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Pilot says control was lost before disaster

of the survivors.” Walter Williams of 147 Edger- system, which is routed through United released the names of ton St. was not on a list of At least 76 people were killed in Family holds Crew doubted the tail and allows the pilot to survivors Thursday but withheld survivors which \yas released by the fiery crash and up to 43 others manipulate wing and tail con­ a list of casualties while relatives United Airlines Thursday, and were missing and believed dead. trols. contained no fluid as Capt. were notified.

vigil for man airline officials could not deter­ The plane is a DC-10 jumbo jet. landing safety A1 C. Haynes tried to bring the As workers continued to search

mine whether he had survived or Rachel Williams, the couple’s plane into Sioux Gateway Air­ wreckage strewn through a corn­ By Maureen Leavitt not, according to Norman Pattis two young daughters and son By Sharon Cohen port, National Transportation field and across a runway, Manchester Herald of 124 W. Middle Turnpike. were visiting her husband’s fam ­ The Associated Press Safety Board officials said Thurs­ investigators released details of ily in Colorado at the time of the Pattis said he and his wife day night. the harrowing last hour of the talked with Williams' wife, Ra­ crash, Pattis said. He said he Family, friends and co-workers SIOUX CITY, Iowa -The “ The aircraft could only be flight bound for Chicago and of a Manchester man who was chel. 'Thursday night. She was in didn’t know the ages of the United Airlines Flight 232 pilot turned to the right. They made Philadelphia from Denver. Y children. aboard the United Airlines plane Colorado and told Pattis of the had almost no control as he three 360-degree turns" before The chief flight attendant told Pattis said he’s known the that crashed Wednesday in an airline’s information. struggled to land a DC-10 that had Wednesday’s crash landing, the NTSB an explosion rocked the Iowa cornfield continue to hold a “ It’s very frustrating.” Pattis Williams for about two years, and lost an engine fan and sustained NTSB member Jim Burnett said. jet over western Iowa, knocking

vigil today in hopes that he will be said. “ There’s an awful lot they are members of South holes in the small wing of the tail, At least 76 people were killed flight attendants to the floor,

found among the survivors of the hanging here. We continue to investigators said. and up to 43 others were missing Please see VIGIL, page 10 crash. remain hopeful that he will be one The jumbo jet’s hydraulic and believed dead in the crash. Please see CRASH, page 10

Tax plan

Steiger decision

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HARTFORD (AP) - A year­

long crackdown on state tax HARTFORD (A P) - A three- late Albert Steiger, founder of the delinquents designed to raise $90 judge panel’s decision sparing Springfield, Mass.-based Steig­ million to help balance the state convicted killer Eric K. Steiger er’s chain of department stores, the electric chair for the Rambo- stared impassively as the judges budget instead produced $154.6 million, a total described as an style slayings of two Sufficld announced their finding. “ extraordinary success” by the men. has renewed a call for “ I can’t sithereand say thisisa state's tax chief. changes in the state’s death great victory,” said Steiger’s penalty law. attorney, F. Mac Buckley. “ This CommissionerTimothy F. Ban- non of the Department of Re­ The panel on Thursday split kid is going to sit two life over whether Steiger’s troubled sentences in jail. I think it is a venue Services told his agency’s employees Thursday that without childhood and his state of mind legally correct decision. “There are no winners and that money, the state would likely and the time of the killing were grounds for mercy. there are no losers.” Buckley have had to raise taxes even higher this year. Because two of the judges found said. “ These people lost two sons And Bannon said the total for there were mitigating factors to and Mrs. Steiger lost one.” the year will be higher than that explain Steiger’s criminal behav­ Superior Court Judges George because the $154.6doesn’t include ior. Steiger will automatically be Ripley and Thomas V. Keefe Jr,

sentenced to life in prison without the final three months of 1988-89 found that Steiger’s mental ca­ under a portion of the program parole when he is sentenced Aug. pacities were significantly im­ Patrick Fiynn/Manchesler Herald that counts on increased volun­ 10 . paired at the time of the killings. tary compliance among The judges reconvened this The judges also ruled that Steig­ taxpayers. month to decide Steiger’s fate er’s character, backround and ACCIDENT ASSISTANCE — Emer­ day. Hospital spokesmen said Lemelin The so-called FAIR program, after finding him guilty in April of gency medical personnel prepare to was treated for a fractured breastbone, history established a mitigating for Fair Audits (equal) Increased capital felony and other charges factor. take Joseph Lemelin, 61, of 41 Teresa and the driver of the truck, Jeffrey M. Revenues, was expected to gener­ in the July 11, 1987, slayings of But Judge Harry Hammer Road, to Manchester Memorial Hospital Holt, 29, of 115B Sycam ore Lane, was ate $28 million from increased Daniel Seymour. 25, and William dissented, sayingSteigerfailed to after his car collided with the front end of treated for multiple contusions and a voluntary compliance. That por­ Price, 25. show he was under “ unusual or tion, however, produced $77.8 Steiger chose to be tried by the substantial” duress at the time, a Mack truck at the intersection of back strain. Lemelin was cited for failure million, Bannon said. three-judge panel rather than a McKee and West Center streets Thurs- to obey a traffic signal, police said. or that anything in his back­ The other component, a crack- jury. ground constituted a mitigating

Assistant State's Attorney John factor under state law.

A. Malone said that in light of the The violence started when Please see TAX, page 10

decision, the state’s death pe­ Seymour and Price broke up a nalty should be changed so that party on a cul-de-sac near the Romance noveis changing aggravating factors are weighed home Seymour’s family had just against mitigating factors. Under moved into, authorities said. One Irish seeks current law, the presence of one of the two allegedly poked Steiger

mitigating factor means an auto­ in the nose with an iron bar. to keep up with the times matic sentence of life in prison. Steiger left the party in a rage “ In light of this verdict I think and went home, where he picked nomination Bv Dana Kennedy But traditionalists can take heart, according to something should be done,” Ma­ up two guns and put on camou­ The Associated Press some of the nearly 1,000 romance writers, lone said. flage clothing and a black ski editors, agents and booksellers who were Diane Seymour, the victim ’s mask. for board BOSTON — They still have titles like “ Tender gathering in Boston today for the ninth annual sister, said she was not surprised He returned to Seymour’s home Conquest,” “ Prince of Fire,” and “The Lion’s Romance Writers of America national Steiger was spared the death with two friends and shot Sey­ By Alex GIrelll Lady,” but the characters of romance novels penalty. mour and price to death with a conference. Manchester Herald have undergone a subtle transformation, say the Some staples of romance book fare, they say, “ The death penalty would 9mm automatic pistol, firing at women who create them. never happen in (Connecticut, not least 19 armor-piercing bullets at will never change. Wallace J. Irish Jr,, a Manches­ Heroines, once repressed, virginal and more Couples will always live “ happily ever after,” the way the laws are,” Seymour the victims. ter insurance broker who has likely to surrender to sex than initiate it, are now said Laura Parker, 40, of Dallas, who has been active in Republican polit­ said. “ He’ll just spend the rest of Steiger’s mother, June Steiger, likely to be more assertive on the job and in the his life in prison.” and the parents of both victims published 16 books. ics. is seeking the Republican bedroom. The only concession to more complex times is The bearded, heavy-set sat in the front row on opposite nomination for the Manchester Even more alarming, for those who like their that “ there are some loose ends that don’t get tied Steiger, the great-grandson of the sides of the courtroom as the Board of Directors, Republican women meek and virtuous and their men up,” Ohlrogge said. verdict was read. Town Chairman John Garside rough-and-ready, is the unmistakable sensitivity And the love scenes are as likely to contain as “ He deserved the death penalty said. creeping into what was once the brooding, many smoldering looks, heaving bosoms and because of what he did, but he’s Irish, who is on vacation, could dangerous hero of the past. ripped bodices as before. TODAY going to spend his natural life in not be reached for comment. “ The men used to be misogynistic, sadistic “ Graphic, flaming love sex is always a turn-on prison,” Angela Price, Price's Three other people have an­ ^ types, now they’re sometimes sweet, nice guys and once the characters start, there’s nothing an nounced they will seek endorse­ mother, said later, fighting back who own hardware stores,” said romance writer author can do to stop them,” said Helen Index tears “ If it was me, I would ments by the Republican Town Anne Stuart Ohlrogge, 41, of Greensboro, Vt., Mittermeyer, 59, of Rochester, N.Y., who sold the - ■ rather have death than spend the Committee next Thursday to run 20 pages, 2 sections who has published 32 titles in 15 years. first of her 34 books in 1980. rest of my life in prison and never for town directorships. Six nomi­ Exhaustively descriptive sex, taboo in the Mittermayer said her career flourished during Classified - 17-20 Obituaries------2 be free.” nations are open to the party and romance novels of the 1940s and 50s, is said to the Reagan era. although it was a time when Garside said other candidates C o m ic s______18 Opinion------8 “ When Eric Steiger is sent­ have peaked in 1986. Predictions for the 1990s “ Reagan stifled everything," and work and Focus______9 Sp o rts____ 11-13 enced, that is when we’re going to will be named next week. hold that such novels will return to gentler careers took precedence over matters of the Local/State___2-4 Televislon------15 start our lives. That is when Billy Irish. 42, of 87 Main St., is a feelings and familial values. Natlon/World_5-7 Weather------2 and Danny will rest in peace,” heart. justice of the peace and a Weekend------14 she said. member of the Republican Town Committee from the 7th Voting

District.

In 1987, Irish considered run­ ning for the presidency of the Eighth Utilities District, but AIDS discovery dims hope of cure decided against that to avoid the 9 appearance of a conflict of

WASHINGTON (AP) - AIDS — 1 of every 100 — of a blood cell (HIV) which causes AIDS. scientists was published today in an active HIV virus. Thus, the interest. His insurance firm pro­ level of infection was inferred patients may have up to 1,000 known as the T4 lymphocyte. Schnittman said the study the journal Science. vides insurance to the district and

times more diseased blood ceils Schnittman said in an interview showed that a new research Schnittman said he and his instead of directly measured. has been the only bidder in But Schnittman said the PCR than previously believed, making that previous studies, which used procedure, called polymerase colleagues used blood samples competitive bidding. from patients with active AIDS to technique detects the genetic Irish has been a leader of It even harder to stamp out the indirect measurements of the chain reaction, or PCR, may be virus that causes the fatal dis­ infection rate, had calculated used to monitor the level of AIDS conduct the PCR search for the pattern of the AIDS virus while it Friends of Golf in Manchester, an virus. is within a cell. In this way, he organization which is calling on ease. according to a National that only 1 in every 10,000 to infection as a patient progresses Researchers first separated said, the researchers could find the town to approve a long-term Institutes of Health study pub­ 100,000 of the T4 lymphocytes in from a point of showing no from the samples the T4 lympho­ infected cells even when the AIDS lished today. such a patient were infected. symptoms to where the disease lease with the Manchestrer Coun­ In a study led by Steven M. The higher rate of infection, a becomes life-threatening. cytes. These immunity cells are virus is inactive. try Club for operation of a 8

Schnittman of the National Insti­ factor that doctors call “ virus With PCR, he said, researchers thought to be the primary target The PCR survey, which was town-owned golf course.

tute of Allergy and Infectious load,” suggests that it will be could measure precisely the of the HIV virus. developed only about a year ago, Irish has been a volunteer

Diseases, researchers disco­ more difficult to develop a effects of drugs being tested to Blood studies in the past he said, is an important new tool firefighter with the Eighth Utili­ counted the number of cells to help scientists understand the ties District Fire Department, vered that in a patient with active therapy to find and eliminate control or kill the AIDS virus. AIDS the virus that causes the each and every pdcket of the A research report authored by infected with the AIDS virus by life cycle of the highly complex and he has been an assistant fire disease can infect up to 1 percent human immunodeficiency virus Schnittman and eight other measuring proteins triggered by AIDS vims. marshal in the district. 9 MANCHESTER HERAl.D Friday .Inly 21. I9 «»-J . 2 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridtiy. July 21. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

About Town Police Roundup Special meeting

YWCA offers day care Fuller pleads guilty needed in Bolton A 4 The YWCA Nutmeg branch in Manchester is accepting registrations for its Before and After­ tA to kidnapping charge school Child-care Program located at Keeney for school funds Street. Martin, Waddell, and Buckley schools. HARTFORD (A P) — A 26-year-old Middletown Registrations will be accepted in person only at the that never got transferred should manj who authorities say waylaid a Manchester ^■ii a mm-^ By Rick Santos U YWCA located at 78 N. Main St. teen-agef and forced the boy to drive him around Manchester Herald have.” Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p m. Monday Connecticut and Massachusetts in search of About the $,50,000 .shortfall, he through Friday. Special appointments may be .»\\V money and cocaine, pleaded guilty Thursday to a BOLTON — A special town said, ” It looks like it’s going to be arranged. A $28 registration fee and a completed kidnapping charge, authorities said. meeting may be necessary to over-budgeted — by how much I registration form are required to reserve a slot . For approve funds for the Bolton High don’t know” more information, call 647-1437. Peter S. Fuller Jr. entered his plea in the U.S. District Court here and now faces a maximum School roof becau.se co.st esti­ Kemp .said if the final cost of the Also, the YWCA is accepting registrations for its t penalty of life in prison and a $250,000 fine, U.S. mates for the work have ri.sen 46 project is higher than $2.50,000. Bolton Neighbor-care program for the 1989-1990 Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. 7 , percent in one year. then the school board could get school year. Neighbor-care is a state-licensed ■/ Architects are now expecting additional funding through a town before and afterschool child-care program for Authorities say Fuller asked Michael B. Talaga, the cost of the project to be meeting children in kindergarten to grade six. If offers both 16, for a ride home from a party in Vernon, $365,000. The original estimate full and part-time rates and flexible schedules. The threatened him with a knife and a concealed object Further evidence that Pack­ made last year was $2.50,000. program will be offered at St. George’s Episcopal that he said was a gun, and forced the teen-ager to man sent a memo with a revi.sed The initial estimate was made Church, located on Route 44 in Bolton. For fee drive him to Hartford and then north into cost estimate can be found on the by a different contract planner schedule and more information, call 647-1437. Massachusetts. application for state funding, Federal prosecutors say Fuller took money from than the Simsbury-ba.sed archi­ which wasdated June27,1988.The Talaga and tried to buy cocaine with it in Hartford tects who are designing the application indicates the pro­ Church to show film and then searched for a convenience store to rob. project now. said Gretchen H jected co.st of the project to be Fuller was arrested after speeding away from a Wiedie, the administrative assi.st- $.300,000. said William D. Guzman, Trinity Covenant Church will show the film, “ A Dalton, Mass., gas station without paying for the ant to school School Superintend­ school facilities coordinator for Thief in the Night,” Saturday at 7 p.m. The publicis diesel fuel he had put in Talaga’s car. ent Richard E. Packman. She the state Department of invited and admission is free. The church is located would not name the original Education at 302 Hackmatack St. For more information, call planner. Although the latest e.stimate is 649-2855. Man charged with assault The fir.st estimate was ru.shed $.3.55.000. Guzman said this should last spring, she said, so the town Y not jeopardize state assistance for First aid for kids offered Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald outside Hanky Panky’s club could beat the July 1, 1988. the project. application deadline for partial The Greater Hartford Chapter. Connecticut A 28-year-old East Hartford man was arrested HANGING AROUND — Patricia Karch of 20'A Bissell hang her laundry outside her home. She was among “ If the project cost comes in at Valley East Branch, of the American Red Cross is state reimbursement for the early Thursday on charges he tried to run down a St. takes advantage of the dry weather Wednesday to many people who took advantage of the warm day. about $3.50,000 there should be no sponsoring a course called First Aid for Children. construction. The town stands to problem.” he .said. Patrick Flynn/Mancheafer Herald group of people outside of Hanky Panky’s Nightclub get back about 58 percent of the Two eight-hour sessions will be held in August. The at 49 Purnell Place, police said. But before Bolton gets confir­ first session will be held Aug. 12. from 8 a m. to 5 final co.st of the project. mation of any assistance, he said, REACHING HIGH — Danielle Davis, 12, Oak Park. She was playing with her Wayne R. Campbell, of 9 Fairfield St., was The application had to be in last p.m., and the second session will be held Aug. 22 and brother and a friend. charged with second-degree assault, first-degree ' the state must approve the final 24, from 6 to 10 p.m. of 15 Hunniford St., plays badminton, July. Wiedie said, because .school plans forthe project. Guzman said reckless endangerment, and driving while intoxi­ Residents push for ball fields at park officials were planning on having The fee for the course is $30. Course participants without a net, Wednesday at Charter Thursday that his office had not cated, police said. the job done this summer. But the will work from the ARC CPR Infant and Child When police arrived, they watched a 1980 GMC received the plans yet. By Maureen Leavitt .said town Director Barbara the river. the way, never died.” Brindam­ project has been delayed because Workbook and the ARC First Aid for Wounds black pickup truck, headed westbound on Purnell The architects, Galliher & Manchester Herald Weinberg, who is a committee The firm also is conducting a our said. the Public Building Commission Module. At the end of the course, participants who O b l t l l S I i r i c S Place, driving the wrong way down a one-way Baier, told the building commis­ member. diagnostic feasibility study of hadn’t chosen architects in time attend the entire course and complete the final test street, police said. Representatives from the town sion at its Monday night meeting A recreational proposal for Union Pond which will determine for work to begin this summer, with an 80 percent score will receive a course The truck went into a four-wheel skid around a Town Planning Director Mark Little League and soccer associa­ about their cost estimate for the land along the northwe.st .shore of Pellegrini said a large amount of the water quality and the types of officials said. completion certificate. To register or for more Vivian (Finchel) St. Laurent of brother, Fred Villa of Vermont; comer before it finally stopped, police said. At least tions said an increa.se in the project, according to Mensing. Evelyn Piccarello Union Pond should include plans development in the northern end recreational activities the pond The building commission has information, call the Manchester Red Cross. East Hartford: a daughter, Ni­ another sister, Jennie Kotrady of 20 people in the parking lot began chasing after the numbers of youngsters in town The chairman said he told the for overlapping baseball and of town has left the area den.sely could be u.sed for, Olson said al.so made financing the project 643-5111. Evelyn Belle (Chappell) Picca­ cole St. Laurent of Charlton, New Britain; and seven truck, police said. will require additional baseball architects that the commission soccer fields, a play.scape. and populated with no recreational The funds will al.so be u.sed for more difficult because it submit­ rello, 81, of Storrs, died Thursday Mass.; a son, Ronald St. Laurent grandchildren. After investigating the incident, police discovered diamonds and soccer fields ’’ wants to take yourestimate and Get your cookbooks use of the pond for water skiing, facilities. preliminary design of facilities ted a budget proposal to the town (July 20, 1989) at Windham Jr. of Suffield: a stepson, Ronald The funeral will be Monday at that Campbell and another man, Paul B. Tardif, 21, look at it.” residents said at a public hearing More than 1 million sqare feet and could also be used for Some residents said they were around April, before the May The Manchester Fire Department Eighth District Hospital. She was the mother of Derosiers of Florida: and a 9:15 a.m. at the Carlson Funeral of 14 Heather St., East Hartford, had gotten into a “ The figures may be too high,” Thursday. of retail development has been parking, additional trails and concerned about the mainte­ Annual Town Meeting, which Auxiliary’s Cookbook is now available for $5 per Ervin Piccarello of Bolton. sister, Verna Bayek of South Home, 45 Franklin Square, New fight inside Hanky Panky’s and were thrown out by Mensing said, “ Even RogerGalli- The hourlong hearing in the approved and is under construc­ easements. Pellegrini said. nance of such a facility and cited contained the original $2.50,000 copy. The membership of the Auxiliary has She is also survived by another Windsor. Britain, and at 10 a.m. at St. the owner, police said. her said he wouldn’t swear by Lincoln Center Hearing Room tion in the area, including the In addition, the U.S. Army what they called the neglect of cost estimate, said Elma Dimock. compiled over 200 of their fa vorite recipes fora third son, Harold Piccarello of East The funeral will be Saturday at Jerome’s Church. Calling hours Campbell sped away in his truck and returned them ... but they may be right.” was called by the Hockanum Pavilions at Buckland Hills. In Corps of Engineers is studying Center Springs Park and the Board of Finance secretary. edition. For a copy, contact any auxiliary member Hartford: two daughters, Lois 9:30 a m. at the John F. Tierney are Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. seconds later to the parking lot. driving over several Galliher said the work needed to River Linear Park Special Advi- addition, close to 2,000 housing the feasibility of dredging the disuse of the portion of Union But Packman had sent a memo or call 636-67,33. or 649-9097. Logan of Storrs, and Barbara Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Memorial donations may be islands in the lot and making several high-speed be done includes insulating the .sory Committee. About 30 resi­ units have also been approved in pond thanks to a $50,000 federal to the commission early in the Archer of Stetson, Maine: several Burial will be in Hillside Ceme­ made to the American Heart passes, witnesses told police. Pond off North Main and North roof as well as retarring. The final dents were in attendance the area. grant. year saying a revised estimate of grandchildren, and great­ tery. Calling hours are today Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Tardif said he was struck by the side of School streets plans should be ready for review Some of the grant monies are $300,000 had been made, accord­ Dixieland band to perform grandchildren. from 6 to 9 p.m. ford 06105. Campbell’s vehicle, police said. He was treated and The plans to develop a recrea­ Dorothy Brindamour of 5 Dover Weinberg outlined a timetable by the state soon enough so that being u.sed to develop a master ing to Helen Kemp, executive The funeral will be Saturday at released at Manchester Memorial Hospital for a tional facility on 25 acres of Road, a former member of the for the planning stages, which the project can go out to bid and a Bernie Bentley’s Dixieland Band will be featured plan for park development which assistant to the selectmen. Also, 11 a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney bruise to his right knee, a spokeswoman said. town-owned land is just part of a advisory park committee, said includes a preliminary report on contractor will be ready to start at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Monday Ida Lentini the landscape architect firm of James H. Marshall, school board Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Martha McCollum Campbell was released on a $1,000 surety bond much larger plan to to improve she would like to see picnic tables the committee’s and architects’ work the day after the school year at 7 p.m Bentley, who has been in the music John.son & Richter Inc., of Avon chairman, sent the Board of Ave., East Hartford. Burial will Ida Lentini, 75, of Plainville, and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior the entire stretch of Manchester’s placed near the pond shore, a play findings to the Board of Directors ends. business for almost 60 years, has performed in this Martha E. Piercy McCollum, has been developing. Selectmen a memo in January be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East died Wednesday (July 19, 1989). Court July 26. portion of the Hockanum River area for young children, and a by the fall. School board members and area and throughout the state. Patrons are 83. of McGuire Lane, widow of Joanne Olson, a representative stating the commission knew Hartford. Calling hours are today She was the sister of Nancy Linear Park. softball field and basketball Packman expressed concern at George S. McCollum, died Thurs­ from John.son & Richter, told the By winter or early .spring. about the new cost estimate, she reminded to bring lawn chairs or blankets, and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Renzoni of Manchester. The town received a $1 4million courts. last Thursday’s meetingabout the admission is free, although donations will be She is also survived by three day (July 20, 1989) at Manchester grant to make those improve­ residents the firm isalsoconduct- Weinberg said a completed plan said. start of work on the roof. Mensing accepted. sons, Salvatore Lentini of Ken­ Memorial Hospital. Woman, 93, killed in crash ments The river also lies in ing anenvironmentalasse.ssment She .said the committee was would be presented to the Board Arthur E. Mensing.chairmanof sent board members and Pack­ Ronald St. Laurent looking at plans for the 25 acres 10 of Directors for approval, with the building commission, said he sington, George Lentini of West Funeral arrangements are DANBURY (AP) — A 93-year-old Southbury Ellington. Vernon and East Hart­ of the town’s portion of the river man copies of a letter saying the probably never saw the memo. Blood drive set in Bolton Ronald N. St. Laurent Sr., .39, of Hartford, and James Lentini of incomplete. ford, and those towns al.so re­ in order to point out to people the years ago. construction beginning shortly projects would start in the near woman was killed Thursday when she drove her car During January and February, East Hartford, died Tuesday Tuscon, Ariz.; two daughters, The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 ceived aid for improvements. various ecological systems along “ It seemed a dream which, by thereafter. future. The Connecticut Valley East Branch. Greater into oncoming traffic on Interstate 84. state police the commission had very few (July 18, 1989) in East Hartford. Marion Briggs of Winsted, and Main St., is in charge of Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross, will hold a said. official meetings because it could The school system, in recent He is survived by his mother. Jean Carver of Modena, N.Y.; a arrangements. blood drive Saturday at the Bolton Volunteer Fire Edith Meeker was pronounced dead shortly after not get a quorum, he said. years, has endured two roofing Department, Notch Road, Bolton, from 9 a.m. to 2 the 10:30 a.m. accident near 1-84 exit 11, said State Members of the commission, projects while .school was in p.m. Police Dispatcher Janice Tammarow. Vote on school expansion due In 1992 including former Chairman Ro­ se.ssion. Wiedie said. Births Meeker apparently entered the highway driving nald A. Heim, could not attend "The board is adamant about west in the eastbound lanes and slammed head-on Pinochle scores listed Building Committee Chairman meetings because of other not having it done while school is in into a car driven by Robert Degan, 37, of Mahopac, By Rick Santos century, an increase of 437. And would give the elementary Manchester Herald grades 8 through 12 enrollments schools more space because they Paul Phillips said he is taking commitments. session” because of the noise of Here are the results from the Manchester Senior KINGSBURY, Michael Ryan, son of George A Drive, was born June 27 at Manchester Memorial N.Y., she said. The impact of the crash pushed would house students in kinder­ Kennedy’s report as a very “ A lot happened at that time the machinery and the smell from Pinochle Club which played Thursday at the Army and Debra O’Leary Kingsbury Jr. of 300 Bread and Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Raymond Meeker’s car backward and into a car driven by are expected to peak at 2,277 in preliminary informational period that kind of disappeared.” the tar that goes on the roof, she and Navy Club: Milk St., Coventry, wasborn June24at Manchester and Barbara Ranzoni of North Adams. Mass. Her Raimundo Viljevac, 30, of Milwaukee, Wis., she School Superintendent James the 2001-02 school year, a jump of garten through fifth grade in­ update. Mensing said. “ Someinformation said Helen Bensche, 653 points; Bud Paquin, 621 Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are paternal grandparents are the late Raymond and said. P. Kennedy told the Building 194 students from this year. stead of through the sixth grade. points: Helen Silver, 618 points: Hans Frede- Edward J. O’Leary of Hartford, and the late Ruth Ruth LaFrance. She has a brother Joshua Thomas, Degan and Viljevac suffered cuts and bruises and Committee Thursday that he The superintendent, acting on ricksen. 602 points; W alterD eLisle,598points: Fred O’Leary. His paternal grandparents are Eva 3. were treated and released from Danbury Hospital, hoped to soon have initial cost recommendations from the Krause. 588 points: Jennie Forbes. 584 points; Sam Tammarow said. estimates and detailed plans for Board of Education’s Long-range Kingsbury of 141 Bread and Milk St . Coventry, and DELETETSK Y, Sarah Nicole, daughter of Steven Scliors. 582 points: Don Jorgensen. 579 points; the late George A. Kingsbury. He has a brother. three po.ssible alternatives to Planning Committee, said he has James Forbes, 577 points; Peggy Vaughan. .570 and Joanne Blais Deletetskyof 143SummitSt.. was BLUEBERRIES Daniel A.. 22 months, and three sisters. Lynne expand school buildings for a hired architects to examine the points: Ann Wajda, 566 points: Herb Laquerre, 560 born June 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her . Heneidi, Kathryn Kingsbury, and Elisabeth growing student population. options. points; and Gertrude McKay. 559 points. maternal grandparents are Mrs. Therese Blais of 1 u O l i g l l l S Pick Your Own Kingsbury. Colchester, and the late Donald Blais. Her paternal ______Mankey Associates of Man­ Play is open to all senior members. Play starts GREEN, Shawn Phillip Jr., .son of Shawn Philip The .superintendent also said every Thursday at 9:30 a.m. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Deletetsky chester is looking into the possi­ Excellent Picking REWARD! and Melanie Le.stage Green Sr. of 193 Pine Lake of New London. that he expected the Board of bilities of re-opening Bentley Drive, Coventry, was born June 22 at Manchester A friend told a story recently about a little boy who Education to have a decision on Elementary School and making HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8am-12noon and 3:30-7:30pm Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are didn’t know how to say his prayers or what to say to LAUZON. Joseph J „ son of Joseph J. and Penny which propo.sal it would recom­ Nobile is raffle winner Roland and Beverly Lestage of 660 Swamp Road. God. So he just went through the alphabet and then additions to Verplanck, Martin, Sat. and Sun. 8am-3pm Lutzen Lauzon of Vernon, was born June 21 at mend by early 1990. Coventry. His paternal grandparents are Audrey said, “ Dear God, you put the letters into words and and Waddell elementary schools, Mike Nobile, an insurance agent from Glaston­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal make them into a prayer.” Green, of Lebanon, and Newton Green of Windsor Making a preliminary report on Kennedy said. No bird repellent sprayed on berries. bury, won the Lincoln Town Car raffled off last grandmother is Shirley Lutzen of Ridgeville, S.C. This friend said that he once had difficulty getting school expansion proposals to the The architectural firm of Kaes- Berries covered with netting. Friday by the Manchester Rotary Club. The car was Locks. His paternal grandparents are Albert and Barbara BURGESS, Joanna Marie, daughter of David N. to sleep one evening, and, remembering the committee at the Lincoln Center tle Boos Associates of New purchased at Moriarty Bros, car dealership and Lauzon of 99 Dale Road. experience of the little boy, he decided to use the and Barbara Jeffries Burgess of Storrs, was born gold room, Kennedy said he also Britain is checking into the funds from the raffle, held at the Manchester alphabet to pray. For each letter he remembered June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her hopes that the town will have the possibilities of building an addi­ Country Club, will benefit the Rotary Scholarship before God one person whose name began with that GILSON FARMS maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maynard tion to the high school, which Foundation. letter. He hadn’t gone througli the whole twenty-six opportunity to vote for or against 57 W apping Road, W indsorville (n»«rsouth windwruno) Jeffries. 24 Edgerton St . Her paternal grandparents Lottery the chosen plan in November of would involve reorganizing the are Mr. and Mrs.'Neal Burgess. Columbia. She has a before he had fallen asleep. That probably isn’t the best substitute for our 1992 at the townwide elections. grade structure of the school Call for update on picking, 623-0409. sister, Christine Leigh, 2‘/>. About the increasing amount of system, he said. Manchester KELLEY, Melissa Sue, daughter of Timothy J. Winning numbers drawn Thursday in New regular daily devotions, but it certainly helps others Public Meetings students in the schools, he said. " I High School, which presently and Robin Bouton Kelley of 245 New State Road, was England: when we pray for them. I know of some people who houses grades 10 through 12. born June 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital . Her Connecticut daily: 873. Play Four: 5030, have made a covenant to pray for others at 6; 58 each expect enrollment to peak in the IK::. morning. If anyone needs a way to start, the mid to late 90s and then go down. ” would take in ninth-grade stu­ Public meetings scheduled for tonight: maternal grandparents are William and Ethel Massachusetts daily: 6863. Replacement sash Bouton of Orlando. Fla. She has two brothers, Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) alphabet method might be a good beginning. 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n: MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989 High-ranking Democrat NATION & WORLD I t J iobbied for HUD funds Concern over secret data HARTFORD (AP) - A high- rents paid by low-income tenants. ford and Paul J. Manafort, a Bush ranking Democratic fundraiser In exchange for the government campaign adviser and New Bri­ who served as head of the subsidies, developers must reha­ tain native, says it has been paid may scuttle Irangate case Connecticut Housing Finance Au­ bilitate the buildings. by developers in Connecticut and thority helped seek federal rent Copies of letters about a second other states to represent their project that Bums sent to housing cases at HUD. subsidies for two Waterbury WASHINGTON (AP) - The instead. cannot be used against him at his officials were also apparently The firm has been criticized by housing projects under scrutiny CIA’s concern over the use of If the court denies the motion, trial, Fernandez admitted North sent to O’Connor. The letters the congressional panel investi­ by investigators looking into • > classified information may scut- the attorney general may file an and others in the U.S. govern­ concerned a 48-unit project on gating abuses at HUD for reaping alleged influence-peddling, ac­ ,tle the Iran-Contra criminal case affidavit objecting to disclosure ment initiated the project. cording to public records and Johnson Street by developer large profits by exploiting Rea­ u n against a man who assisted of the classified information. The Fernandez falsely told the gan administration contacts at those familiar with projects. Sherman Cooper. Oliver North’s secret Contra court must then order the infor­ Tower Commission he did not "I assumed the Cooper project Robert T. O’Connor, the former the agency. H resupply network. mation not be disclosed, a step know for a fact that North was “ It wasn’t unusual for us to deal executive director of the CHFA was the same relationship as in The Justice Department, go­ which can lead to dismissal of the assisting the Contra resupply with Bob (O’Connor) on projects. and a fund-raiser for Gov, Wil­ the Kucej matter, that he (O’Con­ vernment sources say, is consid­ criminal case. operation, according to the nor) was somehow involved in liam A. O’Neill, wrote a letter He would approach us about ering intervening in the case of An indictment says that Fer­ indictment. supporting one project, and a pushing that project” too, Mosley doing work on a project he was Joseph Fernandez, the former nandez falsely told the CIA Fernandez is accused in a bill of involved in. He was bringing in Washington-based consultant said. CIA station chief in Costa Rica inspector general’s office that a particulars filed by prosecutors Neither Kucej nor Mosley could deals.” Black said. .said he was involved in another. who is about to be put on trial by secret airstrip construction pro­ of making 19 additional state­ say whether or not O’Connor was A congressional subcommittee Black said Cooper’s project the office of independent counsel ject that was to be part of the ments that were so misleading paid for his lobbying efforts on the has been investigating allega­ was one of those that O’Connor Lawrence Walsh. Contra supply network was in­ they obstructed tbe Tower Com­ tions that prominent Republicans Mitchell Avenue project. O’Con­ The problems revolve around itiated by the Costa Rican mission and CIA inspector gen­ nor and Burns could not be was involved in. used their political influence at In the other project, Kucej’s CIA’s fears that too much classi­ government. eral office’s inquiries into the the Department of Housing and reached for comment. l i fied information is being sought In congressional testimony that Iran-Contra scandal. Charles Black, a principal in 16-unit project on Mitchell Urban Development in Washing­ Avenue which was pushed by Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald for public use in Fernandez’ trial, the Washington consulting firm ton to win federal housing O’Connor and Burn^ Burns said the sources, speaking on Black. Manafort, Stone & Kelly, District on Main Street Tuesday. The subsidies. sought a $2,000 per unit fee for his HEAVY WORK — Scott Kizis of South condition of anonymity. O’Connor’s involvement raises said members of bis firm re­ Windsor, an employee of DMC Con­ former Don Wiiiis Garage is being “ The government was notified Civil rights nominee ceived $47,000 of the $76,800 in lobbying efforts, Kucej and court questions about the role promi­ records said. struction Co. of Manchester, works on converted into office space and a ... of a new emphasis in the CIA’s nent state Democrats may have consulting fees Cooper has said position regarding certain classi­ he paid on his project. “ He said he needed the money the future offices of the Eighth Utilities meeting room for the district. played in Connecticut. for Washington,” Kucej said. fied information which may sub­ stunned by about-face It is unclear who received the Waterbury Housing Authority Kucej said he could not recall who stantially complicate the trial,” other $29,800. records indicate O’Connor and Burns told him the money was The Aiioclated Pre*i Walsh’s office said in court WASHINGTON (AP) - Wil­ executive, is seeking confirma­ Middlebury housing consultant Black said his firm did not pay papers this week that provided liam Lucas is losing ground in his tion as assistant attorney general Y being sent to in Washington. WAITING — Three youngsters peer out Thursday. There are almost 50,000 Joseph F. Burns lobbied the O’Connor for any work on the Management, union coalition the first indication the Fernandez bid to become the Bush adminis­ for civil rights. If confirmed, he authority’s executive director, Cooper project, but he said he Kucej said he and Burns agreed through a fence at a resettlement camp people awaiting resettlement. case might be in trouble. tration’s civil rights enforcer, would head a staff of 151 attor­ Ernest I. Mosley, in a 1986 letter, assumed O’Connor was paid for on a $32,000 fee, which appears to for Vietnamese refugees in Hong Kong Fernandez is scheduled to go on with a key lawmaker executing a neys whose duty is to enforce the asking for federal rent subsidies his work on that and other be the highest fee per unit trial Monday, but Walsh is stunning about-face one day after nation’s civil rights laws through for a 16-unit Mitchell Avenue projects involving Black, disclo.sed thus far. seeks to buy Coit Firearms suggesting a delay. delivering his support. the courts. project being developed by law­ Manafort. Meanwhile, on Thursday, Peter “ There are various options that “ It obviously hurts the Lucas Black. Manafort. which in­ Kelly of Black. Manafort. said his Although Lucas is black, many yer John C. Kucej. O’Connor left man who formed the coalition, ring all questions to Morgan are being debated,” Justice De­ candidacy — how much I can’t cludes among its principals De­ company had done legitimate HARTFORD (AP) - Colt Fire­ civil rights groups oppose his the CHFA in 1984. arms management and striking said the bid would give workers Stanley & Co., the New York- Western hemisphere nations partment spokesman David Run- quantify,” Sen. Paul Simon, The subsidies are sought by mocratic national committee work for its clients and was the confirmation on grounds that he union members have joined for­ part of the ownership of the based investment house that is in kel said Thursday when asked D-Ill., said Thursday after Rep. developers to supplement the member Peter G. Kelly of Hart­ victim of changing public mores. lacks the experience to do the job. ces in an effort to buy the ailing 140-year-old arms manufacturer charge of evaluating bids. Offi­ about the Fernandez case. John Conyers, D-Mich., told the Conyers, who also is black and Hartford-based gun manufac­ which has been hurt by the strike cials there did not return phone Asked if the options include a Senate Judiciary Committee he a leader of the civil rights cause in turer from its parent company. and lagging sales. calls. see Baker as snubbing them move by the department that could no longer support the the House, was viewed as a strong The union and management “ That is one thing that is very The Hartford Courant Friday would scrap the case. Runkel nominee. stand-in for the Michigan Two candidates for AG post quoted sources as saying that the groups are part of a coalition, important about the deal,” said WASHINGTON (AP) - When are generally favorable to the empty-handed. said, “ That’s not a decision that As civil rights leaders renewed senators. final deadline for bidding on Colt we would ever make.” formed by an area businessman, Autorino, chairman and chief Organization of American States United States, especially in con­ criticism of the nominee, com­ Firearms was Wednesday, but Mary Belcher, a spokeswoman But on Thursday, Conyers that submitted a bid Wednesday executive officer of Shared Tech­ foreign ministers were scouting trast to Latin America, where the The ' Bush administration is mittee Chairman Joseph Biden, corporation executives would not for Walsh’s office, said only, returned to the committee and to buy the firearms division of nologies Inc. in Wethersfield. around last month for a date to outlook is far bleaker. somewhat isolated on what to do D-Del., said he was not satisfied differ on state abortion iaw “ Both hourly workers and man­ confirm that Thursday. about the situation in Panama. “ There are very serious matters with Lucas’ testimony and added announced “ with heavy heart " New York-based Colt Industries. meet in Washington, they settled agement would have an owner­ While the democratic trend in being discussed with respect to he was inclined to oppose the that “ I am withdrawing my cause legislative and other stu­ race.” Blumenthal told reporters The coalition also includes inter­ The sources aLso said that on July 19, partly because Secre­ Gen. Manuel Noriega is not a By Judd Everhart ship position. When people have Latin America is a source of the Fernandez ease and the nominee when the committee support.” dies to determine just what a new at his new’s conference. “ I have national financiers and is sup­ several bids have been made, tary of State James A. Baker III popular figure in the hemisphere The Associated Press ownership, they tend to work as a encouragement to U.S. officials, but only Washington seems to discussions are ongoing.” votes, perhaps as early as next “ in my 15 years on Capitol Hill. law should say are still under great respect for Representative ported by the state of ranging from about $100 million would be in town. more cohesive team.” the economic situation in many have any appetite for confronting Fernandez is charged with two Thursday. I’ve never seen anything like it," way. Levin, although perhaps a little Connecticut. to about $200 million, but the But when the delegates con­ HARTFORD — The two candi­ Industry analysts have esti­ countries is disastrous and the him. counts of obstruction and two Conyers’ turnaround came as a Simon said afterward. “ It is apparent that the only less so now that you’ve told me The bid reportedly is one of executives would not confirm vened here Wednesday to talk dates for the Democratic nomina­ mated that Colt Firearms makes problem of coping with drug flows counts of making false state­ political blow to the administra­ reason Senator Blumenthal is so that.” several being considered by the that either. about the Panama situation. Conyers qualified his state­ tion for attorney general agree about $15 million to $20 million in from south of the border seems The disappointment among ments to Iran-Contra investiga­ tion, which enlisted the Michigan anxious to offer a proposal on this He added that his involvement company, which put its firearms Baker was occupied by other ment, saying he was “ not asking that Connecticut’s anti-abortion profits annually on sales of about Other bidders reportedly are insurmountable. U.S. officials was palpable Wed­ tors from the CIA and the Tower lawmaker to stand in after the vitally important subject at this in the abortion issue goes back division up for sale in April, matters and stayed away. you to reject this nomination. I laws should be repealed, but $110 million to $120 million, down several financiers and arms nesday night when the best the Commission in 1987. state’s senators refused to intro­ time is to gain some perceived more than 15 years. He also said saying it wanted to concentrate * Other foreign ministers from Beyond that, as this week’s still believe everything I said disagree on how best to go about significantly from past years. manufacturers, including Smith OAS could do on Panama was a Runkel said he did not know duce Lucas at his confirmation advantage in our race for attor­ that further study of the issue, on aerospace, automotive and the hemisphere had traveled up OAS meeting on Panama demon­ yesterday about Bill Lucas ex­ fashioning a replacement affirm­ Late last year. Colt lost its & Wesson Co. of Springfield, declaration which — although it whether any of the options the hearing. Senators normally ex­ ney general,” Levin said in a despite the Supreme Court ruling, other industrial products. to 6,000 miles to attend the strated once again, Americans cept one thing.” ing a woman’s right to abortion. contract to manufacture M16 Mass., and Sturm Ruger& Co. of calls for a transfer of power in department is examining would tend that courtesy to nominees statement released by his New isn’t really needed because virtu­ Management officials declined meeting, but Baker didn’t make and Latin Americans just don’t As a result of this month’s U.S. rifles for the U.S. military. The Fairfield. Panama — was so bland and force Walsh to seek dismissal of regardless of party. “ When he testified here yester­ London office shortly after the ally every politician knows the to comment on the bid, but union the five-block trip over to OAS see things the same way. Supreme Court ruling giving company’s current contract runs Union officials said they agreed ambiguous that even Noriega’s the charges against Fernandez. “ It may hurt him some.” Sen. day on the most enormous Blumenthal news conference. issue well and has taken a officials expressed hope that the headquarters from the State states more power to regulate only through 1990. to the coalition because they are A comparison between that representative didn’t oppose it. If classified information is too Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., the question that is now facing the Indeed, Levin had spent part of position. bid, if successful, could end the Department. abortions. Sen. Richard Blum- Colt officials in Hartford de­ confident the strike could be meeting and an OAS meeting on sensitive to declassify but is ranking committee Republican, civil rights movement and the Wednesday afternoon — 18 hours His proposal would repeal bitter 3>A-year labor dispute that The story was much the same in That is not the only issue on enthal, D-Stamford, has already clined to answer questions about resolved if the coalition bid Cuba 25 years ago this week needed for a criminal trial, the said after Thursday’s hearing. Congress — the seven Supreme before the news conference — Connecticut laws making abor­ has separated the two camps. June. Ministers from around the which the Bush administration drafted a bill to be considered tbe coalition agreement, refer­ succeeds. offers convincing evidence of just Justice Department may move “ ButI hope it won’tmean much.” Court civil rights cases — I was calling reporters to denounce tion illegal. Those laws have not Tony Autorino. the business­ hemisphere turned up in Wa­ has been isolated politically from during the 1990 legislative how far U.S. influence in the- that a summary of the secret Lucas, 61, a former Wayne frankly astounded,” Conyers been enforced since the 1973 shington for a meeting on Pa­ ”"its hemispheric neighbors. session. Blumenthal for calling the news hemisphere has declined over the information be presented in court County, Mich., sheriff and county said. landmark Roe vs. Wade Supreme nama, but Baker had other issues Blumenthal outlined his prop­ conference although he said he past generation. In contrast to the situation 25 osal. which would repeal the would likely support the gist of Court ruling legalizing abortion. on his agenda and sent subordi­ He also proposes a simply CHFA head dismisses charges years ago when Cuba was virtu­ state’s anti-abortion statute and Blumenthal’s proposal. nates over to the OAS. Prodded by the Johnson admin­ ally friendless in the hemisphere. worded law that states: “ 'The istration a quarter-century ago, prevent the state from restricting Blumenthal. who never menti­ HARTFORD (AP) - The di­ ton, of being involved in a plan to 1988. This does not go unnoticed by President Fidel Castro now en­ state shall not restrict a woman’s a woman’s right to have an oned the contest until a reporter rector of the Connecticut Housing defraud the Connecticut Housing Cotter’s letter said Galazan had other governments, which have the OAS imposed mandatory joys widespread acceptance. One right to choose to complete or :V‘ abortion during the first two asked him about Levin’s com­ Finance Authority has dismissed Finance Authority. obtained a $1.4 million construc­ the clear impression Baker is economic and diplomatic sanc­ exception is Washington. trimesters of her pregnancy, at a m ents, flatly rejected the terminate a pregnancy during the The letter also says that Gala­ tion loan on the basis of inflated much more oriented toward tions against Cuba after conclud­ wL allegations of a kickback scheme In less than a year, Castro has M M U m news conference Thursday. suggestion. first two trimesters of zan made “ fraudulent fake cost figures computed by author­ Europe and Asia than he is ing that Cuba was responsible for between the authority and a attended presidential inaugurals w Rep. Jay B. Levin. D-New “ It has nothing to do with any pregnancy.” Parker shotguns by taking parts ity employee Nicholas Torneo. toward Latin America. fomenting subversion in developer, calling an accusing in Ecuador, Venezuela and Mex­ London, said Blumenthal’s action ongoing political race and I hope The bill will be submitted to the and upgrading the entire gun.” The actual cost of the work was Indeed, just two weeks before Venezuela. a ' letter by the late John P. Cotter ico. Much to Washington’s cha­ is “especially premature” be­ it would not be an issue in that 1990 General Assembly. Authorities found the letter in $400,000, the letter claimed. Baker was a no-show at OAS Jr. “ the letter of a lunatic.” Those were the days when grin, the United Nations has ^'■1 In a letter to Hartford State’s Cotter’s Hartford home July 10, T. Orest Dubno, executive headquarters on Wednesday, he anti-communist military dicta­ when they discovered the bodies director of the CHFA, also said had traveled halfway around the selected Cuba as the site for a Attorney John M. Bailey written tors dominated Latin American conference on crime next year. shortly before he killed his family of Cotter, his wife and two Galazan was slated to receive a world to attend a meeting of the political life; they were only too Storm relief effort to begin and then himself. Cotter accused children. $2.5 million loan for a rehabilita­ six-member Association of Sou­ willing to lend strategic support Baker has not ignored hemis­ a close friend and business Cotter charged in the letter that tion project involving four Main theast Asian Nations in Brunei. to Washington’s Cold War pheric affairs completely: one The OAS has 31 members. partner of being involved in the the housing authority was bilked Street properties owned by Cot­ ventures. early achievement v/as the bipar­ production of fake antique shot­ by Galazan and an authority ter, The loan is being withheld by Shortly after taking office in tisan agreement he reached with Nowadays, democracy is as­ Saturday with federai funds guns and defrauding a state employee of more than $1 million the CHFA pending the outcome of January, he took off on a visit to Congress governing future policy on the renovation of Arriwani the investigation. each of the European members of cendant in the hemisphere, and toward Central America. agency. the anti-communist consensus Joan McKeever, Vice President, Magic Video, 171 Spencer St., Manchester By Elizabeth Llohtfoot move to open up our centers,” recovery period. Hotel in Middletown. Cotter had Dubno defended his agency’s NATO and has been back to The June 28 letter accused has long since unraveled. The In time, he may find hemis­ The Associated Press Gov. William A. O’Neill said Economic injury benefits are Anthony Galazan, 29. of Farming- sold the hotel to Galazan in May procedures. Europe several times since then. available to firms in Fairfield. Baker’s aides acknowledge he Reagan administration looked pheric issues more appealing. Thursday. One test will come on Aug? 23, the HARTFORD - A federally “ I am pleased Federal Man­ Hartford Middlesex, New Haven may be gravitating toward Eu­ high and low for Latin American and Litchfield counties. rope and Asia because the eco­ support for the Nicaraguan Con­ date of the next OAS foreign funded disaster assistance pro­ agement Agency officials are ministers’ meeting on Panama. gram to help recover property moving so swiftly,” he said. “ The If it is clear an applicant will Fired workers claim cover-up nomic and political changes there tras but almost always came up “We always use the people impacted by this storm not be able to repay a loan, he or "OUR NEW and economic losses stemming STAFFORD (AP) — Two em­ two separate incidents on May 28 had abused sick time. need assistance immediately and she will be referred to the from last week’s violent thunder­ ployees at Stafford group homes and June 17 another aide pushed An organization official said Heralfd for any advertising I believe they will be getting it.” individual and family grant pro­ storms and tornadoes will begin have said they were fired after two residents to the floor. The last week the complaints were Gammal said applications gram, which can make grants of VIDEO STORE Saturday, when disaster assist­ they told the state about cases of actions caused one resident to fabrications made by disgruntled Carrier-Ripley Insurance and get great results. must be submitted at the three up to $10,000, Jordan said. ance centers open in Hamden. abuse of the mentally retarded at lose a tooth and injured the employees. Jacqueline Meikle, centers and then officials will Loans will not be provided for Waterbury and Litchfield. two homes. second resident’s head. the organization’s assistant di­ determine what sort of assistance damage to secondary homes or to “While we use other Albert A. Gammal Jr., coordi­ Beth Simmons and Marilyn Organization officials could not rector, said a retarded resident is pleased to a n n o u n ce our affiliation with REALLY TOOK is due. If an application is such items as pleasure boats, nating officer of the Federal Matos said Wednesday that they be reached for comment. with a history of self abuse papers, we find the approved, checks could be issued planes, recreational vehicles and Emergency Management were given letters of dismissal by The letters of dismissal say that removed his tooth himself. immediately, he said. antiques. Jordan said. Agency, said Thursday that he the Tolland Organization for Simmons was dismissed for al­ OFF WHEN Manchester Herald is our “ What we will be looking for is Local governments will be Both women say their dismis­ expects several hundred people Retarded Citizens and Handi­ legedly abusing a retarded the kind of problems that the folks eligible to receive federal funds sal was a result of their filing the James D. Titus best way to get our to submit applications for federal capped, Inc. They had filed two woman, and that Matos was fired still have that are beyond the kind for 75 percent of the cost of complaint reports. aid at the centers. complaints with the state Depart­ for allegedly interfering with the WE of insurance they have,” said repairing or replacing public message across and my The federal assistance comes ment of Mental Retardation, investigation of the case. Last Officials for the DMR said they Brendon T, Bailey, an individual facilities, removing debris and two days after President Bush accusing another employee of week, Tolland Organization offi­ had found no conclusive evidence assistance officer with FEMA. providing emergency services, Jim comes to us from the Aetna account executive is very declared New Haven and Litch­ abuse. cials also charged that the two to support charges of abuse in any ADVERTISED Low-interest loans will be said Robert S. 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Jordan, area director for it a point to call the agency and HERALD" community paper.” flattened 47 homes, severely the federal Small Business JULY 24 - JULY 28 have Jim review your current damaged 78 businesses, left Administration. 9:15~11:4SAM hundreds homeless and tens of Small businesses and small coverage. thousands without electricity. agricultural cooperatives may ALL CHILDREN AGE 3 YEARS THRU GRADE 6 “ With the disaster declaration also be eligible for low-interest 633-4611 economic injury disaster loans to WELCOME 9 by President Bush and document signings behind us, we can now help them through the disaster FREE WILL OFFERING______

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ANOTHER SOUTH WINDSOR HOMEOWNER 1 1 1 / M3 North Main Strait Catastrophic benefit Clean air bill raises concern Iran, Iraq travel HAS LISTED WITH THE BEST 847-8B95 Pat Kershaw ^ ^ 2 1 . " under heavy attack WASHINGTON (AP) - Envir­ The EPA chief could specifically mittee, scheduled the first hear­ fuel program for cars — a 646-8865 EPSTEIN REALTY (!»f— I onmentalists are attacking Presi­ address industry’s economic ing on the Bush bill for Monday. cornerstone of the Bush program. divergent paths dent Bush’s final clean air bill costs in making key decisions. He called the final language The bill would establish a WASHINGTON (AP) - Ca­ Foley. President Bush wants a because it would ease an early Richard Ayres, head of a "weaker than last month’s draft, schedule requiring sale of clean- ui ti tastrophic health coverage for reduction. draft’s call for reducing motor coalition of all major environ­ which was far weaker than the fuel cars, beginning in the 1995 older Americans, under heavy Aides said Rostenkowski is vehicle pollution and provide mental groups, said the legisla­ president’s promises.” model year, in the most heavily after cease-fire attack by some of its benefi­ unlikely to allow a vote until wide government latitude to meet tion’s flexibility was a prescrip­ “It undercuts the clean fuel polluted cities. One million of ciaries, is facing new chal­ after he and Foley get a last industry’s concerns. tion for "chicanery and fraud” by program, pushes back com­ these cars would be sold in each of groups to stage comedies and NEW TO MARKET!! chance to make their case industry. He said acid rain pliance deadlines and loosens the model years 1997 through By Anwar Faruql SpaciCHJS nine room sptit level on a lenges from House tax writers An Environmental Protection The Associated Press official television has switched despite a tentative vote to keep before the caucus of all House Agency summary of the legisla­ components would be reduced emissions standards. The bill 2004. from gloomy war-oriented pro­ cul-de-sac — perfect for growing less than promised, and said actually appears to allow emis­ The deadline for all cars to family. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, it alive. Democrats next week. The two tion was given to members of NICOSIA, Cyprus — Nearly a grams to U S. sitcoms. Arabic Awaiting action before the leaders oppose a cut because Congress Thursday and made giving weight to economic con­ sions from cars and trucks to meet new emissions standards soap operas and family movies. formal dining room, country kttchen three-quarters of the benefits cerns would reduce the effective­ increase from today’s levels,” for hydrocarbons and nitrogen year after a truce ended eight looks out to oversized deck and pool. Ways and Means Committee is available by lawmakers to repor­ yeaVs of bloodshed, Iran and Iraq Concrete anti-blast blocks have a proposal to sharply reduce would go to those with incomes ters. The summary showed the ness of provisions to control toxic Waxman said. oxides was pushed back — from Completely furnished lower level with MANCHESTER $86,900 According to the summary, the 1994 model year in the are dealing in vastly different been removed from all govern CHFA APPROVED TOWNHOUSE catastrophic coverage of pres­ over $100,000 a year. final version, to be sent to emissions. ment buildings and officials or possibilities for separate apartment. By a 23-13 margin, the But EPA Administrator Wil­ new buses operated in cities with previous draft to the 1995 models ways with the prospect of peace Storage space and extras galore. Lovely, affordable, light and bright 2 bedroom unit In cription drugs and use the Congress today, was changed dered to don civilian clothes convenient location. Call for details. committee rejected a motion liam Reilly, who would get to more than 1 million population in the final version. and the indelible reminders of Owners relocating. $258,900. money to cut the surtax that from a preliminary draft that was war. instead of the tan uniforms they pays most of the cost of the that would have put the written June 30. make many key decisions under would be required to use clean­ The June 30 draft also had Both are rebuilding the bat­ wore during the war to show program. Also pending is an committee on record for re­ The new language, compared the legislation, called the bill burning fuel. The June 30 draft tougher emissions standards for tered cities along their ravaged solidarity with the men at the I amendment that would allow peal of the year-old program to the earlier draft, would push "faithful in every respect to the would have imposed the require­ light and heavy trucks, and the border. Both have sent home front. Merrill Lynch Realty Medicare recipients to accept that helps older Americans back new emissions standards for spirit and letter of the promises ment on all cities of 250,000 or deadline for meeting the new thousands of soldiers who sur­ In Iranian cities, schoolboys or re je c t catastrophic bear the expense of catastro­ cars, trucks and buses, and would he (Bush) made” to clean the more. requirements was pushed back parade in the streets in military- While the bus program would vived one of the century’s longest 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Conn. (203) 872-7777 coverage. phic illness. Most Democrats give the EPA administrator nation’s air. for the light trucks — such as conflicts. style fatigues, copying teen-age Another hot issue — whether voted against repeal and most discretion to delay new regula­ “There are a lot of tough things be phased in over the 1991 through pickups — from 1993 to a Each remains suspicious of the siblings for whom the camou­ to cut the tax on capital gains Republicans favored repeal. tions even further. in the bill,” said an EPA official 1994 model years, the EPA phased-in period ending with 1995 Aug. 20 cease-fire, keeping flaged garb has become revolu­ — remains unresolved. Sup­ Five from each party voted Other provisions of the final who, speaking on condition of administrator would have the models. hundreds of thousands of troops tionary chic. porters of the cut claim enough with the other side. bill, some known previously, anonymity, contended environ­ authority to delay the plan for two Both governments have to cope MANCHESTER $149,900 years for economic reasons. Criminal penalties against auto at the ready in case the fragile COUNTRY CHARM votes for victory despite the Some of the 23 votes against would give the administrator, mentalists were focusing on with hundreds of thousands of opposition of Chairman Dan repeal came from those who local governments and industry “relatively minor concerns.” The final language also would makers, for violating the anti­ truce abruptly collapses. Real Estate Professional Darling 3 bedroom 114 bath home featuring 1st floor allow the administrator, for eco­ pollution emission standards, But despite these similarities, refugees, widows and orphans. den, lovely mature landscaped lot and oversized 2 car Rostenkowski, D-Ill., and think the program should be flexibility in taking measures to Rep. Henry Waxman, chair­ In Iran’s tightly controlled, garage. House Speaker Thomas S. continued as it is. reduce ozone pollution, acid rain man of the House Energy and nomic reasons, to revise and were in the draft bill but not in the the bitter Persian Gulf rivals are new version. experiencing strikingly different male-dominated society, it is Today! and airborne toxic chemicals. Commerce environment subcom­ postpone for two years a clean- post-war periods. hard for a widow to make a living The Iraqis are ridding them­ and bring up a family. selves with visible haste of any The government has set a reminders of the war, rebuilding minimum monthly stipend of in the Greater shattered cities more quickly 45,000 rials ($45 at the unofficial Y than Iran, promising political exchange rate), and a maximum Manchester Area reforms — which appear more of 70,000 rials ($70). OPPORTUNITIES cosmetic than real — and reviv­ That is barely enough in Iran's ing their regional ambitions. hyper-inflated economy, hut it’s REAL ESTATE The Iranians, uncertain of their helped by subsidized housing and political future, still cling to food for families of the wai dead. memories of a war that killed an Nonethless, the recent arrest of estimated 1 million people. a young war widow for prostitu­ For them, the war had been a tion, which can carry the death convenient way of cementing the sentence in Iran, caused a na­ OPEN HOUSE 4.06 ACRES OF PRIVACY lurround ttiM Newer 1979 Islamic revolution. Then tional scandal. The woman de Conlernporvy home. Cedar Sking. 2 M b^ha. 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I wbnt into nursing because I Wearing a white dress and frilly bonnet, U By Jack Anderson thought I would submit around in his sleep, as well as two had to support myself and my son, and Beatrice stood and walked as her nanny led her and Dale Van Atta the matter to you. children to raise, I would opt for twin the field of nursing appealed to me. to Prince William, her 7-year-old cousin, who S. »• vl S' «> ) The parking garage Manchester Memorial The subject came up beds with a single headboard. A tired What can I say to these cruel people was sitting quietly on the grass watching his MOSCOW — It’s 1776 in the Soviet when a co-worker' told wjfe makes a poor bed partner. And a to shut them up? father. Prince Charles, playing in a polo Hospital plans to build will make the parking Union. The United States and France us that he knew of a little boy whose when they smoke marijuana in his twitcher, wiggler and thrasher is no match. situation at the hospital much better. The ir t-p ^ have already celebrated the bicenten­ parents told him that they didn’t think presence and tell him It’s OK. It’s not bargain, either. MARRIED TO A DOCTOR garage will provide about 260 more spaces nials of their respective democratic smoking pot was wrong, but many OK. Marijuana is illegal in all states. DEAR M ARRIED: Say nothing. than are now available. revolutions. But wha! the Soviets lack people did, so he was not to tell anyone Furthermore, studies have concluded DEAR ABBY: Six years ago I was a Just because a dog barks doesn't Reeve commissions boat Moreover, the hospital’s plans call for a in timing, they more than make up for that his parents smoked pot. It was to that its habitual use can be physically divorcee with, a small son to raise mean you have to answer it. PORTSMOUTH, with enthusiasm. be theii* secret. alone, so I struggled through three Anyone with his head on straight building that can be expanded to damaging and psychologically R.I. (AP) - It b V Political dissidents and ethnic mi­ Abby. putting aside the question of addictive. years of nursing school. After gradua­ knows that the nursing profession is accommodate 700 automobiles as the need wasn’t kryptonite norities are demanding more glas- drug abuse, I think it’s wrong to force I agree, it's unfair to force a child to tion, I went to work as a registered no piece of cake — the training is but champagne increases, so that when the need for more nosts and perestroika than Soviet a child to bear the burden of a family bear the burden of keeping this kind of nurse in a local hospital. rigorous and the work is demanding. that actor Chris­ parking comes about the hospital will not 'ItOH CUWAIN leader Mikhail Gorbechev had in secret — especially a shameful one. family secret. I met a wonderful man while True, many nurses marry doctors topher Reeve used F have to struggle again to find a solution. mind. The Baltic States are agitating Learning right from wrong is hard working at the hospital. We dated for because they meet in the workplace to commission his for autonomy. Elsewhere in the Soviet enough as it is without the notion of an DEAR ABBY: My husband and I two years, fell in love and we,re and have a common interest — caring The immediate effect of the garage new sailboat. Union, democratic expression has at-home morality and an out-of-home love each other and have a very good married. We have been married about for the sick. — — ...... \ — i - i ... Reeve, 36, who construction w ill not be to m ake it a dream to SOUVENIRS taken the form of violent protests. morality. What do you think? marriage. However, he twitches, a year and couldn’t be happier. What lMn-aa«rs nMd to know about m x , starred in the “ Su­ find a parking space at the hospital, but it will — There is a sense here that openness wiggles and thrashes around in his This wonderful man is a doctor. drugs, AIDS, gottlng along with thoir poors perman” movies, no longer be a nightmare. may be short-lived, and the Soviets we J.C. IN ALAMEDA, CALIF. sleep. I happen to be ,a very light Don’t get me wrong — he is not and paronts Is now In Abbv's updatod, oxpandod booklot, "What Evory Toon Should is an avid sailor. E a rlie r plans for a 1,110-car gara ge close to met — officials, dissidents and sleeper, and I just don’t sleep well wonderful because he is a doctor. He Know." Sond your nomo and addross, plus He first saw a common citizens alike — seem eager DEAR J.C.: These parents are with all that going on. is wonderful because he is the kindest, chock or monoy ordor tor $3.50 to: Door version of his new Russell Street drew opposition from to exercise their new freedom of abby's Toon Booklot, P.O. Box 447, Mount giving their son a dangerous message Should we sleep together for con­ most considerate person I have ever Morris, III. 410S4. (Postago Is Includod.) 46-foot boat at the neighbors and were abandoned. n iw w I'w weiHHius to v m m c m u m m m ...:' speech before they lose it. There is a Y 1988 Newport In­ The new location and a design that compulsion to tell the truth. They OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self. Ph D. ternational Sail­ incorporates the garage tightly into the volunteer confessions about the atroc­ boat Show, but his complex of hospital buildings is far better. ities of the past and criticisms of the Businesses hiring prisoners $500,000 craft was present government. Big garages are not normally architectural custom-designed Mayors wear out their welcome Soviets have good reason to spill with room in the gems, but the parking space is sorely needed their emotions now because they may galley to accomo­ and the alternative is more blacktop sprawl. be gagged again. The hardliners who Then he presided over its emergence open-air drug markets and drive-by to fiii iow-wage iabor pooi date two cooks. Christopher Reeve There is enough of that already. By Robert Walters oppose Gorbachev’s reforms are as one of the world’s leading cities. shootings. While Barry preens and The forward galley warning bitterly that freedom could was enlarged to accommodate Reeve’s 6-foot- But Bradley was unable or unwil­ struts, two deputy mayors and 10 LOS ANGELES — Mayor Tom lead to anarchy. The democratic At the same actually employees of Minnesota ling to recognize that governing a other senior city officials have been 4-inch frame. Bradley has just begun serving an reforms have brought to the surface time that we Correctional Industries. While Reeve named the boat Sea Angel in honor of major city can be very debilitating. convicted of engaging in corrupt unprecedented fifth term — but he social, political, ethnic and economic face a shortage Magnetic Peripherals has pro­ the “ guardian angel” that he says watches Open Forum The vision, mission and dedication activities — and the mayor himself is conflicts that could tear the Soviet m hardly possesses an overwhelming of low-wage la­ vided technical help, its chief over him in his quest for adventure. that new mayors bring to their jobs under investigation. mandate from the city’s voters. Union apart. bor in the Uni­ function has been to buy the are too often replaced by exhaustion, ■ In Detroit, Mayor Coleman Sylvia More than three-fourths of the Los Every nation should belong to the te d States, finished product. arrogance and corruption. Young entered office with fervent Moriarty deserves credit Angeles residents eligible to partici­ people who inhabit it, but the / there are half­ The majority of states either Graham in Walk of Fame Los Angeles is not alone in that determination to rehabilitate a city in pate in the mid-April election didn’t “ people’s republics” of the commu­ million offend­ Porter have enacted laws establishing a regard. Consider these examples decline. When all other economic CHARLOTTE, N.C. (A P) - Television To the Editor: even go to the polls. Among those who nist world are ruled by an elite. They ers in the na­ basis for private involvement in from other cities with mayoral development efforts stalled or failed, evangelist Billy Graham is getting a spot on the I would like to take this opportunity to express my did^how up, only 52 percent cast their govern in the name of, but without the tion’s prisons prison industries, or have no elections scheduled to be held this he embraced legalized casino gam­ Hollywood Walk of Fame, which bears the sincere appreciation for the excellent.job that Mr. votes for Bradley — even though none consent of, the people. who usually do statutes prohibiting such involve­ year or next: bling as a panacea. names of radio, TV, stage and screen Vincent Moriarty did as moderator of the Coventry of his opponents was regarded as a No government is likely to agree to little or no­ L:__ ment. In some states, prisoners The voters sensibly rejected that its own termination, and the commu­ pay part of their wage to a personalities. Annual Town Meeting on July 6. I believe a serious candidate. ■ In New York, Mayor Edward thing, at an average cost of more At the same time, prisoners alternative twice, and no other nist regime that rules the Soviet Union victim’s relief fund, while in Graham, a native of Charlotte, was one of 15 thank-you is in order. The record-low percent turnout Koch was for many years the than $20,000 per inmate, per year. have a chance to become taxpay­ options are being offered to rescue a is no exception. Gorbachev’s reforms F o s s il e v iv e n c e in d ic a t e s t h e t i& e h others, working offenders are honorees named during the June meeting of the Now. if those opposed to the referenda route that combined with the substantial personification of a brash, impatient, That adds up to more than $10 ers and to learn job skills of use in city whose central business district have caused repercussions that he required to pay some of their Walk of Fame’s secret selection committee. was followed this year would put away their crying number of ballots cast for the virtual spirited, self-absorbed city. But the QKI&INATEVASACOLD W£ATH£"R A N IA ^L. billion annually just to maintain the outside world. i and residential neighborhoods are didn’t anticipate. But he reportedly prison expenses. Although Graham reaches a larger audience towels and rally together and encourage the Town unknowns competing against the Koch contentiousness that once was s c ie n t is t s AHE STUDYIN& THE SIDEHIAN TI&ETi the prisoners. It comes out of your Private involvement in prison blighted, whose population is dwin­ believes that perestroika, like preg­ INTENTLY DECAUSE IT REFLECTS THE LIVIN& A few states provide for prison through his television specials, he is being Council, Board of Education, department heads, mayor meant that Bradley received a endearing has become aggravating. pockets, the nation’s taxpayers. ^ industries has chiefly come in dling and whose crime rate is soaring. nancy, cannot be done half-way. industries, but prohibit the sale of honored for his achievement in radio. and all concerned to come off theiregotripand do as mere 157,000 votes — a number that His approval rating has been cut in HABITS OF THE ANCESTRAL TI&ER. THIS AN/AWL Could these prisoners help' three forms, according to the All of those men'share a common On his recent tour of China. prison-built products on the open good a job at keeping the budget that was approved equals less than 5 percent of the half during the past four years. IS AS RESISTANT TO WINTER COLD AS THE offset some of those expenses? National Institute of Justice, part bond; Like Bradley, Young is seeking Gorbachev witnessed a preview of market. The federal panel sys­ this year under control. 1 believe the whole town population of the country's second Seven of Koch’s most senior appoin­ PO LAH D£A"R, AND VERY UNCOh^FORTADLE With cost rising and prison of the U.S. Department of Justice. Football player makes bail election to an unprecedented fifth what could happen here. The scenario tem has allowed prison industries would be well served and appreciative. The system largest city. tees have been indicted or convicted DURIN& THE S U r^E R HEAT: SCIENTISTS BELIEVE populations growing, that idea The first, exemplified by Best consecutive term. Koch and Barry was familiar; China’s aging leader, since 1984, but only in areas that works well. When Bradley’s new term began in for engaging in corrupt activities. The THE TI&ER'S COLONIZATION OF TROPICAL AREAS has come to executives at more Western’s reservation system, MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — Brian Baldinger, each want an unprecedended fourth Deng Xiaoping, introduced economic are not in competition with Thank you Mr. Moriarty for your job. Well done. late June, he was besieged by housing, educational and other social IS A RELATIVELY RECENT EVENT IN THE than two dozen corporations. has private industry acting as a an offensive lineman for the Indianapolis Colts consecutive term. (In all cases, the reforms that stirred demands for mainstream businesses. allegations of improperly accepting in problems that long have afflicted the EVOLUTIONARY TIA^E SCALE. 0 ore i»i» They have found some inferesting direct employer. Hiring and football team, has been released on $350 bail terms are four years long.) political reforms. When the outcry As recently as 1983, prison Roland C. Green earlier years thousands of dollars in city have not been resolved — and ways to make use of the nation’s firing are handled by Best West­ after pleading innocent to charges that he Unlike many other problems, the threatened party rule, he ruthlessly wages ranged as high as $7.75 per 475 Ripley Hill Rd., payments from financial institutions many have gotten worse, incarcerated workforce. ern, which also provides supervi­ jumped up and down on a woman’s car. solution to this one is readily appar­ suppressed the demonstrations. hour and generated more than Coventry doing business with the city. ■ In Washington, Mayor Marion If you reserve a room at a Best j sion. The company built a reser­ Baldinger, 30, entered the plea to charges of ent. Indeed, it’s on display in the 22nd Gorbachev closely watched and $750,000 in taxes nationwide. These are hard times for the mayor Barry initially brought the energy and Western motel, your phone cal! vation center inside the prison, leaving the scene of an accident, harassment amendment to the Constitution, which analyzed the tumultuous events in If you are involved in a — but it wasn’t always that way. In the passion of the 1960s civil rights very likely will be handled by an which is located near Best and criminal mischief. limits presidents to serving two China. Our sources think that if labor-intensive business, the idea Longest vote is a ‘vendetta’ 1970s, the solid, sensible former police movement — in which he was an inmate at the Arizona Correc­ Western’s headquarters. Em­ Baldinger was driving a rental car when it consecutive four-year terms. The Gorbachev had been in Deng’s place, Dr. Gott of a ready and certainly available was struck from behind by a car driven by Ann officer was enthusiastically em­ important participant — to a mori­ tional Institution in Phoenix. ployees are paid the same salar­ same standard ought to be applied to he would have granted more political ies as their counterparts on the workforce may sound appealing. Marie Cullen. 20, on Wednesday. Cullen told To the Editor: braced by the city’s electorate. The bund city government. Today, how­ Peter Qott, M.D. If you use computer equipment mayors who don’t know enough to quit freedoms. His strategy is to endure outside receive. But this specialized group of police that after the collision, the6-foot-4-inch, It is totally unbelievable that Tom Landers, son of a sharecropper demonstrated ever, fatigue and corruption are the that includes Magnetic Peripher­ when they’re ahead. the ups and downs of perestroika and The second kind of alliance laborers requires special prepa­ 270-pound, Baldinger climbed onto the roof of president of the Eighth District, has removed Sam that a black could be elected to the hallmark of his administration. als disk drives, chances are those adjust to the changes. takes place when a company ration. For example, private- her 1975 Dodge and began jumping up and Longest as commissioner of public works. He has most important political position in Like Los Angeles, Washington is Robert Walters is a syndicated drives were put together by But Gorbachev concedes this much invests in a prison industry. industry employees who work as down, demanding to see her license and been commissioner for 12 years and has done an predominantly white Los Angeles. beleaguered by violent street gangs. columnist. prisoners working for Minnesota to his critics in the Kremlin: Too That’s what Wahlersdid. ARCOR supervisors within prison walls registration. excellent job. Correctional Industries. much freedom could fracture the (Arizona Correctional Indus­ need additional training. He was the driving force in protecting the district If your office furniture came Soviet Union into 15 independent tries) built a small furniture Many corrections officials from being divided in half. Then, he single-handedly from Arizona, it may have been republics. He has no intention of plant. Wahlers, an office furni­ agree that prisons should be worked for almost a year to work out the agreement Supreme Court ruins liberals’ fun built by inmates at the Arizona Kissinger on Revlon board allowing perestroika to go that far. Eating mercury ture company, equipped it and factories, not warehouses. But that protects the district from consolidation and Correctional Facility in The winds of democracy, mean­ receives a percentage of the before the nation’s prisons can gives it the fire station, which makes peace possible. Perryville. N E W YORK York Times must have seen the same means that a solid 53 percent believe while, have swept a new parliament factory’s profits. swing into full production, offset­ Longest has been supported overwhelmingly by By William A. Rusher The list goes on. But. in every (A P) — Cosmetics reassuring poll, because he declared abortion should be "leg a l” only in the into Moscow. It is still called the The third approach involves ting some of the costs to taxpay­ the vote of the people on his recommendations. He is not always bad case, enterprising companies and giant Revlon on July 4 that “ even though six out of most extreme situations, if at all. Supreme Soviet, but it is nothing like progressive corrections officials private industry as a customer, ers, many management prob­ knowledgeable and a dedicated hard worker in Liberals haven’t been having much Group Inc. has every 10 Americans think abortion is Where’s all that stuff aobut the the old one that used to rubber-stamp DEAR DR. GOTT: Twelve years ago, when worked together to find a way for as is the case with Magnetic lems must be resolved. elected former Se­ supervising any sewer work done. fun lately. The Supreme Court’s morally wrong, three out of four think woman deciding for herself? party policies. making candy, a thermometer broke in the pan I private enterprise to tap the Peripherals. Prisoners who as­ Experimental projects already in cretary of State Now, at a time when the district is facing major ruling that flag-burning is protected it is a decision that each woman Somebody is kidding someone. But The new Supreme Soviet is explod­ was using. I didn’t realize this until after my prison labor market. semble the disk drives are place are showing the way. Henry Kissinger to sewer projects, he is removed for no other reason by the Constitution cheered them up should make for herself.” whoever wins the coming abortion ing with democratic debate. At first, daughter had eaten several pieces of the fudge. Why its board of direc­ than spiteful revenge because he dared to work briefly, for reasons buried deep in Hal Bruno, ABC-T'V’s resident battles, it is almost certain that the the refreshingly contentious sessions then, if mercury is so dangerous, were we not tors, which in­ against the election of Landers. I have never known their kinky psyches. But then Presi­ political expert, put it even more Republicans, and more broadly the were watched on live television by so harmed? cludes actress anyone to use the district for a personal vendetta. dent Bush seized the issue for the sweepingly the same day when he conservatives, will improve their many people that Soviet productivity Bad credit hard to overcome Audrey Hepburn Landers has done this before, but this time the Republicans, and it became clear that declared that “ all the polls” show that relative position in many legislatures. dropped off by 20 percent. The DEAR READER: Small amounts of metallic and Ann Getty, action is really harmful to all. He also used the new a constitutional amendment revers­ a majority of Americans, though Many of the latter are liberal- authorities had to shut off the mercury, such as those released from a broken DEAR BRUCE: We live in a mobile home. It is wife of oil heir director, Tom Ferguson, whodid not understand the ing the court will easily pass Congress sometimes only a bare majority, is dominated today,thanks to the large television cameras so people would go thermometer, usually cause no hazard because the old, leaky and not worth anything. We would like to Gordon P. Getty. workings of our local government. He doesn’t care and 38 state legislatures. “ pro-choice.” number of teachers elected to them back to work. metal passes rapidly through the intestinal tract in buy a new one. The problem is that we went through The cosmetics who he uses and those who voted for him must feel Next the court opened the door to And yet here in my hand is a with the support of the National The parliamentary chambers still a diluted state. Elemental mercury is toxic in large bankruptcy three years ago and nobody will give us company an- ashamed to see these antics. severe limitations by the individual clipping from page 1 of The New York Education Association. But if a ring with open debate. The voices of quantities, however, andean cause intestinal upset, credit. On top of that, we had a lot of credit card bills nounced Thursday Longest’s experience has'protected the district states on a woman’s right to an Smart Money Times, reporting that a survey of 1,497 legislator’s opposition to abortion opposition are heard loud and clear. abdominal cramps, vomitting and kidney failure. before the bankruptcy and so our credit report reads that Kissinger will from mistakes and building errors in work, as seen abortion, and hinted pretty plainly adults taken between June 20 and becomes the litmus test of electabil- But Gorbachev has developed a The key issue is quantity and ease of absorption. like the guest list on the Titanic. become the 14th in the Homart Development Co. putting sewers in that it will reverse Roe vs. Wade Bruce Williams June 25 shows that only 44 percent ity, huge numbers of these liberal simple device for controlling demo­ Small quantities of metaiic mercury are not readily We would like to buy a new mobile home, but as member of the the wrong place and without building permits. Who outright during its 1989-1990 term. believe abortion should “ be legal as it legislators will fail the test. In many cracy in the Supreme Soviet. When absorbed into the body, whereas mercury com­ soon as they do a credit check they say no way under board and will will watch the store now? Not someone who doesn’t Then Judge Gerhard Gesell, of all the people’s elected representatives any conditions. Cash only and, of course, we have V l k is now” Forty percent, believe it states where liberal control of the pounds — such as ammoniated mercury and serve an indefinite know or understand anything about sewers! people, delivered the blow that killed “ should be allowed only in cases of legislature is marginal, even a small start to speak the unspeakable, he bichloride of mercury — can reach toxic levels very little cash. Is there some way we can get term. Longest’s knowledge has built the sewer depart­ father when he turned Oliver North Henry Kissinger rape, incest ora threat to the life of the swing may make a big difference. turns off their microphones. because they can be easily absorbed. Mercury ourselves out of this mess? Last month, the ment into a strong, efficient and well equipped loose without requiring him to serve mother.” And a further 13 percent say vapor is particularly harmful because it passes the way we should like it repaired, that is, fully privately held company announced that utility that is a benefit to all taxpayers. any prison sentence whatever. it should never be allowed at all. effortlessly through lung tissue, which presents a P.O., repaired. His insurance company says that there is former first lady Nancy Reagan had become a I have felt sorry that the district election was From this embarrassment of William A. Rusher is a syndicated Riding high Unless arithmetic has changed large surface area for absorption. ROCHESTER, N.Y. a certain amount of negligence on our part — I guess director. questionable and that we must live for a year under riches, I pluck the second for a few columnist. drastically sicne I studied it, that The Commerce Department keeps Your daughter was not harmed because, in all just being there — and they will only pay $600. Are Kissinger, who was secretary of state from a clouded administration but never thought it would remarks. a fleet of limousines that sit around likelihood, the amount of mercury in her system DEAR P.O.: Bankruptcy is very difficult to we obliged to accept this or is there something else 1973 to 1975 and won the Nobel Peace Prize in be used in such a haripful way. Landers was the first It is perfectly clear, as the media burning up money. Federal investiga­ was minuscule and was excreted with her intestinal overcome. Your credit history is one that you we can do to get the full amount of money due us? 1973, already serves on the boards of American one to bring politics into elections but now he is have been pointing out, that the ■ tors recently inspected the motor pool contents. Please be more careful with thermome­ developed and one that will take a long time to go Express Co., Union Pacific Corp., and R.J. willing to sacrifice all taxpayers for personal Supreme Court’s decision in the and found that the chauffeured limos away. You have hurt a lot of lenders. You’ve burnt a vengeance. ters in the future. T.F., Macy & Co., among others. Webster case sets the stage for furious were being used about 20 percent of iot of people. Why should they get themselves in the This situation also makes Ellen Burns-Landers’ FORT WORTH, TEXAS battles in the 50 state legislatures. the time. Many of the government same position again? ability to govern very doubtful since she votfd for Each of them will now be descended DEAR DR. GOTT: My 3-year-old granddaughter drivers are idling their time away. The only thing that I can suggest to you is to try DEAR T.F.: You are under no obligation the charge and no one in good conscious can say it on by the passionate legions of the has suffered with constipation. The doctor had her When the cars were on the road, they and find someone who owns a mobile home, who is whatever to accept a settlement that you do not find was in the best interest of the district. The people abortion lobby and its at least equally on a regimen of Fleet’s enemas and Dulcolax, and usually carried bureaucrats to places unable to sell and who is desperate to the point that appropriate or acceptable. They, on the other hand, were not her first consideration, her husband was, passionate opponents. Many a legisla­ says she will remain on Metamucil the rest of her Our Language that are within Washington’s central he will participate in some type of contract. are under no obligation to pay you and more than which proves the error of having husband and wife tor will understand why Abraham life. X-rays revealed a large stool mass in the pelvic taxi zone, where the fare is $3. In If this were a “ stick built home,” it might be they wish to pay, unless a court orders it. on the same board. Her decision notto run next year Lincoln, while a member of the area with little or no air in the intestines. The contrast, the taxpayers spend about possible to put together a contract for deed. But Since the numbers are relatively modest, 1 would Haven refers to a place of safety and shelter. A is a little late. Illinois legislature, once fled through doctors say she has very slow gastrointestinal $30 every time a limo pulls out of the given the fact that’s not the situation, your best bet have no reservations about taking this matter to haven can seem heavenly — in fact, remove the first We have fought so long and hard to save and a rear window rather than take a motility, and all fluids are absorbed by the Commerce garage. The cars were is to find someone who is desperate to sell and small claims court. You don’t name the insurance e of heaven for haven. protect the district it really hurts to see one childish position on a controversial issue. intestines, which causes the constipation. A often used after hours when the willing to handle the paper themselves. company as the defendant, you name the individual Don’t pronounce the first letter of the gnu. The gnu person do this much harm and danger to all the Quite a few may be tempted to follow high-fiber diet does not help. Is this common for a drivers were on overtime. If you are able to put this deal together — by hook, who did the damage. The insurance company is is an oxlike antelope of Africa, in case you were 9 people. his example. child so young? crook or whatever — be sure to make your obliged to defend the other party and pay if you win. wondering what’s gnu. To hear the pro-abortion activists payments on time. The only way to repair a badly Take your estimates to court, photographs of the Betty Sadloski talk, they are sure most voters are on Mini-editoriai DEAR READER: The amount of constipation damaged credit reputation is one brick at a time. car and whatever evidence you have and the QUESTION: What’s the proper term for someone 48 Hollister St., their side. They are therefore predict­ your granddaughter suffers is highly unusual for a A recent Washington Post poll After you find someone who is willing to give you a amount they have offered and why you feel the offer who owns or manages a restaurant? Manchester ing that the vast majority of state youngster her age and makes me wonder whether revealed that more Americans know little bit of credit, be absolutely certain to meet the is inappropriate. Conceivably, the court could legislatures will roundly reject the site may have a serious undelying problem. For , who is on “ The People’s Court” than terms of the contract with every “ T ” crossed and award even less than they have offered, but I doubt ANSWER: The word is restaurateur (no. I didn’t various limitations on abortion that example, Hirschsprung’s disease (congenital meg­ who is on the Supreme Court. We’re every “ I ” dotted. It’s going to take you several that will be the case. leave the n out by m istake). Although some the pro-life lobbyists are gearing up to acolon) is associated with massive buildup of fecal not surprised. Judge Wapner isn’t shy years to get back to where you were and I do wish Remember, you are under no obligation to accept dictionaries are starting to include restauranteur propose. matter in the large intestine; it is caused by a about TV cameras in his courtroom. you well with the project. an award you find unacceptable, but you must go to (with an n), the preferred term from the French is iBaiirliPstrr1 Hrral?) Thus, Nancy Broff of the National congenital absence of nerves in part of the colon, But, more Importantly, if somebody court if the matter cannot be negotiated in order to restauranteur — to improve your spelling rate, look Founded In 1881 Abortion Rights Action League told a which results in an inability to evacuate. This 8 burned your flag, he’d make them achieve your goal. for rate in restaurateur. television interviewer that “ three- condition can be diagnosed by a biopsy, disclosing DEAR BRUCE: Recetly our car was sideswiped. PENNY M SIEFFEPT...... Publlther pay. We had no place to go. The other driver was fourths of the American people" tissue without nerves. Because yourgranddaughter Do you have a question or comment about our GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor appears to have an unusual bowel ailment, she inattentive and hit our car. The police, witnesses Bruce Williams, Am erica's top radio talk host, is MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor believe a woman should be allowed to language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, “OK! OK! You are not responsible for what and insurance companies all agree that it was his heard each week night on NBC stations. Questions ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor decide for herself whether to have an Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta should be examined by a pediatric gastroenterolo­ Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester are syndicated columnists. gist who can suggest treatment to relieve her fault. should be sent to: Smart Money, Manchester abortion. R.W. Apple Jr. of The New you do. !t's at! SOCIETY'S FAULT." 06040. discomfort. Our problem is that it will take $1,100 to fix our car Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. 9 1 10 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989 fHaiirlirslrr Hrfali'i Siberian miners returning Section 2, Page 11 Friday, July 21, 1989 PROKOPYEVSK, U.S.S.R. Russia. independent. SPORTS J (AP) — Coal miners in Siberia Miners at three shafts in He said authorities had agreed ended their strike today after Chervonograd, near the Polish to additional payments for night exacting promises of better food, border, joined the walkout Thurs­ and evening shifts and to give housing and working conditions, day night, said Anatoly M. workers Sundays off. V V p V pv « IP m' but the wave of unrest they Dotsenko, a spokesman for the Beginning Aug. 1. mines and launched continued in other key Ukrainian Helsinki Watch Group. other industries in the “coal coal regions. Official news reports did not mining complex” will gain the Some of the 150,000 miners who say how many miners were on right to sell for negotiated prices Journeymen went on strike last week in strike nationwide. The coal indus­ in the U.S.S.R. and abroad Siberia’s Kuznetsk coal basin try employs more than 1 million products which they make over region returned to work Thurs­ workers. and above the state plan,” Tass day and the rest went back today, Tass today quoted Coal Minis­ quoted the agreement as strike leaders and the official ter Mikhail I. Shchadov as saying stipulating. top the Open u Tass news agency said. the government agreed to make It said local managers will be Despite announcements that all Soviet coal operations eco- able to raise coal prices to reflect President Mikhail S. Gorba­ nomically and legally actual production costs. By Larry SIddans Feherty started the second day chev’s sweeping concessions — The Assaclated Press including granting miners withbirdies on five of the first eight holes and stood 8-under greater control over their indus­ TROON, Scotland — David try — apply nationwide, tens of Union Carbide settles through the first 35. But he then Feherty and Eduardo Romero, bogyed the 16th and 18th holes yo thousands remained off the job two journeymen from the Euro­ elsewhere. fall into a tie with Romero, who pean tour, tied for the early started the day at 4-under par in a The Awoclated Press Strikes continued in the Rus­ lawsuit for $15 million second-round lead in the club­ sian republic, the Ukraine, the pack one stroke behind Stephens. AERIAL VIEW — Dark area in fore­ that crashed during an emergency house today at the British Open, Romero bogeyed the first two northern city of Vorkuta and the NEW YORK (AP) - Union management incentive plan that where the weather took an abrupt ground shows the contact point and ianding Wednesday at the airport in Karaganda coal fields of Soviet holes, then got those back with Carbide Corp. and more than 370 was paid to the company’s turn for the worse. birdies on Nos. 6 and 8 and dipped crash path of the United Airlines plane Sioux City, Iowa. Central Asia, official media said. former executives have reached shareholders. Weeks of warm sunshine gave to 6-under after a second-round 70 A Ukrainian dissident reported a $15 million tentative settlement Under the incentive plan. way to clouds and drizzle, then to with birdies at Nos. 11 and 12. another strike near the Polish of a lawsuit stemming from the Union Carbide’s senior em­ pelting rain as the first half of the border. company’s refusal to pay a ployees were eligible to receive 156-player field took to the par-72 Stephens was ready to quit golf C rash The labor turmoil is the Soviet “special dividend” to employees dividend equivalents. The equi­ Royal Troon course. five years ago and there were few Union’s worst in six decades. in a management incentive plan, valents are the right to receive “The course was playing com- signs he made the right choice in From page 1 Gorbachev has expressed sym­ lawyers representing the em­ cash dividends paid to share­ pletly different,” said Greg Nor­ staying at the sport: Less than pathy for the strikers and placed ployees said. holders without owning the un­ man, the 1986 Open champion and $4,000 in career earnings to start much of the blame for the miners’ The settlement, which was derlying stock. among the early finishers. “I this season. A top finish of 19th Burnett said. The attendant, who termine if the fan had come from news conference: “He was quite deteriorating working and living reached July 18 and is subject to In a bid to avoid a hostile could feel the rain coming in.” place. Losing his PGA European Y was unidentified, went into the the rear engine. However, an emotional about the situation and conditions on leaders of the court approval, calls for $15 takeover from GAF Corp. in 1986, Low scores from the morning Tour qualification twice. cockpit and found the flight crew NTSB official who spoke on tears came to his eyes when he officially sanctioned trade million to be distributed among Union Carbide announced it could be protected by the worsen­ That was before Thur.sday at struggling to regain control of the condition he not be named said talked about the number of people unions. 375 former employees ranging in would sell off several consumer ing weather, a prospect that Royal Troon. That was before plane, he said. the rear engine did suffer explo­ who lost their lives. Still, he and other communist age between 54 and 88. The products businesses. The com­ brought a smile to Norman’s Stephens, a blonde-haired 28- leaders have warned that if the settlement will provide an aver­ Thirty-four minutes before the sive failure. “I told him he did a valiant pany then said it would use the Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald face. year-old from the Channel Is­ crash landing, the pilot told air The Des Moines Register and job.” strikes don’t end quickly coal age of $38,000 for each employee. profits from the sales to pay a “I hate to see it for the rest of lands, turned from a no-hoper traffic controllers he had almost The New York Times reported in The flight voice and data shortages will shut down much of A spokesman for Union Carbide special dividend to shareholders. CONNECTION — The Elks’ Tom Hite connects with a Scott Elliott and the umpire is Mike Horvith. Pub/MMH the guys,” he said with a grin. into what Carl, the demented no control of the aircraft, Burnett today’s editions that Burnett recorders were taken to Washing­ the country’s industry. said the company would have no pitch during Thursday night’s Recreation League softball won, 6-2. “It’s terrible.” groundskeeper in the movie On Wednesday, the Kuznetsk comment on the settlement. Union Carbide then distributed said. confirmed the fan came off the ton, D.C., and found to be in good $33 a share to stockholders, but clash with Main Pub/MMH at Nike Field. The catcher is Winds stayed calm and temper­ “Caddyshack,” would call, “Cin- Eight minutes later, the crew rear engine. condition, said NTSB aeronauti­ strike committee and members A hearing on the proposed atures were cool, and golfers deralla Boy” of a high-level government com­ settelement is scheduled for Sept. took the position that it was a expressed “serious doubts” they The failure of the tail engine cal engineer Thomas Jacky. “special dividend” not payable to continued their assault on par by That was before he became the could reach the Sioux City and may have caused the hydraulic Their contents are unlikely to be mission signed an agreement 18 in New York State Supreme the Firth of Clyde. meeting many of m iners’ Court. those employees enrolled in the first-round leader of the British began discussing small airports system to fail, said Bob Raynes- made public for several weeks. management incentive plans. Romero, an Argentine, has not Open. and lour-lane highways as possi­ ford, a spokesman for the Federal Investigators also collected demands. The lawsuit was filed after finished higher than sixth this The workers were promised Union Carbide failed to pay a The employees then sued to Stingleys: Like father, like son “The hard work does pay off.” ble landing sites, he said. Aviation Administraion. maintenance records on the 15- season on the PGA European Stephens said after shooting a Investigators found a 10-inch- Reports were conflicting on the year-old aircraft. Burnett also higher wages, increased deliver­ dividend to employees in the receive the dividend. circuit, and Feherty, from North­ ies of meat, sugar, soap, clothes, 6-under-par 66, tying the course by-12-inch hole and three or four number of passengers and survi­ said toxicology tests given to the Bv Jim LItke On Aug. 12. 1978, Darryl Sting­ that if he could get up. he would football his first two years in high ern Ireland, has not topped fourth record and taking a two-shot lead smaller ones in the horizontal vors. Officials on the scene said four people in cockpit were furniture and other consumer ley, strong, swift and in the prime have” school, and skipped trying out his place. But they were the best in goods, more housing construction The Associated Press over a tightly bunched, par- stabilizer, the small wing on the 174 passengers survived. United negative. of his NFL career, ran a down- In the intervening years, while junior year after a school strike the early going at the Open, tied busting field. plane’s tail, NTSB spokesman said 183 and the NTSB 186. GE Aircraft Engines, the Gen­ and — most important — a $1 million bond set CHICAGO — Darryl Stingley and-out across the middle of the Darryl Stingley struggled to feel cut the season. at 6-under par 138 after 36 holes, Ted Lopatkiewicz said. The rear United and other officials said eral Electric Co. subsidiary that greater voice in running their fidgets with the lever on his Oakland-AIameda County whole again. Derek went off to Last July, after moving back in one stroke ahead of Norman. Seven players, led by two-time engine sits just above the eariier 293 people were aboard made the plane’s CF6 engines, industry. wheelchair to narrow the dis­ Coliseum. live with a grandmother on the with his mother and father. Derek American Steve Pate and Briton winner Lee 'Trevino, were tied for stabilizer. the DC-10, but Burnett said dispatched a team to assist in the “It’s a victory over the system in death of actress tance between himself and the A vicious hit by the Raiders’ city’s tough West Side. joined the football team in the Derrick Cooper. second. But a player in his first Lopatkiewicz said the holes Thursday night 295 were. He said investigation. that we’ve had in the Soviet Union Jack Tatum — whose penchant Darryl J r., crafted by the same fall, earning a starting spot in the At the top of the leader board, Open was No. 1. for the last 70 years, a system in table, and Derek Stingley, ever were “projectile penetrations" four people were in the cockpit, The missing fan-rotor system TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - A reply and did not speak during the attentive, looks up from the for such violence was chronicled environment, grew to become a defensive backfield and an occa­ with three holes remaining in his “It’s a dream come true.” but declined to be more specific. not three, including an off-duty inciudes a rotor, disk and fan which we work hard but get little young man accused of stalking proceeding. cheeseburger in front of him. in his autobiography. “They Call fine basketball player but has sional call at running back. second round, was Wayne Grady, Stephens said. Such holes could be caused by pilot. United stuck by its figure of blades. in return,” said Pyotr A. Me- and killing actress Rebecca Lori Lefferts, the public de­ "It’s funny that he turned out to Me Assassin” — left Stingley a achieved little else since. Having filled out at 5-foot-ll an Australian who plays on the His voice and the look in his pieces of metal spewed like 293. nayev, an engineer at the Tal- Schaeffer in Los Angeles plans to fender appointed to represent be a baseball player,” the elder quadriplegic and his dreams for Derek went at life from the and 180 pounds — the same American PGA Tour. He was eyes showed the dream still was shrapnel from a disintegrating Rescuers planned to resume dinski Severny open pit mine on fight extradition to California, his Bardo, said she advised Bardo to Stingley said, a satisfied grin the future in the hands of his two other side, an excellent student dimensions his father carried into tearing up the course, clipping not to be believed, even by the engine. their search for victims today the outskirts of Prokopyevsk. lawyer said. not waive extradition. creasing his lips. young sons. but hardly a standout athlete. Purdue — Derek is giving serious five strokes off par through the dreamer. Burnett said investigators were among the wreckage that is Strike committee member Robert John Bardo, 19, was Earlier, Ms. Lefferts said Bar- “One time, when I was headed Nearly 11 years later. Derek, Still, there was the family name. thought to trying out as a walk-on first 15 holes and standing 9-under “A marvelous feeling,” he said. surprised to discover the entire scattered the length of three Vigil Vyacheslav G. Akulov stressed ordered held on $1 million bond do’s mental competency could be for training camp and feeling bad the younger of the two, will carry Mindful of the resemblance and for the football tepm. for the tournament. Stephens’ round, started in fan-rotor system missing on one football fields. that the miners had agreed to Thursday. He appeared from the at issue. that fragile package next month his father's feats as a prep star at “I guess my reasons for letting And Wayne Stephens, the sur­ hazy sunshine and completed in From page 1 “interrupt the strike, not to end about not being able to spend time engine. The DC-10 has three They were concentrating on a Pima County Jail via closed- Bardo was arrested Wednes­ with them, I took him and Darryl to the same playing fields his nearby Marshall, coaches at Orr him play, if that’s what he wants prise leader from the first round, the twilight of a Scottish summer engines, one on each wing and a large, blackened section of fusel­ it.” circuit television before Superior father graced at Purdue Univer­ High School pursued Derek at to do, are more selfish than was still on a red-hot pace. After evening, capped a day of fierce He said the miners would hold day by Tucson police for running Jr. out to the park, tail engine. age lying in the cornfield along­ United Methodist Church. Court Judge Pro Tern Walter U. in and out of traffic on Interstate “I must have thrown Derek 100 sity. a baseball player forcertain. almost every turn. anything else.” Darryl said. “I non-bogey round left him with a competition as the Open began its “That’s the first time for this side the scorched runway. The the government to its word: “If Weber on a California murder a football player maybe. Gradually, he gave in to the saw him try it, like it, and now I court record-tying 66, the un­ 118th edition. Williams, 28. a computer simu­ the government doesn’t keep its 10. pitches — he would have been type of engine that we’ve ever section had to be reinforced with lation engineer with Otis Eleva­ fugitive warrant. about 4at the time —and hedidn’t ”I remember when my mother blandishments of baseball coach guess I’d like to see him do well at known Englishman took two Of 156 players who started, 60 seen,” he said. large timbers and hoisted off the promises, we will go back on Weber set the bond, which Los After his arrest, detectives hit a single one. Not one. He was told me he was paralyzed. I was John Walker, an arrangement it — but only if he’s willing to more shots off par through the finished the fir.st day at par or tor Co. in Farmington, was on a strike.” said, Bardo gave Tucson police At a news conference, Burnett ground with a crane. company business trip, Pattis Angeles authorities had re­ either two seconds ahead of it or young, maybe 7 at the time. I that worked to the benefit of both. make a commitment. first six holes today to stand better. Light winds, mild temper­ said investigators could not de- “It’s slow going,” said Gary The strike wave began 11 days quested, and scheduled an Aug. 18 statem ents related to Ms. three seconds behind it and I didn’t understand,” Derek said. Derek hit .333 as a sophomore “After the injury, my most 8-under for the tournament. atures and a course forged said. ago in Kuznetsk, the country’s Schaeffer that prompted them to Brown, director of Woodbury Williams joined the Transpor­ hearing to review the status of remember thinking. ‘This can’t “I asked her a couple of times, playing for the varsity, .379 as a consistent prayer was to see the Five-time champion Tom Wat­ iron-like by months of hot. dry County disaster services. “It’s a second-largest coal field. California’s extradition efforts. notify authorities in Los Angeles, be my son.’ ‘Does he have a broken arm. a junior while winning All-City next day. Then it became a wish son of the United States also was weather added yards to shots and tation Technology Division of Otis Tass said late Thursday that where Miss Schaeffer, co-star of hazard for our rescue workers as in 1983 and is now with the Otis Bardo, who was being held in “He cried and cried that night, broken leg, what?’ honors and better than .400 this to see my kids grow up, then to having a good day. Starting at clipped strokes off par. they move through there.” strikes had ended at six mines in the jail’s mental health unit under the defunct “My Sister Sam,” all night long. It’s funny I’d “And being young, the first past season while attracting a take a part in their lives, then to 3-under par, he birdied the 'The chief beneficiaries were Shuttle Group, said Peter the Ukraine’s Donetsk coal basin was shot to death Tuesday. T ax Dr. David Greco, director of Murphy, manager of public af­ a suicide watch, gave no audible remember that now.” Darryl time I went up to see him in the dozen scouts and scholarship maybe help shape their futures. second, sixth, 11th and 12th holes Stephens and a large group of emergency services for the Mar­ but that most mines in the region continued, stealing a sidewards hospital, I wanted to tell him. ‘Get offers from Tennessee and Jack- “Seeing him go off to start a for a 7-under total after 30 holes. Americans, trying to record a From page 1 fairs with Otis. — the country’s largest coal field ian Health Center and one of the A spokeswoman from United glance at his son, “It was the last up. Get up! ’ But somehow I son State. career of his own,” the elder Another American, Payne Ste­ U.S. victory in golf’s oIde.st first physicians on the scene, said — remained on strike. time I ever played catch with understood, it would only make He was too frightened to ask his Stingley concluded, “is a dream wart, was 6-under through 34 tournament for the first time Airlines headquarters in Chicago Earlier Thursday, more than down primarily on out-of-state the plane’s breakup determined said she didn’t know when SUNDAY BRUNCH those guys.” things worse. I knew somehow father for permission to play come true.” holes. since 1983. the pattern of deaths and injuries. 16,000 miners in the Karaganda In the new companies owing Connecticut another list would be released. region, the country’s third- taxes, was expected to produce The three members of the Pattis said Williams’ family largest coal field, refused to go dining room $62 million. The actual total was cockpit crew survived the crash, would continue to seek informa­ into the pits and were massing by 11am to 2 pm $76.8 million, according to but Greco said the first-class tion from United today. the thousands for rallies, Tass Racing’s hot action Yankees no match Bannon. section was devastated. Pas­ Murphy said he had heard that and the government newspaper Choice of Champagne, (Fine, The FAIR program cost $5.2 sengers in the ninth through 19th the airlines presumed Williams Izvestia reported. Bloody Mary or Screwdriver million to administer, chiefly for rows suffered no injuries or was dead. Soviet media also reported new salaries of newly hired auditors minor ones, he added, but “there “I don’t know what the hell that strikes Thursday in the Don River for Ryan Express was nothing left of the rear half of siated for Sekonk and equipment they used. means,” Murphy said. “I can’t city of Rostov, in southern Belgian Waffles Omelettes T he wee­ The impact of the program’s the aircraft.” engage in the speculation that he Made to order with Onions, Bv Charles Richards he throws that other stuff. Then Made to order with kend’s hot ac­ success on the state’s fiscal Tales of heroism abounded, died in the crash.” Peppers, Bacon Bits, Chopped tion in southern The Assaclated Press he rushes in with a fastball . He’s a problems was not immediately beginning with praise for Haynes, Murphy said national media Fruit Toppings and Ham, Mushrooms or Grated crafty devil.” Whipped Cream Cheese New England clear. Officials from the gover­ a 33-year United veteran. reports were indicating today is Saturday Motorsports ARLINGTON, Texas — Kenny Ryan said he felt strong, even nor's budget office did not imme­ Gov. Terry Branstad visited that the list of survivors had been BEST BUY night’s ACT Rogers was excited just appear­ as he was leaving in the eighth. diately return calls for comment. Haynes’ bedside and said at a expanded from yesterday. Served Buffet Style: Coors Tour ing in the same game with Nolan “I had as good a curve if not Bannon said simply that with­ OIL CO. Seafood Newburg with rice. Baked Fresh Chicken, Baked Virginia race at the See- Lou Modestino Ryan, but to pick up his first better, than I had in Anaheim, (at out the money from the program, Vernon, CT Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Country Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, konk Speedway major league save at the same the All-Star game). That was the the state would likely have been Potatoes, Hot Pasta, Assorted Fruit Juices, Mixed Fruit Cocktaii, key to the game.” Melon in Season, Danish Pastry, Bagels with Cream Cheese, in Massachu­ time was really a thrill. forced to raise taxes even more 875-0876 Assorted Muffins, Jello Mold, Macaroni Salad & Coffee. setts. That cir­ Valentine added: ‘‘You could than it did this year. GE to send team 1: Rogers took over for Ryan with face the stuff (Ryan) had tonight cuit moves into The state ended the 1988-89 Adults ^8.95 Children under 12 M.95 southern New England for the three other supporting divisions, the bases loaded, a 4-1 lead, and all the time with the same results. budget year with a deficit of about first time this year. It pits Tom Pro Stocks, Street Stocks and one out in the eighth inning, but He had an outstanding curve, and $114 million. The 1988-89 budget . ®» We want to be Your Restaurant! strictly Stocks. held the damage to just one run his fastball was explosive. You to check engines 671QO OaNon Min Curley’s ACT drivers like Russ had been balanced on the expec­ Prioo tubioct to chango • Vokima Olacourrtt 2815 Main St., Glastonbury, CT ( 2 0 3 ) 6 5 9 * 1 3 5 5 Urlin of Ontario, Paul Richard­ Riverside has the NASCAR and the Texas Rangers went on to don’t grow up hitting that stuff.” tation that the FAIR plan would son of Georgetown, Mass., Bever Modified Tour coming in Wednes­ beat the New York Yankees, 6-2, It was the ninth time this season bring in $90 million. Now that it’s EVENDALE, Ohio (AP) — GE DCIO series 10, was powered by Dragon of Milton, Vt., Dave Dion day night for the Budweiser 150 Thursday night. that Ryan, 11-5, had struck out 10 generated $64 million more than Aircraft Engines has dispatched three GE CF6-6 engines. The GE of Hudson, N.H. and Jean Paul with Late Models and Street “Coming in after Nolan is a or more batters extending his that, the deficit numbers could a team to help investigate the aircraft engine team will work Cabana of Quebec, winner of last Stocks on the bill starting at 6:45 great feeling. I can always say I club record and leaving him just change. crash of a United Airlines DC-10 with investigators from the Na­ week’s event in St. Felecian, p.m. saved a game for Nolan Ryan, two shy of the Rangers lifetime The final deficit figures won’t that went down in Iowa Wednes­ tional Transportation Safety if Que., against the Seekonk regular Dave Gada Jr. of Niantic kept who to me, is the greatest pitcher mark. It was his 190th career be calculated until Sept. 1. day killing at least 74. Board, the Federal Aviation Pro Stockers. The feature event Ted Christopher of Plainville ever. It’s my first save, but it’s a game with 10-Ks or more. For ■ Because of declining tax re­ General Electric Co. made the Administration, United Airlines will be 100 lap race with heats from the winners circle at the big one,” Rogers said. 1989 Ryan leads the major league venues, the state passed $858 three jet engines which powered and McDonnell Douglas to gather going off at 7 p.m. New London-Waterford Speed­ Ryan allowed five hits, struck with 166 strikeouts. million in higher taxes for 1989-90, the downed jetliner. all available information and way last weekend. But Chris­ out 11, and walked none in 7-1-3 Andy Hawkins, 11-9, was the including an increase in the sales General Electric officials de­ attempt to determine the cause of 'v;>' The Pro Stocks continue to do topher could be ready for Gada innings. Rogers finished, giving New York starter and loser. He tax to 8 percent, up from 7.5 clined to speculate on the cause of the accident. very well at the Stafford Speed­ this time, who won his first main up only one hit and striking out had thrown 23 consecutive score­ percent. the crash Thursday, saying such “The GE CF6 engine was way. And the fields of cars are event ever at the shoreside oval. two. less innings before Pete Incavi- “We all should be extremely comments must come from the introduced into service on the Steve Balboni greeted Rogers glia’s 405-foot homer to right field fairly substantial. Paul Super- New London also has Late Models J- proud of what we have done for National Transportation Safety DC-10 series 10 in 1971. The DC-10 naut of Springfield, Mass., hasn’t and Street Stocks on the program with a bloop single to center to cut on a 1-0 pitch leading off the the state of Connecticut,” Bannon Board. series 10 is the only application lost his touch and recorded two Saturday night starting at 6:30. Texas’ lead to 4-2 and leave the Rangers’ fifth. told hundreds of his agency’s The GE Aircraft Engine div­ for this engine,” the company wins there in as many weeks. He Thompson Speedway returns bases loaded, but Rogers got out Texas added another run in the empioyees in the Aetna audito­ ision’s headquarters plant in this said. i W o o d t a n d f looks good to take another one with Small Block Modifieds, Pro of the inning when Don Mattingly sixth, two more in the seventh, rium across the street from his Cincinnati suburb made the en­ GE said the CF6 series engine 643-8474 - 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER - 8AM-6PM DAILY ■ GARDENS there Friday night. Also, Stafford Stocks, and Late Model Stockcars grounded into a double play. and two more in the eighth. department. gines used on the crashed DC-10, has been reliable. — brings back the NASCAR Modi­ on Sunday (6 p.m.). Mike Chris­ “That was big,” Rangers man­ Cecil Espy led off the sixth with 9 JUST READY SUMMER COLOR “This past legislative session company spokeswoman Karen “Since its initial service date, fied Tour with topdrawing names topher of Plainville is the driver ager Bobby Valentine said. “He a triple to left and scored on was tough enough... Connecticut the CF6-6 has accumulated GERANIUMS $1 59 Ruben Sierra’s single. Purdy said. RED— WHITE — PINK JL HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS as Reggie Ruggiero of Fore- to set the pace in the Mods while got his first major league save. would have been faced with either Ms. Purdy declined to say when nearly 17 million engine flight- I stville, Mikoe Stefanik of Jimmy Rosenfield of Middleboro, That’s the way to do it with the Rick Leach, who singled in the $154.6 million more in tax in­ the engines were manufactured, hours. The engine has established Fill in those empt E.Greenwich, R.I. and Mike Mass., is about due to take a Pro Yankees and saving a game for second and fifth, started Texas’ creases or program reductions.” referring the matter to the NTSB. an admirable reliability record in »$295 Nolan Ryan.” seventh inning rally with a double Jackson McLaughlin of Southington. Post Stock win there. Jimmy tops the Bannon also announced several service over the past 18 years and spaces with color 4/»10.95 to right. GE said that the CF6-6 engines & Perkins time at Stafford is at 7:45 p.nn. points in that division while Ryan gave an indication of new initiatives which he dubbed which were used on the ill-fated its successor, the CF6-50, has set Jerry Marquis of Enfield Baltic's Phlll Rondeau does the things to come by striking out the Steve Buechele singled to cen­ “MORE FAIR” - Maintaining flight were introduced into com­ the standard of reliability for BEDDING PLANTS proved that Ruggiero isn’t the same in the Late Models. The game’s first two batters. He also ter to score Leach and advanced Our Revenue Equitably, Fair mercial aviation service in 1971. high-bypass turbofan engines ROSES Impatlens, Petunias, only driver that can master the Twin lOO’s, NASCAR Mods and struck out two batters in the to second on the throw to the Audits (equal) Increased “A five-person GE Aircraft around the world,” the company 5/>32.50 Marigolds, Ageratum tight quarter-mile Riverside Busch GN washed out last wee­ The Aeioclated Pratt fourth and fifth innings and plate. Sacrifice bunts by Chad Revenue. Engines product support and said. “We at GE Aircraft Engines Portalucas, Dusty $J39 Speedway in Agawam, Mass. kend at Thompson and now goes struck out the side in the seventh. Kreuter and Espy brought Bue­ 8 Components include more engineering team is on site in extend our deepest sympathy to ______Miller, Zinnias, etc. 10/42.50 Marquis finished some 15 car on Wednesday night, Aug. 9. LAUGHING MATTER — The Yankees’ designated hitter “He’s fun to watch as long as chele home for a 4-1 Texas lead. “taxpayer friendly” tax forms, the families and friends of those BERRY SPECIAL you don't have to hit against Alvaro Espinoza scored both of Sioux City, Iowa, to assist in the Blueberries lengths ahead of Ruggiero last Mel Hall has a big smile on face after swinging, and easier to understand tax regula­ investigation of the accident who lost their lives in the Woodland Gardens hat a complete supply of weekend. Ruggiero has been the Lou Modestino, based in him,” New York manager Dallas New York’s runs. He doubled in tions and easier registration for involving United Airlines Flight accident. We will work closely Currants $ 0 9 5 fertlllzert, soed^sprays, tools, pottery for dominant force at the track for Stoughton, Mass., writes a missing, at a pitch from the Texas Rangers’ Nolan Ryan Green said of Ryan. the sixth, went to third on Roberto sales tax permits, allowing sales 232 which occurred Wednesday,” with all the proper authorities to Gooseberries summer needs. Bring us your planting problems. several years. Saturday's pro­ weekly syndicated Column about Thursday night at Arlington, Texas. Hall struck out on the “He’s made some key adjust­ Kelly’s sacrifice bunt and scored tax collections to begin more GE said in its statement. “The reach a responsible, informed gram starts at 6:30 p.m. with auto racing in New England. next pitch. Ryan led Texas to a 6-2 victory, striking out 11. ments. You sit on the fastball, and on a sacrifice fly by Stev* Sax. quickly. aircraft, a McDonnell Douglas conclusion as soon as possible.” 9

, // . MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 21, 1989 — 13 \Z - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989 SoftbaD SCOREBOARD Tyson ready to answer the Truth’ D’Amato. which explains his associa­ has been remarkably calm coming Thursday’s results Bv Tom Canavan the Williams’ camp, expect the The Associated Press challenger to win. Williams, 29. is a tion with Tyson. “ Mike was coming into his bigge.st fight since losing a REC LEAGUE - Main Pub/MMH defeated Elks, Hardee’s Goll Classic scores 12-1 underdog in the fight to be held at down from 276 and was going through 15-round decision to Larry Holmes in May 1985. a bout Holmes had to rally 6-2. at Nike Field. Dean Gustafson and Curt LeDoyt ATLANTIC CITY, N.J - The the Atlantic City Convention Center the divorce. led the winners with two hits apiece. Len Polchopek, Basebafl "A s much as you’d like to let things late to win. COAL VALLEY, III. (AF) — Scores divorce is behind him, the weight has and many experts think Williams and ‘T m going to put up one heck of a Chuck Sorden and Jim LaChapelle had two each for after Thursdov's first round of the sno,0(n not been around the 276-pound mark in his questionable chin will make him bounce off you. it had an affect on Elks. Hardee's Golf Classic on the par 3545— 70, him,” Bright said. “ That fight was the fight,” Williams, who weighed 218, 6 A)6-yard Ookwood Country Club courw : a while, the manager and trainer an early victim. said. “ Look at me. you can see the DUSTY — Ward Manufacturing beat Trinity American League atandinga controversies are almost second Still, there are some questions the downside of his career. You'll see him Covenant Church. 11-4, at Keeney Street Field. Blaine McColllster 31- 34— 6S 23-year-old Tyson has to answer in his on the upswing on Friday.” muscle. I’m notju.st a fighter who can Curt Byrum 34-32— 66 nature and there hasn’t even been a Allan Lehrer was the winning pitcher while Scott Cost Division Cory Hunoote 32- 36-66 speeding ticket in recent memory. sixth defense of the undisputed title. Tyson, who weighed 219‘/4 at Thurs­ stay outside and box. I ’ve got power. Van Oudenhove had three hits, including two W L Pet. OB David Toms 3)35— 66 day’s weigh-in. refu.sed to make What does he have? He’s one- Boltimore 53 40 — He was not his usually impressive self .570 Rex Caldwell 31- 36-67 Mike Tyson appears ready for Carl homers, and drove in six runs. Brian Martin had New York 46 48 .489 7W Don Halldorson 3631-67 in stopping Frank Bruno in five predictions about the fight and added dimensional.” three hits with a homer while Steve Dubicki Boston 44 46 .489 7W John Adorns 32- 35-67 “The Truth” Williams in tonight’s rounds at Las Vegas, Nev. on Feb. 25. he would be jittery coming in. just like Williams reportedly will make Cleveland 45 48 .484 8 Bob Eastwood 3533-68 heavyweight title bout, and the collected three hits. Tony Falcetta and Kevin Toronto 46 49 .484 8 Donnie Hommond 3236-68 Jay Bright, one of two co-trainers he is before any fight. between $1.3 million and $1.6 million. McDonough had two each for TCC. MllwouKee 43 51 .457 10'/7 Tom Pernice Jr. 3533-6* world’s undisputed champion says he “ Just come to the fight and I ’m sure Tyson reportedly is expected to Detroit 33 59 .359 19'/j who replaced Kevin Rooney in that Steve Hort 33 3 5 -6 * IS. CHARTER OAK — Manchester Property Mainte­ West Division Lon Hinkle 3 3 3 5 - 6* position, says Tyson had other prob­ you’ll enjoy it.” said Tyson, who is pocket between $5 million and $6 nance turned back Arm y & Navy, 12-?,, at Fitzgerald w L Pet. OB Phil Blockmor 353 3 - 6* undefeated in 36 fights with 32 million. Californio 55 38 .591 Friday, I ’ll be there and I’ll be lems then. Field. Bernie Gudhean led MPM with three hits Brion Tennyson 3 5 3 4 - 69 The bout will be televised live by the Oakland 56 39 .589 John Huston 3435-69 ready.” Tyson said. “ No one is taking “ I felt there were a lot of inhibiting knockouts. He has won his la.st five by while David Kay, Pat Irish, Neil Archambault, Kansas City 53 42 .556 3 Bill Sender 3 3 3 6 - 69 4 factors the last fight.” said Bright, a knockout. HBO cable network, starting at 10 Texos 51 43 the title. I ’ll be champion still.” Doug Johnson and Danny Raymond contributed two .543 Gory Hallbero 3435-69 Williams. 22-2 with 17 knockouts. p.m. EDT. Seattle 47 47 .500 8«/2 Ronnie McConn 3534-69 Few, with the obvious exception of 31 year-old protege of the late Cus Minnesota apiece. For A&N. Bruce Kindel ripped three hits 45 49 .479 lOVz Bob Proben 3534-69 Chicooo 38 56 .404 17»/? Lennie Clements 3633-69 while Jim Quinn and Don Hensley chipped in two Tnursdov’s Gomes Jim Gallooher 3435-69 Californio Detroit 3 each. 4. Tom Sleckmann 3534-69 WEST SIDE — Cox Cable blasted Purdy Cleveland 4, Kansas City 0 Keith Clearwater 3534-69 Texos 6, New York 2 Calvin Peete 37-32-69 Stewart has Corporation, 23-8, at Pagani Field. Bill Houghtaling Oakland 5, Baltimore 2 Joel Edwards 3435- 69 Seattle 5, Toronto 2 Mike Miles 3 5 3 4 - 69 cracked five hits for Cox while Jack Busher had four Only gomes scheduled Greoorv Lodehoff 36 3 3 - 69 and Bob Latuis and Fred McVeigh with three each. Frldov’s Gomes Roger Mollble 37-33— 70 Mike Kearns and Wayne Lindstrom added two Chicooo (Perei 6*10) ot Boston (Hetzel 1-0). Mike McCullough 3535— 70 7:35 p.m. right stuff BUI Britton f 3 4 3 6 - 70 Minnesota (Rowley 4-7) at Milwaukee apiece. For Purdy’s. Todd Lindsey. Don Logan, Ed Leonard Thompson 3436— 70 (Hlguera 3-4), 6:30 p.m. David Ogrin 37-33— 70 Kurlowicz. Tony Delorenzo and Scott Hendrickson Cleveland (Balles 4-4) ot Konsos City T he Astocletad Praw Mark Brooks 3 6 3 4 - 70 collected two apiece. (Aauino 4-4), 8:35 p.m. Gll Morgan 3634— 70 New York (Cadoret 2-1) ot Texos Horry Tovlor 3 3 3 7 - 70 CO -LEADER — Penny Hammel lines up for the O’s (K.Brown 7-6), 8:35 p.m. J.L. Lewis 3337— 70 Toronto (Flanagan 5-6) a putt on the ninth hoie during at Seattle Ed Humenik 3634— 70 (G.Harris 1-2). 10:05 p.m. ' Steve Lowery 3535-70 first-round piay in the LPGA Boston Five Detroit (Riti 0-1) at Californio (M, Witt 7-7), Steve Hoskins 3535-70 10:35p.m. Barry Joeckel 3634-70 Ciassic in Danvers, Mass., Thursday. Baltimore (Mllockl 5-8) at Ookland Tony SIMs 3337— 70 A L Roundup IN B R I E F (M oore 12-5). 10:35 p.m Russ Cochron Hammel fired a 5-under-par 67 to share 3535-70 Soturdoy'sGomes Ron Streck 3535— 70 Chicago at Boston, 1:05 p.m. George Burns 3436— 70 the lead with Kathy Postlewait. Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Bob Lohr 3535— 70 Cleveland at Kansas City, 6:05 pin. Bv Ben Walker Y M B’s among Twi leaders Jim Thorpe 3535— 70 Minnesoto ot Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Steve Thomas 3436— 70 The Associated Press Greater Hartford Twilight League statistics New Y ork at Texos, 8:35 p.m Detroit ot Californio, 10:05 p.m. through July 16 show Moriarty Brothers’ Jeff Toronto ot Seottle, 10:05 p.m. LPGA Beaten Five scorea Dave Stewart usually pitches against the Johnson atop the batting leaders with a .441 Sundov’s Gomes IN B R I E F Baltimore Orioles like he did against the National (Chicago ot Boston, 1:05 p.m, average. Johnson was 15-for 34. Teammate Minnesota ot Milwaukee, 7:70 p.m, D A N V E R S, AAass. ( A P ) — Scoresaftertt>€ League All-Stars — poorly. Ray Gliha was sixth in the leader board at .389. Cleveland at Kansas City. 2:35 pm. first round Thursday In the S3S0,(X)0 LPGA Detroit at California, 4:05 p.m. Boston Five ClossIc, being ployed on the por That was the case until Thursday night, when Reginald Pinto/Mancheeter Herald Johnson was second in RBIs with 15 and tied Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. 35-37— 72, 6,000-yord Ferncroft Country Club Hammel, Postlewait lead Stewart did what he usually does to the rest of the for third with four others with three home runs. Toronto at Seattle, 4:35 p.m course (o-omoteur): American League. New Y ork at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Kathy Postlewalt 32-35-^7 DANVERS. Mass. (A P) — Penny Hammel Craig Steuemagel was among the earned run CO M IN G HOME — Curt LeDoyt of Main Pub/MMH heads for the plate as the Penny Hommel 35- 32— 87 stayed hot. Kathy Postlewait kept cool after Stewart won his 14th game, tied for most in the average leaders with a 1.64 ERA. Cindy Rarick 7&^7—60 majors, by ending a five-game losing streak to the National Leagueatandinga Elks’ Dean Gusiaison looKs tor tne ban, which is next to LeDoyt’s left foot, Anne-Morle Palll 334S-d8 dunking her first shot in the water and both shot during their Rec League softball game Thursday night at Nike Field. Donna White 3S>33— 66 .5-under-par 67s on Thur.sday for a one-stroke Orioles in the Oakland Athletics’ 5-2 victory. Amy Alcott 3S03--66 ”On any given day. I’m capable of beating any Cost Division Pub/MMH won, 6-2. Tina Barrett 32- 36— 68 lead after the first round of the LPGA Boston American stars play tonight W L Pet. OB Jody Rosenthal 3Ses Lancaster is a season high for strikeouts while T— 2:38. A— 38,595. Jumbo Oiokl Totals 36 310 3 Totals 31 4 f 4 ONeltl rf 3 0 0 0 Brooks rf 3 1 1 1 37-34— 71 INTERMEDIATES — second-latest date Seattle has been at .500. having before spending the last four seasons with Yongbid rf 10 0 0 ONIxon cf 0 0 0 0 Tony Johnstone 35-36— 71 commission to examine records of JTV thinking man’s pitcher. pitching a four-hitter. Racers won by forfeit over Portland. Dotrolt 020 000 10S-3 Oliver c 3 0 1 0 Wallach 3b 3 0 12 Nick Foldo 3635-71 Enterprises, his private company. "W e didn’t been 59-59 in 1982. "Believe it or not, 1 was looking ball in play,” Lancaster said of “ The most gratifying thing is to LOunns 2b 3 0 0 0 Uils Carbonetti 37-34— 71 CaHfomlo 102 000 001— 4 Sontoven c 3 0 0 0 Hurricanes. have access to that information,” Poole said. Angels 4, Tigers 3: Wally Joyner singled home the hit off loser Randy McCa- pick the club up, but that’s the Two outs when winning run scored. / M B rw n 3b 4 0 0 0 Huson ss 3 0 2 0 Mork McCumber 37-34— 71 for it,” Lancaster said after Rangers 6 ,Yankees 2 Peter Jacobsen Yankees 6 (Jeremy Burr 3, Claudell Washington from second base with two DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Detroit 7, Californio* M ahler p 2 0 0 0 Langstn p 3 0 0 0 3635— 71 The commission apparently sought employ­ shocking the San Francisco ment. " I wasn’t thinking about way it is with our staff,” Langston Mark Colcovecchlo Foreman wins by decision 10. 2B— Schu. Joyner, Trammell, GWord. Rchdsn ph 1 0 1 0 37-34— 71 Bill Flanagan. David Ciaglia, outs in the bottom of the ninth inning as California driving in the winning run. I was Scudder p 0 0 0 0 Michael Harwood 33-38— 71 ment records from the coach’s firm. Giants with a two-out, run­ said. “ We won’t have too many N E W Y O R K TEXAS 3B— Heath. H R — Lem on (4), Washing­ Seth Egan, Lynn Salonen, sent Detroit to its 12th loss in 14 games. o b r h b l Ob r ti bl ton (10). SB— Joyner (2). S— Schofield. Totab 32 1 4 1 Totab 30 4 7 4 VHoy Singh 3437— 71 Valvano did talk with commission members scoring double in the 11th inning just trying not to strike out. losing streaks.” ■ Lorry M ile TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Former heavy­ Sox 2b 3 0 0 1 Espy cf 3 1 1 1 3635— 71 David Buono and Mike Gico Chuck Finley, 11-6, gave up 10 hits, struck out 12 Jose Rivero about matters not related to JTV Enterprises, that gave the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 “ I knew they’d play me to hit to Langston. 7-3 since his acquisi­ weight champion CJeorge Foreman won a Polonlo If 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 0 1 0 IP H R E R BB SO Cincinnotl lOO 000 000— 1 3536— 71 also played well). Earth­ and walked one. Tigers starter Doyle Alexander BalbonI ph 1 0 11 PIm ero lb 3 0 0 0 Dttrolt Montreal 000 400 OOx-4 Dovid Feherty 3536— 71 Poole said. victory. It was only his sixth hit in the opposite field,” Lancaster, a tion from Seattle on May 25, unanimous 10-round decision over Everett Sandy Stephen Tollesn pr 0 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 0 11 Alexandr 6 7 3 3 4 6 E— LOulnones. OP— Cincinnati 1. LOB— 3734— 71 quakes 4 (Jeff Altrui, Mike remained winless in 10 outings. Bernhard Longer Valvano could not be reached for comment. 71 career at-bats. right-handed hitter, said. “ I reached double figures for the “ Big Foot” Martin on Thursday night. Plunk p 0 0 0 0 Franco 2b 4 1 1 0 Nunez 2 1 0 0 2 0 Cincinnati 7, Montreal 3. 2B— Huson, 3536— 71 Joe Oiokl Marchand, Sean Smyth, Greg McCutIrs p 0 0 0 0 Incvglla If 3 2 11 Henneman L,6-3 2-3 1 1 1 2 0 Brooks. HR— Benzinger (10). SB— EOavIs 3338— 71 “ The pitch was a hanging didn’t even see where the ball fourth time in 11 National League Foreman. 19-0 since returning to the ring two Martin Poxon M tngly 1b 4 0 0 0 RLeoch dh 3 1 3 0 Callfomia (8), Huson (1). 3734— 71 Ryan) Peter Teravalnen 37-35— 72 slider,” Lancaster said. “ I didn’t went after I hit it. I just saw that it starts. He led the American years ago after a 10-year absence, knocked M H all dh 4 0 1 0 Buechel 3b 4 1 2 3 CFInIcy W,11-6 9 10 3 3 1 12 IP H R E R BB SO Andrew Stubbs 37-35— 72 Ramsdell presumed dead was fair.” down Martin in the eighth round and Bortleld rf 4 0 0 0 Kreuter c 2 0 0 0 Cincinnotl over-swing.” League in strikeouts three of the Pgirulo 3b 4 0 0 0 AAohler L,9-9 6 6 4 4 0 4 Seve Ballesteros 3636-72 Rose put on hold Lancaster, whose hitting feat San Francisco manager Roger last five seasons. dominated the bout, his first to go the distance Slaught c 3 0 0 0 American League leaders Scudder 2 1 0 0 0 1 Oovls Love III 3636— 72 SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The commis­ Lonnv Wodkins 3438— 72 Craig took the defeat in stride. during the comeback. Espnoz ss 3 2 2 0 Montreal Radio, TV sioner of the Continental Basketball Associa­ made him the winning pitcher, The Expos scored all their runs Kelly cf 2 0 2 0 Longston W.7-3 9 4 1 1 3 13 o-ErnIe Els 3537— 72 batted because the Chicago bench “ When a pitcher beats you like Judge Jerry Maltz gave Foreman a 99-91 Bawd on 279 at Bats. HBP— Foley by Mohler. WP— Langston. Paul Hoad 3636-72 tion was among those missing and presumed COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P) — Pete Rose’s lawsuit in the fourth against Rick Mahler, Totals 31 2 6 2 Totals 30 410 6 the way Lancaster did tonight, edge, while Greg Hughes scored it 98-91 and Joe 0 AB R H Pet. BK— Longston. Emiyn Aubrey 3537— 72 dead in the crash of a United Airlines DC-10, isn’t going anywhere fast. Neither is the Cincinnati was depleted of all reserves but a 9-9, who allowed six hits in six New York 000 001 010-2 Puckett Min 93 370 44 125 .338 Brad Faxon 3636— 72 backup catcher. His first hit of the you weren’t supposed to win.” innings while losing to Montreal Lonsford Oak 85 302 44 101 .334 Johnny Miller 3537— 72 Today another league official said Thursday. Reds’ manager. Garcia had it 97-92. Texos 000 oil 22X -4 National League leaders Craig reasoned. “ We just have to E— Incoviglla. DP— New York 1, Texas 1. Franco Tex 93 348 52 114 .328 Paul Affleck 3 4 » — 72 Commissioner Jay Ramsdell and deputy A federal judge in Columbus won’t have a decision season scored Curtis Wilkerson for the first time in four decisions LOB— New York 4, Texas 8. 2B— Espinoza, Sierra Tex 93 372 61 120 .323 Colin Gillies 36J6-72 7: 30 p.m. — White Sox at in Rose’s case for at least another 10 days, leaving from first and capped a most forget about this and come back this season. He beat Langston on MHall, RLeach. 3B— Espy. HR— Incavlgllo Sox N Y 92 379 52 122 322 AWrk O'Mearo 3606-72 commissioner Jerry Schemmel were on their Bawd on 279 at Boti. G ary Koch Red Sox, Channels 30, 38, tomorrow.” (10). SB— Kelly (24). S— Fletcher, Kelly, Stelnboch Oak 79 284 21 91 .320 3507— 72 Rose to manage the Reds under court protection. improbable comeback. In the Saturday. 9 LeMond falls further back 0 AB a H act. way from Denver to Columbus. Ohio, for the Kreuter, Espy. SF— Sax. Boggs Bsn 86 336 55 107 .316 John Blond 3636— 72 WTIC "With the wind blowing in the TGwynn SD 96 372 57 127 .347 Howard Clork The investigation of gambling allegations against ninth, Wilkerson had a two-run Tim Wallach had a two-run IP H a e a B B so Baines Chi 88 303 50 96 .317 340*— 72 7: 30 p.m. — Braves at Mets, league’s annual player draft when the jumbo VILLARD-DE-LANS, France (AP) — Time Gruber Tor 87 353 57 110 .312 Lorkin CIn 82 315 45 107 .340 AAortln Sludds 3705— 72 Rose is five months old — and there’s no telling how single in a three-run rally that way it was, it really looked like a single and Tim Raines and Hubie N tw YorK W CIork SF 95 349 M 116 .332 jet crashed at theSioux Gateway Airport as the is running out in the Tour de France for Greg 4 4 2 6 Moreland Det 82 263 31 88 .311 Ian Boker-Rnch 3636— 72 SportsChannel, WFAN (660- pitcher’s night,” Cubs manager Hawkins L.ll-? 6 1-3 7 HJohnson NY 67 327 45 97 .303 long it will be before there is a conclusion. tied the game. Brooks also had RBI singles. 0 0 Hom e a u m Payne Stewort 3438— 72 pilot tried to make an emergency landing LeMond. Guternxin 2-3 1 0 0 Guerrero SIL 92 321 35 97 .302 AM) Don Zimmer said, perhaps not Plunk 3 1 Dear, Milwaukee, Z3; McCjrltt, Toronto, 23; Scott Simpson 3835-73 A baseball lawyer who argued the case Thursday "I was moving,” Wilkerson Cardinals 7, Padres 1: Tom 13 2 2 2 Oauendo StL 91 321 37 96 .299 Wednesday afternoon. 'There are just three days left in this year’s McCullers 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 BJackson, Konsos City, 22; Tettleton. Bolti­ Ben Crenshaw 3706— 73 8 p.m. — Baseball: Team realizing just how right he was. Butler SF 89 347 5B 103 .297 before U.S. District Judge John D. Holschuh said a said. " I practically swallowed Brunansky hit a three-run homer Texas more, 21; Carter, Cleveland, 19; Sandy Lyle 3509— 73 Schemmel walked away from the crash, as edition of the 23-day race, just three days for Mitchell SF 90 330 95 .297 U S A v s . Korea, “ For most of the night it looked Ryan W,11-5 7 1-3 5 2 2 0 11 McGwire, Oaklond, 19; Whitaker, Detroit, 19; t i Andy Bean 3509— 73 quick resolution isn’t baseball’s top goal at this my chewing tobacco going and Joe Magrane allowed five MThmpsn StL 63 283 36 *1 .207 did many of the other 293 people bn board second-place LeMond to erase the 50-second Rogers S.l 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 GoettI, Minnesoto, 17. Jodie Mudd 3637— 73 SportsChannel like we were going to get shut ONelll CIn 91 334 37 96 .297 point. around third.” hits in eight innings for his sixth Umpires— Home, Scott; First, Roe; Se­ Runs Batted In o-Andrtw Hare 3509— 73 United flight 232. He said Ramsdell was sitting lead of Laurent Fignon of France. Home Run* 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at out.” cond, Gorcia; Third, Reilly. Fronco, Texos, 69; Corter, Cleveland, 67; David Roy 3509— 73 “ It’s more Important now that we get this matter Lancaster, batting for just the straight victory as St. Louis Mitchell, San Fronclaco. 32; HJohnson, Rangers, Channel 11, WPOP several rows behind him, near the tail of the Fignon firmed his grip as the leader on T— 2:51. A — 32,202. Sierra, Texas, 67; BJackson, Kansas City, 64; o-Gary Evans 3538— 73 straightened out,” lawyer Louis Hoynes Jr. said. second time this season, hit a In fact, the Cubs were down to snapped a four-game losing Greenwell, Boston, 62; Leonard, Seattle, 62; New York, 25; Strawberry, New York,21; Paul Broodhurst 3835— 73 aircraft. Thursday when he won that day’s stage and GDovIs, Houston, 20; EDovIs, Cincinnati, 9 p.m. — Tennis: Davis Cup their last out before breaking streak. Thursday’s home runs McGwire, Ooklond, 62; GoettI, M inne­ Ross McFarlane 3736— 73 Ramsdell. 25, has been commissioner of the “ Getting this straightened out and getting the right hard grounder off the glove of 8 increased his lead over LeMond by 24 seconds sota, 60; Mottlnolv, NewVork,60. 17; (Salorrooa. Montreol, 14; LSmIth, Charlie Bolling 3637— 73 — U.S. vs. We.st Germany third baseman Ken Oberkfell that through against San Francisco A tla n ta , 14; O N e lll, C in c in n a ti, 14; 12-team league since Oct. I. The CBA is a result Is more important than the time it takes to get Magrane. 11-6, walked four and as he spurted away in the final 12 miles. Fignon Nell Hansen 3835— 73 (taped), ESPN relief ace Steve Bedrosian on the Pltcblng (I Dedslont) VHovos, Fhlkidelphlo, 14; WCIork, Son Philip Parkin 3607— 73 it straightened out.” rolled down the left field line. struck out five while shutting AMERICAN LEAGUE professional minor league that has a working actually had the margin up to more than 50 Montgomerv, Konsos CItv, 7-1, .875; Francisco, 14. Raymond Floyd 3706-73 10 p.m. — Boxing: Mike mound. Lemon (4) Tigers; Woshington (10), One thing is certain: the case will drag on at least Wilkerson scored easily as the down the Padres, who had scored Swindell, Cleveland, 13-2, .867; Gordon, Runs Batted In Brian Barnes 3637— 73 agreement with the National Basketball seconds up the hill but faded a little at the end. Angels; Incavlgllo (10), Rongers; McGrItf 'Tyson vs. Carl "Truth” Wllli- Expos 4, Reds 1; Mark Langston Kansas CItv, 11-2, .846; Blyleven, California, Mitchell, San Francisco, M; WCIork, Son Don Pooley 3706-73 until the dog days of August. Cubs snapped San Francisco’s 26 runs in their two previous (73). Blue Joys; Brilev (0), Mariners. Association. LeMond finished sixth Thursday in a group 10- 2, .833; Swift, Seattle, 6-2, .750; Francisco, 71; Guerrero, StLouls, 62; HJohn­ Steve Jones 3607— 73 aims, heavyweight champion­ continued in his role as Mont­ NATIONALLEAOUE Holschuh said he won’t have a decision until at five-game winning streak. games. Todd Worrell pitched a that was 24 seconds behind Fignon. Williamson, Baltimore, 6-2, .750; Stewart, son, New York, 62; ONelll. Cincinnati, 62; Lorry Nelson 3409^73 ship, HBO; 10:15 p.m. — real’s stopper with 13 strikeouts. Guerrero (8), Brunonskv (lOl.Corcilnols; Oakland, 14-5, .737; Ballard, Baltimore, GOovIs, Houston, 57; Brunonsky, StLouls, 56; Crolg Stodler 3607— 73 least July” 31, and it might be longer. “ I was just trying to keep the hitless ninth inning. Benilnger (10), Reds; Strawberry (21), Mets. 11- 4, .733, (kilarroaa, Montreol,56. Fonv Zoeller 3706-73 V/FAN 14 - MANCHEvSTER HERALD. Friday. July 21, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 21, 1989 - 1.5 WEEKEND Puzzles Scientist to host TBS series ACROSS 56 Uh'huh Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Buck ship’s steering gear and rudders. The crucial DOWN H M S E O S 1 N H O B The Associated Press battle came the next day. 1 Many oz. J E A T N o O N E E M E T V T opics “ The Germans lost their main guns and 4 Poweriol LOS ANGELES — Underwater scientist 1 Andes animal L Y E |t _ H E S E A 1 L control in the battle.” said Ballard. “ The French new wave director 9 Dancer Robert D. Ballard is becoming host of captain ordered the ship scuttled at 10 2 Cut in two P 0 L T S Charisse 3 Globe “ National Geographic Explorer” on Super- Hungary and Ireland and hopelessly behind o’clock. She was equipped with the latest in 12 Face part 4 Exaggerated Station TBS because he says the movie and Germany, Japan, England and the Scandina­ military technology and he didn’t want the Z E S O A N promotion television image of scientists is driving young vian countries.” ship captured. The ship was struck by more 13 Coarse person A compares films to apples 5 Part of corn C C U L E people away from science careers. He warned that if more American students torpedoes at 10:36 and sank three minutes 14 Grazing land plant P R 0 P 1 E “ We’ re going to change the show’s don’t become interested in science the United later. Of 2,200 crewmen aboard the Bismarck, 15 Tree 6 Housing S U p H E D emphasis to more live exploration,” said States will slip economically, industrially and only about 115 survived. By Hlllel Italle between people, between human During that time she made her 16 Antic The Associated Press agency (abbr.) Ballard, the man who found the Titanic and militarily. beings?” Varda asked. "Love is debut film, renting a house on the 1 7 ___Landers the Bismarck and recently led an expedition "The image children have of scientists is “ The ship capsized and its gun turrets, coast to shoot “ La Pointe 7 Shipping unit E G G [ a L E made up of a series of bad or good 18 Attorney 8 ___Ono to a sunken Roman ship. That effort was that of a harebrained, forgetful wacko that which were held in place by their weight, fell NEW YORK — Agnes Varda Courte,” released in 1955. L 1 E H O W reasons which come to a point. General Edwin 9 Actress___ telecast live to several hundred thousand they get from movies like ‘ Back to the out. She landed upright and other than the compares filmmaking to cutting She used a real fishing village L B S E V E u “ Maybe she’s lonely at the Bloom youngsters in 12 museums across the country. Future,” ’ said Ballard. “ Children want to fit missing turrets and some superstructure open an apple and seeing what’s S E T M E R time. She’s had two husbands. to give the film the look of a 10 Pined (si.) His discovery of the Nazi battleship in with their peer groups, they don’t want to damage she is in remarkable condition. The inside. She likes to find fresh 20 Judge Maybe she likes the boy as a documentary. “ I’ve always been 11 Inhabitants of Bismarck, resting upright in 15,000 feet of look like some silly guy.” Nazi swastikas are still visible on her deck.’ ’ ways to examine everyday life. 22 Farm measure 2 8 ___Paulo 38 Cut of beef mother. Maybe nobody’s iooking using reality as a texture to Denmark water about 600 miles west of Brest, France, One of the most influential 2 3___ Vegas 31 Tibetan gazelle Ballard is more in the mold of Indiana The Bismarck was examined by the at her and that little boy looks at understand better. I like for 19 Lookouts 41 Sleeps will be shown in an October episode of the directors of the French New 33 Main arteries Jones. He has participated in or led more than deep-sea robot Argo, which Ballard also used her. Maybe she wants to go back stories to look true.” 26 Surface 21 Of a father 43 Abstract being weekly “ Explorer” series. The fabled World Wave, the 61-year-old Varda has 34 Pries 60 deep-sea expeditions. He is a senior to find the Titanic four years ago. The robot is to her own adolescence. There Although a failure at the box measures 23 Beam above 44 Large knife War II ship was sunk in a battle with British depicted a young carpenter torn 36 In oblong scientist in the Ocean Engineering Depart­ equipped with sonar, video cameras and still are many reasons at that moment office, “ La Pointe Courte” was a 27 Capable of door 47 College deg. naval forces on May 27, 1941. Ballard found between two women ("Happi­ fashion ment of the Woods Hole Oceanographic cameras. Pictures taken by Argo, its tender of her life.” major influence on other French being stretched 24 A chemical 37 Change a 48 First___ the ship June 8. ness”), a drifter amidst the Institution, head of the Deep Submergence and the mother ship on the surface will be Birkin is married to the French directors, notably Alain Resnais, 25 Sedentary manuscript 49 Here (Fr.) “ I want to motivate children and show them peasants of South France (“ Va­ 29 Theodore, for Laboratory and director of the institution’s used in the “ Explorer” program in October. director Jacques Demy, and their who edited the movie and cited it that science is a contact sport,” said Ballard, gabond” ) and the friendship of short 11 Center for Marine Exploration. son, Mathieu, portrays the young as an influence on his 1959 classic, who will become host in September. “ We’ve The Jason Project in the Mediterranean two women over 15 years (“ One 30 Fluid storage boy whose interest in Mary Jane “ Hiroshima Mon Amour.” 13 I 14 created an image that scientists are nerds. The 50,000-ton Bismarck was the biggest Sea explored a 3rd Century Roman ship and Sings, the Other Doesn’t” ). capacity is balanced by his passion for the She made several documentary And that’s created a devastating effect on battleship launched by a European power and undersea volcanoes. Six one-hour shows of Sometimes her films are broad 32 Twirler 15 “ Kung Fu Master” video game. shorts, then “ Cleo From 5 to 7,” in I 1Z interest in science as a career. was such a threat to the Allies that British the exploration were sent live by satellite to 12 in scope; “ Salut les Cubains” “ It’s the last days of a child,” 1961. 33 As far______“ The battle for children’s minds is between Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered an museums in a two-week period. Each (“ Salute the Cubans” ) is a 1963 20 21 Varda said. “ The iast months of “ Cleo” achieved both critical know grades four to 12. Right now 50 percent of all all-out effort to “ sink the Bismarck.” museum had an exact replica of the control documentary of the Cuban Revo­ being not yet a man. The feeling and commercial success, build­ 35 Mrs. Roosevelt 22 the students in American colleges studying The Bismarck sank the British battle facilities aboard the other ship so that the lution, and “ The Black Panthers” that it’s coming and it’s not yet ing anticipation for “ Happiness,” 38 Touch-___ sciences are foreign students. We’re now 17th cruiser Hood on May 24, 1941, but two days youngsters saw exactly what Ballard saw examines the radical 1960s there. There’s a real frustration which won the Silver Bear award phone in the world in science literacy, behind Spain, later British torpedo planes damaged the only one-half second later. organization. at that age. They want so much to at the 1965 Berlin Festivai. 39 Movable cover In “ Cleo From 5 to 7,” a be men, and it’s not yet here.” Her biggest success since came 30 40 Declare pseudo-documentary of two Varda was born in Ixelles, a in 1985 with “ Vagabond,” which hours in the life of a glamorous 42 Oatmeal Y suburb of Brussels, and went to earned raves for young Sandrine T V Tonight pop singer who may have cancer, Paris after World War II to Bonnaire, who played the title 44 Peon Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald 45 Ear (comb, she focuses on the tiniest details. pursue classical studies at the role. plot to use Vietnam veterans to stage an Her new film, “ Kung Fu Lycee Victor-Duruy. Courses at form) 6:00PM OD ® ®2) (30) (4® New s underworld massacre. Charles Bronson, (CC), A rm ’ A famous security bureau is re­ “ Vagabond,” like much of FARM FRESH — Harry Lata of East Main Street. The market is scheduled to Master,” is a different view the Ecole du Louvre stimulated 46 Killed ® Matt Houston Martin Balsam, Norman Fell 1973 [U SA] Hitchhiker quested by the Government to guard a Varda’s best work, managed to large shipment of gold. Sun Chien. 1980 Hartford weighs vegetables at his stand be open each weekend throughout the altogether: a love triangle involv­ her interest in painting and (S) Star Trek (55 M O VIE: 'Explorers' Three boys build 10:15PM Q® Benny Hill Joined in 50 Fleur-de-___ a spaceship that puts them in touch with [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Offence’ A London fund humor and hope in even the 01) McCloud Progress last weekend at the farmers’ market on summer. ing a 15-year-old boy, a 40-year- scuipture and she also took night 51 Short sleep aliens Mary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke, Ja­ detective tracks down a child molester and old woman and a brand new video grimmest aspects of life. Sledge Hammerl son Presson. 1985. 10:30PM Q® Can You Beat Bald­ nearly suffers a nervous breakdown. Sean classes at the Vaugirard School of 52 Cut into sheets game. The idea was suggested to Photography. (^4) Sneak Previews (R) (In Stereo) [A8iE] Eagle and the Bear ness? Connery, Trevor Howard, Vivien Mer­ “ I’ll never be a bum, I hope, but 53 Landing boat chant 1973. Varda by her friend Jane Birkin, Charlie's Angels [CNN] PrimeNews (P INN News In 1951, she was appointed I could be near them enough so I [CNN] Crossfire who stars as 40-year-old Mary 54 Snaky letter W K R P in Cincinnati [E S P N ] British Open Golf: Second (P Win. 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HXXNDIZ Rl GN VXIIS XHGI [USA] Cartoon Express Ft: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ Donna Summer ruled as the disco “ Another Place and Tim e,” But Summer was never com­ Q® Fulfill Your Dreams (33 Joe Franklin His musical program in Hartford will include The cider mill is the oldest of its kind in the ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda queen of the music world. But she Geffen refused to release it. So fortable with the disco queen 6:30PM ® C B S New s (CC) (In Stereo) Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ (2® Jeffersons (15 IN N N e w s ... VN C DIAG CAGN GWI dale fraternity convention, Robert Carra- works by Tournemire. Vieme. Mendelssohn. Roger, United States. This year the mill has added a .series turned in her tiara once break­ she signed with Atlantic Records, labei. Musically, she began to ® ® ABC News (CC) (24) Buddy Holly and the Crickets - A P d® Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) dine, Curtis Armstrong, Larry B Scott and Schumann. of tastings and food demonstrations to allow dancing out-hustled the hustle. and “ This Time I Know It’s for change in 1979 with “ Hot Stuff,” (20) Too Close for Comfort Tribute The Crickets. Carl Perkins, Duane G W I H G I J — H X H A A N J G W 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (3® Honeym ooners The cathedral is located at 140 Farmington Ave. Summer made headlines in dD (P NBC News (CC). Eddy, John Fogerty, Brian Setter, Marshall visitors to sample products and acquire new Real,” the debut single, soon which had a tough rock ’n’ roli [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote Angela Lans- Crenshaw, Joe Ely and others salute rock [CNN] Newsnight Update Free parking is available in the Asylum Avenue lot recipes for their own summer cooking. 1980 by signing with the newly- reached the Top 10. beat. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Half of art is knowing when to stop.” — Arthur C2_4) d S Nightly Business Report bury reprises her role as Jessica's British William Radford. n' roll legend Buddy Holly. Host: Kris Kris- [DIS] MOVIE; 'Looking for Miracles' A behind the cathedral. Donations will be requested. formed Geffen record label, The album, recorded in Lon­ “I grew up on rock ’n’ roll,” (38) W KRP in Cincinnati cousin Emma Macgill, who's charged with tofferson. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) 16-year-old camp counselor's dreams of a whose founder, David Geffen, don, was produced and written by dj) Love Connection an old flame's murder. (60 min.) d® W eekday (R) carefree summer are ruined when his said Summer, who later covered pesky kid brother tags along. Greg Spot- had successfully promoted Jack- the team of Mike Stock, Matt a Bruce Springsteen song, [A8iE] Profiles Featured: America's sto­ 8 : 3 0 P M ® (4g) FuII House (CC) D J is d® M*A*S*H upset when Danny falls for her Spanish tiswood, Zachary Bennett. Joe Flaherty. ryteller, Mark Twain. d 5 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Dog show slated Antiques festival set son Browne, the Eagles and Joni Aitken & Peter Waterman, who “ Protection.” teacher. (R) 1989. Rated NR. Mitchell. [CNN] Showbiz Today [CNN] Moneyline [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ The 22nd annual Nathan Hale Antiques Festival have also worked with Rick And who would have guessed (15 Major League Baseball: New York The Manchester Recreation Department is It seemed like a perfect match. [ESPN] Best of SportsLook [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ers will be held rain or shine from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Astley and Bananarama. that the voice behind so many Yankees at Texas Rangers (2 hrs , 30 sponsoring a dog show for kids from 1 to 3 p.m. Summer was coming off a pheno­ [HBO] MOVIE: Hot to Trot' (CC) An in min.) (Live) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 1 :35AM (33 Dick Clark's Golden “ The guys who produced me dance floor hits secretly longed competent stockbroker gets the inside Saturday at the Nathan Hale Homestead on South §4) dZ) Wall Street Week: Future of the Greats (R) Saturday at Center Springs Park. Registration for menal string of hit singles, are very commercial minded, for a house in the country? I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME track on Wall Street from his talking horse [TMC] MOVIE: 'Monkey Shines' (CC) Street in Coventry. Financial Services Industry (CC). the show is at 12:30 p.m. Awards will be presented including “ Bad Girls,” “ On the much more than I am,” she said. “ When I was a kid, I studied by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Bob Goldthwait, John Candy, Dabney A trained monkey injected with human [HBO] Not Necessarily the News (CC) Antique dealers will be selling woodenware, Coleman. 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [A8iE] Winston Churchill: The Valiant brain cells acts out its quadriplegic own­ (In Stereo) to the first, second, and third place finishers in the Radio” and “ Hot Stuff.” Geffen “ As an artist and a writer you agriculture,” said Summer, who Unscramble these four Jumbles, er's violent impulses. Jason Beghe, John Years 2:00AM (33 Superior Court following categories: best behaved; best groomed, tools, jewelry, clocks, paintings, ceramics, toys, was a widely respected executive tend to want to do what you want lives with her husband, Bruce one letter to each square, to form fiTTfi [ M A X ] M O VIE: Rad' (CC) Despite his Pankow, Kate McNeil. 1988. Rated R. (In wrought iron, glassware, rugs, furniture, and four ordinary words. upcoming entrance exams, a college- [D IS ] Dinosaurs Host Gary Owens talks Stereo) (15 World Wide Wrestling besMrick, longest tail, and mutt and master who aiso signed Elton John, Neil to do. There’s a time you need to Sudano, and three daughters on a bound teen-ager can't resist the lure of with scientists about the history and myths look-alike. The competition is for children ages 4 to more. Members of the Coventry Historical Society Young and John Lennon. be commercial. That’s the whole Caiifornia farm. “ I wanted to do competitive BM X bike racing. Bill Allen. surrounding dinosaurs, with clips from the [U S A ] Miami Vico Crockett and Tubbs d® NVR Showcase SLEBS Lori Laughlin, Talia Shire. 1986 Rated PG first dinosaur movie, "The Lost World, " uncover a secret fanatical army of Cuban P Jeffersons (CC). 14. The dogs must be at least 6months old and have will .serve food throughout the day. But something went wrong. object: to sell records, enough to agriculture. I always had a sense commandos planning to assassinate an (In Stereo) as well as animated clips from "Fantasia" [ESPN] Best of SportsLook proof of shots. The Nathan Hale Homestead, which was built by Summer’s first record for Geffen, be on a label. You need somebody of wanting to live on a farm, just and "Gertie. " important Cuban diplomat. (60 min.) (In 7:00PM ® Inside Edition Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'Lust for Freedom' Hale’s father in 1776. will open for tours in the “ The Wanderer,” went gold, but to kind of monitor your sense of being free to walk and have no , tM w ® dD Wheel of Fortune (CC). 9 : 0 0 P M ® M O VIE: Little Treasure' Trumped-up charges put an attractive ex­ afternoon. her sales later fell off. By the creativity.” people around. I wanted to have a (CC) A stripper and an ex-seminary stu­ 1 1 :30PM ® ® Nightline (CC) cop behind the bars of a brutal California Nathan Hale, an American Revolutionary War mid-’80s, she was seeking her Summer, who was born in 1948 space where I didn’t have to be LEH EW ® Cosby Show (CC) dent team up to find a gold mine. Margot ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) prison. Melanie Coll, William J. Kulzer, Judi (15 d 8 Cheers (CC). Kidder, Ted Danson, Burt Lancaster. (35 Honeymooners Trevor. 1987. ‘Duck Soup’ showing hero, was executed by the Briti.sh for spying. release from the label. in Boston, became the soioist in anything for anybody.” 1985. The purpose of the show is to raise funds for the “ It wasn’t working,” she re­ her church choir by age 10. Summer is anxious to attract a d® M 'A 'S 'H d® Easy Way to Lose Weight 2:05AM (33 Family Feud The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford is hosting d4) dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ® d® Mr. Belvedere (CC) The family maintenance of the homestead. Admission is $3 for called in a recent interview. “ It “ There was no question I would young audience, but concedes anxiously awaits the publication of Mr. Bel­ d ® Tales From the Darkside [HBO] MOVIE: 'Chinatown' During the a showing of "Duck Soup” at 7; 30 p.m. Saturday at d® Police Story 1930s, a private eye uncovers corruption, adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Free wasn’t that we hated each other, be a singer, I just always knew. I that today’s kids would rather vedere's journals, (R) (2® d® Tonight Show (In Stereo) (56) (4® Current Affair incest and murder on what should have the museum’s Avery Theater at 600 Main St. it just wasn’t working. They had credit in my neighborhood; dance to Madonna. So what F LOAFY WHY BUSINESer IS da) M O VIE: King David' (CC) The famed P Show of Shows been a routine case. Jack Nicholson, Faye parking is available. (55 Star Trek ruler of biblical history faces many strug­ “ Duck Soup” is a pointed, political satire didn’t reaily have the faciiities to people would lend me money and happened to the kids who danced ALWAYS ©OOP FOR d® St. Elsewhere Dunaway, John Huston. 1974. Rated R. ___W THE VENPOF?OF [A8iE] Chronicle gles before and during his reign as king of starring the Marx Brothers. promote someone like me. It was tell me to pay it back when I got to “ Bad Girls” in 1979? Israel. Richard Gere, Alice Krige, Edward (SZ) News (CC). 2:30AM (33 Sustaining PEANUTS. [CNN] Moneyline Admission totheshowis$3fornon-membersand$2 frustrating.” famous.” “ They’re having kids,’’ Woodward. 1985. [A 8 iE ] Evening at the Improv P Alice [DIS] MOVIE: 'Spaceman in King Ar­ for members. Parking is available at the Travelers Her major success of the She began cashing in with Summer said, “ and I’m going to T EESH E American Masters: Celebrating [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Sports Latenight Farmers’ market open Now arrange the circled letters to thur’s Court' (CC) A young astronaut is Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker (CC) Hartford Club garage on 46 Prospect St. Parking is decade came in 1983 with the “ Love to Love You Baby,” a No. 1 hope their kids are buying catapaulted back In time to King Arthur's [D IS ] M O VIE: 'The Sw an' A princess [ESPri] SportsCenter Up-to-date 1 form the surprise answer, as sug­ A profile of legendary jazz saxophonist plans to recoup the family fortune by free for members and 50 cents for non-members. Local farmers will offer fresh produce from 8:30 album “ She Works Hard for the hit in 1975 that helped open the records.” gested by the above cartoon. court Dennis Dugan, Kenneth More. Charlie "Yardbird " Parker, featuring per­ scores. 1979 Rated G. marrying her daughter to a (irown Prince. The Atheneum’s summer film series runs through a.m. to 1 p.m. in front of the St. James Church at formance clips and interviews with family Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness, Louis Jourdan. 2:35AM (33 N e w s (R) [ E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date and friends. (60 min.) 896 Main St. in Manche.ster. The market is they 1956, [TM C] MOVIE; 'Candy Stripe Nurses' Aug. 26. Thepopularmovieserieshasbeenexpanded Answer: A .rk k scores. (5Z) Page 57 scheduled to continue through the end of I [ E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date Three young hospital volunteers give the thisyeartoincludea wider variety of films, including Cinem a (Answers tomorrow) [LIFE] HeartBeat Joanne battles a female [A8iE] MOVIE: 'The Offence' A London scores. doctors and patients extra-special care. Russian surgeon who performs needless Candice Rialson, Robin Mattson. Maria foreign and rarely shown features. Films are shown September. Jumbles: OUNCE ABHOR FELONY NAUSEA detective tracks down a child molester and [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) The Can­ Yesterday's hysterectomies on her countrywomen; a nearly suffers a nervous breakdown. Sean Rojo. 1974. Rated R. on Thursdays at 5; 30 p.m. andSaturdaysat” : 30 p.m. CAST HARTFORD Answer: He laughed up his sleeve because that's psychic wills her tumor, away (60 min.) adian comedy troupe Kids in the Hall per­ 12:20; Son 12:30,2:40,4:55,7:30,10:10.— VERNON Connery, Trevor Howard, Vivien Mer­ forms sketches before a studio audience. ShowcoM cinema* 1-10 — Indiana License to K III (PG-13) FrI and Sat11:45, where this w a s-H IS FUNNY BONE [MAX] MOVIE: a N ight in a * — Beaches (PG-13) FrI 7, [TMC] MOVIE: 'Campus Man' An Ari­ chant. 1973. (In Stereo) 2:40AM Jones and the Last Crusade (PG-13) FrI 2:10, 4:35, 7:15, 9;55, 12:15; Son 11:45, the Life of Jimmy Reardon' A suburban 9:30; Sat and Son 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9-30 _ zona college student becomes a media [C N N ] Larry King Live Berkshlres trip set and Sot 11:50,2:15,4:40,7:10,9:50,12:20; 2:10, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. — Ghostbusters II [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Emanuelle in Bangkok' high-school graduate looks toward an un­ Son 11:50,2:15,4:40,7:10,9:50. — Do the The Karate Kid III (PG-13) Fri 7-10 sensation after appearing in a campus cal­ Blood drives scheduled (PG-13) FrI and Sat 12:20, 2:45, 4:55, 9:40; Sat and Son 2, 4.-30, 7:10, 9 V ' [DIS] MOVIE: Willy Wonka and the Emmanuelle teaches her lovers the art of certain future in 1962 Chicago. River Phoe­ Right Thing (R) FrI and Sat 11:40, 2, 7:35, 10:10, 12:05. endar. John Dye, Steve Lyon, Kim Dela­ A bus trip to the Berkshire towns of Lenox and ney. 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the total pleasure. Laura Gemser, Chris nix, Ann Magnuson, Meredith Salenger 4:20, 7, 9:30, 11:50; Son 11:40, 2, 4:20, 7, WILLIMANTIC world famous confectioner, offers a grand Avram, Debra Berger. 1978. Rated R. The American Red Cross is sponsoring blood Stockbridge, Mass., will be offered Saturday 9:30. — Dead Poets Society (PG) FrI 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) MANCHCSTCR U.A. The Cinema* — m is s Flre- [U S A ] Miam i Vice Crockett and Castillo and Sat 11:40,2:05,4:30,7:05,9:45,11:50; prize to the five children holding lucky drives in Bolton and Coventry during the month of through the Continuing Education Division at UA Theaters Bait— See No Evil, Hear Pr'-Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:25, track a sadistic'gang of thugs running a candy bars. Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, 1 1 :35PM ® Night Court 3:00AM (33 Home Shopping Over­ Son 11:40,2:05,4:30,7:05,9:45. — Lethal No Evil (R) Frl-Sun2:20,4:30,7:20,9:30. 7:40,9:55. — Lethal Weapon (R) FrI-Son home burglary operation. (60 min.) night Service (3 hrs.) July. On Saturday, a blood drive will be held from 9 Manchester Community College. The bus will leave Weapon (R) FrI and Sat 12:10,2:25,4:50, — Great B alls of Fire (PG-13) FrI-Son 2, Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. 1 2:00AM ® U SA Today The status noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. — Batman (15 Weight Loss in America a m. to 2 p.m. at the Bolton Volunteer Fire the college at 7:45 a.m. and return to the college at 7:25,10,12:05; Sun 12:10,2:25,4:50,7:25, 4:20, 7, 9:20. — Karate Kid III (P G ) (PG-13) FrI-Son 1, 4, 7, 9:45. - License 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight [ESPN] Davis Cup Tennis: Singles of the feminist movement. 10. — Batman (PG-13) FrI and Sot 11:55, FrI-Sun 2:10, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45. — Pink to Kill (PG-13) FrI-Sun 1:30, 4:30,T l 5! Comic actor John Candy ( "Uncle Buck "). Semifinals From Munich, West Germany. (15 Cop Talk Scheduled: the flaws of the (1® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Department on Notch Road. On July 29. a blood about 6 p.m. The fee, which includes all tours, food, 1, 2:30, 4:15, 5, 7, 7:40, 9:40,10:20,12:15, Flovd: The Wall (R) FrI and Sat Astrograph 10. — Weekend at Bernle's (PG-13) (In Stereo) (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Taped) judicial system. (60 min.) P Trapper John, M.D. drive will be held from 8:30 to 1:30 at the First and tickets, is $60. Pre-registration is required. For Sun 11:55, 1, 2:30, 4:15, 5, 7, 7:40, 9:40, midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) FrI and FrI-Son 12:05, 2:25, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40 — 10:20. — Weekend at Bernle's (PG-13) Sat midnight. — The Racky Harror [TMC] MOVIE: 'Masters of the Univ­ d® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Headline News Overnight Congregational Church of Coventry, 171 Main St. ?0 05 Pf'-Son 1:10, 3, 5:30, 7:50, ® ( ^ Jeopardyl (CC). erse' He-Man races the evil Skeletor to [CNN] more information call at 647-6242. FrI and Sat 12:30, 2:40, 4:55, 7:30,10:10, Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat midnight. P Morton Downey Jr. a strong possibility she isn't apt to be ® Kate 8i Allie (CC). modern-day California and the all-powerful [ESPN] Sp e e d W e e k Weekly auto racing around at the moment you might need Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, Frank Lan- P S u c c e ss 'n Life report. (15 INN News her the most. Rely on your own talents. gella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. ® Win, Lose or Drew 3:30AM d5 Twilight Zone SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Ne­ dS) M 'A 'S'H U Rstervsd ^ CAN gE "TUB C C o a m C r r e p e a t ONB Of -W E 5E (XrVS: Trial revealing hotel queen MV ^oa c m bb- E^W?655(OV6> T toBOTg txxo/V -rue nfTEP \ a v fop ' /H^y^jHAT' SbucAWBEmE HUSBAND - ‘tbu ABOMTAfE, HA\« m RlOHT J CTEWMEEP?(i REMAIM SIIENT as demanding, abusive boss l DON'T 'l-J ! a ViNoW AMY h NEW YORK (AP) - The to sign a phony voucher that Mrs. Helmsiey will take the portrait of Leona Helmsiey billed work performed at her stand. emerging in a Manhattan cour­ mansion to the Helmsiey troom bears little resemblance to busiiics.s She would have a lot to rebut the smiling queen whose finicky Mrs Helmsiey and two former Each day observers ha-, been attention to detail is trumpeted in employees allegedly engaged in a regaled by stories starring the slick magazine ads for her false-invoice scheme and used 69-year-old queen of a S.'S billion PEANUTS by Charlea M. Schulz real estate empire. 0. Helmsiey Palace hotel company mone> to pay for $4 Sure, both Leonas would de million in wui k on the Heiiiisleys' Mrs Helmsiey, never the peo­ mand the best But the queen 28 room estate in Greenwich, it 's that sam e 6IRL0N SHE INSISTS ON COMING I loarnep her ple’s choice in a town where rents would pay for it, and the queen's Conn She also is accused of THE PHONE A6AIN..SHE OVER TO SEE YOU . SHE THAT SHE'LL PROBABLY have skyrocketed, has become u English would be a bit more taking payoffs from Helmsiey SAYS SHE'S AN OLP SAYS SHE HASN'T SEEN YOU the people's pariah. Everette BE PI5APPOINTEP.. majestic. suppliers, sometimes in cash- FRIENP OF YOURS... Dennis, head of the Gannett FOR A long t i m e ... "Y o u (expletive), you'Te not plump envelopes I'M Center for Media Studies, said my partner: you don't tell me how 4^ Her 80-year old husband, Mrs Helm siey has become a "If you'd been the first person to get it, I doubt to spend my money,” Mrs person of singular unpopularity they wouid've named it ‘athlete's foot'!" Helmsiey once said, according to Harry, was severed from the case because of a loss of memory in New York .” ® 1989 by NEA. Inc a former underlipg who was a prosecution witness at her fed­ caused by a series of slight Impeccably dressed and strokes DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins eral trial on extortion and tax coiffed she sits in the courtroom, H- fraud charges. Thus fai. the ju iy has heard generally stoic but sometimes EL 7-21 [■ 'IT':'S SHOW TIME: The witness, former Helmsiey only the prosecution case. The laughing, shaking her head or I executive Jeremiah McCarthy, trial, in its third week, is expected crying, as witness after witness HAGAR TH E HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ON TRIAL — Leona Helmsiey leaves where she is on trial for evading income testified that Mrs. Helmsiey to last two more months, and describes her as an overbearing, federal court in New York this week taxes. screamed at him when he refused there is no indication of whether abusive, capricious employer. I'm o M a Pi£T, m o a\, e o i c a n 't 7-2/ EAT THI^ piece OF... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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Apply In person tul single family homes, f o r s e t t i n g in l a t e - l l Dwner financing I A vision Builders wont bedroom unit, pan- liOU EVER DO B O S S SOUEEZED A BRAND-NEW HOMEMAKERS/HOME and stocking merchan­ Tuesday through Sot not condominiums, and L A S T n i g h t t h i n g s t h a t T U B E OF If Contemporary exte­ there ore, of course, no sole • drastically re­ tries, appliances, MAKE BLONDIE TOOTHPASTE I PART TIME CARESEVKES dise. Mustbeobletolltt urdov, lOom to 5pm rior, unique. Individu­ duced to $309,000. Coll porches, hardwood MAD AT VOJ ? f association fees. Coll to RIGHT IN THE < t\ HELP WANTED How would you like to 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour Michaels Jewelers, 958 alized Interior. 3 large tor directions 1-800-312 floors, carpet, seper- MIDDLE AND... Excellent benefits. Coll Main St. Manchester dov tor complete details bedrooms, including a on these mognltlcent and 5372______ote utilities, 3 cor gar­ put your skills to work by 633-4663 In Glaston­ 643-2741 eoe.______age. Excellent Income. PA R T Tim e AAedlcol Se­ helping the elderly and luxury master suite. beautiful homes at D Y N A M ITE new price! cretory wanted for bury. Ask tor Dove LPN wanted to work full $317,900. Flono Realty, Now priced at $219,900. disabled? Many of your $167,900 with this very The price of this ter­ busy medical office. PRDFESSIONAL recepti­ time with Stott In pro­ 646-5200C. special financing. This Is rific 7 room Ansoldl Jackson & Jackson friends and neighbors are on 1st / secretory full viding medical core Real Estate, 647-8400.□ Jdhu^oo Previous experienced CUSTDM Dttice space on excellent opportunity Colonial has been reset preferred. Please coll in need of your assis­ time. Computer knowl and health monlterlng 3100 sq.ft, built to vour for first time buyers and at $219,900 for on Im- CHFA-FHA approved. In edge, good typing ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue 646-2094.______tance. Hours are availet- to adults developmen- plans. Prestigious fa­ Investors Rothman 8< mdedlote sole! Lo­ Manchester, ex­ PART TIME handyman. ble to work within your skills. 647-4800. Coll Ml- tolly disabled In group cilities on East Center Rothmon, 646-4144.r cated on Timber Troll tremely nice 5 rooms o ) choleen tor home settings. Flexible on Lookout Mtn. fea­ condo with potlo, THERF' LET THE | WELL,BARRY LOOKS N O W T E L L WHERE TH'HECK \ OH,THAT'S \ ...IT'S Morning position schedule. Duties include St Superb location DWNER Wonts quick ac­ available tor dependa­ appointment.______hours Full benefits Ample parking. Com­ tures Include 3 bed­ porch, full basement, r y I VILE THIWG JOIM ' LIKE Y'GOT YOUR M E S O M E IS ALL THE BLOOD ) NOT BLOOD, ) TOMATO homemaking, shopping, tion. Bolton, 3 bedroom THE STRANGERS . T H IN G .. COMING FROM?/ OSCAR.' X J U I C E .' ble person. Hours dolly N AN NY Needed to core package and competi­ petitive lease. Coll Stan rooms, l '/2 baths, tire central olr, attached errands and providing Ranch. Dpen eot-ln kit­ WHO BROUGHT IT, 7om-12 noon. Must tor Infants In our So. tive salary Expe Weinberg tor on ap­ chen on almost 5 place, plaster walls, carport, I'/z baths. Spa­ companionship. Training rienced with MR popu­ cious master bedroom. ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady hove excellent driving Windsor home 5 days pointment. RE/MAX wooded acres. $154,900. full basement, 1st floor record. Duties Include available to enter the per week. Salary and lation preferred Send East of the River, 647 Flono Realty. 646 laundry, super private $112,000 asking price T »sr cleaning cars, running health care field. Please benefits negotiable. resume to Clinical Su­ 1419 or 643-0844 5200.0______yard with storage Realty World, Benoit, pervisor, Charter Dok . m .m Vl&IUKCt 6 THt Pl^lCt errands and general call 56&-8820, 9am-5pm. 644-9367.______evenings.o house. Won't lost Coll Frechette Associates chores. Contort Tom Associates, 25 Pen­ "EASY DDES IT ' is the nowlJockson 8i Jack- 646-7709.D KiN&m ARM WKSTLING- CHAMP/ Visiting Nurse and Home CARING, responsible dleton Dr., Hebron, C T Kelly, Carter Chev­ adult wanted to core wov to describe plocing a son Real Estate, 647- STUNNING country co Care Assoc, of E. Hart­ 06248. DD YDU hove ublcycleno wont od. Just coll 643-2711 8400.Q rolet, 646-6464. for Infant In our S. one rides? Why not otter It lonlol. Large lot, large ford. and we do the rest! screened porch, brick Glastonbury home be­ BDDKKEEPER for tor sole with a want ad? ginning In September, school. Must hove ex­ Coll 643-2711 to place vour potlo, large rooms, Im- BDYS, girls, men, women Monday through Fri­ perience In accounts od. I h e lp moculote Interior, fire­ ^CLASSIFIED to grade corn. Apply at day. Salary $140/week. WANTED HELP WANTED place, front porch. recelvoble, payroll and New price $186,000. CRAFTS the Corn Crib, Buckind References reoulred ouorterlv reports. Rood, South Windsor, 633-7439. issJHELP Owners sov sel- THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ^ A Feature of This Pi Computer experience 11 RE/MAX East of the Newspaper between 8am and 8pm. C H EER LEA D ER cooch- preferred Excellent I'M w a n t e d River, 647-1419.0 SALES/Soles manage­ Ing position available benefits Coll 649-5336 SALES CONSUUANT^^ COMFORTABLE & ( ^ R R - s |(^K-0'M -U-' W^LL IF ^ ment. Expanding busi­ tor the Bolton High 0 School basketball sea • Full or part time roomy Older colonial K-O-K-O-W-U-T ness service company. West Hartford loca­ son, November • Medical and dental plan on tree lined street. ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook P O e ^ ^ 'T ^ L L tion. Lots of growth through March Enthu CHARGE NURSE • Paid holidays Convenient location. potential. Benefits. Ex­ slostlc, energetic per Put your leadership skills to use in one of our Fireplace, screened HUPRlCADF axom v, • Paid vacations porch, 3 bedrooms, o cellent auto allowance. son needed to coach o ambulatory care centers. We are looking for a RPUL-gMAKT^'Xl C6 f’ec\l^eUi'I CHOi0 ThF WHAT D c e s well established team. • Liberal store discount real classic home wm\e o 'hapaJ Soles experience Im­ registered nurse with supervisory experience. N\e To FiuF AM SMV'IR'^/ilAAFNTAL- 'r^\\s 5,itg (OifH T rtf UfMPST V laMOFilL^ portant. Solorv plus For information and • Excellent starting wage available for o toll SPBLL IT ■SPELL'? ^ occupancy. A super IWfACTgep/nzrf^TrilfCoMPAHV^PlCtlllC.' f 6ITYLAMDFIU-. commission. $25/$35k application coll Pot Excellent people skills and sound clinical skills to • Experience preferred quality buy.RE/MAX WOI^C? first year. Coll 953-5929 Pinto, Bolton High become part of our management team. The • Apply in person tor Interview. School, 643-2768. East of the River, 647- L OXOMUT'. charge nurse position is available at our Bishop 1419.0______Corners and E. Htfd. center. Interested We are seeking individuals who are \ - ixp/chp - looking to join the team at LOOKING for o home t' 'Sn hr Nf A . 1 candidates should call the personnel department within the United or send resume with salary requirements to REGAL MEN’S SHOP States or Canada? WANTED Immediate Medical Care Center. 5 Hillcrest Ave., Would you like to re­ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea 903 Main Street ceive Information Wethersfield, C T 06109. 203-721-7393. Manchester, CT about homes In o spe­ cific area? Let me put Adult Carriers Ask for Bernard Apter you In touch with o 6 4 3 - 2 4 7 8 full-time real estate P N O W ' BILUNCVPATIENT SERVICE REP professional at your t h e ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr /Vs Enjoy the outdoors and destination. Start your real estate search from Full time day position is available in our the comfort of vour three years hospital patient account experience / SUPERVISOR area RE/MAX soles the week. monds doubled four tricks — the best Opening lead: 4 8 North’s five-club bid was lead-direct W l 3 y i 5 u A . Call 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Q I I H 3 1 WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. they could do once they missed getting ing. East now doubled, and doubled 95 once again when North retreated to to slam. 9 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989

HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR RENT FDR RENT FOR RENT CONDOMINIUMS I FOR RENT M A N C H E ST E R -$125,900. IT’S A HONEY - $97,900. M A N C H E ST ER - 1 bed­ EAST HARTFORD - 2 SpcciQlisjl Charming 4 bedroom M A N C H EST ER - 3 bed­ MANCHESTER - Excel­ MANCHESTER - 6000 C RE A T IV E Laminates of For o little money! rooms, 2 full plus 2 half room, 2nd floor. On lent 5 room, 2 bedroom. bedroom, appliances, M AN CH ESTER. 5 room, DRIVEWAYS FREEZER, upright - 9 cope. Hardwood Located In East Hart­ busline. $550.00 per wall-to-wall, near pork custom kitchen and GIVE YOUR budget a so.ft. Third floor, ele­ East Hartford, fabrica­ cubic feet, Sears, al­ floors, large kitchen, baths, all appliances. Stove, refrigerator. No vator service. 95 Hil­ tors of contemporary SEALED & REPAIRED ford Is this charming Drapes, carpeted month. Yearly lease. pets. References. Se­ and bus line. Quiet both, garage, end unit. break ... shop the classi­ mond. Approximately newly finished en­ one bedroom alumi­ Utilities additional. 1 neighborhood. Coll 289- Convenient to Hartford fied columns for bargain liard St. 647-9137. styles, cabinets, coun­ Reasonable Rates. 5 years old, used very J closed porch could be throughout, central curity. $550 per month ters, and furnishings. num sided home on a olr, finished rec room, month security dep­ plus utilities. 649-4003. 0000.______and downtown Man­ buys! Quality Work little. $95 cosh. 643-8784. converted to family small lot tor easy core. osit. Peterman Realty chester. Lease Includes Also cabinet new 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - room. Sentry Real Est­ end unit. Pool. Must be M A N C H EST ER - 2 bed­ EAST HARTFORD - One fronts, retoclng or re- This Is a good time to find Annual property foxes seen. By owner. 649-9404 bedroom, heat and hot use of $6,000 of furni­ 646-0561 Hardly used, 2 person, ate, 643-4060.O ore only $375. Soy room townhouse with ture. You need only to HOMES I MISCELLANEOUS tlnlshlng available. o cosh buyer tor that $138,000. 646-4385. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ fireplace, oil applian­ water Included. Wall- Coll days 9om to 5pm. with cover and trailer. LAWN CARE PAINTING/PAPERING M A N C H EST ER -$125,900. goodbye landlord, room, 1st floor. $650. 1 to-wall. Neorpork. Coll supply linen, cookware I ^ F O R RENT I FOR RENT typewriter no one uses. Moke otter. 875-1497. Charming 4 bedroom hello FHA or CHFA. ces, hot water, carpet­ 528-9748.______Use a low-cost ad In bedroom 2nd floor $525. ing, olr conditioner. 528-2914. and personal belong­ FURNITURE cope. Hardwood Anne Miller Real Est- Both totally remo­ ings. Single profes­ ONE cor garage, $65 per Classified (or quick re- EMERGENCY YARD MASTERS I^ R EA L ESTATE Coll 649-5240.______MANCHESTER. Two Just because you don’t sults. 643-2711.______floors, large kitchen, ote, 647-8000.P______deled. All appliances. sional person pre­ bedroom house In nice month. Convient and use on Item doesn’t mean Flro — Police — Medical I TAG Yard cleaned, WDGLES PMNTtiG CO. newly finished en­ |£ £ j WANTED M A N C H E ST ER - 3 bed­ ICONDDMINIUMS ferred. References secure. Evenings 643- 10 pc. Mahogany Chip­ OPEN HOUSE, Sunday, No utilities. Possible neighborhood. $725. the Item has lost Its value. pendale dining room D IA L 911 Trees cut, Quality work at a closed porch could be July 23rd 1-4pm. Deal lease option. Coll 745- room s In 2 fam ily I FOR RENT required. You won’t 9321. GOOD THINGS SALES raaaonabla price! LAN D wanted. Five plus monthly plus utilities. Why not exchange It (or set. Table with two In Manchester Have dump truck, converted to family of the century! $90,000 6246 or 645 8480. $650/month plus secur­ find o nicer place any­ Two months’ Security MANCHESTER - 2 cor TO EAT Inlarlor a Exterior room. Sentry Real Est­ acres. Church of the ity. Coll Robin 646-0043 VERNON - one bedroom where. $695 monthly. cosh with on ad In Clossl- leaves and table pods. 8 will haul. Free Eatimatea 2nd mortgage, no pay­ BOLTON, 4 room apart­ and deposit. No pets. garage on Main St. 1 tled? 643-2711.______NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ ate, 643-4060.D Living God of M an­ otter 3pm. condo. Including heat choirs, buffet. Price eral Stotute 23-65 prohibits u ments until year 2000. ment. No pets. Refer­ 285-0744 leave messooe. Available August 15th. boy or 2 $40 each. Coll I MISCELLANEOUS 643-9996 ' Call Brian Weigle chester Is Interested In and hot water, $700 negotiable. 643-4328. R E D A N D PU RPLE the posting of advertise­ M A N C H E ST E R -$158,000. (8% Interest, Balloon ences required. $510. MANCHESTER. Two 646-3917.______Robin 646-0043 otter Raspberries - Pick FOR SALE 645-8912 Inviting sun porch tor payment In yeor 2000). purchasing land In monthly. Wall-to-wall 3pm. I MISCELLANEOUS KING size bedroom set, I ments by any person, firm or monthly. 646-2311. bedroom duplex. Park­ your own at Hurst corporation on o telegraph, KEN’S U W N summer In this 3 bed­ 31 John Paul Lone, Manchester tor pur­ carpeting, olr condi­ SPR A Y THAT stain away. I SERVICES solid cherry, complete pose of building wor­ VERN O N . For limited ing, 1 cor garage, I'/z tioning, laundry, op- Ballpoint ink stains on STORE AND set In excellent condi­ Form, 746 Main Street, MAYTAG Washer In telephone, electric light or SERVICE room colonial with I'/i North Coventry. New Andover (one mlleeost power pole or to o tree, breathtaking contem­ ship center. Contact time only enloy o free months security. pllonces, pool. 871-9444. shirt pockets...other pla­ OFFICE SPACE GSL Building Mainte­ tion. Also antique oak good condition $50. Reliable Service EXPRESS SEAL baths. Huge living Pastor Dovid Mullen, $650/month. 649-5315. of Gov City Pork). shrub, rock, or any other room and formal din­ porary - you’ll love the color television with ces, too...con be removed CHILD CARE nance Co. Commercl- high choir, converts to Roper gas range $50. natural object wlthouto writ­ Quality Work Driveway Sealers, Home 372 Main Street, Man­ signed leose. Modern Available September 1, 5 646-6536. Baby hlghcholr wood ing room. Located In o ceramic tiled kitchen M AN C H ETER- One bed­ room condominium, almost maglcolly by FOUR Air conditioned ol/ResIdentlol building stroller. Excellent con­ ten permit for the purpose of Fair Prices Care Services, Including chester, CT 06040. 647- spacious 1 and 2 bed­ room. Heat, hot water, spraying hair spray on the offices will become LICENSED Day Core dition, Iron wheels. $10.Coll 643-6452. protecting Itorthepubllcond desirable area. Nancy and breakfast nook, 7355 Pork St. 960 sq.ft, with repairs and home Im­ Call 649-8045 House Painting. Free vonHollen. Sentry Real floor to celling gronlt rooms apartment. Eat- stove, refrigerator. On spot then washing In the available on August 1st provider In good tom- provements. Interior Please coll 646-7490ond lQ 9 i SPORTING TWO End tables, book carries o fine of up to $50 for In kitche, large bed- olr conditioner. Gor- eoch offense.______Estimates. Estate, 643-4060.D fireplace, Joccuzzl, 3 bus line. No pets. Older ogeond Loundrytoclll- usual wav. idle Items In Manchester. The sq. lly neighborhood hove and exterior painting, leave message.______lo^ I GOODS cose cabinets, exercise cor garage. Features room, private person preferred. around the home con be ft. measurements tor on opening tor 4 child­ light carpentry. Com­ bike, exercise rower, F L E A MARKET. House- CARPENTRY/ M A N C H E ST E R -$192,500. bolocony, storage, tles. $730/month plus BEDROOM Set, maho­ 646-7766 3050 sq.ft, of living r n APARTMENTS $450/month plus one one month security. exchanged tor cosh, al­ the offices ore 600, 480, ren. Constant supervi­ plete lonltorlol ser­ gany, douple bed, G OLF clubs, used starter 147 Cub Cadet riding ware, furniture,|e- REMOOELING Wonderful family co­ large pool, heotond hot month security. 643- 300 and 240. Centrally sion and core for your welry. Saturday 9:00 to lonial with 4 or j bed­ qrea, 4 bedrooms, 2 full I22JFOR RENT 646-5690 otter 5pm. most maglcollv, when ad­ vice. Experienced, rel­ dresser, mirror, chest sets and full sets. $25 to mower, block and water Included. Stort­ 6802. vertised In classified. located with ample child. 647-1101. License iable, free estimates. $95. Miscellaneous white portable TV. Coll 5:00pm. 43 Purnell rooms. Large country boths, 2 holt boths, 1st MANCHESTER. Green- of drawers, 2 night CLEANING SERVICES floor loundry. Direc­ ing at $495. Coll 870- parking. Coll 649-2891. number 25473. . 643-0304. clubs. 649-1794. 646-8256 otter 4pm. Place. FARRAND REMODELING kitchen, bulltins, flow­ FOR L E A SE Two bed­ 9665. vlew Hills. Large mod­ tables. $300. 643-8784. Room additions, decks, roof­ ering trees, first floor tions: Route 44 to LEGAL NOTICES ~ room duplex, with ap­ MANCHESTER. Well ern two bedroom, I'/i ing. aiding, windows and gutt- laundry, and goroge. Brewster, right on LEGAL NOTICE both Townhouse. Pri­ ara. All types of remodeling and CLEAN JEANNE’S John Paul Lone. Phil­ pliances. One cor cored for 3 bedroom YoYo Carroll. Sentry garage. Central loca­ 1984 Ford Ranger Truck fo be vate garage and base­ repairs. Call Bpb Farrand, Jr. Cleaning Service ips Real Estate, 742- duplex with lots of sold under Section 49-61, C.G.S. Real Estate, 643-4060.D tion. $650 per month. 18 character. Non smok­ ment. Central olr, op- Bus. 647-8509 Residential or Commercial Vehicle to be sold os Is at R.T. pllonces, fully Professional Service MANCHESTER - lovely 5 X 20’ workshop also ers. No pets. $750. plus Codchworks, 244 Broad St., Res. 645-6849 ♦ ★ ★ Injured & Bonded*** room ranch, living CONDOMINIUMS available. Also tor rent utilities. 647-7725. Manchester, CT on July 27,1989 carpeted. $800 plus utll- I room efficiency at 9A.M. Itles.______room with fireplace, I FOR SALE 1'/2 GLASTONBURY - Se­ ISLAND CALL 643-9996 kitchen and separate apartment, all utilities 036-07 LEGAL NOTICES dining room area. 2 furnished. $350 per cond floor, 2 bedroom, CONSTRUCTION large bedrooms, en­ RYEFIELD Condos with month. Coll Warren E. heat, hot water, $700 LEGAL NOTICE All types of home ELECTRICAL possible CHFA financ­ monthly plus one Improvements from closed breezewov. spa­ Howland, Inc., 643- The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town ot Andover, Ct. cious sun deck, treed ing. With many extros, 1108. month security. One will hold o public hearing on July 26,1989 at 7:30 o.m. In the concrete floors, steps, won’t lost long. Free year lease. References. Town Office Building fo hear the following applications private yard, oil situ­ CHARMING Spacious 1'/2 Y patios, etc. to complete DUMAS ELECTRIC requesting relief from fhe zoning laws of the Town of ated In o central loca­ new wosher/dryerdell- No pets. August 1st. remodeling. Also decks Service changes, vered on moving day. bedroom apartment. 633-9325.______A ndover, Ct. and window and door ^ additional wiring and tion at 355 Oak Street. Historic colonial. Cov­ #299 — Walter Plerog/198 Hebron Rd. Lot 7 replacement. Tiling Coll us we will show Asking $122,000. Coll 454-474 Main Street. 3 repairs on existing 644-2444.______entry Village. No pets. Requesting relief of Zoning Requirements Section 11.2. A interior/exterlor. you through! U & R $550. 456-0064, 742-6715. room apartments. 1 - variance of 24.6ft. Is required In front yord. Requesting o Landscape and interior homes. Quality work at ReoltV/ 643-2692.0 CONDOMINIUM Beauty $500 plus heat. 1- $540 permit for construction of o garage. BOLTON - Guest house Including heat. No design services affordable prices. EAST HARTFORD - to - reduced. $77,900. First #300 — Scott R. Vincl/Lot 4B Shoddy Mill Rd. available. Entirely owner operated. time buyer - don’t let available. 9/1. One bed­ pets. Security. 646-2426 Appeal from ruling of building Inspector denying o building c/) Q settle on estate, see this room, living room, kit­ 9-5 weekdoys. permit for the construction ot Garden Aportments on the Call Barry at 27 years exp. Call lovely 5 room brick this opportunity pass you by. In Vernon, chen, both. Single northerly side ot Shoddy Mill Rood, Andover, Ct. 646-2411 Joseph Dumas home. Spacious living older woman. No pets. MANCHESTER newly At this hearing. Interested persons may be heard and written room with center fire­ large one bedroom m m 6465253. communication received. Sold appeals ore on file In the i s . MNWM AS W IW M GIW I ^VI RIVIIWWIVtA CHFA approved con­ $550 plus Ltllltles. Se­ decorated and op- ' place, formal dining curity and references. pllonced 2 bedroom Town Clerk's Office, Town Office Building, School Rd., AOOItbnt. rvmoOenng. tivood iMIno, room, eoMn kitchen, 2 dominium for someone Andover, Ct. dedu. rocOnti. ooncm s work, 649-3446.______condo, centrally lo­ LANDSCAPING large bedrooms, 1V? who hos always wanted Doted at Andover, Ct. June 14, 1989 0 ) . ^ m aoory A p h B M of oonplniotloa place of his/her/their cated. Storage and S l e s R It fcu’r* »iok of oontmcton not baths, enclosed sun 0 L IK E private home. 3'/2 June 21, 1989 own. It has a deck, rooms. Lease. Work­ laundry facilities. $600 f turning you ea/lt — o«f/ utf porch. Price negotia­ Zoning Board of Appeals j o i f r m garage, pool and close- ing single or married per month plus utili­ PuNy Ineufod • EetImMM HEBRON ble, asking $165,000. U ties. No pets. 621-2491 A ndover, Ct. •43-1720 & R Realty, 643-2692.0 by tennis. Anne Miller couple preferred. 643- «8R for Real Estate, 647-8000.□ 2880. otter 4. Richard Higgins, Chairman LANDSCAPE 326-07 S i Design and CARPENTRY WORK 4.86 ACRES of privacy Z CD M 9 Construction surround this newer Handyman will do contemporary home, Interior and Exterior Mike Bauer 647-7760 SI Rebuilding. cedar siding, 2 full Small jobs accepted. baths, Joccuzzl tub In B - g Free esflmates. HEATiNG/PLUMBING master both, large country kitchen to Call Pedro 742-20i06 oversized deck, cus­ CARMICHAEL PLUMBING tom window treat­ o AND HEATING ments, corner fire­ PAINTING/PAPERING Additions, remddaiing, boiler place, cotherdrol 31 REASONS TO replicamente. and complete ceilings, located near “IT can tell you plumbing & heating tarvice. Fully tlcenaed and Insured. Bolton town line In SHOP US FIRST / 3 \ what to lookfjor... Can Andover. $239,900. § Philips Real Estate 742- E and whgt to look 176736$ 1450.0 looking WHEN LOOKING FOR o u tfo rr RELIVE History In o new R00FING/8IDING 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ CQ tion with mony authen­ HarBro tic details. Built from A USED CAR Afforddrie Roofing authorized Sturbrldge CO Painting Beat I any reasonable aetimate. Village plans drown by of Manchester All types rooting )nd repairs. Russell S. Dotmon. 1. SELECTION 30 yaars experience. Uoenaed This finely crofted O Quality Painting and Insured. home has 3 fireplaces, ★ 6494J894* beehive oven, 3 bed­ 2. SERV ICE Services rooms, 2'/2 baths, on a o •Free Estimates 3+ acre porcel with LU •Senior Citizen Discounts MISCELLANEOUS brook and pond, possi­ 3. PR ICES •Aluminum & Vinyl SERVICES ble owner 2nd financ­ Powerwashing ing, up to $50,000. Ap­ proximately 14 miles #\ from Moss, line, 20 646-6815 HAWKES TREE SERVICE miles from Hartford. 5 WeVe Here To Serve Buckat truck 6 chipper. Wlllington. $339,000. IMPDRTS Stump removal. Free Philips Real Estate 742- EXPERT eetimates. Special 1450.D Exterior and interior conalderatlon tor alderty 1987 HONDA CRX Blue, 5 speed with air ...... * 7 2 9 5 painting and wallpaper and handicapped. PICTURE BOOK HOME- hanging. Limited exterior Closslc Colonial lines 1986 HONDA ACCORD H/B, Blue, 5 speed. Air Cond ...... * 7 9 9 5 raatoratlon. Previous work 647-7553 abound In this 3 bed­ g can be teen upon raquaet. 1986 HONDA ACCORD 4 Dr, Blue, 5 Speed, Stereo...... ^ 8 1 9 5 Contact BC Company, room home In M an­ g 644-6068. chester south end. A fabulous residence.B- 1984 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 Dr, Gray, Auto, Loaded ...... ^ 6995 i i i p a i n t in g 'AND lonchord & Rossetto CARPENTRY WORK Screened loam, gravel, 1986 HONDA CIVIC Gold, S Speed, Stereo...... ’ 5 9 9 5 Inclu** inlarlor and Exterior processed gravel, Realtors," We're Sel- palming, nabullding porehoa and llng Houses" 646-2482.0 daeka and InatallTng Slookada sand, stone, and fill for 1986 HONDA CIVIC 4 Dr, Gold, Air Cond ...... » 5 9 9 5 fancat. BRAND NEW YES! Ever­ Fraa Eallmataa — Fully tnturad delivery call George ything from kitchen to 1987 HONDA PRELUDE SI Blue, 5 Speed, Loaded ...... ’ 1 1 9 9 5 6464)454 Qriffing 742-7886. both has been remo­ aak for MIoliaal deled In this quality 1984 HONDA ACCORD H/B, Copper, Auto, LX, Air ...... ’ 4 9 9 5 5 home on Delmont Street. Priced In the 1986 HONDA ACCORD LX Gray, 4 Dr, Automatic ...... ’ 8 9 9 5 mid 150’s. Blanchard & I HOMES HOMES Rossetto Realtors," 1989 HONDA ACCORD U 6000 Miles, Like New ...... ’ 1 2 4 9 5 We're Selling Houses" O 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE 646-2482.0 1987 HONDA CIVIC 4 Dr, 5 Speed, Stereo, White ...... ’ 7 9 9 5 MANCHESTER - Charm­ GLASTONBURY. Ranch, PITKIN-PORTER- 1981 TOYOTA CEUCA COUPE GT Red w/White Interior ... ’ 3 7 9 5 ing 6 room cope In 5 good sized rooms. 3 PARKER. This new 6 family neighborhood. bedrooms, eat In kit­ room, 11/2 both colonial 1984 SUBARU WAGON GL 4 Dr, Auto, Loaded ...... ’ 5295 This home features 2 chen, ferge deck, full sits In this mature large bedrooms; hord- basement, vinyl siding. beautiful area of M an­ 1984 N ISSA N SEN T R A W AGON Auto, Air, Stereo...... ’ 4 4 9 5 I wood floors, 1-cor gar­ Only$158,900. Phllbrick chester. Loaded with age, eot-ln kitchen, and Agency, 646-4200. extras and now priced 1 9 8 5 MSSAN MAXIMA 4 Dr, Has All Options, Auto ...... ’ 7 2 9 5 screened In porch at only $159,900. Blan­ overlooking LARGE, chard & Rossetto Real­ 1 9 8 5 SUBARU GL 4 Dr, Blue, Auto, Air ...... ’ 5 9 9 5 private yard! $154,900. tors," We’re Selling § Klernon Realty, Inc. Houses" 646-2482.0 1 9 8 5 SU BARU G L -1 0 4 Dr, Red, Automatic, Air ...... ’ 6495 649-11470 COVENTRY - Location! 1 9 8 9 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 COUPE sooo M iles...... ’11495 o Location! Loctlon! 1 9 8 4 NISSAN SENTRA 2 Dr, Automatic, Red ...... ’ 3 4 9 5 Beautiful, spacious 4- fomlly plus recently 10 remodeled contempor­ DOMESTIC ary 2-tomllv, separate utilities; 4 • » I ■ outbuildings; pool and 1 9 8 6 O LD SM O BILE O E R A 4 Dr, Blue, Auto, A ir ...... ’ 6 9 9 5 situated on 11 acres MANCHESTER $165,000 1 9 8 5 PLYM OUTH T U R ISM O Red, Auto, A i r ...... ’ 4995 with sub-divislon po­ LEWINS CROSSING tential! A rare oppor­ Look no further! You win be more than pleaeed with these 1 9 8 6 CH RYSLER U lS E R white, 5 Speed, Air ’ 5495 tunity tor the right attractive condoe — the privacy, the workmanship and the person and/or Inves­ landscaping. A small cluster of luxurious units centrally 1 9 8 6 CHEVROLET C E L E B R O Y 2 Dr, V-6, Agto, Air ...... ’ 7 4 9 5 tor! $549,900. Klernon located. 1 he price is righti Pay us a visit at our Open House on Realty, Inc. 649-1147.0 Sundays. Let us show you throughi 1 9 8 5 FORD MUSTANG Red, Auto, Stereo Cassette ...... * 4 4 9 5 MANCHESTER - U&R built. Beautifully main­ 1 9 8 4 O LD SM O BILE R R E N Z A Lift Back, Auto, A ir ...... ’ 4 4 9 5 tained. Private polio Z c a u S i with sliders from din­ 1 9 8 3 DODGE 600 4 Dr, Blue, Auto, Air ...... ’ 2 4 9 5 j < Z K ing room. Pull base­ ment with laundry 1 9 8 5 PONTIAC RERO Black, Auto, Air ...... » 4495 H u hook-ups, 2 olr condi­ 9 tioners. Closets galore. 1 9 8 6 (» E V R 0 L E T (» M A R 0 Red, V-6, Auto, Air ...... ’ 6 9 9 5 ' OQ End unit. CHFA/FHA. $112,000.Realty World, Benoit, Frechette As­ sociates, 646-7709.0 ^A^^O£STERHOND^ NEW STURBRIDGE re- MANCHESTER $165,500 productlon cape - 3 IDEAL HOME fireplaces, wide board For those who would like to be located near schools (or 24 A D A M S ST. flooring and panelling, the children from kindergarten thru high achooll This square cut pine clap­ spotless, 7 room Colonial has three bedrooms, board siding, 13x30 baths, formal dining room, fireplaced living room, first I^MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Gathering room, large floor family room and more. Must be seen. 8 kitchen, authentic de­ tail, possible owner 2nd financing up to $50,000. I D. F. REALE, INC. 646-3515 Wlllington - $289,000. 9 NCM. EITATC Builder may take 175 Mils IL. Minchntar trade. Philips Real Est­ 6464625 ate 742-14500 9 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 21. 1989

TAB I CARS I q ^ cars CARS I CARS I CARS CARS I CARS SALES FOR SALE ISllFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

SATURDAY, 28-34 S.A- NISSAN 1984 Pickup. FORD Thunderbird, 1985- FORD 1980 Bronco. 351 doms. Mulfl-fomllv. Fur­ CARDINAL CARTER 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 60,(X)0 miles. $2,6(X). Call alr, all power, V6, 61K engine. Automatric. CAMARO-1976. 305, outo- niture, antiques, storm GUARANTEE 742-9083. miles. Automatic $4,000. or best offer. matlc transmission, CHEVROLET — GEO many new parts, power windows, sterling, bot­ BUICK, INC. 1229 M a in St., M anchester AMC '82 Concord *2,995 transmission. 646-9826. Call 649-4998. tles, books, collectibles, steering, brakes, air 1988 Buick Century *14999 USED CARS Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3.995 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots of DATSU N 1979, 51 0 646-4995. household, golf, mlscel- 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 Fully WarrantMd Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 extras. 4 cylinder. $2300 1971 BUG - runs but needs loneous Items. 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 Wagon. 4 speed, under $4995 Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 or best otter. 643-2192 work. Takeallor parts. 500 miles on new Roln/shine.______1988 Buick Century *11990 after 6 pm. 643-8744. 1988 Buick RMera Cpe *14.890 83 S10 Blazer Auto. A/C Olds '84 Cutlass *5,995 clutch. Air condition­ I MISCELLANEOUS TAG SALE-Sot., July 22, 1987 Niaaan QXE Wag. *7280 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C Olds '63 Cut/Cmlser *5,995 ing. Drive this car to I AUTOMOTIVE 9om-3pm. Clothing, 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB *7980 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto WORTH LOOKING Into ... OLDSMbBILE 1987, California with no w or­ furniture and toys. 61 1988 Buick Elactra 380 *10250 $5995 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 1988 Buick Century Wag. *8980 the many bargains ot­ Clera, 16K, m int condi­ ries. An excellent car TIRES. (4) M IchelInM X L Alton St. Rain date 1988 Buick LeSabre *8290 64 Dodge Caravan Minivan Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 tered tor sale every day In tion, under warrantee. at $1,500 firm. Serious 175/70R13 steel radial, 7/29.______1986 Buick Century *7690 Auto, A/C Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 the classified columns! $8,000 643-0699. Inquiries only. 646-2267. low miles. $50,647-0301. 111 Vernon Street, Satur­ 1988 Olamoblle Calais *6980 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto. A/C Olds '85 Calais *7,995 1986 Cbev. Monte Carlo *8495 87 Olda Firenze 4 Dr., Auto, A/C day & Sunday, 8:30-3. 1988 Toyota Camry *9180 $7495 Olds '87 Clera *7,995 Furniture, !ewelry, 1967 Ptym Horizon Sed *4960 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 1987 Buick Regal Cpe *9660 books, tools, oppllan- Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock 1985 Buick Regal Cpe *6860 Olds '87 Calais *8,995 ces. roln or shine. $7995 RAIN or shine - 26 Tho­ 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ 87 Volkswagen Jetta 4 Or. mas Drive, Saturday, 81 Adams St. Auto, A/C BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE J u ly 22, 9am -4pm . 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr, Auto, A/C AND MARINE Household Items, truck Manchester 87 Chev Camaro /VC, T-Tope 259 Adimi 8L, Manch. tires and rims. 649-4571 PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! BOLTON, 11 Meadow Rd. 646-6464 649-1749 (oft Bolton Ctr. Rd.) Saturday and Sunday, SCHALLER OUR GHO TOURNAMENT CARS ARE HERE! 9am-4pm. Children, ACURA QUALITY CLYDE J O E RILEY’S lady's clothing, bikes, PRE-OWNED AUTOS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. DILLON FORD toys, furniture, and 83 Honda Prelude *6495 R O U TE 83, V E R N O N 319 M oln St., M anchester Only 40K. AT. A/C. R lr« Find _^miscellaneous.______84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 88 Ford Excort Wag. *3995 C O V t N i K Y - Rain or 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 Auto. A/C 84 Buick Cenluiy Wagon *6695 86 Lynx HUC393 *3495 shine, Saturday and 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 85 Marquis 4 Door *7995 Sunday, 9am-3pm. 5 $pd.. A/C. Sporty 85 Etcon 4-Dr H/B *4495 Neighborhood sale. 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 86 Taurut Wag. Loaded *7995 1989 BUICK CENTURY Kids clothes, toys, fur­ 8 Spd.. Eoonomteal Cor 85 Electra T-Type *9995 1989 BUICK REGAL 88 Escort Pony *5295 niture, rugs and more. 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 85 Century Wagon *7995 4 (tiMd. Stmo. CiMn Car 87 Escort "QL" H/B *5595 LTD. $-|OOQ7'« Rte.44 to N orthtleld to 85 Electra 4 Door *9995 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 Stk.#9316 *14IT jfclU215* Stk.#9075 Fleldstone Lone._____ 86 Spectrum 4 Dr. 5 Spd . A/C. Claan *4995 86 Brand New Fettiva *5795 MOVING ■ must sell. 4 dr.. AT, AC. Castono. PW. PL. Domonstalof 2 Cl . C p «.. AT, AC. PW. PL DsmoiiMlOf 86 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 66 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6995 88 Cougar White *11495 Everything must go. 8 Dr. 8 Spd. One Owrter 66 Nova 4 Or. . *6495 Furniture, hutch, 83 Olds Regency *4995 85 Tempo 2 Door *2695 washer, dryer, house­ V8. Fully Loaded. Like New 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 88 Ranger Pickup *8495 hold Items and much MANY OTHERS TO 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 85 Ford FI 50 *8995 2 .90/0 g m a c f in a n c in g o r u p more. Saturday and CHOOSE FROM 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 85 Bronco II AT *6995 Sunday, July 22 and 23, 84E150Van *3995 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 88 Escort Pony 9am-3pm, 27 Glenwood 345 CENTER ST. 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 *5195 TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE Street or call 649-0542. MANCHESTER 88 Ford FI 50 P/U *10595 UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS, ' includes factory r ebate. MANCHESTER, 340 Ly- 647-7077 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 6 4 3-2 1 4 5 dall Street. Friday thru Sunday 7/21 - 7/23. PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK Jugs, crockery, cast Iron toys, old bottles. 1984 MERCURY COUGAR Blob top beer bottles, ( j @ i ) a V Z Z E * . 2 dr,, AM/FM, A/C, power windows, miscellaneous Items. VOLKSWAGEN.ir.riu INCiiur A ^ cruise, law mifoege! TAG SALE - 7/22 and 7/23, 181 Wickham Dr., (oft Hills St., E. H artford), BEFORE WE PULL THE PLUG ON 7-31-89 8am-4pm. Kitchen set, LET LIPMAN V.W. LIGHT UP YOUR LIFEI Watch This Space Each Week Until Sold*5,980“ glass and wood, $95. 3 piece beige living room set, $175. King, lighted waterbed, 6 drowers, Used Cars liner, mattress, heater, 1988 Buick Century LTD, 4 dr...... j .,4 999 1986 BuICk Electra 380...... $10,250 spread and sheets. 99 99 99 99 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8*990 1986 Buick Century Wagon...... $8,980 Value $1200. $260. Other miscellaneous Items. Enjoy the following CASH BACK offers from Volkswagen 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... *999 1986 Buick LeSabre Custom...... $8,*290 No personal checks, PLUS enjoy LIpman’s great summer clearance priceal 1988 Buick Century Custom...... $11*990 1986 Buick Century Sedan...... $7*690 you carry. What we save on advertising you will save on the price of your next car!! 1988 Buick Riviera Cpe., loaded...... $14 690 '•986 Oldsmoblle Calais, 4 Dr...... $6,980 FOX G L W L E ...... $ 200* HOMES 1987 Plymouth Horizon Sedan...... $4,980 ‘•986 Chev. Monte Carlo...... $8,495 FOR SALE GOLF GL W LE ...... $ 500* 1987 Buick Regal Coupe...... $9*860 "*986 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9*180 ® T I...... $ 75 0 * 1987 Nissan GXE Wagon...... $7,*280 ‘•985 Buick Regal Cpe...... $6,860 CABRIOLET W L E ...... $ 750* 1987 Buick Skyhawk Hatchback...... $7]g80 '•981 Buick Regal Cpe...... $3,680 JET TA G L W L E ...... « 75 0 * PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DAY, 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. I I ™ S!-! W L E ...... $ 1500 * JET TA G L I ...... $ 1000* VANAGON G L W LE ...... $1000* VANAGON C A M P E R ...... $2000* CARDINAL BUICK, INC. *P/u8...a great LIpman Deal! "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" SAMPLE SAVINGS STK. #5303 MANCHESTER 81 Adams Street, Manchester X .# O # $129,900 1989 JETTA GL WOLFSBURG EDITION 4 Door ' (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) m THERMO-PANE I WINDOWS and Cruise Contrc>i Retail Selling Price ... $14216 Insulated doors In this 6 rm., 3 bedroom Aluminum sided S l l . swpi UP"“ " V * l»l«...... *-1156 Colonial. NIcel Wheel Locks LIpman VaJIue Price ... $12310 SPECTACULAR SUMMER SALE... CHFA

Approved In # 1 CHEVY TRUCKS Ellington /V olkswagen, inc. $78,000. 2 Tolland Turnpike. (Rte. 83> Vernon, CT • 649-2638 y -y n O r \ i NEW 1989 S IO B U Z E R S Impeccably kept 3

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EAST HARTFORD ‘ 7 5 0 REBATE OR $168,500 PRICE REDUCED on 88 Demo 89 Demo this Aluminum sided & 2.9%/2 year — 6.9%/4 year Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. Lebaron Coupe Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old Caravan LE Turbo IN STOCK FINANCING heating system. 1 full and 2 half bath. 2 car Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. garage. Large deck & large lot. NEW 1989 VANS H 2 9 8 0 a Z u * 1 7 0 5 5 Pre Owned Specials S C O A factory 84 5th Ave. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE W W W REBATE OR Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — Columbia Loaded Auto — Air — Cassette Auto — Air 2.9%/2 year — 6.9%/4 year $159,900 *419 5 ’ 8995 ’ 6450 FINANCING QUALITY BUILT Split IN STOCK Level on beautiful, private lot. 7 rms., 3 85 Pontiac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon bedrooms, 1 'A baths, V-6 — Auto — Air 6 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 6 pass. — V-8 — Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 family room, full 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air basement, garage. ’ 6250 ’ 3995 ’ 7995 STRANO REAL CARTER CHEVROLET ESTATE 80 Oakland St., Manchester 395 North Main S t 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 Manchester, CT 6 4 3 -2 79 1 (1-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) 6 47-"S0 LD ” Exit 63 Off 1-84