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By Judd Everhart The Associated Press Related stories P HARTFORD — Connecticut's on page 5 too-close-to-call. three-way Re­ ■ / publican gubernatorial primary is set Tuesday, with 460.000 regis­ tered Republicans eligible to school teacher. participate. Bozzuto. also 56. is an insurance The election will likely turn on agent. He spent eight years In the personal style rather than posi­ state Senate. He and Labriola tions on issues. Indeed, there have unsuccessfully sought the guber­ been no burning issues in the race natorial nomination four years that's been carried on in the seven ago weeks since the nominating Labriola ended up running for Harild photo by Pinto convention. lieutenant governor In 1982. Boz­ The convention gave its endorse­ zuto lost a bid in 1980 for the U S. Mary Willhide (left). Republican registrar of voters, and primary Tuesday from noon to 8 p.m. One of registrars' ment to former state Sen. Richard Senate nomination. Belaga has Patricia Cottle, her deputy, check a voting machine this C. Bozzuto of Watertown. But never before sought statewide tasks Is to be sure the tally in each slot on the machines Deputy House Majority Leader office. morning at Martin School. The school isoneof 12polling reads zero before the machine Is locked up In preparation Julie D. Belaga of Westport and All three candidates acknowl­ places to be used In the Republican gubernatorial for the vote. former state Sen. Gerald Labriola edge that the turnout in Fairfield of Naugatuck won enough conven­ County — long a bastion of tion support to qualify for a Connecticut's Republican Party — primary. could decide the election. Bozzuto and Belaga could be Belaga. the only candidate from Area Republicans predict light turnout classified as moderate to liberal that southwestern county, has Republicans. Labriola is the clear spent thousands of dollars on conservative in the race. commercials on New York radio Bv Alex GIrelM the Nov 4 election. said. • District 10. Manchester High Polls will be open from noon to 8 and television stations, which and Georoe Lavng Kuehl said party workers have Mary Willhide. Manchester's School. p.m. Tuesday. Party officials say many Fairfield County residents of the Manchester Herald been making calls to Manchester 9 Republican registrar of voters and • District 11, Mahoney Recrea­ they'd like to see a 40 percent listen to and watch. Republicans, urging them to go to a Bozzuto supportel*, JoifiOd tion Center. turnout, but concede that It will Labriola has done some New Republican leaders in the Man­ the polls. The election Tuesday will Mercier in declining to predict • District 12, Howell Cheney likely be closer to 20 percent. York radio advertising.'but no New chester area are predicting a light be held from noon to 8 p.m. either the turnout or the outcome of Regional Vocational Technical GOP leaders say the race is too York T V . Bozzuto has done all his turnout and a ciose race in Workers will continue to make the contest. School. close to call; all three candidates a d v e rtis in g on C o n n e cticu t tomorrow's three-way gubernator­ calls Tuesday afternoon while the Labriola’s local campaign coor­ In Bolton, GOP Chairman Mark have expressed confidence In stations. ial primary. election is in progress. Party dinators did not return phone calls Johnson said this morning he winning. '’ "ter W. Gold, executive dlrec- M Manchester Republican Chair­ officials will use a checklist to from reporters. expects a close race between Repunlicans will also pick a th man Donald Kuehl said he hopes 30 determine who has voted, but will toi t-f the state GOP. calls Fairfield Willhide and other election offi­ Bozzuto and Belaga. with about 30 candidate for lieutenant governor County "the whole ballgame” In percent of the 8,655 Manchester also make random calls. Kuehl 8 sc cials toured town polling places percent of the town’s 890 registered Tuesday The nominees are East party members eligible to vote will Tuesday's balloting. said. today, checking the voting ma­ Republicans casting ballots at the Lyme First Selectman Dennis J. J( show up at the polls. The contest is "You cannot win In Connecticut i He said party workers have been chines that are in place for the Community Hall. Murphy. Bozzuto’s choice: E. a "tossup." Kuehi said. ft as a Republican without a signifi­ fa llin g voters who have requested primary. Johnson, a Belaga backer, said if Clayton Gengras Jr of West Jonathan Mercier. a member of \ cant showing In that county.” rides to the polls in the past. Any Each polling place has two the voter turnout increases, Bela- Hartford. Belaga's favorite; and the Republican Town Committee according to Gold. voter who wants a ride to the polls voting machines, the second a ga's chances would improve. If the Leo J. Redgate of Bridgeport. and former candidate for the^ Gold's boss, state Republican may phone Kuehl's home at spare to be used in the event of a turnout is lower than expected, Labriola's preference Legislature, also predicted a light Chairman Thomas J. D'Amore Jr., 646-4809. breakdown. Labriola's chances would be better A pediatrician who spent one I vote — not only in Manchester but had been pushing for a prim ary all Mercier declined to predict the Following is a list of the 12 polling because his supporters are more term in the state Senate from 1981 year. throughout the state. outcome of the race. places in Manchester: organized and likely to make the to 1983. Labriola. 56. displayed He said any turnout over 25 He saw it as the best way to "Do you have a three-sided • District I, Robertson School. effort to cast their ballot, he said. im pressive strength In last percent would favor the candidate generate publicity for Republicans Tc coin?" he asked. • District 2, Bowers School. On the whole, however, Johnson spring's delegate primaries, win­ he supports, state Rep. Julie In a state where they're outnum­ Marion Taggart, also a Belaga • District 3, Buckley School. said most Bolton Republicans are ning five of the eight contests. Pi Belaga of Westport bered more than 3-to-2 by the supporter, said she was discour­ • District 4. Martin School. turned off by Labriola's "ultra­ His supporters Include the so- Democrats. cle c The three candidates on the aged to find that many normally • District 5, Senior Citizens' type conservatism.” In particular, called right-to-llfers and other The winner of Tuesday's contest of le prim ary ballot are Belaga. insu­ well-informed Republicans she Center. he said voters are "leery” of conservatives who seem to get out will face Democratic Gov. William Mail rance agent Richard Bozzuto of talked to did not even know about • District 6, Nathan Hale School. Labriola's call for a >175 million and vote no matter what the A. O'Neill, who's been in office for Fc Watertown and pediatrician Ge­ the primary. • District 7. Waddell School. tax cut. weather. rald Labriola of Naugatuck. The six years. Also on the November ter 1 But Mercier has found more • District 8, Verplanck School. Johnson said party officials have Belaga has spent the last 10 winner will face incumbent Gov. ballot will be Unaffiliated Party Unit interest. "Th e entire race has • District 9, Keeney Street years in the House of Representa­ William A. O'Neill, a Democrat. In gubernatorial candidate Frank whlc taken place in the last week." he School. Please turn to page 8 tives. She is a 56-year-old former Longo. a former Bristol mayor. Ri with pubi PZC to air plans for development around Buckland mall Ovei Mott mac By John F. Kirch developer John Finguerra. who for high-density housing nearby. helic development in a C U D zone must achieve what the town administra- as Winchester, and a lawsuit has Herald Reporter has proposed to build the 750.000- The first hearing will concern a "A be 70 percent residential and 30 tion wants in northern also been filed in connection with square-fool mall in conjunction zone change for 19 acres off percent commercial. Finguerra is Manchester. excu The developers hoping to build the Buckland Hills plans. with the Homart Development Co. Buckland Street. The second prop­ proposing that the ratios be was the Mall at Buckland Hills are The town's Comprehensive Plan of Chicago, a Sears subsidiary. osal covers 97 acres along Slater dropped, paving the way for more The South Windsor shopping Th bringing three separate applica of Development, approved by the The first two seek the rezoning of Street. commercial and industrial PZC in July, calls for a special center, which would be like the tion tions before the Planning and about 115 acres abutting the The land includes the Red Rock development. mixed-use district in the North Manchester Parkade. was pro­ whlc Zoning Commission tonight that 138-acre mall site from Rural Golf Course, which Finguerra "It's a much more flexible type End. That allows a combination of posed by Bronson and Hutensky of Chrli could mean additional develop­ Residence to Comprehensive U r­ purchased last year. Although he of regulation,” Planning Director high-densIty residential, commer­ Bloomfield and Melvin Simon and ment around the mammoth shop­ ban Development If the request is may build office buildings on the Mark Pellegrini said today of the cial and industrial development in Associates of Indianapolis, who ping center planned for northwest­ granted by the commission. Fin ­ course, the developer has said the plan to work with Homart on the 9 proposal. "It gives the applicant an area of Manchester where town ern Manchester In guerra and Homart will control land will operate as a golf course more discretion on its plans. It also officials expect rapid economic Buckland Hills project. The PZC. which will will meet at about 265 acres in the Interstate 84 for the "foreseeable Uiture." gives the commission more growth over the next 10 years. Jai 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Center corridor. In an unrelated matter, the PZC In the third application. Fin­ discretion" A smaller strip shopping center will hold a fourth public hearing on speni hearing room, has scheduled a Finguerra has said he may guerra. who heads a partnership Pellegrini declined to disclose is being planned for a parcel in a zone change sought by Visions Centi separate public hearing on each construct office buildings and a called Manchester 1-84 Associates, his recommendations on the appli­ South Windsor, just across the Unlimited Inc The developer is hear! application hotel and convention center on the is seeking a change in the regula­ cations. But he said that either the town line from the Buckland Hills seeking rezoning that would allow Shi The applications were filed land The mall site is already zoned tions governing C U D zones. current CUD requirements or the site. Legal complications are de­ construction of 96 condominiums from together in June by New York CUD. and plans are in the works Under the current regulations. ones proposed by Finguerra would laying plans for that center, known on 14 8 acres at 205 Oakland St. readi that I doctt TODAY’S HERALD Wedi Experts predict new wave of terror Sund Fit By The Associated Press since for a while.” he said hours. "The only way out of this is for Th«y1l face death Clear and cool care Kupperman said he sensed a "You round them up. the usual the nations of the Western world to "SI An expert on terrorism said Palestinian influence in Friday’s suspects and the numbers, the Four "very volatile” young Clear and cool tonight. Low from wake up to the fact that they all in thi today that the attacks on a Pan Am abortive hijacking and subsequent possibilities are very few. It’s have a responsibility in stopping Palestinians who seized a Pan Am the 80s with scattered frost in rural 6 stren jetliner and a Turkish synagogue attack on passengers aboard the either one of the leading terrorist it.” said Philip Perlmutter. execu­ jumbo jet in Pakistan could face low lying areas to the mid 40s in could signal a new wave of Pan Am jumbo jet at the Karachi. states — Iran. Syria or Libya — or tive director of the Jewish Com­ the death penalty if convicted of the urban areas. Tuesday, mostly international violence. Pakistan, airport, in which 18 one of the major terrorist organi­ m unity Relations Council of hijacking. Story on page 7. sunny. Details on page 2. "This airplane an<|, the syn­ people were killed On Saturday. 21 zations — the PLO. Abu Nidal," he Greater . Ma agogue atrocity is just a first step worshipers attending Sabbath ser­ said, referring to the Palestine Former President Jimmy Car­ Index in m y view for a lot of very vices at an Istanbul synagogue Liberation Organization and a ter said Saturday that the origin of Council challenged Afti unfortunate things to conae.” Ro­ were massacred by two Arab breakway. Syrian-backed the terrorism "is the lack of Democrats Elizabeth Paterson 16 p«9M, i Mcllont Marti bert Kupperman of the George­ gunmen who then killed terrorist. progress in the Middle East. It will and Rose M Fowler will lose their could town C « t e r for Strategic and Advice. . 13 Obituaries. themselves. “ The names may change the not improve until the question of positions on the Coventry Town tennit International Studies said on Classified -15-16 Opinion. Israel's United Nations ambas­ people are always the same." the rights of the Palestinians are Council and new appointments will N BC’s "To day" show "It sador. Benjamin Netanyahu, said Netanyahu said. addressed." have to be made if a complaint to Comics______8 People _ "It could be a Rome. Vienna- articli today on the ‘CBS Morning News” Government and community However, he said the Palestini­ the state Elections Enforcement Connecticul____ 5 Sports____ ®-i8 type airport attack: it could be four that investigators in Pakistan and leaders and terrorism ■ experts ans must recognize the right of Commission is decided in favor of a Entertalnrrtent 14 Television____ 14 assassinations, bombings. I think origin Turkey may be able to pinpoint the called for international Israel to exist and seek their rights Woodbridge Road woman. Story Local news-3. 10 U S.ANorld____ 7 they’re going to lay off airplanes terrorists’ true identity within living cooperation. without resorting to terrorism on page 3 Lottery------2 Weather______2 Sund a "Th MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. S. 19SS — S Feds give MCC its biggest grant Connecficift forecMt S yjohn Mitchoii Morold Rvoortor The college will receive the Central, Eastern Interior. fl—tiiwrM lOawiiir? first-year installment of $177,784 Toniglit. clear and cool. Low from the 3« b with beginning Oct. l. M CC requested Career placement and other scattered frost in rural low Ivine areas to the mid $l88,Mi for die second year and aervices will get a booat from the fiOO.gn for the third. largest grant ever received by The grant will he used for four Manchester Community College, WIest Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, clear and departments of the college over the the college’s director of develop­ cool. Low in the 40s. Tuesday, mostly sunny, ffigh three years, Plese said. 70 to 75. ment said this morning. The three-year federal grant of In the first two years, the money Northwest Hills: Tonight, clear and cool. Low 35 RMM.080 is the first Title ITT grant will pay for a day-t»daycompoter 40 to with scattered frost. Tuesday, mostly sunny. CowrtgWKlnprowunwsyndXin, given to a Connecticut community tracking system to monitor stu­ VI High near 70. college and was announced to MCC dents who have academic difficul­ seb staff last week, according to a ties, Plese said. Funds will also be me used toboost aspects of the school’s 80 Today In hMory statement from U.S. Rep. Barbara sch Coastal forecast Kennelly, D-Conn. career placement service includ­ High fn 1930, the comic strip "Blondie’’ first appeared. The “It’s the largest, that I’m aware ing job research and development, the Temperatures Long Taland Sornid to Watch HHI, R.f„ and popular atrip was craatad by Murat 6. "Chic” Young, who of. that we’ve ever applied for,” ties with business and industry, Enl said Charles Plese, director of and distribution of infonpation on L Mbntank Point: died in 1973. Now produced by his son. Dean Young, it is non-traditional occupations. Winds north 10 to 15 knots today becoming development at the college off sun northwest 5 to lO knots tonight. Southwest Tuesday syndicated to more than 1,800 newspapers. Bidwell Street in southern In addition, the school plans to Manchester. am< increasing to 10 to 15 knots in the afternoon.^.___ use part of the first two-year binds Plese said stipulations for re­ Seas I foot or less through tonight. \ to develop an emerging careers sys FRONTS: ceiving the grant — awarded under Weather, fair through l^esday. program. Plese said. This will be S kee a program designed to help col­ Visibility locally 3 to 5 miles in haze this morning Ahnanac done by performing an analysis to tu n Warm Cold-^.^ leges become more self-sufficient and Tuesday morning. better identify future career pro­ Snowers Ram Flumes Snow — concerned minority population grams that might be needed, and tha Occluded Stationary Today is Monday. Sept. 8. the struck by a hurricane that killed at the school and the dollar-per- by formulating entry-level guide­ laix 251*t day of 1986. There are 1M about 6.000 people student ratio. lines for egch curriculum. pub ” We didn’t qualify on the minor­ In the third year, the grant will Across the nation days left in the year. - In 1921. Margaret Gorman of T Today’s highlight in history: ity level.” he said. "Th e minority be used to upgrade the Develop­ National forecast Washington was crowned the population isn’t that high.” ment and Alumni Affairs offices Ma A strong high pressure cenljered over eastern In 1935, the "Kingfish” of first ’Miss America” in Atlantir The school applied for the grant with extra staff and computers, fun< The National Weather Service forecasts showers Tuesday in a band from Kansas cleared skies and pushed Midwestern Louisiana politics. Sen. Huey P. City, N J in December, Plese said. Plese said. E Washington to Wyoming, and for parts of Utah. Colorado, Arizona. New temperatures to record lows today as Tropical Long, was shot and mortally rai! Storm Danielle gained strength. wounded inside the state Capitol In 1966. the television series the ’’Star Trek ” had its premiere on Rorida Minnesota, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Cool air was spreading south behind a cold front in Baton Rouge. He died two days NBC HanM photo by I VI that extended across the Gulf Coast and Atlantic later at age 42. Town maps strategy sup Coast states. On this date; " a r Temperatures early today dipped Into the 30s to In 1565. a Spanish expedition Climbing for gourds 40s from the northern Plains across the Great established the first permanent lifei Lakes and northern Ohio Valley into New England. European settlement in North L o tte ry in suit over poiiution 0 George Dart>y examines some of the gigantic gourds that A flash flood watch was posted In southwest America at what is now St fruit usually ends up less than a toot long, but two of P con Augustine. Fla. By John F. Kirch Texas, which was having light rain after earlier tion. which was threatening to take have sprung up in the garden at his Keeney Street home. Darby's have stretched to lour and a halt feet and show rais drenchings. In 1664, the Dutch surrendered Herald Reporter legal action against the town at the Connecticut daily Darby planted the bird-feeder gourds tour weeks ago, no signs of stopping. in tl Showers and thunderstorms were scattered New Amsterdam to the British, time. Plans to sue were dropped by and the/ve grown rapidly since then. The non-edible across the Rockies and Florida Keys while rain who renamed It New York. Saturday: 473 Manchester is gearing up to the coalition after the agreement cu n was scattered across the mid-Atlantic Coast stales In 1900, Galveston. Texas, was defend itself in a lawsuit brought was signed. St Play Four; 2190 by the state Department of Envir­ and Tennessee Valley. Among other things, the agree­ sim onmental Protection over alleged Record lows were set early today In Chicago, 45 ment required the town to give the violations of the federal Clean the breaking a record of 46 set in 1883: Peoria, 111 43 D E P a monthly report on the type Hearing set on Coventry appointments Water Act grai breaking a 1956 record of 45; Rockford. HI.. 46, O n the Ught Side and amount of sewage discharged Although acknowledging that info the Hockanum Bv George Loyng down from 41 in 1949: Topeka. Kan.. 42, breaking a The basis of the complaint is that members — prompting Hodge to of selectman.” she said. e a n the municipal sewage treatment Herald Reporter the Town Council is the same as a 1956 record of 43: a i^ Youngstown. Ohio. 37, a plant on Olcott Street has dumped Officials admit that the town has make the two Democratic appoint­ Schwebel has argued that that degree lower than ajJ95i record. up again, said Mrs Carlton board of selectmen and therefore ments On Aug. 1.5. Republican Hodge’s action was the only option Not big, not a lake more waste into the Moekanunri violated the agreement, but say COVENTRY — Democratic edui Danielle was cenfWd-ahouf 156 miles east of Tw o signs now greet passing is governed by Section 9-222 of the Thomas W. Sparkman — the available to the town. In addition, River than state and federal that the last violation occurred in Town Council member.s Elizabeth Al Grenada or 75 m ile^s^lh of Barbados, the BIG LAKE, Texas (AP) - motorists One reads. “ Who Connecticut General Statutes. But choice of the G OP Town Com mit­ he contends that the state Elec­ standards allow. Town Attorney December 1985. Pater.son and Rose M Fowler will Don’t be fooled by that oblong pulled the plug on the Big Lake’’ Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel. in tee to replace Cleary — was tions Enforcement Commission at b< National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables. Fla., John W. Cooney said today the In July, the environmental coali­ lose their positions and new reported early today. patch of blue on area maps, Another features a bored fisher­ a response to Wilmot’s complaint approved by the Town Council to has no authority to hear the this town was not guilty of every tion threatened to file its own appointments will have to be made man near a marker indicating maintains that the council is fill the remaining vacancy complaint because it was made Conditions remained favorable for continued residents say. “Big Lake” is violation listed in the D E P suit lawsuit against the town if the D E P if a complaint to the state Election.s appi legally different from a board of Wilmot charged in the complaint under statutes over which the strengthening, said forecaster Miles Lawrence. neither big nor a lake. poor fishing conditions. "We intend to move forward to did not fake action to enforce the Enforcement Commission is de­ gene selectmen that her rights have been violated agency has no jurisdiction. With maximum sustained winds of 56 mph and "We get calls all the time from But the Carltons still sell make the (sewage) treatment Clean Water Act That threat cided in favor of a Woodbridge ■’Clearly, under the charter in by Hodge’s action. ” I and other A decision on the complaint altei gusts reaching 63 mph. Danielle was moving Midland people who want to goldfish, minnows and red cleaner and the water cleaner.” prompted last week’s suit. D E P Road woman officials said. the ToWn of Coventry, the office of similarly situated electors of the could come immediately after the Tt westward at 26 to 25 mph and expected to move bring their boats down to the wrigglers, even though the clos­ Cooney said ” We know we can do A hearing on the complaint filed the Coventry Town Council is not Town of Coventry have been hearing on Sept. 17, according to through the Windward Islands in the Caribbean lake,” says Cindy Joyce, man­ est public fishing is 70 miles the job. it’s just a matter of lim e” last month by Dorothy K Wilmol chat Manchester attorney Bruce S. the same as the office of First deprived by the illegal action of the Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive today. ager of the local chamber of away at San Angelo. Cooney declined to comment on of 325 Woodbridge Road, is sche­ the f Beck, who represents the coalition, Selectman oFSelectman under the town manager who has no author­ director and general counsel of the commerce. the town’s response, except to say duled Sept 17 in Hartford Wilmof Today's forecast called for rain and thunder­ has questioned the D E P ’s motives Connecticut General Statutes deal­ ity to appoint to the elected position commission key storms scattered across Florida and southeast But then they find out that t^ie a defense strategy is being is charging that Town Manager ing with selectmen.” Schwebel developed in the suit and said fhe coalition cap: Texas: and showers and thunderstorms scattered last time the lake bed 75 milks Harold Hodge acted illegally when argued Good place to eat The D E P sued last week in stale may seek to join it. Comments from southwest Washington across northeast southeast of Odessa was filled he appointed Fowler and Paterson Acting on Schwebel's advice. Superior Court, charging that made by some state officials Shaken resident files claim Nevada to central Arizona. with enough water to support any under a f '*e statute that allows Hodge last month appointed Pater­ adrr RUIDOSO, NM (AP) - Manchester’s plant exceeded the indicate that the suit could have fish was In 1977. the town’s administrator to fill a son to replace Democrat Kenneth A Lydall Street man. shaken by light Roback contends that the Highs will be in the 50s to 60s from New England "W here’s a good place to eat?" pollution limits In the state permit been brought to block legal action time vacancy after 30 days Donovan and Fowler to serve out heavy truck that goes past globe fell because of vibrations across the northern Appalachians, the Great At Carlton's Bait Stand in this David Pfeffer said people limiting the amount of discharge by the coalition. Beck said last com week Wllmot contends in the com­ the term of Democrat Sandra his home, is trying to shake almost Lakes, Ohio Valley, upper Mississippi Valley, town of 3,000. owners Elbert and asked him' that question all the allowed Into Hop Brook and the caused when traffic crossed a plaint that another state statute Pesce. Pesce resigned in May and $.50 out of town coffers for a glass bump in the road put there by town one much of the Dakotas and along the northern Moree Carlton delight in showing time when he was a Ruidoso Hockanum River. The suit charges Morning clouds Cooney and other stale officials supersedes the one u.sed by Hodge Donovan left July 9. covering that fell from his kitchen Highway Department crews. can Pacific Coast: near 90 in southern Florida and visitors a postcard tacked to the police captain that on eight occasions In 1985, the have denied that. That statute would require that the The departures of those two ceiling light. Roback said he complained to Monday's weather satellite picture recorded at 4 a.m. shows scattered southern Texas: up to 105 in the'desert Southwest: wall. After being defeated in a bid pollution levels were loo high. seek "The point of the suit is to make town’s elected officers of the same members, coupled with the resig­ According to papers filed with and 70s to 80s across most of the rest of the nation. The card displays Big Lake — town officials in January and April thunderstorms over the Rockies. Cloudiness with a cold front blankets the for the Democratic nomination The suit also charges that Manchester comply (with state party — meaning Democrats on nation in August of Bepublican the town clerk’s office. Theodore Pi now a weed-filled depression about the bump in the road, located Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. E D T for Lincoln County sheriff. Manchester broke a 1981 agree­ and federal standards).” Cooney the Town Council and other elected Michael Cleary, left the seven- W Roback. of 37 Lydall St . is 8 com southern half of Texas. A band of clouds extending from Kentucky to New at the border of 37-43 Lydall St. ranged from 33 degrees at Bradford, Pa., to 91 at that Is green only after rains — Pfeffer hung up his gun. put on an ment with the D E P and the said. ” We are anxious to do that, commissions — choose the member council without a quorum seeking $48.38 to reimburse him for Town highway officials could not conf Jersey produces some rainfall over Virginia. Phoenix, Ariz. as a shim m er of Crayola-blue apron and opened a restaurant. Manchester Environmental Coali­ too” replacements. to conduct business and select new the cost of a new glass globe for I he be reached for comment today. pres water. Heavy rains in 1974 filled The name of Pfeffer’s restau­ the lake until 1977, when It dried rant? ”A Good Place to Eat.” that To o many ‘experts’ seen In road debate talk: PEOPLE By John F. Kirch directors have handled the public commended that the town adopt After their meeting Sept. 2, the Lett Herald Reporter debate on the heated issue. ’’Plan B ,” one of five alternatives directors delayed a vote on the plan "Everyone thinks he’s a traffic being considered. The town admin­ because of the division. They are Tht Tools help tots Prince roughs It Controversy over a proposed expert,” Garman said. istration and the traffic expert it expected to take up the measure letter access road through downtown The comments came at the close hired to study and draw up the again next Tuesday. Let Publisher Malcolm Forbes led a motorcy­ Prince Edward begins a year-long Royal Manchester received another of the authority’s regular meeting proposals — Fuss & O ’Neill Con­ During this morning’s Parking shoul cle club called the Capitalist Tools as a mass Marines commando training course this spark this morning when two In Lincoln Center, and both de­ sulting Engineers of Manchester — Authority meeting, Garman and ease of leather-clad bikers roared Into Augusta, clined to elaborate afterward. week in southern England, roughing it like members of the Parking Authority support Plan B. saying it would Coelho said they would stick by BLOOD must Maine, in a Toys for Tots rally. expressed dissatisfaction about The access road would be used to provide convenient access to stores everyone else in the rugged outfit. their earlier recommendation be­ telept Forbes also brought an airplane, helicop­ Early Wednesday, he will start what his division among members of the reroute traffic through the down­ on Main Street while reducing the cause they feel it will help ter and support vehicles on Sunday for the instructors at the commando training center Board of Directors that has tem­ town area while Main Street is number of on-street parking spa­ Manchester as a whole. PRESSURE porarily left the plans on hold. being reconstructed between Cen­ United Bikers of M aine’s 5th annual run, at Lym pstone call “ the real thing, ” living in a ces that would be lost. In a related move, the authority ter Street and Hartford Road. The which drew 2,000 to 3,000 bikers. spartan 8-by-I2 foot cabin. The two — Chairman Joseph But Plan B would require the agreed to look Into buying some Riding among the bikes was a motor home, Garman and authority member access road, east of Main Street, demolition of two downtown build­ land near Purnell Place for a Edward, 22, a recent Cambridge graduate, SCREENING Adeline Coelho, both of whom own would allow Main Street traffic to ings housing three businesses parking lot. Garman refused to N with the basket to the Forbes magazine will spend cold winter nights under canvas, publisher’s hot-air balloon mounted on top. retail businesses on Main Street — run In one direction at a time each, something that has caused a specify the site, but said it could swing from ropes and plunge through tunnels Overhead, Forbes’ plane did a fly-over. did not criticize the directors during the $4.8 million reconstruc­ heated debate among townspeople add 20 parking spaces to the filled with Icy water. LE Motorcyclists drifted from their shiny P a rd o n Me directly. However, both indicated tion project. and a rift between the directors. downtown stock. At the end of the year, If successful, the they were dismayed by the way the The Parking Authority has re­ what machines to admire the adventurer’s green prince will lead a commando unit of up to 83 Twelve years have passed since I’resident (Jerald Ford helicopter. wrest men for a year. gave Richard Nixon a presidential pardon for any Dance at the age-0 "Anybody in their right mind is glad for an crime he may have committed in (he Watergate scandai. excuse to come to Maine,” said Forbes, who latter The Nixon pardon sparked strong criticism of the new Ruling on teacher talks was wearing a black leather suit. More than a contest morti The motorcyclists converged on a Salva­ i’resident. Ford waited until the day before the end of propr Isfi tion Army truck to turn over their gifts, The first Miss America crowned on his term to pardon ant)tfu*r lamous cfiaracter, Iva draws blast from Naab have which will be distributed to poor children at television, Lee Meriwether, says she tried to Toguri I) Aquino. I) Aquino, better known as "Toyko reali? Christmas. talk her daughters into trying for the title. By Alex OIrelll Rose, broadcast Japanese propaganda to U.S. soldiers Steps are now being taken know As this year’s Miss America contest looms Associate Editor toward new talks, but the reopen­ Dance Studio in the Pacific during World War Two. some this Saturday, Meriwether, 51, told People- ing has yet to win approval from 1159 Main St. (Rt. .31) 9 In for the week that h magazine that the contest still has lots of DO YOU KNOW — Who was Vice I’resident under Geoffrey Naab. a Republican the Board of Directors and the C oventry advantages for young women. Gerald Ford'.’ member of the Manchester Board Board of Education. insoli Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald probably will “It’s more than a beauty pageant, ft’s the of Directors, says the low requiring "It makes sense to give them a ('mnplftt*. Professional Dance Program langhl l>v c The spend about a week at Cedars-SInai Medical world’s largest scholarship foundation for FRIDAY’S ANSWER — The annual salary ol a United the town to reopen negotiations boost,” Naab said. But he argued D.M. of \. ('ertifieii Teaelier. Spt^eiaiizing in Danet when Center in Los Angeles recovering from open women, giving away |5 million a year. It's Slates Senator is $75,100. with teachers over the current that Manchester’s elected officials Ftlncation for Imvs anH girls for over twenty-five years,' intotl heart surgery, a hospital spokesman said. the grande dame of the pageants, the contract in order qualify for state did that last year when they varia I'n iim iti’il. In, OWIi education funds is “ ridiculous,” She has begun taking a few phone calls classiest,” she said in this week’s People. approved the two-year contract Classes Begin Sept. 15 9.5 pe from close friends and should be able to start because the agreement already Meriwether, who produces plays, said her covering the current year. probli reading the hundreds of cards and letters A Newspaper In Education Program provides a raise of 12 percent fn its ' Naab predicted there will be daughters weren’t interested when she tried Sponsored by Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Acro-Gymnastics monti that have been received at the hospital since first year. considerable discussion over the to persuade them to enter the competition. Get to the heart of the problem: But doctors performed a coronary bypass The Manchester Herald He said the contract is extremely terms of reopening. e Kinder-dance for preschool children favorable to the Manchester Edu­ begor Wednesday, spokesman Ron Wise said starting at three years of age High blood pressure is recognized as the major cause ol Sunday. Current quotations cation Association, which bargains Wilson Deakin, assistant super­ of othi for the more than 500 teachers in intendent of schools, said Thursday heart disease. However, since it has no symptoms, 17 million the fa Fitzgerald. 68, was resting comfortably that the administration plans to people have this health problem and don't know it. A simple since her transfer Saturday from intensive ‘”rhe hijackers have committed a crim e on the Manchester school system. • Family Multiple ('.laAs Rate^ Register at the Studio intere the soil of Pakistan and we will try them Manchester Herald The raises provided in the ask teachers to agree to more check can determine if you have high bkxxj pressure care to her room. Wise said. In-service time when negotiators indusi here They will receive the punishment that contract are "very adequate.” he • Spf*c»al Kmpha^is mi D.ince for Bo\s Thurs. & Fri . Sept. 11 & 12 " p e ’ll probably spend the next week or so go back to the table. delay." such a crime deserves.” — President u s e s 327-500 said. from 2-7 pm and In that room moving around and getting her photo V O L. C V , No. 288 • (»raHetl (Jasses for all age groups At the same time, Naab con­ Although neither the Board of Sat.. Sept. 13 from 10am-2pm Thursday, September 11, 1986 6 strength back,” he said. Mohammad Zla nl-Haq of Pakistan, saying Published daily except Sunday TIME TO PARTY — Hugh Hefner Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 ceded that the town has little choice Education nor the Board of Direc­ beginning al age 3 to aihilt«i S O I four Palestinians who seized a Pan Am jet and certain holidays by the Man­ '^ekly, 36 50 tor one month. $19 25 Or by telephone — 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. chester Publishing Co . 16 Bralnard but to reopen talks. tors has acted, there appears little worse poses with his latest girlfriend, Carrie could face the death penalty in the hijacking lor three months. $38 50 lor six doubt that both will agree to the • KHull lap and jar? elaAxev that left 15 dead. Place, Manchester, Conn 06040 months and $77 00 for one year. If Manchester meets the require­ Call 742-6886 or 742-9666 broket Leigh, outside Barbara Streisand’s Second class postage paid at Man­ reopening. • "Kinderdanee" for 1 vear tiMs anytime Martina country “ Would white people still be talking about Mail rates are available on request. ments of the Education Enhance­ mattei Malibu, Calif., home Saturday night as chester. Conn PO STM ASTER ment Act passed by the Legislature non-violent change as some of us do If what Send address changes to the Man­ Directors from both political forth a After winning the U S. Open in New York, in July under Republican sponsor­ parties have said they favor they joined other Hollywood celebri­ they have done to us and they continue to do chester Herald. P O Box 591, Man­ and I k M a r t i u Navratilova said she wishes she chester. Conn. 00040 ship, it will receive more than $4.2 reopening and so has Leonard ties for a Democratic Party fund­ to us had been done to them ?” — Desmond To piece e classified or display A dedicated, professional teacher and a qualified staff. the cor could shed the image of being a foreign-born advertisement, or to report a news million in education aid over the Seader, chairman of the Board of raiser. . ^ l^ta , upon his installion as archbishop, the M r. RiAlov iA a momlHT of tlu‘ Datu'r MaAter^ of ^mt*rll'a. Inc . Inimrdiat*’ PaAl Presi­ The I tennis star. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It item, story or picture idea, call 643- next three years. Because the town Education. first black to lead the Anglican C h u i^ in dent Aif the Dance Tcai'h»*rs ('tub of <^>nn . Nahonal Diret tor tif M r Dance of month: *It actually amazes me b^ause every Ju don't receive your Herald by 2711 Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 fell short under a formula compar­ Mayor Barbara Weinberg has ... I had to earn it. I had to take a test.” said southern Africa. p m Monday through Friday. Kmerica S'holarship C^mipeliton. National I n knoHo fa«'tili\ memlwr for dance con- movinf article which is written about me, even if it’s :30 p.m weekdays or 8 a m Satur­ ing teacher pay scal4!^ith those said the town will have little choice THE MEDICINE SHOPPE Navratilova, who is a naturalized American. ’If the detention of Nick Daniloff con­ day. pteese telephone your carrier around the state, it must reopen the but to reopen the talks, but verAions and wtirkshops Sindentv are curri-ntU dancing on RroadwsN and at llie I woul^ four sentences, they say. ‘Navratilova M C M (irand in Reno. Th«*\ are accepted info major coHe£e level dance programs, 348 MAIN STREET “Like they have to put the tag there. Why tinues. it could have serious implications for It you're unable to reach your car­ talks if it is to get the state funds expressed concern about what will the wal originally from Csechoslovakia but now' rier, call subscriber service at 847- three are currently attending the I otversiu of t tah Dance and MuAical Dtealre MANCHESTER, CT 06040 •not just Martina, period? But I am an U.S.-Soviet relations.” — White House The Manchester Herald is s mem­ provided under the bill, which happen four years from now when living in the .’ she said 0046 by 8:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. Major Programs financi American. You don’t have to remind deputy press secretary Larry Speokes. after ber ol the Associated Press arid a seeks to raise the minimum salary the funding provided under the act (203) 649-1025 Sunday. m. Saturdays lor guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau ol Cir­ again. everybody where I came from. 1 think I ’ll still the Soviets filed spy charges against the U.S. ery in Manchester. to $20,000. ends. "That is where I was born. This is my home culations be that when I ’m 80 years old.” News & World Report correspondent. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sent 8. 1966 - 5 Incumbent congressmen have free ride Connecticsst in B ri^ By D onld While incumbents, including could be helped by the winner of Tb« Asseclafwf Press Republican Rep. John Rowland, Gejdenson and McKinney, are the GOP gubernatorial primary. Police arreet striking steelworfcers and the 6th District, where Repub­ considered front-runners, former A primary win by Julie D. WASHINGTON — Connecticut’ s lican Nancy L. Johnson holds the BRIDGEPORT — An estimated 24 striking steelworkers were Rep. William Ratchford. the De­ Belaga of Westport would provide All have role six incumbent congressmen have a congressional seat. arrested after trying to block two trucks from entering the free ride in 'Tuesday's primary mocrat that Rowland unseated two some aid to McKinney, he said, In the 5th. James Cohen, 43. a years ago, said the November while wins by either Richard C Carpenter Technology Co. plant to pick up loads of steel, police election, but the balloting will Waterbury attorney won the en­ said. determine who will challenge two congressional elections could pro­ Buzzuto of Watertown or Gerald Jack dorsement at the Democratic duce a surprise or two, especially No one was injured and there was no violence^ though some of them. Labriola of Naugatuck could aid in improving district convention. But Jeffrey on behalf of Democrats. Rowland by helping to keep voters harsh words were exchanged Saturday night, Inspector Guy M. Since challengers to the other Anderson Peters, 36. a businessman from in the GOP column in that district. Izzo said. All were charged with disorderly conduct and released four were picked at party conven­ Ridgefield, picked up enough dele­ Since Connecticut still has a However, he said he expected on written promises to appear in Superior Court Sept. 18, Izzo tions earlier this year, none of the gate votes to force a primary. party lever on its voting machines, said. incumbents will have the luxury in allowing people to cast an easy O’Neill to run solidly ahead of the the schools Mi In the 6th District, two Demo­ Protests continued on Sunday but there were no arrests, a V'i November of running unopposed straight-party vote, the top of the GOP in his old district. The cratic former state senators. Ha­ police spokesman said. Most political handicappers ticket can help or hurt congres­ McKinney-Niedermeier race, he rold Hansen of New Milford and Nearly 500 members of the United Steelworkers, Local 2215, view only two of the six general Paul Amenta of New Britain, will sional candidates, he said. said, also might be less affected When negotiators for the Manchester election contests as real horsera­ Ratchford should know. It was since voters in that district already went on strike last Monday after rejecting the company’ s latest vie Tuesday for the right to oppose contract offer. It is the third strike in the specialty steel plant’ s school system and the town teachers’ union ces. and in those two the matchups Johnson. President Reagan’s strong show­ have a habit of ticket splitting. The Pentagon Ratchford said Gejdenson could history and first walkout since 1968. meet to rework their contract for the current already are set. In the 1st District, Democratic ing in his district that many be a double beneficiary of the party school year, both sides need to keep in mind Democratic state Rep. Christine Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly faces a analysts say contributed to his Niedermeier is mounting a serious November rematch with Herschel defeat. lever, since both O’ Neill and Dodd the purpose'of the state’s Education are natives of southeastern Con­ challenge to Republican U.S. Rep. A. Klein, the Republican business­ This year, Ratchford cotends, Hospital picket hearing due today Enhancement Act.’ has an edge necticut and are expected to run Stewart McKinney in the 4th man from Windsor she defeated the tables are turned, with Demo­ particularly strongly there. Legislators passed the measure earlier this District. And in the 2nd District. easily in the past two elections. crats aided by the party lever, WATERBURY — Waterbury Hospital is requesting a summer in response to a general feeling Republican Francis "Bud” Democratic Rep. Bruce Morri­ since Gov. William A. O’Neill and Ratchford said the Democratic permanent injunction limiting the numl^r of picketers allowed Mullen, former executive director son. who represents the 3rd Dis­ outside the main gate, hospital official^ said. among the people of Connecticut that school in food sales Sen. Christopher J. Dodd. D-Conn.. chances against Rowland and of the U.S. Drug Enforcennent trict. will face Ernest Diette Jr., a are at the top of the ballot. Johnson should be aided by the A hearing on the hospital’s request was scheduled for 2 p.m. systems need to attract the best talent and to Administration, is seeking to un­ New Haven attorney, in No­ "It looks like Bill O’ Neill and primaries since the contests will today in Waterbury Superior Court, said hospital spokesman keep experienced and talented teachers from seat Democratic Rep Sam vember In his first election. Chris Dodd will run very strong.” provide the winners with a tune-up Richard Bulat. Gejdenson. turning to more lucrative careers. Behind WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s exuberant Morrison unseated Republican Ratchford said. "It looks like it will election to test their campaign On Saturday, a Superior Court judge issued a temporary expansion into the fa.st-food franchise business on The two races where challengers Rep. Lawrence DeNardis and two be a good Democratic year” organizations, as well as a chance that conviction, as indicated by the title of the restraining order limiting to 10 the number of pickets allowed military bases has dismayed civilian restaurant have yet to be picked are the Sth years ago again defeated DeNar- But. he said, individual Republi­ to build momentum heading into outside the hospital’s main gate, officials said. Di.sfrict. represented by freshman law, was the desire to enhance the quality of owners in nearby towns who are getting shot down di.

HAOAM T iff HOMffffLC by DIh Brown# SNAFU by Brue« B«attl« PCANUTS by CItariM M. SelMibr MANCHE ,f£ R HERALD, Monday. Sept. 8, 1996 - 7 OP ^9 3 p^/fiept,M ^ 0Arr yiDU'ize i)siN&-~pur \— Ml MV NAME MY PAP Y WHO < g g r Rip P IS TAPIOCA POESNT WANT SAIP Tuesday PUPPIN6 ME TO THINK jANVTHIN6 U.S,/W orid in B ri^ Zia says Pan Am hijackers ABOUT / ABOUT MARRIA6E /MARRIA6E7 super for YET.. Rtagan d#t#rmln#d on Danlloff will face death if convicted Jo ~ Preildent Reagan, eacalating a test of wills primaries w in the Soidet Union, Is reviewing steps to Impress the Kremlin Wine I H ** for the release of American KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) - ’’They’re youngsters, but very and New York and others on an resit ter B ch'jmgCT** ^*®**®*®* Danlloff, who Is facing trial on espionage President Mohammad Zia uI-Haq volatile,” he said. Indian Airlines Airbus to Bombay. By Sandy Johnson said four young Palestinians who Zia said the gunmen, who are He Zia said he strongly supported 12, 1! The Associated Press seized a Pan Am jumbo jet will face being held at an army camp near __^ V!*'*** i*** president Is determined to see a successful the Palestinian cause, buitt: did______not Wint esolution of the matter," White House deputy press secretary the death penalty if convicted of the Karachi, would not be extradited to THCFHANTOM by Lm FaNr • Sy Barry WERE 60IN6TOHIT IT WOULPN't you 7 1 CAN T see the need for actions aueb as livin Voters go to the polls in nine Larry Speakes said Sunday. hijacking in which 18 people died. the United States, which issued 616 IN LICEN5IN6... MY BUYAT-SMIRT I STAM P, Revising earlier reports, offi­ arrest warrants for three of the hijackings. “ Such Incidents do He \ '^TME /MEN states and the District of Columbia “ He Is determined to Impress upon the Soviet Union that he Is leave a bad taste.” The president rwteM MA years ago, and his hearing and eyesight made t 23 Civil War 26 Water bird L O Your behavior will gain you admirers. sometimes inhibit conversation. But time has not robbed A lf Hartfo M Major changes are ahead for Virgos in for the Democratic nomination: initials |abbr.| 27 Quality of Landon of his wit and insatiable appetite for news. Burke- the coming year Send lor your Astro- Green says Dyson, who has spent 24 Softened sound Prospe 36 Heating 47 Customer Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ -f.\h a ,y iS-5 more than $5 million, is trying to Landon observes his 99th birthday Tuesday, a milestone he 27 Utterly 28 Tilt apparatus 48 British carbine tro-Graph. c/o this newspaper. PO Box buy the election. In Wisconsin, never thought he’d reach. Now. he thinks he’ll see 100. charge 31 Uncle (Scot I 29 Experiment 36 Elide 49 Bluefin 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 Be more than half the Democrats ”Oh, yes, why not?” he responded when asked during an 32 Reveler's cry rooms 41 Deny 50 Nine i sure to state your zodiac sign. polled recently were still unde­ interview if he thinks he can make 100. "That’s just one more Burd( 34 Quantity of 30 Charitable or­ 43 Got away from 51 Layer of eye WINTHROP - by Dick Cavsili cided in a four-way primary led by year. Yes. I think I can make that.” everyjabric! paper LIBRA (Sept. 23-O cl. 23) Hold onto the Burd ganization 45 Constellation 52 Feudal peasant Ed Garvey, former NFL Players 35 Spanish river (abbr.) thought today that everything will come As he turns 99. Landon is aware of his place in Kansas and Glenwt 46 Young lady (Fr., 55 Company (F r, Association lawyer, and Matthew 37 Of India (comb. 33 Corruption out well in the long run. This will help MY MOM BOUSMTAAE SO, PMYSIGA(_LY, American political history as 1936 Republican presidential Manch abbr.) abbr.) WHETHER I'M READY Flynn, former state party form) you surmount all obstacles, real and A LOT OF NOTEBOOKS ALL REACTYTOSO nominee, two-term governor of Kansas and father of Sen. Nancy He ant 1 2 3 imagined. MENT>VLL.V IS A HORSE chairman 39 Broadcasting A N P PENS A N D e r U F F . . . BACK TOSOHOOL. Landon Kassebaum, R-Kan. ton) \ ’ OP ANOTHER COLOR. Open governorships in Maryland company 12 \ It was a sense of history that prompted Landon to make a trip to marrie SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) YouTI be and Arizona spurred heated prim­ 40 Tune \ the Kansas Capitol in July to look at the spot where he delivered He w extremely effective today in club or aries. The field in Arizona to 42 High l.a 16 committee work, especially if you are his acceptance speech 50 years ago, after Republicans I9I.';. a succeed Democrat Bruce Babbitt, society the chairperson Appoint yourself chief, nominated him to run for president against Franklin Delano resider who stepped down to explore a run 44 So (Scot.) 18 if necessary Roosevelt. U S A 46 Civilian (abbr.) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A ma­ for president, consists of four S t %ff. 2 5 0 World 46 Fusty terial ambition that you have been nur­ t*k millionaires. Carolyn Warner, < m u ment 49 Lockjaw turing can be fulfilled today if you have popular superintendent of public emplo> 2 4 26 the courage to tackle it. Should bold 63 Landing boat instruction, appears to be leading depart! 64 Rabbit tail ” measures be required, use them the other Democrat. Phoenix law­ 31 9 East H, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A per­ Siwe 25% on these 66 Peace symbol yer Tony Mason. Republican Bur­ a com 67 Lawyer F. sonal interest about which you feel ton Barr, longtime state House 36 strongly can be successfully promoted reg, price notions Church ___ Bailay majority leader who was per­ today, provided you are willing to share He al SB Japanese 4 0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It Isn t Im­ suaded to run by Reagan, is Every button! Burdet aborigine B rid g e portant who gets the credit In a joint favored over perennial candidate and AH 59 At all Every zipper! venture today. The vital concern should Evan Mecham. daughh 60 Aquatic bird Every needle! be the type of the results you both want In heavily Democratic Mary­ OK PI wo. ORC W Palm 1 61 Cheert 4 8 TT PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your NORTH land, Baltimore Mayor William \M) \<)1(.K. Every spool of thread! Lawret 62 Haadlata mate's judgments In a matter ol social Expert North was happy to go all the Donald Schaefer and Attorney 6 3 A speedy both of significance might be a bit better than way AlthoOgh the slam would fail if General Stephen Sachs are bat­ Every pin! DOWN IF A Q 9 2 either opponent held J-lO-x-x in Windso yours today. Listen to his or her ♦ KQ 6 3 tling for the right to succeed 6 7 suggestions. recovery hearts it was a high percentage con­ Get the point? three g A K Q 10 8 4 Hughes. The winner will face KAREN W. KISSMAN Park, ARIES (March 21-April 19) Focus all of tract. Kudos to Ms. Riggs for making a The I 6 0 By James Jacoby Republican state lawmaker Tho­ INSTRl'CTOR OF PI 4\0. ORr,\N 4\D VOICE Hurry! London your energies today on a truly impor­ WEST EAST strong recovery when she realized the at8:I5i mas Mooney in November. C.EHTtFl€!D by Conn. Sinte ^uwic Teockerw 4t§ocintion nnd 2 Yours J tant. productive involvement. Once you ♦ K 8 6 5 4 ♦ J 9 7 2 full import of her partner s strong bid­ Sale ends Home. Have you ever played with an ex­ The dozens .of House seats at \4utic Tencherw \mtional iMMOcmiion and mine begin, see it through to a desirable V J 6 4 V 10 3 ding. And maybe someday anonymous Christii (C)1986 by NEA conclusion pert partner who insisted upon using a September 13. ♦ Q J 10 8 ♦ 9 7 5 2 North will tell me why he responded stake in the nine states afford some James TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try to par­ ♦ 6 bidding convention with which you ♦ J 7 5 one diamond to South's one-club open­ interesting races. The first of a East Ct ticipate in a fun activity that challenges were a little unfamiliar? That was the GLADYS M. GROVER, B.S.. M.S. ing bid. new generation of Kennedys to run Tuesda' you both mentally and physically. You'll .SOUTH plight facing Ann Riggs of Boca Ra­ for office will be on the ballot in INTRl’CrOR OF PI WO 6 ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER feel belter if you use your mind and your ♦ A 10 3 ton, Florida, some months ago. The \4emher o f Conn. Stmte %futir Tettchen iBaorintion and CeEebrtty Cipher cryptoe^^ejTV are craatad from quotatton* by famous people, past arid present W K 8 7 5 Maryland: Kathleen Kennedy Each letter k> the dpher stands for arrother. Todty’t cki0' B equals M muscles. convention involved was the splinter \4u$ic Teachan National 4Btortacion ♦ A 4 Townsend, eldest daughter of the GEMINI (May 2VJuna 20) There s a bid. North’s three-spade bid said, "1 by CONNIE WIENER ♦ a 9 3 2 late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is possibility that you can derive benefits have a singleton spade, four-card from a project that someone closO to ToothiMite running in a three-way Demo­ •VW U L C F N K M KX JF RLKFFCY WVOC Vulnerable Neitfier heart support and a very good hand." MARY L. WALSH, B.S. you now has successfully underway. According to the World Alamanac cratic primary in the 2nd District. Dealer South But Ann Riggs was not immediately INSTRI'CTOR OF PI WO VOICE Step in if invited of Inventions,• — plant atmand aiiiianimal In Arizona. Democratic Rep. certain of that meaning Perhaps Member of Conn. State Mu«ir Teweben 4s>orf«(ion and M B R K f KFH ... WIJTX BKPVFT YJOC MKX J^ CANCER (Jun# 21-July 22) This is a West North East South piquets have been used since antiq- Morris Udall a one-time presiden­ North held six diamonds and five MutiV Teachera Smtional itaocimtion good day to take care of neglected 1 4 uity to combat bad breath andt____ ^ tial candidate first elected to the RLKFFCY WJEI, V’H MKURL ULC WIJTX. communications. Give your phone a Pass I ♦ Pass 1 a spades and a good hand. To be on the decay, as well as to whiten teeth. In House in 1961. has a primary safe side, she bid three no-trump. STUDIOS: WHEM MSHION AND CMIAUTV MAKE 1ME DIFFERENCE' workout and also try to catch up on your Pass 3 ♦ F^ass 3 NT the early days, a mixture of dried challenger, state Sen. Luis Gon­ correspondence Pass 4 a The situation changed when North — NJNNG PFVTLU. Pass 4 NT roses, sand and Indian spikenard was zales. for only the second time 60 TERES A RD., M ANCHESTER • 64,V81S7 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Thefe will be ex­ Pass 5 4 I^ass 5 NT confirmed what Ann had suspected all used. Roman women paid dearly for MANCHESTER PARKAOE PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "In choosing presents. remember that the tra rewards for diligent effort todav, Pass 7 T Pass ever. SOS O AK ST., M ANCHESTER • 647-I62S K-MART PLAZA Pass along by bidding four hearts. Now she Portuguese and Spanish urine as a whole point of a present Is that it Is an extra — E V Lucas whether you own your own operation or Pass launched into Blackwood. Her subse­ And in the District of Columbia. 7S FR ANCIS DR., M ANCHESTER • 646-0S94 340 BROAD STREET 295 HARTFORD TURNPPIKE are working for someone else All that's mouthwash. These products con­ Opening lead ♦ Q quent five no-trump bid guaranteed Mayor Marion Barry is seeking a MANCHESTER required is proper motivation tained ammonia ion, which is still VERNON all the aces and invited a grand slam used today. third term as chief executive of the Rcgislralioii taken by phone. nation's capital amid allegations M o rn in g and evening claRses for adnha. A comptete line of sewing mochines and occessortes of starred ( ^ ) locotions Limited qoontttfs ot oil other itofet of corruption in his administration. ' / ^ — M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Monday. Sept. 8. 1986 M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Monday. Sent. 8. 19W — > Obituaries Pair to face Mancheater/Area SPORTS John G. Frank Jr., 83; B«tly Jan« CaHalwn Pittsburgh, N.H.; and two drug charges grandchildren. Towns In Brief owned a uniform shop Betty Jane "B .J.” Callahan, 43, The funeral and burial will be Police arrested two people Sat­ of Cromwell, formerly of Manches­ private and at the convenience of John G. Frank Jr.. 63. of urday after a search of their AL roundup ter, died Sunday at Middlesex the family. The Samsel Funeral HotpHal offers pregnancy classes Windsor, a former Manchester Center Street home turned up Memorial Hospital, Middletown Home. 419 Buckland Road. South resident, died Friday at Manches­ evidence of a drug factory. She was bom in Hartford and Windsor, has charge of Manchester Memorial Hospital will offer a free early ter Memorial Hospital. was the daughter of Betty (Ricky) pregnancy class starting Sept. 22. Marcel N. Bosse, 29. of 334>A He was born in Middletown, Oct. arrangements. Callahan of Manchester and the The class, which will be held on the third and fourth Mondays of Center St., was charged with 12, 1923. and had been a resident of late John Callahan. She was a each month from 7 p.m. to9p.m., is recommended for women in operating a drug factory, posses­ Windsor since 1979, previously graduate of Middlesex Community their second to fifth month of pregnancy. No registration is sion of cocaine, possession of drug Red-hot Rice carrying the Red Sox living in Manchester for 40 years. JackI* E. Dobba College and had lived in Cromwell necessary, according to the hospital’s public relations paraphernalia, sale of cocaine and He was a registered pharmacist Jackie E, (Whitesell) Dobbs. 65. risk of injury to a minor. Police for the last 12 years. Before her department. B y Dove O’Haro there in right. This year I see holes and owned and operated the of West Hartford, wife of Henry said his girlfriend. Theresa Mor- 0-6 here. Downing hit a two-run homer in illness, she was an accountant for The course, conducted by a registered nurse, focuses on The Associated Press you could drive two trucks Medical Pharmacy in Manchester the Tournament Players Club of Dobbs, died Thursday at the rone, 27, of the same address, was And, while hiking its record to the first inning, his 17th. Downing preparing women for pregnancy. It features a film, "Have a through." for 24 years, closing his business in Connecticut. She was a member of University of Connecticut Health charged with the same offenses. 82-54, Boston went 28 games over added an R B I single in the fourth Healthy Baby,” followed by a discussion on nutrition, exercise, BOSTON — Veteran slugger Jim The "holes” included the Boston January 1982. He also owned and the Middlesex Um pire Association Center. Farmington. She was the The arrest, made at about 8; IS ,500 for the first time this season. after a two-run double by Gary Rice plays down his leadership bullpen in right-center- twice operated the Medico Surgical and was a volunteer at St. Vincent sister of Chadwick R. Whitesell of expected changes during pregnancy and other common p.m., came after execution of a "After the grand slam, it was an Pettis off Dennis Rasmussen. 14-5. concerns. role on the Boston Red Sox. but within less than 72 hours against Supply Co. and the Haynes Uni­ de Paul Place in Middletown. Manchester. search warrant obtained by the academic.’’ Boston Manager John teammate Bruce Hurst insists "he the Twins as the Red Sox extended Royals 5, Rangers 2 form Shop, which he operated until She also is survived by a brother, She also is survived by a son, The hospital also will offer tours of its family birthing unit on Manchester and Glastonbury po­ McNamara said. “ Hurst was driv­ has the ability to carry teams.” their longest winning streak since his death. He was a graduate of the Michael P. Callahan of Manches­ Randal Dobbs of West Hartford; a the second and third Sunday of each month at 3:30 p.m. lice departments, according to an ing off the mound better and that’s Angel Salazar drove in three And that> what Rice is doing in June. 1985. to eight games. College of Phar­ ter: a sister, Mrs. Patrick (Mary daughter. Jennifer R. Dobbs, of The tours, designed to helpexpectant parents learn more about arrest report. one of the keys to his control. He’s runs. two with a tiebreaking double leading the Red Sox’ drive for their Rice proved that the baseball macy and was a member of the Pat) Tierney in Manchester; and West Hartford: three sisters. Mrs. the services the hospital offers, are limited in size and require Police said they found Bosse and back to where he was before he was in the sixth inning, and Frank American League East champion­ variety of lightning can strike Connecticut Pharmaceutical Asso­ two nieces. Kathleen English of Frank (Janet) Jones of Plainville. advance registration. Morrone In the house. A search hurt” White homered as Kansas City won ship since the pennant year in 1975. twice in the same place. ciation and the American Pharma­ Vernon and Terri Callahan of Mrs. Leta H. Steffens and Mrs. To register for the tour, call the family birthing unit at 646-1222, produced freebasing equipment, Hurst pulled a groin muscle on in Texas in a night game. "He’s exciting to be around.” On Friday night, facing Frank ceutical Association. Manchester; and three nephews. Fred (Margaret) R. Doell. both of extension 2430. « baggies with cocaine, containers May 31. Danny Jackson, 10-10. pitched Hurst said after he scattered nine Viola with the bases loaded in the He is survived by three sons. Patrick Tierney, James Tierney Fort Lauderdale. Fla.: and many used for packaging the drug, artd "We have to go out there each his second complete game of the William J, Frank of Lynnfield. nieces and nephews. various equipment for using the singles and Rice hit his second third inning, he hit the first pitch day and make things happen." season. and Timothy Callahan, all of bases-Ioaded homer in three days Mass., John G Frank III of Manchester. The funeral was today at the Evening classes resume Sept. 23 drug, police said. into the Red Sox’ bullpen for his Rice said when asked about Orioles 8, Mariners 0 S Sunday as the Red Sox padded first grand slam homer of the year s Juneau. Alaska, and Robert J, The funeral will be Wednesday Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Bosse and Morrone were re­ Boston’s division lead over To ­ i i f i their lead over Toronto to 6'/i and the fifth of his career. Eddie M urray drove in his Frank of Washington. D C .; a at 9; 15 a m. from the John F. 136 S. Main St., West Hartford. Evening equivalency diploma and English for foreign bom leased on $5,000 bonds and face ronto and a weeklong trip starting games with a 9-0 victory over the Then, after he helped Hurst 1.000th career run and John daughter. Patricia A Frank of Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Burial was in Forestville Ceme­ classes will resume Sept. 23, according to a news release from the Sept. 17 appearances in Manches­ in Baltim ore M onday night. Minnesota Twins. maintain a scoreless tie by throw­ Shelby. Mike Young and Floyd West Hartford; a sister. Mrs Center S t. with a mass of Christian tery. Forestville Manchester Adult Evening School. ter Superior Court. ’’We’re out there to wrap this thing "He has that feeling, you can see ing out a runner at the plate to end Rayford hit home runs as Balti­ Kenneth (Katherine) Griffin of burial at St. Bridget Church. Memorial donations may be Classes will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Bennet Junior High School up " it in his eyes” Hurst said. ’’The the third, the Boston left-fielder hit more defeated Seattle. Windsor; two grandchildren. Burial will be in Mount St. made to the American Cancer and last until 9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A Charter Oak Street man waq great ones know what they have to Neal Heaton’s first pitch into the Murray, who went 3-for-5 and Christopher Frank and Gregory Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ classes include High School Equivalency Preparation thrown from his motorcycle Satui White Sox 4, Blue Jays 3 do and it’s great to play with same sector for another grand drove in three runs, became the Frank, both of Juneau. Alaska. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 ford 06105 ^ E D ) . Pre-High School Review and Adult Basic Education and > day after colliding with a car that Harold Baines singled home the them” slam. first player to reach 1,000 R B I in The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. English for the Foreign Bom (ES L). turned into his path, police sale tying run and Je rry Hairston then With his 16th homer of the season his first 10 seasons since Frank E E After an 81-81 record in 1985. the a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Members of the Manchester According to a police rejiort, drew a bases-Ioaded walk as Harry A. Tomlinson The classes are free. Students may register at the first session. and the sixth grand slam of his Red Sox adopted a new "game Robinson in 1965. M urray had a 400 Main St., with a mass of Em blem Club will meet at 7; 30 Reginald J. Lavoie. 49. of 19 Chicago rallied in the seventh career. Rice hiked his RBI total to plan’’ this year: "beat up on the pair of RBI singles and a run- Christian burial at 10 a m. in St p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home Harry A Tomlinson, 83. of Somerset Drive, was traveling inning to beat Toronto. 95. tops on the Red Sox. West Division’’ clubs and ’’hold our scoring grounder. Mary Church, EasI Hartford. to pay respects. Betty Jane Calla­ Glastonbury, husband of Florence northbound on Spruce Street Gene Nelson. 6-6. pitched three Stop-smoking sessions scheduled ”I’ve never felt that I had to own in the East” Scott McGregor, 10-11. pitched a Burial will be in Rose Hill han’s mother is a past president of (Brown) Tomlinson, and brother around 12:55 p.m. Police said scoreless innings in relief and come out and carry the team.” six-hitter. Mark Langston. 11-11, Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. Cal­ the club. of Russell Tomlinson of Manches­ Three free introductory sessions of the Stop Smoking Clinic will Lavoie turned west onto Bissell The Red Sox completed the first Bobby Thigpen went the final two Rice said "1 play the game the half of their mission with a sweep was the loser. ling hours are today from 2 to 4 and Memorial donations may be ter. died Saturday at Hartford be held at Manchester Memorial Hospital on Wednesday Street. Into the path of Jeffrey E. innings for his fifth save. Chicago only way I know how. I know I have of Minnesota, finishing 51-33 7 to 9 p m. made to the Chemotherapy Unit. Hospital. According to a news release from the hospital, the sessions, to Deschenes. 22. of 154 Charter Oak starter Steve Carlton lasted just 3 Brewers 7, Indians 2 a big role, but I ’ve never felt I had against the West Memorial donations may be Middlesex Memorial Hospital. 28 He also is survived by a son, be held at 1 p.m ., 4; 30 p.m . and 7:30p.m. in theH. Louise Ruddell St , who was riding his motorcycle 2-3 innings and allowed three runs to carry the team” "This is a great feeling,’’ Hurst. Pete Vuckovich won his first P P made to the American Lung Crescent St . Middletown 06457 Reginald Tomlinson of Glaston­ Aud torium, will consist of an overview of the Stop Smoking southbound. on four hits. Embarrassed by grounding into 10-7. said after his third shutout of game since Aug. 8 1985. and Robin Association. 4.5 Ash St , East bury: a sister. Dorothy Senkbeil of Clinic s program. Police said that after the two Yount and Rick Manning hit home a total of 71 double plays in the 1984 the year and eighth of his career. Angels 7, Yankees 2 Hartford 06108 Brian A. Bailey Glastonbury: and two The clinic, endorsed by several New England hospitals, is a vehicles collided. Deschenes lost runs as Milwaukee beat Cleveland and ’85 seasons. Rice, a right- "We did pretty well against the Don Sutton pitched six strong grandchildren. non-profit community service. The program, taught by former control and was thrown from the and ended an eight-game losing Brian A Bailey. 32. of 228 Center The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 handed strongman, adjusted his West, and now our future is in our innings and Brian Downing ho- Alfonso Adams St., died Thursday in Enfield. smokers, uses group and Individualized methods. The clinic also motorcycle. The motorcycle streak. a m. in Buckingham Congrega­ jumped the curb, slid across the swing and elected to go to right- own hands.’’ he added. ’’’We all mered and drove in three runs, He was born in Springfield. offers a "Helpline’’ to each participant and graduate as a means field more often Ibis year Vuckovich. 1-1, pitched six In­ Alfonso Adams. 3L of Hartford, tional Church Glastonbury, with sidewalk into some hedges and know what we’ve got left. We have leading California past New York. Mass., and had lived in Enfield of support. nings and gave up two runs on six died Saturday at St. Francis burial in the Buckingham Ceme­ spun back out onto the road, the ”I’ve tried to hit the ball in the 26 games to go and ail are with Sutton. 14-9, won his 309th career most of his life, moving to The success rate for the clinic is double that of similar national hits in his second start of the Hospital and Medical Center, tery. Glastonbury. Calling hours report said. air more, particularly with teams behind us in ourdivision. We game and moved into 16th place on Manchester three years ago. He programs, according to the release. runners on base,’’ he said "And - season. Hartford. He was the brother of are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to8 p.m Deschenes was taken to Man­ know teams are waiting for us the all-time victory list, one ahead was employed as a machinist at AP photo I ’m going with the pitch a lot more Brenda Adams of Manchester. at the Glastonbury Funeral Home. chester Memorial Hospital with because we’re the frontrunners, of Charles Radbourn. Sutton gave A’s 8, Tigers 4 Pratt & Whitney. East Hartford, He also is survived by his 450 New London Turnpike. Boston's Jim Rice, making a catch in front of the Green " I ’m not hitting as many home but we’re playing well right now” up two unearned runs on six hits in Jerry Willard hit a three-run for the last five years. He was a Comment session set Sept. 18 head Injuries, abrasions and mother. Virginia (Thompson) Glastonbury contusions. Monster at Fenway Park, has been carrying the Red Sox runs, but I ’m confident they’ll The Red Sox capped an 8-1 his 700th career .start, second only homer, capping a five-run burst in U S Army veteran of the Vietnam come. Right now I ’m enjoying Adams of Hartford; his father. Memorial donations may be A hospital spokeswoman said he homestand with a 15-hit attack to Cy Young’s 818. the fifth inning that carried Oak­ War. The town Board of Directors has scheduled a public comment of late. He did it again Sunday as the Bosox won their hitting to right and doing my share. Samuel Adams of Winnsboro. S.C.; made to the Glastonbury Visiting was treated and released. against Minnesota, which ended Gary Lucas finished up for his land over Detroit. The A ’s have He is survived by a son. Jeremy session Sept. 18 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Board of Directors’ a brother. Jeffrey Adams of Nurses Association, 647 New Lon­ eighth straight. Last year 1 didn’t see the holes 2-10 against the Red Sox. including second save won eight of II. Bailey of Enfield; a daughter. office in the Municipal Building. Hartford; a niece and other don Turnpike. Glastonburv 06033 relatives. Angela Bailey of Enfield: his The session is for Manchester residents who have complaints mother. Norma (Bodurtha) Bailey or comments. Future sessions are scheduled for the first Tuesday The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 Thelma G. Bentz For the Record p.m at the United House of of Enfield: his maternal grand­ of each month from 9 to 10 a m. and the third Thursday of each Prayer. 940 Albany Ave . Hartford, mother. Hazel (White) Bodurtha of Thelma G Bentz. 72. of 403 E month from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Patriots get welcome gift, rout Colts in opener with burial in Northwood Ceme­ Springfield Mass.: his pateii»ial Middle Turnpike, died Saturday at tery, in the Wilson section of grandmother, Irene (Dudley) Bai­ Manchester Memorial Hospital John Henderson, 29, who was arrested last week by Manchester Windsor. Calling hours are one ley Leturneau of Palmer, Mass : She was the wife of Norman T. Bv Howard Ulman No matter. On the next play. The biggest completion was the police in connection with a dispute, Franklin’s 38-yard field goal and hour before the service at the four sisters, Laura Doty of Fort Bentz. The couple observed their The Associated Press Morgan caught a 43-yard touch­ touchdown to Morgan on a post lives at 141 Waranoke Road In Craig James’ 3-yard run to cap a church. The Henry L Fuqua Lauderdale, Fla . Patricia DeWitt 55th wedding anniversary on Aug Blast blacks out Meriden down bomb from Tony Eason to pattern Manchester. His address was 98-yard march. Dean Biasucci’s Funeral Service. 2087 Main St.. of Rensselaer, N Y . Nancy Bailey 7. FOXBORO. Mass — New Eng­ give New England a 17-3 lead with ’ ’They were in a good defense for Incorrectly listed in a story that 2.5-yard field goal closed the gap to H a rtfo rd , is in charge Wf and Robin Bailey, both of Enfield. She was born in Whitehall, N .Y.. MERIDEN (AP) — An under­ but 2,200 customers by mid­ land receiver Stanley Morgan says 7:38 left in the third quarter us to run it” Eason said. ’’When 10-3 at halftime. The funeral was this morning at March 27. 1914. and had been a ground explosion which sent man­ appeared In Friday’s Manchester the Patriots "take what the de­ ’’You just can’t let it affect your arrangements morning but that power may not be Herald. the safety came up (to the line of The Colts gained more than eight the Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapel, Manchester resident for 50 years hole covers flying Into the air early restored to the remainder until late fense gives us” They're not shy frame of mind, but it’s human scrimmage), 1 knew Stanley was yards on only two of their six 612 South Road, Enfield.j,Burial Besides her husband, she is today blacked out a six-block about accepting gifts from the nature (for the Colts) to get down afternoon. A fund-raiser will be held Satur­ going to be open” first-half possessions. Their long­ Elsie Stahl section of downtown, police said. apposing offense either. after a play like that." New was in the Hazardville Cemetery in survived by a son. Dawson Bentz of Police said at least 70 people had day. Sept 27, for John W Thomp­ "We have to take what the est drive of the day coveretl 79 Elsie (St. Peter) Stahl, 50. of 180 the Hazardville section of Enfield Dover, N H : three daughters. been evacuated from the area and "I just snapped the ball over the England Steve Nelson ■defense gives us.’’ said Morgan, Police* said the explosion, of son. The wrong day was listed yards but ended with Donaldson’s Grissom Road, wife of Norman Memorial donations may be Beverly Harris of Glastonbury. there was no report of injuries man’s head.’’ said Indianapolis said of the errant snap. who suffered a concussion on the high snap. undetermined origin, occurred Saturday. Colls’ center Ray Donaldson, who Stahl, died Saturday at home made to the Enfield Community Carol Sullivan of Manchester and On the Patriots’ next three play. “ Today we had to take the "We had our chance. We got shortly after midnight, affecting made no excuses for personally She was born in Caribou, Maine, Ambulance Fund. P O Box 220, Stacy Redfield of Andover; 13 possessions, Tony Franklin kicked short pass. It helped when the down to the 10 and had a trap and had lived in Manchester for Enfield 06082 or to People for grandchildren: and 13 great­ the entire central business district delivering the surprise package. three of his four field goals, defense started coming in on us. The soaring snap, which 6-foot-4 called.” iDowhower said. “Optim­ nine years. Youth. 450 Enfield St . Enfield grandchildren. covering 39, 49 and 25 yards. They Then we could go over the top. ism is one thing and reality is quite The initial blackout affected quarterback Gary Hogeboom Besides her husband, she is 06082 A private funeral will be held at punted on the fourth series, but ’’Our running game was going another. We got a big dose of some 5.478 electric customers, might have caught if he was survived by three daughters. De­ the Watkins Funeral Home Burial Johnny Rembert recovered Hoge- good.’’ he added. “ We were reality today” according to Northeast Utilities lO-feet-4. killed the Colts’ third- bra Lombard of Vernon, Michelle will be at the convenience of the boom’s fumble in the end zone with running a lot on first down and they The reality is that the Patriots’ Thomas E. Johnson spokeswoman June Fiondella quarter drive to tie the game and Toscano of Manchester and Laura family There are no caling hours 1:55 left in the game for a New were playing for the run It was a defense, ranked third in the A FC Thomas E. Johnson. 58. of launched the Patriots (o a 33-3 rout Bean of Nashville, Tenn.; and four Memorial donations may be N U spokesman Bob House said England touchdown on the Colts’ good time to call the play action" last season, appears to be just as Canton, died Saturday at the in an N F L season opener Sunday. sisters. Agnes Tubik of Glaston­ made to the Newington Children’s natural gas was ruled out as the first play after the kick. pass for the score. strong. Veterans Administration Medical "It changed the whole complex­ bury. Geraldine Tuck in Florida. Hospital, 181 E Cedar St Newing­ cause of the blast, however He “You hope it’s just a temporary On their 17 previous first-down "They kept the pressure on Gary Center in Newington. ion of the game” the usually Pauline Paul of Fairfield and ton 06111 said power had been restored to all setback” Indianapolis Coach Rod plays, the Patriots ran 12 times. pretty good.” Dowhower said. He was born Feb 26, 1928, in reliable Donaldson said. ’’It didn’t Helen Clark in Maine Dowhower said of the snap that The swing from a potential lie to "The defense gave up three Boston, and had lived in Manches­ slip I had a good grip. Maybe it The funeral will be Thursday turned the game around ’’After a a 14-point cushion kept the Colts, points,’’ New England Coach Ray­ ter before moving to Canton 31 was too good” with a mass of Christian burial at while, it really seemed to add up ’’ the A F C ’s top rushing team last mond Berry said "What more can years ago. He was a veteran of 11:30 a m. in Sacred Heart Church. ^ight turnout predicted Trailing 10-3. Indianapolis had a New England’s successful open­ season, from running. you say” World War II. serving in the U S. third-and-goal play at the New Vernon Burial will be in St. ing of its battle to repeat as A FC "Suddenly, we’re two touch­ A lot. Berry praised Eason, who Marines in the F a r East He was an England 10-yard line But on the Bernard Cemetery. Rockville Continued from page I champions was built on solid downs up and they’re fighting the "played a fine, heady game” and architect for many years and ran tween Belaga and Bozzuto. Anson, next two plays, their hopes were There are no calling hours defense and Eason’s arm. The clock. ” Nelson said ’That kind of wide receiver Stephen Starring, his own firm in Avon for several a supporter of Bozzuto. said crushed. Memorial donations may be been doing ’’minimal’ calling of , defenseallowed just 284yards, had eliminates their running game and who "just came througfi'with a big years He was a member of the Bozzuto will probably win because Rookie defensive end Brent made to Sacred Heart Church. 550 Bolton Republicans to urge them to six sacks and recovered three that gives us a great advantage” performance when we needed II” Village Masonic Lodge 29. Collins­ he has had strong support in town Williams ran down Donaldson’s Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. The vote because they are in the midst fumbles. Eason, who completed The Colts’ ground attack also With Irving Fryar out with a ville. the Canton Republicaii Town ever since his 1982 gubernatorial bad snap at the Patriots’ 31 and Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 of changing over their files from none of his six passes in last suffered when starting running groin injury. Starring caught five Committee, the First Congrega­ campaign. AP photo lumbered 26 yards to the Colts’ 43 Prospect St.. Rockville, is in index cards to a computer, making Ja n u a ry ’s 46-10 back George Wonsley left the passes for 102 yards. Morgan, tional Church of Collinsville and "I thought I was going all the charge of arrangements. calls difficult. Tony Eason limbered up his passing arm Sunday as the slaughter by the Chicago Bears, game with a head injury in the first whose 49fh career touchdown tied past administrative captain of the In Coventry, 1,326 Republicans way,’’ the 278-pound Williams said. In Andover, Republican leader connected on eight of his first nine quarter and didn’t return until the him with fullback Sam Cun­ are eligible to vote. Those in the New England Patriots kicked off their 1986 NFL season "The guy behind me had different Collinsville Volunteer Fire Depart- Ylo Anson said about 30 to 35 throws Sunday and 18 of 29 for 2.52 second half. Burden F. Webb Sr. First District vote at the Town with a 33-3 rout of the at Foxboro. ideas” ningham for the club record, ’ ment . He had served on the Canton percent of the town’s 408 party yards for the game. New England took a 10-0 lead on caught seven for 116 yards. Burdett F Webb Sr . 71. of 131 Inland Wetlands Commission. Office Building, while Second members will probably go to the Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate Glenwood St . died Saturday at He is survived by two sons District residents must cast their polls at the Andover Elementary Manchester Memorial Hospital. Marquam Johnson of Collinsville ballots at the Presbyterian church for instiling a muffler and w e’ll meet it School, with the race being be­ He and his wife. Gertrude (Law- and Peter Johnson of San Fran­ on Route 44. or beat it. No ifs, ands or buts. Going U.S. Open ends with norm ton) Webb would have been cisco. Calif.: a daughter. Darcy married 50 years next February Johnson of Las Vegas. Nev : a someplace else a)uld a>st you. Morris may sit out opener He w as born in Windsor. Aug 13. brother. George Johnson of Tol­ 1915. and had been a Manchester land: a sister Martha Johnson of OLDER AMERICANS EXPLORE SECOND CAREER resident for 40 years He was a Manchester: his mother. Lydia L as Martina and Lendi reign Bv Donne H. Freeman by $100,000 to $2 1 million, but Schramm isn't saying what U S Army Air Force veteran of Johnson of Manchester: two ne­ WITH H&R BLOCK TAX COURSE The Associated Press Morris is seeking $2 6 million in action might be taken. World War II Before his retire­ phews and a niece. BRAKE8(6 9 »« base salary Toner said there is "This is the first time I ’ve Thousands of older Americans take the first atep towards a Bv Borrv Wllner won four Grand Slams. ment six years ago. he was The funeral will be Wednesday PER AXLE MOST CARS And she was thrilled that Suk­ IRVING, Texas — The de­ a "less than 50-50 chance" been around a player who left second career with the H&R Block Income Tax Course and The Associated Press "To win the U.S. Open will employed in the maintenance at I p.m. at the Vincent Funeral ova, the seventh seed who upset fending N FC East champion Morris will play tonight against his team on the eve of a game,” earn money as Income tax prepare^. Our Brake Job Includes: always be special," said Navratil­ department of Pratt & Whitney Home. 120 Albany Turnpike. Can­ Chris Evert Lloyd in the semifi­ will apparently the Cowboys. Schramm said "He has a N EW Y O R K - After all the ova, who won her seventh W im ­ be without three members of East Hartford for 40 years He was ton Calling hours are Tuesday • New Guaranteed Brake nals. didn’t put up more of a fight in The Cowboys, who had been a contract offer and if he isn’t H&R Block, the largest Income tax prepartlon firm for over upsets and the failure of America’s bledon — and fifth straight — in their secondary from last year one-point favorite early in the a communicant of St James from 7 to 9 p.m. Pads or ShOpen singles titles don’t want me” Windsor: 10 grandchildren and Navratilova put the lid on her "I feel confident because this Joe Morris in his backfield for said "Nothing surpri.ses me in moving to Manchester three years work will include discussion, practice problems and actual FREE BRAKE INSnXTION Both Navratilova, who has become three great-grandchildren No. I ranking and this Open by was m y biggest result so far," she the game this business any more” Morris reported to training ago She was employed by Aetna experience preparing individual tax returns. New tax laws an American citizen, and Ivendl, The funeral will be Wednesday capturing seven consecutive said. “ But I think I really need to The running back whose Dallas strong safely Dextor camp and played in the final Life & Casualty in Hartford as a will be explained. • It IS likely additional parts aixl services will who lives in Greenwich. Conn and at 8; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral games after falling behind 3-1 improve to get to the top level, to agent had threatened a possible Clinkscale never reported to preseason game "as a show of secretary for the last three years. be needed which are not iiKluded in this price plans to remain in this country, Home. 400 Main St . with a mass of against Sukova. who has lost 16 of play on the top level." holdout from the game because training camp and will be good faith” The Giants won She also is survived by three Graduate of the course will leave with a practical skill they See guarantee terms at your local Midas dealer beat rising players from their Christian burial at 9 a m at St 17 meetings with Navratilova. Her The top level is where Lendl of contract problems traveled replaced by Clinks­ three of their four preseason sons, BruceS. Evans of Rapid City. can put immediately to use. It’s a challenging way to earn native land James Church Burial will be in only victory was in the 1984 stands, well beyond any of the men with the team to Texas, but cale has been told by Landry games S D . David S. Evans of Mansfield extra money and continue to be a productive member of the Navratilova downed 2I-year-old East Cemetery Calling hours are Australian Open, when she challengers on clay or hardcourt failed to participate in a manda­ that he will not be allowed to and Thomas W. Evans of Coven­ work force. Plus, there is always a need for people with tax nKEiTTOMnns Morris’ backup is Lee Rou- Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Helena Sukova. the daughter of her snapped Navratilova's run of 74 Except for the first six games of tory light workout Sunday return to the team and will be try; a brother, Alan Kendall of knowledge. former coach, 6-3. 6-2 The one- victories night. traded son, who rushed for one yard the match. Mecir was out of his last year. hour match was almost directly "Today was just a routine element. It has been Parcells’ policy in Dennis Thurman was waived Qualified course graduates may be offered job interviews the reverse of her epic semifinal match.” Navratilova said with a for positions with Block. Many of Block’s employees find The magic he worked against the past not to play a team by the Cowboys, effectively Cowboys running back Tony struggle against No 3 seed Steffi sigh of relief She clearly was No. 2 Mats Wilander, No. 3 Boris member who misses a practice breaking up ’Thurman’s Dorset! was also mad in train­ the flexible hours a plus. However, Block Is under no obliga­ 1UCE IT TO SOMEONE TOD 1RDST Graf of West Germany., Which thankful not to have been taken to Thieves” the nickname for the $ SAVE MONEY $ tion to offer employment, nor are graduates under any obll- Becker and No 7 Joakim Nystrom without explanation. ing camp after Dallas signed Navratilova won 6-1, 6-7, 7-6 on the limit again after the sensa­ had deserted him. Mecir’s assort­ The team’s general manager. 1985 secondary Thurman has former United States Football gAtion to accept employement with H&R Block. Saturday after fighting off three tional battle with Graf in the since signed with the St Louis Ijeague running back Herschel a Call for avanlng hours. ment of offspeed shots and passes George Young, was incensed One low course fee includes all textbooks, supplies and tax match points. semifinals from near the baseline was gone about Morris. Cardinals. Walker to a five-year. $5 million SENTRY OIL CO. forms necessary for completion of the course. Certificates Lendl successfully defended Iiis "Anything is a bonus to be able to "Once I won the first set and had "He can’t hold an entire team This week. All-Pro comer- contract Open crown with a 6-4, 6-2, 6-0 and 7.5 continuing education units will be awarded upon be out there and play." she said. "I a break in the second. I saw him hostage” Young told the Ne­ back Everson Walls walked out However, Dorset! will start FAST DELIVERY dismantling of No 16 Miloslav was hoping it wasn’t going to be giving me a little bit of no interest wark (N J ) Star-Ledger in a contract dispute If he and Landry said he won’t split successful completion of the course. For more information Mecir, a 22-year-oId who harfupset another 7-6 in the third. When you tactics” said Lendl, who was Morris’ agent. Tom Toner, doesn’t return he will be re­ time with Walker and to obtain registration forms and a brochure for the In­ three players seeded above him to ISO Qal. Minimum...... win like that, you just go ’Wow, appearing in his fifth successive told the New York Daily News placed by Johnny Holloway, a "We will use him more in a come tax course call H&R Block at 529-1489. Courses are make the final. 59» thanks.’ Open final. He lost to Jim m y that pegotiations took a turning rookie who was a wide receiver receiving capacity than we will being offered at various area locations. It was the third Open title and "I think we gave them their Connors in 1982 and 1983 and to point for the worse on the flight at Kansas last year. as a basic runner in the 243-S074 ISth Grand Slam championship for money’s worth." she said of John McEnroe in 1984 before to Dallas Sunday The Giants Walls has asked to be traded backfield” Landry said of m e * Subfacr ro Cbanp* Navratilova Lendl. who was, de­ Saturday’s crowd "1 was thrilled increased their four-year offer but Cowboys President Tex Walker fending champion in the Open, has to be a part of it." X Pleaae Miw to page II MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 8, 19«6 — I I

Jim Kelly comes away a loser in NFL debut

By Bill Bornortf surprise, but the biggest surprise hounded into the end zone. The In the third quarter, after Todd Femndzss tub AssoclotBd Press was the way he scrambled out of officials on the field did not call a Blackledge hit Jeff Smith on a Mosebycf the pocket and took advantage of Johnsndh SO— AiMfiryon 18 , Buf— Bell 2 poes from Kellv (Norwood safety or a touchdown until they I8yard pass play, giving Kansas — ..fngSb Bell If (BgrHndikgklck), 4:0$ Quarterbecks Dan Marino and the situation.” got the word from the replay booth GOovtsIb kick), 6:0S City a 14-7 margin, Walt Barfield rT S O -F O Benmchke 38 12:42 N Y J— Poloe 2 run (Leohy kick), 948 Jim Kelly had a lot in common on “ I was happy with the way I that it was a touchdown. Bossrf loro 3b SO— Spencer 17 run (Bentrschke kick), Arnold fell on Herman Heard’s W L Pet. M Cruz If opening day of the N F L season. played, but we still lost and you Boston S3 Mullnks3b 14:38 N Y J— Toon 48 pass from O'Brien McMahon was removed from the goal-line fumble in the end zone. 54 .403 Ashbyc IIP L T P * ». F F FA Toroofo 74 41 .555 6'/2 BMortnze (Leahy kick), 11:59 They both threw three touch­ never feel happy losing,” Kelly game in the fourth quarter after Boomer Esiason accounted for Thonss Whittc New England 1 0 0 i.im 33 3 Mid—CMylw 22 pom h’om Morlno B u f-FG Norwood 19,14:55 New York 72 45 .5X low Dorwfnp down passes. They both made a lot said, ‘T v e never been on a losing suffering an injury to his right Cincinnati’s touchdowns with Detroit UiMhawib N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.dB9 X X (Rovutz kick), 3:00 71 47 .514 12 Lopesph Buftalo 0 team and I don’t want to start Cleveland 40 Lee 2b 1 0 .dB6 M X SD— McGee 4 run (kick Mocked), 10:58 Buf— Reed 55 pass from Kellv (Nor­ of money. And they both lost. shoulder. X-rays were negative passes to Cris Colllnsworth. 40 .500 14 Coihounp Indlanpolis 0 i 0 .C8B 3 » Mk>— Ooyton 49 pass from Morlno now.” Baltimore 67 40 .403 15 Shphrdph wood kick), 1:00 Marino, who signed a six-year, and his status for next week’s Pnkvtsph T o m s Miami 0 1 0 m X 30 (RevelZKICk), 12:41 NYJ— Hector 1 run (Leahy kick), 5:02 Milwaukee 45 71 .4X 17 Lopezp 39 4 4 4 19 million contract with Miami late O’Brien twice burned the Bills game against is West Dtvtatan csBirN S G -F G Benirtchke 38,14:32 N Y J— Walker 71 pots from O'Brien Driessnph Houston 1 0 0 l.dBO 31 3 with tong touchdown pass plays. indefinite. Collfomlo X 58 ___ (Leohy kick), 9:36 last week, and Kelly, the former Broncos 38, Rakfers 38 .574 Wolkerpr Cincinnall 0 1 0 14 X SO— Chandler 7 pose from Fouls (Be- Texas 71 44 .516 V/2 Cktaggo 8 « 8 0 __ Buf— Metzetaors 4 pom from Kelly U S F L superstar who was lured He hit Al Toon with a 4B-yarder in OSmIthp Cleveland 0 1 0 31 41 . nirsdike kick), 5:X (fforwood kick), 11:0S Denver rallied from a I9-7deficlt Oakland 44 73 .447 14W Totata 34 3 7 3 Gome Winning RBI — Hairston (4). the second period and Wesley T o m s DP-Chlcogo . LOB— Toronto 7, Pittsburgh 0 1 0 m 0 X Mid— N.Moore 4 pose from Merino into the N F L by Buffalo’s offer of Ramt 16, CardlnalB 10 as John Elway threw two touch­ Kansas City 43 74 .440 15W 1 (Meet Walker with a 7l-yarder1n the final Seattle 41 77 Chicago 9. 28— Hossey, lorg. Bell. (A8velzkick),8:l3 nSDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 18 million for five years, saw their .442 18 StLouN Ik Denver ; v 1 0 0 1.080 X 36 1,17 poss I Eric Dickerson ran for 193 yards down passes and caught another Chlcogo 40 74 .441 18 3B— Lyons. SB— Mormon 0 ). S— Lyons. RUSHI7K8-N.Y. Jeta, McNsd 21-72, teams' defenses crack Sunday. period, giving the Jets a 28-17 lead Hegston 888 m NK— 4 Kansas Citv 1 0 0 1.dB0 M 14 Mrschke kick), 14:39 Hector 7-25, Polge 84, O'Brien 1-0. BufMo, from running back Steve Sewell' MInnesoto SB n .434 30 (Some Winning RBI — PonkovKs (1). before Kelly led a 53-yard drive and two touchdowns on a career- H R ER BB SO Son Diego 1 0 0 1.000 50 X Bed 17-44, Rkhflck 819, Moore43, Kelly 88. The Dolphins lost 50-2* to San against Los Angeles. SaturGoY* Games E— Lopez, Lovaiilere. DP— StLouis 1. Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 » that concluded with the scoring high 38 carries, and Los Angeles Boston 3, Minnesota 2 0 SD— Mc(>ee 4 run (Benirschke kick), Diego and the Bills fell 2«-24 to the Elw ay’s seven-yard pass to LOB— StLouis 10, Houston 11. 2B— Ford, CIcmcv L.14-9 LA Raiders 0 1 0 .000 36 X :45 PASSING— N.Y, Jets, O'Brien 18288 held off a fourth-quarter rally by Toronto 4, Chicago 0 Ashby, Boss. 38— GDovIs. HR— Garner 41-3 4 New York Jets. pass to Metzelaars. Oakland 5, Detroit 4 ,10 innings Elchhorn 12-3 2 NATIONAL CONP— NCQ S O -F G Benirschke » , 9:12 318. Butfolo, Kelty'28388292.elty St. Louis, which was on the running back Gene Lan^f with 9; 49 (9). SB— OSmlfh2(29),Cruz(2), Wolker(9). Mta— N.Moore 17 pass from Sfrock R E C E IV IN G -N .Y . Jeta, Toon 8119, "The biggest thing you have to Seattle 4, Baltimore 2 S— Doran. Chicago 1-yard-line when the game ended. left proved to be the game-winner, Carlton 3 2-3 4 3 3 3 3 Washingtn 1 O 0 I.IBO 41 14 (Revelzklck),M:02 P ^ 4M , walker M3, McNeil 235, Shuler remember about Kelly is that he's Cleveland 17, Milwaukee 9 IP H R ER BB SO Dodos 0 0 0 .000 0 0 ChargBri 50, DofpMm 28 giving Denver its first lead since Texas 4, Konsos City 4 StLouis Schmidt 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 _ . Kiever 18. Buffalo, Reed 895, Dickerson scored on runs of one Nelson W .M N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 R8DIVIDUAL STATISTICS Metzetaors 844, Buder 878, Bed 8 X , only been in uniform three weeks.” the opening minutes of the game. Coltfomla 9, New York 2 Mothews L.10-5 5 2-3 9 5 5 3 2 3 2 0 0 1 3 and 16 yards while the Rams’ Thigpen S.5 2 1 0 0 0 2 Phllodelpho 0 1 0 .000 14 41 RUSHING— Miami, Hampton 826, No- Riddick 826. Burked 1-14, Moore 1-3. Bills Coach Hank Bullough said Dan Fouts threw three touch­ SamdOY's Oomos Borgor 11-3 2 1 1 1 0 St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 H> 14 defense blunted St. Louis, playing The Raiders went ahead 36-28 on S Um pires— H o m e , Roe; First, Ihon 219, Davenport 1-0. Son Diego, Jomes MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. down passes and reserve running Boston 9, Minnesota 0 Boever 1 1 0 0 2 1 after Kelly completed 20 of 33 Marc Wil.son’s third touchdown Baltimore 8, Seattle 0 McClelland; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, 1841, Spencer 1859, Arkferson 1259, back Buford McGee rushed for two their first game under Coach Gene Houston Barnett, Chlcogo 1 0 0 1.000 41 31 McGee 1845 passes for 292 yards against the pass of the day. a ,57-yarder to Rod Chicago 4, Toronto 3 Darwin 5 4 3 3 1 5 Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 13 10 touchdowns as San Diego rolled to Stallings, until fourth period. Mllwoukee 7, Cleveland 2 T — 2:53. ^ 3 ,5 5 3 . P A S S IN G -^lo m l, AAorlno 28388290, Mara 31. Bueeatmra 7 Jets "No (luarterback can learn a Barksdale, but a 51-yard field goal Calhoun W.1-0 1 0 0 0 1 2 Green Boy 0 1 0 .000 3 31 Jensen 81-88, Sfrock 8 8 8 X . Son Diego, the most points ever against a Don The Cardinals scored their only (taklond 8, Detroit 4 Lopez 2 1 0 0 1 0 Minnesota 0 1 0 .OU H> 13 whole playbook in three weeks" by Rich Karlis got the Broncos Californio 7, New York 2 Fouls 28388293, Herrmann 8V88. touchdown on a four-yard run by DSmIth S,29 1 0 0 0 1 0 Royala5,Rangora2 Tompo Boy 0 1 0 .000 7 31 RECEIVING — Miami, Hardy 844, Clay­ At Tompe, Fla.— 58,718 "They just played an incredible Shula-coached Miami team. close enough to win on Lang’s . Konsos City 5, Texas 2 HBP— Hatcher by Baroor. WP— Borgar, west 14 8 3 M -31 Ottis Anderson with 9:25 left, then Mondoy's Oomos ton 8143, N.Moore 8 X , Duper 836, Nathan game and you have to give them Fouts. who completed 23 of 35 touchdown catch Boever. BK— Darwin. Adanto 1 0 0 1.000 31 K> 834, Hornpton 812 D. Johnson 1-14. Son Beeponeers 8 8 7 8 - 7 drove to the Rams’ I in the final Boston (Seover 7-11) ot Baltimore KANSAS CITY TEXAS L.A. Roms 1 0 0 1.000 14 10 credit.” Marino said of the passes for 293 yards, threw touch­ The Raiders’ Marcus Allen (Flarrogan 7-9), 7:35 p.m. Oleeo, Anderson 849, Chandler 878, minute before time ran out ObrhM ObrhM Son Fmcsco 1 0 0 1.000 31 7 Holohon 845, Joiner 2 X , Winslow 227, SF— Crolg 1 run (Werschlng kick), 8:13. Chargers "It looks like we have a down passes of 18 yards to Gary rushed for 102 yards and estab­ Minnesota (Blyleven 15-10) at Kansas CubalI.RoilaS LSmith If 4 13 0 McDwelcf 4 0 10 Nw Orlons 0 1 0 .000 10 31 SF— Wilson 4 poss from AAontano City (Leonard 6-11), 8:35 p.m. T.Johnson 1-21, James 1-5. long way to go before we start Anderson, seven yards to Wes LJones If 0 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 110 Sunday’s Gomeo MISSED F IE L D GOALS— None. (Werschlng kick), 17:». 49«rB 31, Bucs 7 lished an N F L record for consecu­ Only gomes scheduled Low rf Third Quarter winning some games We’re going Chandler and 17 yards to Pete E 5 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b 3 0 10 Adanto 3i, New Orleans K> tive lOO-yard games with 10. Tu esdey’s Oomet CHICAGO CINCINNATI Ortadh 4 0 10 LAPrsh 3b 3 0 0 0 Chicago 41, Cleveland 31 TB— G.Carter 31 pass from OeBerg Holohan. Joe Montana passed for 3,56 o b rlib l Olleri 31, Paekera 3 to have to get a lot better ” Milwaukee ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. a b r h M BalbonI 1b 4 0 00 Sierra rf 3 12 2 Oetrod 13, Minnesota 10 (igwebulke kick), 2:44. The Chargers jumped ahead 17-0 yards and one touchdown and Californio at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. DMrtnz cf 5 0 2 1 Stilwll ss 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 2 2 1 Incvgll dh 4 0 0 0 Houston 31, Green Boy 3 SF— F G werschlng X , 12:26. In other season-opening games, Redskins 41, Eagles 14 New York at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. CWolkr rf 4 2 2 1 Price p 0 0 0 0 KIngery cf 3 2 2 0 Paclork If 4 0 10 LOS Angeles Rams 14, St. Louis W At Green Boy-SfjfS it was Atlanta 31. New Orleans 10: in the first quarter and the Tampa Bay quarterback Steve Boston at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Sndbrg2b 5 2 3 3 VnGrdr ph 10 0 0 ASolozr ss 3 0 2 3 Buechle2b 3 0 10 Washington 41, Phiiodelphia 14 7 7 10 7— II SF— Crolg l run (Werschlng kick), 3:48. Dolphins got no closer than nine DeBerg suffered seven intercep­ Jay Schroeder threw for two Oakland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Morlnd3b 5 0 2 1 Venable If 10 10 Detroit 13. Minnesota 10; Houston Blonclnss 10 0 0 Mercado c 2 0 0 0 Son Francisco 31, Tarnpo Bov 7 Peckers I 0 0 0 - 1 SF— Frank 10 p(tas from Kemp points the rest of the way despite tions against San Francisco touchdowns and ran for another Seattle at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Durhm lb 5 2 2 2 Bell 3b 5 0 0 0 Sundbrge 4 0 0 0 Sloughtph 10 10 Son Diego SO, Miami 28 (Werschlng kick), 13:06. 31. Green Bay 3; Los Angeles AP photo Minnesota ot Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. JDovIsc 4 12 1 Parker rf 3 0 3 1 Pryor 3b 4 0 10 Kunkel pr 0 0 0 0 New York Jets 28, Buffalo 34 GB— FG Del Greco 28, 8:48 Rams 16. St. Louis 10: Washington Marino’s two touchdown passes to The 49ers secondary, despite and Kelvin Bryant scored two Marline 0 0 0 0 RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 Pelrolll c 0 0 0 0 Denver 38, Los Angeles Raiders 36 Hou— Morlorfy 3 run (Zendelos kick), INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mark Clayton in the second period. playing without injured touchdowns for Washington. Dovettif 5 1 1 0 Buterop 10 0 0 41. Philadelphia 14: San Francisco George Rogers of the Redskins breaks away from National Laaguo atandlnga Totals 34 511 4 Totata 11 3 8 3 New England 33, Indlonopods 3 14:59 RUSHING— Son Francisco, Crolg 1442, Marino also had a scoring pass to cornerback Eric Wright and starl­ Bryant, playing his first game Dunston ss 5 3 3 2 EDovIsIf 3 0 0 0 Kansas City 24, Cincinnati 14 Cribbs 18X, Rice 1-13, Rothman 28, Harmon 31. Tampa Bay 7: Chicago 41. GrModxp 5 0 2 0 BDIazc 4 2 4 1 Kansas City 110 003 010-8 Seotde 30, Pittsburgh 0 Hou— Woolfolk 29 pass from A4oon 14, Kemp 1-3, Montana 1-0. Tampa B<^, Cleveland 31; Denver 38. Los Nat Moore in the third quarter. ing two rookies, intercepted De­ Philadelphia’s Andre Waters in their NFL opener Sunday for the Redskins after a successful Milner cf im P East DhrNlon 3 0 10 Texas Monday's AGome (Zendelos kicto, 4:48 Wilder 1881, Springs 210. "We thought we would be good, Berg four times in the first half in Washington. The Redskins whipped the Eagles, 41-14, three-year tenure in the USFL. Esosky 1b 4 0 11 PASSING— Son Francisco, Montorto 32- Angeles Raiders 36: New England W L Pet. OB (tame Winning RBI — ASalozor (l). New York Giants at Dados, 9 p.m. 'Th M Quarter but I didn’t know we'd be that Montana, who mis.sed three caught a 38yard touchdown pass New York 92 44 .474 — (Tester 2b 4 0 0 0 DP— Kansas City 2, Texas 1. LOB— Thursday, Sept. ii Hou— FG Zendelos X , 4 :X 481-354, Kemp 1-2-0-10. Tampa Bov, DeBerg 33. Indianapolis 3: Kansas City 24. spoiling the head coaching debut of Philadelphia's Phllodelphio 71 45 .522 21 Gulicksn p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 4, Texos 5. 2B— ASalozor, New England at New York Jets, 8 p.m. Hou— Moon 3 run (Zendelos kick), 14:58 18487-210. Cincinnati 14: and Seattle 30. good." Fouts said. " I felt we had as weeks of the preseason with a from Schroeder in the first quarter BLondmp 10 0 0 Pryor. 38— KIngery. HR— Sierra (11), Sundoy, Sept. t4 RECEIVING— San Froncisco, Crolg Buddy Ryan. St. Louis 46 48 .500 24 Willis p Pittsburgh 0 good a chance to win as any time in sprained right ankle, completed .32 and ran 16 yards for a touchdown Montreol 44 46 .493 25 0 0 0 0 White (19). SF— Sierra. Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Hou— Hill 44 pass from Moon (Zendelos 9-74, Clerk 7-100, Fronds 891, Rice 854, Cnepen ss 3 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. kick), 5:08 Wllson 214, Fronk 1-10, Rothman 1-9, In tonight’s game, the New York the past against the Dolphins of 46 passes, including a four-yard run in the third quarter, giving the Chlcogo 54 80 .412 34 Totals 45 11 19 II Pittsburgh 55 80 .407 34'/j Totata 34 311 3 Kansas City Dados at Detroit, 1 p.m. Hormon 14, Cribbs 14. Tampa Bay, Wilder Giants are at Dallas. because our defense is better and I scoring toss to Mike Wilson in the Redskins a .34-14 lead. 8 » , G.Corter 443, Giles 451, House 2-14, first shutout loss since 1982 while West Division DJacksn W,10- Green Boy of New Orleans 1 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kelly threw a two-yard touch­ think our offense is improved, if first quarter. Roger Craig had two Falcons 31, Saints 10 Philadelphia Coach Buddy Houston 78 58 .574 — Chicago 333 Oil 000-n 10 9 8 2 2 2 4 Los Angeles Raiders at Washlngton,lp.m. R U S H IN G -H o u s to n , R olle r 23-83, Freeman 1-17, Wonsley 1-10, AAogee 1-3. Dave Krieg threw two touchdown Cincinnati 008 Oil 010— 3 Texas Morlorty 2859, Moon 810, Bonks 2-4, down pass to Greg Bell in the first that can b e " one-yard touchdown runs for the Ryan the defensive coordinator of Cincinnati 70 44 .515 8 (Some Winning RBI — CWolkerd). Dave Archer threw two touch­ passes. Son Francisco 48 49 .494 lO'/z Hough L.129 8 10 5 5 1 5 Philadelphia at Chicago, 1 p.m. woolfolk 1-1. Green Boy, Oovls 836, Elds MISSED FIELD GOALS— Tompa Bay. quarter, a 5.6-yord scoring pass to 49ers. the Super Bowl champion Chicago E— EDovIs. DP— Chicago 2. LOB— MWIIIIams 1 1 0 0 1 1 St. Louis at Adanto, 1 p.m. 825, Ellerson812, Clark 84, Epps 1-1, Wright Igwebulke. 44 downs passes and only three The Seahawks. who got 114 yards Atlanto 44 71 .474 13'/z Chicago 9, CIncInnotl 9. 2B— J Davis,' Andre Reed early In the fourth Bears last year, saw his new team Los Angeles 44 72 .471 14 W P— Hough. Son Diego ot New York Giants, 1 p.m. 1-lmlnus 3). incompletions as Atlanta spoiled rushing from Curt Warner, inter­ Parker, Dayetl, Milner. HR— CWalker Umpires— Home, Welke; First, Den- Son FronciscootLosAngelesRams,4p.m. PASSING-Houston, AAoon 1821-1-218. Ramal6.Cardlnala10 period and a four-yard touchdown Bears 41, Browne 31 Lions 13, Vikings 10 give up 433 yards in total offense, Son Diego 43 74 .440 15'/z (1), Dunston (IS), BDIaz (9), Durham (14). the New Orleans coaching debut of cepted three passes by Steelers Saturday's Games klnger; Second, Scott; Third, Reilly. Green Boy, Wright 18281-155. toss to Pete Metzelaars Dennis Gentry returned a kick­ including 104 yards rushing to SB— Sandberg (24), CWalker (3), Dun­ T — 2:19. A— 15,771. MIrmesota at Tampa Boy, 4 p.m. R ECEIVING— Houston, Hill 897, Wool- James Jones rushed for a Jim Mora quarterback Mark Malone, includ­ New York 4, San Diego 3 ston (13). At St. Leuta-40,347 Redskins’ running back George Houston 7, St. Louis 4 Indianapolis ot Miami, 4 p.m. folk 849, Orewrey 1-X, Givens 218, Pinked The pass to Metzelaars got the off 91 yards for a Chicago touch­ career-high 174 yards and scored Archer completed 13 of his 16 ing an I8-yarder for a touchdown IP H R ER BB SO Kansas City at Seattle, 4 p.m. 1-15, Williams 1-13. Green Boy, Epps 852. Roms 8 4 10 8-14 Rogers Los Angeles a Philadelphia 2 Chicago 8 3 8 7— 18 Bills within four points, but Jets down after the ■ instant replay Detroit’s only touchdown while the passes for 207 yards, including Cincinnati 5, Chicago 1 MonOav, Sept, is Stanley 247, Lofton214.Clork 1-12, Davls1-5, by Dave Brown GrModdux W 1 Denver ot Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. West 1-5. Second Quarter quarterback Ken O'Brien, who official awarded Cleveland a Lions’ defense held Minnesota to 62 touchdown passes of 17 yards to Krieg, who completed 21 of 33 Montreal 3, San Francisco 1 19 II 3 3 3 4 LA— Dickerson 1 run (kick (ailed). 4:01 Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 2 Golf MISSED FIELD GOALS-Green Bay passed for 318 yards and three touchdown, and Walter Payton yards rushing wide receiver Charlie Brown in the passes, had touchdown tosses of Oilers 31, Packers 3 Cincinnati Del Greco 40. StL— FG Lee X , 14:54 Sunday's (Tames Gulicksn L,13-9 1 2-3 Patrlels33.Celts3 Third Quarter touchdowns, threw two key com­ rushed for 113 yards and scored Jones, whose previous career first quarter and 19 yards to Warren Moon threw two touch­ New York 7, Son Diego 1,1st oome four yards to Daryl Turner and 10 BLondum 1 1-3 LA— Dickerson 14 run, (Lansford kick), pletions to keep the ball out of twice for the defending Super Bowl high was 116 yards last season Anthony Allen in the fourth period down passes and ran for another New York 4, San Diego 5, 2nd game 5:07 yards to Steve Largent Willis 2 At Fexbero, 04ase.— 88,380 Faleena 31. Sainta 10 Buffalo's possession in the last 3:55 champions. gained 45 yards including 39 on Son Francisco 1, Montreal 0 Price 2 Tallwead LA— FG Lansford 26, 11:19. Cliff Austin, who began his and Mike Rozier added 83 yards Phllodelphio 2, Los Angeles 1 Celts 0 3 8 8 - 3 of the game. Payton scored on a two-yard run one play, to key a 76-yard drive late RMurphy 1 Patriots 3 Fourth Quarter career as a Saint, rushed for 104 rushing for Houston, which held Pittsburg 3, Atlanta 1 Buiera 1 LOW OROSS-LOW N E T — A Gross — 7 18 18-33 At New Orteens 87,958 StL— Anderson 4 run (Lee kick), 5:35 " I 'm not downplaying the de­ and an ll-yard touchdown pass In the first half. He completed the Chiefs 24, Bengals 14 Chicago 11, Cincinnati 3 Nick Pahoulls 72, John Nellgon 74, Ed Flrtl Quarter yards on 27 carries, including a Green Bay to a 26-yard field goal NE— FG Franklin 38, 8:24 FtHeem 7 7 7 18-31 fense at all. but they have to get the from Jim McMahon, and Wilber Houston 4, St. Louis 3 Slone 74, Bill Wood 47, Sal Russo 70, Saints 8 3 8 7— 18 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS drive with a two-yaril scoring one-yard touchdown, for the Fal­ Kansas City scored twice on end by Al Del Greco. Monday's Oomos Rick Whedon 70, Roy Bell 71, Leo FIrsI Quarter R U S H IN G ^^.A . Rams, Dickerson 38 ball back for us so we can score" Marshall returned an Intercepted plunge cons Before the game, his career zone fumble recoveries against Moon completed 14 of 21 passes Philadelphia (BIttIger o-l) ol Chicago American League results NE— James 3 run (Franklin kick), 4:53 Bravakis 71, Ron Jeroszko 72. B Gross Atl— Brown 17 pass from Archer (Luck- 193, Redden 44, Bartkowsk11-0. St. Louis, Kelly said. pass 58 yards for another Bears The Vikings playing its first totals were 28 carries for 133 yards Cincinnati (Lynch 44), 4:05 p.m. — Bob Barde 79, Art SI. Louis 81, Mark In d -F G BlasuccI 25, 10:01 hurst kick), 4:43 Anderson 1831, Forrell 8 X , Mitchell 419, for 218 yards, including scoring Montreal (Sebro 3-3) at New York Dennis 83, Ron Broege 45, Gordon Third Quarter Lomax 2-0. “ He's an excellent athlete and a touchdown. game under new Coach Jerry in three seasons Ron Robin.son blocked a punt by passes of 29 yards to Butch (Oleda 144), 7:35 p.m. Red Sox 9. Twins 0 Beebe 44, Bob Zimmer 47, Rich NE— Morgan 43 pass from Eason Atl— Austin 1 run (Luckhurst kick), 7:17 PASSING— L A . Rams, Bortkowskl, great quarterback. ” Jets All-Pro On the third play from scrim­ Burns, didn’t score a touchdown the Bengals’ Jeff Hayes and Deron SI. Louis (Tudor 13-7) at Pittsburgh (Franklin kick), 7:22 Woolfolk and 44 yards to Drew Hill. Duauette 49, Bill Howard 49, Walt NO— FG Andersen 47,13:59 821-0^1. St. Louis, Lomax 12341-222. defensive end Mark Gastineau mage. the Browns’ Al Gross was until Tommy Kramer hit Jim Cherry fell on the ball for a (Patterson 0-2), 7:35 p.m. Kokoszka 70, Don Wennik 71, Chet NE— FG Franklin 39, 11:02 Third (Niarter RECEIVING— L.A. Rams, Duckworth Seahawks 30, Steelers 0 The quarterback also ran three Cincinnati (Welsh 5-5) at Houston MINNESOTA BOSTON Lukas 71. C Gross — Jan Jayson 80, Bob Fourth Quarter Atl— Riggs 1 run (Luckhurst kick), said of Kelly, who was sacked only credited with a touchdown after a Gustafson with a five-yard pass touchdown, giving tbe Chiefs a 7-0 yards for a touchdown in the third NE— FG Franklin 49, 2:41 226, Hunter 1-42, R.Brown 1-13, Redden 1-10. (Ryan 9-8), 8:35 p.m. Ob r h bl a b rh b l Miller 89, Marly Slenko 93, Carl 12:X St. Louis, Mitchell 445, Tilley 851, once “ His loughne.ss was a bit of a bad snap from center by the Bears with three seconds left Seattle handed Pittsburgh its lead in the first period quarter Atlanta (Mahler 12-14) at Los Angeles Wasnfn dh 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 5 0 10 McKeever 44, Norm Pelletier 44, Bob NE— F G Fronklln 25, 10:19 Feurth Quarter Marsh 8 X . Anderson 8 X , Ferrell 818, (Welch 411), 10:35 p.m. Puckett cf 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 5 13 0 Gould 70, Don Cromwell 70, Dan NE— Rembert tumble recovery In end zone (Franklin kick), 13:05 A tl-^ lle n from Archer (Luck- Green 242, J.T. Smith 1-10. San Diego (Whitson 1-4) ol Son Francisco (taettl3b 4 0 2 0 Romero 2b 0 0 0 0 Golhers 71, Charles Seaback 73, Ken hur^ kick), 4.^ MISSED F IE L D (K )ALS— St. Louis, (Mulholland 0-4), 10:35 p.m. Bmnskv rt 3 0 0 0 Bucknrib 5 2 11 Scofield 73, Gene Botteron 75. Atl— FG Luckhurst 32, 11:X Lee, 48. Tuesday's Oomos Smalley ss 10 0 0 Dodson 1b 0 0 0 0 LO-LN — Gross — John Mulcahy 57, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ND— Hilliard 1 run (Andersen kick), College footbell roundup Phllodelphio at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. Laudner c 4 0 10 Rice It 3 2 2 4 Sian Domlan 57, Paul Kenneson57. Net RUSHING— Indianapolis, McMillan 18 14:52 ChlafaZ4.Bengala14 Mets keep Cincinnati ol Houston, 4:35 p.m. Hatcher 1b 4 0 2 0 Greenwl It 10 0 0 — John Sheet! 44, Harvey Harpln 44, 51, Hogeboom 814, Bentley 24, Wonsley SI. Louis ol Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Beone It 4 0 10 Baylor dh 4 10 0 Wall Burinskas 47, Dan Marauls 48, Al 2-14, Gill 1-4. New EnglancI, James 3870, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Montreal ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Lmbrdz Jb 4 0 10 DwEyns rt 4 0 10 MaraccI 48, Sam Worlhen 49. Collins 14A). Totupu 812. RUSHING— Adanto, Austin 27-104, Riggs At Kansas City— 434M Atlanta at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. (tagne ss 10 0 0 Armos ct 4 2 2 1 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — PASSING— Indianapolis, Hogeboom 18 1849, Archer 4-37, Andrews 8 X , Williams Bengata 8 7 8 7— 14 Son Diego ot San Froncisco, 10:35 p.m. Davidsn rt 10 0 0 DHedsn ct 0 0 0 0 Jim Bldwell-Stan Domlan 49, Auggle 'ew England, Eason 18298252. 1-7,Baker13,Stomps1-(mlnus1), Schonert Chiefs 7 8 14 3— 34 Cornhuskers show who is boss on winning Sulllyanc 3 0 2 2 Link-Sieve Schachner 70, Jim Booth- RECEIVIN(8^ndlanapolls, Capers 854, 1-lmlnus 2). New Orleans, Hilliard 1851, Fksl Quarter 8 Owenss 4 13 1 Leo Bravakis 70. Net — Tim Watson- Bouza 832, McMillan 812, Beech 242, Jordon421,Hebert 13. KC— Cherry recovered blocked punt In National Leaguo roaulta Totata 34 0 0 0 Totata X 0 IS f Bruce Skivington 54, Peter Brenn-Fran Boyer 1-38, Brooks 1-38, Benhev 1-14, Gill 1-9. PASSING-Adanto, Archer 18181-207, end zone (Lowery kick), 1:42. By The Associated Press victory, scored on Chip Ferguson’s have had better gam es" said N E W YORK (AP) - It’s Lucas 59, Harvey Harpin-Chick C»ag- New England, Morgan 7-114, Starring 8102, Schorwrt 1-883. New Orleans, Hebert Second Quarter D. Williams 1-9, Baty 1-8, Jones 1-5, Scott 1-5, 30-yard touchdown pass three Testaverde. whose Interceptions reached the point where the New Minnesota 000 000 OOIV-0 non 59, Phil Daly-John Sheelz W, Greg 18382115. CIn— Colllnsworth 15 from Esiason minutes into the game. 'That Mata 7. Padroa 1 Boston DOS 040 O O x^ B e rg e r-S le v e Johnson 40, Paul Collins 14, Carthon'ion 1-3. RECEIVING— Adanto, C.Brown 7-119, (Breech kick), 3:07. Not fazed by their trouble with set up 12 Florida points York Mets win even when they do (Tame Winning RBI — Owen (7) Kenneson-JIm Allen 40, Sam Saplenza- MISSED F IE L D GOALS— Indianapolis, Third Quarter capped their only scoring drive BlasuccI 57. Allen 842, Stamps 217, Cox 1-9, Williams 1-3. the NCAA, the Nebraska Corn­ Alabama 42-10 things all wrong First Game DP— Minnesota 1. LOB— Minnesota 0, Walt Kokoszka 40, Bill Dowd-DIck New Orleans, (taodlow 458, Martin 831, KC— J.Smith 15 pass from Blackledge huskers showed Florida State who ’’Once Nebraska got used to us, In the second game of Sunday’s SAN Dieoo NEW YORK Boston 8. 2B— Armos 2. HR— Rice (14), Vliord 40, Mike Bowmon-Joe Sgro 40. Jones 24,Hllllard2S,Tlce14,Jordan1-9. (Lowery kick), 3:X. Buckner (12). S— (Tagne. KC— Arnold tumble recovery In end was boss they shut us down.” Ferguson said Alabama sophomore Gene Jelks doiibleheader, three Mets pitchers a b rh b l Ob r h bl Brencea 38. Raldera 36 raced 75 yartis for a touchdown. • Flannrv 2b e 0 0 0 Jettersn ct 4 2 10 IP H R ER BB SO B.C. Open reaulla MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. zone (Lowery kick), 13:32. "At Nebraska, we try to physi­ ’’They seemed a little hesitant at combined for eight walks and Gwvnnrt 4 0 0 0 MWIIsonlf 4 2 2 2 Minnesota ' Feurth Quarter first. But once they started know­ part of an 116-yard performance Heaton L,413 4 2-3 10 9 9 2 0 At Denver— 78498 CIn— Colllnsworth X pass from Esiason cally dominate our opponents,” allowed 10 hits, while Mels hitlers Kruk It 3 0 0 0 Mitchell rf 4 0 2 3 ing we had to pass, they just and Derrick 'Thomas blocked a sianded 15 runners. Still, New Walter p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 2 0 0 2 Anderson 3 1-3 5 0 0 1 0 ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Rnal results Raiders 14 4 14 Baara4l,Brewna31 (Breech kick), 7:10. sophomore quarterback Steve Royster ph 10 10 Knlpht 3b 3 0 0 0 Boston Broncos r 14 7 10 KC— FG Lowery 18. 13:X Taylor said Saturday following started coming after us.” punt and returned it fora score, as York managed to squeak out a 85 Hurst W.10-7 9 9 0 0 0 7 and prize money Sunday In the 5400,000 B.C. First Quarter McRyld ct 4 0 0 0 Mazzllll 1b 4 0 10 Open golf tournament ployed on the por-71, At Chkope— 44BW eighth-ranked Nebraska’s 34-17 Leading the charge was the the Crimson Tide ruined the debut victory and a doubleheader sweep Martini lb 4 0 10 Teutel 2b 4 10 0 Umpires— Home, Reed; First, Tschldo; 4,944-yard Enjole Golt Club: Den— Watson 35 poss from Elwov ( Karlls INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Second, Garcia; Third, Ford. kick), 1:34 •rewns 7 7 7 18-31 RUSHINIJ-^IncInnatl, Brooks 13-40, thrashing of the No. II Semlnoles 280-pound Noonan, who sacked of Commodore Coach Watson over the Kennedyc 4 0 0 0 Elsterss 2 2 10 Rick Fehr. 572,000 4544-47-49— 247 Bears 31 3 7 18— 41 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 Goodenp 3 0 0 0 T — 2:31. A— 30,359. Larry Mize, 43,200 4A47-7048— 249 LA— Allen 24 pass from Wllsbn (Bohr KInnebrew 8W, Esiason 20. Konsos City, In . "We were Ferguson four times. Brown. The Mels reduced their magic kick), 7:27 First Quarter Heard 1842, Pruitt 1855, J.Smith 7-43, Tmpitn ss 3 0 10 Howard Twltty, 27,200 4940-48-44— 271 Cle— Gross tumble recovery In end zone really pounding on them, and I "We always try to be the Bobby Humphrey added a pair of number to six for clinching the LaPoint p LA— Christensen 14 p o m from Wilson Blackledge 8 X . 0 0 0 0 Angela 7. Yankees 2 Bobby Wodkins, 19,200 4448-7345— 272 (Bohr kick), 10:31 (Bohr kick), 1:45 strongest team,” Noonan said touchdown runs for Alabama — BStddrdp 0 0 0 0 Bill Glosson, 15,200 44-70-7147— 274 Chi— Gentry 91 kickoff return (Buder PASSING— Cincinnati, Esiason 2241-1- think we wore them down.” National League East loro 1b 2 1 1 1 Calvin Peete, 15,200 7147-7044— 274 ^ ^ — Safety, Elwov tockled In end rone. kick), 2:04 243. Kansas City, Blackledge 18281-190. The Cornhuskers’ victory came "They lost a little momentum and from 2 and 30 yards — while Marco ” I hale doubleheaders,” said TeloH 31 1 4 1 Totals 30 7 7 7 NEW Y(MtK Jay Hoos, 12,900 70494947— 275 RECEIVING— Cincinnati, Colllns­ Battle scored on a 7-yard run and C A L I^ R N IA Chi— Poyton 2 run (Butler kick), 7:36 worth 875, E.Brown 444, KInnebrew 442, after a week of controversy in confidence, and we were just the Mels Manager Davey Johnson. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Jack Renner, 12,900 724847-48— 275 Chi— Morshall 58 Interception r ^ r n Van Tiffin kicked field goals of 48 Son Diote 000 001 000— 1 Tom Purtier, 11,400 49487049— 274 LA— F G Bohr 43, :04 Holmon 842, Brooks 822, Kattus 2-18. which 60 Cornhusker players were stronger team in the fourth ’’They’re normally too long, and Tolleson ss 3 0 0 0 Pelllscf 5 12 2 Den— Elwoy 23 poss from Sewell (Korlls (Butler kick), 11 :X NewVeiii 140 100 oix-7 Pglrulo3b 4 0 10 Scholl Id ss Jeff Slumon, 10JW0 494871-49— 277 Kansas City, Palge893,Carson440,J.Smith quarter.” and 24 yards. 3 2 10 kick), 3:03 2-X, Pruitt 1-5, Arnold 14. suspended for violating a rule on today we made the day even (kime Winning RBI — Carter (15). Mlngly 1b 3 0 10 Downing If 4 12 3 Tony Sills, 10,000 7147-7049^277 Cle— Mack 3 run (Bohr kick), 6:48 Jelks jolted Vanderbilt with his Dick Mast, 10,000 48494872— 277 LA— FG Bohr, 42, 7:34 MISSED F IE L D (50ALS— Konsos City, distributing complimentary Oklahoma 38-4 longer I feel lucky to come out of E— Flonnery, Nettles, Elster. LOB— Son Easier dh 4 0 10 DeCncs 3b 5 0 11 Den— Long 1 run (Korlls kick), 13:53 Chi— FG Butler 47, 14:57 75-yard sprint through the middle Diego 6, New York 8. 2B— Mitchell, Winfield rf 10 0 0 Grich lb Lowery 45. tickets. Nebraska officials had Sophomore quarterbacks Ja- here with a couple of wins, very 4 0 2 0 Third Quofter Third Quarter of the line on the first play from MWIIson. HR— lorg (2). SB— Teutel (1). Roenick rf 3 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 3 1 1 1 LA— Allen 2 run (Bohr kick), 2:35 Cle— Mock 14 run (Bohr kick), 2:X considered forfeiting Saturday’s melle Holleway and Eric Mitchel lucky We just won a battle of S— LaPoint, Gooden. SF— Carter. Kittle II 4 12 0 JKHwl ph LPGA reaulla scrimmage in the second half 0 0 0 0 Den— Woodord 12 tumble return (Korlls Chi— Poyton 11 poM from McMahon Seahawka 30. Steelera 0 game untfl the NCAA agreed to directed Oklahoma’s wishbone to wildness and futility al the plate.” Coltoct 4 1 1 0 Miller rt 0 0 0 0 kick), 4:14 (Butler kick), 7:42 giving Alabama a 21-0 lead IP H R ER BB SO Skinner c 4 0 2 0 Burlesn dh delay the suspension of the play­ 470 yards on the ground as the Johnson was alluding to the 3 0 10 PORTLAND, Ore. (A P ) — Final-round LA— Borksdole 57 poss from Wilson Peurth Quarter "This was an emotional lime for Son Dtobo Little 2b 3 0 0 0 Ryot oh 10 0 0 results ond earnings Sunday In the 5200,000 C le -F G Bohr 22, 3:12 Stetlers 0 8 8 8— 6 ers. The school’s appeal of the Padres combined totals of 13 left on LaPoint L,1-2 (Bohr kick), 8:40 Sooners opened defense of their « 2 Lmbrdph 10 0 0 Boonec 4 1 1 0 PGA Cellular One-PIng Championship, Fourth Quarter Chi— F G Buder 19, 7:05 8 4 10 1 4 -X penalty will be heard Tuesday. m e,” Brown said. ” We nevermade base and nine walks allowed BStoddord 0 2 Polldor2b 4 12 0 Cle— Brennan 15 p o m from Kosor (Bohr Second Quarter national championship with an ployed■ on the■■ par-72, 4,248yord Columblo - bio Den— FG Korlls 51, :15 anything happen and never did AP photo New York, winning 10 of its last 0 1 Totata 34 2 0 0 Totals 34 7 13 7 Edgewoter Country Club (o-lndlcotes Den— Lang 7 poM from Elwov (Korlls kick), 9:05 Seo— Turner 4 poss from Krleg (kick “ I don’t think it affected the easy victory over UCLA. New York amoteur): kick), f ■■ Chi— Suhey 4 run (Buder kick), 12:59 tailed). 11:35 team negatively.” Nebraska mid­ anything to gain any confidence" 12, already has the third highest Gooden W,14-5 1 1 New York The Sooners. who have a history Martina Navratilova makes a forehand return in her U.S. 030 000 Ayoko Okomoto 530,000 7D-71-44— 207 Third Quarter dle guard Danny Noonan said of Penn State 45-15 win total in the club’s history at LaPoint pitched to 4 batters In the 4th. Calttomta 300 410 OOX— 7 Colleen Walker 14,000 724873— 213 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sea— Brown 18 Interception return of struggling in opening games, HBP— ^Jefferson by LaPoint. tNDIVibUAL STATISTICS (Johnson kick), 9:10 Open championshijj match against Heiena Sukova on 92-44 and the Mets are 48'games (tame Winning RBI — Pettis (4). Noncy Lopez 144)00 70-70-73— 213 RUSHING— L A. RoWers, Allen 24-98, RUSHING— Clevelond, Mack 10-50, the NCAA problems. "All it did completely dominated the 1985 Quarterback John Shaffer threw E— Downing. DP— New York 1, Collfor- Jane Crofter 9,500 74-71-49— 214 Hawkins 4-9, Wilson 1-5. Denver, Long 928, Byner 1818, Fontenot 1-1. Chicago, Payton Seo— FG Johnson 24, 14:X was get us fired u p " Sunday. Navratiiova easily retained her women's singles over .500 for the first time ever. Fourth Quarter Pacific-10 Conference and Rose for three touchdowns and 194 yards nlo 1. LOB— New York 7, Californio 9. Dale Eggeling 9,500 71-71-72— 214 Sewell 4-13, Winder 120, Wlllhite 1-4. 22113, ^cA tahon Suhey 7-22,’ (Sentry In other action involving the Top title. The last lime a major league club Mola6.Padrea5 28— Polldor, Pettis, Burleson, Grich. Mary Murphy 4,450 74-7871— 215 221, Sanders 1-2, Thomas; 1- 1. Seo— Lorgent 10 pass from Krleg (John­ Bowl champions both offensively to lead Penn Stale’s rout of PASSING— L A. Rolders, Wllson 28330- son kick), 4:14 was that many games over .500 M. J. Smith 4,450 487374— 215 344. Denver, Elwov 21-350-239, Sewell PASSING— Clevelond, Kosor 28481-289. Twenty college football teams on and defensively in the first meet­ Temple. The Niltany Lions look a Second Oome IP H R ER BB SO Hollis Stacy 4,400 754972— 214 1-1-823. Chicino, McMohon 18208135, Tomezok Seo— Morris 49 run (Johnson kick), Saturday, top-ranked Oklahoma ing of the two schools. was 1975 when the SAN DIEOO NEW YORK New York Becky Peorson 4,480 497873— 214 844848, Poyton 81-80. 12:M 21-0 first-period lead as Shaffer Resmusn L.14-5 R E C E IV IN G -L .A . Raiders, Christensen beat No. 4 UC LA 38-3; No. 3 Miami finished 108.54 obrhM abrhbl 3 1-3 9 4 4 2 2 Jon Stephenson 4,479 787274— 214 7-84, Allen8102, Howklns824, Wllltams209, RECEIVING-Clevelond, Byner 894, “ We were in total control of both completed nine of 10 passes for 1.32 Royster 3b 2 0 0 0 Dyfcstra ct 4 2 2 0 Stoddard 2 2-3 2 1110 M.Rgueras-Dottl 4879 787274— 214 Brennon 871, Stao^ter 4 « , Fontenot 8S,' INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS downed No. IS Florida 23-15; No. 5 The Mels also increased their Nielsen Barksdale 2-45. Denver, Johnson 4-53, phases.” Oklahoma Coac^, Barry yards and two touchdowns. Flonnry 3b 1 0 0 0 Bckmn 2b 3 2 3 0 2 2 0 0 10 Sewell 440, Jockson 4-24, Wlllhite830, Long M p rt 214, Greer 1-22, Newsome 1-14, Kosor RUSHING— Pittsburgh, Pollard 839, Alabama crushed Vanderbilt 42- Martina and Lendl lead over second-place Philadel­ Oatltemla Abercrombie 1227, Llpps 1-8, Hughes 1-7, Switzer said, "We knew we were "If you take away the first 18 9 Kruk rt 4 110 KHmdz lb 3 13 3 812, Watson 271, Elwoy 1-23, Winder 1-7. H . Ctdcago, Suhey 4 « , Gault 859, Payton phia to 21 games the largest McRyIds It 4 111 SiTwbry rt 5 0 10 Sutton W,14-9 6 6 2 X , Wiightmon 1-14, Mooreheod 1-5, Erenberg 14, Seitz 20, Malone 80. 10: No. 6 Penn State beat Temple much bigger and stronger in the minutes when we look ourselves Lucas S,2 3 2 Seattle, Warner 21-114, Morrls841, Williams advantage by any National League Mortinilb 2 0 11 Heeplt 3 111 MISSED FIELD (M3ALS-None. 45-15: No. 10 Tennessee rolled past offensive line for our style of play. out of the game.” Temple Coach tl Gwynn rt 2 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 4 0 10 Umpires— Home, Clark; Rrst, Johnson; Soccer MISSED FIELD GOALS— Chicago, 8X, Krleg 14. team since divisonal play began In Second, Kaiser; Third, Bremlgon. Buder 5 4 ,». PASSING-PIttsburgh, Molone 227-879, New Mexico 35-21; No. 1? Baylor Our speed and quickness was ^ Bruce Arians said. ’’Overall, 1 Bochy c 4 0 0 0 Heom c 3 0 2 1 edged Wyoming 31-28; No 14 retain Open titles 1969 The largest rnajor-league Kenndy ph 1 0 0 0 Elster ss 2 0 0 0 T — 2:37. A— 35,480. Redaklna41,Eagleal4 Compbell 8280. Seattle, Krleg 21-382 factor and we dominated from the think our offense showed signs that s Ttripltn ss 4 12 0 Mogitn ph 10 10 195. Auburn beat Tennessee- first series.” lead ever was 22‘4 by the Balti­ Liena13.Vlklnoa10 R ECEIVING— Pittsburgh, Stallworth 4 we could be pretty good before the Wynnect 2 0 0 0 Sontonoss 2 0 0 1 A’a 8. TIgera 4 Chattanooga 42-14: and No. 18 Oklahoma’s superior size, espe­ "The game is improving and 1 more Orioles on Sept 26. 1969. The RoberlsTb 5 1 4 1 Fmdezp 2 0 0 0 MSC B-year-elda At Wnshtaiton, D.C.— S8W1 41, Abercrombie 84, Policnd 1-10, HuBhes season is o v e r" Continued from page 9 1-22. Seattle, Lorgent 7-45, Turner 4-32, Brigham Young walloped Utah have to keep working and improv­ previous mark in the N L was 20‘A Wolnap 1110 Carter^ 10 0 0 The Manchester Soccer Club 9-veor- At M hiniepohs' 81,851 cially in its offensive line, was the Lofterts p 1 0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 DETROIT OAKLAND Tice 844, Fronklln 215, Wlllloms 2-14, State 52-0. topic of conversation by coaches ing to keep u p " by the Reds on Sept 8 1975 a b rh b l olds came up short in two away games ■»•»»« 8 7 3 8-13 Butler 1-11, Skonsl 1-9, Womer 1-5. beating McEnroe last .year "Then BStddrdp 0 0 0 0 Mazzllll ph 10 00 a b rh b l this weekend, losing 4-1 to Simsbury on VRrtnps ___ _ 3 8 8 7— 18 In a game involving unranked Tennessee 35-12 Keep up? Lendl appeared un­ Keith Hernandez and Wally Nettles ph lO O O M c O w tlp 10 00 Brokna.2b 4 0 0 0 Grtttln ss 4 2 10 W o s -F G Moseley 19, 5:39. MISSED F IE L D GOALS— Seattle, John and players from both teams. The I realized that I probably had him, Collins ph 1 0 0 0 MOovIsiT Saturday and 81 to Glastonbury/Hort- Phl^ohnson 17 pass from Joworskl son 40, 46, 36. teams, former Notre Dame Coach beatable here, lo.sing just one set, Backman each contibuted three H Walter p 0 0 0 0 4 12 1 well on Sunday. Min— F G C.Nelson 35,11:12 Sooners’ front five on offense Tailback Keith Davis scered on and if I fight really harti and don’t lorg ph 10 0 0 Lowry c 0 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 3 1, 1 1 (McFOdden kick), 8:01. Gerry Faust made a successful touchdown runs of 46 and 14 yards in the quarterfinals to Henri hits to a 14-hii assualt — all singles w Tromml ss 5 0 10 Bochte 1b Scott Rugonls scored the lone goal on averaged 280 pounds, or 40 more make any silly mistakes, don’t let. T O M SS S 18 3 Totals ss • 14 4 3 1 1 1 Saturday, with on assist by Jason Oet-3.Jones 2 run (Murroy kick), 13:04 Leconte of France His main — off four Padres pitchers in the b Gibson rf 4 0 10 Kngmndh 5 0 0 0 Wos^-Brygnt from Schroeder debut at Akron with a 380 victory than U C L A ’s three down defensive to lead Tennessee past New him get back into the match, then I Blakesley. Ben Berte and Tim Mar- Thhd Quortei nightcap Doug Sisk. 4-2. picked up SSS 881 881— 8 Herndon It 3 0 10 Conseco if 2 1 1 1 (Moseley kick), 5: D e t-F G M urroy 33, 12:59 over Salem, W.Va. linemen. Mexico. Davis carried 11 times for shall have it.” objectives now are to win Wim- Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 Wlllordc chond played well, while Kevin Blount Wos— Schroeder 1 run (Moseley kick), N8w V oH i 388 183 88r— 4 4 1 1 3 was outstanding In goal. Psuith ChtaHer Traasactions Cornhuskers’ sophomore quar­ ’"rhey are powerful, quick, big. 89 yards while sophomore class­ b W o n — he lost in the finals to the victory by pitching one inning w Gornc Winning RBI — Heom (1). Fields If 1 0 0 0 Javier ct 3 0 2 1 9:21. Del— F G Murray 44, 5:55 No interest tactic? in relief of starter Sid Fernandez. Coles 3b 2 10 0 <3allego2b Blokesley, assisted by Jonathan Phi— Tautalotosl 3 pom from Joworskl terback Steve Taylor ran for two unusually strong — they domi­ mate Jeff Francis. making his first Becker this year — and take the R E— HJohnson. DP— ^Son Diego 1, New 4 1 1 0 Cort, scored In Sunday's loss. Solid J A!r9-efferts. 7-7. and 1 1 3 Tetata 314 e 4 Totata 32 a W B 10:34. LeflOns L,7-7 MSC Farce O AKLAND A's— Recalled Wayne Gross from a 14-10 halftime deficit. downs on runs of 24 and 20 yards NCAA .suspension for letting some­ Lendl’s game was at its peak 0 )^ n on the second try. and the Bob Stoddard Lefferts was chased BStoddord 2-3 0 Return Yards ond Rob Nelson. Intlelders,from Tocomoot 2 0 Detrell ax BBS SBS-4 The Manchester Soccer Club Force Was— Rogers 5 run (Moseley kick), Comp-Att Taylor hit tight end Todd Millikan and the Hurricanes’ defense here While Mecir complaintnl finals of the U S Open on the fourth after issuing a walk to How ard. 11:24. the PocKIc Coast League. Recalled one other than their family or U T Y Now Yolk Oakland S11 as1 aix— a (10 veor olds) split o pair of decisions Sacked-Yards Lost sacked the Gators’ Kerwin Bell six about being uncomfortable and try, and 1 hope Wimbledon will be Johnson, loading the bases, and (tame Winning RBI — Bochte (4). on the rood this weekend, losing 3-1 to Terry Stelnboch, catcher, from Huntsville with a 12-yard touchdown pass late students use their complimentary T FTndez Punts ot the Southern League. times and recovered four fumbles, passes. homesick in the United States — he on the second, since it wasn’t on the Stoddard walked the next batter, Sisk W > 2 E— MDovIs. DP— Detroit 1, Oakland 1. South Windsor on Saturday and beat­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FUmMee-Loct in the third quarter, breaking a si LOB— Detroit 10, (Toklond 9. 2B— Javier, ing Wethersfield, 4-4, on Sunday. RUSHING— Philadelphia, Cun­ Penoltles-Yards 17-17 tie Taylor connected with snapping Florida’s 2l-game win­ played the European circuit this first. But I will be back over there Ed Heam.onfourpitchestoputthe McOwll S.19 ningham 2-31, Toutalotasl 9 K , Hoddlx 1-14, NEW YORK METS-49^led RICk Baylor 31-28 WP— Fernandez. Canseco, MDovIs. HR— DoEvons (38), Kris LIndstrom, assisted by Corey Tim e ot Possession ning streak at home. summer rather than cross the as I was over here four times ” Mets ahead 5-4 Rafael Santana hit N Willard (3), Lemon (9). SB— Conseco W ry, accounted for the lone goal In the Waters 84, Byars 22, Tcttchik 1-8 Anderson and Randy Myers, pltchers.from Von Sheppard for a 46-yard score Tidewater ot the Intemattonal League. Miami quarterback Vinny Tes­ Cody Carlson passed for 244 Atlantic t

By Bob PopettI home against top contender Wind­ ’’Offense — that’s going to be a will all see time. Herold Sports Writer ham High. Game time at Memorial problem.” admitted McCarthy. Others available include seniors F ie ld is 3:30 p.m ’’Nicky was a bom scorer and Joe LaRosa and Louis Jaffe. The reign of dominance may be ”I’m optimistic. I’m not going to Bobby with his hustle created a lot juniors Jeff Cappello, Chris Lyder. Advice over, but that doesn’t mean the give away the CCC East.” of chances.” Craig Smith and Marc Vigeant. Manchester High boys’ soccer McCarthy noted. “But in a way. A third forward who hopes to fill and sophomores Doug Harvey and team won't still be good. it’s good for the kids that we’re not the net is senior Bruce Rosenberg, John Melesko. An ominous total of nine starters being picked. There’s no pressure, the lone man on the roster with any "We have a lot of flexibility this graduated from last year’s 13-1-3 and we can grow and mature as the varsity goals (2) to his credit. year,’’ saidMcCarthy. ’’Thesekids squad that went unbeaten the Man says battle of the sexes season goes on. And not get too" Another gap on the field was left can play several positions, and entire season before losing for the cocky.” back ’’home” , at the sweeper and most are interchangeable backs first and last time to Glastonbury. A smattering of senior talent stopper spots, where the skillful and midfielders. The younger guys 2-0, in the Class L L tournament. At returns for the Indians, including Brian Milone and Tully Patulak have got experience, but how last count, as many as six Hank Stephenson. Mike Koblect. were rock-solid reliable. This year, quickly they acclimate themselves starts with privacy invasion sophomores may be stepping into Tom Janenda. Jay Mistretta and McCarthy may-rely on a pair of to high school soccer will be the the starting lineup. John Vichi. Janenda. who will be lOth-graders. Glenn Jensen and key.” D EA R MS. is not available. The only source of Sound like a rebuilding year? counted on for senior leadership, Jeremy Dieterle The rest of the CCC East soccer “With a capital •R^” said Coach VAN SUREN: help is prayer, and sometimes my and Mistretta are ticketed for the ”I’ve really been satisfied with world will be charting their You re ally are a Bill McCarthy, who anticipates the faith grows weak and I become so midfield. Koblect is also a possibil­ their work,” he said of Jensen and progress. funny little old challenge that comes with starting ity. but McCarthy may employ him depressed that even prayer doesn’t Diterle. “They’ve shown they’re lady. Both you help. over. ” It’s kind of nerve-wracking on the forward line “to take equal to the task” Schetlnle: Sept. II Windham H. and "Disillusi­ D e a r A b b y I am fine all day while I’m at but it’s also exciting. There’s still advantage of his .speed ” Stephen­ Backing them up in goal will be 13 Wethersfield A 10:30 a m., 16 oned,” who lost work, but when I go home, questions to be answered and son. a veteran Indian, is back up the platoon tandem of capable Abigail Van Buren Enfield H. 19 East Hartford A. 23 her cool when depression sets in. How do others we’re actually having tryouts for front with the added responsibility seniors Jason Stansfield and Mark South Windsor A. 26 Fermi H. 30 her husband handle the loss of their children the first time in awhile. It’s an open of leading the attack from the Fleming. Other fullbacks will be cam p.” Rockville H “violated her when they leave home? center striker slot. Vichi is slated junior Gary Minor, a returning Haraid pliofo by Pimo privacy” by Thank you for li.stening. And for the first time in awhile. for an outside fullback position letterman. along with sophomores Oct 3 East Hartford A. 7 Manchester High is not the prohibi­ looking through DEPRESSED Sophomore Jeremy Dieterle will be in the starting lineup Among the many soccer Dan Kelsey and Jonas McCray Windham A, 10 Enfield A. 14 her purse, must tive favorite to romp through the strengths stripped down by gra­ In the midfield, Janenda has Hartford Public H. 17 South for the Manchester High boys’ soccer team when the have conveniently short memo­ aoove. By the way. are you DEAR DEPRESSED: Every CCC East Division. The Indians, duation was the offensive attack, been moved to the m iddle to Windsor H. 21 Fermi A. 24 ries. or el.se you’ve never lived in married? If you’re a bachelor, parent who raises a child must face Indians launch their 1986 season Thursday against two-time defending division where the eye-popping exploits of replace the gifted and gone David Rockville A. 27 East Hartford H rhe real world with the rest of us. the day when that child leaves Windham High. champs with a two-year record of Nick Cacace and ^ b Chang will be Kelly Mistretta and sophomores please stay that way And if you 28-2-5, open the season Thursday at Fro m the year one. women have have a wife, please give her my home Letting go is never easy, but missed. Maurice Moriarty and Mike Sardo Most games at 3:30 p.m. gone through men’s pockets and condolences. it’s essential to every child’s wallets looking for something they emotional growth and ultimate NL roundup hope will give them yet another DEAR ABBY: I have read your independence. reason to nag And in the past two column for years, but I cannot During our lifetime, we all lose Sports In Brief decades, women in general have believe that I am writing to you. I beloved family members, and been on crusade to invade every am a middie-aged wife and pets, as well, but death is a natural Tallwood, Blackledge host golf match aspect of men’s privacy . from his mother. I work full time at a job part of everyone’s life. While West foes are chasing the Astros pockets to his private club that I like 1 am active in church prayer can be comforting, your HEBRON — Neighboring country clubs Tallwood and You broads go out of the house and community work and have depression may be due to a wearing fake faces and other kinds many friends chemical or hormonal imbalance. Blackledge are hosting a two-man best ball tournament on By John Nelson Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 27 and 28. Added gross and net prizes have to play big-time catch up to when first ba.seman Bill Madlock of fakery. and yet you have the I am suddenly faced with a I urge you to see your family The Associated Press catch us.” Giants 1,.CKpos 0 total $5,000 for the extravaganza that features 18 holes on each mishandled Howell’s pickoff utter gall to talk about “deception ’ situation so bleak that I am physician immediately. You need course. Cubs 11, R«dB 3 M ike Krukow. who had a two- throw, and Howell walked Greg .Sometimes a man might get overcome with depression. My to be examined physically. There The Houston Astros believe the hitter. outdueled Floyd Youmans. curious as to what’s under all the are many anti-depressants availa­ An entry fee of $135 includes greens fee, shirt and lunch (both Gross intentionally A walk to only child will be leaving for re.st of the National League West is The Cubs ended their seven- who allowed just one. a double by .sham Does she ca rry it all in her college soon. M y favorite aunt is ble that could be enormously days). Golf cars are $16 extra and must be reserved. State Steve Jeltz loaded the bases, and simply playing catch up now gaitie losing streak with 19 hits Mike Aldrete in the top of the first Roenicke walked on four pitches. purse? It’s big enough' fighting a losing battle with helpful Don’t delay. Good luck handicap is required for net division. There is a special seniors With a 6-3 victory Sunday over against the Reds, including eight inning that drove in the game’s S T A N L E Y W H A Y N E S . cancer My mother and husband division for players 55 and over. The Phillies took a 1-0 lead in the the St Louis Cardinals, the Astros off Bill Gullickson in I 2-3 innings, only run fir.st on M ilt Thompson’s . BOTHELL WASH are bothin poor health. Mypelsare For Abby’s booklet. "What Ev­ E n trie s m ust a rriv e by Saturday, Sept. 20. C a ll 646-3437 or took an eight-game lead over the his shortest outing of the year Krukow gave up a one-out single and the Dodgers tied it in the sixth elderly, and I know their days are ery Teen-Ager Ought to Know.” 228-0250. S tartin g tim es w ill be announced a fter Sunday. Sept. 21. Cincinnati Reds in the division. Ryne Sandberg and Shawon Dun to Randy Hunt in the second on L a rry See’s infield hit for his DEAR MR. HAYNES: If you are numbered send a check or money order for The teams begin a two-game series ston had three hits apiece for the inning, then retired 19 batters in a first major-league RBI trying to justify a man’s looking I know there is nothing you can $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 in Houston tonight Cubs, and rookie Greg Maddux row before Wallace Johnson through his wife’s purse — even do about any of this, but just cents). self-addressed envelope to: UConn hooters blank Vermont, 4*0 " I t’s only two games, and we’re allowed I) hits in going the singled with two out in the eighth Pirates 3, Braves 1 after she has aked him not to — unloading my feeling helps We Dear Abby. Teen Booklet PO up by eight,” Astros third baseman distance in his first major-league Box ,38923 Hollywood Calif 90038 BURLINGTON, Vt, — With junior Kanto Lulaj tallying his Tim Burke pitched a hitless ninth you’ll have to do better than the live in a small town and counseling Denny Walling said "Even if they start. inning for Montreal Bob Kipper and Barry , Jones second and third goals of the campaign, the University of beat us twice, we’re still up by six Dunston. Chico Walker and Leon Youmans struck out 10 while combined on a five-hitter that Connecticut soccer team captured its second straight shutout, and we’ve been a lot closer than Durham homered for the Cubs, Krukow fanned nine. The Expos allowed the Pirates to salvage the 4-0, Saturday over the University of Vermont. that” while Bo Diaz homered for Cincin­ had runners at first and third with final game of the three-game Chris Reif and Dan Donigan also scored for the Huskies-, who Nerve disease leads to death Jim Pankovits’ grounder drove nati. which won the first two games one out in the ninth but Krukow got series in Atlanta have not allow ed a goal in 200 m inutes of play. R ich H orw ath and in Kevin Bass, who had two hits, to of the series to pull within seven Tim Wallach to pop up and Luis Brian Hall combined in goal for the shutout for Connecticut, break a 3-3 fie in in the bottom of games of Houston Kipper 4-7. worked 7 2-3 score­ D E A R D R . weeks, so was the infection Rivera was gone on a called third less innings, allowing four hits, and recording five saves. the fifth inning "Blowouts are part of the strike GOTT: There It is now two months since I Jones gave up a ninth-inning run on UConn resumes action Tuesday night against Boston College in In the rest of the league Sunday. game.” Cincinnati player- seems to he discontinued treatment and there Chestnut Hill, Mass., at 7 p.m. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 11-3. manager Pete Rose said, "but you a double by Boh Horner and two more and more is healthy, pink, new growth under San Francisco beat Montreal 1-0. don’t like them to happen to you in grounders Rafael Ram irez got the people with my toenails Fo r me. this has New 'York swept a double-header September when you’re trying to Phillies 2, Dodgers 1 RBI amyotrophic D r . G o t ! proven to be a simple, inexpensive lateral sclero­ and effective treatment for what Palmer, Player like Cup format from San Diego 7-1 and 6-5. catch a team. There’s nothing you Ken Howell walked pinch-hitter M ike D iaz’s I Ith homer, with one sis. Would you was a long-term nuisance I hope Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 2-1 can do about it” Ron Roenicke with the bases out in the ninth off Gene Garber, Peter Qotl, M.D. POTOMAC, Md. — Opposing captains Arnold Palmer and please discuss you will share this information and Pittsburgh defeated Atlanta Cincinnati’s Dave Parker loaded in the ninth inning to lift the gave the Pirates their third run. Gary Player don’t want any changes in the Chryiler Cup this disease? with your readers, since toenail 3-1 singled home a run in the bottom of Phillies over the visiting Dodgers Junior Ortiz and Johnny Ray drove competition, an international event for senior golfers. fungus seems to be a widespread "We’re feeling real confident the fifth inning with the 2.000th hit Juan Samuel opened the ninth with in the P ira te s’ first two nins in the DEAR problem Palmer and Player made their feelings known Sunday after now” Pankovits said "They will of his career a single Samuel went to second third inning Palm er’s eight-man U S. team trounced Player’s international READER: Herald photo by Bashaw squad 68'^ to 3 1'j in the inaug u ral $600,000 event at the Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis The ALS Association (15300 Ven­ DEAR READER; Several read­ Tournament Players Club at Avenal, (ALS) Is also called Lou Gehrig’s tura Blvd . No 315, Sherman Oaks. ers have been kind enough to write Next year, the tournament will be played at the TPC course at Disease, after the baseball player CA 91403) The National Institute their thanks I appreciate hearing Fashion show preview Prestancia in Sarasota. Fla . during the first week in April. Spfnks and Tyson may meet next year who died of the illness It is a of Neurological Communicative from you. Apparently the La Asked if he thought there should be any changes In the team progressive neurological affliction Disorders and Stroke (Building 31. Pacha or Pau d’Arco treatment Frank J.T. Strano. LouiseC. Panellaand will be from Zahner's Clothiers of that results from a breakdown of works Thank you for describing competition format which mixes match and stroke play over the Room 8A08, 9000 R o ckville Pike. Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. certain nerves In the brain and Bethesda. MD 20892) publishes a the method you used: I was’t quite Megan LeTourneau, from left, model Rockville. Tickets at $5 may be four days. Palm er said he didn’t believe so. Lewis heavyweight title bout ser­ with the winner of that bout to fight package were the Splnks-Larry The Associated Press spinal cord Since these nerves book on ALS that you may find sure exactly how to use the lea clothes they w ill wear in a fashion show purchased at the door or by calling ies with a challenge to Trevor Spinks for the undisputed title Holmes rematch and Splnks- “ I haven’t given it any thought, so I don’t know of anything Your suggestions may help other Berbick for the World Boxing The Berbick-Tyson bout would Tangslad supply muscles, the hallm arks of helpful Sept 18 at 7 p.m. at Piano’s Restaurant Norma Tedtord at 647-9914. Strano is wrong with the way it went,” said Palm er, who shot a 2-under-par LAS VEGAS. Ne\’ — Michael ALS are weakness and wasting of readers Council title on Nov 22 at the Las be held indoors at the Las Vegas Not in the deal is Witherspoon’s in Bolton, The show will be sponsored president of the Board of Realtors and 69 to tie with teammate Gene Littler for Sunday’s low score and Spinks has called Mike Tyson the muscles of the hands, arms and DEAR DR. GOTT: You recently Vegas Hilton, which was the site of Hilton, while the other two fights WBA title defense against Tony clinch the victory the American team. "someone for me to w orry about ” legs. The disease progresses ran a letter advocating the use of DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 have had a by the Manchester Chapter of the Panella is an agent tor Blanchard & Saturday night’s show. would be held at a 14,000-15,000- Tubbs for which no date and site Palm er scored a total of IS'-i points over the four days to lead On Saturday night, the exciting La Pacha lea soaks for the tubal pregnancy and a miscar­ Women's Council of Realtors. Clothes Meanwhile promoters Bob Arum seal outdoor arena. have been announced quickly, involving the muscles of Rossetto Realtors. all players in addition to making two holes-in-one on consecutive 20-year-old Tyson did nothing to body movement and respiration, treatment of toenail-fungus riage within a year of each other and Loren Cassina. claiming Ber­ John Glovenco. president of In another fight Saturday night. days on the same par-3 during preliminary rounds. alleviate Spinks’ worries resulting in death within five Infection // ” My doctor says my next pregnancy bick has a promotional contract Hilton Nevada Corporation, said Bobby Czyz of Wanague. N.J . won Tyson knocked down Alfonzo years. I am a registered nursdandW ve has a 75 percent chance of being with King but no contract to fight Hilton has signed a deal with King the IBF light-heavyweight title by Ratliff twice and stopped him in ALS Is a disorder of unknown had great difficulty fighting such another tubal. I’m 21 and would Tyson, hove offered Berbick $3 and Lewis "in excess of $10 million stopping previously unbeaten Slob­ the second round of their scheduled m illion to fight G erry Cooney in for five fights” cause; there Is no treatment It an Infection. I was losing several like to know what could have About Town 10-round heavyweight fight odan Kacar of Yugoslavia In the caused these problems Okamoto stings field for LPGA title December. The first two fights in the fifth round usually begins In middle ape I am toenails when, in desperation. I About |i/i hours later. Spinks "Berbick has signed a contract not aware that A LS Is more decided to try the treatment. I PORTLAND, Ore. — A bee caused some pain for Japan’s retained the International Boxing to fight Mike Tyson.” King said. prominent today than it was in the purchased the tea (which was DEAR READER: There is no Rosary Society Installs officers the museum Ayako Okamoto in the final round of the Cellular-One Ping Golf Federation heavyweight title by "In fact he has signed for the whole past. Perhaps we are simply called Pau d’Arco) In a health-food single cause for tubal pregnancy, Cham pionship, but it was O kam oto who stung the rest of the field knocking down Steffen Tangstad of series. Everbody who has entered George Foster is released hearing more about it. as we do store, used one teaspoon per cup of some women seem to be particu The Rosary Society of St Bridget Church will install BartkowskI earns honors to w in the $200,000 tournam ent by six strokes. Norway three times and stopping the series has had to sign for every about many other illnesses water, heated it very hot. then larly prone to this condition. I think officers at a banquei Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Fiaiio's "Bees are lucky for me,” Okamoto said after she suffered a him in the fourth round. fight” There are four fights left in CHICAGO (AP) — Outfielder uniform His balling average with Nursing care and family support soaked my feel once a day until the that you should ask your gynecolo- Restaurant. Bolton Glenn BartkowskI of 108 Hamilton Drive was sting while playing the 10th hole. ”1 birdied the next hole.” Spinks’ next opponent could be the eight-bout HBO series. George Foster, signed by the Chicago was 216 with four runs are vital resources In helping ALS solution became cold Within three glst/obstetriclan about the possi­ omitted from the list of students who made the honor Okamoto, 35, finished the 54-hole competition at 9-under-par Tyson sometime next year K in g ’s son, Carl, saidhesigneda in August os a batted in victim s deal with the disease as is days, the pain was gone: in two ble causes in your case. Lutz plans events, recruits help roll at Kingswood-Oxford School for the entire year, 207 on the sun-drenched; par-72, 6,260-yard Columbia-Edgewater ’’ . I’m looking forward to the free agent, has been released With the Mets. Foster batted .227 the school announced He is a junior this year four-year manager’s contract with Lutz Children’s Museum will begin a Ranger Rick Country Club course. world heavyweight championship The White Sox gave Foster his with 13 homers and .38 RBI Berbick last November. Berbick’s Club for children in Grades 2 to 6 which w ill meet fight for my next bout, ” Ty.son. unconditional release after Sun­ Foster ranks ,37lh on the all-tim e Her final round 66 Sunday tied the tournament record set by purse for a fight against Tyson Saturdays from 10 a m. to noon beginning in October unbeaten in 27 professional fights day’s 4-3 victory over the visiting home run list with .348 and has 1,239 M.J. Smith in Friday’s first round. Her three-day total was the would be $16 million. Pierogis pastry recipe easy and continuing through September 1987. Members AARP goes to Sugarloaf with 25 knockouts in an 18-month Toronto Blue Jays They also career RBI ^ lowest score in the tournament’s nine-year history. Plans call for the winner of the ♦ will receive a Ranger Rick magazine subscription, career, said placed Julio Cruz and Luis Salazar "I appreciate them giving me There is space available for the Oct. 6to 8 Vermont The victory was her second of the year on the Ladles Berbick-Tyson bout to meet the decals and posters, enter contests, study museum Tyson is scheduled to join the on the disabled list, sending them the chance they did.” said Foster, DEAR sauteed mushrooms and onions trip sponsored by the American Association of Professional Golf Association tour and the seventh of her LPG A World Boxing Association cham­ artifacts and animals and make craft items HBO-promoters Don King-Butch home for the rest of the season who hopes to try out for another POLLY: Would mixed with some dry bread Retired Persons. Manchester Green Chapter 2399. career. Although she has played in LPG A events for five years, pion, currently Tim Witherspoon. Registration is $55 for members and $60 for Foster, 37, played in 15 games for team next spring “It’s a decision you be able to crum bs and salt and pepper to The foliage trip to Sugarloaf Valley includes deluxe this is only her third full season on the tour. non-members Call the museum. 643-0949. for more the White Sox after being uncondi­ you have to live with It doesn’t print a recipe taste; or ground cooked beef accommodations in three-room condos, a visit to a Defending champion Nancy Lopez was in contention through tionally released by the New York eliminate the fire or desire for making plc- mixed with eggs (two eggs to one information. 1890 Woodstock farm, the Shelburne Museum and a most of the three-day event, until the final few holes. Lopez, who Mets. w ithin” rogls? It is P o in te rs pound meat) and sauteed with The museum will have a nature walk for school dinner at Country Inn with entertainment MCC hooters routed • children and parents Sept 26 at 6: 30 p m at the Oak needs one victory to qualify for the LPGA Hall of Fame, faded Although he hit a home run in his really the onion, salt and pepper. Foster was in the last season of a Choice for dinners areforthe first night, roa.st duck into a tie for second with Colleen Walker at 3-under-par, 213. first game for the White Sox, it was dough that I You can make your pierogis Grove Nature Center. Preregistration is necessary Manchester Community Col­ five-year $10 million deal when he Polly Fisher or stuffed sole, and. for the second evening, chicken Dale Eggeling and Jane Crafter tied for fourth at 2-under-par, tim e in the Manchester net, his only homer in a Chicago need, since I larger for main-course servings, and is $1.50 for a member parent and children and $2 was released by the Mets supreme or roast lamb. Two breakfasts are included. 214 lege’s soccer team got off on the making six saves apiece. have a recipe although the small ones are ideal for a non-member parent and child combination. wrong foot — m ake that feet — in The cost w ill be $196 a person, double occupancy . The The Cougars look to improve for fillin g that for hors d’oeuvres, snacks and The museum is recruiting Grades 7 to 12 students the Cougars’ 1986 opener on bus will leave Community Baptist Church parking lot their performance on Wednesday was in my hus­ desserts. for volunteers. Their organization meeting will be at 7:30 a m. F o r reservations and more information, Saturday Manchester was afternoon in New Haven, when b and’s fam ily POLLY Sept. 13 at 10:30 a m at the museum. Those interested OPEN TUES. & THURS. TIL 8 PM call Janet Phillips, 649-0524 Fehr wins B.C. Open tournament swamped at home. 10-1, by Massa- they play the Southern Connecticut for years — but it’s no good without little oil until browned on both sides Baby sitters, moms and dads, in participating or seeking more information may call soit Community College of Brock­ State University junior varsity at (fruit pierogies are not sauteed, ENDICOTT, N.Y. — Rick Fehr was one of the people who the dough. grandparents and others will ap­ ton. Mass 3:30 p.m. MAY but brushed with a little melted thought he would win on the PGA Tour. He was right. preciate the baby care Pointers, butter or softened cream cheese). including making your own baby Fehr equaled the lowest 72-hole score on the tour this season Massasoit, the defending DEAR MAY: The following This dough is enough to make food and traveling tips, in Polly’s Sunday as he won his first tournam ent — the $400,000 B.C. Open. NJCAA New England champions and national quarterfinalists last 248 SPRUCE 8T. recipe for pierogi pastry is adapted about 70 small pierogi. newsletter "Bringing Up Baby ” Thoughts “ I knew I had it in me, I just hadn’t been tapping it,” Fehr, 24, season, dom inate every phase of LeoK MANCHESTER from “ Polish Cooking.” by Mari­ Two easy fruit fillings for Send $1 for each copy to Polly’s sa id a fte r shooting a 2-under-par 69 and w inning the $72,000 first anna Olszewska Haberle (HP pierogis are blueberry and cherry the game during Saturday’s 6th Pointers, incareof the Manchester from nowhere to Tobias disguised nize their faces, maybe we know prize with a 17-under-par 267 to beat Larry Mize by two strokes. F U E L OIL Simply mix blueberries or cherries “Always offer hospitality to annual Nutmeg Soccer Classic 646-7202 Books: 1985) HeraW. P.O Box 91428. Cleveland: as a relative from a dislanf tribe. their names, but in a sense, they Mize, who had a 68 Sunday, finished two strokes ahead of BRAKE Sift four cups all-purpose flour with a little sugar and use to fill the OH 44101-3428. Be sure to include strangers” was a common custom Kevin Langan scored the lone in New Testament times. What a This stranger ted Tobias on a are strangers to us. as we are to Howard Twitty, who had a final-round 66, while Bobby Wadkins, CENTERS, INC. into a large bowl and make a well pierogis F o r savory pierogies. try the title goal for the 0-1 Cougars. Tony Reif dangerous trip and brought him them We really don’t know them. with Sunday’s low round of 65. finished fourth, another stroke In the center. Break two eggs into difference age we live in' We have turned a hat trick to lead the safely home Who are those people in y our life? back. 59® the well and add five tablespoons a great deal of distrust and parade for I-O Massasoit. while And then one day a stranger What kind of hospitality could Peete and B ill Glasson, who had 66 and 67Sunday, respectively, Senior Citizen A sour cream, three tablespoons suspicion of strangers today We Rich Canavan and Jon Lim a added walked with the disciples to you offer them, which would were at 274 and Jay Haas, who had a final-round 67, and Jack vegetable oil and a-pinch of salt Winner Is a real turkey tell our children not to talk to two tallies apiece. Joe DeFreitas, Volume Discounts ... Now thru September 27th strangers. Strangers like hitchhik­ Emmaus. and when the stranger enable you both to share the gifts Renner, 68 on Sunday, were at 275. Blend the flour and other ingre­ broke bread, they recognized the God has given you to share? Jon Fenra and Carlos Silva also MONTGOMERY, Ind. (AP) - Of the more than 40 turkeys who ers are feared: hnd we post signs in THRIFTY OIL CO. dients together with your finger­ .stranger as Jesus scored Elght-year-old Glen O’Brian says participated in the qualifying races buildings saying "No solicitors tips. gradually adding approxi­ What about today’’ There are The Rev. John Holliger Rod Baran and Joe Abele shared 289-8843 the secret of winning Montgo­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday, welcom e.” mately V« cup water until the many people we meet lime and St. George’s Episocpal Church OIL CHANGE SPECIAL mixture forms a smooth, pliable mery’s spectacular racing event is five qualified for the championship But in the Bible there are many Leafs get Dupont and Yaremchuk again during our week. We recog­ Bolton dough. to place a hand on your entry's run. stories of faithful people welcom­ M O NTREAL — Defenseman Jerome Dupont and center Ken To make pierogis. roll out downy bottom and give it a firm The race was delayed as rain fell ing strangers giving them hospi­ on the dirt track that’s surrounded Yarem chuk of the Chicago Blackhawks have been awarded to the one-fourth of the dough at a time push off the starting line. tality, and later finding out they ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. by giant tractor tires. Fossils found In China cave Toronto Maple Leafs as compensation for the Blackhawks’ and cut into three- to four-inch Glen did just that to win the ISth were angels in disguise who had a Hebert J. Smith, hK annual Turkey Trot Festival race Glen made good use of the wait, PEKING (AP) - Archeologists The find was unusual because of signing of former Toronto defenseman Gary Nylund, 'the f circles. Place one tablespoon fil­ special gift from God for them INSl'RANSMITHS * ling of your choice in each circle, on Sunday, with help from a concentrating on giving GTO some There was Abraham who wel­ have found the fossilized remains the variety of fossils found, Xinhua National Hockey League announced Sunday. INSURANSMITHS SINCE 15.95 waddling, gobbling "G ’TOtheSrd.” last-minute practice. He rippled of more than SO species of anim als quoted local archeologists as The Maple Leafs were also awarded Chicago's fourth-round fold over to make a turnover and comed three strangers one day. crimp edge with your fingertips or In the three years Glen has the cord attached to the leather in a cave in southern China, the saying. selection in th^ 1987 entry draft. gave them a cool place to rest while 1914 While you waltl a fork to seal. Boll filled pierogis in entered the turkey race, this is his harness around the turkey’s long, officiai Xinhua News Agency said Meanwhile, defenseman Paul Boutilier of New York Islanders narrow neck, agitating the bird Sarah prepared food for them And The cave, which is 2,000 yards two quarts lightly salted water: first championship. today. long, is in Wuxuan County in was sent to Boston as compensation for the Islanders’ signing of into a racing frenzy. later the strangers announced The fossils include remains of the four to five minutes for savory “Jockeys tend to be youngsters Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous free-agent defenseman Brian Curran, formerly of the Bruins. ”I try to get him worked up a Sarah and Abraham w Ml have their stegodon. an ancient elephant-like pierogies (those filled with meat, because generally the turkeys run Region. 649-5241 little bit,” he said. first child These are no ordinary Both Dupont and Yaremchuk are both former first-round draft saurkraut and sim ilar fillings) and better with them because they’re mammal that lived more than 65 E. Center Street strangers: they were messengers Researchers have not yet deter­ p ick s. 10 to 15 minutes for fruit fillings. closer to the ground,” said David Just before the race was to start, 10.000 years ago. and remains of from God mined how old the remains are or Manchester, Ct. WE DO ALL AUTO REPAIRS Saute savory boiled pierogis an R. Cox, executive director of the Glen knelt down and calmed the pandas, deer, monkeys, cows and The angel Gabriel appeared why they all are in the same cave. additional five to six minutes in a county’s cham ber of commerce. bird’s ruffled feathers. dogs. Xinhua said. ~ MAWCHESTEB HERALD. Monday. Sept $. 198«

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OH (60 mm ) 06103. 527-5779. ■ . . softly ruRled or MOVIE: Tales of Terror' Three tales VERNON Will train. Starting $5.00 loys. Port time and full shift,11am-2pm. *4.25 on 646-5153, leave messoge 8 39 Harriet dominates every and some other evenings. Carpenter- Experienced classic. (22) (29 Tonight Show Guest host Betty Cine 1 A 2 — About Lost Night... time. AM K Welding Inc. hour tor closers,7om-12. of terror: Morelia, The Black Cat, and White welcomes Charles Nelson Reiliy 4:40AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Endgame' A Coll the Chrch office,646- In remodeling. Coll Ro­ M u n s o n ’s Chocolates per hour. Coll 9 - 3, with service. No. 8106 with Photo- The Case of M Valdemar, are based on group of nuclear war suivivors search (PG-13) 7:05, 9:30. — The Karate Kid family gathering. Want to 646-6855. 289-5634. 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[C N N ] Crossfire MORTGAGE CO^ INC. pay, paid group insurance (major medical, himself to be a prize in a love lottery with PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION co im the winner to get him in marriage. David [D IS ] Danger Bey You can bank on U group life) paid vacations. Career orientated LEO KWASH, s e c r e t a r y throu Niven. Peggy Cummins, Anne Vernon. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider An hx]ual Housing Lcncicr and self-motivated desired. Apply in person, Doted Ot Monebattar, CT tbta 8tb day ot Soptombar, 1886. Will ft CALL 647-9946 or 647-994T\ 219. A 81268 165 Rt. 66, East Columbia, C T 06237. MS-1711 EOE. Krr ‘i r CARLYLC ®by Larry WrioM MANCHESTER SPORTS BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Mall-area zoning Feast Fast has Walker, Dallas TELLERS mvm/MM ONLOCRRE m 3 Is kept on hold something for all trim the Giants Part Time / Full Time m s/ 8 a s s s * “ We will train. Apply; Child care In my licensed Let us Cleon your home or Fogorfy Brothers — Bo- f t ... page 3 home. Coll 449-3015. Art's Light Trucking- ... page 9 ... page 12 buslnett. Monchester- throom remodeling; In- cel lor s ,attlcs,aaroges /Vernon oreo. Dependo- ftdlertlon water heaters, Savings Bank of Manchester Mother of toddler would cleans, junk' ' Ik loled-iu ,« w- Me ond reasonable. Coll garbage diepoedle; fOuoet Ilk# to babysit In my home after 4pm. 6ftft4i4i. .Purnlture and oppllonoes 923 Main St., Manchester ^ r s . 4494S39, Vlso/M- moved. Odd lobe. Very days. All ages welcome otferCord occegted. 647-1329. honest dependoble 646-1700 worker. 2S yeors expe­ rience In moving. 444-9669 EOE Certified teacher otters loving Day Core tor your iMItCEiaMEOUS anytime. c h ild re n . T ra in e d In Carpentry; Repairs of all IKRVICE8 Safety and First Ald- types. Need o bedroom Screened Loom,grovel- ,processed oroveLsond- .Large yard,activities. and a basement, need a Odd lobs. Trucking. Reasonable rotes.449- closet,or extra shelvln- ,etone, and fill. For Home repairs. You nome deliveries call George 0671. g,attlc stolrsravs? Call It, we do It. Free esti­ Bernie 444-3172 until 11pm. ^ f f ln g ,A n d o v e r 742- mates. Insured. 443-0304. ft 5 2 1 liaiirlipatrr) ManchRsler A City of Village Charm Hpralh ^ CREW SUPERVISOR^ SERVICES isiPMimiia/ Delivering clean farm Bobcat, bockhoe loader iSSJPAKRIMe loom; 5 yards S7S plus tax. rental, trucking drainage, Also sond, stone, and sight work, top soil, bark 0tmbfrmA.tnc Quality Kleen commer­ gravel. Call 443-9904. ATTENTION!! cial and residential clean­ Nome your own price — mulch, decorative stone. Tuesday. Sept. 9,1986 ing services. Free estl- Coll Oovls Construction 25 Cents Father and son. Fast, 672-1400 anytime. LOOAL NOTICa Here's an opportunity to motes, dependable service. reterences,447-6023. Pointing, Poperhanglng The Deportment of Public Utility Control will conduct o pub­ ft Removal. Coll 072-8237. lic heorino, oursuont to Section 16-11 of the General Statutes S make good part time of Connerticut, of Its offices. One Central Pork Plozo, New I specialize In residential Brltoln, Connecticut, on Monday, September 15, 19*6, at window and no wax floor John Deerr potntlno con­ D ft O Landscaping. Voca­ earnings! tion cuttings, hedM trim ­ Top Soli. Cleon, rich, 11 :M o.m., concerning Docket No. I40I-03, Petition Piled Ferguson gets cleaning. Windows In­ tractor. Residential, com­ f.'' Horfford Areo Coble Televislon Council for OPUC Inyes- clude storms and screens, mercial. Poll and winter ming, Prunings, flower ft •tone free loom. Any tlgotlon re: Planned Programming Changes of United Coble Must be able to get along floors Include stripping shrub plantings. Free esti­ amount delivered I Alto Television Serylce Corporation of Connecticut. Hartford specials. Free estimates. Area CATV Advislory Council has requested that the De- and sealing. 10 years ex­ 449-3248. mates. Coll 459-2436 Offer fill, orovel, stone and 5;30pm. Bark mulch. Coll Oovls portm^nt conduct an Invtstlootlon Into planntd proorom* with older kids and have your clusive home experience chonoes of Unitod Coble Televltlon Service Corporo- otters the difference. In­ Construction 872-1400 tlon» the proposed Implementotlon dote of theproorom mino probation deal own car. No experience sured. Bill 529-9879. anytime. ctumges being August 19,19S6. By Order No. 13 In Its decision ELECTRICAL Your neighborhood doted September 17, 19S5, rendered In Docket No. 15^27, necessary - will train! handy man I Honest fam­ Agglleotlen of Hartford CATV, Inc. ond United Coble Televl- ily man, will estimate any USE RICE to Cleon the Services Cergerollon for Approvol el Sale, Transfer Monday - Thursday, 5-8:30 Dumas Electric — Having lob you create, lawns, nnd Omni of Ceiiltlcole el Public Convenience and Neces- Electrical Problems? Inside of bottles and long- slly, the Department ordered the Company os follows: houllno, cleonlng, point­ "United shall follow the UCTC policy regarding advisory in petition case Sat,, 9-1:30 Need someone to clean Need o large or o small stem votes. Sprinkle rice your home? I am the one. ing, and minor repairs. Inside container, odd councils, os detailed In Section IV.B.1., supra. In this fran­ Repair? We Specialize In Residential/Business. chise." Section IV .B .l., of fhot decision states thot "... Young student looking for Residential Work. Joseph ^ r m , sudsy wafer and United personnel will meet with the advisory council on o spore money. Coll me for For the highest ouallty at •hake vigorously. The B y George Layng Call Sue, 647-9947, 10-5 Dumas. Fully Licensed. the lowest prices coll. monthly basis and otherwise communicate on on os-needed William J. Diana, an attorney; morib Hiitntla AAA MbMae rice will DOllsh and rlann basis with council members to Inform them about Issues af­ Herald Reporter Edward J. Wilson, a former fecting coble customers, such os proposed orogrammlng,.. solicit from the council Input prior to Implementing changes Republican who withdrew from In operation motfers and obtain from the council's members Republican town Director Tho­ the party this summer to run as an P the benefit of their knowledge with respect to customer per­ mas H. Ferguson was given ceptions, concerns ond wonts," The Department will con- independent candidate in the 13th duct tho public hoorlno on this mottor for fhtpurpoto of con* accelerated rehabilitation this Assembly District: and Elsie ilderino the relief requested bv the council. The Department morning on charges filed in Tartaglia. a notary public who $7.00 PER HOUR shall review United's compliance with Its franchise require* connection with a forged signature mentSi os ordered In the Department's decision In Docket works for Manchester State Bank No. referred to above. Additional Information mov appearing on a petition he circu­ President Nathan Agostinelli. a "•f0^folP*d from the Department's Executive Secretary's lated in an attempt to force a May member of the Republican State Manchester. Very nice 2 Townhouse-2 bedrooms, GOP delegate primary. TELEMARKETING South Windsor. 6 room Central Committee. Manchester. Nice two bedroom townhouse con­ I'/i boths,electrlc heot- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL Under the conditions imposed by Colonial. 1st floor family dominium In convenient William Diana, the brother of the Part Tim e bedroom Colonial with 11 ,centrol air condltlonlng- ROBERT J, MURPHY, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Manchester Superior Court Judge room, 4 bedrooms, lorge X 22 master bedroom that area. 12 x 17 living room ,large living room dining 04LM lawyer representing Ferguson, Lawrence C. Kiaezak. Ferguson’s The CouranI is seeking mature, motivated dining room, 2'/j baths, could be divided. 12 x 21 ond 12 X 17 fully op- area and kitchen. was charged with making a false fireplace. In ground pool fireplaced living room, pllanced kitchen. Sliders Laundry hook-ups, 2 cor rehabilitation period will end statement, a misdemeanor. He individuals to join our successful circula­ Asking $229,900. U ft R large kitchen, dining to prlvote balcony over­ goroge. Centrally located March 9. 1987. If Ferguson has not was granted accelerated rehabili­ Realty 443-2692d TV/8TERE0/ tion sales team. If you like talking to people, room, 1 '/i baths, screened looking wooded rear tor elderly couple. Refer­ Automotive been convicted of a crime by that tation July 23 by Superior Court porch, patio and lovely yard. Partially finished ences reoulred,lease plus iniAPPLIANCES time, the charge stemming from Judge Sambino Tamborra. Under we w l^ ra in you to sell The Courant over $119,900. Cleon Ranch on terraced bock yard with basement with walkout to deposit. No pets, 443- the since-aborted gubernatorial beautiful corner lot. Ap­ the terms of his accelerated tireploce. Aluminum sid­ yard. Built In 82. D.W. 9674,or 643-7135. Magic Ch«f electric stove, prim ary effort will be dropped. the prone in the evening. We offer: pliances to stov. Immocu- Fish Reolty 643-1591 or CARS rehabilitation, the charge will be ing, 1 cor garage. $118,900 white, 1 year old, excel- With the sentencing, two of the lotely maintained. Realty D.W.FIsh Realty 643-1591 871-1400D condition. $175 or best FOR SALE dropped In two years If he is not • Base Salary of *7/hr. World. 444-7709.D or 871-1400O otter. 649-4620 or 644-4521 four people arrested in connection convicted of a crime during that • Excellent Commission I HOMES evenings only!. Hortld photo by Rooha with the signature-gathering effort period. Super special...Immacu­ For Sale-half a brand new FOR RENT have been granted accelerated Manchester police said the • Merchandise Incentives late three bedroom duplex,3 bedrooms,IV 2 You'll never know the rehabiliation. The other two have charge was lodged against Diana, roomy Ranch on lovely Down to town • Professioal Office Setting baths,carpeting, and ap­ 6 room Colonial, power of Classified until 1982 Toyota Corollo, 5 pleaded inneoent and are awaiting who leads the three Republicans on landscaped lot. Large Rontals • Product and Sales Training pliances,vinyl siding,pri­ baths, excellent condi­ you use It yourself. speed, AM/FM, new pre-trial proceedings. the nine-member Board of Direc­ country kitchen, fire- vate driveway. $105,900 Linda Flavelt of Andover takes her 4-year-old daughter, decided to ride her bike Instead of driving in order to take On July 23, Ferguson, a 29-year- placed living room, beau­ tion, nice yard, close to brokes, olr conditioning. tors. because he allowed his call Boland Brothers 649- Charter Dak Fork. $000 Excellent condition. $3500 Summer, with her on a bicycie ride into Manchester to advantage of the end-of-summer weather. old real estate broker, pleaded teenage son to gather names on a tiful deck and much more. 2947. APARTMENTS iBSiBMlS/MARINE Ottered at $119,900 Joyce plus utilities. Available or best otter. 459-2436 otter innocent to the misdemeanor petition sheet that Diana signed as T o schedule an interview, please call FOR RENT Dctober 1 663-1659. 5 :» . 'lake care of business” this morning. Flavell said she G. Epstein Real Estate. I EQUIPMENT charge of making a false state­ the official circulator. 647-8895.0 TODAY’S ment. Pre-trial proceedings were Bolton-4'/j room,2 bed­ 1983 Toyota Tercel 5 Wilson pleaded innocent to the 241-6771 3 and 4 room apartments, 16 toot Mod River canoe, to have started today, but Man­ misdemeanor charge of official H i'n ! I' si (jf r room Ranch.garoge and poddies Included. Used speed,4 door,Mttback,olr Looking for Privacy? no appliances,no pets,se- conditioning,4 new chester attorney Vincent Diene, The Hartford Courant Look no further otter appliances. $800 per four times. Excellent con­ curlty,call 646-2426. Week­ month.plus utllltles.secu- tires,47,000 miles. who represented Ferguson, told seeing this beautiful home days 9-5. dition. $000. Fleose coll AIDS policy woutd allow schooling Please turn to page 8 E.O.E. the .tudge his client wanted to avoid rlty.ond references. Oc­ 443-4942 otter 6pm or 647- $4500,coll 446-2421 otter with It's private lot. M a­ tober 1st. Coll 449-7757. 5:30. a protracted, publicized trial. ture shrubs, screen In Two bedroom apartment 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor by Norma Diana said, however, that the your yard. Move In condi­ tor rent. Dishwasher, dis­ Bob. Bv John Mitchell Transmission in Schools." The be stricken by the disease. "Not all people will be satisfied Tedford Eostford newer country 1 W Honda Civic, 5 speed. case was ’’very triable.” and tion. $124,900 Joyce G. posal, pool, tennis courts. home near UConn and 1900 or best otter. Call Herold Reporter policy has been localized and lakes "The likelihood of transmission with the policy.” said Kraatz. Bui Epstein Real Estote.o Near 84. Coll 282-7908 otter Cope Cod 18 foot Fiber maintained Ferguson was inno­ Gunmen route 44,30 minutes from 649-9388. school staff into consideration. in a school setting does not exist, ’ he said it "recognizes the legiti­ 7:00 pm. or (617) 864-5770 Gloss day soller.docron cent. ” He doesn’t think he did Manchester.$800 per Manchester health officials, Cormier said the policy reflects she said, adding that "any kind of mate concerns and protections 9 Brand New Listing! X4204 days. soils, aluminum masts. anything wrong.” Diana said month 974-0031 or 647-91IM 76 Chrysler. 4 door sedan. planning for a situation they said is the state approach in proposing education kids can get is Charming Raised Ranch $3000,call649-O498. needed.” Assistant State’s Attorney Cor­ Vinyl too, oil power, closer to reality than people think that students with AIDS should beneficial.” In Hebron on Hebron- Eost Hartford 2 bedroom needs point, runs good. Gustafson said the policy also nelius Shea said one of Ferguson’s kidnap presented an AIDS policy to the attend public schools. According to Lynn Gustafson, Bolton line. Private coun­ apartment, newly reno­ $1200 or best otter. 447-1018 covers hepatitis cases that are petitioning sheets contained a try lot. 3 bedrooms, fire­ STORE AND PETS AND Board of Education Monday that The policy states that an advi­ head nurse for Manchester schools vated. Quiet residential otter 50m. more prevalent in the area than forged signature. Shea said Fergu­ place, 1 car garage plus o INTERIOR area. Heat, hot water, SUPPLIES would allow those afflicted with the sory committee would be ap­ OFFICE SPACE and the president-elect of the AIDS. "W e have more hepatitis B son did not reasonably establish 2 car garage. Asking ZONING parking. $400 per month. disease to attend school. pointed to review each disease- 76 Toyota Corolla 100,000 National Association of School than we have A ID S ." she said. the identity of the people who educator $115,000. Jackson ft Jack- Interior zoning in­ Coll 243-1740 or otter 6pm Male Cockotlel. Food and plus miles. Running condi­ " I urge the Board of Education stricken student's medical status Nurses, there are six students in Rental Manager/Salesperson volves the logical ar­ signed the form, as is required of a son Real Estate 647-8400 or call 528-4616. cage Included. $60 bar­ tion, needs tune-up $100 to adopt the policy.” said town as it relates to his or her Hartford with AIDS but none in the The school board postponed a 646-8644.n rangement of rooms in a gain 643-5636. decision on the policy recommen­ circulator. ' a full time career position with 449-2400 otter 5pm. Health Director Ronald Kraatz educational needs Policy guide­ Manchester area. By Mohammed Salom house. Ideally, every 2 bedroom townhouse, dation until its next meeting. However, Diana said that after growth potential house should have three Dttice Spoce- on busy "We should not penalize persons or lines would determine whether the Gustafson has given presenta­ The Associated Press Bright and Cheerful I Lots heat, hot water, carpet­ route 83. Manchester- 1979 DIds Delta ''88" “ Before we come up with a policy Ferguson obtained the names and of windows let all the son clearFDNSAlf The board will vote cn the policy regular classroom. should study at the state, developing some of the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Two gun­ the three primary types | merly Insurance com- ED tion. $2500. Call 447-9330. went to their homes, asked them if Flexible office hours plus ing 14’ X 25' taiplly room when it meets Sept 22 home or should be placed in a guidelines for the policy. She has opportunities to be heard." said men today kidnapped the Ameri­ of activities, living. oony tenant. 646-5707. Chairman Leanard E. Seader. they were the same voters named on 1st floor. Fully op- East Horfford. Mayberry Spo shells- foctory se­ 1968 Mecury convertlb- AIDS, or acquired immune defi­ restricted environment. encouraged employees to take can director of a Lebanese school in-the-field sales at sleeping and working. Gustafson said human contact is on the OOP list, and then asked pllanced kitchen, full The living zone should Village. Cleon, ottroctive Store ond offices tor rent conds or domoged In le.automotlc tronsmlssl- ciency syndrome, is a crippling “The committee will make a basic precautions against the as he was driving from his home in 2 bedroom opartment. important in. treating victims of them if they would sign the Manchester & East Windsor facilities bosement. Very private embrace the living, din­ available September tronsportotlon. $200 to on.good running disease that destroys the body’s recommendation based on the disease, such as wearing gloves Moslem west Beirut to play golf, setting with park like Stove, parking 1 cor- petition. Diana said that Fergu­ ing and family rooms. 1st,good location. Coll $800 os Is. Coll evenings or condition,new too,1 immune system. student’s behavior, neurologic, the "expensive disease." because grourtds. Bolton - Dffered .$325.Credlt Check. 569- when treating children or cleaning son’s efforts were enough to police and colleagues said. The work zone should 649-5334. weekends. 742-4469. owner. Coll evenings 644- At Monday's school board meet­ studies show it helps stop AIDS at $135,000. Jackson ft 7394. physical condition and expected areas where bodily fluids could ^ reasonably identify signers. Islamic Jihad, a Shiite Moslem embrace the kitchen. 4299. ing. Kraatz commended the au­ from spreading. It was a consider­ Gal or Guy Friday Jockson Real Estate 647- laundry and workshop. type of interaction in the school transmitted. Ferguson would not comment fundamentalist group believed to Vernon circle profes­ thors of the policy, which would setting,” the policy states. She said hand-washing "is the ation in forming the policy, she 8400 or 646-8646.a -The------sleeping- zone should • lid Mon Chester-A vail able sional office suite, ovollo- 1978 gos VW Rabbit, stond- after Klaczak granted him accel­ have ties to Iran, claimed responsi­ Permanent Part Time or Full Time Positions cover allotransmissihle diseases, " I ’m thrilled to see that the said. consist of bedrooms. Dctober 1st,newly re ­ ble Immediately. Easy ord transm ission, sun one way we’ve been able to cut erated rehabilitation. bility for the kidnapping and Flexible Hours Ashford Lake Area!! Each zone should be se­ medied,4 rooms,2 bed- Dne Golden Eogle com­ roof $500. 449-3066. for designing it before a school Board of Education has developed down on infections, period.” "There are no studies that accused the hostage of spying. parate from the others. occess to 1-04. Ample The arrest of Ferguson and three Mornings, afternoons, early evenings Lovely 7 room Garrison rooms,hordwood floors- parking, hondl-cop occes- pound bow, one York employee or child with AIDS steps this policy,” said Jane Burgess. Matthew Borrelli. a Manchester indicate staff needs to be kept U.S. Embassy officials Identified A two-story house pro­ ,washer dryer hook other people followed efforts by Colonial only seconds Ible furniture available. compound center shot 71 Mustang, tost bock, forward. That situation, he said, AIDS education specialist for the resident who is director of pupil away from the workplace.” Gus­ the victim as Frank Herbert Reed, Flexible jobs from loke. 4 bedrooms, 1.5 vides natural zoning and { up,garage,yord,centrallv supporters of Republican guberna­ $250 per month. 875-4560. bow. Roger M-77, 7mm block, rebuilt modifled, will present itself to Manchester state Department of Health services for West Hartford tafson said. 53, formerly of Malden, Mass. Personal & telephone customer contacts baths, woodstove built In the benefits of separat­ located.$525 plus utilities. torial candidate Gerald Labriola to ing the upstairs bed­ Leave message. mog, Leopold 4-12 scope. 302 4 speed, $2500 4554)343. "in the near future" "A ID S is not going to go away.” schools, told the board Monday he 1976. Move-In condition. Call until 9pm 443-1170. She noted that AIDS won't go force the May delegate primary. Embassy spokesman CTiristopher Record and bookkeeping rooms and downstairs Coll 449-8875 otter 7 p.m. Richard Cormier, the school Winter ski area only tO Burgess said most of the AIDS didn't want the community to kick away "for a while.” but added that The slate of delegates Manchester P. English said Reed is director of Light maintenance rooms. On the other Monchester. Small busi­ 1978 Toyota Corolla good system’s director of special educa­ victims in Connecticut are not a child out of school because of miles away. Dttered at Bolton Notch-2 room fur­ ness spoce for rent on running condition. $600 cures were getting closer. sent to the July nominating con­ the private Lebanese International hand, a split-entry house | tion. said the policy is based on homo.sexuals. but drug users, n ie fear. "It’s important that the Positions in East Windsor and Manchester $134,900. Jackson ft Jack- can create problemsibfei if nished apartment,first Moln Street, neor hospl- Call Leslie 433-4990. “I don’t want to take away vention favored candidate Richard School in west Beirut’s Sanayeh floor,Including all utili­ recent medical studies as well as a son Real Estate 447-8400 or the living and working tol. Coll 443-7604 ask for big difference between the two Board of Education suppoA this (victims’) hope,” she said. "Once Bozzuto. but Labriola forces hoped district. Contact Mr. Williamson 623-2054 6.0 ties. Porklng,near stores. book of state guidelines for stu­ areas are on more than John. Brand new hospital bed 1973 Flymouth Fury. groups, she said, is that drug users now,” he said. "This policy is you take away their hope, there’s voters would instead choose a A rash of politically motivated one level. In some res­ $85 security. Available to ond wheel choir tor sole. Good shape. $250 443-6622. dents. "The Prevention of Disease produce offspring who are liable to extremely reasonable.” not much left.” kidnappings occurred in west middle aged gentleman. challenge slate that mostly con­ pects, lifestyle habits Manchester-prime office $800. Coll 447-7646 otter Beirut in 1985. As a result, most L 8 Big Rooms plus 7 '/ i can overcome poor zon- [ Coll 449-9093 Otter 3pm. tained supporters of the Nauga­ d l E l O D D D spoce.OOO so. fl. center of 4pm. 1965 DIds Cutlass Clera Westerners left west Beirut. TTie baths and o fully finished ing. town. 606-1447. Crulzer Wogon.exoetlent tuck pediatrician Self Stor-lt Place basement. Immaculate. Although the necessary number most recent kidnapping of an condition. Cruize control- American was June 18. 1888 when Don't miss It. 140’s "We TEDFORD REAL ES­ ,tilt,stereo,new rodl- GOP candidates of signatures were collected, the Guarantee Dor Houses" TATE, CENTURY tl IMDUSTNIAL o ls ^ d seat,4494)593. Polls open until 8 prim ary was canceled after alle­ gunmen abducted Thomas Suther­ 9 Blanchard ft Rossetto has beih ae eatstaadiag Coventry. Convenient lo­ Electric ton,toaster land. 55. acting dean of agriculture Real Estate. 446-2482.a IraOPENTY gations of wrongdoing became repatatiea by satisfylaf cation, rear court yard, oven ,2 window olr condltl- I960 Camaro,67X)00 mlles- public. at the American University of even oar most dlscrlml- newer renovated 1 bed­ oners.Generol Electric ,red,alr,om/tm casset­ Manchester's 12 polling pla­ have asked for rides to the polls Special Ranch. This 3 make final rounds Ferguson was arrested on July 9 aattag bayers. D N ^ by room oporhrtent. Corpet- ces opened at noon today and in the past, asking if they need frost tree retrlgerotor- te ,automatlc,power along with G OP town Director bedroom custonix Itome aad“ (Mk all whb as wbefber Ing. $365, IV^ nrtonths se­ ,lown mower,2 151b bo­ steerlng,power brokes- will remain open until 8 p m., transportation today. Pteaae tuns to page 8 Food go service ctBslieii! workers. has a 1st tloof^TOmllv yea are plaBalag is bay curity deposit. No pets. wling balts.toble-antlaue ,new tlres,shocks exhoust- with 8,655 Republicans eligible Following is a list of Manches­ Szobo Food Service at room, 2 full baths, spa or tell in tbe aear Ibtare. By Judd Everhart State Republican Chairman Tho­ Adults preferred 742-9441. Inexpensive commerdol gloss ball feetjiooks, and ,good condltlon.$3000.449- to vote in the prim ary to decide ter’s 12 polling places: Pratt & WhItnev.Eost Real Estate room. In ground pool and Oar office Is located oa The Associated Press mas J. D ’Amore Jr. said the race Industrial space. 2000 other articles. Coll 646- 2905. which of three gubernatorial • District I. Robertson Harford Is looking Tor more. $144,900. "W e Guo- Rt. 44A, Bohoa Notch, Monchester - 5 room was too dose to call and acknowl­ Boltoa, •47-9»l4. "We’re square feet with tratfle 2397. candidates will run against School, 45 N. School St dependable hardworking rontee Dur Houses" Blan- oportment. Adults pre- exposure. Warren E. HARTFORD — The three candi­ edged that it may turn on personal Individuals. We need National Bat We're | Moving most sell! Collos incumbent Democratic Gov. • District 2. Bowers School, TODAY’S HERALD cjiard ft Rossetto Real tbrred. 072-9523. Howland Inc.,443-1108. For sole 27' ove ground Olds outomotlc.olr.low dates for the Republican nomina­ style, rather than positions on cashiers and food wor­ HOMES Estate. 446-2482.0 Neighborly” . Hoars: U William A. O'Neill in the Nov. 4 141 Princeton St. aluminum pooLD.E. Al­ mileage,am/tm tion for governor planned a few issues. kers,first ond second onRMSALE boar service - 7 days a 1 bedroom apartment. election. • District 3, Buckley School. week. te r, vac .ladder .chemicals ■cassette,$300 and toke more campaign stops today as He's hoping history repeats shift. Starting salaries Located at the base of Heat, hotwater Indutted, JMRCEIUMEOUS Local Republican officials 250 Vernon St. $4.45 or more with expe- All reol estate advertised included.SIOO-you take over poyments. 72 Impol- balloting began in their historic itself. The last time there was a Sunny, then cool Turn up th« heat cose nrtountoln sits this appliances furnished. Se­ I h m NENT down. Coll otter 4:00pro o,best otter. Motorev- have predicted that only SO • District 4, Martin School. rlence. We otter In the Monchester Herald primary. Republican primary was in 1970, pristine 3 bedroom Dutch H tN T curity reoulred. No pets 443-8051. cle,79 Honda Howk 400 percent of the eligible voters in Dartmouth Road. Today will be sunny with high President Reagan, w arning BC/BS,holldav pov.voco- Is sublect to the Foir Colonial. Front to Bock when Thomas J. Meskill defeated When entering a house, 444-2970. Manchester - Garage for cc's,12X)00 mlle$,exoellcnt Manchester and other Connecti­ • District 5, Senior Citizens’ It’s only the third gubernatorial temperatures 70 to 75 and light and Moscow it is risking “ a major tlon pov.tree uniforms Housing Act of 1948, which living room, formal din­ Wallace Barnes. Meskill went on to one should be able to go rent. Vldnlty Main Street. condition hest offer over cut towns will turn out for Center. 540 E. Middle Tiirnpike. prim ary in state history and the variable winds. Tonight will be obstacle in our retations." is and mcols. No weekends. makes It Illegal to odver- ing room, 1st floor fOmlly directly to any room Brand new 3 bedroom In Coll 44941903 Otter 7Pm. 3400. Coll otter 3,447-9314. first time such a contest has win the November election. Interested? Please coll tlse onv preference, llm- room with fireplace, ENDROLLS today's primary. • District 6. Nathan Hale clear and cool with areas of fog tunning up the heat on the Soviet without passing through duplex rtow under con­ iV k wHRh • 2S9 featured three candidates. The Circumstances aren’t quite the S6S-27M ask for Kevin or Itotlon or discrimination atrium door to deck and The three.-way contest in­ School, 160 Spruce St. forming. Details ofthe forecasts on Union to free American Journalist a third room. struction. Dccuponcy 13^ wMlh - 2 tor 2S« CAMPERS/ winner will face Democratic Gov. same this time, however. For Louise. based on roce, color, covered entry! 2'/i baths, around C(ctober 1st,1<,^ IWAHTa volves Richard Bozzuto of Wa­ • District 7, Waddell School. page 2 Nicholas Daniloff. accused of 6 example, Meskill wasn’t running religion, sex or notional 2 cor garage and a real boths.corpiHIno.rtew ap­ MUST be picked up at the RUULERS tertown. Julie Belaga of West- 163 Broad St. William A. O’Neill in November. spying. Story on page 7. llORBIT Manchester Herald Office against an incumbent that Hardware Clerk. Respon­ origin, or on Intention to ottroctive lot with tower­ pliances. noo per month- port and Gerald Labriola of • D is tric t 8. V erplanck The trio — party-endorsed, before n A M ONLY November. sibilities Include selllno- moke onv such prefer­ ing evergreen. $189,900. .securltv and references Naugatuck. Bozzuto is the can­ School. l26 0lcott St. former state Sm . Richard C. .dtsploylng, and stocking. ence, limitation or dls- •'We Guarantee Cor Young working woman Boznito of Watertown, Deputy Still, D ’Amore and other top I CONDOMINIUMS coll Boland Brothers 449- with drums seeks Man­ didate endorsed by the Republi­ • District 0. Keeney Street Reedy to move Good starting pav and crlmlnotlon. The Herald Houses". Blanchard ft House Majority Leader Julie D. G O P strategists, and the candi­ 2947. chester room: 443-4350. can State Convention, and Bel­ School. ITS Keeney St. benefits. Apply of Cony­ will not knowingly occept Rossetto Real Estate 446- I FOR SALE IWANTEDTD Belaga of Westport and former dates themselves, believe O ’Neill With Bolton's new fire station Index 1972 Shasta Trailer. M' a g a a n d Labriola are • District 10, Manchester ers Hordware,43 Tolland onv odvertlsement which 2482.0 3 room apartment ,secor«d self contained. Excellent state Sen. Gerald Labriola of is vulnerable, particularly on the nearly finished, the fire depart- Ibuy/tnaoe challengers. High School. 134 E Middle IB pagan, 2 aacBona Tpke,M anchester. 444- Is In violotlon of the low. Hartford Hospital Areo-3 tl oor,stove ,retr Igerotor- condition. Asking $950 566- Naugatuck — spent Monday mak­ issue of leadership. TTiey say nnent is ready to begin moving any Just Listed!In oulet tom- Voters who want rides to the Turnpike. 5707. bedroom unit. Steal It In ,oorpetlng. DMer person 4453. ______ing final appeals for votes. O ’Neill does little more than day now. Capt. Raymond Soma Advtce. .11 Lottery. Manchester. Deluxe n Hy neighborhood beoutl- Merchandise Items Needed: Maternity polls may phone 646-4808. the • District II, Mahoney Re­ the low 40’s. Jensen Real preferred. No pets $325 ctothino, baby cribs, high Today, Belagfa and Labriola preside over a network of cronies told members of the Public Build­ Classified _ 15-18 O M u e d e e _ _ 8 AAA Auto Club Telemor- room Raised Ranch. 4 fully maintained,3 Estate 1-272-9055 or Morty plus security. Call 443-4802 iTRUaCS/VAlB home of Manchester Republi­ creation Center. IIO Cedar St. choirs and plavpcns. Will planned to greet railroad commu­ and places party loyalty above all ing Commission Monday. Before Comics______6 Opinion______4 ketlng soles representa­ bedrooms, 3 full baths, bedroom,2 both ranch 659-3633 otter 5. or 449-6205. can Chairman' Donald Kuehl. • District 12, Howell Cheney purchase. Coll 444-2073. FIN SALE ters in Fairfield County in southw­ else. the move gets under way, though, Connecticut__ 5 People______2 tive. Hourly wage plus main floor family room with tireploced living Party workers have been Regional Vocational Technical commislon. Mondov plus a large recreational room ond manicured Rockvllle-3 bedroom co- Immedlole Occupancy. 4 F u m m iR E estern Connecticut Bozzuto was on Bozzuto won the G O P endorse the town must issue a certificate of Enteftemment it Sports _ _ 12-14 room. Lovely 19 x 39 In El Old Electric Trelns. Lio­ 1964 Jeep CJ-7V4, Sweed. phoning Republican voters who School. 791W. Middle Turnpike. through Frldov,S-9pm. vord. $174,000.Barrtette- lonlol In nice area. Going room oportment neor bus the stump a bit farther north, in occupancy for the building. Story Focus______8 Television____ it nel or American Fiver ft Low ihHeope. Alpine ste­ Will train. Coll 444-TOMext ground pod. Many ex­ .Bolmon,Tibbies,Better In the 80's. Jensen Real line. Adults. No pets. 1 car Waterbary and New Britain. Pleme turn to page 8 on page 3 Local news_3.8 U.S./Wofld _ 7 -8 tras, asking $249X100. u ft Homes ft Gardens. 433- For sole-1 red colonial ocoessorles. High cash reo system. Mog wheels. 219. Ask fpr Judy ,Mogy, Esterte 1-27^9655 Or Morty porklng, security. 449-

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