), 7:35 p.m. O ilc a to Joey Slndelor 8985-137 L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 son’s quarterback at Miami. Kllgus New Orleans (I Son Francisco (Downs 3-5) at Houston 8 10 5 5 2 M ark Lye 8989— 138 9:30 a.m. — College foot­ 0 0 0 .000 Loncoster Son Francisco 0 0 CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) — Philadelphia “ I’m excited,” Aikman said. (Scott 1M ), 8:35 o.m. 1-3 2 1 0 0 Ja y Haas 6949— 138 ball: Iona at St. John’s (tape 0 .000 Los Angeles (Wettelond 46) at Son Assnmehr 1 1 2 2 1 Steve Loveerv 8989— 138 SundoVi (2aiiMi Flyers goalie Ron Hextall today announced he was “ I’m looking forward to it. Diego (Whitson 1510), 10:05 p.m. MtWIIms LA 4 2-3 3 3 3 1 Nick P rice 8575— 138 delay), SportsChannel Cincinnati at Chicago. 1 o.m. Pico terminating his contract with the NHL club, “ The preseason games have 1 0 0 0 0 Lonny Wadkins 7187— 138 11 a.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open Dallas at New Orleons, 1 p.m. The Aisodttgd Pragt Kllous pitched to 3 betters In the 7th. Ronnie McConn 8989— 138 Los Angeles Rams ot Atlonta, 1 p.m. claiming it is invalid because he is underpaid. been great, and it’s been a lot of Sunday's Oomos MIWIMIams pitched to 1 better In the 9th. men’s semifinals. Channel 3 Phoenix at Detroit, 1 p.m. Bobby Clompett 7049^139 Hextall. choking back tears, said he does not plan fun, but those games haven’t HE’S READY -- New York Giants’ quarterback Phil Phllodelphla at Montreol, 1:35 p.m, H B P — MThorr>pson bv Kllous. M ork Haves 7188— 139 12:30 p.m. — College foot­ Son Francisco ot Indlonopolls, 1 p.m. Plttsburoh at New York, 1:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Toto; First, Froemmino; Mike Donald 7589— 139 Tomoo Bov ot Green Boy, 1 p.m. to attend the Flyers’ training camp, which opens counted for anything. It’s excit­ Atlonto at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. Second, DeMufh; Third, Rlppley. ball: Miami of Ohio at Purdue, ClevelancI ot Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Simms, shown in a file photo, will have to wait until Tom Pernlce Jr. 7188— 139 next week for veterans, until the Flyers agree to ing for us to get into the real Sf. Louis at Chicogo, 2:JD p.m. T—3:05. A —35,231. Doug Tewell 7885-139 ESPN New England ot New York Jets, 4 p.m. Monday night to open the NFL season when the Giants Son Francisco at Houston, 2:35 p.m. Woyne Westioer 4S.71_139 Houston at MInnesoto, 4 p.m. negotiate a new contract. season and see what type of Los Angeles ot San Diego, 4:05 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — Pirates at Mets. Buffalo at Miami, 4 p.m. Bobby Wodklns 68-72— 140 ” I won’t deny I’m making good money,” Hextall football team we’ll have this visit Washington. The rest of the NFL kicks off on Meta 7, Pirates 2 Steve Elkington 60-72— 140 WFAN (AM-660) Seattle at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Sunday. Rocco Mediate 8571—140 Kansas CItv ot Denver, 4 p.m. said at a news conference. "But I don’t feel I’m year.” 3 p.m. — Yankees at A’s, Son Diego at Los Angeles Raiders, 4o.m. AAark Brooks 7587— 140 being paid what I’m worth.” “ I think we’ll be improved.” PITTSBUIkOH N EW Y O R K Jim Thorpe 69-71— 140 Channel 30, WPOP Ob r h bl o b r h b l Steve Pate 70-70-140 Monday's <2ame Flyers spokesman Mark Piazza said the club had Aikman said. Dallas finished 3-13 head coach for the Browns. The Boomer Esiason’s passing and American League standinga BHotchr rt 4 0 0 0 Jefferls 2b 3:30 p.m. — College foot­ 5 1 1 0 Brod Bryant New York Glonts ot Washington, 9 p.m. no immediate comment but was preparing a last year. Browns’ passing game is OK with Ickey Wood’s running. Bell ss 3 0 0 0 Samuel ct 4 0 0 0 Bill Sander 7149— 140 ball: Miami at Wisconsin or VonSlyk cf 4 1 1 1 HJhnsn 3b 4 0 0 0 Saints coach Jim Mora is not Bemie Kosar, but the rushing East DtvMen Tom Sleckmonn 857J— 140 statement. New England at New York Jets: Tovlor p 0 0 0 0 Strwbrv rt 4 2 2 1 Texas A&M at Washington, W John Innxm 69-71— 140 quite sure what to expect from the could use help with Kevin Mack L Pet. OB Bonilla 3b 4 0 1 0 M cRylds If 3 1 0 0 The 1987 Vezina Cup winner as the NHL’s top Sin<:e both quarterbacks are Toronto 78 64 .549 _ Fred Funk 7888-140 Channel 8 - sitting out a drug-related Bonds If 3 0 10 Mogodn lb 3 2 3 1 Horry Tovlor 7348— 141 goalie already was going to miss the first 12 games Cowboys’ new look. He is not aching, Ken O’Brien of the Jets Baltimore 66 .542 1 King 1b 5 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA Boston 4 1 2 0 Lyons c 3 1 2 2 Dick Mast 69-72— 141 alone. suspension. 10 .500 7 Lind 2b 4 0 1 0 Elster ss of this season due to a suspension for picking a fight and Tony Eason of the Patriots, Milwaukee 4 0 2 3 AAark WIebe 70-71— 141 North Classic, ESPN Transactions 72 .493 8 Bllardell c 4 0 11 “ We really don’t know exactly New York Oleda p 4 0 0 0 Andrew Magee 71-70— 181 with Montreal’s Chris Chelios in the final game of the respective running backs, 76 .465 12 Drobek p 7:30 p.m. — College foot­ Steelers quarterback Bubby Cleveland 2 0 0 0 Ernie Gonzolez 70-71-141 what they’ll do,” said quarter­ 76 .461 M 'h Pottersn p 0 0 0 0 their Stanley Cup semifinal last season. Brister said it will be nice Freeman McNeil and the Patri­ Detroit m .378 25 Bill Buttner 71-70— 141 ball: Clemson at Florida Cangels pb 1 0 0 0 Robert Tbompson 70-71— 141 BASEBALL Hextall would not disclose the terms of that back Bobby Hebert. “ It’s not like ots’ John Stevens may have to Belinda p 0 0 0 0 State, ESPN working with new running back West DtvMen Jeff Hart 71-70—141 American League the Dallas teams we might have 1 Hall cf 1 0 0 0 contract, which he said makes him the 71st-highest Tim Worley and rookie wide carry the offenses for these AFC w L Pet. OB Rick Dolgos 70-71— 141 10 p.m. — Red Sox at KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Signed Mork Totals M 2 7 8 Totals 34 718 7 Gublczo, pitcher, through the 1992 seoson. paid player in the league. The goaltender also would faced in the past, where you know Oakland 85 55 .607 _ Don Reese 7249—141 Angels. NESN, WTIC receiver Derek Hill. East rivals. New England’s de­ Kansas City 59 .579 4 Duftv Waldorf 7249— 141 NEW YORK YANKEES—Signed Buckv not disclose how much more money he is seeking, what their tendencies are.” fense limps into the season minus Calltom la PItMMirgb 100 188 000-4 Pot Megowon 7249— 141 11:30 p.. — College football: Dent, monooer, to a contract extension “ We have guys who are capable 61 .564 6 New York In other Sunday games, it’s San Texos 030 om OOx—7 Donnie Hammond 69.73.141 through 1990. saying only, ‘ “ I want to be paid what I’m worth.” all over the field,” Brister said. Andre Tippett. Ronnie Lippett 68 .511 13W LOB—Plttsburoh 7, New York 6 2B— Mississippi at Florida (tape Minnesota M ike M iles 69-72— 141 NoHenol League Francisco at Indianapolis, Cleve­ 70 .500 15 Magodon. 3B—Elster. HR—VanSIvke (9). and Garin Veris, disabled for the Seattle P.H. Horgon III 7088— 141 delay), SportsChannel PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— 78 .439 Zi'/2 SB—Jefferies 07), Bonds (28). land at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at year. Chicago 82 .414 27 Joy Delsing 69-72— 141 Announced thort the contracts of M ike Hart,, IP N R ER BB SO Webb Heintzelmon 70-71— 141 manager of Reading In the Eostern Sullivan smashes own mark Chicago, Phoenix at Detroit, the Chicago at Cincinnati: Mike P I tM u r ib Buddy Gardner League; Mike Gulliver, manooer of FHdav's Oomos 7349— 142 Sunday Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta, Tomezak is the Bears’ quarter­ San Olago at L.A. Raiders: A new Drobek L,12-11 4 2-3 9 7 7 2 1 Sam Rondotph 7349— 142 Clearwater In the Florida State Leogue, and ELKHART LAKE. Wis. (AP) — Danny Sullivan Lots Oomos Net Included Patterson I 1-3 0 0 0 0 I Tim Corcoran, Clearwater cooch, will not be Tampa Bay at Green Bay, New back — period. Jim McMahon has quarterback. Jim McMahon, and Clevelands, Toronto4 Blaine McCalllster 70-71-142 1 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open, smashed his own track qualifying record, with Belinda I 1 0 0 0 0 (Sregory Lodehoft 71-71— 142 renewed. gone west, to San Diego. Kansas CItv 6, Minnesota 0 Tovlor 1 0 0 0 0 0 women’s doubles final, USA England at the New York Jets, a new coach, Dan Henning, give Detrolt7, ChIcogoS Doug Martin 69-73— 142 BASKETBALL teammate Rick Mears close behind Friday in the lOTW Tom NcdtoiMK B aM telM I AssoctoMon Houston at Minnesota. Buffalo at Coach Mike Ditka is evolving a the Chargers hope of coming back Baltimore at Texas, (n) Miguel Martin 70-72— 142 Cable Oleda W,11-10 9 7 2 2 2 3 NBA— Reinstated Lewis Lloyd, guard. opening round of qualifying for Sunday’s Texaco- Mllwoukeeat Seattle, (n) Bob W olcon 7070-182 Miami, Seattle at Philadelphia, new Bears team, with 18 players from a 6-10 season. Raiders HBP—Lvons bv Drobek. Fulton Allem 67-75—142 1 p.m. — Regional pro GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed Havoline 200 at Road America. Boston at Calltomla, (n) Umpires—Home, Pulll; First, David­ Kansas City at Denver, and San either in their first or second running back Marcus Allen New York at Oakland, (n) Frank Conner 70-72— 142 football coverage, Channel 3 Monute Bol, center, to a four-year contract. Emerson Fittipaldi, the series point leader, son; Second, Bonin; Third, Harvey, Mike McCullough 72-70-142 MILWAUKEE BUCKS-SIgned Fred Diego at the Los Angeles Raiders. years. should be well-rested after five- T— 2:27. A—36,902. 1 p.m. — Bengals at Bears. Roberts, forward, to a three-vear controct Saturday's (Somes Greg Powers 69-73— 142 qualified fifth fastest Friday, but left the track Cincinnati lost its last meaning­ Bill Britton 72-70-142 Channel 30 extension through the 1992-93 season. The New York Giants and week holdout, but will he be in Chicogo (Perez 513) ot Detroit (Morris immediately after the session because of a family ful game, the Super Bowl, and is 4-11), 3:20 o.m. RIcble Kart 7349^142 NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed Greg Washington Redskins play Mon­ shape to play enough to make a Loren Roberts 1 p.m. — College soccer: Butler, center, to o two-year contract. emergency in Miami. Fla., where he currently New York (C.Parker 44) at Oakland 70-72— 142 day night. ready to start anew behind difference? (S.DavIs 166), 3:20 p.m. Woyne Levi 89-70-182 Howard at UConn, WHUS FOOTBALL resides. Ncrttanol Fogiball Ltogiw Toronto (Key 11-13) at Cleveland (Swindell Bill Glosson 71-71— 142 (91.7-FM) San Francisco at Indianapolis: 13-4), 7:05 p.m. Sportlight Steve Hart 71-71— 142 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed Low- The Brazilian driver flew to Miami after finding Billy Tuten ver Tillman, wide receiver. The defending Super Bowl cham­ Minnesota (R.SmIth 10-5) ot Kansas 72-70—142 1 p.m. — Motorsports: out his eldest daughter. 14-year-old Juliana, was to CItv (Soberbagen 176), 8:05 p.m. Polled to ouaHty CART Road America 200, MIAMI DOLPHINS—Waived Joy pion 49ers are one of four other Baltimore (Mllack110-12) at Texas (Jet- Billy Andrade 71-72— 143 Garden, ouarterbock, off the developmen­ undergo emergency surgery at Children’s Hospital tal roster, teams playing for new head tcoort 7-5), 8:35 p.m. Rex Caldwell 72-71— 143 ESPN in Miami for an unspecified illness. Boston (Boyd 2-2) ot Calltomlo (Abbott Sept. 9 Scott Simpson 71-72— 143 1:30 p.m. — Pirates at Me^, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Wolved coaches. CJeorge Seifert, defen­ TIERINNI’S 11-10), 10:05 p.m. Trevor Dodds 7588—183 Keith Browner, llnebocker. sive coordinator since 1983, has AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING MSA- 1940 — Don McNeil beats Gory Rusnok Channel 9, WFAN WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Ploced Joe Milwaukee (Reuss 57) at Soottle (Hanson 75.68— 143 Coe leads One-PIng golf iaatwail 64), 10:05 p.m. Bobby Riggs after losing the Forrest Fezler 72-71— 143 3 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA Mickles, running bock, on Injured succeeded the retired Bill Walsh. 276 HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER Georoe Burns 72-71— 143 reserve. Signed Willard Reaves, running That, according to quarterback first two sets to capture the Fred Wadsworth 7449— 143 North Classic, ESPN bock. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Canadian Dawn Coe 649-5823 Rick Fehr Toronto at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m U.S. Lawn Tennis Associa­ 69-74— 143 HOCKEY Joe Montana, should help avoid Gary Hollberg 4 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open shot a 4-under-par 68 to take a one-stroke lead Chicogo at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. tion title. 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Sports in Brief Mitchell Indians stop may avoid 3 on 3 tournament Is set Toronto skein The Manchester Jaycees first annual “ 3 on 3” basketball tournament will be held on Saturday. charges Oct. 21. at 4 p.m. at the Mahoney Rec Center. The event is sponsored by the Jaycees, Nassiff Bv David Sedeno Sports Co., and the Manchester Herald. The Associated Press AL Roundup The tournament includes a long distance shootout. Entry fee is $30 per team with an entry SAN DIEGO — Attorneys say CLEVELAND (A P) — Pete O’Brien hit a deadline of Oct. 15. San Francisco Giants outfielder tie-breaking single in the eighth inning as the For more information, contact Leo Diana at Cleveland Indians ended the Toronto Blue Jays’ 647-1382 or 643-2181. Kevin Mitchell may escape crim­ inal charges of assault and four-game winning streak with a 5-4 victory Friday Rose evidence piles up battery if he completes a counsel­ night. ing program. The first-place Blue Jays began the night with a CINCINNATI (AP) — Thomas Gioiosa impli­ Meanwhile, Mitchell’s former lead of l ‘/4 games over Baltimore in the American cated Pete Rose in another racetrack gambling girlfriend is suing him for al­ League East. The loss was only their second in their scheme Friday during his drug and tax-evasion legedly hitting her and threaten­ last 11 games. trial, giving federal prosecutors more evidence in ing her with a gun. Cleveland’s Jerry Browne hit a two-out double in their investigation of the former Cincinnati Reds Almost a year after the alleged the bottom of the eighth off reliever Jim Acker. 0-1. manager. altercation occurred, Debra and went to third when catcher Ernie Whitt missed Under cross-examination. Gioiosa said that he Brice is suing Mitchell for un­ David Wells’ first pitch for a passed ball. O’Brien had cashed a second Pik Six ticket for Rose and specified damages for physical followed with his game-winning bouncer to right. claimed all the winnings on his taxes. Rose now has injuries and mental distress she Doug Jones, 7-8, got the win in relief. been linked to two Pik Six payoffs during Gioiosa’s said were caused during the Toronto’s George Bell had tied it 4-4 with a leadoff trial. incident at a Foster City resi­ home run off reliever Jesse Orosco in the top of the Gioiosa. a college baseball player who lived with dence near San Francisco. eighth, his 17th of the year. It gave him 179 for his The Aitociatad PraM Rose from 1979-84, also testified that he experi­ Her attorney, Brian Hochvert, career, tying him with Jesse Barfield — now with STOLEN BASE — The Cardinals’ Llody McClendon steals second base mented with amphetamines while he played filed a civil complaint Tuesday in the New York Yankees — for the franchise record. second baseman Jose Oquendo, left, during third-inning action Friday. The Cleveland broke a 3-3 tie in the sixth when baseball. Those amphetamines came from Rose, he San Diego Superior Court. The •can’t hold onto the ball as Chicago’s Cardinals won, 11-8. tgld a psychiatrist who also testified Friday. incident occurred last Sept. 11 pinch-hitter Dion James hit an RBI single that Rose is under investigation by a federal grand and Hochvert said he decided to The Associated Frees bounced off the glove of sliding center fielder Lloyd jury in Cincinnati looking into whether he hid file the complaint in San Diego Moseby. THEY'RE BACK! — Boston Bruins goalie Andy Moog, Joey Belle started the rally with a one-nut single income from gambling, memorabilia sales and because both Mitchell and Brice top, helps Bruins’ tryout Mike Parson stretch Friday Cardinals close gap on Cubs autograph appearances. maintain residences in San and went to third on a single by Mark Higgins, his during the Bruins first practice session for the upcomino first major league hit. Diego. CHICAGO (AP) — Pedro Guer­ NHL season. James then greeted Acker with a sinking line Murphy finished with three hits. “ The complaint was going to be rero’s three-run, eighth-inning Clearwater keeps lead drive that glanced off Moseby’s glove as he tried to Winningham, who doubled in coming because the statute was homer off Mitch Williams capped make a sliding catch. NL Roundup the fourth, doubled again in the ENDICOTT. N.Y. (AP) — Keith Clearwater was going to run out anyway on a comeback from a six-run deficit The Indians scored three in the first on Brook sixth. He stole third and scored left with a one-stroke lead Friday after an Sunday,” Hochvert said. “ There Friday as the St. Louis Cardinals Jacoby’s bases-Ioaded. two-run .single and Belle’s Quinones’ single. Oliver doubled up-and-down second round at the $500,000 B.C. was no reasonable response from Penn State begins beat the Chicago Cubs 11-8. triple to left. RBI infield single, both with two outs. in the seventh and scored on a Open. the other side, so we were left St. Louis, which pulled to within Toronto, which was shut out on one hit by Rod Dann Bilardello moved Pitts­ single by Chris Sabo. Clearwater, of Orem. Utah, shot a 3-under-par 68 with no alternative, but to file it." a half-game of the N L East­ burgh within 3-2 with an RBI Nichols through the first four innings, tied it in the at the En-Joie Golf Club for a 36-hole total of Asked if Brice had sought a leading Cubs, trailed 7-1 after single in the fourth, but the Mets settlement from Mitchell, Hoch­ its comeback year fifth on a two-run homer by Nelson Liriano, his fifth, Phillies 4, Expos 3: At Montreal. 9-under-par 133, but a poor start prevented him from four innings. But the Cardinals chased Drabek in the fifth. and a sacrifice fly by Bell. Moseby doubled and took adding to his two-stroke first-round lead. vert said, “ They may have scored one run in the fifth, four in New York sent nine batters to Jason Grimsley pitched five third on Mookie Wilson’s sacrifice bunt before But Clearwater’s problems were much the same interpreted our conversations as By Rick Warner the seventh and five in the eighth. innings and won his major-league .scoring on Bell’s fly to left. the plate in the fifth and got for those trying to catch him. that, but I wouldn’t say that.” The Associated Press NCAA roundup Guerrero had four hits and two-out RBI singles by Straw­ debut and the Philadelphia Phil­ Jim Gallagher Jr., Bob Estes, Gil Morgan and He declined to elaborate. Royals 6, Twins 0: At Kansas City, Mo. Mark drove in five runs, giving him 103 berry, Magadan, Lyons and Els­ lies beat Montreal 4-3 Friday Penn State must overcome a night, dropping the Expos into Dave Eichelberger were at 134 after two rounds of Mitchell’s attorney, Phil Ryan Gubicza pitched a five-hit shutout over seven RBIs for the season, which ter, It was only Strawberry’s fear of failure to rebound from its fourth place in the National the 72-hole tournament. All had rounds tarnished by of Los Angeles, said he is Washington, No. 17 West Virginia innings and George Brett drove in two runs — one on equaled his career best. second RBI in his last 20 games. first losing season in 50 years. League East. bogeys and near misses Friday. preparing a countersuit against at Maryland. Mississippi State at the 2,500th hit of his career — as the Kansas City Cris Carpenter. 3-4, pitched the He has not hit a home run since “ We can’t be afraid to lose.” The Expos stayed three games Two strokes behind Clearwater were Jim Booros Brice, alleging extortion because No. 18 Southern Mississippi, No. Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 6-0 Friday night. seventh and allowed an unearned Aug. 16. Coach Joe Patemo said. “ If you behind first-place Chicago. But and Mike Hulbert. while Ed Dougherty, Nolan .she allegedly agreed to drop the 20 Arizona at Texas Tech. No. 23 Danny Tartabull homered and doubled to drive in run. Dan Quisenberry finished for Magadan, who replaced slump­ are afraid, you are going to lose. New York moved ahead of Henke and Fuzzy Zoeller were three away from the charges “ in exchange for a large , Pittsburgh at Boston College and two runs and Bo Jackson hit his 31st home run his sixth save. ing Keith Hernandez at first base We haWto expect to win.” Montreal, pulling within 2*A top spot, which carries a purse of $90,000. amount of cash.^’ Georgia Tech at No. 25 North behind Gubicza. 15-10. Mels 7, Pirates 2: At New York, on Thursday, had three hits and The 12th-ranked Nittany Lions. games by defeating Pittsburgh. Ryan declined to discuss Mit­ Carolina State. Gubicza, who signed a new three-year contract slumping Kevin Elster drove in scored two runs. 5-6 last season, open at home Grimsley, who pitched the Dent will be back chell’s charges or Mitchell’s Washington State beat No. 24 before the game, has allowed just one earned run in three runs and Bob Ojeda won for The Mets, who won 12 of 18 from against Virginia on Saturday. entire season at Class AA Read­ decision to undergo counseling. Brigham Young 46-41 on Thurs­ his last 36 innings. He is 6-1 in his last eight starts. the fifth time in his last six the Pirates last season, are only OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — George Steinbrenner The Cavaliers are coming off a ing, gave up five hits and walked “ I was not surprised by the day night. The right-hander leads the majors with 244 decisions, leading the New York 5-7 Against Pittsburgh this year. said last week that Bucky Dent may not have been 36-13 loss to top-ranked Notre six. but left with a 3-1 lead. The lawsuit because when we did not Taking the week off are Notre innings and the American League with 33 starts. Mets past the Pittsburgh Pirates Red* 5, Braves 1; At Cincinnati. ready to manage the New York Yankees. An Dame in the Kickoff Classic. Dame. No. 2 Michigan. No. 7 Roy Smith, 10-6, took the loss despite striking out 7-2 Friday night. Herm Winningham tripled and only run he allowed came in the succumb to those blandishments fourth when Andres Galarraga eight-game winning streak changed the owner’s Penn State routed Virginia Arkansas, No. 11 Illinois, No. 13 six and walking one in six innings. The victory moved the Mets doubled twice and Luis Quinones mind. I fully expected they would 42-14 last season, but Paterno Southern California, No. 19 Ala­ Brett singled up the middle in the third inning to within 2‘/4 games of first-place extended his hitting streak to 16 tripled and Nelson Santovenia respond with a lawsuit,” he said. singled. Steinbrenner said Friday that Dent will return to expects a tougher game this year bama. No. 21 Louisiana State and drive in Frank White and become the 65th major Chicago in the National League games Friday night as the manage the team next season. Dent said Stein­ Brice’s attorney did not imme­ from the Atlantic Coast Confer­ No. 22 Houston. leaguer with 2.500 hits. East. The Cubs lost to St. Louis Cincinnati Reds beat the Atlanta brenner telephoned him at 7:30 a.m. PD T Friday at diately return a telephone call to ence opponent. Penn State will be bolstered by earlier in the day. Braves 5-1. the team’s hotel in Oakland and said he was the A P to discuss Mitchell’s “We played against most of the return of tailback Blair Elster gave the Mets a 3-1 lead Quinones got three hits and surprised. countersuit. those kids last year,” he said. Thomas, who sat out last season with a two-run triple in the second drove in two runs. He has the The Yankees, fifth in the Amercian League East Yaz San Mateo Deputy District “ We got ahead of them early and while recovering from knee inning off Doug Drabek. 12-11. He Reds’ top hitting streak this with a 66-76 record, lost 11 of their first 13 games Gorman Attorney Paul Wendler said that we did well, but I was very much surgery. Thomas rushed for 1,414 added a run-scoring single in a season and the longest active under Dent, prompting Steinbrenner to say, From page 48 assault and battery charges impressed with their defense and yards in 1987, the third best From page 48 four-run fifth. string in the majors. “ looking how things have gone, I may have been against Mitchell were filed on their quarterback, and they are single-season total in Penn State Elster. who began the game in a Scott Scudder, 4-6, beat the asking too much.’ ’ March 3 after an extensive back this year. history. 5-for-34 rut. has 49 RBIs to tie Ed Braves for the third time this worlds, Boston in the summer Since then, the Yankees have won eight in a row. investigation and after authori­ “ We’re expecting a very diffi­ “ He is the best blocker, best Morgan was 46-31. In the playoffs, they lost to Bressoud’s 1966 record for Mets season. He gave up one run on 'and fall and Florida in the winter. ties were able to get Brice’s cult game. They have a game receiver and best runner we have Oakland, four games to none. shortstops in a season. four hits in 5 2-3 innings and Rob Plus, I ’m still involved with the NBA reinstates Lloyd medical records. under their belt, and our squad in our backfield,” Patem o said. The Red Sox have been under .500 for most of this Ojeda. 11-10, allowed seven hits Dibble and Norm Charlton com­ Red Sox. In spring training, I run still has a lot of question marks.” “ Blair’s return means more to season. By losing four of their last six games going for his fifth complete game. bined for one-hit relief. the minor league hitting.” NEW YORK (AP) — Lewis Lloyd was reinstated Wendler said that Ryan ap­ In Top Ten games Saturday, us than just his physical ability. into Friday night’s game, they slipped seven games Ojeda, who walked two and Winningham led off the Reds’ Yastrzemski was guided by the NBA Friday, 2‘/i years after the Houston peared on Mitchell’s behalf at it’s No. 3 Miami at Wisconsin, We have not had a player in my 40 behind first-place Toronto with 22 to play. struck out three, is 10-4 lifetime first with a triple and scored on around Economy Electric by Rockets guard tested positive for cocaine. four court dates and that in July, Northern Illinois at No. 4 Ne­ years on our campus who works Gorman said injuries damaged Boston’s chances. against the Pirates. Quinones’ single off Pete Smith. employees and signed auto­ "On the basis of our extensive investigation, it Mitchell agreed to enter into a braska, Pacific at No. 5 Auburn, any harder, practices any Ellis Burks. Mike Greenwell. Marty Barrett, Randy Pittsburgh took a 1-0 lead in the 5-14. In the third. Quinones graphs from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 appears that Lewis Lloyd is drug free,’’ NBA diversion program in which he Tennessee at No. 6 UCLA, Baylor harder, is more committed, more Kutcher, Carlos Quintana, John Dopson, Oil Can first inning when Andy Van Slyke walked, Eric Davis got an infield p.m. Before Yastrzemski left to commissioner David Stern said. would undergo psychiatric at No. 8 Oklahoma. Colorado loyal and better liked.” hit his ninth homer and first of the be escorted around the show, he Lloyd becomes a restricted free agent, subjected counseling. Boyd and Gardner all missed extended periods of hit and Joe Oliver had a two-run State at No. 9 Colorado and No. 10 Clemson will try to avenge last time. season against a left-hander. single. injected his personal opinion on to the right of first refusal. The Rockets have 30 days Wendler said Mitchell did not Clemson at No. 16 Florida State. year’s 24-21 loss to Florida State, “ This club, with a few additions, can win, Darryl Strawberry led off the The Braves made it 3-1 in the the present Red Sox. s to offer him a 1989-90 contract at the same salary he have to plead guilty to the Other games involving ranked second with a single and Dave sixth. Oddibe McDowell singled “ What a disappointment,” he was earning or at an incease. If they do not. he charges before entering the one- which used a fake punt to set up providing everybody stayed healthy,” Gorman teams; No. 14 Syracuse at Tem­ Magadan walked one out later. with one out. Lonnie Smith drew said. “ I saw them in spring becomes an unrestricted free agent. year program in San Diego. the winning field goal in the final said. “ I ’d like to add some depth to the catching and ple, No. 15 Texas A&M at minute. improve the pitching. Who that involves, I can’t say Barry Lyons tied the score with a Scudder’s first walk and Dale training and I thought they’d 1 now.” single and Elster followed with a Murphy hit an RBI single. walk away with it.” »" I lur A \Tr*uiPC'riPt> uriTD A T r \ __ j . . . ^

High School Previews • • A » ♦ • 1 I High School Previews %\ East Catholic football is ready to go to work By Len Auster Manchester Herald

'There are some sports — cross country, t>r- swimming and track and field, for example _ V 'i r where an individual counts soley on on himself/her- self. Whatever result comes out, it’s because of that person’s ability. And then there are other sports where the ability 'n . : . W’S i of several performers is a must. If one link breaks, then the whole does not succeed. Football is one of the latter sports. As East Catholic High School prepares for the ’89 seUson that opens a week from today at Mount Nebo’s Carlin Field against New London High, second-year head coach Leo Facchini is well aware his Eagles are going to need a community effort to succeed. “ We have no superstars.” Facchini flatly said late in the week. “ The makeup of the team is that it will roll up its sleeves and give a good day’s effort ” East, following back-to-back state championship .seasons, posted a 2-8 mark a year ago. Expectations were ranning high as East went into the ’88 campaign riding the longest winning streak in the state. The streak ended in Game One. and the high expectations went out the window. Expectations for this year are a little lower. “ We want to finish the season with a better record than last year.” Facchini simply states. “ Some might say that’s low but last year we went into the year Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald with extremely high expectations. My thought is Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald any improvement over last year would make it a INDIAN RUNNERS — David Ghabrial, left, and Pat Dwyer, are ON THE MOVE — Diana Pappas, left, and Beth Cool will run for successful season.” seniors with the Manchester High boys’ cross country team. Facchini’s roster includes 42 players. He has the Manchester High girls’ cross country team this fall. several youngsters he hopes to give varsity time as the season goes along. But, at the outset, he plans to / use a plethora of players both ways. “ A lot of schools go one platoon. We’re going to do it to try to MHS girls are promising; boys very young maximize our talent on the field.” he explains. The offense has seniors Todd Saucer (6-1. 210 By Jim TIernev Also, 16th-year Indian coach George Suitor has no pounds) and Kenny Lee (5-11, 180) at the tackle Manchester Herald Labbe. Ghabrial and Dwyer are co-captains. Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Herald representation from the sophomore class on the slots. Facchini plans to rotate four guards, utilizing Suitor sees South Windsor as the clear CCC East seniorR.J. Botticello (5-9.175) .seniorBrianGoracy ^*’®shmen, however, are on the team favorite. DIRECTION — East Catholic High A successful season seems to be in order for the which he wants to bring along slowly. (5-11, 175), seniors Scott Scorso (6-0, 175) and junior East opens its season next Saturday Manchester High girls’ cross country team this “ We’ll form our goals after Windham (Invita­ Kevin Sadowsky (6-0, 180). Senior Steve Prattson quarterback Chris Mueller kneels as he against New London High. year. “ I ’m real pleased with the freshmen turnout,’ ’ tional) .” Suitor said. Suitor said. “ I ’m hoping some of the freshmen will (5-10, 185) opens at center with senior co-captain sets the play (Juring a practice session. With only one senior lost to graduation from last move up (to varsity). “ It’ll be a fun year to coach. '4 Windham Invitational, 19 Jim Varhue (5-10, 175) at tight end. year’s squad which had an 8-1 dual meet record, the I ’m enjoying these kids.’ ’ Senior Chris Mueller (5-8, 155) gets the nod at Indians will return a solid corps of runners led by quarterback with the rest of the wishbone offense Suitor’s team last year placed third in both the at tackle and Prattsson and Sadowski at the ends. senior captain Beth Cool. aligning junior Adam Alibrio (5-10, 190) at fullback know is the kids have been working hard because Class LL meet and the State Open. Varhue, Scorso, Rodriques and sophomore Jeff “ She has the talent to be All-State,’’ second-year and junior J.R. Rodriques (6-1, 185) and senior John they don’t want to go 2-8 again.” Topping the list of returnees for the Indians is Benson (6-0, 190) will work at linebacker with Indian coach Stan Bebyn said of Cool. Nov. 11 New Englands Carroll (6-1, 175) at the halfbacks. Senior co-captain One factor that could work against East senior Dave Ghabrial, who Suitor is very high on. Carroll, Burns and junior Eric Vibberts, thebackup The junior class just about rounds out the Indian Joe Burns (5-9, 170) is at wide receiver. improving record-wise is the schedule. Facchini roster. “ He (Ghabrial) could be an All-Stater,” he said. 16 Windham Invitational quarterback, in the defensive backfield. Junior Mueller takes the helm from the graduated Marc considers the All Connecticut Conference, in which Junior Dave Hoagland and senior Pat Dwyer are PnX& 'VM SW S;cKi|f,"|5’' ” “ “"""••'•r ( n'.H.I Dylan LeFevbre (5-9, 165) will be in the rotation in Juniors Marianne Loto, Lisa ’Turek, who Bebyn Mangiafico. “ He (Mueller) has developed into a the Eagles were 0-5 last season, one of the “ premier the Nos. 2 and 3 runners. After that, possible the secondary. calls "the biggest surprise’’, Wendy Parkany decent passer,” Facchini said. conferences in the state.” He adds, “ I wouldn’t want contenders for the top seven varsity spots are “ In general we have a little more team speed. The Kristi Dulberger. Dee Dee Flynn and Lori Laliberte Brown Invitational, 17 East Hartford H, M CCC Does that mean the Eagles, ground oriented for It any other way.” backfield may be a little quicker (than last y ea r),” tentatively completes the varsity roster. seniors Dan Chesney, Dave Jarvis, junior Jeff League championship, 28 Class LL meet. ’’ ” years, may throw more? “ We may look to throw the DeJoannis and freshmen Joe Moriarty and Matt 3 State Open (at Wickham Park) Facchini said. Bebyn also named Loto, Parkany, Dulberger and Nov. 11 New Englands ball a little more.” Facchini responds. “ The Flynn as captains. With no superstars, Facchini knows everyone is P.m.''30“wiibU'’cro*J‘rr ''' ” ^ determination is how we are as a running team. We g()ing to have to pull his weight. But that’s just fine t- 6,^^ovler A 7:30 p.m., 14 Hlllhouse A, 21 Notre Dome H Also vying for space in the top seven are senior want to throw out of convenience, not necessity.” M Northwest Catholic H 10:30 o.m ., 4 St. Joseph A 2 p m 11 with him. “ These kids have to find their own St Bernard H, 23 Manchester H (at MHS) 11 am . Diana Pappas, juniors Adore Limberger and The multiple four defense has Saucier and Goracy Kristen Trombly, along with sophomores Rachel MHS volleyball rebuilding — again identity. If we do, we should be alright. What I do C^u'n Reid' ’ games at Mount Nebo's CA Smith, Alison Biuso, Alison Epstein and Andrea Reischel. By Jim TIernev both be hitters. Senior Jen league favorites. Manchester, which opens its season next Manchester Herald Masson, who Mally calls “ her Saturday at the Windham Invitational, placed third How will Manchester fare? Cheney Tech soccer facing an upward battle most improved player,” will also in the state Class LL Meet last year and 10th at the “ It’s hard to say.” Mally Question marks surround the be a starter. Senior True Nguyen State Open. Bebyn feels confident about this season. answered. “It’s certainly an Manchester High girls’ volleyball anchors the defense for the By Jim TIernev face in a league (Charter Oak “ I ’m hopeful we make it to the New Englands,” older group. But the lack of Niederwerfer said. He noted that Phee is a key midfield reserve. team as it heads into the 1989 Indians while seniors Jenna Ro- Manchester Herald Conference) which is foreign to him. Bebyn said. “ That’s our team goal” The top five experience will hurt us. (But) Daigle may also see action at either a Sophomore Bob Goulet and Brett season that begins Friday at vegno and Jen Sarles are the Cheney opens with a non-league game midfield or fullback slot. teams from the State Open qualify for the New Rockville High School. making the state tournament Grasso will play up front with either setters along with senior Julie For first-year Cheney Tech boys’ Wednesday at Berlin High. Junior Jason Gagnon will be the England Meet. “ It seems like we re constantly (winning 50 percent of- its Koblish. Werfel, seniors Brett Lassen, Shrider. soccer coach Frank Niederwerfer. “ I have no idea what the league sweeper with junior Kettaphone “ If everybody stays healthy, we should be in the rebuilding,” Indian coach Pris matches) certainly isn’t out of Larry Oliver, Tim Messenger or Keys off the bench for Man­ adjusting to his new role at the Beaver looks like,” he said. “ We lack size. Keovilay at stopperback. Vying for junior Mike Reber. top three in the L L meet,’ ’ Bebyn said “ I ’m Mally said. “ We’ve got a lot of our realm.” chester should be seniors Alison helm may be a trying one. We’re very small. We’re young. the outside back slots are senior optimistic” work to do. How quickly they “They’ve worked hard,” Nieder­ Chmielecki and Tammi Dul­ Cheney, which has had only one Scoring could be a problem. We lack Jonathan Snow, juniors Andy Lugin- work together and develop as a Schedule; Sept. 15 Rockville A, 20 werfer said. “ I ’m happy with them. berger and junior Stephanie Fermi H, 22 Windham H, 27 South winning season this decade, iscoming the experience overall. Most of these buhl and John Anderson, along with Due to the loss of seven seniors from last year’s team will be important.” I ’m instituting a ball control offense. Valade. Mally is encouraged that Windsor A (6 p.m.), 29 Hartford Public off a 3-13 campaign in which it lost its kids haven’t played together before.” sophomore John Rolfe. outstanding CCC East championship squad which The Indians finished last sea­ A. The sooner we develop as a team, the four of her players attended * SlRisPurv A, 4 Enfield H, 6 East final 10 games. The goalie position is the deepest for Freshman Justin Koblish, perhaps had a 16-1 dual meet record, the Manchester High son with a 4-12 mark. better. It might take some time.” volleyball camp over the " Rockville H, 13 Fermi A, Niederwerfer, who coached the the Beavers. Any one of four — junior the Beavers’ most talented player boys’ cross country team may experience a few Topping the list of players will 18 Windham A, 20 South Windsor H, 25 Schedule; Sept. 13 Berlin A, 15 Cromwell H, .summer, Hartford Public H, 27 Enfield A, 31 East men’s team at Manchester Commun­ Matt Marcotte. .seniors Russ John- according to Niederwerfer. may see 18 Prince Tech H, 22 Portland H, 26 Bacon growing pains in the early going of its season which be seniors Erica DeJoannis and Fermi, South Windsor and Catholic A. Academy H, 29 RHAM H. ity College for two years and who drow and Nate Paradis, and freshman action at center halfback or up front. Oct. 3 Coventry A, 7 Bolton A (11 a.m.), 10 begins next Saturday at the Windham Invitational. Ann Marie MacDonald who will Hartford Public appear to be the Nov. 1 East Hartford A (5:30 p m ) Matches not noted begin at 3:30 p.m .started the girls’ program at Tolland Chris Daigle — may get the starting Senior Nick Werfel and sophomore East Hampton A, 13 Cromwell A, 17 VInal Tech H, 20 Bolton H, 24 RHAM A, 27 Rocky 1 nod. High School in 1978, has several Greg Winschell will be on either side Hill H, 30 Bacon Academy A. question marks staring him in the “ Right now. it’s up in the air,” of Koblish. Sophomore Doug Mac- Nov. 1 Coventry H. Games not noted begin at 3:15 p.m. MHS Miss Reagan Principal appointment Pageant now stresses Ex~president is due today/3 brains over beaiity/5 is improving/? iianrhpalfr HrralJi

_ MAwrwiPCTTrR mroAT r* O»^ A A «AAM Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents iUaurbrstfr lirraliY Schoolboy teams To our readers: n 150 die as 2 ships collide If you think today’s Manchester and on our daily Focus page and weekend Focus section. Herald looks different, you’re VIENNA, Ausuia (AP) — At least 150 pas­ on whether the 13 crew were among those saved. are getting ready Our body type - what you’re proximity ran to help,” BTA said. right. sengers were killed when their Romanian pleasure Tanjug said the cruise ship sank so fast that reading right now - also is Times It said there were no reports of casualties Starting today, the Herald is boat collided with a Bulgarian tugboat on the only 18 people could be rescued. Tanjug also said Roman and is almost identical in aboard the tug. being produced on a new computer Danube River and sank, the Yugoslav state news the ship had only 10 crew members. SPORTS — see pages 46, 47 system. It’s all part of our effort to size to our old type. agency reported today from Bucharest. There was no report on what caused the boats to The reports did not give the nationalities of the bring you a more complete, easier Type is now printed on laser collide, but Ageipres said the ship sank “in condi­ Romanian officials did not immediately con­ passengers. A British newspaper reported that tions of poor visibility.” to read and more attractive printers which can produce sheets firm the Tanjug report, which gave no sources. newspaper. of type ready for paste up by the Western tourists were likely aboard the Romanian In London, The Independent newspaper said The accident occurred Sunday near the port city ship, the Mogosoaia, when it sank. Our old computer system was composing room within seconds that apart from the 13 crew, most of the 169 pas­ of Galati, about 125 miles northeast of Bucharest. ■The Bulgarian state-run news agency BTA said installed in 1983. The computer in­ after a story has received the final The Romanian ship sank “in conditions of poor sengers aboard the Mogosoaia “were almost cer­ dustry has undergone several approval of an editor. the Mogosoaia collided with the Bulgarian tug tainly Western tourists.” The newspaper report visibility,” the official Romanian Agerpres news Peter Karaminchev, which was hauling a convoy revolutions since then. It was time This means you’ll be reading agency reported Sunday. from Vienna quoted Danube .shipping officials in for a change. more late-breaking news. of loaded barges, then capsized and sank. the AusUian capital. Agrepres said 18 of the ship’s 169 passengers “After the alarm was sounded by the Bulgarian Installation of the new system The new system also will enable Pleasure cruises on the Danube are one of COMPUUNERS WILL EXIT were rescued. The Romanian report was unclear ship, its crew and the crew of the ships in the and training began last week. Most the Herald, already the leader in Romania’s few sources of hard currency, it said. of today’s paper has been local news coverage, to expand its Gorman threatens produced on the new system. By state, national and international the end of the week, the transition coverage. A new 24-hour high­ should be complete. speed Associated Press news wire Germans to oust (dissenters The main computer system has is now in operation. It Uansmits 45 times more storage capacity 1,2(X) words-per-minute. The more By Howard Ulman than the old system. in-depth reports and additional fea­ escaping The Associated Press This means it can process stories tures available on the service al­ in a fraction of the time required ready are evident in today’s BOSTON — Boston Red Sox general m anager Lou by the old system. newspaper. through Gorman said Friday if he gets rid of the team’s Our headline type for news Two new features starting today complainers, it will be because of their bad play, not stories - such as the one above this are easier to read sport box scores their bad mouthing of manager Joe Morgan.' story and others on this page - is and an expanded weather report. A popular figure after he became manager at different. It’s an easier-to-read It’s all part of our effort to make Hungary midseason and led Boston to last year’s American type known as Times Roman. the Herald - your hometown daily League East pennant. Morgan has been criticized Different, easier-to-read head­ newspaper - better than ever. PASSAU, West Germany (AP) — by his own players as their title hopes fade this line styles will eventually appear — Penny M. Sieffert season. Thousands of ecstatic East German on our Editorial and Op-Ed pages Publisher refugees poured into West Germany With a shortage of quality pitchers and catchers. today after Hungary defied a War­ Gorman said he will try to make off-season changes. There are some people who are complaining,” saw Pact ally and boldly threw open he said, and if they aren’t performing, we’ll get rid a door to the West. of them. “Vbu made it!” yelled one young What changes we have to m ake are based on our It’s Primary Day emigre, hitting the hood of his ability to improve the ballclub. The guys who are Wartburg minibus after arriving in playing well aren’t complaining.” the largest mass migration from East Gripes have come from pitchers Bob Stanley, Germany since the Berlin Wall went Mike Smithson, Wes Gardner and Joe Price. None in state tomorrow up in 1961. has an earned run average below 4.00. East Germany angrily denounced Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald When he was being used sparingly at midseason. By The Associated Press in an uphill battle against state Sen. the exodus and accused Hungary of GLAD TO SEE YA — Former Boston meet vendors at Economy Electric's Stanley said of Morgan: “I hate that man.” John C. Daniels for the nomination “smuggling” human beings. Red Sox standout, and recent Hall of 50th Anniversary Show Friday afternoon Smithson and G ardner ripped Morgan for removing Voters in 25 towns will choose Tuesday. Hungary opened its border to the Fame inductee, Carl Yastrzemski is all tnem from games, and Price complained that candidates for mayor and first The winner is virtually assured West at midnight to the East Ger­ at the company’s facility on Tolland Morgan brought Stanley into a gam e Tuesday night smiles as he walks through the tent to Turnpike. selectman in party primaries Thes- election in November, as Democrats mans. The decision came despite although Stanley hadn’t warmed up enough. Price hold a better than 9-1 majority over Hungary’s concerns that the nation apologized the next day. day, but most attention will be focused on three of the state’s Republicans in New Haven, the could become a conduit for tens of Catcher Rich Gedman, batting .212 before Friday thousands of other refugees from night’s game at California, thinks he should play largest cities: Bridgeport, New state’s third-largest city. Yaz graces the Silk City more. Haven and Waterbury. DeStefano, formerly DiLieto’s Soviet bloc nations. Another 16 towns have primaries chief administrative officer, is In Yugoslavia, meanwhile, about Bv Jim Tierney “If a guy’s pitching well or playing well, obviously roamed left field, in front of the him a long time ago. He was a Morgan’s going to play him,” Gorman said. for other offices, ranging from making his first bid for elective of­ 100 Romanians who have fled from Manchester Herald ominous “Green Monster” wall, their Communist country gathered good friend of (form er Red Sox He suggested that players should look in the alderman to planning and zoning fice. Daniels, a former city alderman better than anyone in Sox history. commission. who’s served five terms in the today at a U.N. office in Belgrade, It’s not too often that a Hall of owner) Mr. Yawkey. He was mirror before they look in the manager’s office to He finished his career with 3,419 great for the game because he The winners will compete in the Senate, has been in public office for applying to be resettled in the West. Famer graces the “Silk City” hits, 452 home runs and 1,844 runs discover the reasons for Boston’s slide from was a fan.” pennant contention. general election Nov. 7. two decades. Bavarian border police said more Especially, one that is en­ batted in. Yastrzemski is also the than 2,000 East German refugees — deared in the hearts of many New The next logical subject was ’’You don’t get too many people who stand up and Municipal primaries generally The GOP also has a primary I) last player to win the Triple Pete Rose’s lifetime banishment generate lackluster turnout. If 35 Tuesday in New Haven, with party- mostly young couples or families Englanders. Crown (leading the league in say, ’I cost us a game,”’ Gorman said in a telephone from baseball by the late Gia­ interview with The Associated Press. “You get tired percent or 40 percent of the voters endorsed Alderwoman Robie Pooley with young children — had arrived a Well, wonders never cease as batting average, home runs and