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Agony ttagInM PMo/MmchcMir Hwald 4 Challenger tapes DOWN AND OUT — George Parkhurst, owner of Fred’s Package Store at 117 Spruce St., stands next to his broken Lotto machine before it was fixed “• -I ordered released /II Friday afternoon. Parkhurst says he lost about $1,000 worth of business after the machine failed Thursday. The sign hanging on the front of the machine is a spoof of the lottery advertisement, "You can't win if you don’t play." Story on page 4. J »• w«*«>f8-»>.««sr-1*4 « ».« U Dr. Crane’s Plant settleifnent Koop renews battle cry on smoking 1. A tactful young man calls his wife a “peach” Smokeless cigarette ‘a drug in a cigarette-shaped dispenser’ because she makes him think of which apple? JONATHAN WINESAP GREENING DEUCIOUS dispute hinges on money WASHINGTON (AP) - Surgeon drug in a cigarette-shaped Several organizations, including cosmetics. 2. Which North American creature was becoming General C. Everett Koop on Friday dispenser.” the American Lung Association.the FDA Commissioner Frank E. almost extinct because of hunters in helicopters? renewed his call for the nation to Koop testified to the House Energy American Cancer Society and the Young told the House subcommittee FOX WOLF GRIZZLY BEAR POLAR BEAR Bv Andrew Yurkovskv L escalate the battle against smoking and Commerce subcommittee on Manchester Herald American Medical Association, have the agency is reviewing the petitions 3. Which one of these is especially linked with (M ayor Peter P.) DiRosa expressed anger with the same fervor it devotes to health and the environment about the petitioned the FDA to take jurisdic­ “to determine whether this product Oregon? illicit drugs, and he assailed a new 618-page, anti-smoking report Re U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Friday over disclosure of details of the tion over the proposed product by should be regulated under the FDC MONSOON CHINOOK WIND HURRICANE smokeless cigarette as “a drug in a issued in May. “Careful examination classifying it a drug. (Food, Drug and Cosmetic) Act.” CYCLONE Twardy Jr. and Mayor Peter P. negotiations. He said he didn’t know the source cigarette-shaped dispenser.” of the data,” he said, “makes it clear DiRosa Jr. said Friday that a Several bills have been introduced 4. It will take the longest time to boil eggs in which of the leaks but “if I find out, they’re going to be Koop and other anti-smoking wit- that cigarettes and other forms of in Congress to give the FDA authority “One can see that the agency must one of these cities? settlement might be reached nesKs told Congress that the Food tobacco are addicting. An extensive to regulate the proposed cigarette. attempt to differentiate between the LOS ANGELES DENVER MIAMI NEW early next week that would one sorry puppy dog.’’ and Drug Administration should body of research has shown that traditional tobacco product, mar­ ORLEANS resolve the dispute over a we­ regulate any sales of the “smokeless nicotine is the drug in tobacco that Currently most regulation of to­ keted without medical claims, and 5. Which type of creature will whine? tlands permit for the town’s cigarette” being developed by the causes addiction.” bacco products is administered by the therefore not regulated by FDA, and FELINE BOVINE EQUINE CANINE sewage treatment plant. might be reached by the begin­ The town Board pf Directors on R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., even Charles O. Whitley, representing Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and the newer innovations designed to 6. Complete the blanks below with the names of “Negotiations, discussions are though the agency does not have the Tobacco Institute, said the FDA Firearnris in the Treasury Depart­ deliver nicotine 'to satisfy nicotine appropriate beans. ongoing, and we are guardedly ning of the week. Monday rejected a proposed Neither Twardy nor DiRosa settlement that would have called jurisdiction over regular tobacco barely has the resources to carry out ment and the Federal Trade Commis­ dependence or otherwise to affect the (a) Which type of bean suggests Biblical Noah? optimistic that we will be able to products. its current duties without adding sion. The FDA has authority over food structure or function of the body,” he (b) Which suggests an Dympic track event? resolve this short of litigation,” would confirm reports that As­ for the town to pay a fine of $1.5 sistant U.S. Attorney Frank San­ million to the Corps of Engineers. The surgeon general said: “Our tobacco products to its jurisdiction. products, drugs, medical devices and said. (c) Which suggests an aid in fastening packages? Twardy said. nation has mobilized enormous re­ He alsp said Koop’s report ‘is a (d) Which suggests a vital part of the human toro had proposed a fine of A counterproposal was presented Twardy would not comment on $500,000 to be paid to the Corps of by the town on Wednesday calling sources to wage a war on drugs — political document.” body? details of the negotiations, but illicit drugs. We should also give “Its conclusions conform with the (e) Which suggests more delicious peanut butter Engineers for the illegal filling in for no fine, sources have said, and DiRosa said that the remaining of wetlands. Sources have said in response Santoro proposed the priority to the one addiction — surgeon general’s political goal of a sandwiches? bone of contention was “money.” $4 billion needed that Santoro proposed at a $500,000 fine. tobacco addiction — that is killing smokeless society, and undoubtedly He said that would include a fine more than 300,000 Americans each were reached long before the report- Anawera in Claaaified aection. Wednesday meeting of town and DiRosa expressed anger FYi- to be paid to the U.S. Army Corps federal' offlcials that a fine of day over disclosure of details of year.” was drafted,” Whitley said. of Engineers as well as the costs $500,000 be split by the town and the negotiations. He said he didn't Koop, as he has previously, de­ R.J. Reynolds announced last Sep­ for restoring affected wetlandsor the consulting en^neer for the know the source of the leaks but clared that tobacco is as addictive as tember that it would market the Connecticnt Weather creating new ones. He said other to bail out bank project, Metcalf A Eddy. “if I find out, they’re going to be cocaine and heroin. And he told a smokeless cigarette, which contains issues had been pretty much Ihe Corps of Engineers last one sorry puppy dog.” House subcommittee that the FDA tobacco. Unlike other cigarettes, the 3 Maacheater aad vtctalty: Today, sunny, hot and agrhed to in principal by the month ordered the town to stop DiRosa had said that the should regulate any sales of the company says, it heats but does not WASHINGTON (AP) - The Fed­ costly deal” than Continental Illinois. humid. High 92 to 96. Wind southwest around 10 parties involved. work on the secondary part of the parties involved in the dispdte so-called smokeless cigarette be­ bum the tobacco to deliver the eral Deposit Insurance Corp. said late He said all of First RepublicBank’s m|A. Tonight, clear, warm and muggy. Low only 70 “I certainly think that Monday sewage treatment plant because had a gentlemen’s agreement not cause it “contains nicotine, which is a nicotine. Friday it was pledging $4 billion for 41 subsidiary banks would remain to 75. Sunday, partly sunny, hot and humid with might be possible,” DiRosa said. the town failed to get a wetlands to discuss details of the negotia­ NCNB Corp. of Charlotte, N.C., to open under their normal schedule, scattered thunderstorms. High 90 to 95. Chance of Twardy said that a settlement permit from the Corps. tions in public. take over FirstRepublic Bank C^rp. of including those with Saturday hours. showers 30 percent. Dallas in potentially the largest The banks will open under their new . Weal Coaatal, Eaat Goaatal: Today, some federal bank rescue ever. name on. Monday. morning fog, then becoming sunny, hot and humid, The FDIC, which in March pumped - Seidman said the transaction so far 87 To 92. Wind southwest lOmph to 15 mph. Tonight, $1 billion into banks owned by the was an agreement in principle, and he clear and hazy with a chance of patchy fog after N/xon visits — mum’s the word ailing holding company, said it will said he expected it to be made final midnight. Very warm and muggy. Low 72 to 76. infuse an additional $2 billion and “somewhere in the next three Sunday, partly sunny, hot and hun^d with scattered WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President to arrange a meeting with Reagan. expects eventually to have to pay out months.” thunderstorms. Nixon returned to the White House this week to He said Nixon met with Duberstein on another $1 billion. Until then, the FDIC has taken meet with President and Mrs. Reagan and Chief Thursday morning in addition to the later NCNB has agreed to pay between control of the banks under a bridge of Staff Kenneth M. Duberstein, it was meeting with the president and first lady. He said $210 million and $240 million to bank arrangement, a~new legal device Lottery announced Friday. he did not know what was discussed. acquire a 20 percent stake in what will that is being usOd for only the second Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater the Deputy White House Press Secretary Leslye be called NCNB Texas National Bank. time. NCNB w|II manage the banks on four met for about an hour Thursday evening in Arsht said the Nixon-Duberstein meeting was For five years, it will have an > the FDIC’s behalf. - Connecticut daily Friday: 862. Play Four: 7281 the White House residential quarters. He said the held outside the White House. exclusive option to purchase the 80 In or^er-forthe FDIC to take over Connecticut “Lotto” Friday: 8.4, ^ 36, 37,39 meeting was requested by Reagan. “It was a private meeting, and we won’t have percent of the bank which will be - First RepublicBank under bridge “I can’t discuss the content of their conversa­ any further comment.” she said. owned by the FDIC. bank rules, the Comptroller of the '1 tions,” he said. Nixon was last at the White House for a FDIC Chairman L. William Seid-. Currency, the regulator of nationally ladex John Taylor, Nixon’s spokesman in New York, meeting with the president early last year. ,3„,jnan said Texas billionaire H. Ross chartered banks, had to first declare said Duberstein telephoned Nixon about 10 days I’The two presidents have had private visits on l^^il^'rot had promised to support the banks owned by the holding ago to say that he would like to meet with him and a number of occasions.” Fitzwater said. NCNB’s share of the investment, but ' company insolvent. B u a in a a a - . 33 ^ Local nawt. "said he doubted that Perot’s help' This leaves owners of the holding CiM iiehoa . . 14-15 Obltuartaa. wou(d be needed. company’s $1.2 billion in debt and C t a M if M . . 36-41 O p in io n . rhe First------RepublicBank deal rivals preferred stock with little chance of C o m ic s _ . 23-29 Senior CIttMna. the 1984 rescue of Continental Illinois being repaid. Connaclicut. . 8- 9 ,3 5 S p o rta . . 42r48 Lieberman victory assured; Seidman said ‘lit wouldn’t surprise F o c u s ______. 17-32 U.a/W ortd. . 3,10- 1 1 ,3 5 Bank & Trust Co. of .Chicago, th'e largest bank bailout to date. In that me if we'see some lawsuits” from case, the FDIC’s initial outlay was. bond holders. $4.5 billion, although it expects to He said NCNB was chosen from iWanrbrBtfr llrralb recover all but $1.7 billion of that.. among five bidders because it offered committee battie is brewing Seidman he could not estimate the “the least costly alternative the FDIC VOL. evil. No. 257 ultimate cost of the First Republic- believes was “viable.” The next best USPS 327-500 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — As observes the Sabbath from sun­ Courant and the University of bid would ha'Ve cost the agency nearly Connecticut Democrats readied down Friday to sundown Bank transaction, but said “it is Connecticut jreleased last week certainly possible this will be a more $1 billion more, he said. Fanny M. S laffart Publlahor to nominate Attorney General Saturday. showed Weicker with a 16-point Joseph I. Lieberman for the U.S. OaorgsT. ChappaS ShaUon Ooiian His acceptance speech will be edge. E dS or Oompoaingl Senate, an intra-party battle still shown on videotape to the 1,305 Daniss A. RoSSfls RoCart H. Hubbard raged over who will represent convention delegates who are Lieberman says he’s also en­ MOlwnwnB vm ciov Connecticut on the Democratic expected to nominate him by couraged by his fund-raising Hospital pays $100,000 Jaanna O. Froniailh Frank J .l accuM lan Obaclor National Comnnittee. acclamation. efforts. He has raised $1.3 million The Democrats planned a day­ death of the dialysis patient on April 2. He has said during the cam­ to Weicker’s $1.8 million, accord HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford long convention Saturday at the ing to the most recent reports. Hospital, which was charged with The fine will be paid to the state. owy ■■ospi ounoey w evnam nmiiiaya oy ma Hartford Civic Center, with the paign that his beliefs would not On July 11, the state formally MandiMitr FUbWiIno Oo., BrahefS nacs. M M lm lir. preclude him from attending violating the state Public Health Code OofHi. 00040- Sooond dHO portBO# piid St MonctiMiVi Oowi. chief order of business being But while the delegates are after a patient in its kidney dialysis charged the hospital with improper ^Dwnaaw; oano aoovaaa cnanpaa a» aia avicnaaHF na*ara« Lieberman’s nomination to run Senate sessions on Saturdays united in backing Lieberman. unit bled to death in April, agreed patient care in five violations of the P.O. BBa sat. M u klar. Com. OSOMl against three-term Republican should he be elected, because he they are sharply divided on the H you d o n l lacakia your HaraU by B p jn . araak daya or 7 3 0 would then be performing a Friday to pay a $100,000 fin«. code. •.t ajn . Saturdays, plaaas Maptians your eantar. M yodio unaHa Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. election of three members to the Under the agreement, announced to raoeb your canlar. cal subaerkar aarvlea at sar-aoiB by • Although conventions are usu- service for others, something Democratic National Committee. AP photo hy the state Department of'Health The agreement is signed by hospital pjn. WOTBOV|W aja oaavary ai aiw naM w , permitted in his religion. President John Meehan, Health Com­ Sugoaaisd eanlar ralsa ara 8130 a ia a h ly , 87.70 lo r o iw .4 ally to showcase the candidate in Services, the hospital does not admit demonstrations and the tradi­ The issue is the re-election of MUD TUB — Chris Daly, 11, doesn't seem to be enjoying his missioner Frederick G. Adams and m o iijir 8 9 3 0 lo rr OHoaI w o ta lia . 84S 80 tor six rnorSha and Lieberman acknowledges he’s John J. Flynn of Avon and Mary any violations of the code. tional acceptance speech, Lieber­ the underdog in the race, but he mud bath that was part of a Parks and Recreation Department The agreement acknowledges the Elizabeth M. Bums, director of the T lia l r F1W IW ■ mwvMv or pw # man won't be there Saturday Sullivan of Greenwich over chal­ health department’s hospital and claims his own polling shows him lengers William J. O’Brien of fun-ln-the-mud obstacle course this week In Westwood, Mass.. hospital’s commitment to correct all because of his religious b ^ f s . within striking distance of Other events Included slides and jumps. of the alleged violations following the medical care division. An Orthodox Jew, Lieberman West Hartford and Ellen P- Weicker. Polling by The Hartfoid Camhi of Stamford. J

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Obituaries U Calendars D^ins will back made to the Anna LaGace Mem­ burial at 10 a.m. at St. Cyril and Anna R. LaGace orial Scholarship, Daughters of Methodius Church. Burial will be M anchester rec merger plan Anna R. LaGace, 83, of 166 Isabella, 21 Cambridge St.. Man­ in Mount St. Benedict’s Ceme­ Monday Bissell St., died Friday at Man­ chester 06040. tery, Bloomfield, with full mil­ chester Memorial Hospital. The Daughters of Isabella will itary honors. Calling hours are Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Bv Andrew Yurkovskv She was bom in Webster, have a prayer service at 7 p.m. Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. hearing room, 7 p.m. AAanchester Herald Taesday Mass., and lived in Manchester Sunday. Memorial donations may be L for 47 years. Before retiring, she made to the St. Cyril k Methodius Board of Directors workshop, Lincoln Center Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Thursday that hearing room, 7 p.m. was a contract administrator for Church School Fund. a plan to consolidate the town Recreation Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East James Ciaglo Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room, Department and the Parks and Cemeteries Hartford. She was Regent of St. James W. Ciaglo Sr., 78, of Richard S. Nye 7:30 p.m. Division of the Public Works Department would Hartford, husband of Nellie Thuraday i' Margaret Circle, Daughters of GREENWICH (AP) - Richard probably be supported by the Democratic Isabella, and a member of the (Strong) Ciaglo, died Friday at Cheney National Historic District Commission, majority on the town Board of Directors. Past Regent Club of the DOI. Veteraih’s Administration Hospi­ S. Nye, who took up sailing at the Probate Court, 4:30 p.m. tal, Newington. age of 42 and went on to win many The board will be asked during its meeting next She was a member of the ocean races, has died at a Tuesday to approve a job description for the head Ladies of St. James, the Catholic He was bom in Hartford and had been a lifelong resident. retirement home here. He was 85. Andover of the proposed new department. Council of Women, a dally com­ Nye, who suffered cardiac 'Diesday municant of St. James Church Before retiring in 1975, he was ’The reorganization was recommended in a and Past President of the Reti­ employed as a recreation direc­ arrest and died Tuesday, was the Conservation Commission, Town Office Buiiding, consultant’s preliminary report on parks and winner of three trans-Atlantic 7:30 p.m. \ t rees Club of Pratt k Whitney. She tor at the Parks and Recreation recreation facilities that was presented to the was a volunteer for the American Department for the City of races, three Newport-to- Wednesday Board of Directors last month. The preliminary Hartford for 25 years. Bermuda races, two Fastnet Red Cross and the Red Cross races and many other races with Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. ^ I report, prepared by Kenneth A. Rogala of Blood Bank. She was also a He was a World War II U.S. Stonington, recommended that the present member of the American Associ­ Army veteran serving with the his three yachts, all named Bolton position of parks and cemeteries superintendent ation of Retired Persons, chapter 361st Engineering Battalion in the Carina. L - ' V be split into two positions, which, with the new Nye, who did most of his sailing Tuesday 2399. European and Pacific Theatres. position of assistant recreation director, would She is survived by three sisters, He was a member of St. Cyril & with his son. Richard B. Nye. was Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. be subordinate to a director of parks, recreation Beatrice Wilkins of Worcester, Methodius Church, Hartford, and also the captain of the last U.S. Thursday and cemeteries. the Polish Legion of American team to win the Admiral’s Cup in Board of Education, Bolton Elementary School, Mass.; Sister Imelda LaGace, 7:30 p.m. The reorganization is supported by Scott Daughter of the Holy Spirit, Veterans Post 51, Hartford. Besides his wife, he is survived Library Board. Bentley Memorial Library. 7:30 Sprague, the director of the Recreation Depart­ Waterbury; Sister Marie Alice p.m. ment. who said that he would want to be LaGace of Manchester; a by two sons, James W. Ciaglo Jr. Miss Hebron .of Colchester, and William R. 3 considered for the top job of the new department. brother, Theodore LaGace of Harvest Fair But Rotert Harrison, the superintendent of the Manchester; three nieces and Ciaglo of Manchester; a brother, Coventry Parks and Cemeteries Division, said that he five nephews. Joseph C. Ciaglo of Marlborough; ' Contest Monday wanted to see the final report before commenting The funeral is Monday at 8:15 and seven grandsons. He was 14-20 yr. olds and on it. a.m. from the John F. Tierney predeceased by two brothers, Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. John Ciaglo and Walter Ciaglo; Jr. Miss Hebron Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Sprague said, “I think the reorganization is the followed by a Mass of Christian and a grandson, William R. Harvest Fair Building, 7:30 p.m. proper way to go. I think it’s the general trend in Ciaglo II. Tuesday burial at 9 a.m. at St. James 4-12 yr. olds parks and recreation." Church, Burial will be in St. The funeral will be held Mon­ Friday Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estates, 7 p.m. Sprague said that 90 percent of the parks and James Cemetery, Danielson. Cal­ day at 8:15 a.m. from the South Republican Town Committee, Town Office recreation departments in the state are Sept. 9 Call Building, 7:30 p.m. ling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 Green Memorial Home, 43 We­ combined. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. thersfield Ave., Hartford, fol­ 537-5121 forappl Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner Memorial donations may be lowed by a Mass of Christian Building. 7:30 p.m. said that the town was negotiating terms of the Wednesday reorganization with the union representing School Building Committee, Coventry High Harrison and other supervisory workers. TTiose School, 7:30 p.m. negotiations are being carried out together with Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s regular contract negotiations with those LOOK WHAT WE’VE DONE Park, 7:30 p.m. RsglnUd Plmo/Manehwtw Hirald workers. Werbner said. He said their contracts Thursday LOTTO PREDICAMENT — Kevin Lotto .machine fixed Friday, it went expired June 30. Housing Rehabilitation, Town Office Building, AT MANEELEY’S! 7:30 p.m. MacKenzie, owner of M & S Mini Mart at down during a severe thunderstorm Fair Housing. Town Office Building, 8 p.m. 119 Spruce St., was glad to have his Thursday. Lotto lovers are smiling again MMH names head 5S> C sfVA fe, Pit bull’s owner after service restored Friday of medical records.! pays for attack Allen K. Liao has been named director of medical O' records at Manchester Memorial Hospital, an­ By Anita AA. Caldwell also went down Thursday night. By Andrew Davis it’s not just the loss of money nounced Richard Werkowski. controller. Liao AAanchester Herald Kevin MacKenzie, owner of the Manchester Herald that’s disturbing. assumed his new position on Monday. . ' store, said a serviceman arrived “It isn’t so much the nickel on shortly after 3:30 p.m. and told Prior to joining the Manchester Memorial A pit bull owner was fined $80 after his dog ’There are lots of smiles again at the dollar,’’ he said. "It’s the Hospital staff. Liao worked at Boston University attacked another dog Sunday, police said. Fred’s Package Store since the MacKenzie that a surge of power inconvenience to the customer" Medical Center in Boston where he served as senior Michael DeLoreto. of 28 Williams St., was fined Lotto machine there was fixed probably from the thunderstorm Parkhurst, who has been a project/system analyst. Prior to that, he served as after his pit bull. Tank, bit a small dog on Hartford late Friday afternoon. Thursday burned out components Lotto agent since the machines director of medical record/quality assurance/utili- Road, said Gary Wood, police spokesman. Tank was George Parkhurst, owner of the of the circuit board in the were available, complained that zation review services at University Hospital for roaming unattended when the attack occurred, store on Spruce Street, said his telephone junction box. MacKen- the phone company doesn’t con­ nearly two years. Wood said. Lotto machine had been out of zie’s Lotto machine was out all sider the repairs on the phone He had served as medical records administrator day Friday, as well, the store connection to the Lptto machines DeLoreto was fined for allowing his dog to roam service since ’Thursday evening. owner said. at Newton Memorial Hospital iii Newton, New and not having a valid license, said Dog Warden After repeated calls, Parkhurst a priority. Jersey, as a registered records administrative Richard Rand. said he was finally told by Lotto “It should be. especially on a supervisor at New England Memorial Hospital and “There were a lot of irate Friday,” he said. “Some of our No action will be taken against the dog because it repair service that the problem people today and last night,’’ as a PC specialist for Shared Medical Systems, Inc., We have completely remodeled the former Fiano a Restaurant bit another dog, Rand said. was not in the Lotto machine but customers come from across a firm specializing in health care software MacKenzie said Friday. town." to offer you the finest Italian Cuisine in a dazzling new setting. The dog which was attacked, owned by David in the telephone line. While MacKenzie said he hasn’t development. Lake of Simsbury, was taken to a local veterinary Parkhurst said a serviceman Parkhurst said, many won i A Registered Records Administrator (R.R.A.) had any trouble with either the bother returning for the Lotto Our Pub features soup, sandwiches and nachos. clinic, Rand said. Neither he or Wood knew which from the telephone company Lotto machines or the phone lines certified by the American Medical Records clinic the dog was taken to or the dog’s current arrived about 3 p.m. Friday to fix tickets. Association, Liao received his bachelor of science in the last seven years he has been “It seems there’s not a good ■ BANQUETS • PARTIES ■ CATERING ■ / condition. the problem, which turned out to w.a Lotto aB«;iii,,agent, nehe saiasaid IIit was degree from Northeastern University in health Lake was walking his terrier-poodle mix dog on be a fuse and other problems to rapport between the phone cont; record administration and a master of education upMtting that repair took so long. pany and the Lotto people, Hartford Road about 1:30 p.m. Sunday when the pit the phone relay. Parkhurst said It draws a lot of business/' he degree from Boston University in computer- r e s t a u r a i buli attacked the dog, Rand and Wood said. Lake the loss of power was probably Parkhurst said. assisted instruction and administration. He also Maneeley's said. MacKenzie said he lost Employees at both the phone apparentiy tried to shield his dog by hoiding it in his related to the storm on Thursday. about $1,000 when the machine holds a certificate from Boston University’s 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE, BOLTON .jD 64#2342 arms, but the pit bull ripped the dog away, Wood Meanwhile, the Lotto machine wasn t working. company repair service and management development program for health customer service for the Lotto said. at M It S Mini Mart down the Parkhurst also said he lost care. Lafce was not hurt in the attack. Wood said. street from the package store machines said no one was availa­ about $1,000. But Parkhurst said ble to comment.

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Deposit bill opposed released Friday shows that the urging them to crack down on waste but again, he declined to identify the "When released on 11 June, the but suit won’t be dropped medical waste washing ashore on dumping. woman or the hospital.' model predicts the waste is trans­ HARTFORD (AP) — Beverage distributors are Northeastern beaches probably wps / “It seems clear from this excellent Spaulding said his study was based ported to the southern Massachusetts HARTFORD (AP) - The legal State Transportation Commis­ Bums said Buonome’s salary scientific detective work that our on meteorological, data gathered by shoreline,” the report said. "Wastes firmly opposed to a legislator’s suggestion that the during the suspension would be dumped near the mouth of New Yorx state seize unclaimed bottle and can deposits from director of the Connecticut Civil sioner J. William Bums on harbor in mid-June. beaches are being fouled by wastes the National Weather Service. He said are also observed to impact the them to help finance regional recycling centers. Liberties Union said Friday that Thursday rescinded a five-day paid and that the suspension The waste, including syringes, vials from other states,” DiPrete said in a he used the wind am eurrent data to southern Long Island shoreline, par­ Beverage distributors say the money they pocket a federal lawsuit filed against suspension issued against airport would be stricken from his of blood and hospital equipment, statement accompanying the report. both track the waste backward from ticularly the western half.” Fire Chief Peter Buonome for his personnel file. He said he was when 5-cent deposits aren’t claimed would not cover state officials by the fire chief at began appearing on New York’s Long Also Friday, Ronald L. DiOrio, where it was found and forward from "If the release date is advanced to Bradley International Airport criticism of administrative unaware that the lawsuit had DiPrete’s policy adviser, said state potential sources. the costs of collecting the returned bottles and cans, been filed. Island in early July and in Rhode 16 June 1988, eight of the nine and paying retailers to handle the returns. could reassert the constitutional changes in the airport’s fire Island and Massachusetts later in the officials had traced a second prescrip­ Backward projections of the right of free speech for all public department. But Stone said Friday that the trajectories strand on the western end They also say they don’t know how many deposits month. tion bottle to New York. waste’s travel from the Massachu­ of the southern Long Island shore­ go unclaimed. employees. The suspension was lifted only suit, filed in U.S. District Court in "These sightings are consistent ’The bottle, which washed up on a setts and eastern Rhode Island “I think the important thing hours after Buonome and the Hartford, would not be dropped beach in Little Compton, was traced beaches where it was found suggested line,” the report continued. "Assum­ "After eight years, it’s not a windfall profit by any because "there are many issues with a release in the New York Bight ing an instantaneous release, this stretch of the imagination. We pay out more to the about the case is the issue of free CCLU filed a federal lawsuit in early June and subsequent trans­ through a prescription number to a that it was dumped near the coast of speech rights for public em­ against Bums and other state that still aren’t resolved.” analysis suggests that the release retailers than we keep,’’ said Patrick J. Sullivan of port by wind and currents toward the man whose friends said he worked in a Long Island or northern New Jersey date is probably between June 11 to 15. ployees," CCLU attorney Martha officials, protesting the suspen­ Those issues include the status New York hospital, DiOrlo said. He about 35 to 40days before it was found. Sullivan and LeShane, a Hartford firm that lobbies of the gag order and damages northeast over the next month and a 1988.” on behalf of beer and soft drink distributors. Stone said. sion and a 1985 gag order. half,” University of Rhode Island declined to identify the nnan or the Spaulding’s report said. State Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky, D-Wallingford, sought by Buonome. she said. hospital and said Rhode Island ’The report also forecast where Prevailing winds during the period In addition to Bums and four oceanographer Malcolm Spaulding estimates that between $6 million and $12 million in wrote in his report. officials had not yet interviewed him. waste would go if it was released in the would have carried the waste toward other DOT officials, the lawsuit Earlier this week, DiOrio said state New York Bight, the V-shgped section the southeast at first, then to the east funding could be realized from her proposal, also names as defendants Brad­ Gov. Eldward D. DiPrete said he although she concedes it’s difficult to determine just Norwalk may Increase was sending copies of the report to officials traced a prescription bottle of ocean leading to New York harbor and northeast, Spaulding said. how many bottles and can deposits are not claimed. ley Airport Director Robert Juli- “It’s like trying to put your hands on an eel; it’s ano and Gov. William A. O’Neill. very slippery,” said Mushinksy, co-chairwoman of fines for prostitution Buonome alleges that his criti­ the General Assembly’s Environment Committee. cism pertained to life-threatening NORWALK (AP) - Norwalk city can’t do without a municipal staffing reductions and were of officials are considering raising court. State prosecuters could not public concern. Whale’s death probed the fine for prostitution to $1,000 prosecute cases that called for "Just because you’re a public anything more than the $199 fine employee, doesn’t mean you give NEW HAVEN (AP) — A federal grand jury is to make the cost of doing business up your constitutional right to investigating the killing of a beluga whale that was a little higher for the city’s street stipulated by state statute, Oley said. free speech.” Stone said. "The found in the New Haven harbor two years ago, a walkers. central issue of this case is S N E T local fisherman said. The ordinance committee of the Lyons said he is particularly concerned about the area around whether public employees shed A local fisherman, Anthony Verderame of East Common Council has scheduled a the right to speak out on matters Haven, said Thursday he has been^mmoned to public hearing for Aug. 25 on the the newly opened Maritime Cen­ ter, which Norwalk and state of urgent public concern.” appear before a grand jury that'ls apparently proposal. Bums said that next week he looking into the killing of the whale. Councilman Edward Lyons, officials are touting as a tourist attraction. plans to relax the department’s U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. declined who heads the ordinance commit­ policy on personnel speaking to comment Thursday on the grand jury or its focus. tee, said he wants “to try and “Everytime I drive by the Maritime Center in South Nor­ the media. The current policy, He could not be reached at its office on Friday night. make it not profitable to be a adopted under orilers of Bradley Killing a whale is a federal offense and carries a prostitute in the cityof Norwalk.” walk there are prostitutes down there,” Lyons said. "The current Airport Director Robert Juliano. maximum penalty of up to a year in prison and a The current municipal fine for restricts all such communica­ $20,000 fine under the U.S. Marine Mammal Act. those convicted of loitering for fine is not effective because it the purposes of soliciting is $99 doesn’t affect the cost of them tions to Juliano’s office unless per offense. On the state level, the doing business.” otherwise directed. Body of man Identified fine is $199 and-or 30 days in jail, Police Chief Carl LaBianca However, Bums denied that said Sara Oley, assistant corpora­ said he fully supported the Buonome was under any gag PARIS, Maine (AP) — A man whose decomposed tion counsel. measure. order and said he lifted the body was found along the bank of a river has been She told the council members "It certainly will be effective.” suspension because it was issued identified as that of a former Connecticut man who that it would be hard to imple­ LaBianca said. "As a matter of for the wrong reason. had been working in Maine as a painter, state police ment a fine for more than the $199 fact. I think $1,000 is mild. They HfedUy said Friday. because it would require a trial by should also get a prison Dana G. Stillwaggon, 28, formerly of Clinton, jury for defendants, which the sentence.” HeolA Tip apparently fell about 75 feet to his death from a railroad trestle across the Little Androscoggin River in western Maine, police said. His body was found by swimmers Wednesday about 50 feet from the bank. Stillwaggon. who had been in Maine about seven months, was living in a camp he set up near his van, which was parked along the river. His employer. Daniel Allen of Oxford, said Stillwaggon sometimes Another season of fiee sat on the trestle. An autopsy revealed Stillwaggon died of trauma, outdoor pops concerts according to Patrick Toman, assistant to Maine’s R .P b . chief medical examiner. He was last seen July 18.. featuring Orchestra New England. Proudly brought [don; East CatMRHigh School Burned hitchhiker critical Sale Ends Aug. 3rd. , may aid insor; ManchMRrBicentennial - after a toyoubySNET. 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Manchester Mills was listed in critical condition Friday at »l niquc Fashions k (lifts From .Around the World* Bridgeport Hospital. 649-1025 ‘Adult’ radio U.S./|lforld In Brief Tapes detailing astronauts’ rules vetoed Kremlin OKs goals last minutes to be released WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Communi­ MOSCOW (AP) - The Kremlin leadership on cations Commission must reconsider an order that Friday adopted broad goals for making government WASHINGTON (AP) - A astronauts ... without more, does NASA should have a chance to broadcasters can air programs with “ indecent” more responsive, and Bfikhail S. Gorbachev urged federal appellate court panel not constitute a ‘similar file’ ” show that the tapes would Invade content only from midnight to 6 a.m., a federal pruning the Communist Party to exclude all but the ruled 2-1 Friday that the nation’s that could be withheld. the privacy of the astronauts’ appeals csprt ruled Friday. best and brightest, Tass said. space agency must release the. Robinson said that Congress families. He said the court 9ould The ruling said the FCC failed to make a case for The Soviet leader asked the Communist Party audio tapes of the ill-fated Chal­ intended that the exemption be not make such a determination those specific hours, but — in a victory for the Central Committee to have the parliament meet in lenger shuttle flight. designed to protect individuals based on the record as it now agency — affirmed its right to regulate program­ November to make constitutional changes allowing The ruling by the U.S. Court of from Injury and embarrassment exists. ming to protect children. contested elections next March, Tass said. But it Appeals here affirmed a lower resulting from unnecessary dis­ “ I find it inconceivable that the The unanimous three-judge panel of ^ e U.S. was unclear from the report whether the committee court decision that the tapes closure of personal information. sound and inflection of a person’s Court of Appeals also upheld the commission’s adopted all of Goibachev’s proposals. should be made public under the “ To accept NASA’s ... argu­ voice during the last seconds of definition of indecent material on radio and Gorbachev’s proposal calls for multicandidate Freedom of Information Act. ment would be to hold that every his or her life is not information television. elections to a new 2,250-member Congress of The National Aeronautics and tape recording of audible human that somehow relates to an FCC Chairman Dennis R. Patrick said after the Peoples’ Deputies, which in tum would choose a Space Administration had re­ utterances, regardless of its individual's life,” Ginsburg said. ruling, “ I intend to respond promptly to the court’s ■i full-time parliament of at least 400 members and a fused to give up the tapes, saying content, is invariably a similar “ Whatever insights can be question regarding those specific times by recom­ president with broad powers. release would invade the privacy file because every person’s voice gleaned from their voices, wha­ mending the initiation of a commission of families of the seven astro­ is essentially unique,” the ruling tever inferences can be drawn proceedingr’ Another shuttle delay nauts who died in the Jan. 28,1986 said. about their thoughts and feelings The commission’s .midnight-6 a.m. policy, disaster. U.S. Circuit Judge Harry Ed­ at the very moment of their adopted in 1987, was a change from a 1978 policy that CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - A critical The judges said the tapes wards concurred in the opinion. deaths, they are not to be found in only allowed programs with indecent material to he L launch pad test-firing of the space shuttle cannot 1^ held back under a FOIA In a dissent, U.S. Circuit Judge that transcript; if they are aired on television or radio from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Discovery's main engines was delay^ three more exemption that permits withhold­ Douglas H. Ginsburg argued anywhere, they are in the tape.” The FCC made the switch because it believed many days Friday and it seemed almost certain the first ing of “ personnel and medical children were still awake between 10 p.m. and A P photo post-Challenger shuttle flight would slip into files and similar files” that midnight. BAD NEWS — Actress Jill Ireland is the Ireland, the wife of actor Charles October. constitute “ a clearly unwar­ Broadeasterji, program suppliers and public center of attention as she is caught by Bronson, said she learned of the The postponement of the firing from Monday until ranted invasion of personal GRAND OPENING interest groups challenged the new time restraint, photographers at a Beverly Hills, Calif., Thursday, the third delay in a week, came while the privacy.” saying the programs with adult content could only malignancy this week and will undergo launch team was pumping propellant Into Discov­ NASA cited that exemption in be aired when most listeners were asleep. They said hotel prior to a news conference Friday five weeks of radiation therapy in an ery’s huge external fuel tank, the first time a shuttle refusing to release the tapes, this violated the First Amendment by denying where it was announced that the cancer effort to combat its spread. She is 52. had been fueled since Challenger exploded shortly even though it made public Used* I ' Out of Print adults access to constitutionally protected she beat four years ago has reoccurred. after liftoff Jan. 28, f086. written transcripts of the astro­ BOOKS material. Once the liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen nauts’ conversations. NASA said The petitioners also challenged the definition of started to flow, engineers’ worst fears were the tapes contain no new informa­ & BIRDS indecent programs as too vague. realized. Pumps, linek and sensors.not used in 2>A tion on the flight. New Location The court said that "in view of the curtailment of Columnist facing gun charge years began to fail. U.S. Circuit Judge Spottswood SIB E. Middle Tpke. broadcaster freedom and adult listener choice ... W. Robinson III said in the Mon., . 1 -8u| the commission failed to consider fairly and fully WASHINGTON (AP) - Syndi­ “ The agreement we reached of assault charges in the shooting majority opinion that the court Manchester _ Sslet :10d. .tHS what time lines should be drawn.” cated columnist Carl T. Rowan, a h Mr. Rowan’s attorney was to incident after an investigation by Jackson keeps guards had to decide whether the sound (Manchester Qreen) Greatly |xpai1 inventory of the human voice, communicat­ The Judges said that in the three radio shows used longtime proponent of strict charges next week, since he the federal prosecutor’s office. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan Mo S ing non-personal information, Gll Salk, Prop. 64B-%I4B as test cases, the commission cited population handgun control, has been (Rowan) was dut of town,” said But U.S. Attorney Jay Stephens extended Jesse Jackson’s Secret Service protection should be considered a “ similar figures that estimated the number of teens in the charged with unauthorized pos­ Cooke. “ There was never any said at the time that he believed 30 days to give Jackson time to arrange private total listening audience. file” that could be withheld. session of a weapon and ammuni­ intent to deceive the press or the Rowan should be prosecuted for security against death threats the former Demo­ The court concluded, "a file is There was no indication of the size of the predicted tion after shooting a teen-ager public about what was going on.” possessing an unregistered cratic candidate says he has received, a White not to be considered ‘sim ilar’ Chnote One — Limit 1 Per Perton audience for the specific radio stations in question, who took an unauthorized dip in handgun. House spokesman said Friday. the court said. Rowan’s attorney, Raoul L. unless at a minimum it contains his backyard pool, court records Stephens deferred that decision Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Jackson had show. Carroll, confirmed Cooke’s ac­ personal information — informa­ to the city, which normally asked that government protection be continued, IQOO count of the matter. tion somehow related to an 1 "‘i ”" OF^ 1 OFF I ‘5 “» o" f F i » " : District of Columbia officials handles such cases. based on the defeated presidential candidate’s individual’s life. Any Purchase j *5” Purchase • MS'* Purchase I *25** Purchase denied Friday-that they tried to Questions remained about the After the shooting incident, “assessment of threats against his life” and Diabetes control “ To call the sound of a human suppress public knowledge of the city’s delays in handling the case. pro-gun groups said Rowan was a Jackson’s plans to campaign for Democratic voice ‘personal information’ dis­ charges, even though they had Rowan was charged nearly six hypocrite for owning a handgun nominee Michael Dukakis. torts the plain meaning and found in study told reporters that no decision weeks after the incident oc­ after criticizing the practice curred, while Cooke acknowl­ numerous times in his column. common understanding of the had been reached a d«^after the MIA program vowed sosaasAiLiw i acrm m ss BAR HARBOR, Maine (A P ) — Studies in diabetic paperwork was fAe '0 on edged’ that the city usually Rowan said he obtained the phrasei,.j»h As sucb;“tlM tape recordiq^ ,9 f the v d i m ’ of the iSOBrawlSmM • MmhnW.CT 06040 mice suggest that a drug that stimulates the Wednesday. deSd^s whether tq bring charges weapon only after receiving WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan said immune system may stop the destruction of Rowan, 62, allegedly used an in such instances;lwithin three death threats, and was indirectly Friday he will pass on to his successors program for -A_A aa3/647SAIL insulin-producing cells and thus prevent diabetes, a unregistered pistol and bullets to weeks, misinformed by police about the ‘ ‘the fullest possible accounting” of servicemen still researcher said Friday. shoot a trespasser in his back­ Rowan was cleared last month need to register it. missing from the Vietnam War, acting on the Airbus crew Stress and viral infections also have been found to yard June 14. The you^ suffered assumption that "some of our countrymen are TENT SALE! t " affect the development of diabetes, said Edward a wrist wound and wa8 treated alive.” is suspended Leiter, a geneticist at The Jackson Laboratory in and released the same day. SUMMER Addressing the National League of POW-MIA July 28, 29, 30 Bar Harbor. Rowan is scheduled to appear Families, Reagan also called upon the government PARIS (AP) — The Transport Leiter said he and his colleagues had expected in District of Columbia Superior ' pNWTURE S ■ a n SALE of Vietnam to move rapidly to determine the fate of Minister on Friday suspended the that an immune-stimulating drug would make Court on Monday for arraign­ the 2,394 American servicemen still missing or IO amtoIO pi pilot and co-pilot of an Airbus diabetes worse in the inice they studied. Instead, it ment on the misdenAeanor posses­ unaccounted for from the Southeast Asian conflict. 1 A320’that crashed last month an^ apparently brought the diabetes under control. sion charges, according to court He urged the Cambodian government to return E,.* -V,- ,pl killed three people during a 'The form of diabetes that requires insulin records. the remains of Americans that the Cambodians 20% demonstration flight at an air injections is thought to occur when the body’s If convicted on both counts, the have said they are holding. show. immune system attacks its own insuling-producing columnist would face a maxi­ OFF Minister Michel Delebarre said cells, or beta cells, in the pancreas, Leiter mum penalty of two years in 0 “ in a statement that a preliminary explained. prison and a $2,000 fine. U.N. condemns kidnapping A report submitted Thursday by an 0 The drug, a suhstance.called interleukin-2 that isters When contacted in Reno, Nev., U N ITED NATIONS (A P ) — The Security Council investigating comipission re­ occurs normally in the body in small amounts, where he was scheduled to A on Friday unanimously condemned the kidnapping vealed “ no failure of the aircraft activates the immune system cells and thus should deliver a speech before the Irints of U.S. Marine Lt. Col. William R. Higgins, a U.N. or its equipment.” The plane, he have accelerated the destruction of beta cells, National Conference of State military observer in Lebanon, but did not mention said, followed all the orders Leiter said. Block Only) Legislatures, Rowan refused to his pro-Iranian abductors. provided by the crew. It appears, however, that the drug activated some T h i^ g h Aug. 31st discuss the legal developments. The resolution, adopted by a 15-0 vote, also The computerised A320 is the kind of immune cell that has the normal function of ” My,lawyers are doing all the demanded Higgins’ Immediate release and called latest Airbus model. The com­ preventing the body’s defenses from attacking the talking. I don’t know all the upon U.N. members “ to use their Influence in any pany, a European consortium, body itself. In the mice, it blocked the destruction of details yet,” Rowan said. e x p o s way possible to promote Implementation of its says it is the fastest selling beta cells. Red District of Columbia Corpora­ appeal (or freedom. commercial plane In history. This finding — in mice specially bred to have tion Counsel Frederick D. Cooke a n A fframinK Higgins was abducted Feb. 17 by a previously In the June 26 accident near GREAT ;ir diabetes — may not hold any immediate importance Jr., the city's top attorney, Mulhouse, the plane failed to for humans, but it does shed light on the basic contended that an administrative 111 Center Street Tu m ., Wad., Frt. unknown group calling itself the Islamic Revolu­ tionary Brigades. He is one of nine Americans and come out of a low pass, struck the processes underlying the development of diabetes, filing error left him and other top Manchester T h u n . S-S / Sal. aoaad Sun. a M nine other foreigners held captive by pro-Iranian tops of trees near a runway and '^ it e r said. Mice apd humans share many genes attorneys unaware that the crashed into a forest. and a variety of diseases. charges had been filed. extremists in Lebanon. Gorbachev’s reforms F b r iiiii We think there are some OPINION One management problems inherent in the current fascinate Americans management structure, and Is best for plant some real risks for the participat­ To the Editor: ing towns and their taxpayers. .ft WASHINGTON — The Ameri­ We also think there could be Modern phone can people are fascinated over the \ For some time. Combustion many benefits to the towns if democratic stirrings inside the Engineering has been concerned Combustion Engineering man­ Soviet Union. Readers have ques­ a^u t the management structure aged the entire plant operation; tioned us about Mikhail Gorba­ Jack of uie Mid-Connecticut waste-to- ■ There would be guaranteed periis abound chev’s reforms. Most are skepti­ energy plant aiid its effect on processing levels and costs, cal and they question the Soviet long-term operation of the facil­ meaning less risk of increased Anderson ity. The plant has two parts, leader’s sincerity. waste processing and energy tipping fees. By Sarah Overstreet “Is glasnost for real, or is it Just ■ There would be major eco­ another Russian trick?” asks a production. Under the current nomic incentives for CE to do Nashville, Tenn., builder. A stu­ set-up. Combustion Engineering better than its guarantees which There are fewthings I find more irritating than to dent in Flushing, N.Y., is hopeful: manages the energy part, while would result in economic benefit be talking away to someone on a telephone and hear “I am beginning to believe that democracy spending and Increase trade with the the Metropolitan District Com­ and cost savings to the towns. No the "call-waiting" click. is taking root in the Soviet Union. Don’t you United States. mission manages the waste­ such incentives apply to the MDC It would be one thing if all that meant was that I’d Several readers want an assessment of processing part. have to hear the obnoxious biip throughout the rest agree that democracy, like pregnancy, is now. hard to reverse?” Yegor Llgachev’s role. When we agreed to manage the ■ ’There would be less potential of our conversation. But what it means is that I, I Here is the picture that is emerging from There is no question that Ligachev has energy portion of the facility, the for disputes — a natural result of who have called first, am about to be stopped in championed the embattled bureacrats, plant’s owner, the Connecticut mid-diphthong and made to sit quietly while the new intelligence reports: having two organizations run a Clearly, Gortiachev has initiated some defended their privileges and opposed Resource Recovery Agency, re­ single facility. caller is rewarded for his tardiness. Gorbachev’s reforms. By all appearances, quired us to guarantee the And they talk about television destroying our dramatic changes that are taking on the ■ It’s most efficient for a single dimensions of an historic struggle. In a he is waiting expectantly in the wings to amount of energy we would management to operate a plant. moral fiber! take over when Gorbachev gives up tilting produce. Unfortunately, there “Call waiting" destroys every notion we’ve ever sense, he has unleashed a revolution ■ The risk of inadequate per­ against the entrenched bureaucracy. at windmills. were no similar guarantees re­ formance — or even failure — had about time and fairness — the early bird Gorbachev has carefully refrained from quired of the MDC on how much catches the worm, he who hesitates is lost, the fable Apparently, he believes the party- would be on our shoulders, not government apparatus must be restruc­ attempting to purge Ligachev from the waste would be processed. That towns and rate payers. of the grasshopper and the ant, all of that. Politboro. This may be a measure of could be costly to participating It’s like going up to an ice-cream counter, taking a tured before It suffocates the economy. Recently the media have re­ He can’t afford an open revolt, so he is Ligachev’s power; he remains the No. 2 towns. ported Sen. DiBella’s concern number, waiting our turn, and just as the clerk is man in the Kremlin and as the symbol of If waste processing drops about to place our scoop of Sticky Pecan atop the trying to keep the struggle within limits. that Combustion Engineering is His actions have alarmed party officials, the party apparatus. But it may also be the below the planned levels, partici­ looking for a way out of our Blueberry Cheesecake, here comes someone else wily Gorbachev’s way of reassuring the pating towns would have to pay obligations. This is totally untrue. and the clerk yells, “Wait! I have anotter “ I’ve Changed my mind. A cease-fire sounds like a marvelous of course. At the same time, he has sought to reassure them that there is no cause for bureaucrats and averting an open higher tipping fees. If the plant The options we’re investigating customer! Just stand over there till we’re finished.’’ proposition.” revolution. doesn’t process enough waste, the A close relative of “call waiting,” and a rival on alarm. Meanwhile, he is delicately going would be in no way lessen our about the business of dismantling and Footnote; Your questions and com­ CRRA would have to buy more responsibility to pass the remain­ the irritability scale, is the "May I say who’s plaints are welcome, but the heavy volume coal to produce power. The calling?” phrase, uttered by a human Just about to streamlining the party structure. ing tests required in our construc­ If he is to have any chance of reforming makes it impossible to offer individual authority also would have to pay tion contract. No matter who is punch the “hold” button while he or she sees if the higher landfill costs to dispose of person you’re calling will talk to you. You know this A perfect job for Jesse the cumbersome, implacable communist replies. Legitimate complaints will be managing the plant, we still have bureaucracy, he must have the full support forwarded to the Inspector general of the the waste that didn’t get pro­ to pass all the same tests, we still one. It’s the phrase that makes you fell like a person of the public. This is one reason he cessed. Both costs would be ha ve to do what we promised to do you called is sitting at the other end. Just weighing appointment of Jesse Jackson as secretary-general appropriate government agency. We have passed on to rate payers through By Chuck Stone of the United Nations. introduced glasnost, the policy of open­ arranged with most inspectors general for in our contract, and we fully your importance to see if you’re worth talking to. ness, which apparently was intended to lift higher tipping fees. We don’t intend to do just that. I know a lot about thai one, firsthand. I took a Job This is contingent upon three “ifs” — if the special attention to these gripes. Address know that that will happen, but Two dramatic events happened in the same week, Democrats win, if Jackson doesn’t alienate Michael censorship and unleash the media. An your letters to Jack Anderson, P.O. Box But we believe the current as a consumer reporter for a TV station a unbridled press,, cautiously at first, began the point is, there’s no guaranteed set-up that Sen. DiBella is defend­ year-and-a-half ago, and for a while, I pretty much thousands of milps apart, and raised a possible Dukakis, and if the Third Worid approves. 2300, Washington, D.C. 20013. level of waste processing now. future linkage. Until now, white headline writers, editorial exposing bureaucratic excesses. ing is unworkable and would hurt talked to anyone within our viewership who ever This fortified public opinion, which We’ve been looking for an the member towns over the next bought a lemon or got a bad roofing Job. Next, I Iran and Iraq deciared their willingness to accept writers and columnists have repeatedly insulted 26 Overreacting alternative that would provide million black Americans with the racist inquiry, already liujicated little sympathy for the 20 years. We further believe that started getting calls from all the people who hadn’t a United Nations-proposed cease-fire in their The U.S. Postal Service took some the towns guaranteed processing eight-year war. “What does Jesise want?” overprivileged and underworked bureau­ inflammatory statements, such seen the Lotto numbers we’d broadcast the night crats. But only the media and the criticism for the way it handled the levels and greater cost control as those made by the senator in before, or_~were upset that we’d pre-empted The Rev. Jesse Jackson, in a riveting convention The question is based on a false premise. Not what over the life of the plant. We’ve does Jesse want, but what does he deserve? intelligenUia are greatly enthused about aftermath of the Edmond, Okla., massacre the newspapers, impede — rather “Geraldo! ” for the president’s speech. speech, reaffirmed his candidacy as a Hegelian in 1986. A postal employee shot 14 of his looked at two basic options — a world historical individual. Jesse deserves a Job. political reforms. In the end, the populace than foster — a speedy arrival at My boss decided I’d never get any work done if all co-workers to death and wounded six private buy-out of the plant, or a ane quitable solution. Finally, we I did was stay On the phone, apd he assigned the We expected a William Jennings Bryan electrify­ Not any Job, but the Job sui generis, the Job no will Judge Goibachev by the economic switch to single-party black man has, the Job no black man has ever had, improvements his reforms bring. others before killing himself. But now the believe his focus, and ours, should newsroom secretary to screen my calls. I’ve always ing “cross of gold” speech, but Jackson’semotional Postal Service may be overreacting to that management. be on what’s best for our towns been kind of squeamish about buying an answering rhetoric wasn’t historic and only marginally the Job no black man but he is uniquely qualified for. Today, the shelves in the state stores are bare and the food in the pantries is meager. criticism. The buy-out would involve and our taxpayers. machine for my home, but I think I’d have preferred eloquent. Meanwhile, his-ego-tripping “massive . The Jackson ego cannot be contain^ as only one The families of the victims later getting a third-party investor to exercises in futility,” such’is placing his name in of 299 black mayors (although he could win that Gorbachev will succeed or fall according one in this case. I could have recorded a message, complained at a congressional hearing purchase the plant and lease it to y W. Mack Torrence nomination for president, teemed to contradict his election in Chicago with his eyes closed). to the digestlbles he puts on the tables aiid something like, "Hi, I really can’t come to the phone the consumer goods he puts on the shelves. that the Postal Service was not as helpful Combustion Engineering. The President, Combustion Engi­ right now or they’ll fire me. This is my news words on behalf of party unity. He won’t accept a mere Cabinet post (except as it could have been in helping them get private buyer would invest tens of As a 24-year Jackson-watcher, I am never secretary of state, which would really complicate Party officials are confidently waiting neering Resource Recovery director, and he’ll tell you I’m not lying.” for economic discontent to set in. This their benefits. The General Accounting millions of dollars in equity, Systems "Hello, this is Sarah’s hews director. If she suiprised at Jackson’s phenomenal capacity to say American foreign policy). Office looked Into the incident at the thereby lowering the financing one thing and do another. And his trail-blazing, tree-shaking mentality could create a backlash that would sweep Windsor doesn’t get her script to the producer in five Gorbachev out of power. He needs to request of several coMressmen and found cost. The plant would then minutes, she’s history. If you’ll leave your name and But the world was surprised at the Iran’s would shun previously tilled soil, such as U.S. it may have been a case of the Postal provide tax benefits to the private acceptance of U.N. Security Council Resolution 598, ambassador to the United Nations. Improve Soviet living standards quickly. phone number...” One way would be to decrease military Service promising what it couldn’t deliver. owner — all lower tipping fees for Coventry people My friends reacted in a variety of entertaining which demands an immediate truce, troop This may sound mercilessly elitist, but it is In the emotional aftermath of the participating towns. But because ways to being screened. My best friend, who’s an withdrawal and a peace plan. pragmatically egalitarian. tragedy. Postal Service officials appar­ of certain impediments posed by welcome visitors The United Nations is still alive and well and With all of Jackson’s imperial unpredictability — the project’s bonding structure, attorney in a big city, the friend with the snippy ently promised the families that the . To the Editor; secretary who not only makes me say who I am but living everywhere except among right-wing Rea- his obsession for preeminence, his modus operandi agency would take care of everything. But which we discovered while inves­ what I’m calling about, went into a snit. "Some lady ganites. Without it, world peace shrivels. If the that an agreement is an agreement only on his other federal agencies are responsible for tigating this alternative, a buy­ I would like to thank the many Just called and wouldn’t give her name and was real United Nations pulls off an end to the Persian Gulf terms, and his Machiavellian propensity for talking programs to compensate families of out may not be feasible now. people at the (Coventry town hall rude,” my secretary relayed. "She said it was war. It also will have removed a divisive political out of one side of his mouth and doing the opposite — victims and they are strictly controlled by The other alternative is to ha ve who took time out of their busy personal and she’d Just call you at home.” issue among Americans and stopped a senseless he still is one of the world’s mostcompassionate and federal law. a single management entity. In schedules to welcome the Guy I paid my friend back; the next time her secretary drain on our military budget. relentless peacemakers. The GAO has recommended that the this scenario. Combustion Engi­ Paris family, visiting from asked me, "May I tell her what this is about?” I Yet, the Reagan administration has supported the As secretary-general of the United Nations, he Postal Service develop a crisis manage­ neering would manage not only C!halons-sur-Loire, France. They said, “ Yeah, it’s about that time in 1972 when she United Nations with all of the enthusiasm of a man could bring international prestige to America, ment plan to deal with future traumatic the energy operatii5i5>but also the appreciated the tour, mementos, drove my Volkswagen into a manhole. She never waiting to be executed. peace to the world, and solace to an ego that events. The agency already has plans for waste-processing facility. If we and having so many questions has paid the deductible.” Currently, this nation is in a two-year arrearage desperately wants to “keep hope aUve.” delivering the mail during natural disas­ were processing the waste, we graciously answered about the Some of my friends reacted humorously: “It’s her on its annual 25 percent assessment of the United ters. but no plans for coping with the would guarantee that our perfor­ running of the tovm and its police Aunt Fanny,” or “Tell her it’s the bank, she Nations’ yearly budget of $758.2 million. Chock Stone la a senior editor of the Philadelphia trauma of mass murder. mance would not increase pro­ department. overdrawn again.” Some of them 'made snide For 1987 and 1988, America already owes the Dally News. In the unlikely event that lightning will cessing costs or decrease pro­ You are special people; you comments, which at least gave me the opportunity organlution $468 million. strike twice, or that the post offices of cessing levels over the life of the don’t hesitate to do those little to explain why my calls were screened. Some of When we pulled out of UNESCO in 1984, we were America will be besieged by traumatic contract, which could be up to 20 extras, and this makes Coventry them'felt unimportant. They didn’t leave a message contributing $49.4 million annually. fBawrlirstpr HrralJi events, this sounds like an overreaction to years. That would put the operat­ a warmer place to live. and never called back. Just as Richard Nixon ended America’s isolation I I a one-time event. Common sense and crisis ing risk in our hands. Instead of Until someone thinks of a better system. I’ll Just from the People’s Republic of China and Ronald Founded In 1$$1 management plans are the same thing, the towns’ hands — and poten­ Saadra BoMw keep on repeating the Phone User’s P rayer “God, Reagan ended America’s isolation from arms POINV M. SliFFERT...... PuWWwr INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ATTIRE except the former is free and the latter tially save rate payers a lot of 184 Forge Road give us the grace to accept with serenity the phone reduction talks with the Soviets, so must this nation GEOaOE T. CHAteCLL ...... EdHor AIN’T WHAT IT USED TO BE. gathers dust on a shelf. ^ money. (^ veatry calls we cannot dodge, the courage to dodge the now rejoin UNESCO and pay up our U.N. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Em c u Uv* EdNor phone calls that should be dodged, and the udiMlom arrearages. MAB1E P GAAOV...... CSyEdMc to distingulsb the one from the other.” Then, I think, America should lobby for the ALEXANOet GIBELLI...... AwoeM* Editor L4iIiki4-4 4 ^ 4 4 4 tvt Ki»ihM%\lk:Lk'A 4 < Chnrcli BnlletiB Board Interfaith Day Camp closes Church Bulletin Board- Concordia Lutheran Church books on wetrfun-filled time Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methodist Church, 1236 Trinity Covenant Church AMemblles of God Holllger. Sunday worship: holveucha- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Activities scheduled for the coming week at rist, 8 and 10 a.m .; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Concordia Lutheran Church include; This column is prepared by the appear as a two-part series in the The following activities are scheduled at Trinity Calvary auirch (Assemblies of God). o.m.; cottee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ MACC column over the next two 400 Buckland Rood, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule; 10 a.m., worship service; 9 a.m., Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with Eucharist: staff of the Manchester Area Covenant Church for the conning week: Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; church school. Nursery (or preschool­ nursery care provided: vacation church school Conference of Churches. M A C C N ew s weeks. To put the series in Today — Christian Education Christ Party at 10:30 a.m ., worship, Sunday school and edenlng prayer, Wednesdoy, 5 p.m. ers. (647-9141) perspective, let me just note that child care; 6:30 p.m ., hymn sing and 643-9203. closing program. Brodersens’. Monday — 7:30 p.m.. agoraphobia support group. the problem of overcrowding is praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., By Nancy Carr Jies by Bernice M iller and Ruth Sunday — 8'and 10 a.m., morning worship, with Bible study and youth fellowship. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Mormon Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support and Beth Harlow not unique in Connecticut. The (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ McGoohan, sports equipment by July 26 issue of the Christian the Rev. Norman E. Swensen; 9:30 a.m., coffee and drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church ot Jesus Christ ot Latter- group: 8 p.m., Jewish/Christian Dialog. MACC Staff fellowship. assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodslde St., Manches­ Friday-if7;30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Kitty Wicks. Science Monitor introduces a 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 o.m .; ter. David Reid, bishop. 9:30 a.m., New staff meiAber Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breafast at Baptist sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday The last hamburger has been three part series on state prisons. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy Several months ago we wel,- LaStrada Restaurant. Cemmunllv Baptist Church, 5S5 E. eucharlst, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m ., priest­ St. Mary’s Episcopal flipped, the last bag of treasures "The latest crisis ... in U.S. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. (649-4583) hood and relief society. (643-4003 or comed a new director of Project prisons .... the most formidable Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., 2204715) claimed by an anxious small The following events are scheduled for this week Re-entry t(v our staff. P roject breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 7:30 p.m., men’s worship service. Nursery care pro­ camper, the last hug (a slap me ever, is the explosive growth in vided. (643-0537) Re-entry'is a cooperative pro­ Bible study, led by the Rev. Paul F. Knight at 98 at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church: five for the older boys) ex­ prison population that is ever r a m UaptM Church, S3 Lake St., Nationai Cathoiic gram of MACC and the Depart­ Oliver St. Ntanchester. Rev.' James Bellosav, Goapei Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist. changed and we’ve shut the books overwhelming the unprecedented pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school: 10:30 St. John Uio Baptist Polish Notional Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. ment of Correcitions offering boom in prison construction.” Church ef the Uylng Oed, an evangel­ Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ on the wettest Interfaith Day a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ical, tull-oospel church, Robertson re-entry, assistance to men and The same week the Monitor hit service. (646-5316) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, Friday — 8 p.m.. A.A. Camp in our history. Beth Har­ Emanuel Lutheran Church School, North School Street, Manches­ pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, women returning,to community First Baptist Church, 240 Hliistown ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Saturday — 1:30 p.m.. Alanon: 7:30 p.m.. A.A. low. our director, says it was my desk, the Herald published a Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday 8 a.m. (643-5906) life in Manchester after serving, cartoon on the editorial page Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce;7p.m., Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. wonderful in spite of all the rain. Nursery ond Sunday school. __ their prison sentence. (July 14) with the cutline “ Man, for this week include: evening service: 7 p.m., mid-week Monchostor Christian Fellowship, 509 Faith Baptist Church “ Not enough can be said to service. Nursery ot all services. (649- Nazarene Barbara has come to us with a Sunday — 8 a.m., worship and Communion; 9:30 E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ thank all the delightful young don’t worry about your term. 7509) vert, pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednes­ Church of the Noiaroao, 236 Main St., The Praise Quartet fri^ Pensacola Christian va ri^ educational background. a m., worship; nursery care. nrst Baptist Chapel of the Deot, 240 people who volunteered as coun­ Everyday somebody is thrown day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatta, senior College will present a program of sacred music on She has a bachelor’s degree in Tuesday — 9 a m., staff meeting; 10 a.m.. Old Hliistown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m .,first Soturdayot pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot selors this year.” Harlow said. out before his term because Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school: Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Faith Baptist Church. The psychology from “the University Guard. Horypst Time Baptist Church, 72 E. the month. “ A rainy week at camp chal­ someone else is coming in.” The Full eospol Interdenominational 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church ensemble consists of four singers, a piano of Connecticut.-completed a Drug Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service; A.A.; Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise lenged our counselors to display a Connecticut Prison Association’s Eddy, pastor. lOa.m., Sunday school; 11 accompanist and a college representative. There and Alcohol Rehabilitation Pro­ nursery. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, high degree of flexibility as our June newsletter ran a commen­ a.m ., morning service; 6 p.m., evening adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 7 p.m ., Wednesday. (646-8599) will be a selection of sacred music, a speech and a gram and will receive her mas­ Saturday — 8 p.m.. A.A. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., worship serylce. Tuesday at 7:30 program plans adjusted to cope tary on overcrowding. p.m. (643-9359) multi-media presentation about the college, which ter’s degree in Social Work next p.m ., special Bible studies; Wednesday with the weather. Our teen “ Overcrowding in Connecti­ at 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer Pentecostai is in Pdnsacola. Fla. month from UConn. In addition to cut’s prisons and jails has put the line, 646-8731, 24 hours. counselors showed maturity and First Baptist Church Christian Science United Pentecostal Church, 187 her academic background, Bar­ OosiwI Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Calvary Church good judgment,” she added. , Department of Corrections and The following events are scheduled for this week First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 ter. 10a.m.,breaklng bread; 11:45a.m., Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. bara has worked at the Institute the state’s attorneys at an im­ Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Counselors not mentioned in N. AAoln St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m , day school; lla.m.,mornlngworshlp;6 Calvary Church, 400 Buckland Road. South of Living as a psychiatric techni­ passe. On one hand there have to at First Baptist Church: church service, Sunday school, and previous articles include; Susan p.m ., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Windsor, will conduct evening vacation Bible cian for the past 7*A years. All in be limits on prison population to Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday church school core tor small children. (64^1446) nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Bushnell, Frank Bell, Matthew Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah’S W itnesses all, she has extensive profes­ classes lor all age groups; lla .m ., worship with the ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's school, under a tent on the church grounds, Aug. 22 Bodyk. Elyshie McKenna, Becky ensure humane conditions • and chester. (649-0983) prayer: 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. sional and academic experience Rev. Billy Scott; nursery care provided; 6 p.m.. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland through 26. The instruction will be from 6:30 to 8:30 Mercier. Jennifer Mercier, Erika the safety of both inmates and Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 (649-9848) that will enable her to understand _ evening worship with gospel music; reception for p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 p.m.. and is open to those ages 4 through 20. Special Nelson, Katie Ouellette, Miche- correctional staff. On the other Church of Christ and assist our re-entry clients,' Richard and Allison Culpepper and Randall and p.m ., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 sessions will be offered to the teenagers. There will lene Ray, Jeff Reid, Matt Ryan, hand, we cannot allow reduction Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ be a cook-out and recreation afternoon Aug. 28 at many of whom have mental Martha Reiss immediatdiy after the service. They Melissa Smith, Davje Toomey, of sentences to endanger com­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 o.m ., public talk; 10:20 o.m., Presbyterian health problems,, problems with have just moved to this area, to help “ plant” new pulpit minister. Goreth Flanorv, evon- Wotchtower study. (646-1490) 3:30 p.m.. for the families of those who have Brian Wry, Andrea Rischerl, munity safety.” Coventry Frosbytorlan Church, substance abuse or both. churches. gellsm minister. Sunday services: 9 oarticipated. To register, call 644-1102. Jennifer Searles, Lynne Knapp. Over the next few weeks our a.m., Bible classes; 10a.pi., worship: 6 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ She’.«! a vibrant, bright, sensi­ Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Aaron Scott and Michelle Reese. series on overcrowding will ad­ p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., tive young woman who knows ’Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church Bible study. Nursery provided for all Jewish — ConMivative 9:30 a.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday Talcottville Congregational Church Thanks to our staff. Jeanne dress these issues. services. (646-2903) school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ when and how to be tough when visitation. Tofflple Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Wright, assistant director and Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Talcottville Congregational Church. 10 Elm Hill tough love is necessary. Wednesday — 1 p.m.. O.A.; 6 p.m.. Weekly meeting. (7^7232) senior counselor Chris Owens Congregationai Plovln, rabbi; Wayne Krieeer, contor; Frosbytorlan Church of Manchester, Road, in the Talcottville sectionofVemon, will offer So please refer ex-offenders Workers’ meeting/visitation; 7 p.m., Bible study- Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- who carefully coordinated cam- ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 vacation Bible school Aug. 15 through 19. from 9 you know or those in need of help /prayer meeting, led by Scott; teen and youth Belten Cenprspatlenai Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. I0;30a.m., worship per/counselor matches. Assist­ Bolton Center Road, at the Green, a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday a m. to noon. Van .service is available to and from with finding housing, employ­ meetings; 8 p.m., adult choir rehearsal. Friday service time. (643-9563) ing Christine Durrenberger with Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. classes. There is a $6.50 registration fee. ment or have other re-entry THE Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, (6434)906) both indoor and outdoor sports church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; problems. Barbara can be of Friday — 1 p.m.. O.A. and games were Frank Smith and 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 Jewish — Reform assistance to them if she can BIBLE office or 647-8878 parsonage. Unitarian Universaiist Brian O’Loughlin. Temple Beth H U M , lOOl Foster St. Roman Cathoiic begin working with offenders Canter Canprepntlsnal Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Other adult helpers included; SPEAKS center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Church ot the Assumption, Adams The Rev. Douglas Peary will- speak Sunday - before his or Jier release. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. Lisa Sirog, Diane Custer and by Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. morning about Robert Ingersoll. a colonel in the She is here to serve you and the Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. second Friday of each month. (644 8466) Helen Wittkoteke. Ruth Evans I EugeiM Brewer Thoughts Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ Civil W ar, an Attorney General in Illinois and a man community. Feel free to contact day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at and Annamarie Dionne. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church who considered himself a Unitarian-Universalist her with questions and/or con­ school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. and noon. The campers enjoyed an Indian First Cenerepottenal Church ot An­ (643-2195) long before those two dendipinations merged. The cerns you may have concerning Thu population trend (or years Lutheran 1 .(Tom led by Austin Harlow I attend church regularly - because my absence dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard SL Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. talk will be at the Unitarian Universaiist Society; , .n .pKOgram the criminal justice system. As has been toward urban centers. Me­ Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Concordia Lutheran Church (ELiCA), Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. ' and the clown program and face — Would cause the reality of my Christian Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday East, at IP: 30 a.m. ' ’'tim e permits she welcomes the tropolises are merging Into megalo­ worship; 9:30 a.m ., church school. 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. painting arranged by Hilda Far­ experience to be questioned and make me to be a Nursery care provided. (743-7696) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor: Rev. Ar­ moss at 5 p .m .: Sunday masses at 8:30, opportunity to speak fo local polises. Yet people are more alone First Cenpr spatlonal Church ef Cov­ 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) rington and the Hartford County than ever. More and more folks pretender. nold T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. clubs and organizations. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Schedule: 9 a.m., holy communion. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., North United Methodist 4-H. Clowns were Tim Sheldon achieve middle-class economic — Would imply that I regard my spiritual welfare Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Nursery core. (649-5311) Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Because of the conference’s com­ Rev. Bnlllo P. Podelll, co-pastors. (Sloppy). Karen Sheldon status, but prove to be poorer for It. and that of others as a matter of little importance. ship; 9:30 a.m ., church school In Church Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Meetings and events scheduled for this week at mitment to community educa­ Lone House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Saturday most 5 p.m .; Sunday masses (Baggy) and Cindy Dubuque. — Would weaken the effect of the services of my at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and North United Methodist Church include: tion, Barbara has dedicated Private and public agencies (743-8487) son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Thank you too to Jacob Lassow. church. lecend Congregational Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule; 8 a.m., worship noon. (643-2403) Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with the Rev. William considerable time to researching dedicated to human security have N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holdv communion on first, third SI. James Church, 896 Moln St., Trench; nursery; 9:30 am., summer church age three, son of nurse Liza proliferated, yet society Is tilled — Would make it more difficult for my pastor to Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski, the overcrowding crisis in Con­ Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 7 p.m., sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. Mendel for sharing his video with dreadful (ear. People have minister. service, Sunday school, and nurserytor church school; II o.m., worship with Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwoidz, necticut correctional institutions Msgr. Edvrard J. Reardon. Saturday tapes with Interfaith campers. more places to go, things to do, and — Would discourage those who look toward me for children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and Tuesday — 6; 30 p.m.. Take Off Pounds Sensibly; for our Board oLDirectors. The (649-2863) fourth Sundays. (643-1193) masses ot 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer. . Thank you Concordia Lutheran the means ot going and doing, yet the help and encouragement I could give. Second Congregational Church of Latvian Lutheran Church ot Man­ masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., results of her research will find little satisfaction for their trou­ noon. (6434129) Wednesday — 9 a.m., Fellowship/Service Group; for the use of your building, — Would offer to some a ready ‘ ‘excuse’ ’ for doing Coventry, 1746Boston Turnpike, Coven­ chester, 31 (Sarden St., Manchester. ble. Religious variety la virtually try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., sharing your VCR on rainy days, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and 3:30 p.m., Green Lodge. llmitlses, yet men are starving tor Iili0wis6. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service: 10 a.m., Prince ot Pooco Lutheran Church, and the assistance and support — Would make it easier for Satan to attack me and church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Route 31 and North River Road, Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Qod. a.m., coffee and fellowship: 11: IS a.m., team. Soturdov mots at 5:15 p.m., from Concordia staff Barbara, God's worldwide program, and would make it more Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Church of Christ church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Schedule: 9 a.m. worship service. Sunday nrass at 10 a.m .: confessions Nancy and Lena. Thanks also to These seemingly paradoxical difficult to meet his subtle temptations. a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (742-7548) 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (742-6655) These are the activities planned for this week at drcumstancea reflect the folly of Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ Church at SI. Maurice, 32 Hobcon Maresa Easton, food coordinator, Religion, politics I would not wish to think of Jesus Christ, whom I Hon Evangelical Luthoron Church misguided priorities. After vided. (742.6334) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. (Hiurch of Christ; to the nine churches who provided claim to be my advocate at the right hand of God, as Tolcoltvlllo Congregational Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. OlesI k, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m. ; Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship *mu8t be separate’ sampling every delectable worldly Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worship; Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. delicious, nutritious lunches and ambition, Solomon daclared them representing me before God on' the same basis on and 11 a.m . (643-4466) with Communion: 6 p.m.. worship. Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: holy com­ snacks for campers, counselors vanity, concluding; ‘ Fear Qod, and which I would thus be representing Him here on Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorft. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (649- Wednesday — 7 p.m., adult and teen film senes; JERUSALEM (AP) - The and staff, namely Concordia keep his commandments for this Is earth before men. a.m., worship service and church 4243) president of U.S. (Conservative Saivation Army children’s film. Lutheran, North United Metho­ the whole duty of man.” (Eccl. So, you can readily see I have: an obligation school. (6494U1S) rabbis says religious, parties dist. Center Congregational, As­ 12:13). toward m y God, my church, m y pastor, and toward iMethodiat Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ should not be part of Israeli Covenant chester. Copt, and Mrs. (3ory Asporsch- South United Methodist sumption, First Baptist. Em a­ all who are yet lost, and I will discharge my BeUen UnNod Methodist Church, 1041 laeer. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 nuel Lutheran. St. James. Trinity politics. Trintty Cevenent Church, 302 Hack­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart a.m ., holiness mooting; 6 p.m ., salva­ Here are the meetings planned for the coming “ The time has come for Israel obligation before God and toward men in person, ifi tion mooting. (649-7787). Covenant and St. Bridget. matack St., Monchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ week at South United Methodist Church: to adopt the separation of syn­ presence, in purse, and in prayer. Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, ant pastor. 9:30a.m ., church school; 11 Those who sponsored children CHURCH OF CHRIST “ I rejoiced with those who said to me. ‘Let us go to associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- Sunday — 9:30 a m., summer choir; 10 a ^ . . agogue and state as practiced in youth poster. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., 3472) _ Unitarian Universaiist worship with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preachlhg; include Religious School, grade 7. LydaN ft Vtmon Strstts the house of the Lord.’ ” (Psalm 122:1) emrship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible North United Methodist Church, 300 Temple Beth Sholom, Florence America,” Rabbi Kassel Abelson Uhitorioa Uhlvorsalist Sactatv-Bost, preschool nursery. of Minneapolis told a meeting of PhoiiE: 64B-2903 school. (649-2855) Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Jackson, Linda Haberem. Con­ Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Dsoood Ben- Monday — 10 a.m.. A.A. \ Pastor Ken Gnstafson (Mona Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., cordia Lutheran. Also craft supp- the Rabbinical Assembly. Calvary Church neH, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 service. Nursery core and youth reli­ Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. Epiacopal a.m., worship service: Sunday nursery gious education. Coffee hour pftor for prostheolors. (649-3896.) South Windsor SI. aeerse's E piscepal Church, 1150. service. (646-5151) iBaufhrslrr Hrralft Rehearse Engagements Pullout Section, Page 17 your vows Saturday, July 30,1988 Most brides and grooms think that FOCUS rehearsing their ceremony with their bridal party and fam ily members the day before should be fine. Not true. It probably is not the best idea to schedule the rehearsal and party the night before the wedding. People may Students flock to MCC courses tend to drink more than they should; friends often wake the next day In no tfiood for a wedding ceremony. So try / X o set your rehearsal two or three days before the actual ceremony. This Over 400 e n s ^ s that everyone will be bright­ eyed and ready for a wonderful party. Ensure that everyone is on time, and dressed in casual, comfortable clo­ go back thing. This is, after all, simply a L run-through. You might choose to wear your wedding shoes, recom­ to school mend Dinah Goss and Marla Schwartz, authors of “The Bride Guide.” Wearing your shoes will By Doris Whitbeck i allow you to break them in before Special to the Herald Diana L. Siebold you’ll actually have to stand in them Mary Ann Bealer Suzanne E. Meister for any length of time. ore and more adults, — / Bruce R. Qiggie "Your officiant will help you run many with college de­ through the paces of the ceremony, as grees, are discovering If e Bealer-Gardner Melster-Patelli Siebold-Giggie well as practice your re^lponses,” an easy way to fit Richard Meister of Natic, Mass, write the authors. ’They recommend Iadditional education Stella Bealer of East Hartford and Melvin R and Myraa M. Siebold of that you ask questions, ensuring that into their busy lives. Steven George Bealer of Bethlehem, Pa., and Mrs. Helen Meister of Manches­ 107 Tracy Drive announce the engage­ you won’t be caught off guard by Ryan, president of Impact Plas­ formerly of Manchester, announce ter announce the engagement of their ment of their daughter, Diana Louise anything during the ceremony. Be tics, is one of more than 400 the engagement of their daughter. daughter, Suzanne Elizabeth Meister to David Arthur Patelli, son ofMr. and Siebold to Bruce Ronald Giggie. son of sure that the officiant knows the students who spent the summer Mary Ann Bealer to Stephen M. Ronald C. and Barbara C. Giggie of correct pronunciations of all names. taking a credit-free course at Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Mrs. Hugo Patelli of South Windsor. Manchester Community College. Route 6, Andover. Goss and Schwartz advise that very The bride-elect is a graduate of Ryan, an importer whose busi­ Gardner of Dalton, Mass. The bride is a 1980 graduate of young attendants should practice, too. The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of Manchester High School, Manchester ness frequently takes him to Manchester High School and attended If you sense that a small tot will fidgit Manchester High School and a 1982 Community College and Eastern Germany, wanted to be able to Southern Connecticut State Univer­ once the processional is over, have graduate of Western New England Connecticut State University. She is speak German more fluently but sity. She is an assistant food and him or her join parents until the ' ’ • - V ■ , College, Springfield, Mass, with a employed by Platt, Wall & McCor­ didn’t need college credits. . f beverage manager at Bradley Ram- recessional begins. R«gln*lil PIMo/MincfnMw H«f*M degree in accounting. She is a senior mack, P.C. of Windsor. He found just what he was ada Hotel, Windsor Locks. Discuss seating arrangements — / accountant with Collaborative Re- The prospective bridegroom is a looking for at MCC’s Continuing The prospective bridegroom is a will all the bride’s family be on the Education Center. Although he MacDonald at the German language class, Sprechen Sie ' search, Bedford, Mass. graduate of Howell Cheney Technical ATTENTIVE LEARNERS — Deborah Adam, and Marlon 1984 graduate of Manchester High left, the groom’s on the right, or will Deutsch, at Manchester Community College. They were The prospective bridegroom is a School. He is employed by Custom lives in Rocky Hill. Ryan made School and is a maintenance supervi­ guests be evenly distributed? Have a the trip to the Manchester cam­ Russo, both of Lebanon, and Nick Derewianka. of 1976 graduate of Pittsfield High Electric of Manchester. among 400 who took advantage of summer courses. sor at Wickham Park, Manchester. list of guesU who will sit in special pus one evening a week for an Manchester, listen attentively to instructor Gertrude School and a 1981 graduate of Western An Oct. 29 wedding is planned. An Oct. 22 wedding is planned at sections ready for the head usher. eight-week course in German New England College with a degree in South United Methodist Church. Finally, assign certain ushers to designed for tourists, scientists taught at MCC were “ very marketing. He is a control accountant courses this summer was taught 1 arrange the ribbons, unroll the white and engineers. enthusiastic, very absorbent,” ' with Fidelity Investments, Boston, by a feminist psychotherapist aisle carpet, collect prayer books “ My next trip to Germany will who majored in Religion and says MacDonald. Four of them Mass. after the ceremony and direct guests be the later part of August, a few Psychology at Harvard Divinity are planning to visit relatives in An Oct. 22 wedding is planned at weeks after the course ends, and Germany. “ I’ m having the time Wahconah Country Club, Dalton. to the reception. School — Janet Hollis Beers of I ’ll be more confident when I Manchester. of my life,” the German language speak German with the people I Her course, “ The Goddess: expert says. do business with,” Ryan said. Women and Spirituality,” was to One of the students, Betty Jack Gelting, a geologist with have been limited tCL2Q.students Tracy of Manchester, lived in the w . W eddings the state Department of Environ­ but tSeffw as morc'InSerest so 23 French sector of Austria when mental Protection and a resident women were enrolled. her husband was stationed there of Manchester, was taking a “ Women are struggling for a in 1951. Tracy, a teacher’s aide at Madore-Johnson course in drawing to develop his belief system that is relevant to the Regional Occupational Ther­ Hatch'Coleman apy Center in Manchester, is Christine Marie Johnson, daughter artistic talent. their lives in today’s secular “ It’s relaxing,” says Gelting, taking the course in preparation Suzanne Lee Coleman, daughter of of Ronald and Barbara Johnson of 37 culture,” says Beers, who has who also has taken a watercolor for a return visit to Austria after Patricia Ann Coleman of Manchester Hamilton Drive and Mark Thomas been counseling women faced and Gary S. Coleman of Coventry, and course and a computer course at with crises in their lives for 13 her retirement. Madore, son of Robert and Diane MCC. His other interests include David Paul Hatch, son of Mr. and Mrs. years. Susan Stanat Kiss, who teaches Madore of 21 Tolland Road, Bolton, camping and hiking, traveling Richard Hatch of East Hartford were Among the students in her class basic drawing, has work in the were married June 18 at Emanuel and keeping tropical fish. married June 25 at First Congrega­ was Laurel Andrews of South Connecticut Academy of Fine Lutheran Church. Terrance Donnelly, who just Arts 78th annual show ending tional Church of Andover. Windsor who found the course The Rev. Paul S. Johansson offi­ graduated from Howell Cheney valuable because it “ sharpened Sunday at UConn’s William Ben­ ciated. The bride was given in Technical School, was in the ton Museum. Her work also has The Rev. Sharon Ledbetter and the our view of how we have marriage by her father. Victoria Lee drawing class too because he appeared in the Wintonbury Art Rev. Laurence LaPolnte officiated. evolved.” ^ Diana was maid of honor. Brides­ plans to study art at MCC in the League’s 7th annual show at the The bride was given in marriage by In Neumann s search for tne maids were Catherine Rataic, Karlyn fall. Gelting and Donnelly were best persons to teach credit-free University of Hartford’s Joseloff her father. Ann Andersen, Diana Lynn Norris among 16 budding artists in the courses, she interviews “ fasci­ Gallery. Kiss, an East Windsor Cynthia Bryant, sister of the bride, and Jeannette M arie Lefebvre. cldss. nating people who have a love of resident, earned her bachelor of was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Robert L. Madore Jr. was best man Three special excursions to something and want to share it.” fine arts degree at UConn. were Christine Coleman, Maeve for his brother. Ushers were Bertrand cultural centers in the Berkshires The instructor she found for the A session on how writers can Brasa and Susan Hatch. R. Lessard, Kevin P. Morin, and took place July 9,16 and 23. Fees “ Sprechen Sie Deutsch” course Thomas Hatch, brother of the for the courses, starting from a get published will be given Richard P. Bohadik and Dean M. that ended last week is Gertrude groom, was best man. Ushers were low of $18, depend on subject August 6 by John Bowman, a Johnson, brother of the bride, was MacDonald, a native of Germany Kenneth Brasa, Mike Fournier and matter and the number of times who lives in Glastonbury. MacDo­ freelance writer and editor who is' \ junior usher. they meet. Most of the summer the author of 15 non-fiction books Howard Furlong. After a reception at The Buckboard nald came to this country in 1948 Raglnild mnto/Mmhwtw > A fter a reception at the Webb House courses, which included ballroom as well as many articles. Bow- in Glastonbury the couple left on a as the wife of a U S. Air Force Bam in Wethersfield the couple left on dancing, are now over. man. After her retirement as a mian, of Northampton, Mass., will wedding trip to Disney World in EXPRESSIVE TEACHER — Gertrude M a^onald a wedding trip to Martha’s Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Madore Erika B. Neumann, director of nurse supervisor in the operating give a hands-on workshop on Mrs. David P. Hatch Florida. They are making their home geaturea towarda the blackboard In the German They will make their home in Vernon. the Continuing Education Cen­ room at Hartford Hospital, she writing a proposal to sell an idea in Tolland. ter’s credit-free program, de­ for a book or articles to potential language claaa ahe teachea at Mancheater Community The bride is a graduate of RHAM began working as a tutor at the The bride is a graduate of Manches­ The bridegroom is a graduate of cides from surveys what subjwts editors. ’The session will take College. She began teaching after her retirement aa a High School and Eastern Connecticut Inlingu School of Languages in ter Community College and is em­ Howell Cheney Regional Vocational will interest students and finds place from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at State University. She is employed at Technical School and is employed by West Hartford. nurae aupervlaor. East Catholic High School and East­ ployed by The Grove Investment the instructors to teach them. The 10 students in the class she MCC. Connecticut Bank & Trust of East Electrical Contractors Inc. as an ern Connecticut State University. He Group of Hartford as an administra­ One of the most popular new Hartford. tive assistant. electrician. The 'bridegroom is a graduate of is employed at ’Travelers, Hartford. A MrHtoa^iit'ftfcltAtb. Saturday! !>u(y 30, in » - M

18 - M ANCHESTEB JIERALD. Satpnjlay. Jqly 30,1^«8 FOCUS / Money FOCUS / Home Options abound in pianning coiiege education requirements for eligibility? tic projection of future college Chalk lines vital to the job meet their responsibility for What happens if the family moves Are you look­ financing their child’s education costs? during the plan years? ing for a way to ■ Can anyone in the family or fore laying the tiles. This can be is to plan and save for college, ■ Are there restrictions or time By Andy Long ensure you can an agent of the family contribute either plywood or hardboard. Get just as they would before pur­ limits on use? Do proceeds from The Associated Press cover the costs to the plan? Are there exclusions? On the House the 4-by-4 size, since it is much chasing a house or undertaking the plan have to be used within a easier to handle than the stand­ of sending a Si^lvia ■ Can proceeds from the plan Properly installing resiiient any other major financial obliga­ certain number of years after ard 4-by-8 sheets. Ask your dealer child to college be transferred to another family floor tiles requires that the center tion,” said Haskell Rhett, vice high school? to sell you the special kind of nails in 10 or 15 ye­ Porter member if educational plans of the room be located first. dot. The third time measure 3 feet president for student assistance ■ How many years of study are required for the Installation of the ars? Are you change? Laying the tile without taking this from the center along a line going services at the College Board. covered by the proceeds? underlayment. The nails should considering ■ Are there eligibility restne- step, which is sometimes done by towards an end wall. Again make To help parents and other ■ Are there restrictions as to be spaced about 6 inches apart, some of the tui­ tions to a particular class of novice do-it-yourselfers, produ­ a dot. When you measure the evaluate these new plans, the who might match funds contrib­ with about l-16th of an inch tion prepay- __ institutions, either within a state ces a hit-or-miss result. If you distance between dots one and College Board and other experts uted to the plan? Could an between the underlayment mate­ ment and sav­ in college financing have deve­ or within an institutional sector, miss, the tiles will not be lined up three, and between dots two and ings plans that a growing number guarantee that the child’s educa­ such as independent colleges? employer or state contribute? three, each should be 5 feet. If rial. Whether or not you use tion will be paid, reganlless of loped a set of consumer guide­ ■ What are the refunds condi­ correctly. underlayment, be certain all of banks, colleges and States offer Are there penalties associated Use the professional way of they are. go ahead with the job. If tuition increases in the interven­ lines, expressed in the form of tions in the event of a student’s SM'- loose boards are nailed down and today? with these restrictions? locating the room center. Coat a they aren’t, you have made a ing years. If the child does not questions. Before you sign up for non-admission to college, disabil­ all loose nails taken out and Interest in innovative financing college savings or prepayment ■ Is the yield from the plan string with ordinary chalk or buy mistake somewhere and must techniques for college has ex­ enroll or does not gain admission, guaranteed? How is it guaran­ ity or death? one already chalked. Hardware find out what it is before you replaced. plans vary on how much of the plan, the guidelines suggest you ■ Does the family benefit from Always follow the manufactur­ ploded since the first of these teed? How is the family protected stores and home centers usually proceed. investment will be refunded. any investment surplus over the er's recommendations about plans appeared at Duquesne from investment deficits below sell them. When that has been Your next move is to piace Other plans fall into the savings ■ Is there a minimum contribu­ necessary cost levels, or is that a whether the tile can be laid on University- and in the state of college cost levels? done, mark the centers of the two some uncemented tiles on the category. tion required to enter tbe pro­ profit to the sponsor? floors below grade. If, for exam­ Michigan in 1985. Last year five ■ Is the plan insured? Can the end walls of the room. Ignore floor, starting at the center and No one can be positive on how gram? Are incremental additions ■ Will the plan benefits be ple, you are contemplating instal­ states — Florida. Indiana. Maine. investment be recovered if the irregularities of contour. Drive going towards one wall. Do the much a college education will possible? , taxable, either for federal or state ling resilient floor tiles in a Tennessee and Wyoming — plan sponsor ceases operations? two nails into the floor just a bit, same going towards a wall in cost in 10 or 15 years, but in the ■ Is there a minimum annual taxes? Will any tax accrue to the basement. Get that straight with enacted college prepayment ■ Does the plan cover all ------g - so that they extend only about an another direction, which leaves 1980s the price has been rising amount that can be contributes^ contributor, plan sponsor or the dealer before you purchase plans. Illinois and North Carolina college costs, or just tuition? inch above the surface. Tie the the uncemented tiles at right faster than general Inflation. If an Will any such maximum restrict student? the tile. This is especially impor­ created new programs to use Are there any residency chalked string on to the nails so angles. Your objective is to see investment is to keep up with the accumulation below a realis­ tant if your basement floor is tax-exempt revenue bonds. that you have a taut line. If it is you leave similar borders at the college cost hikes, it should earn I FAMILY-DINING ■ concrete in contact with soil. The Twenty-two other states under­ tight enough, it will leave a chalk walls. If not, make the necessary an after-tax rate of return higher A I I kind of adhesive you need for the took formal studies to determine I 6 'x l3 ' L c n n adjustments. You are looking for mark on the floor as you snap it if they should sponsor new plans. than the rate of inflation. borders that will be more than particular kind of tile you bliy will Changing Tunes with your fingers. Do it more than Bills to create national prepay­ As with any financial decision, pj to! i M two or three inches. This not only determine whether the floor must once if necessary to get a clear ment and savings plans were you should be sure to get answers Him stdckedi kitchen will assure you the tiles will have be rolled. Buy your adhesive to all relevant questions and ■ WAGE INCREASES: Major collective bar­ line. introduced in Congress. ■ THE COST OF EATING OUT: Restaurant j|^|MUDR00M 9 'A" x8 '2 " Repeat the procedure on the even borders but that they will be where you buy the tile and you compare the plan you’re consid­ gaining settlements in private industry during the will be sure of getting the right These new plans vary widely, owners first took it on the chin several years ago two opposite walls. Now you have easier to cut and put in place. ering with other savings and first six months of this year provided for wage but prepayment plans in general when Congress required them to track and report two chalked lines that cross each Without the method, which is a lot type. investment options before you put increases averaging 2.2 percent a year, the allow you to invest a flat fee now the tip income of their waiters and waitresses. Now I oJf other. The spot where they cross easier done than said, you might money down. to cover the future cost of a child that they also have to pay Social Security tax on that government reports. is the center of the room for your wind up with a large border on You can get a copy of Andy “ The best way for parents to The Labor Department said that the last time Lang’s booklet, "Installing Resil­ attending college. They usually income, a number of proprietors are throwing in the cathedrdi CI9 purposes. To be certain you have one side and a narrow, unworka­ these settlements were negotiated, generally in 1985 done everything right, make a ble border opposite it. With ient Floor Tiles," by sending 75 towel. , . . , or 1986, the wage increases over the life of the To make bookkeeping easier, fancier restaurants test. Measure 4 feet from the cemented tiles, you leave the cents and a long, stamped, contract averaged 2.9 percent. have begun tacking service charges of 15-20 ^rcen t center along one line and make a backing on during this procedure. self-addressed envelope to Know- The contracts negotiated in the first six months ol Uncle Sam expects on their bills in lieu of traditional tips, and other dot. Do the same toward the If the floor is in bad shape, How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, the year involved 1.02 million workers. LIVING ROOM ^ restaurants are being urged to follow suit. “ It would opposite wall and make another cover it with underlayment be­ N.Y. 11743. The report said that the average pay increase for at least focus public attention on onerous tax laws, 1 8 'xl3 ’ the first year of the contracU was 2.6 percent part of Navy bonus says Peter Berlinski, editor of Restaurant Business comparefd to a first-year wage boost of 2-3 Pef^ent magazine. the last time labor and management in these BEDROOM 1 The biggest obstacle: public resistance. By a 1 3 'x n '_ . Bluebirds get housing help industries negoUated. _ ^ QUESTION: I would like to margin of 92 percent to 5 percent, diners told the Meanwhile, in a second report, the department stone Mail ^ “ Gallup Monthly Report on Eating Out” they d zymes. Weak grafts resulted if know if my Navy re-up bonus is said that wage and benefit increases rose 4.6 By Earl Aronson Tax rather determine the tip themselves than have it FIRST FLOOR the enzymes were different, even taxable? percent for the 12 months ending in June. This The Associated Press J.P. included in the bill. TOmpared to a 3.3 percent increase during the same Weeders Gnide if the same species. If tips stay, would customers still feel the bite of "We are really encouraged,” SAN DIEGO ANSWER: You can' deduct o e r i^ a year ago. . Bluebirds, suffering from a the tax ruling when restaurants passed on the cost of he said. "The trees we tested — parking fees that you have This increase included wages and benefiU such as housing shortage, are getting the additional tax in their prices? Unlikely. This The boxes are located in the oaks, chestnuts, red maples and ANSWER: Is apple American? incurred while using your auto­ employee contributions to health and pension plans. help from school children and remains a very competitive industry and its market Moquah Barrens Wildlife Abea of ashes — all have tremendous Not only is your re-enlistment mobile for business, as well as toll senior citizens in Washburn, Wis. is not expanding.' Menu prices are expected to rise a BEDROOM 2 the Chequamegon National graft incompatibility problems. bonus taxable, but any lump-sum expenses paid for driving on the For the past three years, modest 4 percent or so this year. Forest where they are monitored Yet, by matching up their en­ payment received upon separa­ turnpike. l l ' A " x i r Washburn fourth-graders and by Forest Service personnel. zymes, we grafted certain oaks to tion or release from active duty is Senior Community Service Em­ A census indicated that the other kinds of oaks, chestnuts and taxable. QUESTION: I sold property in ployment Program members population of bluebirds, a declin­ so forth, and it works. The theory January at a fairly large profit. I New Job will affect benefits UPPER PART OE have been hpilding wooden boxes ing species, is increasing in the understand that I will have to pay LIVING ROOM of matching enzymes to predict QUESTION: My husband and I that are needed for survival of the forest. quarterly estimated tax pay­ have to apply for Medicare EAVC STORAGE solid grafts is probably applica­ are separated, but not legally. We songbirds. □ □ □ ments on the profit. When are QUESTION: I ’ve/been getting separately in order for it to start "Bluebirds are cavity-nesters. ble to any broadleaf tree, but not live opart and we each do our own / trees with needles." they due? ^ ^ Social Security checks for the last :ial Security when you reach 65. You should B preferring to build nests in dead Tougher trees may be deve­ thing. The reason for the separa­ six months but I just can’t make apply about three months before trees and rotted fence posts," loped for landscaping in the 21st □ □ □ tion is that we get along much SECOND FLOOR BILLING, MONT. ends meet. I’ve decided to go your 65th birthday. You may said John Budiash, county coordi­ century to withstand pollution, better this way. He still gives me back to work full time for a couple apply at any Social Security salt and herbicides, according to Potato plants with a built-in Medicare because she has per­ nator for the Bluebird Restora­ his pay check and I manage ANSWER: If you had addi­ more years. How will this affect H OUSE OF TH E WEEK — The exterior of vertical'board insect repellant have come from manent kidney failure. What office. tion Association of Wisconsin. Frank S. Santamour, a U.S. everything. 1 am not employed tional income after May 31. 1988 me when I want to sign up for Department of Agriculture cell-fusion experiments by USDA services does Medicare cover for and matching-window desfgn highlights this three "But increased urbanization has and would like to know whether and before Sept. 1, 1988, your Social Security payment again? QUESTION: I think my father Agricultural Research scientists. her condition? bedroom house. Jh® master suite is just right destroyed so many natural nest­ geneticist. we could file our 1988 income tax federal estimated tax payment is may be eligible for SSI payments. ing sites that bluebirds are Santamour says a new test of They discovered a few wild as a married couple living at one ANSWER: Your benelits are How can he apply? for a single own?r or retired couple. Plan HA1479C has due Thursday, Sept. 15. If you are ANSWER: Medicare covers a having a difficult time finding tree enzymes can help nursery­ potato plants from South Amer­ address? required to file an additional refigured to take into account 970 square feet on the first floor and 380 on the second. full range of health care services, places where they can breed men begin “ constructing city- ica with high levels of leptine, an estimate thereafter, your final your extra earnings each year. If ANSWER: He can apply at any For more Information write to architect Thomas M. TRENTON. MICH. including maintenance dialysis, spccessfully. The boxes we’re tough and highly decorative trees insect-repelling toxin. They fused payment for 1988 will be due you’re under age 65, you’ll get Social Security office. He’ll need kidney transplant surgery, self­ Cohen, 19 West 44th St.. Room 1507, New York. N.Y. building provide just the right for roadside plantings” through cells from the wild plants with Tuesday, Jan. 17.1989, unless you credit for the time you weren’t to bring his Social Security ANSWER: Not only can you file dialysis training, and home- 100%. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. home for the birds to raise grafting. cells from a commercial potato. file your income tax return by receiving checks. This wili most number, proof of age, and infor­ Santamour’s test pinpoints dialysis, including equipment families.” Then they grew the fused cells as a married couple living at one Jan. 31, 1989. State and local likely result in a larger benefit mation about his income and and suppiies. For more informa­ The inspiration for the project withioa tree the particular set of into whole plants that had leptine address, but you may also file as estimated paymenU may be check when you retire again. But resource. enzymes that make lignin, a sort tion, get in touch with any Social was Ralph Wikdal, a Wisconsin in their leaves. “ Married Filing Jointly.” required on that Income as well. a work of caution. Be sure to let Here’s the Answer carpenter who died in 1970. of strengthening glue. By match­ Social Security know that you’ve Security office. This colnmn is prepared by the ing sets of enzymes from differ­ The hybrid plants have built-in QUESTION: For 1988l’m going During his lifetime, he built more Send your questions to: ’The returned to work, so that your 'Social Seemrity Administration In than 1,300 nesting boxes for ent trees, he can predict if grated resistance to Colorado potato to use the standard mileage rate checks can be stopped imme­ QUESTION: Do I have to retire East Hartford. Do yon have a building is already in place. Tax Adviser, c/o George W. QUESTION: We rarely use our bluebirds and earned the name. trees will stay grafted. beetles, a voracious pest that when I figure my income tax. The to get Medicare when I reach 65? Converting a garage usually Smith A Co.. P.C.. 29229 N o ^ w - diately. Then you won’t wind up question you’d like to see used attached garage and are contem­ Studying more than 2,000 trees, costs $120 million annually to way I see It, this will save me costs less than adding extra space "Mr. Bluebird." estern Highway, Southfield, owing Social Security for checks here? Write to Social Security, plating converting it Into living Wikdal left $5,000 in his will to he found that each tree had only control. some work. Con I also deduct my you weren’t eligible to receive. ANSWER: No. You can have Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, onto your house. That’s also true Mich. 48034. Due to the volume of quarters. Is this a good idea? buy material for nesting boxes, three or four major lignin­ parking fees? ^ ^ Medicare protection at age 65 for the installation of heating and mail, personal replies cannot be Manchester 08040. which are branded with his forming enzymes. Trees formed QUESTION: My daughter gets even if you continue working. You ANSWER: Generally, yes. You cooling equipment. The main The Marine Corps was created in provided. initials, "R W ." and "W PS,” for a solid graft when the stems and AKRON. OHIO have less trouble with code thing is to be sure the garage is in 1798 by an act of Congress. Washburn Public Schools. rootstocks had matched en­ regulations and permlU since the sound condition. rtfeHALD. satardij^. Jrilyi»6.19M - n p -MANCHE&TEBJHEBALD, Saturd»y,.JMly.30,19M FO C U S / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Medicine causing probiems? Where to Write Saturday, Jidy 30 la Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren ported that they would not be seen 1 DEAR DR. n P.O. Box 69440 SlOOAM ® ® Home Shopping Ov­ [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer naked, even by sexual partners. REINISCH: — Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 ernight Service Continues (60 min.) [ESPN] SportsCenter I’m male, 44, So your feelings are not unus­ dD Weekend with Crook and Chase [HBO] MOVIE: 'Soul Man’ (CC) An in­ and had a heart ual. but when negative feelings [C N N ] Crossfire genious teen cons his way into Harvard about one’s body become so Law School when his father refuses to pay attack about Kinsey Report 1 Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [D IS ] Watt Disney Presents A teen-age his tuition C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn four years ago. intrusive that they affect the way P.O. Box 91428 beach bum's pet pelican attracts^n annoy­ Chong 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. ingly growing number of tourists. (60 min.) I’m doing good, ! -5 a a person relates to others, it’s Cleveland, Chio 44101 [ M A X ] M O V IE: ‘Munchies’ A Peruvian time to get help. [U S A ] Night Flight; Video Profile: M ari­ archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk but lately have lyn Monroe treble keeping Find a therapist or counselor food-craving alien creature. Harvey Kor- (call your local mental health CIntey Report Dr. June M. Relnisch 5:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e . Th e Suivi man, Charles Stratton. 1987. Rated PG. an erection. vors' T w o neurotic victims of the [U S A ] You Can Be Successhil The medica­ center if you don’t know a P.C. Box 48 economic crunch become entangled in a 7:30AM tlD Popeye and Son tion I ’m on is qualified professional) expe­ Bloomington, Ind. 47402 predicament that alters the course of their rienced in dealing with problems lives. Robin Williams, Walter Matthau, (T ) Sybervision Cardizem, Persantine and Do you think he is telling the Jerry Reed. 1983. Rated R. of self-esteem and body image. ® Bugs Bunny 8i Tw e e ty Show (CC). aspirin. truth? I’m now so self-conscious The counselor can suggest when 5:06AM ® Popeye dD BraveStarr (CC) Could the medication be caus­ that I wear shirts to make love. and how to talk to your husband 5:1 SAM [H BO ] MOVIE: Instant Jus- (2^ Popeye ing my problem, or should I see a I cry about this at least once a about your breasts. tice' (C C ) A gung-ho Marine becomes a ® Muppets urology doctor? one-man army of vengeance when his sis­ day. It really hurts when you Foofur (CC). think your husband is comparing ter is murdered in Spain. Michael Pare, DEAR READER: It could be Taw ny Kitaen. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® It's Your Business you to other women. Many men honestly don’t care Sample letter shows the medication or it could be about breast size, don’t need to 5:30AM ® i Love Lucy d D M ore Real People someth ing else entirely. Consult a DEAR READER: Some see breasts for sexual arousal, or d]D IN N N ew s dD Princess Caballaro urologist, or try to lind a women have very strong feelings don’t include breast stimulation [CN N ] Showbiz Today [C N N ] Sports Close-up specialist in diagnosing men’s how to lose friends [D IS] Dumbo’s Circus about how their breast size in their sexual touching. And. [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull [ESP N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest erection problems by calling the negatively effects their lives. many men enjoy looking at [U S A ] Night Flight; Take-OHtothe Se­ nearest medical school or large Research on a group of women women’s bodies but don’t do it to DEAR cond Com ing of Rock and Roll 8;00AM (X) Hello Kitty's Furry Tale hospital. seeking breast enlargement make comparisons. Eventually ABBY: The let­ 6:00AM ® Young Universe (R) Theater But in eny event, do not stop surgery found that these women the two of you will need to talk ter from “ On CD Can You Be Thinner? fT) World Tomorrow ® ® Little Wizards (CC) taking the medications until a were much more likely than other about these issues, but not until the Seashore," ® BJ/Lobo physician tells you to do so and women to think that when people you have achieved a much more w h o c 0 m - Dear Abby dD Christian Science Monitor Reports d D Visioftaries monitors your condition. looked at them they were judging positive view of yourself. plained about Part 2 of 4. Porky Pig breast size, that men had a more You may want to consider well-heeled Abigail Van Buren New Zoo Revue (g) Disney's Adventures of the DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m G um m i Bears (CC). positive attitude toward women cosmetic surgery, having silicone moochers, re­ (^J Comic Strip flat-chested (31A) but wear bras ^ Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) with larger breasts and that their forms inserted to enlarge the size minded me of [C N N ] Daybreak that make me look bigger. Before Wall Street Journal Report husbands or boyfriends consi­ of your breasts. Research on the way my [D IS] You and Me. Kid I got married, I never told my Remi dered breast size to be very women who have had this surgery late sister dealt [U S A ] Night Flight: Cartoon Fiesta husband that I was flat. I didn’t dD Rod and Reel Streamside important. shows that most are pleased with with those 6:10AM [TM C ] MOVIE: ''Jeremiah intentionally deceive him; he just [C N N ] Daybreak 'These women spent much more the results. Of course, breast leeches. She had a plan that never reader advised handing the rela­ Johnson’ A 19th-century adventurer never asked. I asked him on our abandons civilization for life in the Rocky [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! effort than did other women augumentation cannot solve any failed. I ’ve concocted a letter like tive a large "storage” bill along wedding night if he was disap­ Mountain wilderness. Rqbert Redford, Will [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance trying to dress to hide their existing problems in marital the one she would use. The names with the piano — enough to cover Geer, Stefan Gierasch. l972. Rated PG. pointed. and he said no. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Turning Point’ But to this day, he has never breasts, finding an acceptable relationship, even though many are fictitious, of course; the cost of a new instrument — 6:1 5AM ® Davey & Goliath T w o women who had studied ballet to­ PEOPLE MAGAZINE ON TV — Former “ Good Morning America” correspondent bra, and comparing their appear­ "Dear Janice: Harry and I are gether review the directions their lives paid any attention to my breasts. women secretly believe that it and insist on cash. 6:30AM ® Captain Bob Sandy Hill hosts “ People Magazine on T V ," a one-hour special fashioned after the ance to that of other women. thrilled to learn that you and Bob Your response: “ What a great have taken over the years and question When we’re at the beach, his eyes will. (T) Sytvanian Families their chosen paths. Anne Bancroft. Shirley gossipy weekly. It airs Thursday, August 4 on CBS. watch all the nicely endowed Situations calling for less clo­ Don’t postpone finding a profes­ are planning to visit us. We look idea. Judge Wapner, move over. ’’ ® Animal Crack-Ups (CC) MacLaine, Mikhail Baryshnikov. 1977. thing. such as going to the beach, sional to talk to about this. You forward to seeing you and hear­ Your readers may not know Rated PG. ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) women. I ’ve asked him if he’s dD Planet of the Apes [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage IV were seen as highly stressful or to should not have to go through life ing about your latest trip to that there are alternatives to [U S A ] Financial Freedom unhappy about my size, and he GD Headline News (M) Three Stooges d D W all Street W eek: W hat's Ahead for be avoided. Sixty percent re­ burdened by these worries. Europe. We know that you going to court to settle minor 9:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek Australia? still says no. Follow M e " 8:30AM dD Jlm Henson's Muppet (SD Conan Babies (CC). ® dD Flintstone Kids (CC). [C N N ] Baseball '88 wouldn’t dream of imposing on us neighbor or family grievances. [C N N ] International Correspondents 9:30AM dD Adam Smith's Money World dD Get Smart ® Superman [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales knowing how cramped we are. One alternative is to use a [D IS] Mousercise [C N N ] Style WHh Elsa Klensch ® Pound Puppies (CC). dD Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) [ESPN] GameDay but we will gladly make a hotel community volunteer mediation [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing [ESPN ] Sports Trivia (H) Captain Power and the Soldiers of [U SA] Deal-A-Meal reservation for you. In keeping program. Disputes over fences, highlights. Bugs Bunny [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Chosen' A friend­ the Future Cortisone and tennis eibow with your expensive taste, I loud music, barking dogs, or d D Sesame Street (CC). ship slowly develops between a worldly, 12:00PM ® Puttin' on the Hits (R) (In 7:00AM ® Young Universe dD Imemational Championship Wres­ recommend The Paymore Plaza. between landlord/tenant or busi- d D Ista del Tesoro assimilated Jew and the son of a Hassidic Stereo) (X) Star-Corn tling ( ^ min.) rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok's novel. Max­ D EAR DR. should not be used for more than a It may not compare with the Ritz ness/consumer can be settled for dZ) Say Brother d D M O V IE: ' H ^ Driver' The success of ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). Tom end Jerry imilian Schell, Rod Steiger. Robby Benson. a stock car driver strains his family rela­ GOTT: I have few weeks. Even so. tolerance dD Jack Burill/The GolfScene in Paris, or the Excelsior in free or very inexpensively by the ® Funtsstic World of Hanna-Barbera (g ) ® Sm urfs (CC). 1981. Rated PG. tionships. Jeff Bridges, Valerie Perrine. been diagnosed can develop, as can dependence [CN N ] Moneyweek Rome, but you’ll find it adequate parties involved meeting with d D BraveStarr (CC). Sesame Street (CC). [U S A ] Keys to Success 1973. with tennis el­ and withdrawal symptoms. [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) and surprisingly reasonable with neutral, impartial mediators who O ) MOVIE: 'Queen of Outer S p m ' A (S) MOVIE: 'The Men From Laramie' A 1 1 :0 0 A M dD American Bandstand ® MOVIE: 'Nightmare in Badham bow. The doc­ Dr. Gott rates that start at only $16S'a day. assist them in coming to a space ship lands on Venus which is ruled man sets out to avenge his brother's death [E S P N ] Outdoor Life (R) (In Stereo) County' Tw o college girls are sentenced I hope that your husband is to the horrors of a primitive women's pri­ tor tells me I And for $20 per person, its mutually satisfactory agree­ by women and the Captain and crew are and runs up aminst a gang running guns to [U S A ] Youth Secrets of the Stars (D Charlie's Angels Peter Gott, M.D. looking for long-term solutions to condemned to die. Zsa Zsa Gabor. Eric the Indians. James Stewart, Arthur Ken­ son farm with no way to tell their parents must have cor­ limousine will pick you up at the ment. As both parties have ® You Can Ba Baautiful and friends where they are. Deborah Baf­ obesity (such as diet) rather than Fleming, Laurie Mitchell. 1958. nedy, Donald Crisp. 1955. 10:00AM dD Pee-wee's Playhouse tisone shots. airport. However, you may want negotiated their disputes them­ dD W W F Superstars of Wrestling ® W W F Wrestling Spotlight fin. Lynne Moody, Chuck Connors. 1976, short-term "cures.” To help him. Starcom (M) Ask tha Manager What exactly is to rent a car if you plan todo some selves, the compliance to the ® Real Ghostbusters (CC). d D Star Search (60 min.) ® Black Shaap Squadron I ’m sending you a free copy of my ® Muppets dD MaQuins del Tiempo tennis elbow? sightseeing here. There are sev­ agreement is very high. ® Kick Boxing: World Championship O ) Ebony/Jet Showcase dD Q.LO.W . Wrastling Health Report "Winning the [glDalctari @ From a Country Garden Would garlic eral car rental offices right at the On “ People’s Court,” Judge (60 min.) W W F Superstars of Wrestling (3 ) Bullwinkte Battle of the Bulge,” which tells ^ Ring Around the World HD Slints Time extract help? airport — how convenient! Wapner makes the decision for d D Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) ® Jim Hanson's Fraggle Rock (CC). (8) MOVIE: 'Tha Minor Crack’d' Holly­ ^ AM Boston [CNN] Big Story wood stars become involved in a m u rd ^ how to lose weight wisely — and GLOW; Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ ® From s Country Garden (R) whatsoever. " It ’s so sweet of you to want to the parties, whereas in media­ ® Natural Weight Lots [DIS] Wuzzles case in a tranquil English vMlage. Elizabeth DEAR READER: Tennis el­ keep it off. Other readers who tling @ ) Greatest Sports Legends: Edwin include us in your travel plans. tion, the decision is made by the dD Aventuras dal Peqoeno Principe [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman Taylor. Kim Novak, Angela Lansbury. bow is known medically as lateral want a copy should send $1 and (g ) (S ) A L F (CC). Moses 1980. DEAR DR. GOTT: My hus­ Please let us know when you’ll be parties. Mediation can be fast, [CN N] DoybTMk [M AX] MOVIE: 'P.K. and the Kid' A humeral epicondylitis, a strain of their name and address to P.O. SD W W F Wrestling Spotlight ® Bugs Bunny & Twaaty Show (CC). band, 42, has been seeing a here so we can make all the convenient, confidential and free trucker on Ns way to the arm wrestling (g) Foofur (CO. the forearm muscles where they Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio 44101- dD El Tesoro del Saber © ) P ELICU LA; 'El Coioso da Roma* necessary arrangements for you. championships in Cafifomia is joined by a (2D Rod and R a d (R) physician for two months for help in many communities. For infor­ pretty teen-age runaway. Paul LeMat, attach to the outer lower portion 3369. Be sure to mention the name © ) Tony Brown's Journal Washington Waak In Review (CC). (M) Chartta'a Angato in losing 40 pounds. So far he's lost Love, Denise" mation on a local program, call Molly RingwakJ, Alax Rocco. 1987. Rated of the upper arm (humerus). This of the report. dD World Wide Wrestling d D Fall Guy about 20 pounds with a change in Abby, if this doesn’t work, the Information and referral PG-13. (SD Black Parapactive strain produces inflammation [DIS] MOVIE: 'Napoleon and Saman­ [ESPN] Best of Scholestic Sports (3 ) M O V IE : T h a Car* A mysterious driv­ eating habits, exercise and a nothing will. I hope you print this, agency sponsored by the United 9:00AM QD McCraMv Rapon tha' T w o cNIdren and their pet lion brave and pain. DEAR DR. GOTT: I know that erless automobile terrorizes a small Utah prescription for an appetite sup­ as many of your readers will want Way or check the Yellow Pages. (I) ® My P « Mooater (CC). the elements in an attempt to reach a town. James Brolin, Ronnie Cox, Kathleen friend's mountain retreat. Foster's film de­ Some experts believe that pressant (Melfiat — lOSmg.). Are olive-skinned people tend to scar to keep it on their writing tables — SUE NELSON. 3 ) Supw m an [HBO] MOVIE: 'Fast Forward' (CC) A Lloyd. 1977. but. Michael Douglas. Jodie Foster. teen-aged dance group from a small town tennis elbow Is an overuse syn­ there any side effects to this more easily, but in my case, the or next to their phones. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. Q S SoNd QoM in Concaft (R) (In Stereo) Johnny Whitaker. 1972. Rated G. (S ) CarKNapin BofwUng (60 min.) drome or may result from muscle in ONo go to New Y o ^.in search of fame. drug? slightest scratch or bruise will O.G., ANYWHERE, U.S.A WEST SUBURBAN (S) Buga Bunny [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull John Scott (Plough. Don FrankKn, Irene Saaama Straat (CC). (R) stress during improperly hit scar. Could this be a mineral MEDIATION CENTER. (S! M O V IE: 'Th a QoMan Eya' Charlie [M A X ] Country Music - A Naw Tradi­ Worth. 1985. ^ t e d PG. (In Stereo) M O V IE : 'Croascunam ' Tw o San backhand shots. The ailment also DEAR READER: Melfiat is a deficiency? DEAR O.G.: Should anyone HOPKINS. MINN Chan solves s murder and turris up a gang tion Three generations of artists, including [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Bllr^ Date' (CC) A Francisco police detectives are assigned affects non-tennis players who prescription appetite suppres­ of gold smogglere. Roland Winters, Man- Rosanne Cash, The Judds, Merle Haggard, blind date pairs an overworked yuppie to a perilous search aboard a cable car for ever write a book titled “ How to tan Moreland. 1948. Waylon Jm nings and Carl Perkins in a May wKh a teautiful woman who reacts to al- the klHer of a your>g ntan. Robert Hooks. overuse their forearms in repeti­ sant that is similar in action to DEAR READER: You are DEAR SUE: Live and learn! Jeremy Slate. Robert Wagner. 1971. Lose Friends and Alienate Peo­ g j) CapHan CantaNa 1988 performance from Nashville. Tenn. co)k>I in a strange way. Bruce WiHis, Kim tive rotary movements, such as amphetamines. It can cause referring to keloids — exagger­ ple,” your suggested letter should Thank you for a helpful public (60 min.) (In Stereo) Basinger, John Larroquette. 1987. Rated [CN N] Nawsday (S ) la Plan PG-13. (In Stereo) turning a screwdriver. multiple side effects, including ated scar tissue that forms at the be included. service. Since the name can vary [U S A ] Love Your Skin [D I S ] M y Friand FNcka g j) Traasura MaN [U S A ] Perfect Diet Treatment consists of stopping restlessness, insomnia, tremor, site of a wound. This seems to be from community to community, [CN N ] Showbiz Waak [ESPN] Tarmto: Volvo Intamatkmal [D IS] Donald Duck Praaants 10:10AM the offending activity. In severe headache, blurred vision, palpi­ more common in dark-skinned DEAR ABBY: Last March you another way to get in touch with 1 1 :30AM ® To Be Announced. barnIRnats. Rom Stratton M t.. V t. (3 [ESPN ] Flahin' Hola 10:30AM dD Mighty Mousa; The hrs.) (Live) or chroiiic cases, physical ther­ tations, hypertension, nausea, people. It is not related to mineral published a solution to a letter your local volunteer mediation Naw Adventuras (CC). (3 ) Forever Lean concerning a woman who was [H B O ] M O V IE : T h a Profaaalonala’ Four [U S A ] RockfUa apy with ultrasound or the use of diarrhea and alteration in sex deficiency. Keloids can be program is to telephone the local sokliera are hired by an Amertean million' d D Easanca ® (SD Naw Archlaa (CC). asked to return a piano to her cortisone injections will help drive. In short, it can have treated with cortisone injections public defender’s office and ask aka to rescue Wa Mexican wHa. Burt Lan- @ ) ® Ahrin aiKl the Chipm unks (CC). (S ) Food Proaotving (R) csstar, Lee Marvin, Claudia Cardinals. relieve pain by reducing inflam­ dangerous side effects and, ac­ (into the scar), surgical removal friend’s daughter 36 years after for the legal aid/mediation (8 ) Thraa Stooges 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (S) Franch In Action: Dhrartissamanta ContImNd.. • mation. Garlic extract is of no use cording to the manufacturer. or laser therapy. the friend gave it to her. The source in your area. - W n c h ^ b ^ i^ ^ s»tuwtt»: Jfify «r.i8 ir- ts U — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Satfirday. July iO. 19M SNAFU KTMrCANLnB byUrryWHfM murdering his mother. (60 min.) (In Stereo) P R A N K 'S CD ® Supercarrier (C C ) Gamblers threaten Cruz's sister in an effort to make Sstiifdav, CoBtiiiaed Satfurdav, Coatiaaed PLACP ___ him throw a boxing match. (60 min.) (R) dD MOVIE: 'Ordinary People' A young Frank (lim boy is overcome by guilt after his older mal House' A feud erupts between rival Reid) becomes en­ brother has a fatal accident. Winner of four 1 0 : 0 0 P M ® W * M 57th (60 min.) Oscars, including Best Picture. Donald fraternities. John Bekishi. Tim Matheson, 1 2 :3 0 P M ® She's the Shw iff Hildy ^ dD PGA Oolk Bulck Open raged when a on AU' foopb 2:30PM Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, Timothy ® ® New* Donald Sutherland. 1978. runs into jurisdiction problems when she Third Round From Warwick Hills Golf and bum sets up house Hutton. 1980. ® @ ) Hotel (C C ) A man kidnaps Ns [C N N ] Sparta Tonight Anchors; Frbd goes undercover to arrest a notorious ma­ Country Club in Grand Blanc, Mich. (2 hrs.) Of in his restau­ grandson; Christine is attracted to a sus­ Hickman, Nick Charles. dam (R) (Live) GD MOVIE: 'T.A.G. - The Assassination rant's alley and Gam e' A mentally unbalanced student be­ pected jewel thief. (60 mki.) (R) [ESPN ] AW A ChampkmsMp WrastHno (iD Top Cat dD ® NFL Football: AFC-NFC Hall of causes business gins to take a college assassination game (l i) Haadlinm on T iW (R) ® I'm Tellingl (CC) Fame Game The 18th annual preseason too seriously. Robert Carradine, Linda 11:40PM (S) MOVIE: 'Cod Run­ t ) contest pits the Los Angeles Rams against to drop off, on (P Wild. Wild W*«t nings: Th* Ragga* Movie' F il^ por- (H) Kovels on Collecting Hamilton. Bruce Abbott. 1982. the (Cincinnati Bengals, live from Fawcett CBS's “Frank's ( S ® Huntar Hunter and McCall investi­ iormanco N g h li^ s from the 1983 Re ® What About Women Stadium in Canton, Ohio. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Place," airing SAT­ (g ) d D Facts of Life (C C ) Tootie is afraid gate the whereabouts of $4 million still Sunsplash Festival held hi Montego _ (Live) she may lose Jeff when a gift from his i missirm from a 6-vear-old drug bust. (60 Jameice. Rite Marley. Gregory Isaacs. [C N N ] Evans & Novak URDAY. JULY randmother ends up in the blender. (R) (In d D Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) § min.) (R) (In Stereo) Scon-Heron. 1986. [DIS] Zorro 30. Daphne Max­ tereoV @ Combat) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Campus Man' An Ari­ @ ) Jo y of Painting; Purple Splendor (R) d D W ild Am erica (C C ) Naturalist Marty 11:55PM (S) MOVIE: 'Sharlocki well Retd co- H d m a e and tha V d c a of Tarrar'Holm es zona college student becomes a media ^ Make Yourself at Home stars. Stouffer takes in an orphaned grizzly and | l ) HHI StraM B lu m sensation after appearing in a campus cal­ searches for saboteurs who carry out [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch eventually returns it to the wild. Part 2 of 2. [CN N] HmdHtw Nmv* endar. John Dye, Steve Lyon, Kim Dela­ (Rebroadcast) tNeets of destruction via radio. Basil Rath- dD MOVIE: 'Escape from Fort Bravo' A ney. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [TM C ] Short Film Showcase [H B O ] Ollvie Nawton-Jobn In Australia bone. Nigel Broce. Evelyn Anker*. 1942. , CHECK IISTINGS Confederate sympathizer rescues her fi­ The threa-time Grammy winner contri­ 1 :0 0 P M d ] Best of the National Geo­ 3:00PM CD Knight Rider FOB EXACT TIME ance and other Southern prisoners from a butes to Ausnalia's 2(X)th anniversary ce­ 12:00AM (3 N*w Gnxnrst VVIth < graphic Specials Profiles of the (H ) M O V IE : 'Th e H ow ling' A distraught Union fort. William Holden. Eleanor Parker, lebration with performances of "Old Fa­ M ^ Griffin Scandinavian warriors who attacked the T V reporter finds herself surrounded by John Forsythe. 1953. shioned Men," "Big 5 Strong" and "Love ( 2 ) M O V IE ; 'S to n a f T w o Nghly skilled coasts of Europe and the British Isles from werewolves at a wilderness psychiatric re­ 3 ) M O V IE: 'Th e Longest Day' The story and Let Live". (60 min.) (In Stereo) agents on separate cases meet whan their the ninth to 11th century. Host: Mike Far­ treat. Dee Wallace. Patrick Macnee, Den­ (24) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) d D Throb Sandy's surprised at the age of of Allied invasion of Normandy during [U S A ] Alfrsd HHchcocfc Pratants investigations lead them both lo the island ",‘Wlnnelonka’ is the Indian word for 'Get rell. (60 min.) nis Dugan. 1981. (S ) Lo Mejor de la Samana Noticias sobre Jeremy's friends when she throws a birth­ World W ar II. Richard Burton, John of Dr. Sinn and N s temple of ultimata bliss. day party for him. 1 0 : 3 0 P M ® W araw oH (C C ) Eric joins you out of your parents’ hair.'" d D Baretta (lD Soul Train (R)-(ln Stereo) el (Msibo). Wayne, Henry Fonda. 1962. George Lazenby, Angela Mao. 1979. fcxces with a fellow werewolf to kill Nicho­ SS MOVIE; Th * Day of tha Locust'This • »**»*•■*• loo. (ID MOVIE: 'Invasion of the Body (3 ) ® M ajor League Baseball: Houston Victory Garden (CC3. [C N N ] Pinnacle iZ ) Lonesome Pine Specials: Lyle Lovett las Remy. (R) (In Stereo) adaptation of Natheniel W est's explosive Snatchers' Fear grips a small-town physi­ Astros at Los Angeles Dodgers (3 hrs.) [D IS] Here's Boomer (In Stereo) [CN N ] Big Story ® (Mama's FamHy Mama recruits senior novel look* at the seamy side of Holly­ cian when he discovers that alien space (Live) [CN N] PrimeNews ONTHBPAtnuCK byWRHelbfeeli pods are replacing his friends and neigh­ 5:00PM ® Kojak 7:00PM CD Lifestyles of the Rich and citizens for her tap-dancing troupe. (R) wood in the thirtie*. Dorield Sutherland, (3 ) Madeleine Cooks [HBO] MOVIE: Soul Man' (CC) An in­ bors with emotionless duplicates. Kevin Famous Joan Collins; Jerry Lewis; game 01)INNNaws Karan Black, WHIiam Atherton. 1975. m A -Te a m show host Wink Manindale; the Gatlin genious teen cons his way into Harvard ■ PBDRO McCarthy. Dana Wynter, King Donovan. dD Santo Domingo Invite [C N N ] Nawaiilght fit) Little House on tha Prairie Brothers; socialite Marylou Whitney in Sar­ Law School when his father refuses to pay (3 ) Caraar Madia Nattwocfc owwstxwp 1956. d D Motorweek A test of the Chevrolet his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn @ Caaaboolt ofShariock Hoimm ® SoNd QoW M Concatt AltSBT,We*®V TiwrM«lrwi.1bi)U Beretta G T U coupe; car finishes; auto res­ (3) It'a Showtime at tha Apollo This atoga, N.Y. (60 min.) (R) 12:30AM ^ O ) Josie and the Pussycats Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) toration and repainting. week's hosts: the Weather Girls. (60 min.) CD Too Close for Comfort @Q) T u Musica (Rapeticion) (R) On Stereo) yjerftoAtf! seemr¥vnf(ev W W F Superstars of Wrestling [MAX] MOVIE: Club Paradise' A (R) (In Stereo) CD Wheel of Fortune (CC). [U SA] Ray Bradbury Tbaatar Deter- . ® From Hdly With Lovs I5 W 0A U V — dD CoHectors [CN N ] Your Money seedy, run-down island resort becomes Juatin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - minad to atop hit wife's nagging, a compu­ g S Can You B* Thinnsr? [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson CD Major League Baseball: Pittsburgh the center of action after the owner writes dD Sea Hunt Outdoora Pirates at N e w York M ats (3 hrs.) (Live) ter aatosman pours N s life's savings into a [ESP N ] Auto Racing: American Racing flashy travel brochures to put life into the [ C N N ] Evans A Nowak ^ Ultim ate Yacht Race I (60 min.) ( 3 Saint new product that may do the trick. A ' Series, from East Rutherford. N.J. (60 dD T and T Amy's nephew and Sophie old place. Robin Williams, Peter O'Toole. [E S P N ] A u stralian Ruias Foolbdl; S y ^ Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) min.) (Taped) flf) Topo Gigio become e itangled in a computer caper. (R) Twiggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 11:00PM ® ® (SI (S) iS Nmn nay Swans v*. Hawthorn Hawks (60 dD New Jersey Hispano [HBO] Not Necessarily the M e ^ (g ) Frugal Gourm et |R) (In Stereo) d D Charles in Charge (C C ) A beautiful [USA] MOVIE: 'Day of the Dead' ® Taxi min.) (Taped) Wonderworks: Isaac Uttlefeathers Actress-comedian Claudette Wells joins [CN N] Newswatch coed bids on Charles at a sorority "slave" George Romero's final installment in his ® Mart Attar Dark [HBO] MOVIE: 'Psycho Ilf (CC) The auction on behalf of the Powell clan. popular "Living Dead" trilogy. Lori Car- (CC). (R) the NNTN team for this spoof of newspa­ [ESPN ] Horse Racing: Haskell Invita­ Bm o * IVIotel i* bock in business with Nor­ dille, Joseph Pilato, Terry Alexander, O C h aara man and a woman who claim* to ha his [CNN] Newsday pers, radio, television and magazines. (60 tional Cine-and-one-eighth miles race for (3 ) Major League Baseball: Pittsburgh 1985. O Kays to Succam real mother. Anthony Pedthi*. Diane Scar- min.) three-year-otds, from Oceanpori, N.J. (60 Pirates at New York Mats (3 hrs.) (R) [D IS ] M O V IE. 'Desk Set' A T V network ® Pro Football Hall of Fame Parade wid. Jeff Fahey. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) executive confronts the corporate effi­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dreemscape' While min.) (Live) Connecticut Democratic Conven­ 8:30PM CD Frank's Place (C C ) Frank working with a scientist who has discov­ tion Wrap-Up becomes angry when a bum living in the H o n m inductem Fred Bilatnikoff, Mike [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Foolloos*' Teon-agers ciency expert sent to evaluate the station [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Guess Who's Coming Ditka. Jack Ham and Alan Page. Parade in a antall tow n light foMheh right to dance Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gig ered a way to project.one's conscious to Dintwr' (C C ) The Oscar-winner about a restaurant's alley drives business away (3) Hee Hew (R) hosts: author Mickey Spillene. actress and stage a prom despite opposition from wmTNNOP by Dfek CawaBI Young. 1957. thoughts into anothw's dreams, a psychic litrerat young lady who brings her fiance, a (R) ® Consumer Challenge: Blublocker Beverly Garland. (From Canton. ONo). (2 their conservaihra parent*. Kevin Bacon. stumbles upon a plot to use the method for black doctor, home to moot her well-to-do (g ) (3 ) 2 2 7 (C C ) Mary becomes jealous [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec N s.) - If Lori Shtger. John Lithgow. 1984. Rated political purposes. Dennis Quaid. Kate parents. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep- (3 ) It's a Living Jan plans a surprise reu­ when she catches Lester dancing with a I WONDER IF THERE ARE every oo often, I iionate send-up of the popular TV senes Capshaw. Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated nion for her divorced parents and is (S ) Blackaddar II Blackadder is off to New PG. (In Stereo) features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail bum, Sidrwy Poitier. 1967. former high-school flame. (R) (In Stereo) get this overpowering PG-13. (In Stereo) shocked when her father arrives with his Zealand, bound for glory and potatoes) [U S A ] Night Flight: VIdao Flaahtraek* a n y w o l v e s in M T FAAAIIY of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Back to the Beach' A dD This Old House (CC). [TM C] MOVIE: 'FootlooM' Teen-agers new wife. (R) BACKiGRDUND. ^ URGE TO HOWL... royd. Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer pair of former beachniks discover how ^ O i s c o v a r [ M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Opposing in a small town fight for their right to dance [D IS ] Hom e Alone Malcolm-Jamal W ar­ 12:55AM 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) times have changed when they return to C® D .C . Follies Guest: Phyllis Diller. (R) (4S PEUCULA: 'Crucsro da Varsno' La Fores' The commander of a nthHary survi­ and stage a prom despite opposition from ner ("Cosby Show ") talks about safety for their old Califomia haunts. Frankie Avalon, d D Sebado QIgarrta Programa de varie- empieada da lina agenda de viajes cree val camp goes insane and wages real war O [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hannah and Her Sis­ their conservative parents. Kevin Bacon, children who are home alone. irKluding tips Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987. dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- sonar la sventura qua esta viviendo an la on the recniits. To m Skerritt. Lisa Ei- V ters' (CC ) A seriocomic portrait of two Lori Singer, John Lithgow. 1984. Rated on dealing with strangers and handling 1 \ * Rated 1^. istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don realkiad. Carmen Sevkls. (Sebrielle Ferzetti. chhorn, Anthony Zerbe. 1986. Rated R. years in tlW emotional lives of three Man­ PG. (In Stereo) emergencies. Winner of the Achievement Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) hattan sisters. Winner of three Academy [U S A ] Double Trouble in Children's Television Award from Ac­ @ ) HardcastI* and McCormick 1:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Million DoHar Awards. Mia Farrow, Michael Came. 3:30PM CD m o v i e : 'ChaHle Chan at dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) tion for Children's Television. g s Victory Garden (CC). [CN N ] Pinnad* Fee*' A dramatic peek of passion and W oody Allen. 1986. Rated PG-13. tha Olympica' Detective Chan solves a 5:30PM Lt. W o rfs loyalty is put to the ultimate test murder that almost disrupts the Olympics. [ES P N ] Arena Footbell: Arenid>owl '88 [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Wings of Eagim' power in the cosmetic* htdostry. Tony MiiaJluKtimAu Hollywood Insider (41) Chsapirtto when Klingon fugitives attack the "Enter­ [USA] Warner Oland, Katherine DeMille. 1937. Teams and site to be announced. (2 hrs.. ^ John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig' Wead, Curtis, Sylvia Kristel. David Huffman. (S) This Old House (CC). (R| prise and attempt to recruit him. (60 min.) 30 min.) (Live) a World W ar I aviation pioneer who later 1981. 1 :3 0 P M O ) Rocky and Friends (S ) Pizza Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday ® T o u r o f D uty (C C )L t Gold became a successful screenwriter. John ® Amsrica's Top Tan n 7-30 d $ Carefree Camping (g ) M O V IE: 'A Dandy in Aapic' A British [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday 9:00PM [D IS] Mousatsrpiece Theater man's father. Maj. Gen. John Goldman, Wayne. Maureen O'Hara. Dan Dailey. agent hunts down a Russian infiltrator. (2) W W F Wiasdifig Curtain Going Up [D IS] MOVIE: ‘Going Ape!' Three oran­ has trouble understanding the troops 1957. Laurence Harvey. Mia Farrow. Tom Cour­ [U SA] Check It OutI (2) B iia na (41) El Reino Salvaje gutans hold the purse strings to a young when he visits the firebase on an inspec­ [ESP N ] SportsCatitar tenay. 1968. man's $5-mlllion inheritance. Tony Danza. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Desk Saf A TV netan^ UA-ACNiB by Jim Davis [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 6:00PM CD (® (g) ® News tion tour. (60 min.) (R) ® MOVIE: 'The Notorious Landlady' A Danny DeVito, Jessica Walter. 1981 [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Pretty Smart' A head­ executiva confronts the corporate effi­ CSD What's Happening Nowll Raj's Aus­ Dirty Dozen; The Series The master at en Athens private school gets [USA] Cover Story young state rlepartment official rents a flat Rated PG. CD @D ciency expert sent to evakjiite (he station. tralian friend arrives to return a favor. (R) Dozen pose as circus performers to infil- Ns comeuppance when his pretty students in the home of a mysterious woman who is SpMcir'Tracy, KalK*ririiiT]*pbum, Grg 2 :0 0 P M (]DJim Vicevich [ESPN ] SportsCenter , ,trate a convention of high-ranking Nazis discover Ns illegal activitim. Tricia Leigh suspected of murrlering her husband. Kim d D A -Te a m Young.-T957. M O V IE : 'B .A .D . Cats' A group of dar­ [MMlIbountry Music Tradi­ ' (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Fisher, Lisa Lorient, Dennis Cole. 1987, Novak. Jack Lemmon, Fred Astaire. 1962. QD Charles in Charge (CC) [U$A] Mglit FHght: to Jazz edevil cops go undercover to prevent car tion Three generations of artisia« including ® Ohara (CC) Ohara and Shaver en­ Ptatad R. dZ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell Q i Blue Knight CD thefts. Asher Brauner, Steve Hanks, Jim ­ Rosanne C^sh. The Judds, Meneiiuggard. counter a ruthless bounty hunter who is [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Skimbar Party M m u- [ C N N ] TravM^ OuMa Spears: Misty Green 1:10AM mie Walker. 1980. ^ Friday the 13th; Th e Series (60 min.) Waylon'Joinings and Carl Perk(nkin a May tracking down two young lovers. (60 min.) cra' A psychopathic killer takes Ns deadly [C N N ] International Correspondents 1988 perfprmance from Nashville, Tenn. 1:26AM (2) TwHIgM Zotw STOP ST&P (X) We've Got It Made (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) power drill to a Ngh-schod slumber party. HERE (60 min.) (In Stereo) Micbela Michaels, Robin Slille, Michael Vil- CD Baretta 4:00PM ® Knight Rider (3) DeGrsssi Junior High (CC). ® Golden Giris"(CC) When Rose's 1:30AM ® N e w s (R) HERE [TM C] MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson' A daughter and Dorothy's son visit their lele. 1982. Rated R. QD Underdog O ) NWA Wrestling (3 ) Record Guide ® Mktdpowar 19th-cemury adventurer abandons civiliza­ mothers at the same time, each of the [USA] MOVIE; 'Tha Terror of Tiny (3 ) Jeffersons OS Runaway W ith th* Rich and Famous d S M O V IE : 'Th e End' A terminally ill man ® MOVIE: 'Hell Night' A group of fra­ tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wilder­ women blames the other for their offspr­ T o w n ' A pscifisi tries to quiet a feud in an aiff Robertson kt the Hamptons; Susan frantically searches for a simple and ternity pledges spends the night in a dZ) Doctor Who ness. Robert Bedford, Will Geer, Stefan ing's behavior. (R) (In Stereo) Old Weal town populated entirely by trouble-free way to end his life. Bun Rey­ haunted house. Linda Blair, Vincent Van Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG. Blakely hi Athens: New Orleans. (R) d D It's a living Ginger’s feisty grand­ M O V IE: 'Rum ble Fish' A troubled midgets, Billy Curtis. Yvonne Moray. John nolds. Salty Field Dorn DeLuise. 1978. Patten. 1981. (3) mother moves in with her. [U SA] New Mike Hammer youth idolizes his notorious older brother Embury. 1938. ' (2) Dating Gam* ^ To Be Announced. g j) French Chef: The Hollandaisa Fa­ ® ABC News (CC). [CNN] Newswatch * 7:30PM CD WKRP in Cincinnati Matt Dillon, Mickey Rourke, Dennis Hop­ 1 1 :0 5 P M [M AX] MOVIE: 'PrwtoWt; (3 ) Art of William Alexander m ily (R) per. 1983. (C C ) A paramilitary rescue teem it stalked [C N N ] Crossfira Saturday [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet CD Jeopardy! (CC). (3 ) M O V IE : 'J .W . Coop' After 10 years in dS Embajadorea da la Muaka Colom- dZ) M O V IE: 'Lord Jim ' Based on the novel by en intergalactic trophy hunter kt tlw jun­ [ES P N ] Surfer IMagazin* [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Por­ d D Darkside A Houdini prison, a rodeo circuit rider decides to be­ biana by Joseph Conrad. A young man sacrifices gles of South America. Arnold Schwar­ trait of a Head Coach (60 min.) (R) protege seeks revenge when a disap­ [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goa* come the overall champ in just one year. dZ) Julia Child and More Company his life for the natives of the Malayan jun­ zenegger. Carl Weathers, Elpidia Carrillo. pointed fan tells others the secrets behind to tha Movies A Coming Attractians Cliff Robertson, (^raldine Page, Christina [HBO] MOVIE: Nothing in Common' gle. Peter O'Toole, James Mason. Curt 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) d S M O V IE : 'Th e Parallax V ie w ' A n in­ (C C ) A young executive develops a better his magic act. Ferraro. 1971. vestigative reporter reveals the existence Jurgens. 1965. 11:30P M ® Entertalomem This 1:50 AM ® M O V IE : T o o H ot to Han- understanding of his parents after they de­

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[U S A ] Tales of tha Gold Monkey whh a mannequin that comes to life only in owner. Elvis Presley, lihetley Faberes. ton. la / j . Ns presence. Andrew McCarthy, Kim C;at- 1965. 7:30PM GD Odd Couple THE KILLING (H) 8 To Be Announced. Sanday, Continued trall. Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated PG. (In [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Fourth Protocol' FIELDS 8 M OVIE: ‘Thera's a G M in M y Soup' 8 8 fi4y T w o Dad* (C C ) Michael and Stereo) ^ ' [C C ) A British masterspy scours EnglarKf Sunday, July 31 A middle-aged, sophisticated gourmet col­ Joey grant Nicole's wish for a brother. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ferris Bueller's Day for his Russian counterpart, a KGB agent (In Stereo) umnist finds his life disrupted whan a O ff (C C ) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky who's building an atomic bomb. Michael The 1984 nim @ W ild America (C C ) Three close rela­ Caine, Pierce Brosnan, Joanns Cssaidv. kookie giri moves in on him. Peter Sailers. tkm Caramonlas From (^perstown, [HBO] MOVIE: Disorderlies' (Op) from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari and "The Killing 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Goldie Hawn, Tony Britton. 1970. N.Y. (60 min.) (Uve) Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a tives of the giant panda are featured: the heads off to do the town. Matthew Broder­ raccoon, ringtail and coatimundi. (R) (£ Honw Shopping Ovor- trsll, Estelle (Betty. 1987. Rated PG. (In rields,” airing 8 Major loague Basaball: Milwaukee greedy nephew in the hopes that they will ick, Mia Sara. Jeffrey Jones. 1986. Rated [U S A ] All Anwrican Kitchen Cooking 5:00AM [M AX] MOVIE: Goodbye. Mr. Chips’ PG-13. (in Stereo) night Sonico (60 min.) Stereo) SUNDAY, JU LY 31 Brawara at Bocton Rad Sox (3 hrs.) (Live) drive his millionaire uncle to his grave. The [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ The story of a British schoolmaster whose 12:00AM d) At the Movies (S ) Homo Shopping Ovomight Sotvico 8:00AM (B ffaw England Sunrlay on NSC, stars 8 Let's Go Bowling sense of humor endears him to his stu* Fat Boys, Ralph Bellamy. Tony Plana. caps tiM weekerKl of tlw world of sports. [U SA] Cover Story dm ts and also makes him attractive to a 1987. Rated PG. [ESPN] NFL Films: Dailas Cowboys - dD Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min.) Condnuos (2 Iws.) Sunday Mas* Halng S. Ngor (in 1 3 Firing U tm : Update on Drug Lsgali- 9:30PM C£D GD Tracey Ullman Show (In Stereo) (XI lamorous London music-hall star. Peter Blueprint for Victory (Taped) [C N N ] Sport* Rovtow his Oscar-wln- zatkm [M AX] MOVIE: '84 Charing Cross Sketches: a choreographer (Steve Martin) (X) This Wsek in Connacticut g•'Toole. Petula Cleric. Michael Redgrave. Road* (C C ) Based on the 20-year transa­ dD Dellas ip iS ] SMt of Walt Dtofwy PrMWila: MOVIE: 'Alica Doesn't Uv* Hsre [M AX] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While teaches a dancer an unusual routine; Tina (D SlltiM Tima nlng role) as a 13 1969. Rated G. (In Stereo) tlantic relationship between New York wri­ lrainir>g for an international arm-wrestling is jealous when Meg gets a marriage pro­ Star Trek Goofy T a k n a Holiday When Goofy must Anymoro' A widow and her 12-year-old GD Cambodian [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Firstborn' (CC) An ado­ ter Helene Hanff and the owner of an an­ competition, a trucker tries to re-establish posal. (R) (In Stereo) help with cpring cleaning on his d w off, his (33 Fradarick K. Price son take their first steps towards self- ®.Mindpower lescent comes to his divorced mother's tique book store in London. Anne a relationship with his estranged son. Imagination s|Nces up the task. (60 min.) ® Twin Star Productions: Art of Look­ working for an sufficiency in Martin Scorsese’s Oscar- 3 ) M em e'e Family Mama recruits senior (3 ) Hogan's Heroes side when an unstable drifter moves into Bancroft, Anthony Hopkins, Judi Dench. Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia, %jsan ing Your Bast American news winning drama. Ellen Burstyn, Kris Kriatof- citizens for her tap^ancing troupe. (R) [ESPN ] Sutfsr Magailn* their house. Teri (jarr. Peter Weller, Chris­ 1987. Rated PG. Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. (In stereo)' (3) Combatl [U S A ] Night Flight: Taka-Off to Jazz (HI Porky Pig bureau %yho Is im­ ferson, Alfred Lunar. 1975. topher Collet. 1984. Rated PG-13. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider 6:00PM (B C B S New s (CC). 8:00PM (B Murder. Bhe Wrote (CC) (3 ) Blacke's M agic Alex end Leonard at­ (HI Sunday Today prisoned by in­ [CNN] Nawoday 10:00PM (B 1 3 'Dual (CC ) Richard tempt to penetrate a heavily-guarded Med­ 5:30AM (XI ■ Uw * Lucy 3l30PM dDBoxIng: Buddy McQirtvs. (B A B C N ew s (CC). Jessica investigates when her niece be­ (HI Sasama Straat (CC). vading troops. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pat and M ika' A New How ard Davis IBF junior welterweight title comes the prime suspect in a murder at an befriends a single mother while attendinga iterranean villa to recover photo negatives (B) INN Nows Bast of Natkxta) Geographic (HI Oral Robarts York'City sports promoter turns a physical bout scheduled for 15 rounds, from the (B advertising agency. (60 min.) (R) "M om m y and M e" class with Amanda. (R) being used in a blackmail plot. (60 min.) (R) [CN N ] Monaywash education teachw into the quean of tha M O V IE: M urpiiv's Law' A detective (In Stereo) CHECK IISTINGS Felt Forum in New York City. McGin, the 93 America’s Moat Wanted Sched­ (S i Twilight Zone (SI WorM Tomorrow athletic world. Spencer Tracy, Katharine receives unexpected help when he sets out dD GD [ESPN ] SportsLook FOI! EXACT TIME champion, is 37-1-1, 32 KOs. Davis is uled: Rafik Brooks, wanted for murder and (BN o w s Gene Scott (H I Robart Schubar Hapixim, Aldo Ray. 1952. to track down the killer who framed him for GD 32-4-1. 13 KOs. (90 min.) (Live) robbery; Fernando Garcia, wanted for mur­ 93 IN N N ew s [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Ooas murder. Charles Bronson. Carrie Snod­ [CN N ] World Report 9 3 Nuastra FamRia [M AX] MOVIE: 'Lloyds of London' A G i Kick Boxing dering 0 3-year-old girl. (In Stereo) to tha Movia* A Coming Attractions grass, Kathleen Wilhoite. 1986. ® Jimmy Swwgsrt [ESPN] Surfing: O.P. Championahipa, (H I Saaama Straat (CC). (R) young messenger for tha 19th-century Bri­ [H B O ] Anknatton: Cartoons, tish insurance nrm risks in the ranks to be- G S El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- GD ® MacGyver (CC) MacGyveuend @ ) Good Neighbors . from Huntington Eleach, Calif. (R) 5:45AM become emartgled in a computer caper. (R) chas entre boxeadores intemackmales. Dalton chase after criminals who plan to Computars and Bayond An account of 13 Funtasde WorM of Hanna-Batbata (H) WsN Straat Journal Report conw an influential executiva. Tyrone (p ) Runaway With the Rich and Famous Comentaristas: Jorge ^ r r y y Luis Moreno. unearth a sacred Indian artifact and sell it. (g ) World Vlsioti [M A X ] M O V IE: 'O ff the Watl* A run-in the past, pressm and future of animation [C N N ] Daybroak 8 Lova Your Skbi (H) World Tomorrow Power, (jeorge Sanders, Marleieirw Car- Cliff Robertson in the Hamptons; Susan with the governor's daughter lands two (90 min.) Blakely in Athens; New Orleans. (R) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (S) 38 on Sport* techniquas. 93 Ayor. Hoy y Manana (13 PancMto y Arturo La hisloria do un roll. 1936. men in a Tennessee prison. Paul Sorvino, [D IS ] Good Morning Mkkayl @ ) W ho Lives. W ho Dios (C C ) A look at joven priTKipe y da un muchacho pobre lla- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Man From Snowy 4:00PM 93 m o v i e : cat s Eya' A Bustin' Loose Rudey’s excitement (0) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Rosanna Arquette. Patrick Cassidy. 1987. 6:00AM QD spread a Utda Sunshkia [ESPN ] Riaming and Racing (B) Carabao Camping Pramisra Part 1 of Lt. W orf'8 loyalty is put to the ultimate test American health care exemining how the mado PafKhito. (2 hrs.) Parte 5 da 5. River' A young man comes of age at the mysterious feline serves as the link over joining a club is short-lived When he Rated R. 5. when Klingon fugitives attack the Enter­ high cost of medical technology prevents (S QHIigan's Island [H B O ] Advsnturas of Tom Sawyar Tom turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, To m Bur- throughout a trio of macabre Stephen King leams it’s actually a gang. (In Stereo) 8 Fama (60 min.) (SI DaGratii Junior H J^ (CQ. (R) prise and attempt to recruit him. (60 min.) many patients from receiving liecessarY [U S A ] Financial Freedom G DM uW trkn takes the blame for mining a book to pro­ linson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG, stories. James W oods. Kenneth McMillan, (P (S) News tect Becky from punishment. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Manaca on the Moun­ [C N N ] Sportscarw Alan King. 1985 (R| treatment. Narrator: James Earl Jones. (R) 12:30AM dD Ufestylas of the Bkh (33 Chrlstophar Ctosaup [USA] Matter (3) Feces of Japan [U S A ] Cartoons tain' The advent of the Civil W ar puts a [D IS] Orbnm's Falty Talaa G|) NW A Pro Wrestling GD MOVIE: 'The Cotton Chib' In the [C N N ] Headline News and FanfKHia (60 min.) (H i Insight / Out 14-year-oM boy in charge of his family's ® Outer Limits 1930s. a jazz musician saves the life of a [ESPN] GwnsDay 1:30PM (B Major Loaguo Baaoball: [DIS] MOVIE: 'Phantom of the Open . (3 ) Synchronal 8:30AM CB PlasUcman farm. Albert Sakni, Richard Anderson. (1$ M O V IE : 'Point Blank' A gangster, powerful racketeer and is towed deeper S3 Connacticut: Now (In Stereo) Pittsburgh Pkatao at Naw York Rbata (3 ® M O V IE : 'Th e Hindenburg' A counter- Hearth* Jean Shepherd's view of growing * (3) Home Shopping Overnight Service Taylor. 1970. shot and left for dead by his partner, vows and deeper into the violent world of gangs­ [D IS] You and Ma, KM (T ) WorM Tomorrow 12:00PM (BOutofThisWaM hrs.) (Live) ^ e n t searches for a conspiratorwhe be­ up in the midwest during the ISMO's. (3 Ns.) revenge. Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson. ters and gunmen. Richard Gere, Gregory (D Traasura MaM [E S P N ] Lighter SMa of Sport* Host: Jay (B Wondatful World of DIsnay: A Tala 8 Tony Brawn'i Journal Keenan W ynn. 1967. lieves is attemptirig to destroy a German James Broderick, Barbara Bohon. 1976. [ESPN ] Auto Racing: Off-Road Grand luxury dirigible during a transatlantic cross­ Hifws, Diane Larte. 1984. GD Love Your Skin Prix, from Los Angsiss. (60 min.) (R) (3S DavM Paul Johnstone. of Two Cfitt f 8 Wild Kingdom [E S P N ] BilHarda: Steve Mizerek va. SportsWorld: NFL's Fastest Man l y . George C. Scott. Anne Bancroft, W il­ ® M O V IE : T o m Horn' A legendary Supofmon Steve Davis. Great Snooker Challenge 1:00AM dD Naked City [M AX] MOVIE:'A Fkia Mass'ICC) T w o Tom and Jerry 1 0:1 0AM [CNN] On tiM Mmw CiD 93FutbolCopaOroAustrallana: Argen­ NFL's Fastest Man competition, from Palm liam Atherton. 1975. cowboy-hero is accused of murder by the (HI (R) Dorn DeLuise Show iosars inadvertently win $10,000 in a fixed (S ) Doyton Internmlooel Akshow tina oonba Brasfl |2 hrs.) Desert, Calif. (2 hrs.) (taped) very people he tried to protect. Steve dD (HI Wyatt Earp 10:30AM CS lntkl« WmMngton G D W onderw orks: Th e Paper Boy (CC). [U S A ] Robert Klein 'Time horsa race. Ted Danson, Howie Mandal, GD Caroor Modto Notwoffc McQueen, Linda Evans, Slim Pickens. dDOalln Robart SchuNar HD QHHgMi's Itland ® Pago Fifty Savan Local. (R) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. (HI ^ Romagnoli's Table: Lasagna (R) GD 1980. (g) MOVIE: 'kwpoetor Matgrof A [CN N ] Monaywook Lt. W orf’s loyahy is put to the ultimate test 1 0 : 3 0 p m C&) Current Affair Extra GD Odd Couple ' [U S A ] Night FVght; Take-Off to GoiSay S IA N c a fy i Bmaky of HomM (M) Police Story French detective M ts out to capture a killer [HBO] Biby Joal From Lankigrad, when Klingon fugitives attack the Enter­ (S) (S ) MOVIE: 'The Killing FieMe' (CC) HD Denny Hill Diet Patch A Croma 93 Baptist Church QD Iowa Bom Oscar-winrting account of a New York Who hatea women. Jean Gabin, Annie Glr- U .S .S .R . The singer on his Bridge Tour in ® Sox Talk prise and attempt to recnift him. (60 min.) (Jj) Carson's Comedy Classics ® M ore Real People Times reporter's relationship with a native 6:10AM [C N N ] Haalthwaak [CN N ] Politics '88 (S) TMs OM H o u m (CC). (R) ardot. 1958. the Soviet Union during August, 1987, Joy of Painting: Winter Mountain (R) (In Stereo) guide in 1970s war-tom Cambodia. Sam ® Yes, Minister Gp Forgotten Children of the 610's (60 [D IS] Wuzzies ® Thrao Stoogm 4k (H i M u p p M performs "M y Life" and the Beatles’ [CN N] Newswatch 6:15AM (13 Oavny A OoNath [DIS] MOVIE: 'Johnny Shiloh' An Waterston, Haing S. Ngor. John Malkov- min.) "Back ki the USSR" among other hits. (60 ® A sk the Manager [ESPN ] brsMa the PGA Tour ® Convoramions With (H) McLaughIki Group eleven-year-old drummer boy for the [D I S ] Datiger Bey (C C ) Havoc results ich. 1964. (In Stereo) [ESPN] America's Cup: 25th Defense vista min.) (In Stereo) @ ) American Masters: A Duke Named . 6:30AM QD ® Pokes Woman Union army saves his comrades from de­ when D un bv allows a popular rock singer [ h BO] M O V IE: 'SpacsbsRs' (C C ) Mel ® Para Oanta Granda Programa da la (3 ) Jane Goodall and the World of Ani­ Ellington (C C ) Trumpeter Clark Terry and (to nf>in.) (R) (XI Oral Robarts Brooks IsmprxMis the science-fiction genre MOVIE: ‘Sharlock feat in the bloody battle of ShHoh. Kevin to film a video at the Aquarium. Cadana. (H ) M s M tha Press (CC). 2:00PM 8 mal Behavior choreography Alvin Ailey are among [TMC] M O V IE: 'Desk Sat' A T V net­ with this big-budget send-up of ^'Stsr Holm— in N « w YoHi* Sherlock Holmet. Corcoran. Brian Keith, Darryl Hickman. [USA] AirwoH (D In the Black: Kays to Success (S ) Scianca Journal Pramiara (C C ) Re­ (3) MOVIE: 'The Boys From Brazil' those recalling Duke EHint^on's career work executive confronts the corporate ef- W srs". Mel Brooks, Joiwi (Bandy, Rick 8 Hogan's Honwi accompanied by the trusted Dr. Wetson. 1963 (33 Christian Science Monitor Raporta ports on the week's events in science, Former Nazis plan to rise again to world since the mid-Fifties. Musical NgNights: * ficiency expert sent to evaluate the station. Moranis. 1967. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (S) Modom Maturity (Cq. rushes to New York to learn that a kidnap­ [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Junior USA 6:30PM dD dD New s Part 2 of 4. medidne and technology. Today's topics; power through a diabolical scientific plot. "Take the 'A ' Train" and "M ood Indigo". Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gig ping has occured in a plot to comer the Championships, from Raleigh, N.C. Best of Saturday Night Live [TM C] MOVIE: Tha last RMs of tha artificial heart research; safety of blood [CN N] Nawsdoy GS Gregory Pe<^, Laurence Olivier. James Part 2 of 2. Young. 1957. ® HsadHna News world's gold supply. R o ^ Moore. Patrick W omen's and mixed pairs competition. (R) DaHon Gang' A tongue-incheek account supply; Aegis radar system; intamational [D IS ] My Friend FHcka (3 ) Teles From the Darkside A bookie' Mason. 1978. W erew oH (C C ) Eric joins forces with a [U SA] Discover (HI To Ba Aitrwunoad. of the notorious outlaw gang's exploits, a* space ventures. Macnee, John Huston. 1976. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stawait's bets against his own life with a gambler GD Evening at Pops (In Stereo) fellow werewolf to kill Nicholas Remy. (R) H3 Dafsralars of the Earth (CC). told by tlw sole survivirig Dalton. Larry WU- [ESPN] Tennis: Volvo Intomstkmal @ ) American Playhouse: The Big Knife Com ing Hom o' Fresh fmm boarding returned from the dead. 1:30AM dD MarMehead Manor (R) [C N N ] Nawam akar Sunday Fkialo. bom Stratton M l, V I (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) cox. Jack Palancs, Raridy Quaid. 1979. ( C O An actor Is pressured by a ruthless school, a teen-ager uncoven a smear cam­ [CN N ] PrimoNews A B C N o w s (CC). [C N N ] Stylo WHh Elsa Klansch (Live) ® (E) NBC News [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Weekend Warriors' A dD (3) [E S P N ] T M a W aak In Sports (60 min.) studio boss to sign a long-term contract in paign aimed at his father's □ >litical career. [ESP N ] GoH: NFL Back-to-Camp Clas­ 9:00AM Sunday Morning (C O (90 © ] Firing Une: A Bishop Rethinks Sex­ group of National Guard misfits stages a IN N N ew s [D IS] Mouasrclss CB [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Zoo Qang* An al­ [U S A ] AH-Amsftoan WrattNng this Cliffo^ Odets drama attacking HoHy- Jon Cryer. Lynn Redgrave, K cholas Pryor. sic, from Jacksonville. Fie. (to min.) GD min.) uality phony dress reception in honor .of a mili­ [H B O ] T rawal* of M arco Polo Animated. coholic ax-wrastler teaches a group of kids wood filmmakers* greed and avarice dur­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (Taped) (3) That's the Spirit Mortlshsod Manor A tary inspection. Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lem­ The 13th-century adventurer travels CE d j . Km how to fight whan tha town buBes make 12:30PM (B ing the 1940a. (2 hrs.) ® A B C N ew s (CC). [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pm and Mika' A New ( B P G A G oH: Bulck Open [U SA] Mike Hammer through tha Mongolian Empire in servica of their Hves miserable. Ben Vereen, Jason determined womanizer hopes to win back 4:30PM mon, Vic Taybeck. 1986. Rated R. CB Lova Your Skki Lupo's love. (R) ® MOVIE: The Wix’ A shy school Final Round From Warwick Hills Golf and GD Noticiero Unhrision York City sports promoter turns a physical the Chinese ruler, Kublai Kahn. (60 mki.) Gedrick, Jackie Earle Haley. 1985. Rated Married... With Child- education teacher into the queen of the Jetton* teacher takes an amazing journey to a Country Club in Grand Bta c, Mich. (90 [C N N ] Inside Business 8:30PM (B13 11:00PM (D dD HD ® (3) ® CB PG-13. (B Road T o Saoul A n in-riopth k xA at the ran (C C ) Peggy and Marcy feel neglected [JM C ] MOVIE: ‘Playing for Ksspa' waffiti-decoreted urban j u n ^ called Oz. min.) (Live) New s athletic world. Spencer Tracy, Katharine 93 Has Haw (R) athlatos as they prspare physically, men­ [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: the when Al and Steve become preoccupied Hepburn, Aldo Ray. 1952. Three high-school graduate* attempt to 10:45AM 8 Jsw ish l h s Micha^ Jackson, Diana Ftoss, Richard dD Entertainment Th is W eek Interview: ' transform a run-down country hotel kno a 9 i) Kannalh Copaland tally and emotionally for m imansa cotn- Pryor. 1978. dD Kirter's Komer role of scavengers in nature. restoring a '65 Mustang (R) (In Stereo) petitivonass of the 1988 Summer Olym­ Marie Osmond. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: Over the Brooklyn rock-and-roll resort for teens. Daniel Jor- (H Bugs Bunny 11:00AM (B Fae* Ih* Nalkm ® Myste^l: The Return of Sherlodi Dinner at Julia's (CC). (R) 7:00PM d D 00 Minutes (CC) {60mm.) (3 ) Alice Bridge; A lufKheonette owner's dreams dano, Matthew Penn, Leon W . Grant. pics in South K(vea. GD Cheers ® Sasama Street (CC) (B WWF WrsslHng ChaBsngp Holmee (CC) Holmes and Watson probe ^ Odd Couple ( S G D 21 Ju m p Street A teen-aM pros­ of owning a Manhattan restaurant hinge on 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (B Grondottnd A garrw show in w h i^ 9:00PM (B MDVIE: ‘Vital Bigns' (CC) GD Choices We Face Ns wealthy uncle's wish. Elliott ( ^ I d , ' (B Ofscowsr with Robart Vaughn the disappewance of the butler arid the @ ) Microwave Master titute manages to get her clients^ home- An alcoholic surgeon teams that Ns ddHng's Show 1:35AM [H BO] MDVIE: Ltidiv 13' A tho Futuro Stadkim ..Racing,...... from Loa Angolas. retired Army major and an artist create Garry marries a crew member from Ns (g) AM Boston teen-ager convicted of murder and the [CN N ] Daywatch (S iM u p p a u [U S A ] Check It OutI (53 Larry Jonas (H) Rsal to Rm I (Taped) havoc when they unknowingly switch show who faces deprmation if she doesn’t ® Summer Night Musk: The Return of prostitute who had been writing to Nm in (3 ) Dhrin* Plan [D IS] DonaM Duck Prsssittt Cm wctlcut Domocratle Convatt- [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Blood AMey' An Ameri­ 5:00PM d D Colum bo cars. Tony Randall, Ted Wass, Carrie wed an American citizen. (In Stereo) Ruben Blades Premiere (In Stereo) jail trite off for Arizona after he escapes (8 ) Fnigol Qourmot (R) (In Steroo) IS) Fisher. 1986. Part 1 of 2. (R) police custody. Monica Carrico, Eric Stoltz, (H) Diet Patch [ESPN ] MoWrwssk lAistratad tkm Wrap-Up (R) can merchant marine helps an entire v W ^ d D Sea Hunt Jenny falls in love with a dD ® MOVIE: 'Obsessed With a Mar­ Connecticut: N o w On Stereo) 8 It's Your Buoktoos GD Stuart Margolin. 1984. Rated R. [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Shanghai Surprisa' 8 Comwctlcut Nawimakara of Chinese peasants escape from pursuing greedy man who uses Mike in a get-rich- d D M O V IE: 'Contract on Cherry Street' ried Women' (CC) A handsome young [C N N ] Inside Business 8Connoctlcut Rool Estato Showcato communists. John Wayne. Lauren Bacall, A New York City police inspector uses writer firuls himself in love with Ns very (C C ) A missionary and fortune hunter 8 T N a W aak ki BaaabaR Highlights of quick scheme. (R) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) 2:00AM dD New England Sunday (R) (81 What's Happankig Nowll Maurice team up to recover a stolen cachet of 8 Buskwss WorM Anita Ekberg. 1955. unorthodox m e th ^s to stamp out crime. beautiful - and very married - senior edi­ risks mining a friendship when he runs for Major League action are shown. dD Hawaii Five-0 Frank Sinatra. Martin Balsam, Verna tor Jane Seymour, Tim Matheson, Richard [H BO ] Vietnam War Story (CC) A sol­ dD Love Your Skin priceless opium. Sean Penn, Madonna. 93 Tamos V DsboMs 2:30PM (B m o v ie : T I w Som of Ka- class president. (R) 1986. Rated PG-13. (hr Stereo) 8 Spotlight on (towammant GD Simon & Simon Bloom. 1977. Masur. 1985. (R) dier on leave in Hawaii finds he no longer dD Home Shopping Overnight Servica (B) Innovstlon ProMes artists who use tlo Eldar' Four brothers return horrw for "know s" Ns wife. (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) ® Ring Around tha WorM 8 Computer Chronlcla* their mother’s funeral and unite to avenge dD Hometime GD Charlee in Charge (CC) GD Lifestyles of .the Rich end Fenious 9:30AM CB Century 21 Home Show sciortco and technology to creste works Joan Collins; Jerry Lewis; game show host [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Turtle Diary' The drab A t the Movies Scheduled: "Cocktail" (SI Ksnnath Copaland that move. Part 1 of 2. [C N N ] Intomatkinal Conaapondantt her death. John Wayne, Doan Martin, ( P Saint (3 ) Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min.) GD CB Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck George Kennedy. 1965. Wink Msrtindale; the Gatlin Brothers; soci­ lives of two adults are c h a n ^ by a shared (Tom Cruise); "Caddyshack 11" (Jackie Ma­ (8l Jkntny Swsggart 13 M O VIE: 'Son of Psiofoco' A man ar­ [D IS] Zorro Hart to Hart @ ) ® Family Ties (CC) Andrew stops alite Marylou Whitney in Saratoga, N.Y. interest In sea turtles. M n Kingsley, son. Chevy Chase); "Big Top Pee-wee" (33 PutUn' on tha Hits (R) On Stereo) 'LathoT Marked for death speaking as a means of dealing with his rives (Kit W est to claim the inharitaiKe lab [H B O ] Truth About Alex (C C ) Scott Baio [HBO] MOVIE: GS) Star Search (60 min.) (60 min.) (R) Glenda Jackson, Rosemary Leach. 1986. (f ^ -w e e Iferman). ® Popays by his own agency, a KGB agent becomes hearing-impaired friend. (R) (In Stereo) to him by hi* Isih6r...a pits of debts. Bob ("(3iaila* in (3iarge") stars as a hnh- GD A l l va el Belsbol Resumen semanal (3) ® Masterpiece Theatre: Love Song Rated PG. (In Stereo) [CN N ] Moneyweek [C N N ] OaybraMi > (CC). Hope, J m Russef, Roy Rogers. 1952. school football star who must deal with his easy prey for information-seeking q A op­ (3) Norman Rockwell. An American eratives. Michael BiHington, Denise Du- sobre la Uga Nacional y Americana. (C C ) Now married, Philippa and WiMam [U S A ] Keya to Success [ESPN] SporfeCentw [D IS ] Watooma to Pooh Cornar Shopsirtith [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Crash Ohm' Oscar- amotions whan ha leams his bast friend Is Portrait (60 min.) continue to compete fiercely against one [I Barry, Michael Ansara. 1985. Rated PG- (5^ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - George Schletter'a Co­ [ESPN ] SportsCantar winning special affects highinht this tale ol gay. (60 mki.) (In Sterao) (3 ) W W F Superstars of Wrestling another in everytNrrg from s c a d ^ ic hon­ 11:30PM dD [U SA] Law in America 13. Outdoors m edy Club [USA]CaMopa submarine warfare in the North Atlantic 1:00PM (B CBS Sports Spadal 20th GD PEUCULA: 'EmUio Varela contra Ca- ors to crossword puzzles. Constance 2:30AM dD Credit Time Bomb H I Saa Hunt Jeimy (aNt in love with s during W orld W ar H. Tyrone Power, Anna 3:00PM (B Amarica’e Top Tan G D Small W onder (C C ) Vicki saves Bran­ Cummings and Maurice Denham portray d) Sports Extra Annual NASCAR Talladega Dishard 500. melia la Taxana' Una comrsbandista se MOVIE: Rebbh Test' A man be­ 7:30AM (XI W al street Journal Re­ greedy man who uses Mike in a gat-rich- Baxter, Dana Andrews. 1943. don from choking. (R) the bickering couple in their later years. (610 GD quick schema. (R) (In Stereo) from Alabama Intamational Motor Spaad- 8 ChorNe’e Angalt niega a que su companero de fechorias se dD M O V IE: 'N ig h tm y e ' A man believes comes p re m n t after falling In love with a port [CN N] Newswatch min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Fanis BusBsr's Day way. p hra.. 30 min.) (Uve) (B ) Rfiaatofptoea Thootro: LoVa Song retire y para retenerk) utiliza metodos vi- he's witnessed a crime, but the police lypsy. Billy Crystal. Paul Lyr>de. Joan (B Breakthrough ® Rav. DsvM Paul - iZ O ir (C C ) A tesnaga whiz kid plays Imoky d D M O VIE: 'OargoylM* On a Mexican ex­ (C C ) Cambridge students William Het- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Playing for Keeps' oientos. Mario Almads. (3 ) It's a Living ( ^ e r s feisty grand­ doubt Ns story. Richard Crenna, Patty Priether. 19/8. 93 La Santa Misa from school, borrow* a vintage Farrarl and Three high-school graduates attempt to mother moves in with her. (R) Duke Astin, Vic Morrow. 1973. (B Sunday Mass pedition, an a nthropolo^t and hit daugh­ chard and Philippa Jamaaon dislike one an­ GZ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) [C N N ] Sports Latertight [CN N ] Your Mortay heads off to do tha town. Matthew Broder­ ter era manacad b y gargoyla-lika other when t h ^ firit meet. (60 min.) Part 1 transform a run-down country hotel into a Honeymooners (33 World Torrwrrow [C N N ] World Report First Run GD Siempre en Domingo Programa de GD ‘ [ESPN] Tennis: Volvo Intemetkmri ick. M a Sara, Jeffrey Jones. 1986. Rated craaturas. Comal Wilda. JarMxfar Salt. of 2. (R) rock-arKl-roll resort for teens. Daniel Jor- variedades con musica, entrevistas y srtis- (9 How to BuBd a Fortune In 1988 [D IS ] Raccoons Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) PG-13. (In Stereo) dano, Matthew Penn. Leon W . Grant. [DIS] MOVIE; The Pleasure of His ® Conaunwr ChaNenge; Blublockor Semifinris. from Stratton Mt.. Vt. (3 1972. IMOVIE: ‘And Baby Makes Six' An tas invitsdos b ^ la animacion de Raul Ve­ (S MIracIa Faith Outreach [E S P N ] Magic Yaars ki Sport* Tha year 13 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Com pany' An ex-husband returns to at­ (3) Christian Children's F utkI hrs.) (R) [USA]Cartoono ( B MOVIE: ‘KMsr In tbs Mirror' A oldsr coupla's marriage ii threatanad lasco. (3 N e., t o min.) 1936 is featured with a s p a ^ segment on [USA] Wired tend his daughter's wedding but tries to (3) ® George Micheel'a Sports Mach­ [USA] PGM Sale @ Day of Dtsoowary Olympic grsat Jess* Owens. (Taped) 11:10AM [CN N ] Ttmmi Quids woman assume* tha kJantHy of her whan they must doddo what to do about break it up when he sees how beautiful she [CN N ] Week in Review drowned twin sistar - only to discover an unexpected pregnancy. Collaen De- ine (S Dr. Jamas Kataiady 5:30PM d D T a n d T A m y’s nephew and is. Fred Astaire. Debbie Reynolds. Lilli Pal­ [DIS] Flenw Trees of Thike (60 min.) 2:45AM [TMC] M D V IE : 'A N aw Kind 10:00AM (B Sybarvlslon 11:30AM (B Century 21 Homes for that tha dead sittar had murdarad her hus- whurat, Warren Oatsa. Maggie Cooper. 3 ) Christian Ufeatyle Magazine. (S'CaM tsas: Unoobt Sophie become entangled in a computer mer. 1961. Part 2 of 7. of Love' A fashion buyer for a Manhattan Bttsaapips ASay Sola band. Ann JBIsn, Lan Cariou. Jessica Wat- 1979. ® M O V IE: 'Je t PHot' International diplo­ department store frilt in love with a Nash 93 MuM Trim (B caper. (R) [ESPN] SportsCemer ,, [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Collegiens and (X) 9 9 This Weak WHh OavM BrMday tar. 198B. [CN N ] Lony Kkig Wookand macy is threatened when an American newspaperman i t a Pqps fashion show. 93 Nsw QMgst A French cyclist charms ® House for all Seasons M O V IE: 'Speceballs' (C C ) Mel Teenage Champkxfwhips, from Hous­ O nkitstenas Dsntil Into leaning hbn $300 for a new rac­ (CQ. (B Tide Wsek ki BseibaB teghUghtt ol pilot falls in love with a Russian defector. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, [D IS ] Hapburn and Tm ey The coraara ® Univiskm an el Deporte Comentarios lampoons the sciertce-fiction Mnre ton. (Taped) [C N N ] Big Story ing bAs. |R) 9 3 A t the Mowias SchaduWI: "Cockuir Major Lssgus actkin are shown. and private kvsa of SpotKar Tracy arxl Ka- John Wayrre, Janet Leigh. 1957. Thelma Ritter. 1963. y resumen del acontecer deportivo por S with this big-budget send-tm of ^'Star [HBO] MOVIE: 'Long Gone' (CC) The fu­ (Tom Cniiaa): "Ctddyihack N" (Jackie Ma­ MOVIE: 'King Kong' Kong, taksn to tharina Hapburn are recaSed through film GD spiritual Ufa Crusade [DIS] Dumbo's Cbous ( 9 Jbnm y Bw aggsw 93 Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry, (t o min.) Wars '. Mel Brooks, John CarKly, Rick ture looks hopeless for a minor-league 3:00AM d D N e w s (R) son, Chsvy Chass); "Big To p Ps* was" Nsw York a* an stpscuon.^bsewmes aiv clipa bom moviet in which they coatarred Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [CN N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [ESPNlBodythapbia (8 Buck Rogers raged whan hs ssnsss that M woman h* ("State of tha Union." "Daak S et") ae wall © ) Collectibles, Etc.: Autographs bsseb^ team's player-manager untM some dD FkiencW Freedom [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Campus Man' An Ari­ new talent and a special woman enter Ns Hickman, Nick Charles. 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Prin­ 13:30,3:40.4:90,7:10,9:40.— Comino to Advonturot gt FIppI Lonottacklng (G) ice water. plastic circle, and screw the filter cess Leia was famous and I was Amorico (R ) Sot 13:10, 3:39,4:40,7:30, Sot-Sun 13:19,3. — Tho Good Feel (R) back on again with the lens couldn't have kept notes in that Her parents are Debbie Rey­ 9:95, 13:30; Sun 13:10, 3:39, 4:40, 7:30, Sot 9:19,7:19,9:30,11:49; Sun 9:19,7:19, There are some small insulated nolds and Eddie Fisher, stars of a sort of adjunct to her. It’s an 9:95. — Tho Dood Fool (R) Sot 13:49, 9:30. — Mldnloht Run (R) Sot 13,3:30,5, bags that zip shut and have a looking through the hole. Now you situation; it was too traunnatic to 7:30,10,13:15; Sun 13,3:30, 9,7:30,10. keep notes. You're barely there major scandal of the 1950s. Carrie associated fame, sort of. Once 3:99, 9:(», 7:49, 9:90, 11 :U; Sun 13:45, MANCHESTER h e r a l d . SaturdayVJalV 36, IBM — M O.^.MANCHESTEai HERALD. Saturday; July 30,1988 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books It’s a shame home computers are getting easier If you like g6od science fiction, go buy this one language source code or a 158-line follow many of the articles in a program disk. ing (Scholastic Inc., $3.25). still By Larry Blasko publishes type-ins, but they’re in BASIC version consisting mostly Bv William J. Castello The Associated Press popular computing magazines, Computer magazines are start­ of numbers, both from a photo­ logical evolution of humanity at a is the key to the power of robots. autonomous political units shar­ psychohistory and its intrinsic ing to reflect that change. a magazine-within-a-magazine The Associated Press time in the distant future when which devoted page upon page of insert and a good number are graphically reduced printout that Altogether they formulate a ing one huge planet. property of predicting the future. Home computers are getting typed listings of game and COMPUTE! (COMPUTE! will never win easy-reading the earth is Just an ancient legend running, if not totally consistent, Hari Seldon is the father of He is guided by the mysterious productivity programs that their Publications, $3), a general- aimed at some aspect of running (not often believed) and mankind Chetter Hummin pud guarded by good enough so you don't have to a home business, mailing-label awards. Otherwise, and assum­ PRELUDE TO FOUNDA­ future history of humanity; psychohistory. He has been either know how to program to use them readers either couldn't find else­ interest computing magazine ing you have a modem and a TION. By Isaac Asimov. Double­ has migrated to every comer of Asimov has finally written the written about or mentioned in all the beautiful and deadly histo­ where or couldn’t afford. that will celebrate its 10th year in programs, for example, in the the universe. rian, Dors Venabili. Together — and it’s a shame. June (IBM) and July (Apple) charge card, PC MagNet is day. 403 Pages. $18.95. bridge between two major bodies of the “Foundation” books as the Not that computing should be You didn’t just use a computer September, dropped type-in pro­ available at rates ranging from $6 Another series of short stories of his life’s work, and in doing so, founder of.the Foundation. In they flee from the clutches of the gram listings in the May issue, issues. “Prelude to Foundation” is the and novels dealing with robots denied to those who think a PEEK then, you ran a computer; told it Machine-specific magazines to $12 an hour. he supplies some key pieces to the most of the other materials that Emperor and seek the answer to is sinfui and a POKE an invitation what to do, when, how and citing reader interest elsewhere. missing link in the vast chain of has materialized in bits and vast puzzle of creation. refer to him, he is seen as a the problems of making his sometimes sat back in amaze­ Editor Gregg Keizer wrote: still publish type-ins, although the Isaac Asimov’s work. It is long- pieces from the 1940s to the theoretical science into a practi­ to fight, but ieaming to write a programs are also available at RUN (IDG Communications. This story moves through the god-like man of great knowledge, program, usually in a ment when it actually happened “We’ve changed because we saw $2.95) publishes listings for Com­ awaited and welcomed. present. These stories deal with complex societies contained more legend than human. In this cal one. that way. Now home computers you changing. It’s that simple.” extra charge either on a disk or on The Foundation novels have the rise of robots to positions of within the protective domes of book, Seldon is seem as a fragile T6 Asiniov followers, this is a manufacturer-supplied version magazine-run computer bulletin modore users and also has them of BASIC, often taught more are slinking back to Join the rest Well, maybe not quite that availmle on ReRun, a bi-monthly thrilled and entertained science power as mankind grows more Trantor, the hub of the 25 million life in the midst of billions. He has long-awaited chapter to a series of the appliances, and the wealth simple, since Keizer is writing in boards. The July issue of PC fiction readers for many years. dependent on them and is almost planets that make up the Empire. finally been given a truly human of tales that has been evolving for about what goes on In a machine Magazine (Ziff-Davis, $2.95). for disk, The Apple magazine inCider than any number of hours of of commercial programs availa­ the July issue that “We did not publislws programs and has them (The first publication of “Foun­ conquered by them. These pieces Trantor is the-> home of the character. nearly 40 years. To the general make the decision to drop type-in example, has a program to set dation” was in the May 1942 also introduce Asimov’s “posi- Seldon is pursued for the one public, the significance of the book-reading. ble at around $30-$S0 means you communications parameters, availai^(pr downloading with­ Emperor and hi's great palace but Besides, until recently, having can perform most ordinary tasks programs lightly,” in response to out chargV jm its electronic edition of “Astounding Science tronic brain’’ (totally independ­ is itself not ruled by the Empire. weapon that would deliver ulti­ book may be lost but the book without having to do anything mall from readers. which is free if you don’t mind Fiction.’’) They involve the socio­ ent artificial intelligence), which It is a vast number of individual. mate power to its possessor; itself is fascinating. a knowledge of BASIC was Just typing either the assembly- bulletin board system. about the only way you could more complicated than inserting Family ft Home Office Comput­

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Bernstein helps Tanglewood celebrate 50 years In Brief. .. Brokers fired, suspended

Tanglewood officials say the have “ Mass” by a 250-member troupe By Carolyn Lumsden not yet received an answer from from the Indiana University Farmers got more money ' The Associated Press x the celebrities. school of music. iivBusiness Week probe Tho Bernstein weekend alone, with tickets as WASHINGTON (AP) — Prices paid to farmers Bernstein was a member of the The four-day celebration con­ for grain and other raw products rose 3.6 percent in LENOX, Mass. — Actresses. high as $5,000 each, may bring in more than $1 original Tanglewood Music Cen- cludes with Bernstein conducting N E W YORK (AP) - was no listing for a Brian million, said last week that it was Lauren Bacall, Betty Comden July as drought continued to take a toli of 1988 terclass of 1940, where he became the annual Serge and Ola Kousse­ Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. Callahan in Anaheim. investigating whether stock trad­ and Phyllis Newman are among million for the festival’s endowment fund. harvest prospects over much of the nation, the a protege of Tanglewood founder vitzky Memorial Concert, includ­ fired a broker Friday and Advest Advest, which is based in ing was occuring based on leaks performers in the birthday bash Agriculture Department said Friday. Serge Koussevitzky. ing a performance of Tchaikov.s- Inc. said it suspended one in Hartford, said the stockbroker it of Its unpublished “ Inside Wall being thrown in August for The department’s Agricuitural Statistics Board When Koussevitzky retired in ky's Symphony No. 5. on Aug. 28. connection with a widening probe suspended worked in the firm ’s Street” columns. conductor Leonard Bernstein at All proceeds go to the music said in its preliminary report that higher prices for day affair beginning on the from such works as“ West Side 1949, he tried to have the young of trading based on advance leaks office in New LonddffT where 10 Evidence uncovered so far the music center where he got his center’s endowment fund, and to com, soybeans and eggs contributed most to the composer’s 70th birthday, Aug. Story” and “ On the Town.” Bernstein named as his succes­ of Business Week magazine brokers are based. Spokeswoman suggests that workers who print start. a fund Bernstein established for July increase. Lower prices for oranges, cattle and 25, to raise money for the music The orchestra opened the nine- sor, but the BSO’s trustees chose articles. Martha Payne declined to dis­ Business Week shared informa­ The Tanglewood Music Center aspiring young conductors hogs partly offset the rise in other commodities. center. week season with the special July Charles Munch because they Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. close the broker’s identity or tion about the market-moving also is celebrating the 50th considered Bernstein too young Ticket prices start at $20 for a Compared with a year earlier, July prices Beverly Sills, who announced 1 concert marking the first also disclosed some form er brok­ career history. columns with brokers before the anniversary of its Music Shed this space on the lawn and go up to averaged 10 percent higher. The report also last month that she will step down half-century of the Music Shed. and tainted by popular music. ers may have traded on advance “ The suspension was the result summer with a special concert by $5,000 for front row seats for magazine was available to the as general director of the New The season of classical music He later wrote the score for the included revised figures showing that the index rose knowledge of the information as the resident Boston Symphony benefactors. of an internal investigation which public. York City Opera, will be the host will be expanded with performan­ musical "West Side Story” and only 2.2 percent in June, compared with the Orchestra featuring the same Other highlights of the new well. we conducted,” she said. “ We’ve Two of the four plants that of the event. Bacall and soprano ces by such popular rock, jazz and returned every summer to con- preliminary reading of 3.7 percent announced a music, Beethoven’s Ninth Sym­ season include several major The moves came a day after notified the Securities and Ex­ publish Business Week are in Old Barbara Hendricks will perform folk artists as The Beach Boys, . duct and teach. month ago. phony, that inaugurated thh debuts, including that of Soviet Merrill Lynch Inc. said it had change Commission. The investi­ Saybrook, near New London; and a movement from Bernstein’s George Benson and Leo Kottke. Conductors Seiji Ozawa. John building in 1938. Williams, John Mauceri and painist Vladimir Feltsman. who fired a broker because of suspi­ gation is continuing.” in Torrance, Calif., near The Bernstein weekend alone, Symphony No. 3, “ Kaddish.” But the highlight of the new Michael Tillson Thomas will arrived in the United States last Singer division sold cious trades. Shearson said in a statement Anaheim. with tickets as high as $5,000 Violin soloist Midori will play two season is the celebration of share the poduim featuring some August after an an eight-year Prudential-Bache said it had that an undisclosed number of each, may bring in more than $1 movements from his Bernstein’s birthday. STAMFORD (A P ) — The Singer Co. announced Merrill Lynch said Thursday it The BSO is even billing the of his works on the night of his battle to emigrate; a return visit dismissed Brian Callahan, a ex-brokers in the Hartford office million for the festival’s endow­ "Serenade.” Friday it has reached an agreement allowing had fired broker William Dillon birth. by the Israel inharm onic; and a broker in its 33-member office in of E.F. Hutton Group Inc., which ment fund, according to Caroline Dame Gwyneth Jones and birthday party as “ one of the from its New London office after The following night, Ozawa and recital by Irish flutist James Ruhrgas A.G. of Essen, Germany, to acquire the Anaheim, Calif., after it detected Shearson acquired last De­ Smedvig of the symphony. Frederica von Stade will be music world’s great occasions” investigating a pattern of suspi­ special guests will appear in a Galway. company’s American Meter Division for about $132 suspicious trading by him. The cember, “ may have accepted and “ Because Tanglewood is so among those performing high­ and is negotiating the television cious trading he conducted on Music Shed concert for a perfor­ This summer is the second in a million. firm said it had notified the executi^ tradeds based on ad­ special for him and, conversely, lights from “ Fidelio” and other rights in the United States and stocks featured in “ Inside Wall mance intended to show Bern­ four-year jubilee of the festival’s American Meter is the leading supplier of Securities and Exchange Com­ vance knowledge of articles that he’s so special to us, thecombina- works to honor Bernstein’s land­ Europe. Street.” stein's influence on other 50th anniversary. Events climax residential gas meters to the United States gas mission, the federal agency that tion will produce what we hope mark opera recordings. Among the conductor’s friends were published in Business musicians. in 1990 with observances marking utilities and also produces and markets gas will be a unique event,” she said. The concert will also celebrate who have been invited to the bash enforces securities laws. Week.” Dillon did not return phone Aug. 27 will bfe given over to a the 50th year of the music center, m etering-r^ulating equipment for industrial and The Leonard Bernstein Gala Bernstein’s accomplishments in are pop star Michael Jackson and Peter Costiglio, a spokesman at The statement said the ques­ calls to his home in Old Lyme, performance of Bernstein’s the festival’s school. commerical applications. It is headquartered in Birthday Performance is a four- popular music with excerpts British Princess Diana, although Prudential-Bache’s headquar­ tionable trades occured prior to seeking comment. Philadelphia. , ters in New York, said Callahan, the acquisition and the brokers People familiar with Merrill’s Ruhrgas is the world’s largest Importer of natural 28, had worked for the firm for are no longer with the company. internal probe, who spoke oh ' gas and the largest gas company In West Germany. about 3>A years. It said the SEC and New York condition they not be identified, Paul A. Bilzerian, chairman and chief executive Executives at Prudential- Stock Exchange had been notified also said a second broker in the Jimmy Cliff combines reggae and African music officer of Singer, said the agreement is favorable for Bache’s Anaheim office referred but provided no further details. firm’s New London office, James both Ruhrgas and American Meter. all queries about Callahan to^ The disclosures w^lened to four Smith, was under investigation “ Ruhrgas will acquire a business that has a long Cliff signed with Island Re­ person.’ I said, ‘Why not an Where does he think Jimmy Costiglio, who said he did not the number of brokerages in­ but no disciplinary action had and distinguished history of Innovation and Bv Mary Anne O'Callaghan cords in London and combined his honorary human being ?‘ I hadn’t Cliff will be In 10 years? know the whereabouts of the volved since Business Week, the been taken against him. Smith’s customer service in the field,” Bilzerian said. The Associated Press Music Makers native music with the familiar known I was an honorary any­ broker. nation’s leading business weekly secretary said he was unavaila­ American rhythm ’n’ blues. His thing until he told me. He smiles. ” ril be at the peak of “ American Meter’s potential for future growth. In Directory assistance said there with a circulation of nearly 1 ble for comment. When people think of reggae song “ Waterfall” was entered In “ It was good for me to go. It my creative abilities. 1 would like turn, will be enhanced as it becomes part of an music. Bob Marley or Peter Tosh Brazilian song festival and showed people there that some­ to be doing music and acting. I ’m organization with other major committments in the come to mind. Unfortunately, N o w .TorB P icame the first international one on the outside was interested working on writing a movie industry.” both are gone. But the man who “ Yeah,” a « f laughs. “ I ’d been rSggae hit. in their struggle. I would tell script. I would also like to do Operating income at Aetna introduced reggae music to the Interested in working with Afri­ It wasn’t until 1971 that Cliff got them, ‘Your struggle is my Broadway but I ’m not ready for world, Jimmy Cliff, is aliye and can bands for quite awhile. I was his first American top 10 hit with struggle.’” that now.” Bhopal ruling postponed well. in Zaire doing some concerts and \‘The Harder They Come.” The BHOPAL. India (AP) -An Indian judge on Friday He’s currently touring in Amer­ listened to some local bands. I >ng was the title track of his first postponed an expected judgment on whether dropped 32% in 2nd quarter ica and has just released his decided to record with them. We morie. He left Island Records fourth album on Columbia Re­ went to the Congo to record' shortly after that and joined EMI victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy could file months of this year was $268 cords, “ Hanging Fire,” which because the studios are better Recoils. individual compensation claims overseas against HARTFORD (AP) - Mixed charge and differences from year million, or $2.33 per common spotlights the Grand Zico Band of ^ there. !l-v> •iK'j?- In 1985, Cliff received a Union Carbide Corp. results in its various businesses to year in ‘fresh start’ tax Africa and the African Interna­ “ I sent the tapes to Bell and he Grammy award for his single, Judge M.W. Deo postponed a hearing in the case and its participation in a settle­ benefits, our quarterly operating share, compared vrith $469 mil­ tional Band of Zaire.' added a few things. So we started “ Reggae Nights.” The following until Aug. 24 to study a ruling by a Bridgeport court ment with users of intrauterine earnings were down only slightly lion, or $4.03 per common share, The music combines African recording with my band in year he toured with Steve Win- that said the Indian government could not restrict devices contributed to Aetna Life from last year and were gener- for the first half of 1987. rhythms with a reggae beat. Jamaica and then went to New wood and starred in the movie, the right of Indian citizens to pursue'individual and Casualty’s 32 percent drop in ally in line with our As of June 30,1988, Aetna’s total “ African music is popular Jersey to finish it off.I worked “ Club Paradise,” with Robin claims in the United States. operating income in the second expectations.” assets were $TO.7 billion, 6 per­ because people are always look­ with three bands on the album. It Williams. He worked on the sound The cases stem from history’s worst industrial cent greater than a year ago. quarter of 1988, the company said Net income in the second ing for something fresh,” Cliff took nine months to finish.” track of the movie with such accident. More than 2,800 people were killed in Shareholders’ equity was $55.60 Friday. quarter of 1988 was $136 million, says. “ There is a need for Cliff spends at least part of each collaborators as Elvis Costello. December 1984 when toxic gas leaked from a Aetna reported second-quarter per common share, compared freshness in music. Newness or $1.19 per common share, and year in Africa. He draws large “ I enjoy making movies. I pesticide plant in Bhopal owned by Carbide’s Indian operating income of $153 million, with $52.19 per common share a enables you to create. That’s why haven’t pursued it as much reflected a net capital loss of $17 crowds at his concerts. subsidiary. or $1.34 per share, compared with year earlier. African music is slowly creeping “ I go to either unwind or do a because of making music. It’s a million. In the second quarter of $226 million, or $1.93 per share, in A federal judge in Virginia into rhythms and melodies that tour. The people are so warm and much bigger project than a 1987, net income was $248 million, $ < the same period of 1987. issued the confirmation order people in the West are hearing.” the hospitality is wonderful. The record,” he says. 10 G E Venture gets order or $2.12 per common share, and ^ Cliff is an artist who wants to audiences give you a great A whole new audience was The company attributed the reflected extraordinary tax be­ Tuesday for the bankruptcy reor­ expand reggae by integrating it reception. They don’t get many introduced to Cliff’s music when EVENDALE, Ohio (AP) — A joint manufacturing drop in operating income partly nefits of $24 million from the ganization plan of Robins. The with other musical styles. artists on tour there, so from the Bruce Springsteen recorded venture involving General Electric Co. and a to its participation in the A.H. utilization of operating loss car­ plan Includes its acquisition by He says, “ Jamaican compos­ moment you start, they are into “ Trapped,” one of Cliff’s earlier French company has received an order worth more Robins Co. bankruptcy reorgani­ ryforwards and $2 million of net American Home Products of New ers need to focus more on general the show. songs, for the “ We Are the Freetoify tio! than $185 million to supply jet engines for a zation plan. capital losses. Yorit for a $700 million exchange themes instead of topics that are “ African audiences respond to World” album. Canadian airline, officials said Friday. The results reflect a $45.1 ot stock, and establishment of a For the second quarter of 1988, strictly Jamaican. In America,- reggae because the music ad­ “ I liked Bruce’s version,” Cliff The CFM International joint venture received the million after-tax charge resulting $2,475 billion trust fund for Order now and g^in stallatio^f basic the net tax benefit resulting from reggae is popular with an edu­ dresses issues and conditions says. “ It was totally different order to supply CFM56-5-A1 engines to power from the reorganization of Rob­ Daikon Shield claimants. c a t e audience — college stu­ from mine. He did it his way.” ins. The charge is in addition to the “ fresh start” provisons of the they live with.” cable for only »in nfrW^gpitiJane Fonda posed for “ Complications which could endanger mother Fitness enthusiasts are re­ 104. strongly in the latest quarter from a year earlier, Agent Orange. ment for the cause. from Senior Center. Bring a hundreds of snapshots at an PINOCHLE - July 25: Adolph boosted by revenue gains generated by growth in The event, called “ An Evening and baby have led her doctors to give up the wait minded that the upcoming pro­ picnic lunch. amusement park Friday to help Some area veterans groups Yeske 684; Ernestine Donnelly passenger traffic. With the Stars,” at the Quassy for a natural delivery,” the Sun reported Friday. gram at Manchester Memorial Aug. 17 — Mountainside Outing raise money for children who protested loudly when it was 645: Helen Bensche 642; Bob ■ Revco D.S. Inc. filed for bankruptcy Amusement Park featured area The newspaper said without attribution that Hospital entitled "Designing Club — $24. Departs 9:30 a.m. suffered birth defects because announced earlier this year that Sclmbert 641; Michael Haberem protection, a month after missing a $46 million bands, food and rides. Admission the duchess’ doctor had decided on a Caesarian Your Own Walking Program for from Senior Center. (Signup Aug. their fathers were exposed to the Fonda planned to film part of the 632; 'Ada Rojas 631; Edith interest payment on bonds issued to fund a was $10 for individuals, $25 for section because she is suffering from high blood Optimal Fitness.” The program 3 at 9:30 a.m.) defoliant Agent Orange while in movie in Waterbury and in O’Brien 624; Annette Hillary 624. leveraged buyout of the drugstore chain. It families. Photograhs cost $15. pressure and severe water retention, and will be presented by Susan Aug. 31 - World Yacht, N. Y. - Vietnam. Holyoke, Mass. MEN'S GOLF - July 25: Low became the largest buyout of its kind to fail. The fund’s leaders estimated because the baby is in a breech position, meaning Parker, MSN, RNC, director of $40. Departs 7:30 a.m. from "This event is a little bit like a gross: Terry Werkhoven 40; Wen I A plan to resurrect MGM and United Artists Friday that the event would raise The protesting veterans said it would be bom bottom first rather than head Occupational Health at Manches­ Senior (Tenter. Call Senior Travel dream come true,” Fonda said ter Memorial Hospital. The pro­ Johnson 41; Mike Zwick 42; Joe 4^ as separate movie studios collapsed, when about $10,000. Fonda was a traitor because of first, as is normal. at 875-0538. during a brief speech. her 1972 visit to Hanoi, where she The Star added that the “ roly-poly” duchess gram is scheduled for Aug. 3 at 6 Kennedy 42; Paul Barron 42; E. financiers Kirk Kerkorian and Burt Sugarman Fonda and Robert DeNiro, who Fonda and DeNiro are starring Sept. 27 — Rockingham Race posed for photographs on an has gained almost 50 pounds during the p.m. at the H. Louise Ruddell Track — $27. Departs 9 a.m. from L. Ostrout43; JackFunke43; Joe announced they couldn’t agree on details of the co-star in a movie now being in the movie, “ Stanley and Iris,” anti-aircraft gun and made an pregnancy. Auditorium. Senior Center. Signup is Aug. 19 Philippon 43; Irv Gartside 43; $4(10 million deal. filmed in nearby Waterbury. love story between a working anti-war broadcast to U.S. troops. The 28-year-old duchess, the former Sarah The Senior Center Summer Harris Gibson 44. ■ ’The $660 million leveraged buyout of attended the benefit for the class woman and an illiterate at 9:30 a.m. James Sparrow, executive di­ Ferguson, married Andrew, the queen’s second Meals Program is in full swing. Low net: Dit Gavello 29; Bill Koppers Co.’s chemicals business fell through, Brandie Schieb Children’s Fund. man she teaches to read. rector of the Vietnam Veterans oldest son, in July 1986. When she didn’t become Meals are being offered Wednes­ Freeman 31; Art Randall 32; putting a hitch in Brian Beazer’s plan to use the About 1,200 people bought tickets " I ’m happy to be here,” DeNiro Schedule Victims of Agent Orange Inc., pregnant in the first year, the British media day, Thursday, Friday from 11:45 Duane White 32; John()uaglia3S; proceeds to help finance his $1.8 billion takeover for the event, which was tucked said. “ It’s for a good, good cause. said, he saw both people who were speculated that "Fergie" was being treated for a.m. to 12; 15 p.m. Picnics are Monday: Grocery shopping. Pete Sadloski 33; PaulDutelleS3; of Koppers. u away from the hoopla of the "A lot of people came back ■ Amfaclnc? agreed to a $49 per share all-cash opposed to Fonda and those who infertility, although her family repeatedly held on Thursdays at 5 p.m. Call a day in advance for ride. Art Balmer 33; KenOgren 33. amusement park. Hundreds of from Vietnam and are suffering supported her. denied it. Entertainment for next Thurs­ Non-grocery shoping (Bradlees). PINOCHLE - July 27: Helen merger with the privately held real estate firm people waited in line in front of ... that was bad enough, but when "This is not about Jane Fonda. The duchess radiated good health during the day’s picnic will be the Silk City Call a day in advance for ride. Silver 792; Amelia Anastasio 737. JMB Realty Corp. in a deal valued at $920 million. the stage, which was decorated the children suffer what could be This is about our children,” early months of her pregnancy. She skied, Chorus. Wednesday: Pinochle — 9:30 BRIDGE — July 27: Catherine ■ Henley Group Inc., which had failed to gain with red, white and blue balloons, worse? As a parent, I can’t think s Sparrow said. "Naturally, 1 feel performed a full calendar of royal engagements Effective immediately, the Se­ a.m. Bridge — 12: $0 p.m. Byrnes 3,070; Edith Howland control of Santa Fe Southern Pacific Inc., agreed to have their photographs taken of anything worse,” said DeNiro, good anytime we raise a penny and worked at her publishing job until February. nior Center will be offering a Thursday: Orchestra rehear­ 4,000; Helda Campbell 3,890; Sol to sell its Santa Fe shares to Itel Inc. in a deal with the Fonda and DeNiro. who was greeted by cat calls and for these kids." "Gold Card Special” to all new sal — 9:30 a.m. Evening picnic — Cohen 3,530; Tom Regan 3,090. valued at $1.2 billion in cash and stock. ______The fund’s leaders say an whistles. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 HELP WANTED N ELP W A N Ta HELP WANTED HELP WANTED H a p WANTED HELP WANTED SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL L MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. RESTAURANT Worker. R E A L Estate Soles Peo­ LABORERS-for concrete W RECKER Driver. 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Itt officort 646-6846.______Meedowe, Manor, a 818 WANTED Responsible year nursery school and layout of routine of Hartford has ful I and cal background and bad, long farm, multl- teller position in our Manchester Parkade banking and tmployoot against any TELEPHONE Operator- programs, starting In part time positions and all liability, lost or babysitter for occa­ Typlst. Seeking a full highway and public processing Insurance Isval, health cars facility September. Send re­ available. Highly com­ office. Scheduled hours of work for this position are oxptnto. Including attor­ sional eyenlngs and time telephone opera­ works prolects, prepa­ forms. Salary com­ Is currenity seeking an neys' fees, arising from weekends. Call 646- sume to: The Child­ ration of bid specifica­ petitive wages. Train­ mensurate with expe­ RN’S/LPN’S Monday-Wedneeday, 11am*3pm. tor. 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Growing whole­ Market Street, Box 168, please sand resume to: sale supply choln Flnanclol Assistant. Short Hours — ratio. Insurance Program fora fouryear Experienced person Collinsville, CT 06022. • Rexlble ”lncludlng Dental” Martin A. Malghan lost offers many Incentives Deadline: August 5, Great Pay! old autistic special to ambitious Individu­ requires thorough Scheduling • Uniform Senior Administrator needs child. knowledge of account­ 1988. An Equal Oppor- AND RHINO als. Successful appll- tunlty Employer. Call 647-9946 • Complete Health Allowance N< lAST SAVINGS The Option Method, conf will understand ing and computer inauranoe • Pension Plan MDidDwt ManDr skills. 20 hours per Ask for 338 Bldwall St. StatV Street • Hartford. C T LOSTTinh^icInitTof outlined In the book value of learning our Including Dental” • Bonus Hours Strong and West Road. business from the week. Hourly rate • Sot Schedule (No Manchoetar, C T South Windsor. A black and N B C movie, Son- commensurate with SECRETARY / Gerlinde • Uniform ground-up. Begin In Allowance Shift Rotation) and white neutorod. Rise, la baaed on an warehouse-delivery skills. Send resume by BOOKKEEPER • Tuition and male cat. Name-Toby. attitude of love and ac­ and go where ever your August 19, to: Mar WOODWORKING Shop • Bonus Hours Seminar Benefits Chester Area C o n v ­ Please call 549-2451 or ceptance. the ap­ ability allows. Contact Manjaheater based help. All phases. Expe­ • Free Meals • Free Meela 289-1500.______Ken at Manchester enes of Churches, Ij^O. e le c r w 1 contractor rience preferred but proach uses a format Box 773, Manche^er, For.m ore Information NO LOST- Pet parakeet WInnelson. 649-4563. s e e k s ^ uallfled indl- will train qualified that Is gentle, non- Ct. 06040. EOJ please call “Ponkv". Green with CLERICAL- Full time vidual N 1 minimum of applicants. Benefits judgemental and pro­ RECEPTIOI^ST. available. Zahner's CREtTFKLO Please call blue streak down talL clerical position avail­ r. ^xpl 5 hours! hr day. Please Friendly-Intelligent. foundly respectful of rienced /Recf jjn is t’ Woodworking, 23 In­ CONVAHSKIIT CKtlffMU able at our administra­ sand res m e to: ►mml Hsiflsiness 647-0126. Keep trying. the Childs world. Week tive office. Training n e e d e d /to inmKer dustrial Drive West, IM P O U N D ED . A male days and some week­ provided. Benefits phones, lo re CllM Lmmen] schedule; Tuesday-full Tylers, 649-4978. East Hortford, Ct. suratelwir expi day, Thursday and ASSISTANT I E V E R G g E E M Lawns has rience. Ipll fancy Friday- '/i days. Re­ RTUNITY 649-6456.^ openfigs (or hard quired for considera­ MANAGER/SALES CLERK PART TIME CONSULTING REP worMng lawn care WANT ADS are the tion; complete appli­ Wanted for unusual opportunity in Making a small business succeed is hard Owning a business is a big opportu­ I HELP WANTED friendly wav of finding a Mature person to help technicians. $300. plus cation, 3 letters of cash buyer for applian­ children and adults NOTICE OF pevweek starting sa- recommendation, Con­ growing field of health and nutrition. work. But small business is the lifeblood nity. It’s part of the American d r e ^ , and Iqfv. Year round work PART Time evening ces, musical Instruments, with a serious VACANCY necticut State Certifi­ Not the usual retail field. Willing to of the community. It stimulates jobs, indi­ an experience we believe everyone cars and a host of other vallable. Will train, cleaners. Manday- problem. Enuresis. cation and College Frldav. 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Roberts at 643-2711 for an WORKERS far poultry General Manager ellin lili fram Oia faaafbSSy atata through to aampMlan at research facility. Full Help. Apply In YOUTH SERVICES B&M ProcDttIng aanatruadan. Where the good things come easy.“ interview appointment. time. Paid medical life 105 Main Street person between 9 P.O. Box 188 N you aro laaking tar a tong torm. ababanglne. and mwwdlne and retirement plan. Hebron, C T 06248 aamar apportunSy, plaaaa aanlaat Danald N. Aubrty, P.S., LS . Tito Initial franchiao fae may vary (or each stoTb. The method kx computing the to* Is hiUy dlacktobd hi the Call Arbor Acres So. Windsor, C T 06074 and 4 pm. By August 12,1988. aiTo«»naInglnaattng,fnn.,P.O.gaxigi.goueiWlndlioni,CT Uniform Franchiae extoring Circular. Fees or downpayment sub)acl to change without ixXIoe. Thia material Manchester Herald Farm . 6334681, ext. 250. No phone ooffs pfessef la not an oHarot Of aoWcMafion for thaaala of a tranchlaa. An aqual opportunity oiganizafton. EOE. r IHOEED I HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES HOMES HOMES CONOOMNHUMS HELP WANTED |HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Dr. Cnuie*s Answers YERPLANK School Dis­ I EXPERIENCED Carpet AuT^Tn^TrucI^^? TRUcJ^^rlverTToJr- All rM l estate odvcrtlsed In SOUTH Windsor. Happy trict. Impeccable 6 FOREST Ridge Town- Installers. Pull time. chanics. Expoerlenced structlon Truck Driver the AAonchester Herald Is future here. Looking MANCHESTER. Take no- SOUTH Windsor. This room, 3 bedrooms, 1'6 tlcel Recently reno­ house. 3'6 baths, 3 bed­ Insurance options, be- only. Also. Service must have class I or II sublect to the Fair Housing for 1st floor living? spacious 7 plus room H E B R O N Quiz on page t neflts. Coll 291-8358. Manager's helper. Full driver's license, clean Act of IfM , which makes It Well kept home with baths Cope on Thomos vated 6 fam ily In the rooms, 1900 square feet Hleoal to advertise any pref­ Drive. This beautiful Raised Ranch has ot living space, fire­ 1. Delicious or part time. 647-0552. driving record and be large family room, rec heart of Manchester. much to offer! 3 bed­ OPEN HO U SE SECRETARY- erence, limitation ordlscrim- home features o|i open All units leased. Separ­ place, airconditioning, 2. Polar bear Opportunltv tor ad­ MICHAEL'S Jewelers reliable. Long hours- room, level lot with rooms, 2'6 baths, flre- Inatlon based on race, color, private backyard. stairway and separate ate utilities. Seller fi­ Sunday 1-4 PM deck with view. Par­ vancement In great has a full time service hord work. Excellent religion, sex or notional ploce, hardwood 3. Chinook wind pay and benefits. Call $164,900. Century 21 Ep- breakfast nook off kit­ nancing available. Call tially finished walk-out working environment! and sales pesitlon origin, or on Intention to chen. Blanchard 8, Ros­ floors, formal dining 541 Wall Street basement. Pool, tennis 4. Denver (less air pressure) open. Retail exposure 633-0543 for Interview moke any such preference, stoln Realty, 647-8895.n today for. details. room, large family Applicant needs typing 0 setto Realtors," We're $385,000. Sentry Real DtR Rt*. 85 to Hobron court. Priced to sell at 5. jCanine and telephone skills plus. Great benefits limitation or discrimination. SOUTH Windsor. 2 for the room, 2 cor garage, Cantor. Itit on Rt. 66, loft at THE DEADLINE FOR The Herald will not know­ Selling Houses" 646- Estate, 643-4060.g $159,000. Call owner at 6. (a) Noah — Navy bean plus pleasing personal­ package. 9St Main price of II Charming deck. Located In a Mobllo Station (Wall St.). 211 ingly accept any advertise­ 2482.0 ______647-0748.______(b) Olympic — Jumping bean ity and appearance I Street. Manchester. PLACING OR Colonial 3 bedroom COVENTRY. Affordable quiet neighborhood miloa on loft algna poatod. ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. Dutch new construction. 1800 NEW 6 room Colonials. (c) Tie packages — String bean Please call Mr. Llnd- 643-2741. Apply In per­ CANCELING AN AD IS the low. Farmhouse on over 2 and on cul-de-sac. coll Charming 3 bedroom son. Tuesday - Satur­ Colonial. Just re­ sauare feet. Contem­ $149,900. Mallard View (d) Part of b(idy — Kidney bean sey otAtP-eM ft.------12 NOON THE DAY acres of beautiful land today for on appoint­ ranch. FIreplacad living day. lOam-Spm. EOE. BOLTON. 4 bedroom In South Windsor. All duced! A beautiful porary featuring 3 bed­ ment! $179,900. Realty 3 bedrooms, 116 baths, CLERK of the works! BEFORE, MONDAY - room, family room, dining (e) In sandwiches — Jelly bean ' Capo with shed ’ this plus o duplex to Dutch Colonial with rooms, 2 baths, fire­ World, Benoit, fireplace, gourmet kit­ (Part Time). Town ot FRIDAY, IN ORDER dorm er. 1'A baths, much to offer. First place and spacious foom, hardwood floora, chen with all new ap­ Coyentry seeks ouall- help you pay the mort­ Frechette Associates, TO MAKE THE NEXT vinyl siding plus many gage. Perfect for In­ floor den and laundry deck In private country 646- 7709.P______kitchen with snackbar, pliances, carpeting, fled person/firms to extras. Especially su­ room, eat In kitchen, walk out finished basement full basement and gar­ ISSUE. FRIDAY law situation. Coll to­ setting. Minutes to SUGAR And Spice and oh perform clerk of the ited for the couple who formal dining room highway. Flono Realty with wood stove, 2 car at­ age 1 No monthly asso­ works duties for the AFTERNOON BY 2:30 day for details. so nicel Super 6 room L0T8/LAN0 enlov gardening. $219,900. Century 21 Ep- and living room, fin­ 646-5200.O______tached garage, large deck, ciation fees. Blanchard APARTMENTS construction of the PM FOR MONDAYS older Colonial on 8> Rossetto Realtors," FOR SALE Quarry stone terraced stoln Realty, 647-8895.0 ished basement plus 4 BOLTON. The view from lovely landscaped yard. FOR RENT Booth Olmock Library [EXTRA ISSUE. THANK YOU gardens, a landmark Munro Street In the We're Selling Houses" I MANCHESTER. Bsetbuy bedrooms I Located In this lovely Raised . Acre plus - prlndpala only. renovatlon/additlon FOR YOUR on Route 6. A state of a family neighbor­ Porter Street area. 3 646-24S2.D In Manchester! Enlov Ranch In one of Bol­ bedrooms, living room Asking *18X500. MANCHESTER. Level, prolert. Letters of In­ COOPERATIONIII the art greenhouse In­ hood. S179,900. Anne clear lots. % acre. MANCHESTER. Bright, tent Including back­ the charm of yesterday ton's most sought otter with fireplace, formal 2 2 8 - 9 5 1 3 by owner spacious 5 room, 2 cluded on a large lot M iller Real Estate, 647- area's. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Looking for a good used Already with city ground experience and That's right! You can with wooded back­ In this beautifully ap­ dining room, eat-ln mobile home? Be sure'to bedroom, 3rd floor. On pointed 6 plus room 8000.0 ______rooms, 2V6 baths, fam­ klltchen, hardwood sewer and water. 647- fee to: the Town of make extra money ground. Just 14 min­ look In the Classified co­ 0426 days. 646-7207 busline. Appllnoces, Coventry. Office of the by selling unneeded m ftH iO NE? Colonial. Front to bock HARTFORD. 4 family. ily room with wet bar. floors, lOOamp service, MANCHESTER. Lydall quiet area. Clean, off utes to Hartford with­ Beaut Ital 4 tamlty 6 - 6 ^ Professionally lands­ Woods. Immaculate lumns ... that's where the evenings. Town Manager. 1712 items to readers of out a stop sign or light. living room with fire­ 2 cor garage. Exterior best buys ore advertised! street parking. No pets. Main Street. Coventry. WANT TO WORK^ place, bullt-lns and 2 with many extras! caped. $217,000. Flano wood shakes In excel­ home with custom kit­ $500 per month plus ithe Classifled columns^ Priced for aulck sole Each unit has on Inter­ Realty 646-5200.U chen cabinets. French 643-2711. CT; prior to August IS. by owner. $159,000. Call french doors to gloss lent condition, recently utilities. Security dep­ lYou'll be surprised jOstj FROM HOME? enclosed porch. - For­ com system, 220 amp MANCHESTER. Colon­ pointed. $134,900. Jack- doors off dining area to M0RTGA6ES osit and relerenecs re­ 643-0060 between 6 and deck and lovely rear WAREHOUSE. We need 4how quickly your ad mal dining room with service with circuit ial. Older Colonial with son 8i Jackson Real quired. 633-7477 or 742- t •will pull response. Strolgtit CommiMlong -8pm. Principlos only. breakers, security s w yard. 1'6 baths, family LOTS/LAHO on enthusiastic, hard — InoonM UnllmItgdI bullt-ln hutch, spOtlous much potential and Estate, 647-8400.P 9515. • ‘Readers will be calling^ VERNON. 79 Butternut eot-ln kitchen, 3 large tem, 2 units hove fire­ character. 3 bedrooms, room and garage. FOR SALE FMLUMBENMr? working person to BRAND New Listing! $159,900. D.W . Fish MANCHESTER. Conve­ stock shelyes and fill J [you before you know IW Call mg for an appoint- Lone. 9 room custom bedrooihs, .116 baths, places, 3-cor garage. 2 baths, eot-ln kitchen, This charming 6 room STOP FORECLOSURCn mant batwaan 3:30- built Colonial that walk-up attic. Lovely $26,880 yearly Income I ReoltVj64W»Lo^^ If you ere felling behind on nient location. 4 room orders. Experience formal dining plus 2cor Bungalow Is os cute os apartment. Applian­ preferred but not ne­ Bpm Onlyl Aak for offers 4 bedrooms, treed lot with poflo - $264,900. Anne M iller garage. Country living a button I Unique floor MANCHESTER. 4 lots re­ your mortgage paymante... pegged wood floor, area and garage. Coll Reol Estate, 647-800Bd G0MD0MINIUM8 maining In our elite 18 ces, separate utilities. cessary. Call 64PM26. MS-2711 but close to city. plan with lots of nooks OR...It your home la In fore­ Telephone 643-4027. Garston Sign Supply. BbBBB Oeniis Snrtara family room, living for your appointment MANCHESTER. New $189,900. D.W . Fish FOR SALE lot, 33 acre subdivsion. closure. WE CAN HELPI and crannies. 2 bed­ BOLTON Comfortable 2 110 Batson O rly e . room with corner fire­ today. 816X900. Sentry price-great value. Reolty, 643-1591.0 rooms, formal dining Are you looking tor a No payment program avail­ place, country styled Real Estote, 643-4060.D country setting, vet room apartment In co­ Monchester.______L AUNDROMAT 643-270 Rambling 4 bedroom LOTS Ot rooms. 9 room, 6 room, fireplace, ex­ NEW Construction. Ka- able for up to 2 years. Bad kitchen, 2V6 baths, Ranch featuring 2 hove city access? We lonial home on West Get needed bock-to- Attendant- Port time MANCHESTER. Been bedroom Raised Ranch pandable second floor, reb'n Estates, M an- credit is not e problemllAak Street. Available for stained 'hardwood looking Tor awhile? baths, 1st floor, tamlly nice large lot. 1 car have the lot for you. school money by selling mornings, weekends CUSTOMER Service. A floors throughout, In convenient location. chester.'A community how LOW peymenta can September occupancy. person needed for a Don't miss this exciting room, full basement. 2 Oversized 2cor garage. oarage. $139,900. Jack- Coll us at 643-9095 ask unneeded Itenns a ra w ^ optional. Ideal for re­ screened porch, large of single family att­ for Dove. help you SAVE YOUR Ltvlngroom/bedroom tired or seml-retired. growing company that 3 bedroom, 2 raoth cor garage, beautiful All this on almost 1 acre son 8, Jackson Real ached Townhomes, . HOME TODAYI your honse. Osealowood benefits, hands- 116 baths, bosement, possibilities. Priced to $169,900. Jackson 8> ■ HOMES 9n-)sftoker, no olco- ROCKVILLE. 2 bed­ pleaaant telephone manner. on training. Phone con­ area. Owner 643-4 Sentry Real all appliances, 3 to sell at $152,900. Realty Jackson Real Estate, rooms, $510. month s,64»4060.d FOR SALE )l. QuMt, considerate, Cuatomer aervice and data entry tact and accounts re- MANCHESTER. choose from, $224,900. World, Weeks-Breen. 647- 8400.D i w ^ l y . 649-2902. plus utllltres. Security c e I y a b I e In-law oporfmi In- llEStER. Center -Coventry. Near lake. 487-1767 and 429-7746. and references. Avoll- experience a plua. responsibilities. Full eluded In this I l f ley. Colonial - 2 bedroom Ranch, ' able immediately. $72- and part time. * oversixed Cape, I desirable Bow- good starter home, PARTMEIIT8 3487.______Monday-Frldoy. lam- rooms In main possll(le CHFA, OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO ; PM If you are reaponalble, organized, Ichool district. RENT ONE Side of 2 family for 4:30pm. ABBiiAII-Gas.. .o f l o c a l vl| enlarged klt- $99,900.-Soufh Wind­ rent. 3 bedroom s, enthuslaetic, and can deal with dally Companw^^’^BO Main ’ ir Real klth sky-llght, sor, Chapel Hill. 1 bed­ ROCKVILLE- One bed- washer-dryer hook-up, deadllnea, thia Job la fdr you. Street, HoirWM. 278- Evenlna 647- I window, - new room Townhouse with rroom apartment on 41 corpetlnp. Nice loca­ 9910. ‘ 1034. and counters, loft, finished base­ High Street. Modern tion. $695 per month. Excellent b erie^ , Including dental, this beoutl- ment, all appliances, Kltchen/Both, stove,~ Call 644-2673 or 644-3313 holldaya, paid vacation, etc. Reaae I decorated ond air, pool, tennis, D.W.FISH new wall-wall carpet­ evenings. welBmalntalned 7 $124,900. Greenhouse ing, No utilities. $400. contact Denlae Roberta at 643-2711. K, 3 bedroom, 116 Realty. 646-4655. THE REALTY COMPANY I I i■ n I *i JTT^d -*-and GarJ^'r'S FOUR Room apartment. RTE. 30 & MERLINE RD. • VERNON per month. 116 month 2nd floor, stove and I home. Join us and GLASTONBURY. New, 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER security. 872-0095. refrigerator. No utili­ i>RlVATE PARTY for yourself I Just exclusive, cream of the 643-1591 Garnet Compony. ties. Security. $500 fcduced to S169.900. crop, 3 bedroom MANCHESTER. 5 rooms monthly. 646-7336. Merchandise Ads Strono Real Estote, Ranch. Lovingly main­ 871-1400 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR 647-7653.0 on busline. Renovated, STORRS. 2 bedroom, pri­ tained by It's original carpets, appliances. owner. Central olr, vate entrance. Ap- 8 GLA^TONBURY- Adults preferred, se- pllonces and A PART TIME JOB IN Monchester. Pristine 8 hardwood floors, ex­ curlty. 649-7961. room home on Shallow You're Invited to Our carpeting. $435. Coll cellent neighborhood. 643-S516.______YOUR HOMETOWN? Brook Lane. 3 full $215,000. Bornett- T W O Rooms, Main baths, 3 car garage, Bowmon, Tibbies. Bef- Street, Manchester. THREE bedroom duplex. Please telephone 529- W e have a permanent part time fireplace, central air t e r H om es and OPEN HOUSE Immediate occupancy. PER 7858 or 563-4438. $700 plus, utilities. Coll position available for clerk/courler DAY conditioning, gorgeous (xordens. 6334661. Saturday, July 30,1988 lot and more $270's. MANCHESTER. Newer 2 THE Olcott Is now man­ 646-7007 or 647-1221. ca for the Manchester Herald's * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Blanchard 8, Rossetto family offering, separ­ aged by Beacon Man­ MANCHEStER-Moture Realtors." We're Sel­ 11:00 am - 2:00 pm agement Corporation. Advertising Department, Monday * Additional Lines S09 Per Line, Per Day ate utilities. Each unit adult tor nice and cozy ling Houses" 646-2482.0 has 3 bedrooms, 116 We are now accepting 4 room apartment. * Classifications 71 thru 87 - through Friday, 9am -3pm . Assist PRICE Sloshed I 8140's baths. Ample parking. “Tinker Pond”, Bolton applications for our 1 Fully carpeted, new our staff with pick-up and delivery * Merchandise Under *250 will buy this young 6 $189,900. Saintrv Real and 2 bedroom units. kitchen appliances and room Colonial located Estota. 64X4060.0 Fully oppllancad kit­ on busline. $600 per of advertising materials, mall, * Ad must contain price! Phase II , “Lookout Landing” chen, wall-to-wall car­ near shopping on West s o u t h e r n New Eng- month Includes heat filing. Must have reliable car. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Middle Turnpike. 116 peting, private parking and hot water. Call lond closslfleld ads Now Available 5 A s" due to this low price... baths, flrpelace, nice reach neorly 800.000 and swimming pool. 649-4000 or 6494999. Hourly plus mileage. Excellent We ore near schools backyard. Blanchard B homes In Connecticut opportunity to work In an" Rossetto Realtors,'.' and shopping mall. and Rhode Itloiid. The Custom Homes by Blackledge Construction Conveniently located 5 Interesting field. We're Selling Houses" price for a basic 2S word od It only 855 and minutes from 1-84,0110 FBNHBIT Please call Denise Roberts CALL CLASSIFIED l i y m j d g e Street. 2 will appear In 43 news­ Pre-Construction Prices from *375°°° up. 15 minutes to down­ fomilv 64 Duplex for papers. For mors In- town Hartford. No pets MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ a t 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Immedlale sole to aet- formoNon call Ctossl- YOUR PLANS Dir: Birch'Mtn. Road to Tinker Pond Road allowed. Residents pay room Townhouse, 1\6 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W . fleestoto. 8175,150firm. flsd. 643-2711 and osk own utilities. For more baths. Lease or month- for an interview appointment 646-2436. for dttalls.o OR OURS to right on Pond Lane - home on ieft. Information please coll to-month. $625. 563- 6434)612 or 643-6432. 6439. 4P/ a t I « WANTED TO 0 ™W in 8UY/TNA0E CARO CARO CARS CARS CARS TRUCK8/VANS W ANTED. One large dog FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE house and one child's GRAND OLD5 Cutlass 1977. (Now M E R C E D E S Bonz 388D CHEVY Caprice 1983. 9 F O R D F1S0 1983. I cy­ .1 >* riding horse. Call F O R D Pinto 1979. 70,000 HONDA Accord 1981. linder, power brakes exhaust and shocks. 1977. No rust. 36,888 passenger station JoCkl* 647-1990. miles, good condition, Mint condition. Origi­ and steering. 66,000 OPENING Respectoblo looking miles on new engine. ' wagon, olr condition­ am/fm cassette, 4 ex­ nal owner. Low mi­ miles, with cop. $4700. leage, automatic, air, Inside and out. Relia­ S8788. 649-8484.______ing, power steering, CARPENTRY/ HEATRK/ MISCELLANEOUS tra snow tires. 8700. or power brakes, much KOlCLEANim best o ffer. 742-9065 cruise control, sunroof ble. Everything works C A M A R O 385 1977. Dolby 0 REMSDELINR . c a PLUMRINfi m SERVICES and loaded with many Including air. Asking Stereo. White with red more. Asking $1200. ^ S E R V I C E S KIM’S t evenings. 228-3345.______Corner Store 643 2711 other features. Call 646- $988. Call 647-8511 o r pinstripes. $1588orbest CAMPERS/ ^ Jt 1112 until 5pm. come see at 17 Hack- offer. 646-0724.______NOVA 1976. Runs excel­ TRAILERS A^NRISBf VI Tail Sail ScraaaaV Laain 464 E. Center St. NOVA 1978. One onwer. matack Street, S U B A R U O L 1976.4 door, lent. Needs bodv/lnte- CaaMiai Wa I Tria HaL f J ’l H i (behind Keith Real Estate) Automotive MANCHESTER HOME & OFFICE Any amount daNyared. Alao, fill, Very well kept. Many Manchester. automatic transmis­ rlor work. S500 or best 1980 35 foot Coachman KaMfs I lifiin MrIrO I N iliM M giaval, atona and bark, muloh. sion, stereo. S350 or offer. Call after 6pm:- trailer with tlltouts, CLEANING N yotfn Meh of oonirocloco net rolum- BoMra,a. pumpaiilpumpaiiAMeMlar ^Bobcat, baokhoa a loadar rental. Specialize in dried HONDA new parts, no rust. P O N T IA C 6888 1984. 4 Runs great. Must see. door, 4 cylinder, air, best otter. 649-4997. 643-4177.______sleeps 8, full both, air, mg your eoNo. ooR ua PuNr Inourod. tanka, near and new appliances. Ask- n i Do It Y our W ay — Mtrty MtiBrvwcii flowers, baskets & CARS $1588 or best otter. Call AM-FM. Excellent C A M A R 01984. Red, t-top, raplacewenta. DAmcoNsmuenoN USED CARS CHEVY Nova 1973. V-8, Ino$8000j64^43^^^ WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY handmade crafts. . 872-7996 otter 5:38pm. condition. 53,888 miles. stereo, air, 5 speed, MAR ConitrucUm f/WE E^/wares 872-1400/6S9-85SS- FOR SALE 64 Honda CRX *5127 automatic transmis­ il iwtlMUwViaa Ma.i7W, CAM ARO Borllnetta 1981. Asking $3588. 527-5898. sion. Best offer. 725- excellent condition, Call Jackie 647-1990 64S-M40 / 22V-M16 Consifiiinenl Available S3 Buick Skylark *2978 MERCURY Monoorch T-tops, olr, automotic. 1978 CHEVY Nova. 6 cy­ 2634 8am-4pm, 872-9057 low mileage. S7500 or MOTORCYCLES/ se Honda Chzio CRX *6897 best offer. 643-4638. PAINTINO/ 1976. New exhaust sys­ $2888. or best otter. linder, am/fm radio, after 5pm. MOPEDS PERSONAL SERVICES Opening Date: tem, good tires, air, se Dodga Lanoar *6973 649-3328 ______runs great. $888. or besi H O N D A 1976 CB 360 T . BUICK Skvhawk 1980. PAPERIN6 MISCELLANEOUS • Checkbook Control A u gu st 1st 108,000 miles. 8475. 644- 86 Toyota Tarcal *5749 offer. 643-2219. Low miles. S350. o r best Good condition. 80,000 HONDA CB650 1901. Very LAWN CARE • Ineomo Tox Mrooorotton 3968.______57 Pont. SunNrd *5123 offer. 643-8108 o r 646- miles, V-6, 4 speed, good condition. Low NAME your own price.) SERVICES • LNo 6 Hootth Inturonoo AOvleo sunroof. $1500 or best miles. S875. Please Call 645-1171 CAM ARO Borllnetta 1982. 84 Honda CMC W g *6453 L IP M A N #1 6498 otter 6pm.______Father & Son Polntlnp • Mudfot ConowttoHon MORIARTY offer. 649-5110.______telephone 742-5913. • nnondol 4 Ivtoto Mlonnlnb for informaUon. V-6,4-speed, air, power 58 Honda Praluda *8922 VOLKSWAGEN BUICK Century Wagon C O R R IV EA U ’S and Poperino. Remo-., B iL b Y S IT T E R . G irl (14) steering and brakes. DODGE Daytona Turbo val. 291-8567. desires central |ob(s). Call Don Motlar-649-3339 SSVWSelrooea *10,124 1979. Running condi­ LAWN SERVICE M U L T I-F a m ily Ta g Sole. Stereo. T/A Radlals, PRE-OWNED BROTHERS tion. Needs some work. 1985. All power, stereo,' CARS Please telephone 646- S5 Honda DX Chile *6773 G T tires, mint condi­ D. B. Moslar, Inc. July 30 and 31, 9-5pm. cor bra. Good condl- 1088 VW J E T T A - *10,805 $300 or best offer. Coll a Fully Inaured Wenovatiom/Plus ^ T untll llpm.______88 Chsvy Cuat. Van * S O L D tion. $5200. 649-9246. FOR SALE Corner of Autumn and tlon. 84000. 649-5087. a QL's TO cHOoae fnom 649-2840. Cuatoffl Inlarlor tEMarlor Ashworth Street, Man­ 84FordTsmpo *4197 a Free Ea'tImatea i Palntlne • Calling Rapalr a / ODD fobs, Trucking. D O D G E 600 1987. 4 door, AT. AO. tTtMO. CHOtCa OP OOLOht USED DELIVERING chester. olr, automatic, AM -FM 84Pont. 8(X)0 *5181 a Call 647-7657 Ranaar • Poarar WartUng Home repairs. You Rich, clean, stone-free FTaa Eaffmafea ■ name It, we do It. Free HUGE Tag sale. Satur- cassette. Best offer. 84 Olds Clara *5372 ___ _.*9405 loem. S yards. *80 Plus Tax. Call 6434263.______CARS Umund • Sutor DIteountt estimates. Insured. 643- Alto, sand, gravel, atone day July 30 and Sunday 86 Honda Civic SI *7968 ■7VW8CIROCCO CARPENTRY/ 646-2253 0304. and horaa manure. J u ly 31, 10-5om. 16 CAVALIER-CImarron 83 Mazda RX-7 *5427 oa Maikur Soofpio *19,495 Hickory Drive, He­ 1983. 4 door, 5 speed, 81 Chav. Monta Carlo *3928 OOMare. SaMa *11,995 loaded. 83200. Please _____ *6.850 REMOOELINO 643-9504 bron. Follow the signs 88 Marc. Capri *6331 Pressurs Treated Jrom Daly Rood, Route telehone 646-2213. 07 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 I Fuel injected VO, automatic overdrive, front wheel drive, 60/40 spilt seat, ROORNO/ Decks S3 Ply. Turlanio *2567 FAMIMID REM0DELM6 85 near Gay City. Elect­ ..... 07 Marc. Topaz *6795 I power steering, power brakes. AM/FM stereo, sport mirrors, whpol covprt, tinted gla SIOINO Top quality M.50 par ric guitar, keyboard, "Tba M e Prof essioaals” I rear dafoggar, air conditioning cloth Interior,- *555, *559, *660. Room addmant, docln, raoflne,' square foot complats. T&L MASONRY c y d e 87 Marc. Cougar *10,999 •Idine, windawt and atittor*. Brick, block, atona. bike, sports equip­ CHEVROLET-BUICK,L INC. I ' v 2 4 /Mi m s St., Mspchsstar ....7,705 Bailc conatructad 1st ment, stereo, records, 07 Marc. Q. Marquit *11,395 aachbaa and bulldoiar Mrlc#' floor docks. Chimneys and rtpelrs. ROUTE S3, VERNON ovolloMa. Call Bob Porrond, Jr. uMCHEnranoonw topes, toys, sleds, fur­ \ 6 4 f r - 3 h s 82 CHEVETTE , 2 ^ 9 5 CLYDE PRICE No job too small. 07 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 Bst. 647-8569 All types ol roofing & 6 4 7 -7 9 5 7 niture, clothes, tools, se Chsvy pu *8495 $11,995 repairs. Wood shingles FREE ESTIMATES ping pong table, 24 TollaM Tapk, Rto. S3 se Toyota PU *5990 07 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 Rts.6454849 — Cedar Shakes. everything.______INVITATION TO BIO VBnMB, CT • - S Call 645 -8 0 6 3 649 263 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 LESS CHEVY ^ 27 Yttr* Exp»rl0nc» HAWNES TREE SERVICE TA G Sole. Saturday, July 86 Chsvy cia Saolad bldi will ba racsivad mturad • Oaanaad * OuiranlHd loadsd *10,900 In tha Oanarol Sarvicat' of- 80 Toyota Camry *6995 REBATE ' WE DO IT ALL Buokat, truck 4 ehippsr. Stump 30th. 9am-3pm. flca, 41 Cantar St., Monchas- Dormar*. ItalMd rtandMO. lamoval. Frsa oatlmatsa. Ralndote-August 6th. se Chsvy CIO *8995 tar, CT until 11:00a.m. on tha V LEGAL NOTICE Addnkxw. Daoka. art can oiMlom 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 SO Marc. Marquis *5995 $ 5 0 0 Spadal conakfsratlon for Children's books, toys, ae Chsvy CIO. data ihown balow for ttia fol­ buNd your noma ContMWnt stuffed animals, old lowing: A carfiflad Hat of DEMO­ 60 Marc. G. Mar. LS *11,495 piloaa. ExotOtia torManoM. aldofty and handleappsd. LANDSCAPINfl loadsd *10,900 CRATIC portv-andoraad con- Intufod. Hoorasd and potMoHo. housewares and knick- A U G . 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MANC1€STH « ) 4 b . ^ > SPORTS Conley seeks Agassi overcomes Berger in Voivo net piay Judicial relief FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Triple jumper Mike Conley says he has evidence that his final STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. (A P ) - Second- A'W:, effort at last week’s U.S. Olympic track and field seed^ Andre Agassi survived a second-set power trials was measured inaccurately. fa ilim a n d overcame No. 10 Jay Berger 6-1,1-6,6-3 Conley, a silver medalist in the 1984 Olympics and Friday in the quarterfinals of the $601,500 Volvo a nine-time NCAA Indoor and Outdoor long and International Tennis Tournament. tHple jump champion with the University of Agassi, the top-ranked American in the world at Arkansas from 1982-85, contends he didn’t make the No. 5, w ill face 12th-seeded Dan Goldie in one 1988 Olympic track squad because his final triple semiflnal Saturday. Goldie outlasted 17-year-old jump wasn’t measured correctly. Jim Courier, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Conley said Thursday he jumped farther at the The other two quarterfinals also went three sets. trials than form er Indiana jumper Robert Cannon. Ninth-seeded Darren Cahill of Australia eliminated Cannon was third and gpt the final spot on the U.S. Roger Smith of the Bahamas, 6-3,4-6, 6-2, and Paul team behind trials winner Willie Banks and trials Annacone, the I3th seed, outlasted Marty Davis 6-4, runner-up Charlie Simpkins. 4-6, 7-5. Cannon’s best jump was 57-10>/4. Conley’s best Agassi, who has won four tournaments and was 57-9V«. $401,000 this year, won the first four games of the However, Conley said bis final jump should have match behind a smashing forehand that had Berger been measured at 57-ll>A and not 57-7V«. out of position for much of the first set. Conley got the 57-7Vi measure because one judge Agassi was actually growling as he ran around ruled that Conley’s shorts scraped the sand. backhands and whistled forehands from com er to The 57-llMi measurement would have earned him comer. Rm ptnt(VSp«aM to lira Herald - a spot on the team. - He started the second set the same way, with a Conley said an ABC videotape supports hisclaim. forehand winner and an ace to win the first game. INTERMEDIATE CHAMPS — The Di­ versa, Elizabeth Doll, Scott Salonen, Jim “ Mike was robbed,” Arkansas track coach John But then, his shots suddenly lost their zip and plomats won the Intermediate Division Curry, Sean Keenan. Back row: Coach McDonnell said. “ ABC showed us the tape. ’That Berger, ranked 21st in the world, dominated the rest at Mount Nebo in the Manchester Rec' Chris Diana, Blake Pospisil, Eric Hof­ mark was in the pit before Mike’s feet ever landed in of the set, winning the next six games. Including two Department-sponsored summer soccer fman, Joe Gray, AnnMarie Diana, Tom the pit. I saw the nnark and Mike was over it as clear breaks when Agassi double-faulted away his serve. program.* Team members, from left, as ABC.” “ I actually felt strong in the second set, but I let it McKeown, Amy Danahy, Nino “I want some other people to look at those slip away,” 'said Agassi, who blamed a lack of front row: Mana Zarinejad, Matt Da- Phanithasack. pictures,” Conley said. “ A lot is riding on it and you concentration. can’t let it go by on a whim. They said the sand was “ I thought it (the second set) was going to go the cleared bfore I jtfmped, but who is going to say it same way, especially after I won the first game,” he 49ers look for . route to success wasn’t? I don’t want my future resting on a judge’s said. pride.” By the middle of the second set, he said, he was .LONDON (AP) - The San Walsh hopes his side can emulate at Walsh didn’t say was tbat thinking ahead to the third. .FYancisco 49ers- are hoping to the Broncos’ achievement. the Broncos lost both games. “ I knew if I could get my head together I could AP photo (eke the same route to the Super Walsh said the 49ers’ appear­ ’They lost 28-27 to the Los Angeles take him,” he said. No. 1'selection .Bowl as the Denver Broncos took Rams at Wembley and 42-10 to the As suddenly as Agassi’s game disappeared, it ance at Wembley represents A TTA C K S — Andre Agassi, shown in a Tennis Tournament Friday. Agassi last season — via Londohr something of a U-turn in their Redskins in the Super Bowl. returned. advanced to the semifinals with a 6-1, J ^ t season the Broncos went to preseason planning. Walsh and his Dolphins’ coun­ He won the first nine points of the final set, file photo, beat Jay Berger In one of the In Packers’ fold. Wemblejf stadium fqr an exhibi­ “ A year ago We weren’t willing terpart , Don Shula, watched their breaking Berger in the firstgame with two forehand quarterfinals at the Volvo International 1-6, 6-3 victory. tion game pnd went on to a Super to come, because we thought it teams conclude three days of smashes and holding serve with two service Bowl date with the Washin^on would be*a distraction,” he said. practice Friday and pronounced By The Associated Press winners. tennis.” double-faulted away his serve and was broken again Redskins in San Diego. “ But after watching the game them ready for action. Berger won the next two games before Agassi Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay’s first-round draft But he said no one can play that well for two in the 10th gam e when he missed two volleys. Now it’s the 49ers’ turn to face last year and.seeing that the “We hope that we’re well scored Hie decisive break in the fifth game when choice, agreed to terms Friday, leaving just four of straight sets. the Miami Doiphins in an exhibi­ Denver team went to Super Bowl, received and can put'on a good Berger m ^ e three errors and Agassi scored on a the N F L ’s 27 first-rounders unsigned. ” I thought I had a pretty good shot (entering the But Smith, whose powerful serve helped him tion match at Wembley on we felt that we could accommo­ show and be competitive,” Walsh lob. ~ Sharpe, a wide receiver froni %uth Carolina, was third set),” he said. “ I came out and he jumped on upset No. 1 Ivan Lendl on Wednesday, double- Sunday, and head coach Bill date thetrip.” said. Agassi broke again in the final game. the seventh player taken in the N F L draft. Terms of me again, and I don’t think I hit the ball as well as I faulted twice in the fifth gam e o f the flnal set and “ There was absolutely nothing I could have done his contract were undisclosed. could.” two more times in the seventh gam e for two breaks The Super Bowl champion Washington Redskins, in the first set,” Berger said. " I could have played Cahill also nearly let his match get away. After that put him behind 2-5. Cahill then served out the much better, but Andre was playing tremendous breaking Smith to go up 4-3 in the second set, he match. .Verplanck paces Buick Open..fii meanwhlle,*signed m eir last two hddouts, defen­ sive tacklb Darryl JGrant and oornerback Barry . GRAND BLANC. Mich. (AP) - Two-time defending champion Wilburn. Both are stgrtdlns and Wilburn led the NF L Scott Verplank, who knew much <3hi Chi Rodriguez, shot a 68 and in interceptions last season with eight. Induction a homecoming for Page success as an amateur but none Golf Roundup was tied Tor second with A1 Shaipe will not begin practice with the Packers Hoop player as a pro, matched his first-round Geiberger. until Sunday. After signing his contract in South By Rusty Miller “ From an emotional stand­ going in together.” 66 FViday to take a two-stroke Arnold Palmer, making his Carolina, he flew to Georgia where he will speak to The Associated Press point. it will be particularly Biletnikoff added. “ I believe it lead after two rounds of the Buick “ It sounds crazy. I hit a lot of first visit in five years, shot a 70. an anti-drug rally Saturday.* emotional for my family. Forme, when they say that the area’s a Open.’ good drives and a lot of- bad The only remaining unsigned first-rounders are gives up car Verplank, who has struggled as drives,” said Couples, who CANTON, Ohio — ’Twenty-five it will be a great honor, but an great one for football. Sometimes offensive linemen Paul Gndfter of Tampa day and S a pro after winning the 1985 earned a fifth-place tie in the years ago Alan Page got a - honor that I’ve received for people don’t see where all the Dickinson sets pace , Eric Moore of the New YoH( Giants; tight endJCeith things that I would have done great players come from. This is Western Open while still an Masters, lOth-place tie in the U.S. Jackson of the Philadelphia Eagles .and defensive ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - New summer construction Job in his . BETHESDA, Md. (A P ) - Judy anyway.” just a coincidence but it says amateur, was at 12-under-par 132 Open and fourth-place tie in the back Ricky Di]t.on of C i^ n n a ti. Mexico State University basketball player hometown to help build the Pro Dickinson, relishing the oppres­ The four inductees represent something.” after 36 holes. Howard ’Twitty was British Open. Only Moore, the M)th player chosen, appeared ^eve McGlothin says he wouldn’t trade Football Hall of Fame. On sive heat that hindered others, some of the greatest teams of the Page went from Canton Central next at 134 after shooting a 65, the near signing. anything for his last year of eligibility, not even Saturday, Page will be enshrined shot a 4-under-par 67 Friday to last 25 years. And they also Catholic High School to Notre best round of the tournament. The Giants have offered a contract worth about his first car. in that Hall. Nichols In front take a one-stroke lead over four represent the best of the Rust Dame and then to the Vikings, The winner of the $700,000 $1.9 million over four years, which would putUm “ It wasjust anotherdirty job on golfers after the first round of the Belt. where he spent 1967 through 1978. tournament will earn $126,000and CONCORD, Mass. (AP) - between the ninth choice,^‘Terry McDaniel o f the The 6-foot-8 McGlothin has agreed to give up a hot day,” Page said, remem­ $225,000 Greater Washington Three came out of western He was the National Footbali use of a car for one year. Bobby Nichols, who hasn’t won a Raiders'and the 11th, Michael Irvin of the Cowboys. the 1988 Nissan Sentra he won at a Worid bering that sununer when he was Senior Tour event in three years, Open. Pennsylvania — Bilet Erie, Ham League's most valuable player in “ I had the same amount of fun ' Tho^Lanw and the HaM: Quarterback Jim Kelly, Basketball League game July 13. a high school football player shot a 5-under-par 67 Friday to Dickinson, seeking her first from Johnstown and Ditka from 1971, the first defensive player today as yesterday,” Verplank 'still recovering from an ankle sprain he suffered McGlothin won the carby making a haifcourt looking to make some money. . take a one-stroke lead after the LPGA tournament victory since. Carnegie. Canton is just across ever to receive that honor. Four said. ’T n i just happy I was able just before camp started, will stay behind when the shot at halftime. His program number was one Also to be inducted will be Mike first round of the $300,000 Digital 1986, had six birdies and a pair of the Ohio line. other times he was named the to go out and enjoy m yself as Buffalo Bills meet the Cleveland Browns in a of two chosen in a random drawing for the shot. Ditka, Jack Ham and Fred Senior PG A Classic. bogeys playing in temperatures “ Isn’t that something that we conference defensive player of much as I did yesterday. I scrimmage Samrday. Coach Marv Levy said he will But the National Collegiate Athletic Associa­ Biletnikoff, but for Page, the day Nichols, 52, ran off four straight that h o v e r^ around 95 degrees. aii came from within 90 to 100 the year. He spent the final 3>A enjoyed playing golf. This is play the three quarterbacks behind Kelly — Frank tion said McGlothin won the car with his will have a special meaning birdies on the front side and “ If the weather stays like this. miles of Canton?” Page said. years of his 15 seasons with the actually kind of fun. Reich, Stan Gelbaujgh and Brian McClure.... I athletic ability, a violation of mles. . because he was born and raised in I’ll be very happy,” Dickinson “ That’s something unique. That Bears. “ I’d like to play the rest of my added a fifth on the back nine in Running back Riieben Mayes will be held out of 'Ilie NCAA said he could keep the Car or his Canton. hot, humid weather that cut into said. “ I like it when it’s hot.” says something about the quality While Page played in four career without worrying about New Orleans’ intra-squad scrimmage Saturday as a senior year of eligibility, but not both. “ I don’t if things have changed Beth Daniel, Jan Steidienson, of footbail that is piayed in the Super Bowls with the Vikings, what I shoot. I ’d rather have fun the 72-man field. precaution against re-inJurlng his surgically “ It was my first car,” McGlothin said in a a great deal (back home),” said Orville Moody, the tour’s top Janet Coles and Susan Sanders the former Minnesota Vikings area.” who lost each time. Ham was on than just go out and play.” repaired right knee. Several other players will also telephone interview Friday from his home in money-winner this year, with­ finished with 68’s while Ayako and O iicago Bears defensive Ham said, “ western Pennsyl­ the winning side in three Super F r ^ Couples, one o f six co­ miss the scrinunage because of injuries, including Fresno, Calif. “ But I’d rather play basketball. drew before the 54-hole event Okamoto, Lynn Adams, Miki tackle. “ Obviously, it’s great to vania and Ohio have always been Bowls. The Penn'State graduate leaders with Verplank after the guard Chuck Commiskey and nmning back L ^ e ll 2 I took the car back to the dealer about a week began and Julius Boros, one of the Cheng and M ary Beth Zimmer­ go home. It’s going to be a fun known for great football players.. was all-conference or all-pro for first round, was at 135 with Mike Carr, the fourth-round draft choice. Punter Brian ago.” Sullivan, Steve Elkington and “ Super Seniors” at age 68, pulled man were two strokes off the Hansen has a sprained right ankle and may be held weekend. It’s a nice coincidence that were seven straight years. ’Tim Norris. out after nine holes. pace. out. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard bested Sterling Upholstery & Supply, Jon Stephenson 5-1, at Keeney Field. Don Flcoelll hod Susan Sanders Legion In exhibition tilt three hits and Jorge Rivera and Mickey Beth Daniel « Little League Ramos two apiece for the Sheriff’s. Lynn Adams Noah enters semifinals Cardinala 7, Expoa 5 Amarican Laagua atandinga The Manchester Legion baseball team winds up Lorry Chalsson drove home the lone Mel-Chl Cheng Sterling marker. Avoko Okamoto 34-35—« BORDEAUX, France — Yannick Noah of France, Basebidl STLOUIS its non-Zone slate Sunday as It hosts Simsbury at 6 Mary Beth ZImmermon 3^34—« playing his third three-set match in a row, squeaked _ MOtlTREAL Best OlvWen p.m. at Moriarty Field. Marta Flgueros-Dottl a b rh b l -rhM W L Pet. GB Summer Little League oTIna Barrett into the semifinals of the $245,000 Bordeaux Grand Coleman If 4 0 10 ONIxonlf 4 0 11 Detroit 59 41 a o Elaine Crosby 3535—TO Prix Passing Shot tennis tournament Friday. OSmIthss 3 2 11 D IV M z c f 4 000 New York a 42 .5a T Manchester Nationals downed Ver­ Sally Quinlan Nillonal Leigue stindings McGee cf 4 2 4 1 Plm rldph 10 10 Boston a 43 J74 m non, 2-1, Friday. Todd Napolltono, G otf Nancy White Noah, seeded No. 1, had it even closer than he did B m nskyrf 5 0 0 1 WJhnsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Cleveland 52 51 .505 8)^ Mortarty’s play pair today Pndltn3b '5 0 2 2 W ollchph Milwaukee 52 52 .s a 9 Steve Ruggiero and Brady Maynard Am y Alcott in the first two rounds. He was forced into two East DIvltIgii 10 0 0 starred offensively w hile Kevin Cough­ Down Coe Lo g a lb 5 0 1 0 B rooksrf 2 00 0 Toronto 51 52 .m 9V<| Moriarty Brothers completes a busy week of tiebreakers before prevailing over Lawson Duncan W L Pet. OB Dauend2b 4 1 0 0 TJonesrf Baltimore 32 » .317 27Vi lin shine Mfensively. Napolltono, Dave Sarah LeVeoue 3^36—■TO New York 61 40 .604 — 2 12 0 Greater Hartford Twilight League action today with Botterton and John Helln combined on Jill Briles 353S-™ of Asheville, N.C., 6-7,7-6,6-4. Duncan was the No. 8 TPena c 4 2 2 2 Nettles 3b 4 12 0 West DIvtstan Tallwood ‘ Pittsburgh Si 43 .574 3 DeLeonp 3 0 0 0 Foley2b 4 12 0 W L Pet. a three-hitter. Susie Bemlng seed. Atontreol 53 48 .525 8 GB a split doubleheader. The MB’s will visit the Vernon WOMBN'S CLUB — LOW Gross, Lew Lenore RIttenhouse 3931—70 (lulsnbryp 0 0 0 0 Santoven c 4 0 12 Oakland 62 40 .6K Chicago 50 51 .495 11 Doyleyp 0 0 0 0 Hudler ss 4 111 Minnesota a 45 ,5a Orioles at 3; 30 p.m. at Henry Park before returning Net, Putts — 16 Holers— Championship Chris Johnson 3536—71 Sf. Louis 45 57 .441 W/7 home for a 7; 30 p.m. affair with the same Orioles at night- Gross- Barbara Larson 90, Net- Anne Kelly 3535—71 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Perezp 10 0 0 California a 51 .495 i m Philadelphia 43 59 .422 18V NEW YORK — Chris Evert has been nominated Los Angeles 59 41 .590 — M cG ffgnp 0 0 0 0 Seattle a 63 .386 22V) Aug. 5. They’re tentatively scheduled to be played at Johnson 34, Doris Contesso 34; B- Jull Inkster 33-38—71 Houston 54 47 .535 S'A Gross- Gloria Wlllloms 103, Net- Doris' by the United States Tennis Assocation to Rivera ph 1111 mdavY Gomes LIselotte Neumann 35g— Son Francisco 52 48 .520 7 To m s McKenna Field in East Hartford and Palmer Field Deuse 72, Putts- Eleanor Aufmon 34, Alice Rltzmon a 7 11 7 TSMS 3U115 LoleGemssNetbieluded R w participate in the tennis competition at the Seoul Cincinnati 50 51 .495 9'A Boston 6, M lhvM kee 4 1st game Jeon Archomboult 34; C- Gross- Ann Am y Benz Son Diego 46 56 ,451 14 SILeuls in Middletown. PestrlHo 116, Net- Rita Beebe 78, Putts- Cathy Reynolds 35-36—^ Olympic Games, a USTA official announced ____ 8B N8 318-7 Boston 5, Milwaukee 4 2nd game M tinorlal Corner Store downed Jim 's Atlanta 35 65 .350 24 meiiiie ie |W gig giS-S DetrottXTexosZIslgame Arco, 4-4, Friday night at Nike Field. Corolyn Leking 34. Janice Gibson 3 5 K —71 Friday. m d a y t OamM 9 Holers — Championship Flight- Game Winning RBI — 'TPena (4). Texas Z Detroit 1 2nd game Mike Vlllandrv had three hits and Ed Tommie Green Evert replaces Elise Burgin, who withdrew from tote Oamw Net Included . TIBarrett. DP-StLouls Z Cleveland7,Mlnnssetg0 Bradley, Pot Zoppola, John Hannon Gross- Cheryl Gerber 46, Net- Pat Kothi^ Young , ^36—71 NcwYorkl.PIttsburghO Club title on the line Hodge 37, Putts- Alisa BeblnskI 14; A- the team because she has not fully recovered from L O ^ t ^ ls 8, Montreal 7. 2B—Nettles, Toronto 7, New York 1 and Olen PelllgrTnelll two apiece for Sherrin Smvers St. Louls7,Montreal5 ftlw , Hudler. 3B-Rlvera. HR-TPena KanwsCtty4Boltlmore2 Corner. The latter homerd. Mike Cory, Gross- Elaine Gilbert 55, Net- Rolands Penny Hommel J5-36—72 ChlcogoO, Phllodelphla3 ’Tim McNamara and Lon Annulli will tee it up arthoscopic knee surgery earlier this year. I®'®*"*®" California at Chicago, (n) Jim Silva and Joe Tebescle each had Clark 35, Putts- Clark 16; B- Gross- Rosie Jones anclnnotl at Son Diego, (n) (33), COMMan (54). $F-O Sm lth. Morion Foote 64, Net- M ary Jarvis 37, Vicki FSrgon , 37-»—ra David Markin, chairman of the USTA selection Oakland at Seattle, (n) Sunday at 8:16 a.m. at the Manchester Country Club three hits and Pete Stebblns two for Houston at Los Angeles, (n) H R ER BE SO SahasMrs Games Putts- Georgia Boggs 16. Martha Nause committee and first vice president of the Atlanta otSan Francisco, (n) SILmiIs with the Men’s Club Championship at stake. ’The Jim 's. ^ Rebecca Word 3535—TO Milwaukee (Htauwo 78) at Boston Final standings: Arm y and Navy Club association, said Evert’s nomination was submitted DeLeon W,78 813 9 4 4 3 8 (Clemens 14-5), 1:0S p^n. pair will vie in a 36-hole match play final. 1^3, M ain P u b /M M H 11-3, E lks 9-S, Cathy Marino Atlanta (MohSir%)*S'^an Francisco Quisnbrv 13 1 1 1 0 0 MInnesola (Andersen 27) at Cleveland McNamara advanced to the championship round Monchester Pina 6-8,-J.Mac & Son Bulek Open acorea Susie Redman 5'2i~S to the U.S. Olympic Committee and the Interna­ (Downs 104), 4:05 p.m. Doylev 0 1 0 0 0 0 (Nichols 80), 1:35 p.m. with a 4 and 3 win over defending champ Brad Welding 4-10, Memorial Corner Store Connie ChlllemI 3i'5“2 tional Tennis Federation. Pittsburg (Walk 11-5) at New Yark Worrell S,» 13 0 0 0 0 1 California (AAcCasklll 85) at Chicago 4-10, J im 's A rc o 3-11. Lynn Connrily 37-5—2 (Darting 10-7), 7:05 p.m. Meidieei (Reuss 7-7), 2 : a p.m. Downey while Annulli heat Jim Moriarty 1-up in GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Scores Kathy Postlewolt Chicago (Nipper 1-3) at Philadelphia Perez L.7-5 323 8 5 5 f 1 New York (COndstarla 118) at Toronto their semifinal. Annulli won the club title in 1984 and Friday after the second round ot the Deb Richard S'S""2 (Cormon 6-9, 7:05 p.m. TIBarrett 3 1 3 3 3 2 0 3 (Flanagan 106), 2:a p.m. N Ikt ITtOJIOO Buick Open,plavedatthe7JI16vard, andy Mackey 2 St. Louis (Tudor 54) at Montreal (Oopson Holman 1 0 0 0 1 0 Kansas City (Sanchez 00) at Baltimore par-72 Warwick H ills G elt and Country Sandra Hoynle Graf advances to semifinals 96), 7:35 pjn. was runner-up in ’86. Washington Soclol Club downed Al­ McGffgan 1 0 0 0 1 2 (Boddicker 512), 7:35 p.m. Club: Joon Joyce 37-35—g Houston (Andular 1-4) at Los Angeles p w le y pitched to 1 batter In the 9lh. Texas (Haugh911)ot Detroit (TerrellAO), lied Printing, W«, at Nike Field. Chris Scott Verplank 6666-132 Debbie Hall HAMBURG, West Germany — Stieffi Graf of West (Valenzuela 58), 10:05 p.m. Motwo, Jack Lyon and Bob McMohone HBP-OeLeon by Perez. WP—DeLeon, 7:35 p.m. Howard Twltty 6965—134 Nina Foust 25’S~2 Germany beat Raffaella Reggi of Italy 6-0, 6-0 andnnoll (Browning 94) at Son Diego Perez. PB—Sontovenla. Oakland (Stewart 1210) at Seattle Patriots sl^n Stephans each roped three hits and Scott Jones, M ike Sullivan 6768—135 Kim Shipman (Jones 78), 10:05 p.m. Dan Hanson and Steve Scott two apiece Friday and advanced to the semifinals of the Umpires Heme, Poncino; First, Rlp- (Moore 511), 10:05 p.m. Steve Elkington 6667— 135 Julie KIntz 2^2—2 fundov'* Games plew Second, Brocklander; Third, SMITHFIELD, R.I. — ’Two weeks after he was for Social Club. Wayne Green, Kip Tim Norris 6966—135 MItzl Edge 5-*-2 $200,000 Virginia Slims of Hamburg. St. Louis at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Colpitts, Tony Barrett, Ron Reagenond MeSherrv. Milwaukee at Boston, 1:05 p.m. due to report to training camp, running back John Fred Couples 6669—135 Denise Streblo 3538—73 Graf, who won her first Wimbledon title ealier this Pittsburgh at New York, 1:35 p.m. T-3:22. A-32,198. , Kansas City at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Scott Scott each hod two hits for Allied. Jam es Hollet 67-69—136 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Stephens, New England’s first-round draft pick, Reed's and Elmore Associates meet month, bounced back Friday after a poor showiM in Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Tom Sleckmonn 6967—136 Atlania at San Rrancisco, 2,3:05 p.m. Texas at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. signed Friday viith the Patriots, the NFL club said M onday at 7:30 p.m. In the final gam e of Tim Simpson 667D—136 Houston at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Amarican Laagua raauNa the regular season. her win against Yugoslavia’s Sabrina Goles^on New York at Toronto, 1:35 pjn. Friday. . Tommy Arm our III 6968—137 Thursday. anclnnotl at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. California at Chicago, 3:n p/n. Dave Elchelberger 6968—137 Transactions Rad Sox a Brawara 4 Oakland at Seattle, 4 :K p.m. * Terms of the three-year deal were not announced. Northern Wayne Grady 6968—137 In other matches Friday, Katerina Maleeva of Stephens was at the Patriots’ Bryant College camp, Kenny Knox 6968—137 Bulgaria beat Isabel Cueto of West Germany 6-2,7-6 NatloflilLiaguaraiuttt Gibson's Gym captured first place Ron Streck 4969—138 Indiana 7. Twina 0 which opened for rookies and free agents on July 15. with 0 6-1 win over Dean Machine at Rocco Mediate 667D—138 (8-6); Radka Zubrakova of Czechoslovakia beat MILWAUKEE BOSTON Stephens was the last of the Patriots’ 13 draft Robertson Pork. Dove Peck had three Don Forsmoo 7968—138 B A S E B A L L Silke Meier of West Germany 6-2, 6-1, and Bettina O brhM ObrhM MINNESOTA CLEVELAND American League 1 Matal.PIrataaO hits and Pat Vlgnone and Bill Daley two Doug Tewell 6670-138 IFulco of Argentina beat Sandra Cecchini of Italy, Molltor3b 4 0 1 2 JoReedss 4 2 4 0 o h rh M ObrhM choices this year to sign. apiece for Gibson's. Tony Caslono George Archer 6672—138 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Traded Mike (jontnr 2b 4 0 1 0 Barrett 2b 5 110 Gladden If 4000 RWsgtnss 4 111 socked two hits for Dean. Ken Green 6670—138 Boddicfcer, pitcher, to the Boston Red Sox '^7-5, 6-1. PITTSBURGH NEW YORK Yount cf 3000 Bo(igs3b 5 111 Lmbrdz3b 40 10 Franconlf 4 0 11 Playoff action Monday finds L.M. Gill Scott Hoch 6672-138 for Brody Anderson, outfielder, and Curt a b rh M rh M Leonard If 3 0 10 Greenwilf 4 12 3 Puckett cf 4020 Franco 3b 4 110 vs. P.M . Construction at 6 p.m. B arry Joeckel 6970—139 SchllHng, pltdier. \ Bondsif 3 0 1 0 Wilson ct 4000 D eerrf 3 100 Burks cf 3 12 1 Gaettl3b 3010 Carter d 4 112 Finol standings: Gibson's Gym 12-2, Jim Carter 6970-139 BOSTON RED SOX—Ploced Oil Can Llnd2b 4000 MofMdn 1b 3000 Brock 1b 4 110 Benzngrrf 3 0 11 Ijr k in 1b 4000 H a llrf 4 2 3 0 L.M. G ill 11-3, P.M. Construction 9-S, David Graham 6970—139 Boyd, pitcher, on the 15dav disabled list. ^bone leads qualifying VanSlykef 4 0 0 0 TeufM2b 3 000 MIeverdh 400 1 RIcedh 4000 Harper c 4010 Kittle dh 3 12 2 Television and Radio Trash-Awav 60, Wlnlnger's Gymnas­ Fulton Allem 7166—139 Signed Mike Boddicker, pitcher, to a Bonilla 3b 4 0 10 ^ eum ss 3 100 Parrish 1b 4 000 Loudnrdh 3000 Upsltowlb 3 000 two-year contract. S trsO rvrf 3000 tics 60, Dean Machine 5-0, Manchester AkI Ohmochl 6970-139 TALLADEGA. Ala. — Terry Labonte led GWIIson rf 3000 M cR vM sIf 3 0 10 COBrtenc 2 110 Rom lnerf 0000 OovMsnrf 3000 Jacoby 3b 3 111 OH Het 3-10, Manchester Police 3-11. Dove Rummells 6671—139 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Placed Bud Bream lb 3 0 0 0 Carter c 200 0 Surhoffc 1000 (Sedmonc 4 000 Gagne ss 3000 Barxloc 200 0 J ^ Slum on 6970—139 Block, pitchw, on the 15d^ disabled list, second-day qualifying Friday for the Talladega 500, LV Ilrec 3 0 0 0 HJohsnSb 3 000 T eM s 31 « 3 TPMs M611 6 TeMs a w 8 31 718 7 Gene Souers 6671—139 retroactive to July 19. Called up Rod improving by more than 3 mph from his first-day Bernard ss 3 0 10 E lsle rss 3 111 ’TODAY A East Roy B arr 67-72-139 Nichols, pitcher, from Colorado Springs of effort. Smilev p 1000 O ledap 3010 Noon: Tennis: Volvo International. ESPN Jock Renner 6672—140 the Pacific Coast League. TeloN aoso TutoN 27 1 3 1 Manchester Medical Supply clinched iivfivnwi ksosw Game Winning RBI — Greenwell (12). a tie for first place with on 11-0decision David Edwards 6672—140 The 1984 Winston Cup champion earned the 2lst (ksne WInnIne RBI — Jacoby (3). 1 p.m. — Brewers at Red Sox, NESN, WTIC B ill Britton 7670—140 A T LA N T A B R A V E S -P lo ce d Bruce Sut­ E—Sveum, Brock, Molltor, Stanley. DP—MInnesola 1. LOB—Minnesota 4 over Cummings Insurance at Robertson ter, pltdier, on the I5dav disabled list. starting spot in the 42-car field by turned a fast lap of DP—Milwaukee 1, Bostan 2. LOB— 2 p.m. — Yankees at Blue Jays, Channels 22, 30, Pork. Brian Sullivan had four hits. Rich Tom Byrum 71-69—140 NSW York 8W 8M Six— 1 Cleveland 4 2B—Hall, RWoshlngton, Bobby Wodklns 7266—140 Recalled Joe Boever, pitcher, from Rich­ 190.962 mph on the 2.66-mile, high-banked oval at Game Winning RBI — Elster (5) . Milwaukee 4, Bostan ia 2B—COBrien, Puckett. HR—Kittle (14), Corter (19). S— WPOP Gustafson and John Bork three apiece mond of the International League. Aiolltor, Brock,' Benzinger, JoReed, and Denis WHtella and Ralph Berpordi Brad Faxon 71-69—140 Alabama International Motor Speedway. E—Atagadan. DP^-New York 1. LOB— Bando.SF-Jacobv. „ ^ 2:30 p.m. — Golf: Buick Open, Channel 3 Wayne Levi 7268—140 LOS A N G E LE S DOO<3ERS—Activated Pittsburgh 4, New York 4. HR—Elster:,^ Burks, Barrett. HR—Greenwell (17). chipped In twe each for Medical. Steve Pedro Guerrero, InfleMer, from the That was considerably better than the 187.599 that 2:30 p.m. — Football: Hall of Fame game- Rams Manning, Pot Collet and Joy and Josh Gregixry Lodehoff 6674—140 (7). SB— AAcReynolds (14). S ^ m lle y 2. '' iSleneeeio Howrovd each roped twe hits for Robert Wrenn 7266-140 21-day disabled list. left him 36th after the first round of time trials. IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Biylevsn L,7-ii 613 7 7 7 1 3 vs. Bengals, Channels 8,40 F u m ZoMler 71-69—140 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Pittsburgh Winn 1 3 0 0 0 0 Cummings. Starting right beside Labonte in Sunday’s Wegmon L,108 3 2 3 7 6 3 4 2 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: Julian Jackson vs. Buster Playoff schedule Is: Monday— Lo- Peter Jacobsen 7971— 141 Activated Bob Dernier, outfielder, from the Smiley L,97 8 3 1 1 2 6 Portueol 23 0 0 0 0 1 Drayton. WBA Junior middleweight Utle, Channel 3 throp vs. Jones at 7:30p.m; Tuesday— Greg Powers 6972—141 21-doydlsobled list. Sent Tommy Barrett, 500-mile race will be current Winston Cup points New York 41-3 4 0 0 0 2 Buddy Gardner 7366-141 Inflelder, to Maine of the International Oleda W 8 8 9 3 0 0 1 6 Swindell W.129 9 5 0 0 1 5 B ra y vs. M edical Supply at 7:30 p.m. leader Rusty Wallace, who improved from a Hurst W,118 6 4 4 3 4 3 5 p.m. — Horse Rcing: Haskell Invitational, Standings: Bray Jewelers 10-4, Medi­ Roy Stewort 7467—141 League. Umpires Heme, West; First, Engel; H BP—KIttte by Blvleven. Ben Crenshaw 7671—141 BASKETBALL first-day lap of 188.067 to 190.226. Second, Halllon; 'Third, Williams. Stanley 2 1 0 0 0 2 Umpires Home, Cooney; Rrst, Kaiser; ESPN cal Supply 10-4, MAK Company 9-5, LSmIth S,17 1 0 0 0 0 3 Jones Landscaping 8-6, Lathrop Insu­ M ark O'AAeora 71-70-141 Notional Boskelboll Asseclallen The Winston Cup cars will hold their final practice T—2:07. A — W,5M. Second, Welke; Third, Merrill. 5:30 p.m. — Vermont at New Britain. WCNX AAark Brooks 71-70—141 CHICAGO BULLS—Agreed tb terms Hurst pitched to 2 batters In the .71h. T-2:23. A-30,179. rance 60, Cummings insurance 5-9, sessions on Saturday, sandwiched around the ARCA Umpires—Home, Young; Rrst, Ford; (1150-AM) Gentle Touch Car Wash 5-9, J.C. Penney Joy Delsing 71-70—141 with Will Perdue, center. Bob Estes 6673—141 MIAMI HEAT—Signed Kevin Edwards, Permatex 500-kilometer late model stock car race Second, TscMda; Third, Hendry. 7 p.m. — Pirates at Mets, Channel 9, WKHT 3-11. CubsaPhilllaaS T—2:51. TlgeraaRangaraE Larry RInker 7269—141 guard. at 1 p.m. CDT. 8:30 p.m. — Arena Football Championship: M ike Donald 71-70—141 FOOTBALL Charter Oak Tom Purtzer 6972—141 Noltonal Feelbgll Lsague CHICAGO PHILA Royala a Orlolaa 2 R fs t Game Detroit vs. Chicago, ESPN ^ John Adams 6673—141 DETROIT LIONS-Signed Jim Arnold, abrhbl o b rh M TEXAS DETROIT Tierney's trimmed Telephone So­ M ike McCullough 6673—141 punter, and Keith Ferguson, defensive Dunstonss 5000 Bradley If 5 0 2 0 ObrhM brhM ciety, 90, at Fitzgerald Field. Jeff Brian Tennyson 6972—141 end. Trlllo2b 5000 M 'fhm pcf 3 1 2 0 KANSAS CITY BAL'TOMORB Brower cf 5 110 Pettlscf 4000 SUNDAY Barter, Mike Byam, John Butler'and John Cook 7366-141 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-SIgned. Bill Sportiiglit Webster cf 3 2 10 Samuel 2b 5 0 2 0 O brhM O brhM E sp ycf 0 0 0 0 Brokirs 3b 4 13 0 Noon — Tennis: Volvo International, ESPN Brian Quigley each had two hits for Antonio Cerda 71-70—141 Moos, nose tackle, toathree-ywcontrort DowSon rf 4 2 2 1 Schmdt3b 4 1 1 0 Capra cf 5000 Orsulokcf 4 0 1 0 Fletchr ss 5 0 1 0 Salazar n 3000 1 p.m. — Brewers at Red Sox, Channels 30, 38, Tierney's while Paul McNamara, Bill Kim Young 6972—141 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed Jackson r1 1000 Parrish c 4 0 2 2 Sfllwll ss 5 0 1 0 BRIpkn 3b 4 1 1 0 OBrIen 1b 4 0 11 Tramml ss 4 112 Hill and Paul Greenfield each blistered Leonard Thompson 7672—142 John Stephm ruonlnoback.toathree-year Grace 1b 4 111 CJam esrf 3 1 1 0 Seltzer 3b 4 1 1 0 CRIpknss 4 1 1 1 Incvglla If 4 0 0 0 Lemon rf 3 12 0 w’nc a pair for Telephone. Stu Sibley Jodie Mudd 7270—142 contract. ^ ^ Low 3b 5 2 3 4 Jordan 1b 4 0 2 1 Brett 1b 4 1 1 2 Aiurraydh 4 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 13 1 Herndndh 3000 1 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Talladega 500, hom ered fo r the losers. Bruce Lletzke 7672—142 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-nAgreed to By The Associated Press Polmelr If 2 0 10 Jeltzss 4 0 0 0 FWhlte2b 4 2 2 0 'Traberlb 4 0 11 Seedh 2 0 0 0 Knight 1b 300 1 M ond ay's schedule Is: Tierney's vs. J.C. Snead 7270—142 terms with Mel Gray, kick returner, on o B erryhllc 40 10 KGrossp 2 0 0 0 TrtoM Irf 4 0 1 0 S h e M lf 4 0 0 0 B u ^ le 3 b 2000 H ^ c 2000 Channel 3 A cad ia Restaurant at 6 p.m. M ark Calcovecchla 6973—142 two-year controcl. . . Sutdlffep 2 110 Ruffin p 0000 ToMerdh 3 1 1 0 Kennedyc 3 0 0 0 Sundbrge 3 0 00 Wlwndr3b 2000 1 p.m. — NFL Exhibition: 49ers vs. Dolphins, Tom Kite 71-71—142 PITTSBURGH STEELER5—Waived Highlights from this date in sports history: PIcop 1000 GGrossph 0000 BJocksn If 4 1 1 3 Hughes rf 10 0 0 Kunkel 2b 4 0 2 0 Whitakr 3b 1000 Mike Hulbert 7567—142 Cameron Riley, defensive bock. Harris p 0000 LOwenc 3010 Schu3b 3 0 0 0 TeMs 8383 TO M S a a 3 Channels 22, 30 A Cantral July 30 T e M s M6.9S TOMS 31 3 4 3 Clark Burroughs 7369—142 WASHINGTON REDSK^INS— 1961 — Jerry Barber edges Don January by one Totals MS 10 6 Totals 34 3 18 3 1:30 p.m. — Yankees at Blue Jays, SportsChan- Steve Thomas 71-71—142 Signed Darryl <5rant, defensive tackle, too Sportsman Cafe nipped Brand Rex, I City nel, WPOP 10O, at Fitzgerald Field. Jose Gonzales Dillard PruHt 7369^142 two-year contract ond Barry Wilburn, stroke in a playoff to win the PGA title. ChiiKMOO 8 W 013 5 8 8 -8 ON hod three hits. Dove Dougon homered Mike Bradley 7466—142 defensive bock, to o three-year contract. 1968 — Washington’s Ron Hansen pulls off the ..iltoMgMa 1W 1W 1 9 8 -J One out when winning run scored. 1:30 p.m. — Pirates at^ ets, Channel 9, WKHT twice and Rich Doherty ond Thad RIslev Bill Buttner 7369-142 Game Winning RBI — Grace (5). Game Winning RBI — Brett (6). Gome Winning RBI — 'Trammell (9). 2 p.m. — Vemont at New Britain, WCNX added two hits apiece and Paul Marti-, Ronnie Block 7672—142 HOCKEY eighth and most recent unassisted triple play, but E—Samuel, Jordan. DP—Chicago 3. E—Schu. DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— DP—Texas 1, Detrall 1. LOB—Texas 9, Nottenal Heckev LeagM LOB-^lcogo 7, Philadelphia 10. 2B— Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4. 3B— Detroit Z 2B—Lemon Z HR—Sierra (15), (1150-AM) neou homered for Sportsman. Don the Cleveland Indians still wins the game 10-1. Seltzer, FWhIte. HR—Brett (IT), CMpken SumIslaskI, Doug Pranger and Mario M INNESO TA NORTH STARS^-Ngmed '— Bruce Jenner sets the world record in the Bradley, Parrish 2, Dawson, Sutcliffe, Trammell (11). SB-Slenti (10). 5-See. 3 p.m. — Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies, Compbelll each hod two hits ond John Waahington Open acorea Chock Grillo director of prpf^onol 1976 'Webster. 3B—CJomes. HR—Law 2 (7). (16), BJackson (14). Salazar. McAvoy doubled and homered for scouting and Les Jackson, director of Olympic decathlon with 8,618 points breaking SB—MThompson (17), Webster (14), Sut- _ IP H RRR BB SO ESPN dlffe (1). S-SutcllffS, KGroes. IP H R ER BB SO B rand Rex. BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — Scores Friday Nikolai Avilov’s mark by 164 points set in the 1972 Kenees Ctty 3:30 p.m. — Boxing: Buddy McGirt vs. Howard P la yo ff action M ondoy Is: Glenn after the first round of the S225JI00 LPGA • ^ ' ? 6 l l e o e ^ . IP H R ER EE SO Kllgus 8 4 2 3 2 2 GEORGIA TECH—Promoted Ber­ Olympics. Viktor Saneyev of the Soviet Union wins Chicage Sabrhgn W,11- McMurtrvL,21 13 1 1 1 0 0 Davis Jr., IBF welterweight title, (flannels 8, 40 Construction vs. F a rr's at 7:30 p.m. Greater Washington Open ployed at the 10 7 3 2 1 1 4 par-71,6,256yards Bethesda Country Club: nadette McGlade fran women's^.^??- the triple jump for the third straight Olympics. SutdlffeWA9 623 10 3 3 3 3 OelieR 4:30p.m. — Motorsports: Grand Prix of Portland, ball coach to ossodale olhleHc directs. Pico 21-3 2 0 0 1 1 Montjjmnr^ 2 10 0 11 Tonona W.126 9 8 3 2 4 7 Duaty Named Angus Berenoto women's basket­ 1984 — Michael Gross of West Germany sets a PtiHodelphlo Kllgus pitched to 1 batter hi the 9lh. ESPN Judy Dickinson 33-34—67 KGroesUO-7 623 6 6 3 4 Ballard U 4 9 31-3 6 6 5 0 3 Janm Coles ball coach. world record in the 200-meter freestyle with a time 8 UnMrss Heme, CeMe; FIrsI, Clark; 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Buick Open, Channel 3 Hartford County Sheriff's Association 3534-68 Ruffln 1 1 3 1 2 2 2 1 Sisk 3 23 2 0 0 0 1 Second, Denkhigsr; Third, McOelland. of 1:47.44 in a neet at Munich. Harris 1 1 0 0 0 0 AAorgan 3 1 0 0 1 2 T—3:a. Ni'. Manchester Legion drops second in a row Bosox bolster staff In deal for Boddlcker

was unbelievable," said Manchester the distance for Manchester. He a walk, two singles and four Manches­ SOUTH WINDSOR — U m ing can By The Associated Press tis in his right shouider. average in 21 starts this year. He lost Anderson becoming a great player,” Coach Dave Morency. "W e’re flat, as allowed-eight hits, walked three and ter errors. be everything and the Manchester Before completing the deai, the Red. his flrst eight decisions this season. struck out one. Manchester has an exhibition game Gorman said. “ We’re concerned Legion basebali teann has picked the flat as paper is. We had a little heart to BOSTON — ’The Boston Red Sox Sox signed Boddicker to a two-year Manchester scored single runs in Sunday at 6 p.m. against Simsbury at He has a 79-73 lifetime record, about winning tbe pennant.” wrong time to go into a slump. The heart (talk after the gam e). We have moved to bolster their pitching staff contract through 1990. Boddicker the first and second frames. In the Moriarty Field before winding up its including a 20-11 record in 1984. Anderson, 24, hit .230 with no Post 102 contlngentdropped its second to get back to what we’re capable of Friday by acquiring veteran right­ would have been eligible to become a “ It’s a feeling of relief and sad­ first. Keith Hobby singled, Dom Zone slate on Monday against East homers and 12 RBI in 41 games for the Zone Eight affair in a row, 6-2, Friday doing. We did it in the first inning hander Mike Boddicker from the free agent at the end of this sedason. ness,” Boddicker said. “ It’s hard Laurinitis singled him to third from Hartford at McKenna Field. Red Sox before sent to Pavrtucket in night to South Windsor at South when we scored a run. But we couldn’t Baltimore Orioles in exchange for “ Going to a winning club and into a saying goodbye. This is a great bunch where he scored on a Dixon wild pitch. early June. He is hitting .287 with 4 W ii^sor High School. force the action because we didn’t get minor league outfielder Brady Ander­ pennant race, that’s exciting,” Bod­ of guys, a great city and great fans. Don Sauer doubled and scored on an Manchester 110 000 0— 2-5-4 homers and 19 RBI in 49 games at The loss drops Manchester to 16-4 in anyone on base.’ ’ South Windsor 030 201 x— 4-8-0 son and pitcher Curt Schilling. dicker said in Baltimore after being - “ It’s going to be like leaving home Pawtucket. ■ Winning pitcher Mike Dixon scat­ RBI single by Kitsock in the second. the Zone and 1^11 overall and is on the Kitsock and Laurinitis; Dixon and Geotf Boston general manager I^u Gor­ told of the trade. for the first time. That’s what Hemond called Anderson “ a player South Windsor took the lead for good Hommonds. heels of a streak in which it won 11 of tered five hits. He struck out four and man said Boddicker will report “ You hate to give up a player like Baltimore has been to me.” with a lot of tools.” issued two walks. Jim Kitsock went in the home second inning, scoring on WP- Dixon; LP- Kitsock. 12 decisions. "W e got bet so quick it Saturday and probably will start Mike Boddicker. He’s a reai Oriole,” . The Red Sox, who entered Friday “ He can run, throw, he goes and against Milwaukee on Sunday. Baltimore vice president Roiand night’s action 2W games > behind gets the ball,” Hemond said. “ He’s an “ Boddicker is a competitor, he's Hemond said. “ He’s pitched ex­ first-place Detroit in the AL East, had aggressive young player. He’s going aggressive,” Gorman said. "Wethink tremely well here this year. He been reluctant to trade Anderson, an to help our outfield defensively and Hall of Fame getting a new pop on Sunday he’ll add depth to our pitching staff.” deserves better than what we’ve outstanding prospect who started the he’ll ^ v ^ us speed, which we’ve been To make room on the roster for provided him in terms of wins and season in Boston. trying to acquire.” For the first time since 1956, the By Jim Donaghv Boddicker, the Red Sox put right­ losses.” ^ However, with a shot at the division SchUling, 21, is 8-4 with a 2.97 ERA Veterans Committee failed to elect The Associated Press hander Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd on the Boddicker, who will 31 on Aug. 23, title, the Red Sox relented. in 21 games for New Britain of the anyone to the Hall, again passing up 15-day disabled list because of tendini- has a 6-12 record anda 3.86eamedrun “ We’re not concerned about Brady Class AA Eastern League. COOPERS’TOWN, N.Y. — The Hall such former stars as Phil Rizzuto, Leo of Fam e fam ily is getting a new pop. Durocher, Joe Gordon and Gil Hodges. None of the 29 candidates was Willie Stargell has the stage to himself Sunday as he takes his place able to gamer 75 percent of the vote Ojeda, Elster next to baseball’s all-time greats. required for election last March. “To be in the same room as Babe But while election to the Hall of Ruth, Hank Aaron, Ernie Banks and Fam e is a singular honor, Stargell aBBIHSllif. Roberto Clemente is a great honor was not a soloist. He was a team lead the Mets and a wonderful feeling,” Stargell player, a team leader ulio grew in said. stature and ability as he aged. Stargell hit 475 homers with 1,540 Stargell was 38 in 1979 when he led Ilf flBA, runs batted in and a .282 batting the Pirates back from a 3-1 deficit in average in 21 seasons with the the World Series against Baltimore. <1 Pittsburgh Pirates. He was selected the Series M VP and shared the National League M VP with NEW YORK (AP) The longer Bob Ojeda and He was equally regarded for his John Smiley dueled, the more the New York Mets qualities as a leader on the field and in Keith Hernandez, then with St. Louis. In the decisive seventh game at and Pittsburgh Pirates knew the most important the clubhouse and was affectionately game in the National League East so far this season known as “ Pops” to his teammates in Baltimore, Stargell hit a two-run homer, two doubles and a single. would he decided by one pitch. the 1970s. ‘ "This type of ghme, I thought it would take a home Last Jan. 12, Stargell became the It was a strange repeat of history. In 1971, Stargell scored the winning run run to win,” Kevin Elster said. “ I just didn’t think it 17th player to be elected in the first would be me.” year of eligibility. He was named on in the Pirates’ seventh-game victory over the Orioles at Memorial I Elster, the number-eight batter in the Mets’ 352 of 427 ballots (82.4 percent) lineup, hit a home run in the eighth inning Friday returned to the Baseball Writers’ Stadium. “That (1971) was Roberto Cle­ night that broke up a tense matchup and gave New Association of America. In order to be Yqrfc a 1-0 victory. elected, a player must be named on 75 mente’s series.” Stargell said of the Wrates’ Hall of Fame outfielder. “ He A crowd of 49,584, the largest this year at Shea percent of the ballots, which this year Stadium, saw the Mets win the opener of a was 321. was the greatest. It was Roberto who started the Pirate spirit.” four-game series and extend their division lead to Jim Banning, who won 100 games in three games over Pittsburgh. each league, almost made it. After And it was Stargell who kept it going. The Mets and Pirates are the two highest-scoring missing by 21 votes last year, the teams in the league, but no one would’ve known as Kentucky congressman fell four votes Clemente, who batted .414 in Ojeda and Smiley each pitched three-hitters. HANDY MAN — Boston’s Mike Green- first game of a twi-night doubieheader short with 317 (74.2 percent) in his 12th dominating tbe 1971 World Series with Smiley had retired 19 straight batters before Elster well receives congratulations after his with Milwaukee at Fenway Park. The year of eligibility. his bat and glove, died on Dec. 31,1972. connected with oiie oiit in the eighth, only the second After Banning, Tony Oliva was in the crash of a small plane on a Mets’ hit. two-run homer in the first inning of the Red Sox won the opener, 6-4. third in the voting with 202, followed mission of mercy to earthquake- “ I went up there looking for a changeup. I knew he by-Drlando Cepeda 199 and the late shattered Nicaragua. likes to get ahead with his changeup and off-speed •I'jgofl Roger Maris with 184. It was Maris’ pitches,” Elster said. “ rusedNElheavier batthanmy 15th and last year of eligibility. After Clemente’s death, Stargell Bosox took over as team leader and kept the previous times. That was as hard as I could hit it.” Elster, batting only .216 entering the game, Next year, Johnny Bench and Carl Pirates a winner. From page 48 connected for his first homer since June 29. He has AP photo Yastrzemski are eligible and are expected to make it the first time. In the 1979 Series, Stargell had 12 homered in each of the Mets’ last three games with hits in 30 at-bats fora .400average. He Pittsburgh, all victories. Gaylord Perry, Jim Palmer, Rod In the opener, Bruce Hurst, 11-4, won for the Indians 7, Twins 0 EN TE R S H ALL — Willie Stargell is greeted at home plate by Bill had a record seven extra base hits “ Maybe he was sitting on that pitch. Elster looked Carew, Tom Seaver and Pete Rose eighth time in nine decisions at home this season. Robinson after his game-winning homer in the final game of the including three home runs, and his 25 bad on changeups the first two times up,” Smiley CLEVELAND (AP) — Greg Swindell pitched a are among other top candidates who The left-hander allowed only three hits through the total bases tied the Series record set said. “ The pressure was building as we both kept five-hitter, retiring 19 straight batters during one 1979 World Series against Baltimore. Stargell will be inducted will come up for election in the near first six innings but was relieved by Stanley after by Reggie Jackson in 1977. runners off the bases.” span, and Ron Kittle and Joe Cartereacb hit two-run into the baseball Hall of Fame Sunday. future. Rob Deer walked and Greg Brock doubled to open Ojeda’s shutout was the Mets’ 15th, most in the homers Friday night as the Geveland Indians beat the seventh. majors. Elster’s homer was the Mets’ 91st, tops in the Minnesota Twins 7-0. the league. That’s what it took to outduel Smiley in a Swindell, 12-0, gave up two singles and his only matchup of off-speed left-handers. Blue Jays 7, Yankees 1 walk with one out in the first, but set down the next 19 Arrigoni silences MB’s bats hitters in winning for the second straight time after Honeyghan wins Ojeda, 8-8, increased his career record against the TORONTO (AP) — Jeff Musselman scattered six Pirates to 8-2. He struck out six and walked one in his hits in 7 2-3 innings and Fred M cGriff had three RBI a personal eight-game losing streak. He has three shutouts and nine complete games this year. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Lloyd HARTFORD — The power was 3:30 p.m. clash against the Society plated its only rans in third shutout of the season. with a two-run homer and a sacrifice fly as the Honeyghan retained his World Boxing (Council turned off in the Moriarty Broth­ Vernon Orioles at Henry Park the fifth inning on a hit, sacrifice, Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees welterweight title Friday night fhal- TIgara 3, Rangars 2 ers’ lineup Friday night. and then a 7:30 p.m. contest at two more hits and sacrifice fly. Cardinals 7, Expos 5 7-1 Friday night. lenger Youngkil Chung was unable to conUnue DETRO IT (A P ) — Alan Trammell hit a two-run The M B’s, leading the Greater Moriarty Field between the two Dave Janetti pitched well in The Yankees entered the game trailing the after being bit by a low blow in the fifth round. MONTREAL (AP) — Tony Pena hit a two-rup Detroit Tigers by one in the American League East. homer with one out in the ninth inning as the Detroit Hartford Twilight League in the sides. defeat for Moriarty’s. He walked homer and Willie McGee had four hits and stole Musselman, 3-0, won for the third straight time Tigers won their fourth straight by defeating the Honeyghan was awarded a technical knock­ home mn department with 46 and Arrigoni didn’t strike anyone two and stmek out three. three bases Friday night as the St. Louis Cardinals since being activated July 14 after recuperating Texas Rangers 3-2 Friday in the first game of a out 42 seconds into the round, while most at the standings, were blanked for out or issue a walk, but limited Moriarty’s, after its Saturday beat Montreal 7-5, snapping the Expos’ five-game from offseason shoulder surgery. He walked two doubleheader. ringside tried to figure out what was going on. Moriarty’s to three harmless twinbill, has a big doubleheader the first time this campaign by winning streak. and struck out seven in lowering his earned run Honeyghan, of London, seemed in control of safeties. Mike Charter, Chris on tap Monday against second- Society for Savings’ Scott Arri­ average to 0.87. Duane Ward closiMi. Royals 8, Orlolaa 2 the fight when the low blow was landed, Petersen and Rick Murray (dou­ place Malloves Jewelers at goni, 3-0, at Trinity College. Cubs 8, Phlllias 3 Toronto took a 4-1 lead with three runs in the BALTIMORE (AP) — Bret Saberhagen allowed .S sending Chung to the canvas alter what ble) had the lone blows for, Palm er Field in Middletown. ’The loss drops the MB’s to 20-4 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Vance. Law drove in second. Ernie Whitt led off with a walk and McGriff three hits in seven innings to win for the first time in seemed like a split semnd delay. Moriarty’s has yet to clinch the while the win was only the Moriarty’s. “ We just didn’t hit hit the first pitch from Richard Dotson, 8-4, for his The South Korean rolled on his back and then four runs on two homers and Rick Sutcliffe ended a six starts and George Brett and Bo Jackson seventh for the last-place the ball tonight,” MB Manager regular-season title. “ We have to 23rd home run. Jesse Barfield singled, advanced to s onto his stomach as referee Tony Orlando personal four-game losing streak Friday night, homered as the Kansas G ty Royals defeated the Bankers. Moriarty’s has a unique Gene Johnson said. “ Our bats win a couple more. And we don’t leading the Chicago Cubs past the Philadelphia third on a single and a bunt sacrifice, and scored on Baltimore Orioles 6-2 Friday n i^ t and snapped a directed Honeyghan to a neutral comer. want to back in,” Johnson said. doubleheader on tap today with a were real quiet.” PhilUes 8-3. 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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Marlon Starling, who has had a star-crossed professional boxing carwr, saw his World Boxing Association welterweight championship slip away as challenger Tomas Molinares scored a controversial fifth round knockout Friday night at the ballroom of the Atlantic a ty Convention Center. Molinaros floored the Hartford native with a punch that some said came^after the beii. Referee Joe Cortez ruled the punch was delivered while the bell sounded and said he had to continue the count. Starling, dazed by the punch, was counted out in another controversial ending to one of his bouts. In Starling’s last fight, his second defense of the WBA crown, he fought to a controversial draw with Mark Breland. Starling took thechampionship from Breland-by a knockout. ^ here was confusion at the end of the fight. Starling’s handlers said the^ plan to appeal the decision. ^ Starling ^ald afterward he didn’t remember the punch. 'The loss drops Starling to 43-5-1. Molinares is undefeated in 23 fights and has won his last 11 by knockout within the sixth round. Bosox sweep doubieheader AL Roundup

BOSTON (A P ) — Todd Benzinger hit a two-run homer in the third inning and then broke a tie with an RBI single in the eighth Friday night as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 to sweep a doubleheader and win for the 18tn straight time at home. . j The R ^ Sox improved their record to 15-1 under new manager Joe Morgan since the All-Star break. Boston’s winning streak at home is the team s second longest ever. The Bed Sox won 21 straight at Fenway Park in 1949. ^ t: Jody Reed, who had four hits and a walk in N -3 Boston’s 6-4 victory in the first game, scored the Ue-breaking run after beating out an Infield single. . his third hit, and advancing to second on Paul Molltor’s throwing error. , j.. „ R eliever Dennis Lamp, 5-3, blanked the Brewers on three hits for 32-3 innings. Bob Stanley earned his third save by pitching the ninth. Chris Bosio, 6-13, making his first appearance of the season as a reliever, lost his 10th straight game to tie Danny Darwin’s club record. , , , Molitor triggered a three-run first inning in the nightcap by hitting Mike Smithson’s first pitch of the game for his fifth homer. • The Brewers added two more runs on RBI singles AP photo by B. J. Surhoff. who had four hits, and Joey Meyer. Boston picked up a run on Wade Boggs’ sacrifice METS’ HERO — Left-hander Bob Ojeda, in the opener of a big four-game series at fly in its half of the first and then tied the score in the Shea Stadium Friday night. Story on thlitl on Benzlnger’s seventh homer, a two-run drive shown in a file photo, hurled a into the Bed Sox’ bullpen in right center. three-hitter to outduei Pittsburgh’s John page 47 ' See BOSOX, page 47 Smiley as the Mets beat the Pirates, 1-0,