t4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug, 23, 1989

[g T jH D M E S HDMES MNDDMINtUMS APARTMENTS MI8CELLANEDU8 I CARS FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR RENT SERVICES FOR SALE Baseball bans Pete Rose for life for gambling Speciolis^ LIGHT Up your life! MALLARD VIEW lo­ COVENTRY - 3'/j room, 1982 PONTIAC Firebird - wishing will not sell any­ V By Ben Walker of fixed number of years.” er’s office said that Rose “ neither Landis,” the statement said in a seems to be entirely in Mr. Rose’s wife for the birth of their second $149,900. Immaculate 3- thing ... low-cost od In cated on o private pro­ sunny, spacious, VII- Air, automatic, power 0 COMPUTER steering, brakes. 'I and Ronald Blum reference to Kenesaw Mountain hands.” child. 4 bedroom Cope. Vinyl Classified will. Why not tective cul-de-sac, this loge Colonial InMruollon. tnilytte. pfosrimt The suspension today ended six denies nor admits that he bet on sided. Skylights In tow new subdivision of wHIten. Cassette. V-6. Good The Associated Press months of allegations involving any major league baseball Landis, the commissioner who Bill Guilfoile, associate direc­ Section 21 (d) of the Major place one today I 643-2711. $560/month. 456-0064 or O.P. profMtlond with 25 y t ir t of upstairs bedrooms. quality 3 bedroom 742-6715.______Cleon cor. 51K. 646-9826. one of the greatest players in the game” but Rose “ acknowledges suspended for life the players tor of the Hall of Fame said, League Rules specifies the penal­ D<^t! Good fam ily home. townhouses and du­ •xportenoo In computer iyttemt Thirty Locust Street. 4 from mfcro’t to m»lnfr»mo» I* 1980 AUDI 4000. 73K. Me- NEW YORK — Pete Rose, history of the game. that the commissioner has a involved in the Black Sox scandal "Rose would still be eligible for ties for gambling on baseball. It Anne Miller Real Est­ plexes owolt your In­ •vdteM* for pw 1 Unw/ovonlng chonlc’s cor. Excellent room heated apart­ work. InOMdualIzod Intfructlon or baseball’s all-time hit leader and “ In the absence of a hearing factual basis to impose the after the 1919 World Series, election in 1992 unless our board reads, in part: “ Any player, ate, 647-BOOO.d spection. Kitchens condition. Air, power hove oak cabinets, ment 1st floor. Secur­ ftelp on your P.C. >1 twrno to holp holder of 19 major-league re­ and in absence of evidence to the penalty provided.” Giamatti said the episode of directors decides differently.” umpire, or club or league official MANCHESTER - Come ity. No pets. $650 you BOf ktkited or. tor builnook. brakes, A M /FM Blou- LAWN CARE CLEANIN6 SERVICES range, oven dis­ •utor fTtendV progrim t wiftton. cords, was banned for life today contrary ... yes, I have concluded “ The banishment for life of would “ strengthen the confidence As part of the agreement, Rose or employee who shall bet any view this 3 bedroom. monthly. 646-2426.9om- punkt cassette. 646- I'/j both Cope. $142,900. hwasher, refrigerator •yttomk/butInMt knalyklk atiKtlw 9826.______for betting on his own team and that he bet on baseball,” Gia­ Pete Rose from baseball is the of the American public and in dismissed his lawsuit against sum whatsoever upon any base­ and bullt-ln microwave 5pm weekdays. wltti oloorty dofinod godit draflod. ball game in connection which the Sliders to deck from NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL H 1985 CHEVY Comero Z- other actions that had "stained matti said today at a news sad end of a sorry episode,” baseball’s integrity. I think the Giamatti in federal court in Ohio ovens. Flreploced liv­ MANCHESTER - Three HOUR INTERVIEW To doformino YARD MASTERS JACKIE’S HELPING family room, remo­ 28. T-top, power steer­ the game.” conference announcing the sus­ Giamatti said in the statement. game will emerge stronger.” and the judge hearing that case better has a duty to perform, shall deled kitchen and more ing rooms, l '/2 baths bedroom apartment both your noodt in d If I can b« of Tr*«t cut, Yard* dMnad, HANDS Molktaneo. ing, brakes, A M /FM Under the rules of baseball “ One of the game’s greatest The suspension of Rose came in confirmed today that the case had be declared permanently mokes for easy living. with full vanities, se­ with appliances. $750 pension, which is effe ctiv e Lawna, Truck & Backhoa I would like to help you parate full basements, per mnth. Security re­ cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, Rose can appeal for reinstate­ immediately. players has engaged in a variety a five-page agreement signed been dropped. ineligible.” with your cleaning needs. Susan Donahue, Sentry 6 4 9 -6 7 6 3 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. work available. 2 zoned baseboard quired. 649-Orai. ment after one year but Commis­ Asked directly if he concluded of acts which have stained the Wednesday by Rose and Coach Tommy Helms managed Rose was accused of violating Reasonable rates. Real Estate, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER heating systems, An­ MANCHESTER - Two GOOD USED furniture Is BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ sioner A. Bartlett Giamatti said, that Rose bet on the Reds, game and he must now live with Giamatti. the Reds to an 8-5 victory over the that rule in a 225-page report MANCHESTER-Gotkids cellent condition. 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 Call 647-1990 $134,900 dersen permoshleld bedroom. In duplex, In demand. Why not ad­ "There is absolutely no deal for Giamatti said, “ Yes.” the consequences of those acts,” Regarding any gambling reha­ Cubs in Chicago on Rose’s last submitted to Giamatti on May 9 & pets this newer Cope 39,000 miles, new tires, Absolutely Immaculate, thermopone windows, west end of town. $600 vertise the furniture you reinstatement. That is exactly bilitation for Rose, Giamatti day. Rose had left the team Is lust for you! $152,900. luxurious wall to wall $4,200. 649-5546. The agreement announced in a “ There had not been such grave Completely fenced Vinyl Sided Capel 3 per month. Coll Don no longer use In classi­ what we did not agree to in terms statement from the commission­ allegations since the time of said: “ W ehavenotrequiredit.lt earlier in the week to be with his Please see ROSE, page 10 CARPENTRY/ bedrooms, paneled carpeting and attached 643-2226 or 646-9892. JAGUAR VNDT-PL 1984, yard, lorge eot-ln kit­ garage! Come see the fied? Call 643-2711. REMODELING HONEST chen Including family family room, newly MANCHESTER - Three Doe skin leather, fur renovated and mode for tomorrow. rugs, mint condition, hardworking couple room and den. David You own your own lot room apartment. Heat Murdock, Sentry Real decorated. Private and hot water. $475 low mileage. 236-2488. ■M tCiedrwtliBstl will dean your home backyard, attached and house. No associa­ FURNITURE for you. Call 643-8215 Estate, 643-4060.O breezeway and garage. tion tees. True value. monthly. Lease and TOYOTA 1982 Corolla SR- ask for Michelle or MANCHESTER - Feels $141,9(X). Blanchard & references. 649-4820- 5. 75K, new tires, m aionry A a i p h « M of oonalruellon. 646- 4412. BEER Barrel Table, 4 clutch, battery, radia­ tt Y9f!*n $ h h of oonfroofora not Azadph. like country but still In Rossetto Realtors," beer barrel choirs, rotvmint you ooll$ — oofl u$l town. $165,000. Classic We’re Selling Houses" VERNON. For limited tor, front brakes, en­ $150. Queen size sleeper gine and body excel­ P u ty Inourod • PrOO Eatimatoa Colonial with ample 646-2482.D time only enloy o tree sofa, $150. Bond dinette 64S-1726 sized rooms, attic stor­ color television with lent. $2,500 or best M k for Mark PEACHY Keen! This su­ set-white formica ta­ age, heated basement signed lease. Modern offer. 643-6632. ELECTRICAL per 4 rm Townhouse Is ble, 2 choirs, $50. Mog- t m k H t keMODfuNe con be converted to rec lust ready and waiting spacious 1 bedroom novox Stereo, In Wal­ FIREBIRD Convertible Room additions, decks, roof­ room. David Murdock for o new owner. Two apartment. Eot-ln kit­ nut cabinet, $50. Coll 1968 - New motor, top, ing, siding, windows and gutt­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- bdrms, 1'/j baths, de­ chen, large bedroom, 643-7840.______tires, etcetera. Best ers. All types of remodeling and DUMAS ELECTRIC 4060.O CHFA APPROVED private balcony, stor­ offer over $3200. 647- Service changes, luxe cherry kitchen, repairs. Call Bob Farnind, Jr. MANCHESTER - Stop IN ELLINGTON private basement, om- age, large pool, heat 8844 oter 6pm. additional wiring and and hot water Included. SPORTING manrhpBtpr Mpralft I B«s. 647-8509 riding around looking, $78,000. Impeccable Ple parking, low TOYOTA Corona 1975 - repairs on existing coll us to see this kept 3 room Starting at $495. Coll GOODS Ret. 645-6849 monthly tee! Beauti­ 870-9665. Runs good but needs homes. Quality work at spacious 4 bedroom condominium. Well fully maintained. Im­ some body work. $150. affordable prices. Ranch with oversized decorated end unit. Call mediate occupancy! M ANCHESTER - One GOLF Clubs. Used starter 646-3013. rooms. $214,900. Spe­ today — won’t lasti bedroom apartment, and full sets. $25 to $95. ISLAND Entirely owner operated. $114,500. Jackson & Newsstand Price: 35 Cents cialities Include whirl­ Jackson Real Estate, heat, hot water and Also miscellaneous Thursday, Aug. 24, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call pool, sunken living 647-8400.P______appliances Included. clubs. 649-1794. SCHALLER All types of home Joseph Dumas room, deck and profes­ $475 per month. 649- ACURA QUALITY Improvements from 646-5253. IT ’S Your move! $159,900. 8365. PRE-OWNED AUTOS concrete floors, steps, sional landscaping. Su­ See this large contem­ I PETS AND 83 NIttan Stanza iggge patios, etc. to complete san Shimer, Sentry porary two-unit Town- EAST HARTFORD - One SUPPLIES 8 Spd.. A/C If you don’t use It, don’t Real Estote, 643-4060.n 83 Fora Eaoort aggeg -emodellng. Also decks house with 2 master bedroom, heat and hot 6 8p0.. Statao and window and door need it and don’t wont It, BOLTON - New Listing! bedroom suites, cen­ water Included. Wall- FREE German Short 83 Pontiac 8000 LE >3086 replacement. Tiling why not sell It with a to-wall. Near pork. V8. Auto. LoaOaO $327,900. New 7 room tral olr and 2'/2 baths In Hair Pointer puppies, 84 Chau Caprica Claatle <4886 Manchester man is held in death interlor/exterior. Classified Ad? Coll 643- Contemporary (over Manchester o lovely country set­ Coll 528-2914. looking for o home. V8. Loadad Landscape and Interior 2711 to place your od. 2800 so.tt.) 3 large bed­ ting. Anne M iller Real 647-8000 days or 643- 82 Toy Tafoal 8R-8 agegs design services MANCHESTER - Availa­ 8 8pd.. Staiao rooms; 2>/2 baths; tlre- •349,900 Estate, 647-8000.□_____ 9505 evenings. 88 Eaoort S/W *2888 available. ble September 1st. 2 ploced family room; SUPERB 10+ room bedroom apartment on 8 Spd.. Starao MI8CEI1ANE0U8 Contemporary on S3 Honda Accord LX •8388 Call Barry at eot-ln kitchen; central ILDTS/LAND the 2nd floor. Applian­ IMISCELLANEDUS 4 Or.. Auto. A/C SERVICES vac; 2 decks; 1st floor 1.95 acres of ces Included. Laundry 83 Mareury Cougar «48B8 Police still waiting 646-2411 FDR SALE FDR SALE V88. Loadad laundry; 2-cor garage property. 4 Bdrms, Z'h facilities available $600 87 Jaap Wranglar >8888 In much desired area. baths. Full In-Law 8 Spd.. V-8. Soft Top APPROVED building lots per month. No utilities. HAWKES TREE SERVICE Klernon Realty, Inc. apartment. Much, 647- 9072 evenings. 88 Buick Cantury *4808 PAINTIN6/PAPERING Bucket tnick A chipper. 649-11470 In Hebron and Coven­ Auto. A/C Stump removal. Free much morell try. Full seller financ­ COVENTRY - Quiet END ROLLS 83 Honda Accord LX M386 for autopsy report 8 Spd.. A/C estimates. Special MANCHESTER - Key to ing available! Coll to­ neighborhood. One 2716" width — 25C 83 Oldz Clara ■3885 consideration for elderly happiness..having day for more details on bedroom apartment. 13" width — 2 tor 25 2 3 5 , 0 0 0 garage. $650. Coll 633- ous Items. 1964 Mercury Cougar $5990 plumbing. Asking only 0132 and leave mes­ 1983 LaSabre Sedan $5495 $35,000. Philips Real sage. MANCHESTER - 261 Fer­ 81 Adams St. Estate, 742-1450.D guson Rood, August 26, •s#A_ MANCHESTER - Availa­ 9om-2pm, August 28-30, Manchester IRDDM8 ble Immediately. Six 7:30pm-9pm. Books on 649-4571 FDR RENT room house with nice many varied sublects, Scene of murder recalled front porch, large furniture, snow Idea for kid’s credit cards yard. Shows well. $750 \ SOUTH Windsor - One blower, miscellaneous By Nancy Concelmon LaPointe, who is being held at tied around her neck and a fabric plus security and utili­ Items.______wrapped around her wrists and room In beautiful home ties. 647-7653. CARTER Manchester Herald Bridgeport Correctional Center, to shore many ameni­ YOU must not miss! 96 CHEVROLET — GEO was expressionless as he listened stomach. He said he could not get gathers considerable interest ties. 528-3207. Glenwood Street, an­ 1229 Main St., Manchester to the testimony and examined a finger under the piece tied 8TDRE AND tiques, collectibles, HARTFORD — Bernice B. 86 Chev Chavette 2 Dr. *3695 Martin was bound about the neck photos of the crime scene, includ­ around her neck. OFFICE SPACE Friday, Saturday. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A I APARTMENTS 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4295 and hands but still alive whenfire ing a picture of Martin’s blood­ Lapointe, who reported the fire MANCHESTER - Early bank for children thinks a FDR RENT 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 officials arrived at her Mayfair stained bedspread with a knife at M artin’s apartment, was I MANCHESTER - Main Bird Tog Sole. 737 Ly- credit card is just what its Street location. Lease 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 Gardens apartment on March 8, blade on it and a burned couch standing about 10 feet from the doll Street, Saturday, kiddie customers want, but MANCHESTER - Nice 2 entire second floor or August 26th, 7:30om- 84 Olds Firenza 'S' H/B *4895 1987, according to testimony in a that state fire investigators be­ scene when Tomkunas arrived, one opponent says teaching a bedroom apartment. Individual offices. Heat 2pm. Sleeper sofa, 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 probable cause hearing that will lieve had been set on fire to cover the firefighter said. $600 monthly. Security new generation how to borrow Included. Off street loveseot, other furni­ 86 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 determine whether her grand­ up the murder. LaPointe told Tomkunas, and references. Coll parking available. $11 ture, household Items, is the last thing this debt- 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 daughter’s husband will be tried Dressed in a light-gray suit, he ‘“ This is it, this is the place,’” ’ MANCHESTER BY OWNER 645- 8201. per sq.ft. Sentry Real much more, priced to plagued country needs. 84 Chav Camaro Berllneta *6795 for her murder. turned around often to look at Tomkunas said. Immaculate Tudor Style home on MANCHESTER - Nice Estate, 6434060. 0 0 . Rain or shine. “ We think it teaches abso­ M Chev Calabrity 4 Dr. *6795 State and local firefighters and several of Martin’s relatives who Tomkunas said he entered the modern 2 bedroom MANCHESTER - Main lutely the wrong message," cul-de-sac in desireable Forest Hills. apartment In four fam­ 87 LsSabre Estate Wag *11795 police recalled the scene of the attended the hearing, including apartment and had to leave Street location. 1700 said Loren Dunton, president ily house. Appliances sq.ft, of dlvldoble CARS 85 Ply Turlsmo 2 Dr. *3150 murder during the hearing in Karen Lapointe and Martin’s because of smoke from the This home features 9 rooms, 4-5 of the National Center for Spacious, Ralseo Ranch with 8 rooms, 4 and parking. $500 plus space. Private oft FOR SALE M Chev Nova 4 Dr. *5395 Hartford Superior Court Wednes­ daughter. Nathalie Howard of burning couch. When he re­ bedrooms, 2V4 baths, 6 panel doors, utilities. 647-1113 otter Financial Education, a non­ bedrooms and 3 baths. First floor family room. street parking. First 85'4 Ford Escort Cpe. *6596 day. Police have charged Ri­ Manchester. entered. Tomkunas said he saw Central air, security system, 2250 sq. tt. of living 6pm. floor convenience. $9 profit group that seeks to floor to ceiling stone fireplace, ceramic M Buick LeSabre *8295 chard LaPointi ,43.of75UnionSt. Among the five people who Martin’s body, which he and space. Beautifully landscaped grounds and new MANCHESTER - Three per sq.ft. Sentry Real COMET 1972 - Two door, another firefighter carried out. promote financial tile, central vac, built-in microwave and auto transmission, with the murder of Martin, his testified at the hearing was 1 deck. Located in lovely Forest Hills area. bedroom duplex on Estate, 6434060. responsibility. 70K. $400.00. Ford 1978 wife Karen’s grandmother. Eighth Utilities District firefigh­ Martin was alive when firefigh­ Jennaire. Deluxe features throughout. quiet dead end street. “ Our message is to save now $725 plus utilities and LTD 11 - four door, auto Martin, who died shortly after ter Michael Tomkunas, the first ters began emergency medical so you can buy later, and $309,900. 643-1724 or 528-7163. security. No pets I 643- transmission, power firefighters arrived at her apart­ person to enter Martin’s apart­ treatment, but died shortly after CHILD CARE brakes and power they’re promoting the philo­ D. F. REALE. INC. 0089. HD ro«lTRUCK8/VANS ment, was 88 when she was slain. ment the day of the murder. Town of Manchester Fire Depart- K A L ESTATE steering, sun roof, olr Tomkunas said Martin was sophy of buy now and pay 17S Mils SL MMClMstsr MANCHESTER - Imme­ conditioning. Nice con­ 12£| FDR GALE Police said she was sexually diate occupancy. Effi­ NEIGHBORHOOD Ploy Please see HEARING, page 10 later.” 6464526 Group - child core. dition. $800.00. 646-5241. assaulted, stabbed and strangled. naked except for a piece of fabric ciency, heat, hot water Between 12pm-7pm. f o r d F250 1977 - Rebuilt The San Diego-based center and appliances. Secur­ Andover. Further de­ 400, runs good, need* tails 742-5919. plans to use its branches in 50 control,” bank president ments and interest accruing at STATE OF CONNECTICUT ity required. No pets! some work. $1700 or states to ask parents and Linda Sanders said. “ Here an annual rate of 18.8 percent. SUPERIOR COURT — JUVENILE MATTERS 646- 2970. best offer. 742-9549. NINTH DISTRICT e e l CARPENTRY/ CLYDE Man charged in road death teachers to oppose a plan by that is done with control.” Dunton said the low credit ORDER OF NOTICE CDNDDMINIUMS MANCHESTER - Imme­ the Young Americans Bank to The bank, which already limit, co-signing requirement m diate occupancy. o o I r em d d elin g CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. . . August 17, I f l f FOR SALE i s n CAMPERS/ provide credit cards to child­ offers checking accounts to and even instruction on re­ LEGAL NOTICES . Large 4 rooms, heat, ROUTE S3, VERNON Police found what appeared to in Orleans Second District Court Mentvllla (Uncasvllls) Connecticut TRAILERS By Nancy Concelman ren ages 12 and older. customers 12 and older, ex­ sponsible use are not sufficient hot water and applian­ WOOD Floors - Installed, 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2995 be hair on Peters’ car during the and ordered to undergo 20 days of PETITION FOR THE COMMITMENT OF HONEY! Honey! $94,500. Manchester Herald “ It offers the temptatation THE MINOR CHILD OF OLEN MAYO NOTICE TO CREDITORS ces. Security required. repaired, sanding and 84 Cutlaaa Coupe *5895 search, Murray said. psychiatric evaluation at Bridge- pects to issue the first cards by safeguards. ESTATE OF Immaculate 2 bed­ finishing. Free esti­ MINl-Motorhome 1987, to spend that even much older FORMERLY OF MANCHESTER, CT room, 2 both first floor No petsi 646-2970. 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 Murray is charged with the water State Hospital, a maxi­ the end of this week. It has “ You can’t expect a teen­ now Of parts unknown FRANCIS DART LYMAN mates. 742-5138^ 21'/2 ft., 9,500 miles. I . An Ea.stham, Mass., man was condo In private and 454 MoTn Street - Three 84 Chtvrolal Calebrity *4995 know this Is In absolute death of Vicent Popeleski, 66, of mum security facility. Murray people too often can’t resist,” received hundreds of applica­ ager to use it responsibly when Upon the petition of THE COMMISSIONER OF CHILDREN The Hon. Norman J. Preuaa, arrested Saturday and charged Judge of the Court of Pro­ oulet complex. All ap­ room apartment. $500 85 Rallant 4 Door *4995 112 Helaine Road, who was said. Dunton said in an interview in tions from all over the country yuppies, who have been edu­ AND YOUTH SERVICES OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT perfect condition. with homicide by a motor vehicle stating that the minor child of the above named person bate, District of Andover, at pliances and olr condi­ plus utilities, no pets. 0^ i MI^ELLANEDUS 85 Buick Elactra 4 Or. *9995 $24,500. 649-6198. vacationing on Cape Cod. Peters was also charged with San Francisco Wednesday. since announcing earlier this cated to the teeth, can’t do it.” 0 hearing held on August 18, in connection with the hit-and-run an/uncored fqr child which petition will be heard on the21st day tioner stay. Anne Security. 646-2426.9om- SERVICES 85 Buick Somaraat 2 Dr. *7295 The Cape Cod Times reported operating to endanger, leaving But the Denver-based bank, month it would offer Master- he said. of September, 1969 at 9:30 o'clock in the fore/noon, at the 1989, ordered that all claims M iller Real Estate,647- 5pm weekdays. HD death of a Manchester man on m utt be presented to the fidu­ 86 Buick Century 4 Or. *6895 AUTD8 FDR that Popeleski had left his the scene of personal injury and whose customers are all young Cards to young people through The center argues that ex­ Superior Court — Juvenile Matters, 649 Norwich-New London ciary at the address below. 8000.O______Cape Cod Friday, police said Turnpike, Montville (Uncosvllle) Connecticut In sold District. BOLTON - Furnished GSL Building Mainte­ 86 Chavrolel Calabrity *7495 |96] summer home and was walking failure to yield to a pedestrian, people, said it is trying to teach the United Bank of Denver. cessive borrowing and con­ Failure to promptly present NEATI Inside & out! Ranch, quiet lake 86 Chavrolel Nova 4 Dr. *6195 RENT/LEASE It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority nance Co. Commercl- today. the proper use of credit as part Applicants must have a sumption have become deep- onv such claim mov result In $86,900. Lovely 2 bed­ front. September to ol/ResIdentlol building down Massasoit Road when he Murray said. that the above named Glenn Mayo hat gone to parts the lots of rights to recover 88 Chavrolal Spectrum *4995 of personal finance. parent or other adult co-sign to rooted and are hurting the unknown, therefore. ORDERED, That notice of the hearing on such claim . room first floor condo June lease. 2 bed­ repairs and home Im­ 88 Chavrolat Calabrity *7195 Eastham police arrested Ro­ was struck by a vehicle at around Popeleski is survived by his “ Our feeling is that credit guarantee payment, and they nation’s economy. Americans of this petition be given by publishing this order of notice Eleanor H. Preust, with new kitchen. Spa­ rooms, wosher/dryer, provements. Interior 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 bert B. Peters, 30, of Eastham at 11 a m. Friday. Popeleski was wife, Shirley Popeleski, and once. Immediately upon receipt of this Order of Notice. In AUTO cards are really a way of life, Ass't Clerk cious closets, large liv­ dish washer, 2 working and exterior pointing, 87 Buick Elactra 4 Or. *13795 5:05 p.m. Saturday afterconduct- taken to Cape Cod Hospital, children, Thomas V. Pope of won’t be able to exceed a credit saved only 3.2 percent of their the Manchester Herald a newspaper having a circulation In ing room with "L" adults preferred. No and a lot of us learn about the city of Manchester, Connecticut. The fiduciary Is: light carpentry. Com­ 87 Chavrolal Celebrity *9495 RENTAL ing a house-to-house search in where he was pronouced dead at Manchester and Janet L. Pope­ limit of $100. Otherwise, the income in 1987, for example, Harriet Lyman dining room. One cor pets! 2 months secur­ plete lonltorlol ser­ 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 12:07 p.m., the newspaper leski of Pittsburgh, Pa. credit in an undesireable way cards will be like those issued while Japanese saved an aver­ BY T H E COURT Suzanne A. PolomskI • 332 Route 87 garage. New vinyl sid­ ity. $650 plus oil and vice. Experienced, rel­ Eastham for damaged cars, Lt. Clerk Columbia, Ct 06237 643-0129 reported. His funeral was held Tuesday in ... without any supervision or to adults, with monthly state­ age of 16.5 percent. ing. Anne M iller Real utilities. 643-9382 or 646- iable, tree estimates. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Thomas Murray of the Eastham 043-06 044-06 Estate, 647-8000.O 8014 643-0304. Reasonable Police Department said. Peters was arraigned Monday Manchester. i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsdny. Aug. 24. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 24, 1989 — 3 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town College Notes Protest urges Soviets Peach festival slated Named to dean’s list Jennifer Dennison, daughter of Richard Dennison / i The Eighth Utilities District Fire Department accept 1he Baltic Way’ of Manchester and Judith Taylor of Manchester, will hold its annual peach festival on Friday at has been named to the dean’s list for the spring the com er of Main and Williams streets from 6 to .semester at Wheaton College. Norton, Mass. By Rick Santos “ Yet we are convinced that the social security, civil rights, and 9 p.m. Shortcake will be served and “ Johnny Manchester Herald European community and demo­ economic progress to all people in Prytco’s Good Times Band” will play cratic forces in the East will unite V Door prizes will also be awarded The cost per I ' ’//'/I the Baltic republics regardless of Earns academic honors HARTFORD — About 250 peo­ their voices in support of the their nationaltity," he said. person is $1.50. ple, many of them from Baltic Kristen Cool, daughter of Richard and Barbara demand of Estonia, Latvia, and He went on repeating the words states or of Baltic ancestory, Lithuania that the pact, together “ the Baltic Way” before stating u Cool of 109 Oxford St., has earned academic honors marched and rallied outside the from Clark University, Worcester, Mass., for the with its secret protocols, be each of several benefits that state Capitol Wednesday to show RHAM students sought academic year 1988-89 denounced and declared null and would be provided by changes their support for a movement to She is a psychology major who will be void from the moment of its brought about through his peo­ The RHAM High School Reunion Committee is ✓ abolish Soviet control of their signing.” participating in Clark’s Junior Year Abroad ple’s methods. Some of the other unable to locate several people from the class of homeland. Program. She will be studying at the University of “ Only then,” Hint continued, benefits would be democracy, 1979 for a reunion scheduled Saturday. Nov. 11. If The protest, sponsored by the Sussex in Brighton, England for the 1989-90 sctUMI^ “ will Europe divest itself of the freedom, and brotherhood, he you are a member of the class of 1979 and have Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian year. last colonies of the Hitler-Stalin said. not been contacted, please write or call Lynn Alliance of Connecticut, came on era, and the Baltic nations will get Also speaking at the demonstra­ Gaudette. 316 Che.snut Hill Road. Colchester. the 50th anniversary of a secret the opportunity todeterminetheir tion were Connecticut residents 537-0015. Earns dean’s honors pact between Germany and the own destiny.” whose roots are entrenched in the Soviet Union setting the stage for “ A common European home Baltic states. Raymond E. Memery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. World War II and resulting in the can only be set up if all European Ilvi Cannon, the chairwom'ian of Swimming pools to close Memory. 31 Bette Drive, a junior at Franklin and three nations losing their nations are granted a free right to the Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian Marshall College. Lancaster, Pa., has received independence. self-determination,” he said. Alliance of Connecticut, said she The Manchester Recreation Department is dean's list honors for the spring semester. Speaking at the noon demon­ Hint spoke of a solution to the and Hint were born in Estonia in closing the town swimming pools on Sunday at 6 He is a junior and a 1987 graduate of Manchester stration Wednesday was Mati problems of his nation, and the 1937. But her home became a very p.m. for the season. Globe Hollow Swimming Pool, High School. Hint, one of seven members of the solution he and his peers call the different one from his, she said, however, will not close until Sept. 4. Executive Council of the Popular Baltic Way, which is also the title when she and her family fled their Here is the schedule for Globe Hollow: Monday. 10 Front of Estonia, which is trying he gave to his speech. country after it was invaded by Patrick Flynn/Manchealor Herald am . to 1 p.m. and 2to6p.m.: Tuesday through Sept. GHCC lists graduates to free the state from economic The Baltic Way, he said, is a Soviet troops in 1939. READY FOR THE SALE — Amy Miller, a 1.3 to 6p.m.: Sept. 2 through Sept. 4 .10a.m. to 1 p.m. the Community Hall and includes an old Five Manchester residents and an Andover and political control of the parliamentary way for the peace­ “ Eventually I found a home in and 2 to 6 p.m. summer receptionist for the Bolton piano (good for parts), avoting machine resident are recent graduates of Greater Hartford U.S.S.R. ful restoration of our statehood. this country like thousands of selectman’s office, poses Wednesday (also good for parts and scrap metal) Community College. The five Manchester residents “ The Hitler-Stalin Pact is still “ It does not represent a threat to other Estonians, but Mati’s home with items to be sold at a town tag sale and anew outhouse. A complete list of received associate degrees in nursing. The Andover shaping the Europe of today, our anyone.” is still illegally occupied by the YWCA registration slated Friday. She’ll be cashier. Sale hours are resident received a certificate. once-common Europe,” he said. “ The Baltic Way will guarantee Soviet military,” said Cannon, Patrlc(( F(ynn/Mancti*ster Hara(d items will not be available until Friday. who lives in Bolton and is acting as 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The sale will be held in Associate degrees in nursing went to: Jennifer HARTFORD RALLY — Mati Hint of stration against Soviet occupation of the The YWCA Nutmeg Branch will begin accepting Bolduc, William Donnellan, Barbara Driggs, Ellen Hint’s host during his stay in the registration for preschool programs in Manchester. area. Estonia, stands in front of the Capitol in three Baltic states, including Estonia, 50 Lewis and Karen Minguy. Driggs graduated magna years ago. Bolton. Vernon, and Glastonbury on Monday, at 78 cum laude and Lewis, cum laude. Hall access problem “ Now, 50 years later,” she Hartford Wednesday prior to a demon- N. Main St., from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A full Obituaries Graham received a certificate as an emergency continued her introduction of program schedule is planned for preschoolers, age 2 technician paramedic. Hint, “ we are seeing the first to 4. glimmers of hope that the pact will For more information, call 647-14,37. is focus of meeting come to an end and that our ‘Real independence’ is goal John S. White Henry S. Baldwin The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Elmore earns degree speaker will live in a free and Main St., is in charge of democratic country like I do.” John S. White. 84. of Vernon, By Alex GIrelll Donald Kuehl, vice-president of Henry S. Baldwin. 76. of 612 E. arrangements. Lynn Elmore of 47 Richmond Drive was among Another member of the Connec­ died Tue.sday (Aug.22. 1989) at a Manchester Herald the foundation, has said the Senior volunteers sought Middle Turnpike, died Wednes­ students who recently received advance degrees ticut Baltic alliance, Eloua 'Vais- local convalescent home. He was conflict often arises in historical of Estonia’s Popular Front day (Aug. 23.1989) at Manchester from the University of Connecticut Graduate nys of North Haven, was the Gayle Carta, from the Retired Senior Volunteer the father of Gladys White and State officials and representa­ restoration and is normally re­ Memorial Hospital. He was the School. master of ceremonies for the Program, will speak to seniors about volunteer Mary Wieezorek of Manche.ster Domenica Lombardi tives of the Cheney Hall Founda­ solved by compromise between son of the late Clifford S. and She earned her Ph D rally. By Rick Santos new religous freedoms as an example. “ It is very work on Friday at tbe Jefferson House Adult Day and Irene Tedford of Coventry. Domenica Mondo Lombardi. tion will meet Tuesday morning the state agencies concerned. Phoebe S. Baldwin “ We here in Hartford are like a Manchester Herald popular to sing in a church choir. Two years ago, if a Care Center. 40 Butternut Drive. East Hartford, at 101. of Manchester died Wednes­ in an effort to resolve problems Plans for the restoration are He is also survived by a sister. He lived in Milford for many link in that human chain,'! music teacher played on Christmas Day some 1:,30 p.m. day (Aug. 23, 1989) at a local Students earn awards over providing access to Cheney being held up by the impasse over BOLTON — The quiet confines of this sleepy little Winifred Dowling of Manchester: years before moving to Manches­ Vaisnys said referring to the chuch melody, she would lose her work.” A volunteer recreation assistant is needed to help convalescent home. She was the Hall for disabled people in the access and the foundation is town seemed to be the perfect hospice for a a brother. Charles White of ter 2‘/i years ago. He was a Several area students were recently awarded for human chain formed Wednesday “ Most important meetings begin with a prayer,” implement programs. For more information, call wife of the late John Lombardi. renovation of the hall. eager to get the matter resolved. soft-spoken and polite man who is one of seven Canton: two great-grandchildren member of the Community Bap­ their musical talent at Camp CONNRI, a music in the Baltic states. “ We are he said. "Two years ago it was impossible to think of 568-9692 She was bom in Italy and lived The meeting is set for 8; 30 a.m One problem is access to the members of the Executive Council of the Popular and several nieces and nephews. tist Church. camp administbred by the Salvation Army in joining our hands with those such things.” He said there is no obstacle for in the Bolton-Manchester area in the Hartford offices of the hall from the outside. A wheel­ Front of Estonia. Ashford. people in the Soviet Union and religion. The funeral will be Friday at 11 most of her life. She was also a Board of Advocacy and Protec­ chair lift is planned for the east Mati Hint. 51. was born in the independent Baltic He is survived by two sisters. Keeney Street School students, Joanna Perrett saying we are with you.” But he said his people need more than freedom to a m. at theTalcottville Congrega­ member of St. James Church, tion for Handicapped and Devel- side of the building. Recently a nation of Estonia just a couple years before the Mary B. Twombly of Manchester and Lauren Asperschlager each received awards Also on hand at the rally was chose their religion. ” We hope to have some input on tional CTiurch. Main and Elm Manchester. opmentally Disabled Persons. way was found to put parking country was invaded by Soviet troops at the start of Current Quotations and Virginia B. Hurd of Florida: for talent in Music. Perrett for brass banding and U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, D- the policies in the Soviet Union — the right for Soviet Street. Vernon. Burial will be in She is survived by two sons, The Connecticut Historical Com­ spaces for those with disabilities World War II. The nations of Latvia and Lithuania a brother. (Varies Baldwin of Asperschlager for vocal singing. In addition, Conn. “ Let us not talk about Republics (states) to solve internal problems Grove Hill Cemetery. Vernon. Lawrence Lombardi and Frank mission and the State Building closer to that lift than originally were also taken over by the Soviets during the war. Kenneth Square. Pa.: and sev­ Perrett was awarded Alternate Honor Camper. succession because these states themselves.” Calling hours are at the Burke- Lombardi, both of Manchester: Inspector will also be planned. Since then, the countries have been ruled by the “ One cannot today form a government in Poland eral nieces and nephews. Krista Svalestad of Bolton was given several never freely joined the Soviet Hint, who by profession is a teacher of linguistics Fortin Funeral Home . 76 Pros­ two grandchildren and two great­ represented. But the lift planned is smaller U.S.S.R. and areeach oneof the ISSoviet states. The other than a broad coalition having the support of all The funeral will be Friday at 11 awards, including the top award for brass banding Union,” the congressman said. and has authored five books concerning that area of pect St.. Rockville, today from 7 grandchildren. The building inspector declined than state officials would like. troops are still there, but the Baltic people don’t forces sitting at the Sejm.” — Tadeusz Mazowiecki. a m. at the Community Baptist and a scholarship to attend the Salvation Arm y’s Morrison said when he and study, said he and the other leaders of the front are to 9 p.m A private funeral will be held at to waive requirements for access Another problem is access for want them there, he said during an interview preparing to become Poland’s new prime minister, Church. 585 E. Center St. Burial International music camp in New Jersey. many others asked one year ago “ ameteur politicians.” Some of the others are Memorial donations may be the convenience of the family. to disabled persons after the disabled people from the floor of Tuesday at the secluded home of Ilvi Cannon, an indicating the Communist Party would have a role will be at the Milford Cemetery. All three students are members of the Salvation that the Soviets acknowledge the college professors and newspaper editors, he said. made to the Rockville General Burial will be in St James advocacy board recommended the auditorium to the stage level. Estonian refugee who is acting as Hint’s host during in his government. Milford, at the convenience of the Army in Manchester. secret pact, “ I didn’t think that I ’d They are revolutionaries in that they receive no Hospital. 31 Union Street. Rock­ Cemetery. The John F. Tierney against the waiver. A lift and stairway were his stay in the greater Hartford area. family. be here today saying it was payment for their political labors. The front, which ville 06066. or to the Talcottville Funeral Home, 219 W. CenterSt ., The Cheney Hall Foundation planned there but they narrow the Hint was the main speaker at Wednesday’s “ I ’ve never lived in an independent Lithuania. I acknowledged.” he estimates to have the support of about half of the Congregational Church. is in charge of the arrangements. must find a way to satisfy state stage opening. A representative demonstration against Soviet domination of his believe there will be one — for my son there must There will be no calling hours. He told the ralliers, who were 7.5 million Baltic people, is entirely funded by officials on the question of access of the Connecticut Historical people at the Capitol building in Hartford. be.” — Audrius Ciocys, a graphic artist, who with wearing black arm bands in donations from private corporations and citizens. Military Notes for disabled people while at the Commission has also questioned He said the his state is seeking “ real independ­ his wife and 3-year-old son joined hundreds of memory of the day the pact was The front is seeking also economic reforms that same time conforming to the the historical accuracy of a stage ence in deciding political issues for Estonia.” thousands in a line across the Baltic republics of signed, not to credit the acknowl­ would allow more private industry. Hint said. A Deaths Elsewhere requirement for historical integ­ lift because buildings of the era And with this the people want democracy and a Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to demand edgement to the good will and change like this, he said, would help not only the Completes basic training rity in the renovation. would not have had stage lifts. multi-party system of government. ” We have it,” independence. liberal policies of Soviet leader Baltics, but the whole nation. he said, “ but it’s not officially recognized. ” Pvt. Scott W. Kelsey, son of Larraine Ano and Mikhail Gorbachev, but it should “ We’ll try once more to convince the Kremlin that Although achieving these objectives would seem “ I think I ’m a good lead-in for him. You know. I R.D. Laing Cleland Anderson During the 1950s, he was once stepson of be attributed to the hard work of it is in the interest of the economy of the Soviet Union called to testify before the House to be impossible without Estonian succeding from to have economically stronger and more loyal could do the fun side of Satan.” — Joan Rivers LONDON (AP) - R.D. Laing. Calvin Ano, both of 30 Locust St., has completed Rate agreement is praised the courageous Baltic liberators. CINCINNATI (AP) - Cleland Committee on Un-American Ac­ the Soviet Union, Hint said. “ I would not call it a Baltic states, ” he said. commenting on her planned daytime syndicated the British psychiatrist who be­ basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Other state politicians includ­ “ Andy” Anderson, an editor who tivities. Robel and six others were separation from the Soviet system.” In his quiet manner. Hint said, “ I would like to talk show, scheduled to run before Geraldo Rivera’s came a counterculture hero of the He is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High School ing Gov. William O’Neill relayed worked for The Associated Press expelled from Local 79 of the NEW B RITAIN (A P) — A state lies electricty to 300,000 custo­ He said complete independence is not necessary emphasize that the popular movements in the Baltic show in many markets. 1960s with his controversial at­ messages to the demonstrators in for 34 years, died Monday of Machinists union. He was allowed utility commissioner says a rate mers in the New Haven and because of the reforms instituted in the past two states have decided to exercise a peaceful tacks on the nuclear family, died support of their cause. natural causes at age 81. to continue to work and continued Arrives for duty agreement reached with United Bridgeport areas. years by the current Soviet administration. He cited struggle.” while vacationing in France, his Anderson joined the AP in 1938 Illuminating Co. will ensure the The rate increase will be At the end of the rally. Hint, one to support unions and honor representative from Lithuania, son said today. He was 61. in Huntington, W.Va., and trans­ picket lines. Air Force Capt. Jaime B. Parent, son of Clifford company’s “ fiscal health” as it phased in over 1990, 1991 and 1992 Correction The Scottish-born psychiatrist ferred to Baltimore in 1940. L. and Claudette Parent of 2 Carolyn Drive, Hebron, seeks to recover its billion-dollar and will range from 6.1 percent to and one representative from In the 1960s, with help from the Latvia untied black ribbons att­ collapsed on a tennis court In 1944, he transferred to New American Civil Liberties Union, has arrived for duty at March Air Force Base, Calif. investment in the Seabrook nu­ 11.4 percent. Wednesday in the southern city of York, and worked in the AP He is a biomedical laboratory officer with the 22nd clear power plant. ached to the flags of their A school calendar published Wednesday did not Robel challenged the Internal During 1990, rates will increase St. Tropez. said his son Adrian. Newsfeatures department and Strategic Hospital. He is a 1974 graduate of Hall between 2 and 5 percent. During respective nations and dropped contain the starting date for St. Bridget School. The Security Act of 1950, a section of The agreement, approved Wed­ He said he did not know the cause later on the main national news High School. West Hartford and received a master’s the next two years the increases them beneath a candle burning "I can offer school begins clas.ses Tue.sday. Aug. 29. with a which forbade communists from nesday by the state Department of death. “ It’sashock,” hesaidin desk. Anderson retired in 1972. degree in 1982 from Quinnipiac College, Hamden. will be between 2 and 3 percent. symbolically for freedom. Then half-day session. working in military plants. of Public Utility Control, will an interview. He is survived by a son, The monthly bill for the aver­ the rest of the ralliers removed allow UI to raise rates no more their own black arm bands and you a home An unorthodox pioneer in the Richard H. Anderson, of Stam­ age residential customer will rise A story published Aug. 14 incorrectly reported the Mark Finston than 11 percent over the next treatment of schizophrenics, Ro­ ford, Conn.: a daughter, Mar­ between $5 and $7 over the dropped into a pile started by the name of the University of Connecticut student who Public Meetings three years as a means to recover three. nald David Laing jarred tradi­ garet Surridge, of Loveland, NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Mark three-year period, state Consu­ equity line won a $125 .scholarship awarded by George Torello part of its $1.2 billion dollar tional psychiatry with his first Ohio: a sister, Enid Coleman, of Finston, a columnist for 24 years mer Counsel James F. Meehan Engineers of Old Lyme. The scholarship was won by investment in Seabrook. book, “ The Divided Self: An New York state: and two with The Star-Ledger of Newark, said. SMITH Diana Flores of Manchester. Public meetings scheduled for tonight are: Existential Study in Sanity and grandchildren. died Tuesday at his home at age The agreement also requires UI initially announced it would Madness,” published in 1960. C O n O N fv ' 54. The cause of death was not Andover that UI charge ratepayers for no seek a 9 percent increase next TOMORROWS T€CH('JO(.OG Y He rejected notions that schi­ Eugene Rebel immediately determined. more than 54 percent of the year and 30 percent over four AT YOUR TOUCH with no zophrenia is a genetic or biologi­ Finston received a law degree Land Preservation Committee, Town Office utility’s investment in Seabrook. years. Lottery cal aberration, believing instead SEATTLE (AP) - Eugene in 1959 from the University of Building, 7: .30 p.m. “ The settlement ends the un­ The agreement is based on the hidden costs in the family’sroleincreatingthe Frank Robel, a labor activist who Pennsylvania. However, he lost certainty concerning UI’s fiscal $6.75 billion Seabrook plant going MEMORY disease, although he later be­ won a U.S. Supreme Court ruling interest in the profession and Bolton health, and assures that UI will be on line commercially by Dec. 31, Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New TYPEWRITER Carolyn Forst came more open to physiological against a law that banned com­ joined The Times of Trenton in able to continue to provide 1990. If the plant fails to meet the England: Board of Selectmen and Board of Education joint theories, said his son. munists from working in defense 1961. He moved in 1965 to the reliable electric service,” DPUC operating deadline, negotiations X D 5 6 0 0 Assistant Vice President Connecticut daily: 230. Play Four: 2067. Laing’s views on the strainsthe meeting. Bolton High School Library Media Center ' a n d Branch M anager plants, was struck by a train and Ledger, where he wrote the 8 p.m. Commissioner Richard G. Pat­ will resume on future rate Massachusetts daily: 1600 nuclear family could put on an killed Sunday. He was 78. “ Reporter at Large” column. terson said. increases. individual’s sanity fell in with the Robel, a retired Todd Shipyard Finston is survived by his wife, Massachusetts Megabucks: 7, 15, 19, 20, 26, 30. Coventry UI is the second largest inves­ Meehan has said that the Tri-state daily (Maine, New Hampshire, Ver­ rebellious spirit of the 1960s machinist, was a lifelong Beth: twin daughters Deborah tor in the New Hampshire-based agreement spares UI customers mont): 949. WinFour: 5220. counterculture, which made him member of the American Com­ and Elizabeth; his mother; a Economic Development Commi.ssion, Town Of­ Seabrook plant, with a 17.5 from “ rate shock” when the Rhode Island daily: 6231. one of its gurus. munist Party. sister and a stepsister. fice Building. 8 p.m. percent share. 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Lobbyist spending Audits reveal LOCAL Drug charges made © The American Tobacco Co. 1989. HARTFORD (AP) — Three men were indicted Wednesday on drug charges stem­ sets new record ming from the seizure of nearly nine pounds of mistakes by & STA TE cocaine at Bradley International Airport. Jaime Montoya-Anderson, 26, of Brooklyn. HARTFORD (AP) - Special did not spend any money, we had N.y.; Martin A. Ayarza-Borbua, 24, of interest groups lobbying the to report the value of the time.” Worcester, Mass.; and Rafael F. Grenald, 25, General Assembly spent a record Of the total amount spent by the of New London, were indicted by a federal $7.35 million during the 1989 housing boards grand jury on charges of conspiracy to violate Connecticut Business and Indus­ session as they fought tax in­ try Association, about $300,000 federal drug laws and possesion with intent to creases and budget cuts. distribute over a half-kilogram of cocaine. was for anti-tax advertisements, the rents to stand. HARTFORD (AP) - Separate Grenald was arrested Sunday at Bradley as said John R. Rathgeber, the A second audit, released in Spending in 1989 was 54 percent audits of federal housing pro­ he left the Sheraton Hotel with a gray bag. The N obody association’s executive vice ..JJiSJtHESTER September 1985, found that mis­ higher than in 1987 and about grams administered by three bag was later found to contain four kilograms president. Connecticut housing agencies calculations made in the state twice the amount spent in 1985, or 8.8 pounds of cocaine. WA/TERS found $611,000 in rent miscalcula­ Department of Housing’s Section when the Legislature met for Montoya-Anderson and Ayarza-Borbua were “A lot of very important tions in favor of developers and 8 Existing Housing Program led comparable lengths of time. arrested Sunday near Grenald’s New London economic issues were being de­ local housing officials. to $549,000 in overcharges for rent apartment after a short chase. bated at the Capitol — general and underestimated utility subsi­ “ The big issue this year was the The audits, which monitored An informant told federal agents earlier this business-climate issues,” said the federal Department of Hous­ dies for tenants. tax issue, which cut across the month that Grenald was expecting a large has the Rathgeber. ing and Urban Development’s Auditors said that, between board, from the soft-drink people shipment of cocaine to be smuggled into the Section 8 programs from 1984 to April 1984 and March 1985, the to the cable TV people to the In addition to advertising, United States from Panama and that it would 1988, showed that HUD and the state underestimated utility bills be delivered at Bradley International Airport, lawyers,” said Lisa Doyle Moran, special interests spend money for tenants in federally subsidized at subsidized apartments by as staff attorney for the state Ethics entertainment — which can run an affidavit in the case states. housing initially bore the costs of much as $494,200. The federal The men are being held without bond pending Commission, the agency that the gamut from legislative break­ the miscalculations. program is designed so that a hearing in U S. District Court in Hartford oversees lobbying. fasts to golf outings — gifts and A March 1989 audit found that tenants’ rent and utility bills will today. An investigation into the case began in C arlto n lobbyists’ wages. not exceed certain levels. How­ Based on an ethics commission Hartford housing officials and April 1989 after an informant told the New ever, auditors found, the state analysis of spending through their subcontractor, Imagineers, London Police Department that cocaine and Although the tienerai Assem­ failed to monitor utility bills, June 30, the Connecticut Cable improperly calculated the rents heroin were being sold at a Grenald’s bly is a part-time citi^en legisla­ for apartments that were reno­ resulting in improperly high Television Association spent the ture, lobbying has evolved into a apartment, according to the affidavit by a vated under the HUD’s Section 8 rents that forced some tenants to federal narcotics agent. most money on lobbying activi­ full-blown industry since the Moderate Rehabilitation pay more than the pre-set levels. ties, $642,271. early 1980s, sparking the creation Program. Auditors found that the state of large, politically connected Inmate stabs prison guard combination* The Connecticut Business and Hartford’s current contract did not review the housing Industry Association was the firms. with Imagineers is being chal­ market to make sure its rents The Associated Press SOMERS (AP) — A young prison guard was lenged in federal court by Hart- were reasonable and that at least special interest group with se­ “There’s more lobbying and MEETS THE GOVERNOR — Robyn stabbed in the arm with a homemade icepick ft conn, a Bridgeport-based firm $54,600 in federal funds was set Wednesday by an inmate in the segregation cond highest level of spending, there’s more sophisticated lobby­ Rivard sold 1,650 boxes of scout that competed for the contract aside to cover improperly high unit of the maximum-security prison in shelling out $484,420 on lobbying. ing going on,” Moran said. and says Imagineers won it rents. cookies last winter in hopes of meeting Somers, authorities said. ! ♦ 2. In third place was the Insu­ One firm taking advantage of through its political connections. Auditors also found numerous the governor, and Wednesday she Thomas LaFontaine was stabbed through Lowest _ Ultra low rance Association of Connecticut, the new legislative climate is Because of the miscalculated safety violations, including ex­ finally did. Her brother Jayson, right, the upper arm during an apparently unpro­ y posed wires, missing smoke which spent $146,974. Sullivan & LeShane, which rents, the audit concluded, HUD helped her, and hewason l^andto meet voked attack by the inmate, said Correction paid an e? ’tra $62,322 to the city detectors and unvented space topped the ethics commission’s Gov. William A. O ’Neill, left, too. Department spokesman William Flower. nicotine. Most of the money spent by the between March 1984 and June heaters. They accused state Flower said LaFontaine, in his 20s, was not in tar. Carlton spending list for private lobbying cable TV association went for a 1985. If the miscalculations are housing officials of being more seriously injured. He was treated at Johnson firms for the sixth straight year (Im g.) (0.1 mg.) statewide public-relations cam­ not corrected, the auditors concerned with renting available Scout meets O’Neill Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs and this year. paign aimed at blocking the warned, HUD may end up paying units than with the financial released. imposition of a sales tax on an extra $878,112 over a 15-year interests of the low-income HARTFORD (AP) — The 9-year-old cookie­ Flower declined to release the name of the Formed before the 1984 session, selling champion of the Hartford Brownies customers' bills. All but about period. tenants. inmate before the state police completed their Sullivan & LeShane has seen its Dennis Santoro/Manchester Herald finally got to meet Gov. William A. O’Neill on , 3- $50,000 constituted the value of session earnings soar from Meisha Kreisberg, who over­ Hernandez said the findings of investigation of the incident. sees the Section 8 program for the audit were addressed shortly Wedne.sday and .seized the opportunity to sell After the stabbing. Warden George Bronson T he taste broadcast time donated by the $186,000 five years ago to $570,800 FEAST FEST — The banner is in place on Main Street two more boxes to the governor and three more Imagineers, said the discrepancy after the audit was released in ordered a shakedown of inmates in the group’s member cable systems. this year. calling attention to the fourth Annual Waiter’s Race to his staff. in the rents occurred because 1985. He said that rebates to segregation unit, where prisoners who are sponsored by the Manchester Herald in connection with O’Neill posed for pictures with Robyn Rivard that’s right. "We had an ad that asked The partners’ roster of clients Imagineers started work on the tenants or rent adjustments dangerous, disciplinary problems, or at risk of and her brother. Jayson, after buying a box of customers to write or call their this year included motorcylists, the town’s annual Feast Fest. Competing waiters and project before the proper con­ would have been ordered if HUD being attacked by other inmates are confined, Thin Mints and Trefoils, two of the Girl Scouts’ legislators to oppose the sales waitresses from participating restaurants will race down tracts had been signed. officials agreed with the audit’s Flower said. beer wholesalers, certified public best-selling cookies. She said the company started findings, but he was not sure if Several other homemade weapons were tax,” said Michael J. Dorfsman, accountants, doctors, jai alai Main Street Sept. 7 carrying full wine glasses and Robyn said she had sold 1.648 boxes of the association’s executive direc­ operators, nursing home owners, performing tricky chores on route. The first runner to work on the project after the any were ordered. found during the search. Flower said. contracts had been awarded and cookies over the past winter, more than any tor. “ Under the state reporting dentists, Citicorp and the soft- arrive with some liquid left in the glass and set a place a The state has since given up other Brownie or Girl Scout in the Hartford requirements, even though we drink industry. in response to pressure from the Feast Fest table will be the year’s champion. community where the run-down running the Section 8 program area. MIgllaro apologizes and has hired Hartconn, the “ It’s 1.650 now,” O’Neill .said. buildings are located. HARTFORD (AP) — State Rep. Eugene A. Bridgeport firm now suing the Robyn said she had been told last year that “ Community organizations Migliaro Jr., the gruff Wolcott Republican city of Hartford, to administer the the scout who sold the most cookies would get to !»~S' were going crazy.” she said. who’s been in trouble before for his blunt way XT federal program. meet the governor. That turned out to be “ They were going to beat us with words, says he never meant to offend local Tirozzi defends education budget within an inch of our lives if we The third audit, released in wrong, but when O’Neill heard her story, he police officers when he used the phrase 8 mg. tar didn’t start work on the project. December 1988, dealt with the invited her in, “ Mickey Mouse’ ’ when comparing them with HARTFORD (AP) - State The coalition wants the board to Municipalities, noted that since ticut Association ol bchool Ad­ ... It was done out of common city of New Haven’s administra­ the state police. ♦08 mg. nic. Education Commissioner Gerald add $37 million to Tirozzi’s $1.4 1983, the O’Neill administration ministrators and the Connecticut sense.” tion of HUD’s Section 8 Voucher To the extent that he did offend anyone. N. Tirozzi says the $1.4 billion billion budget to make sure those and the state Board of Education Education Association. William Hernandez, manager Program from August 1987 to Foley unveils bumpersticker Migliaro. a former municipal policeman who budget he’s asking the State commitments are kept. have been working toward a 50-50 of HUD’s Hartford office, said July 1988 and concluded that the Tirozzi noted that his proposed HARTFORD (AP) — State Republican found himself in hot water a yearand a half ago Board of Education to approve “ The commissioner tells us the Wednesday that Imagineers, city spent $43,800 without a sharing of local educational budget represented an 11.3 per­ Chairman Richard Foley, hoping to capitalize when he referred to homosexuals as “ lollip­ for 1990-91 does not renege on budget represents a ‘slight de­ costs. Hartford officials and his office contract and had failed to ade­ ops,” says he’s sorry. 5 mg. tar promises as some school groups cline’ in the state’s share of cent increase in spending over on the Democrats’ record-setting tax increases have agreed to seek a waiver quately inspect federally funded during the 1990 elections, unveiled a bumper- On Wedne.sday. Sen. Marie A. Herbst. claim. educational costs. Well, ladies "The state has made signifi­ current levels and added, “ I am 0.5 mg. nic. from HUD regulations to allow units. sticker Wednesday that says “ Smart Demo­ D-Vernon. co-chairman of the Public Safety The budget was to be presented and gentlemen, that translates cant progress toward meeting not going to apologize to anyone crats Vote Republican” Committee, and Rep. Jo.seph Raia. D-New to the board today. into millions of dollars of lost that goal,” Cogen said. “ Now is for coming in with that kind of Foley estimated that the $858 million in Britain, issued statements demanding an On Wednesday, a coalition of revenue for our cities and towns,” not the time to retreat. budget in the climate in which we are presently operating. higher taxes for the current year would cost a apology from Migliaro. 6 mg. tar municipal, education and teacher Palmer said. State hunts The remark came during a hearing Tuesday groups said it was worried the "Forcing municipalities to family of four $1,000 a year. “ This budget represents the “ The state is absolutely not of the Public Safety Committee that dealt with 0.5 mg. nic. O’Neill administration was back­ breaking of a promise to the shoulder an ever-increasing Democratic Gov. William A, O’Neill who share of the education financing backing down on any commit­ has said he expects to run again in 1990, also training techniques employed by the state ing off its stated goal of having the children of Connecticut,” she ment,” Tirozzi said. “ There’s for nursing shortage police, specifically a boxing program that state pay half of all local added. burden can only result in either says he’s not worried about the tax issue next property tax increases or cuts in been just a miniscule drop in the year, that “ people understand theyhavetopay .sometimes pits female recruits against male education costs. Currently, the state pays 44.7 percentage. To take one year out recruits. “ We cannot afford to desert our percent of the cost of local education, as well as other HARTFORD (AP) — The state facilities. taxes” of the total context is a has agreed to consider changes in towns and cities,” said Sharon education. Tirozzi has said that if essential government services,” Further aggravating the situa­ misrepresentation.” recently settled contracts cover­ Palmer, vice president of the his proposed budget is adopted, he said. tion, he said, is the state’s early Im g. tar ing health care workers in an Connecticut State Federation of the percentage would drop to 44.1 In addition to CCM and the He said his proposed budget retirement offer for senior sta- attempt ameliorate a continuing Teachers. “ We must not retreat percent. CSFT, the coalition includes the "allows the momentum to con­ teemployees. Tessier said the 0.1 mg. nic nursing shortage aggravated by from our commitment to our Joel Cogen, executive director Connecticut Association of tinue” and “ protects all our program has proven more attrac­ 2 Legionnaire’s cases seen 5 mg. tar an attractive early-retirement children.” major programs.” tive than state officials originally of the Connecticut Conference of Boards of Education, the Connec­ program. thought it would be, sparking DANBURY, Conn. (AP) -T w o other communities have cases of rushed him to the hospital's 0.5 mg. nic. State labor negotiators have fears of mass departures from Legionnaires’ disease. People intensive care unit. agreed to meet with union repre­ state residents have come down already understaffed health care with Legionnaire’s disease in the with depressed immune systems The 59-year-old man was in the sentatives to discuss changes in facilities. are more at risk to the bacteria.” hospital four times over the next contracts covering some health past year and each got sick Study finds atmosphere of paranoia Tessier warned that the state Danbury Hospital officials six weeks, diagnosed with Legi­ care workers, said Bill Seymour, shortly after having been a faces loss of as much as $10 confirmed one of the two cases. onnaires’ pneumonia. He had a spokesman for the Department patient at Danbury hospital. whitewash. million in federal funds if it “We implemented proper part of a lung removed in ROCKY HILL (AP) - An and after Police Chief Philip dent logs were over-scrutinized, of Administrative Services, One case was confirmed with 4 mg. tar “ The comments I’ve seen in doesn’t solve the nursing shor­ control procedures. There is no surgery. atmosphere of paranoia in the Schnabel overruled her poor the other new dispatcher’s logs which oversees state labor laboratory tests. The other was there are similar to the Chinese tage. He said some state facilities danger of an outbreak here,” said 0.4 mg. nic Police Department and not ra­ evaluation of Brown. also were checked and corrected relations. presumed to be Legionnaires’ Legionnaires’ bacteria is very government’s comments on (the risk losing their accreditation John Morgan, hospital cism caused the department’s by supervisors. The move comes less than a disease, based on the patient's common. “ In just about any “ Unfortunately there is an June massacre of students in) from the Joint Commission on spokesman. only black employee to feel he —An officer who filed a written month after an arbitrator settled history and symptoms, said Dr. home in this country, there is atmosphere of paranoia created Tiananmen Square,” he said. Hospitals and Health Care be­ One man, a resident of was the victim of discrimination, complaint about Brown was not a three-year contract covering Matthew Cartter, epidemiologist probably Legionnaires’ bacteria in the Police Department which Brown, 23, of Hartford, said he cause of understaffing, and some Newtown who asked that his a report by a town official says. being racist. The officer said he health care workers. The con­ at the state Department of Health in the water,” said Narda Tolen- 11 mg. tar interfered with this process,” had been a “ pawn” in an internal facilities are also in danger of The report, released Tuesday, was worried because Brown did tract calls for salary increases of Services. name not be used, had been a tino, an epidemiologist who Frank wrote. “ The chief of police, conflict between the town man­ slipping below federally man­ Legionnaires’ disease is an patient in the hospital’s oncology 0.8 mg. nic. was the result of a two-month not know his whereabouts on two 4 percent in each of the first two dated staff levels. works with Cartter. The bacteria investigation of charges by police for whatever reason, chose to ager and the police chief. felony calls. infectious, sometimes fatal dis­ ward, undergoing tests for Hodg­ intervene in the training process years and 6 percent in the third The vacancy rate among regis­ are so common that 10 percent of dispatcher Sean Brown that he In the report, Frank also Frank concluded that Brown’s ease characterized by a high kin’s disease. and question Ms. Hayes’ evalua­ year, said Robert Tessier a tered nurses in some of the the population in this country was ostracized by police officers rebutted a list of complaints alliance with Schnabel led to the fever, dry cough, lung congestion No details were available on tion judgment.” spokesman for the New England hospitals is approximately 50 tests positive for antibodies that and his work over-scrutinized by Brown listed during a July 6 hostility other officers felt toward and subsequent pneumonia. The the other case. Health Care Workers, District percent and could climb higher if demonstrate exposure to the his superiors because he is black. meeting with town officials. him. bacterium believed to be respon­ The Newtown man was dis­ The chief’s action forced Hayes 1199. a large number of nurses take disease, Cartter said. Brown resigned from the force Frank found that: sible can grow in water, including charged from the hospital Dec. 23 to document her actions, Frank “ The lack of camaraderie with Tessier said the union was not early retirement, he said. last Friday, claiming he was wrote. Frank noted that Schnab­ —Brown was the only new Mr. Brown relates to his seem­ the moisture in air conditioning and suffered his first symptoms The disease gained national pleased with the contract and felt “ The early retirement issue, on 3 mg. tar subjected to more training than dispatcher sent to special fire ingly close relationship with the ducts and storage tanks. of Legionnaires’ disease Jan. 3. attention in 1976, when 34 people el’s “ generous imposition of it would not help solve a chronic top of the already severe shor­ white dispatchers. He also said he department training because chief, not his race,” the report Patients in hospitals are partic­ He returned to Danbury attending an American Legion 0.3 mg. discipline” also has prompted shortage of nurses and other tage, has made the whole issue me was reprimanded for mistakes another new dispatcher was a said. ularly vulnerable to the disease, Hospital with a high tempera­ convention in Philadelphia hotel other officers to keep precise health care workers at state critical,” Tessier said. that were ignored when other records of their activities. volunteer firefighter and already Cartter said. ture. Specialists in infectious died of Legionnaires’ and more dispatchers made them. Hayes began investigating knew how to answer fire calls. “ We’ve had other hospitals in disease and pulmonary illnesses than 100 others became ill. In a nine-page report, Randi Brown’s charges in late June —Although Brown felt his inci­ Frank, assistant town manager, after the dispatcher complained agreed that Brown’s supervisor, to state Rep. Richard Tulisano, 1 dispatcher Carol Hayes, kept D-Rocky Hill. W E D E L IV E R Hospital rules called violation written records of Brown’s mis­ Schnabel, who has been at odds For Home Delivery, Call takes. But Frank’s report says with town officials and some of HARTFORD (AP) - The after David R. Peterson, a patient to eat meals and are always Hayes began keeping records his officers since he accused the 647-9946 tougher restrictions imposed on at Middletown’s Connecticut Val­ under supervision, Holzberg said. only after Brown “ seemed to nternationo At Connecticut Valley Hospital, department of bigotry two years Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 patients in state mental hospitals ley Hospital, walked off the resist constructive criticism” ago, called the report a Beautiful New Town & Country Plaza Try UsI in the wake of the stabbing death grounds and stabbed Jessica 19 of 25 criminally insane patients We take the time to listen Short of Wallingford during a have been moved to a separate 775 Silver Lane, East Hartford • 568-6690 and help you select the Best Style of a 9-year-old girl in Middletown last month violate state and crowded sidewalk sale in Middle- ward. to Compliment Your Face & LIfestylel Before the stabbing, many ASPHALT REPAIR Saturday, Hours; Tues. thru Sat. 10:30-8 • By Appointment Icome if time allows federal laws, an attorney who town July 28. represents patients said. 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Au^. 24. 1989 — 7 NATION & WORLD Parliament confirms Mazowiecki as premier New role for schools WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Speaking to reporters in Solidarity won the elections over­ Lawmakers today elected Solid­ Gdansk, Walesa called the elec­ whelmingly, it had a mandate to arity activist Tadeusz Mazo­ tion ”an event without prece­ form a government that would wiecki as the East bloc’s first dent” and wished Mazowiecki win public confidence. non-Communist prime minister, luck in “transforming our coun­ In an initial act of support for a is wanted, poll claims handing him a historic mandate try from a totalitarian system to Solidarity-led government, to lead Poland out of economic democracy.” workers today suspended several WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ —70 percent favored requiring pulse of the people. Americans ruin. Mazowiecki had been recom­ small strikes around the country cans want “tradition-shattering public schools to conform to want their schools restructured Mazowiecki, a former political mended for the office by Walesa at the union’s urging. The strikes changes” in schools — including national achievement standards and by a 2-to-l margin, they favor prisoner, was approved by a 378-4 and nominated on Saturday by included walkouts at four coal flexible hours, more parental and goals. Nineteen percent were choice as a means to that end.” vote in the Sejm, the lower house Communist President Wojciech mines in the Silesia region and control and a national curriculum opposed and 11 percent were Cavazos also said Wednesday of the National Assembly. There Jaruzelski, who accepted Wale­ one at a trucking enterprise in — and most are willing to pay undecided. Sixty-one percent the Education Department pre­ were 41 abstentions. sa’s once-inconceivable proposi­ Katowice, the state’s PAP news higher taxes for them, a poll wanted the standards set by dicts that U.S. public and private Members of every party, in­ tion to form a non-communist agency said. shows today, professional educators, 20 per­ schools will spend a record $353 cluding the Communists, sup­ government in the Soviet Union’s Poland is wracked by high Americans rate the quality of cent wanted a panel of parents billion in the 1989-90 school year. ported Mazowiecki. largest and most strategic East inflation, a shortage of basic public schools poorly, with only 8 and other lay people, and less Despite the cost, Cavazos said, The vote was greeted by a bloc ally. goods, low worker productivity percent giving an “A,” 35percent than 10 percent wanted the “too many Americans remain standing ovation, and Mazo­ In Moscow, a Soviet Foreign and a $39 billion foreign debt. a "B" and 33 percent a "C,” standards set by the president. ill-prepared for a changing wiecki immediately rose to say, Ministry spokesman, Yuri Gre- Mazowiecki said Wednesday he according to the 21st annual Congress or governors. world.” Education Department “I am very touched at this mitskikh, greeted the election planned to present a government moment. I thank you, high with equanimity. Gallup Poll released by Phi Delta —69 percent favored requiring officials point to the dismal The Auoclaled Prn« within a week. He said he could Kappa International, a profes­ performance of American youth chamber, for this great proof of “The Soviet side takes the not say how many of the 19 public schools to use a standard­ BRUSH UP ON HISTORY — Make up are part of a display at Madame trust. decision into account and we shall sional education fraternity. ized national curriculum, while 21 on academic achievement tests, government ministries would be “The public is ready for particularly in areas ^uch as artist Lisa Dix puts the final touches on a Tussaud’s museum in London marking “I am counting on cooperation regard comrade Mazowiecki as offered the Communists, or to percent were opposed and 10 with the Sejm and Senate.... This our partner in the relations that tradition-shattering changes in percent were undecided, math and science that are consi­ wax model of Adolph Hitler as a waxen the 50th anniversary of the start of World Solidarity and its allied parties. the policies that govern U.S. dered critical in a fast-changing moment shall become an essen­ link our two countries,” he said. —71 percent favored after­ Winston Churchill looks on. Thefigures War II. tial moment in order for us to Jaruzelski agreed to nominate Mazowiecki is under pressure public schools,” said the poll, technical society. from the communists and the based on in-home interviews school and summer programs for raise up Poland together.” Mazowiecki after Solidarity ear­ The idea of parental choice, Lech Walesa, the Solidarity lier refused to participate in a Soviet Union to keep substantial tonducted in early May and early students whose parents work. communist representation in the June. Twenty-one percent were already state law in Minnesota, leader, said: “I will do every­ government formed by the Com­ opposed. Arkansas and Iowa, is a center- thing so that my premier, my munists following parliamentary government. The communist Key findings of the survey Best ranking unsettles Seattle Party has demanded a full were: piece of the Bush administra­ child, our child, passes the test elections in June. Education Secretary Lauro Ca­ tion’s education policy. before society.” Walesa argued that because partnership role. —60 percent favored allowing vazos said the poll results con­ SEATTLE (AP) — Some Seat­ stuck in traffic jams.” really is a nice place to live. pupils and their parents to choose According to the poll, parental tle residents wish Money maga­ In its September issue. Money “There are a lot of people who firm the administration’s posi­ choice gets stronger support which public schools in their tion favoring parental choice on zine had focused more on the ranked Danbury, Conn. — which would say they (surveys) don’t communities the youngsters will among nonwhites and young city’s clouds or its losing baseball the magazine tabbed as the best mean anything, each one individ­ which public schools their child­ adults — 67 percent for both attend — popularly known as ren will attend. team when it ranked U.S. cities place to live last year — No. 2 and ually,” he said. “But I think in the Medicare estimates mount “parental choice.” Thirty-one groups — and in western states, and decided Seattle is best. San Francisco No. 3 in a ranking conglomerate, Seattle always at 64 percent. Twenty-one percent percent were opposed and 9 “The president has been calling “Did they do that to us?” of 300 U.S. cities. finds itself in the top 10.1 am not WASHINGTON (AP) - Cost year. The surtax applies only to Higher estimates for drug costs percent were undecided. for it, I have been advocating it, believed parental choice would moaned Emmett Watson, a Seat­ And if being right on the Money surprised by it anymore. I think the richest 40 percent of older account for the rest of the higher improve all schools. Only 14 estimates for the first five years —75 percent favored reducing and now it is clear that the tle Times columnist and self- isn’t enough, Seattle was chosen this is a great place to live.” of coverage for catastrophic eligible Americans. CBO estimate, Ms. King said. percent believed choice would The Associated Press class size in the early grades to as American people overwhelm­ appointed leader of Lesser Seat­ by Savvy magazine in its Sep­ illnesses under Medicare are The charges have prompted few as 15 pupils, while 18 percent ingly support it: a major restruc­ hurt all schools. Last year, Seattle placed 11th. Fawell argues that ”a repeal is TRAPPED — Fire fighters in San abandoned water main Wednesday tle, a humorous anti-booster tember issue as the nation’s In Money’s first survey two years being increased from $30 billion bitter denunciations from lobbies the only way you can do anything; were opposed. But by a 68 percent turing of our education system, Opponents of parental choice entity that delights in bashing second-best place to raise child­ to $45 billion by the Congressional for the elderly, and Congress is to 25 percent margin, those with school choice as the corner­ have contended that it would lead Antonio, Texas, work to extricate evening. Pitterman was later freed. ago, the winner was Nashua, the program was flawed from the newcomers, particularly Califor­ ren, behind Minneapolis-St. Paul. N.H., which this year was ranked Budget Office, a congressional wrestling with proposed start.” questioned said they would pay stone,” Cavazos said in a to some schools, particularly Robert Pitterman Jr., 6, from an For several years the Northw­ revisions. nians. “I wouldn’t (dispute) that fifth. aide says. higher taxes for the extra statement. those in disadvantaged areas, Seattle is better than Detroit and est’s largest city has consistently The estimates prompted Rep. The higher estimates result The House Ways and Means expense. “The (poll) has captured the being drained of students and Cleveland and other such places. placed high in surveys about Boosters say Seattle is attrac­ Harris Fawell, R-Ill., to write a mostly from an upward revision Committee had approved a mea­ resources. “But it frightens me and quality of life, where to locate tive in part because of its robust “Dear Colleague” letter to all in the cost of skilled nursing home sure that would, among other Nearly three-fourths of those Five grocery chains decide appalls me that everybody thinks new businesses and tourist economy. The Boeing Co., the members of the House repeating care, originally estimated at $1 things, cut the surtax in half, to polled think it is “very impor­ they’re coming to paradise. destinations. area’s largest employer, is busy his arguments that the program billion a year. An Aug. 7 CBO 7.5 percent, keeping a ceiling of FDA will revoke tant” to improve the nation’s “After you come here you still Tom Hobson, Seattle Chamber filling record numbers of air­ should be repealed, Fawell aide memo raised the estimate to $2.4 $800. The rate and the ceiling inner-city schools. Substantial have the problems of paying off of Commerce spokesman, said plane orders, tourism is strong, Tracy King said Wednesday. billion a year, and a later update would increase gradually majorities are witling to spend against milk with hormones your credit cards and moping the new survey is just one more and the docks of Puget Sound hum Fawell is vacationing in Michi­ put it at $3.6 billion a year, Ms. through 1993. 2 generic permits more taxes to expand Head Start about the schools and getting piece of evidence that Seattle with international trade activity. gan and could not be reached, Ms. King said. The committee provision also programs, 69 percent: to screen WASHINGTON (AP) - A synthetic hormone. Jeremy Rif- cows have not been completed. King said. The spokesman for the She said CBO plans to publish would permit Medicare partici­ young children for health prob­ move by five grocery chains kin, head of the Foundation on Rifkin said exact locations of Congressional Budget Office pants to opt out of catastrophic WASHINGTON (AP) - The testing irregularities by generic an updated memo on costs next lems, 74 percent, and to provide against a synthetic hormone Economic Trends, said the tests, milk processors, the didn’t answer his telephone Wed­ month. coverage as long as they also Food and Drug Administration is drug companies. day care for the children of designed to boost cows’ milk Wednesday. number of cows and amounts of Hair pullers may get help nesday night. dropped Medicare Part B, which revoking permission for two Earlier, the FDA revoked per­ working parents, 58 percent. production may help delay go­ Bovine growth hormone, or milk involved have not been Much of the new insurance The Health Care Financing covers physicians’ fees. generic drug companies to manu­ mission of Par and American erty, often don’t realize they have program’s financing comes from Administration, part of the De­ The survey used a sample of vernment approval for its com­ BGH, is designed to boost cows’ disclosed. BOSTON (AP) — Millions of disorder known as trichotilloma­ The Senate has not acted on the facture 28 products, saying the Therapeutics Inc. of Bohemia, 1,584 adults spread through all mercial use, says an anti-genetic production by as much as one- A number of companies are Americans plagued by an uncon­ nia. Estimates range as high as 8 a treatable disorder that affects an income tax surtax of up to 15 partment of Health and Human companies made false state­ N.Y., to produce Chlorzoxazon millions of people. In fact, nine of percent of income tax liability Services, estimates the cost at question, preferring to let the areas of the nation and in all types engineering activist. third. working on their own versions of trollable impulse to yank out their million Americans, although House take the initiative. ments in their applications. tablets. of communities. The margin of Five food chains say they are The decision by the food com­ BGH. Those include Monsanto, hair can get control of their Swedo said that between 2 million the patients who took part in the over $150, with a ceiling of $800 a $4.4 billion a year. Par Pharmaceuticals of Spring The companies have a right to error is plus or minus 4 percen­ not selling milk from cows panies, as well as rising concerns Upjohn. American Cyanamid, bizarre habit and stop themselves and 4 million is probably more latest study sought doctors’ help Valley, N.Y., and Vitarine Inc. of appeal within 30 days after the tage points. treated experimentally with the in dairy states, will “put a lot of and Eli Lilly. from going bald by taking a new accurate. Virtually all of them after learning about a related Springfield Gardens, N.Y., al­ notices are published in the pressure” on the Food and Drug Rifkin said his foundation was medicine, researchers report are women. ailment known as obsessive- ready had voluntarily recalled or Federal Register. Administration to put off final joined by more than 40 other today. Researchers said that hair compulsive disorder on a televi­ suspended production of generic The FDA also announced Wed­ approval of the hormone for public officials and national Experts say it has become pulling has been poorly recog­ sion report last year. products whose effectiveness had nesday that it has begun inspec­ Researchers see rise general use, Rifkin said. farm, consumer, animal welfare evident in recent years that this nized, in part, because victims Swedo, a researcher at the been questioned. tions of 20 leading drug compan­ The FDA has allowed private and environmental groups in a affliction is common, even though are adept at hiding the conse­ National Institute of Mental The FDA said its action Wed­ ies that manufacture generic companies to run limited on-farm quences of their obsession. While Health, tested clomipramine on IT’S 8:30 petition asking the FDA to most victims keep it secret by nesday would “essentially end products. in elderly living alone tests of BGH, and this milk has immediately halt sales of milk wearing wigs or fake eye brows. many wear wigs, others lie that ;3 women. Three completely their permission to make these The inspections, described as been reaching consumers, Rifkin and dairy products from cows In a report in the New England they are bald because they take stopped pulling their hair, while drugs.” The agency said there “a further effort by the FDA to said. treated with the hormone. Journal of Medicine, doctors chemotherapy. Some who have a the rest had at least a 50 percent were no known safety or effec­ assure the public of both the WASHINGTON (AP) - The more than triple by 2030, from 1.3 “I don’t think it’s a large The groups also asked the show that an experimental drug fringe of hair comb the remaining reduction in the severity of their tiveness problems with the safety and the efficacy of the number of elderly people living million in 1984 to 5.3 million, said amount,” he said in a telephone agency to support long-term called clomipramine can help strands over the top, just as symptoms. products. generic drug supply,” don’t re­ alone will surge in the next the researchers, led by Sheila R. interview. “But if it is being sold independent research on the people reduce their hair puiling balding men do. The same drug has also been The action against Par in­ sult from allegations of wrongdo­ century, creating more demand Zedlewski. over and over again in a small hormone’s effects on humans and and sometimes stop it entirely. “They are convinced that they shown in other studies to be volved three applications cover­ ing, the agency said. for support services such as home “While an increase in the need test area to the same consumers, what kind of economic impact The drug “allows them to say are crazy,” said Swedo. “They effective in helping people with ing Orphengesic tablets, Orphen- The FDA earlier had an­ care to help them avoid nursing for nursing home care is inevita­ it could have an impact.” can be expected among dairy ‘no,’” said Dr. Susan E. Swedo. have to do this thing that is obsessive-compulsive disorder. gesic forte tablets and nounced nationwide sampling of homes, researchers say. ble, the increase could be reduced However, FDA spokesman Bill farmers, many of whom say they “They still have the urge, but painful and disgusting, yet they The medicine has not yet been Hydrochlorothiazie and Triamte­ all versions of the 30 most- “The number of frail elderly, if successful policies aimed at Grigg said the milk from test will be forced out of business by their ability to resist it continue. They struggle against it approved by the U.S. Food and rene tablets, the FDA said. The prescribed generic drugs. elderly with health limitations reducing disability rates among cows was “indistinguishable lower milk prices if BGH is increased.” all their lives.” Drug Administration for routine notice to Vitarine involved 25 The agency said the 20 addi­ and elderly living alone will all the elderly are adopted,” the from ordinary milk” and can be approved. No one knows precisely how Victims of the obsession, which use. However, doctors can obtain different drugs. tional companies were chosen exceed the general increase in the report said. safely sold because it has the Rifkin said the food companies many people pull out their hair, a frequently starts just after pub- it from its maker, Ciba-Geigy. The action was the most partly because of their large elderly population,” said a report “Further reductions in institu­ same amount of BGH in it as that agreed to ban BGH milk sweeping since the FDA investi­ numbers of approved applica­ by the Urban Institute, a private tionalization rates could be made ordinary milk. Grigg said the included the giant Kroger chain, gation began into allegations of tions for generic drugs. agency. if formal in-home services or agency expects to publish data in which is headquartered in Cincin­ The elderly of the next century alternative care arrangements January supporting that nati, Ohio, and Safeway, which DON’T MONKEY will have fewer children and will were more broadly available to conclusion. has its corporate offices in divorce or remain single more the elderly.” Grigg said he could not say if or Oakland, Calif. Confederate symbols when BGH will be cleared for AROUND... often, leaving many without a The study said more health­ Others include Supermarkets “ significant caregiver” and care dollars should be devoted to general farm use because studies General, Woodbridge, N.J.; Stop heightening their need for public research that could prevent or aimed at proving it is effective and Shop, Boston, Mass.; and legal for school use and private services, the re­ postpone disabling diseases of and safe for both humans and Vons, El Monte, Calif. Try Our Pay-By-Mail searchers reported. aging. Of $145 billion spent on DALLAS (AP) — Students at a disruption and have not been used In a study titled “The Needs of suburban high school can con­ health care for the elderly in the Program... to prohibit blacks from taking the Elderly in the 21st Century,” United States in 1988, less than tinue to use Confederate symbols part in extracurricular activi­ the researchers called for efforts for their sports teams after a half of 1 percent was invested in II makes paying your subscription easier on ties,” Buchmeyer said. to help prevent people from research, it said. federal judge ruled that the NAACP Southwest Regional becoming disabled as they age, you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 symbols may be distressing but Director Rev. Richard Dockery target services toward those who The report also said the patch- ^AINT DRIDGET OCHOOL weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 are nonetheless legal. said he respected the judge’s most need help, and rework work of federal, state and private months, 6 months or a full year drop it in the Enroll your child in “I have to apply the law even if ruling. financing so needed services are programs to help the elderly often 74 MAIN STREET mail Then, you can forget about having ready I disagree with it,” U.S. District “We have no problem with the more affordable for the elderly. makes it difficult for older people MANCHESTER cash to pay your carrier answering the door' Judge Jerry Buchmeyer told to qualify for the help they need, judge’s ruling as it relates to his If current rates of disability wheri,it's inconvenient or being a( home to NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL officials of the NAACP and the imposing and enforcing the law, persist, the number of elderly resulting in inappropriate OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR 1989 - 90 WE WILL NOTIFY Garland Independent School Dis­ upholding the law, as he stated requiring institutional care will institutionalization. pay your bill trict on Wednesday. GRADES 4, 5 and 6 YOUR CARRIER PRESCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN - GRADES 1 -6 the law,” Dockery said. “Even Simply complete the coupon below and send THAT YOU ARE A South Garland High School has though he ruled against us, I It PAY-BY-MAIL a flag that resembles a Confeder­ respect his decision,” to us or if you would like more information (SSgli® OUTSTANDING CURRICULUM on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. ■ Distinctively Christian ■ ate flag except for a drawing in Dockery said there are no BOTTI FRUIT FARM the middle, said Ed Cloutman, immediate plans to appeal or to DEDICATED, HIGHLY QUAURED TEACHERS tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay- ■ Limited Openings ■ attorney for the National Associa­ ask the school district to voluntar­ Native Peaches, Pears, Plums and Apples -ent and prior to expiration you will be billed 1 tion for the Advancement of ily change the symbols. School Vegetables, Jams and Jellies •Academic Excellence ■ Choice of half-day or full-day 'Full-day program of instruction: Colored People. The school’s Superintendent Jill Shugart indi­ Gifts and Stuff fight song is sung to the tune of cated that the district would not •Caring Family Atmosphere C u r r i c u l u m (Preschool/KIndorgarten only) *70 weekly (Preschool/KIndergarlen) “Dixie” and a school mascot likely eliminate them. 330 Bush Hill R

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[ g T ] hom es HOMES CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS ICONDDMINIUMS Schools to guarantee skills FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR RENT I FOR RENT CHILD CARE M ANCH ESTER - Now LIVING Well Is.. What MALLARD VIEW lo- COVENTRY - 3'/2 room, VERNON - One bedroom NEIGHBORHOOD Play BOS i ON (AP) — Graduates of “It is the school committee’s mance of their students,” he said. only 135,000 for these you will be doing Inthls cated on a private pro­ sunny, spacious, VII- condo with air, pool Group - child care. high schools in the the area where response to the cry for accounta­ “They want to let the community brand new, huge, excit­ 7 room Colonial with tective cul-de-sac, this and garage. Available ing, 7 room, 1,800sq.ft, lage Colonial Andover. Further de­ the P ilgrim s landed will ap­ bility and also to complaints we know they are responsive.” large eat-ln kitchen, new subdivision of $560/month. 456-0064 or August 15th, $580 per tails 742-5919. beautiful contempor­ den with enclosed quality 3 bedroom proach prospective employers hear all the time around the The idea was based on a 742-6715.______month. Please call 647- a ry T ownhouses. porch, finished rec townhouses and du­ 9254 If you need a better car to with a diploma and a guarantee country about student skills in guarantee program offered by Cathedral ceilings, An­ plexes await your In­ Thirty Locust Street. 4 room, fireplace, etc., room heated apart­ drive the youngsters to that they know basic skills. reading and arithmetic,” he said. the Wayzata, Minn., school dis­ dersen windows, full etc. $199,900. Anne spection. Kitchens school, check the many basements, 2x6 con­ have oak cabinets, ment 1st floor. Secur­ Sidman said the school district trict, Sidman said. LAWN CARE Miller Real Estate, 647- ity. No pets. $650 IHDMES offerings In today's Clas­ “We will warrantee for three will take an employer’s word David Landswerk, superin­ CLEANING SERVICES struction, family room 8000.g______range, oven dis­ sified columns. 643-2711. fireplace, central air, hwasher, refrigerator monthly. 646-2426.9am- FOR RENT years after graduation the skills there is an educational deficiency tendent of the Minnesota district, A cut above! $204,900. 5pm weekdays. oven/range, dis­ Three bedroom con­ and bullt-ln microwave of our graduates,” Superintend­ and offer retraining. He said the said in a telephone interview the YARD MASTERS JACKIE’S HELPING hwasher, hood, dispo­ ovens. FIreplaced liv­ VERNON. For limited M ANCH ESTER - Five I MISCELLANEOUS ent Bernard Sidman said Wed­ district has a strong adult educa­ program has succeeded in the two sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full temporary Raised Trees cut. Yards cleaned. Ranch, family room ing rooms, 1'/2 baths time only enlov a tree room, 2 bedroom SERVICES nesday. “If any time during that tion program, so it can keep its years it has been offered, and that HANDS baths, washer/dryer with full vanities, se­ color television with apartment with one car I Lawns, Truck & Backhoe I would like to help you with fireplace. En­ three-year period, an employer promise. not a single graduate has been hookups, cedar siding, parate full basements, signed lease. Modern garage. $650. Call 633- work available. with your cleaning needs. closed screened porch GSL Building Mainte­ reports to us that, for example, a referred back to the school by an wall-to-wall carpeting, oft dining room, pri­ 2 zoned baseboard spacious 1 bedroom 0132 and leave mes­ nance Co. Commercl- Reasonable rates. tiled foyer, oak kitchen heating systems, An­ apartment. Eat-ln kit­ sage. graduate cannot make change at The two-municipality district, employer. 643-9996 vate yard with In- al/ResIdentlal building Cali 647-1990 cabinets, two-zone gas ground pool. Anne dersen permashleld chen, large bedroom, MANCHESTER - Availa­ repairs and home Im­ a cash register, we will, with no he said, has about 2,500 students Lucille Balombiny, Lands- heat, slider to deck and thermopane windows, private balcony, stor­ charge to anybody, allow the Miller Real Estate, 647- ble Immediately. Six provements. Interior in three high schools about 30 werk’s executive assistant, said 2-car garage. Owners 8000.a luxurious wall to wall age, large pool, heat room house with nice and exterior painting, student to enroll in one of our miles south of Boston. the Wayzata program was ap­ CARPENTRY/ will hold a second carpeting and attached and hot water Included. front porch, large light carpentry. Com­ evening classes for retooling.” mortgage of $32,900 at NOTHING Could be garage! Come see the Starting at $495. Call Sidman said the area, which proved by the school board in REMODELING HONEST finer! $249,900. Gra­ yard. Shows well. $750 plete lanitorlal ser­ Sidman said the guarantee, 8% with no principal or mode tor tomorrow. 870-9665. plus security and utili­ vice. Experienced, rel­ has a heavy concentration of February 1987 and took effect hardworking oxjple Interest payment due cious center hall Co­ You own your own lot effective with the 1990 high school with that year’s graduating class. M M CtutraeUiR sf Misckutsi MANCHESTER - One ties. 647-7653. iable, tree estimates. tourist-related businesses, offers will dean your home for 7 years. These are lonial on lovely lands­ and house. No associa­ bedroom apartment, 643-0304. graduating class, was approved The Minnesota district includes AddlHotw. ramodtilne. wood tiding. caped corner lot. Four MANCHESTER - Six many year-round jobs to high do^tt. rooflng. ooncrtit work. for you. Call 643-8215 beautiful single family tion tees. True value. heat, hot water and unanimously Tuesday night by bedrooms, I'/j baths, rooms, 3 bedrooms. school graduates. eight municipalities and has m M o n ry t •« p h « M ol cofwtTucllon. ask for Michelle or homes, not condomini­ $141,900. Blanchard 8< appliances Included. tf you'n »/ek of eontracton not fireplace In living Fenced In yard. Deck. COMPUTER the Plymouth-Carver Regional about 1,700 students attending ums; and there are, of Rossetto Realtors," $475 per month. 649- Ingtructlon. analyiilt, programt “The school board has been looming you cam — call oat Azadph. Closed In front porch. School Committee. course, no association room, formal dining We're Selling Houses" wiittan. very concerned with the perfor­ one high schooi. Fully Imurod • fna E il ln iM n 8365. All appliances. $950, fees. Call today for room and much more! 646- 2482.0 D.P. profaaaional with 25 yaart of •43-1720 Anne Miller Real Est- EAST HARTFORD - One available November txparianca In computar ayatamt « k for M irk complete details on PEACHY Keen! This su­ these magnificent and gte, 647-8000.O______bedroom, heat and hot 1st. 646-1753 after 6pm from micro'a to mainframet la per 4 rm Townhouse Is water Included. Wall- or leave message. avallabla for part tima/avaning FARRAND REMODELING ELECTRICAL beautiful homes at LIGHT Up your life! lust ready and waiting to-wall. Near park. work. Individualltad Instruction or Room additions, decks, root- $167,900 with this very, $149,900. Immaculate 3- halp on your P.C. at homa to haip Fatal gene Is believed found tor a new owner. Two you gat atartad or, for businaat. Call 528-2914. Ing, siding, windows and gutt­ very special financing. 4 bedroom Cape. Vinyl bdrms, IV2 baths, det ‘near friandly' program s wrlttan, ers. All types of rsmodellng and MANCHESTER - Availa­ STORE AND TORONTO (AP) — A team of from the disease don’t live to Beaii. DUMAS ELECTRIC This Is an excellent sided. Skylights In tow luxe cherry kitchen, I systams/businass analysis studlas repalre. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Service changes, opportunity for first- upstairs bedrooms. ble September 1st. 2 with cissriy dafinad goals drsftad. scientists from the United States The disease affects secretory private basement, am- I OFFICE SPACE NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL H adulthood. additional wiring and time buyers and Inves­ Good family home. bedroom apartment on and Canada believe they have ceiis, causing the lungs, pancreas Bus. 647-8509 ple parking, low HOUR INTERVIEW To datarmine Scientists say about 12 million repairs on existing tors. Owner will con­ Anne Miller Real Est­ monthly tee! Beauti­ the 2nd floor. Applian­ MANCHESTER - Main both your naads sod If I can ba of discovered the fatal gene defect and skin to produce too much Res. 645-6849 ces Included. Laundry assistanca. Americans — about five percent homes. Quality work at sider rent with option. ate, 647-8000.g fully maintained. Im­ Street location. Lease that causes cystic fibrosis. mucous and retain an excess of Rothman 8, Rothman, facilities available S600 entire second floor or — carry the gene for the disease, affordable prices. MANCHESTER - Come mediate occupancy! per month. No utilities. 649-6763 The team of molecular biolo­ but a chiid must inherit it from sodium ions. ISLAND 646-4144.0______view this 3 bedroom, $114,500. Jackson 8< Individual offices. Heat gists scheduled news conferences Entirely owner operated. BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ 1'/2 bath Cape. $142,900. Jackson Real Estate, 647-9072 evenings. Included. Oft street both parents to be affected. About Treatment inciudes a variety of 27 years exp. Call today in Toronto and Washington CONSTRUCTION rison Colonial located Sliders to deck from 647- 8400.O______COVENTRY - Quiet parking available. $11 30,000 peopie in the United States medications and more recentiy, All types of home Joseph Dumas on cul-de-sac. Three neighborhood. One per sq.ft. Sentry Real to report on the discovery, details improvements from family room, remo­ IT'S Your move! $159,900. I FURNITURE have cystic fibrosis, today’s New double lung transplants, although 646-5253. years old, 3 carpeted deled kitchen and more bedroom apartment. Estate, 643-4060. of which are to be published in the York Times said. concrete floors, steps, See this large contem­ Carpeted. $450 per eventually a new lung will be­ patios, etc. to complete bedrooms plus play makes tor easy living. porary two-unit Town- MANCHESTER - Main BEER Barrel Table, 4 scientific journal Science next Cystic fibrosis, a disorder of the If you don't use It, don't room, 3 baths with Susan Donahue, Sentry month. Two months Street location. 1700 come irreparably damaged also. remodeling. Also decks house with 2 master security. No dogs. Call beer barrel chairs, month. breathing system, pancreas and and window and door need If and don't want it, lacuzzi, tile In kitchen Real Estate, 643-4060.□ bedroom suites, cen­ sq.ft, of dividable $150. Queen size sleeper “This is one of the most Lap-Chee Tsui at Sick Child­ replacement. Tiling why not sell It with a and bath, hardwood tral air and 2'/2 baths In 742-0569.______space. Private oft sweat glands, is so debilitating floors, alarm system, MANCHESTER-Gotkids sofa, $150. Bond dinette significant discoveries in the that few who have it live past ren’s heads the team with the interior/exterior. Classified Ad? Call 643- 8i pets this newer Cape a lovely country set­ ONE bedroom, applian­ street parking. First set-white formica ta­ Landscape and interior 2711 to place your ad. fenced yard, applian­ Is lust tor you! $152,900. ting. Anne Miller Real ces, $430. Prime center floor convenience. $9 ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- history of human genetics,” Dr. their 20s. collaboration of Francis Coliins ces, central vac, 2,600 Ronald Worton, chief geneticist design services Completely fenced Estate, 647-8000.O location. For 1 person, per sq.ft. Sentry Real navox Stereo, In Wal­ “Parents should be absolutely of the University of Michigan at available. plus sq.ft. Exterior deposit, references. No Estate, 643-4060. at Toronto’s Hospitai for Sick yard, large eat-ln kit­ HONEY! Honey! $94,500. nut cabinet, $50. Call optimistic and excited about Ann Arbor. He stresses that Call Barry at MISCELLANEOUS clapboard and brick. chen Including family pets. Available Imme- 643-7840. The Associated Press Children’s, said Wednesday. finding the defective gene isn’t a Full deck and lands­ Immaculate 2 bed­ this,” Dr. Robert Beaii, executive SERVICES room and den. David room, 2 bath first floor dlotley. 649-9287. The discovery is a crucial step cure. 646-2411 caped yard, walk out ROOMMATES EYES JUST FINE — First Lady Barbara recent treatment for Graves disease, vice president for medical affairs Murdock, Sentry Real condo In private and LIKE private home. 3'/2 1 iQ 9 i SPORTING toward developing either a new finished basement, 2 Estate, 643-4060.D rooms. Lease. Secur­ WANTED Bush pokes fun at herself Wednesday by which affects the vision, Mrs. Bush at the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation “First we need to have the car garage with open­ quiet complex. All ap­ I treatment or a cure for the HAWKES TREE SERVICE pliances and air condi­ ity. Working single GOODS in Bethesda, Md.,toid The Times. actual gene,” Tsui said. “Then Bucket, truck • chipper. ers. 5272,000. Call Gerry MANCHESTER - Feels crossing her eyes for reporters at the replied, “I want you to see my eyes are inherited disease — the most PAINTING/PAPERING like country but still In tioner stay. Anne male preferred. 643- ROOMMATE Wanted- “We have been in a bottieneck we have to find out what the gene Stump removal. Free at 644-8332. 2880. $320 month. Share 5 GOLF Clubs. Used starter summer White House in Kennebunk- just fine." common genetic defect in whites. and now we have magnificent eitlmatee. Special town. $165,000. Classic Miller Real Estate,647- does, or does not do, that causes consideration for elderly COVENTRY - Top notch 8000.D room apartment. Call and full sets. $25 to $95. port, Maine. When asked about her About haif of those who suffer EXPERT Colonial with ample MANCHESTER - One Also miscellaneous opportunities before us,” said the disease.” and handicapped. construction Is the Im­ sized rooms, attic stor­ bedroom, carpet, ap­ anytime leave mes­ Exterior and Interior pression you will get sage 646-7898 clubs. 649-1794. painting and wallpaper age, heated basement LOTS/LAND pliances, laundry facil­ hanging. Limited exterior 647-7553 from this 2 year old can be converted to rec ity. $525 plus utilities raatoratlon. Pravlout work redwood clapboard room. David Murdock, FOR SALE and security. Call 646- ^ P E T S AND can be seen upon request. sided Cape, 3brs, 2Vi 2457. GENERAL Contact BC Company, WE DELIVER Sentry Real Estate, 643- I SUPPLIES For Home Delivery, Call baths, 2 car garage 4060.D APPROVED building lots I 644-6968. with loft, located on a In Hebron and Coven­ MANCHESTER - Three SERVICES 647-9946 I'/s acre on a quiet M ANCH ESTER - Stop try. Full seller financ­ bedroom duplex on FREE German Short CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 riding around looking, aulet dead end street. MARK'S Plano Tuning Hair Pointer puppies, WALLPAPERING & Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 country road. $224,900. ing available! Call to­ Philips Real Estate, call us to see this day tor more details on $725 plus utilities and Service -15 years expe­ looking tor a home. PAINTING 742-1450.n______spacious 4 bedroom security. No pets! 643- rience. Reasonable 647-8000 days or 643- Ceilings Repaired or Replaced Ranch with oversized our 6% private land 0089. rates. 228-4032. 9505 evenings. Iniured/References ANDOVER - 4.86 acres of mortgages. Coventry - PART TIME I HELP IHELP IHELP LANDSCAPING rooms. $214,900. Spe­ Notices I llld H E L P m J H E L P G.L. McHugh privacy surround this cialities Include whirl­ The Highlands. Lots HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED wanted newer Contemporary from $65,000 - New A Newspaper In Education Program I'M ■ ■M wanted HELP WANTED 643-9321 or 6494431 EXPERIENCED pool, sunken living homes starting at A s o condition precedent to home, cedar siding, 2 room, deck and profes­ Sponaored by the placement of any adver­ RN/LPN Immediate WAREHOUSE and delly- BOBCAT LOADER full baths, lacuzzi tub In $187,000. Hebron - Wel­ THE QUIZ PART-TIme Sales/Secre- B O O K K E E P E R - Pull W EKirS PAMTUG CO. operator with York rake sional landscaping. Su­ lingtons Way - Ap­ tising In the Manchester He­ Medical Care Center of ery help - several Im­ HOUSEKEEPER - Light SUPERINTENDENT - DRIVERS: 100,000 miles Quality work at a master bath, large san Shimer, Sentry T h e H e r a ld tary - Manchester charge. Challenging attachment for hire. proved lots starting at rald, Advertiser hereby Honda Auto, Ed Thorn- Manchester has a full­ mediate openings, duties, 3rd shift. $7 per Large Manchester con­ tractor/traller expe­ reasonable pricel country kitchen to Real Estate, 643-4060.D agrees to protect, Indemnity time opening for a hour starting salary, full-time position dominium. Must have Interior & Exterior Fully insuranced. oversized deck, cus­ $67,000. Bolton - 1 acre (10 points for each questhn ton, 646-3515.______full-time, 40 hours rience required. Earn BOLTON - New Listing! and hold harmless the Man­ nurse with recent acute weekly, Monday plus fringe benefits. available. Real Estate extensive knowledge $550-8700 per week. Ex­ Free Eitlmatee tom window treat­ lots starting at $79,000. WORLDSCOPE answered correctly) chester Herald, Its officers SEARS has Immediate or ambulatory care ex­ through Friday. Aboye Apply at Gilmore Investment and man­ of landscape mainte­ 644-6046 ments, corner fire­ $327,900. New 7 room Birch Mt. area and and employees against any cellent benefits. Late Call Brian Weigle Contemporary (over part-time openings for perience. Interested ayerage pay scale. Manor, 1381 Main agement firm, seeks a nance and equipment, model equipment. place, cathedral Flano Estates. Man­ and all liability, loss or commission sales and applicants call Kim at Apply at Manchester Street, Glastonbury. take charge Individual snow removal, pool 645-8912 ceilings, located near 2800 sq.ft.) 3 large bed­ chester - 2 family build­ expense. Including ottor- sales assistants, morn­ Home most weekends. CONCRETE rooms; 2'/2 baths; tire- nevs' fees, arising from 721-7393. Monday Tobacco & Candy Com­ 633-4411 between 10am- for Its Vernon office. maintenance and light No need to relocate. Bolton town line. ing lots. City water, claims of unfair trade practi­ ings and early after­ through Frdiday. 9am- 3pm weekdays^______Our firm has expe­ carpentry/painting de­ $239,900. Philips Real placed tomlly room; sewer and gas. $115,000. pany, 78 Sonrlco Drive, Call recruiting - 1-800- PAINTING AND eat-ln kitchen; central ces, Infringement of trade­ noons. Benefits In­ 4pm. We also have Manchester.______rienced rapid growth In sired. No on site living. 888-8268 Vantage Estate, 742-1450.0 Plot plan available In clude: eligibility for our CT and Florida CARPENTRY WORK Roman Spiewak vac; 2 decks; 1st floor acre marks, trade names or pat­ part-time hours availa­ ACCOUNT Execut17e Pay negotiable. Be­ Transport, Versailles, Sneludtt Interior and Extarior A N D O VER-4.86 acres of office. Andover - 2 ents, violation of rights of paid holidays, paid va­ MANAGEMENT Trai­ laundry; 2-car garage ble In our Manchester nees: Our wholesale Tralnees - Start $18,240. operations over the nefit package. Position OH. painting. Rabuildlng porchaa and Mason Contractor privacy surround this lot. Priced to sell at privacy and Infringement of cations and employee and East Hartford Fee paid. Promotions passed 3 years. Re­ avollable Imme- dacki and InatallTng Stockada Brick, Block or Stone In much desired area. $59,900. No builder or copyright and proprietary supply chain develops Itncas. newer Contemporary Klernan Realty, Inc. discounts. Apply Man­ offices. created several vacan­ sponsibilities Include dlately. Call 278-2960 BUS Driver part-time. Fraa Eitimatat — Fully Inaurad Chimneys, Patios, Walls home, cedar siding, 2 time restrictions. Cus­ rights, unfair competition chester Parkade at managers from the payables, payroll and New, RestonMIona and Repaira 649-1 147d tomer designed homes and libel and slander, which SALES - Hartford Des­ ground up. Begin In cies. Position Includes for Interview. Irregular hours, week­ 646-0454/643-6386 full baths, lacuzzi tub In Sears Personnel De­ aak for MIchaal may result from the publlco- patch - Allied Van warehouse and deliv­ sales and telemarket­ monthly reports. Com­ days and or weekends 646-4134 master bath, large MANCHESTER - Key to and lot package. Plano tlon of any advertisement In partment. Monday Lines. Combine our ery then go whereyer ing. Degree preferred puter experience ne­ $7.50 per hour. Hem­ country kitchen to ha pp I ness.. ha vl no Real Estate, 646-5200.a the Manchester Herald by through Friday, 10am- strong reputation with your ability allows. or Interest In finance cessary. Lotus 1,2,3 a lock Recreation Center Get that chimney re­ oversized deck, cus­ someone else make advertiser. Including adver­ 4pm.______your ability to sell. and marketing. Triano plus. Full benefits ond In Hebron. Call 228- GEORGE N. paired before winteil Call tom window treat­ your mortgage pay­ tisements In any tree distri­ Contact Ken at Man­ compensation com­ PART Time housekeep­ Substantial earnings chester WInnelson, 649- Personnel, 98 Main CLERK - Wanted at once. 9496.______now for a free estimate. ments, corner fire­ ments. $171,900. Lovely PRDPERTY bution publications pub­ ers 9am-2pm. No expe­ Street, Southington. mensurate with ability. CONVERSE 2 family (4/4); spa­ lished by the Manchester possible for you. In- 4563. In modern pharmacy BUFFER - Foreman must Fully Insured. place, cathedral rience necessary. the-home counseling of 621-0139. Coll 281-3613 for In Manchester's larg­ Painting and Decorating cious rooms; carefree Herald. Penny Sleffert, SECURITY - The Wack- Interview. __ have experience In se­ ceilings, located near COVENTRY - Three Publisher. Apply In person. Man­ clients to win their est shopping center. Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY Bolton town line. vinyl siding; fully ap- room seasonal retreat. enhut Corporation has CARPENTERS - Hard- lecting and setting buf­ pllanced; has been chester Village Motor Inyestment In our mov­ In Manchester, part MANCHESTER - Occu- Professional atmos­ fing wheels, use of CALL 643-2804 643-8209 $239,900. Philips Real High on a hill overlook­ 1 Lech Walesa, left, and Tadeusz Mazowiecki are shown here In Inn, 100 East Center ing and storage servi­ wood carpenters and phere. Pleasant work­ Estate, 742-1450.O completely updated; a photo taken at the orxf of a strike in Gdansk in 1988. Mr. PART TIME time positions, wee­ pancy September 1st. proper compound and fenced In yard with ing lake. Walk to pri­ Street, Manchester. ces. Pre-set appolnt- trim carpenters. Top Four rooms, 1st floor, ing conditions. Unlike vate beach, needs Mazowiecki was recently designated (C H O O SE ONE: Poland's HELP WANTED kends, 7am-3pm, 3pm- poy. Apply at 218 Main maintenance of pro­ COLCHESTER - Owners 2-car garage! Klernan PART Time homemakers ments and 12am. Uniforms and heat, hot water and other retail stores. duction schedules for relocated. House Is va­ plumbing. Asking only new Prime Minister, the leader of Solidarity). needed to help older telemarketer support Street, Manchester. appliances. No pets! Part-time evenings Realty, Inc. 649-1147.a $35,000. Philips Real PART Time position training Included. manufacture of plumb­ 11, jHELP cant. 9 room Dutch adults with their house­ your sales. Draw Must have clean police OFFICE Manager for Security required. 646- and weekends. Flexi­ ing products. Good pay IHDMES Colonial, 4 brs, 2'/? BOLTON - Priced to sell! Estate. 742-1450.D available. Apply In per­ keeping chores. Gain against commission, record. Contact Dan at busy medical practice 2970. ble hours. Apply at and benefits. Apply to I'M w a n t e d FDR SALE baths, 1st floor family $154,900. One owner son. Salvation Army personal satisfaction car allowance. Insu­ In Manchester. Posi­ once to Ann or pharma­ country Ranch on 4.9 IRODMS Thrift Store, 385 Broad 246-8858 to arrange an HARDWARE Person - Macristy Industries, a t t e n d a n t for busy room with cathedral by helping older adults rance benefits. Send Interview, eoe______tion requires ability to Experience preferred. cist. LIggett-Parkade 206 Newington Avenue, GLASTONBURY. Ranch, ceiling, deck, walk out acres. Three bed­ FOR RENT 2 Health and Human Services Secre­ Street, Manchester. remain In their homes. resume for appoint­ deal with people posi­ Pharmacy, 404 West full service gas station. 5 good sized rooms. 3 rooms, open kltchen- tary Louis SuBivan recently announced MATCHWORDS TWO people needed for Full orparttime. Apply New Britain,CT06050. Experienced In minor basement, 2 car gar­ PART Time general Day and eyening hours ment to Sales Man­ tively. Experience In Middle Turnpike, Man­ bedrooms, eat In kit­ age, six panel doors dlnlng area. Full walk findings that the drug AZT can help far Interior cleaning for at Conyers Hardware. chester Parkade Shop- repairs preferred. SOUTH Windsor - One ( 2 pointa for taeh corrret match) cleaners positions ayallable. Earn $7 per ager, Hartford Des­ doctor's office Involv­ 646-5707.______chen, large deck, full throughout. Super buy out basement with room In beautiful home (CHCXDSE ONE: more, fewer) AIDS- available In the Man­ hour while doing a lob patch Moving and consfructlon finishing ing billing, 3rd party plng Center.______CROSS Country Coach at Hours and salary to be basement, vinyl siding. wood stove. Call tor phase of church. BATH-Tub re-fInIsher or the Coventry High arranged. Apply In per­ at 5189,900. Philips Real to share many amenl- Infected people than previously esti­ 1- designate a-guess chester area, to do which really makes a Storage, P.O. Box 8271, payments, appoint­ Woman to help recover­ Only$158,900. Phllbrick Estate, 742-1450.D details. Plano Real Est­ tles. 528-3207.______office cleaning Mon­ East Hartford, CT Women preferred. $7 ment scheduling, etce­ spray painter. Call 645- School. Beginning son Barry's Texaco, ate, 646-5200.□ mated. 2- intect b-name difference. For further per hour. Apply at 218 8182.______ing mom with 2 children. Monday, August 28, Agency, 646-4200.____ VERNON - Fenced In day through Friday. Information call Marla 06108. eoe______tera Is essential. Excel- 10-20 hours per week. 318 Adams Street, COVENTRY - Brand new MANCHESTER - Fur­ 3- estimate c-decay Three shifts ayallable: at 249-7678. Main Street, lent salary and PLAN N ED Parenthood 1989. Salary $1,489. Monchester.______yard surrounds this nished room. Kitchen GRILL Cook/Server - Manchester. 649-5734.______Contact Dennis Joy, ANDOVER - Opportunity natural cedar sided 3 br 6 room Ranch In coun­ and parking privileges, 3 Colombia recently rounded up about 4- rescue d-contaminate 5;30pm-9:30pm, 5pm- Part-time, flexible benefits. Present office of CT seeks public af­ SECRETARY for local ASSEMBLERS - We are of a lifetime! You can try setting. $212,000. 4,000 (C H O O SE ONE: leftist guerril­ 11pm, 9pm-1am. Good AFTERNOON position manager and staff fairs assistant In Hart­ Principal, Coventry presently seeking a Cape, with dining security and referen­ 5- deteriorate e-save hours. Including week­ law office. Shorthand High School, 78 Ripley now purchase this room, large kitchen Three bedrooms, 2 las, suspected drug dealers) in the starting wage. Call 1- IlsjH E L P ayallable for dependa­ aware of this adver­ ford. Duties Include couple of persons for brand new 7 rm. Colon­ ces. $75 weekly, 649- end days. Will train. and word processing Hill Road, Coventry, with walk-ln pantry, baths, tieldstone fire­ 4248 or 649-9227. wake of the assassination of a lead­ 800-842-8336 or 649-3181. h M wanted Must be 18. Golf prlvl- ble person. Hours 1pm- tisement, and will sup­ word processing, of­ required. 646-2425. full-time employment. ial for $214,900! Three place. One acre Ask for Pete. 5pm dally. Must have port and co-operate fice management, as­ CT. 742-7346. Women preferred. screened front porch, ing presidential candidate. ledge Included. Call bdrms, 2'/2 baths, fire­ mud room, trult/wine wooded lot. Call tor PEOPLE/SPORTS l a u n d r y - Part-time an excellent driving with new manager. sisting In conference Monday through I APARTMENTS RESPONSIBLE and ma­ Manchester Country place, Anderson win­ cellar, rec. room In details. Plano Real Est­ (S points for each correct answer) laundry position avail­ ture person full or parf Club. 646-0103.______record. Duties Include Please submit resume planning In coalition Thursday. 7am- dows, vinyl siding, pri­ ate, 646-5200.D FOR RENT 4 N ASA is speeding up plans to res­ cleaning cars, running bsmt., garage, newer I able, two hours per time needed for busy of education and expe­ work. Excellent com­ CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES 5:30pm. With good vacy surrounds this cue an 11 -ton satellite whose orbit is 1 Millionaire publisher (C H O O SE ONE; evening, Monday MEDICAL Office worker errands and general rience In strict confi­ munication and organ­ working habits and wil­ root, more. $146,500. MANCHESTER - Colon­ boarding kennel. Du­ Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and home with 5 wooded Philips Real Estate, ial with In-law unit. MANCHESTER - Nice 2 deteriorating more rapidly than ex­ Malcolm Forbes, Alfred Knopf) recently through Friday (any ties Include: feeding, needed In Manchester chores. Contact Tom dence to: Box J, Man­ ization skills. Send re­ ling to learn. Apply acres! Jackson 8< Jack- bedroom apartment. doctors office. Excel­ Kelley, Carter Chev- chester Herald, P.O. 3pm-11 pm and 11 pm-7am shifts. Full or part 742-1450.D $279,900. A special pected because of increased celebrated his 70th birthday with an elabo­ two hours after 3pm). cleaning and bathing. sume to PPC, 32 Grand Abel Coll, Howard son Real Estate, 647- home with lots of $600 monthly. Security Willing to train. For lent salary and benef­ rolet, 646-6464.______Box 591, Manchester, Street, Hartford, CT. time positions. Road, Bolton. 646-5686. 8400.g______WANT a buy? See this 9 (C H O O SE O N E: atmospheric pollu­ rate bash in Tangier, Morocco. Early hours required its; congenial office; charm and character. and references. Call details call Manches- and weekend work. Im­ Hundreds of readers turn CT. 06040. 06106. Every other weekend reqnlred Also part-time flex rm, 2'/2 bath Colonial. 645- 8201. tion, solar activity). typing, phone answer­ hours. LOVELY one-owner See why we think that Includes In-law unit ter Manor, 646-0129. mediate openings. to Classified every day home. Beautiful corner with private entrance M ANCH ESTER - Nice 2 Amanda Blake, who for years portrayed Apply In person. Ca­ ing, patient contact. oAsk about our child care reimbursement this home priced In the JEW ELRY Sales - Part Experience a plus. Will searching for some par­ lot. Maintenance free low $200's makes It a plus garaging tor 6 modern 2 bedroom 5 Cambodian troops apparently did saloon-keeper Kitty Russel on TV's time year round posi­ nine Holiday Inne, 200 ticular Item. Will your ad •Non-benefits rate of pay program UPHOLSTERERS exterior. Best buy In cars, 2 carports and apartment In tour fam­ not perform well in three recent weeks Sheldon Road, train suitable appli­ SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS “Best Buy". Blan­ (CHO OSE ONE: “Bonanza," "Gunsnoke"), tion. Flexible hours. cant. Reply In confi­ be there? 643-2711. W ill Tra in town. $122,500. Call chard i, Rossetto Real­ extra parking. Must be ily house. Appliances of fighting with (C H O O SE ONE: Viet­ Manchester.______AND CUTTERS seen-many more died recently at the age of 60. Apply Diamond Show­ dence to: Box J, Man­ The Manchester Public Schools seek Please call: Director of Staff Development, Anne C. Doremus, tors," We're Selling and parking. $500 plus namese, Khmer Rouge) forces along case, Manchester LEGAL Secretary - Small chester Herald, P.O. Good working condi­ RE/MAX East of the Hduses" 646-2482.0 amenities. D.W. Fish utilities. 647-1113 after Parkade. Manchester law firm. qualified substitute teachers for the Crestfield Convalescent Home of Manchester River, 647-1419.D Realty, 643-1591.0 6pm. the Thai-Cambodlan border. 3 In one of the most surprising trades of Box 591, Manchester, tions, profit sharing, free PRICE Reduced! Owner Experience preferred. CT. 06040. RN/LPN 1989-90 school year. Applicants must 643-5151. EAST HARTFORD - recent years, Chicago Bears quarterback Now taking applications for medical and dental insur­ EAST HARTFORD - Spa- of this Immaculate 6 rm MANCHESTER - Imme- HELP Resumes to: Attor­ part time. Immediate posi­ Maintenance tree exte­ dlate occupancy. Effi­ Jim McMahon was dealt to the (CH O O SE neys, P.O. Box 288, have a four year college degree. $50.00 ance. Experience neces­ clous 2 bedroom, 1 bath Cape home tells us to WANTED tions available. 7AM-3PM, sell now! Priced In the rior. $145,000. Nice 5'/2 ciency, heat, hot water ONE: San Diego Chargers, Phoenix Car­ 1 Manchester, CT 06040. sary. Hourly rate $6-$15 mobile home In Colon­ HOUSEKEEPERS Monday thru Friday (No per diem. Must apply in person. See low, low $130's. Hurry! room Ranch In a conve­ and appliances. Secur­ dinals) for a conditional draft choice. Two full time positions ial Park - very attrac­ nient location. High­ NEWSNAME Weekends). Mrs. Peruzzi, Manchester Board of an hour. Opportunity for tive Inferior with open Blanchard 8> Rossetto ity required. No pets! available In new retire­ Please call: BUDGET AND COST advancement in fast Realtors," We're Sel- lights Include tire- 646- 2970. (IS pointa for correct anawer or anawera) ment community, excel­ floor plan cathedral placed living room and 4 In a not-so-surprising move, New York ON THE JOB TRAINING WOMEN’S Director of Staff Education, 45 North School Street, growing company. Call llng Houses" 646-2482.0 P W n w w l full Um*. Start a canar In lent wages and benefits. celling - all window finished lower level. MANCHESTER - Imme­ Five Certral Ameri­ Yankees owner George Steinbrennor fired ttia optical Induatry. WVfa aaaking a Apply In person at: Developnieiit Manchester. A. Zacchio at Ehrlich In­ treatments, lighting BOLTON - Brand New diate occupancy. can riations re­ APPAREL EOE ACCOUNTING MANAGER Set on a nice level lot manager Dallas Green recentiy and re­ aailoua mItMlad panon witti good 9AM-3PM Monday-Friday teriors, 522-5555. fixtures 8i kitchen ap­ Listing! Passers by with a tree lined Large 4 rooms, heat, cently agreed to a wortc athloa to train aa a lana grtndar. ARBORS AT HOP BROOK Croatfleld pliances stay. Call Val­ have always admired hot water and applian­ placed him with former Yankee great W a offar a ataiUng rata of M O O an A challenging position is available in our fi­ border. D.W. Fish plan to disband the SALES 403 W. Center St. Convalescent Home, erie Huestls, RE/MAX the Impeccable condi­ ces. Security required. (CHO OSE ONE; Lou Piniella, Bucky Dent). hour with achaduted waga rartaw. nancial services department. For the suc­ Realty, 643-1591.0 contras fighting an wtctHtm Inauranca program and Full and part time. Manchester, CT Manchester, CT East of the River, 647- tion of this stunning 9 No pets! 646-2970. marry othar barrafita. Apply in person. cessful candidate with a B.S. degree, micro­ 1419 or 645-8293.D rm Ranch. Three bed­ MANCHESTER - Three against my govern­ _____ 647-9343 643-S151. or tour bedroom Cape, NEWER 3 bedroom du­ 5 Ivan Lendl tuned up for the U.S. Open by Call B o b Pound for appl. SPARKLING Beauty - rooms, 2 full baths, hw plex, appliances, wall- ment. Wfx) am I "THE PRICE IS RK5Hr computer experience, and excellent com­ instructidn floors, full basement two full baths, fire­ thrashing John McEnroe 6-1, 6-3, to win QSA Optical In the Plaza "LET’S TALK” Mr. 8i Mrs. SpIc and place In livng room, to-wall carpet, aulet and what nation do the Canadian Open. TRU E O R FALSE: munication skills. Position requires a broad Span hate to leave this vinyl siding with a street. No pets. $750 649-3177 (opposite Caldor) About Strano’s success in selling and how HERITAGE Buildings: stone accent. In- approximately 1600 Head? Lendl has not yet won a U.S. Open title. RN perspective of health care management and Tapered I-beam, bolt beauty. Immaculate sq.ft. Improvements plus utilities. Plus se­ you can be a part of iti As always, we keep up construction steel and charming Interior. ground swimming curity. Available Sep- minimum three years hospital experience. pool, Christmas trees galore. Asking $155,000. tember 1st. 649-1092. selling houses, and with our soon-to-start buildings, engineer Park like grounds. 647-1714, anytime. YOUR SCORE: 81 to 100 point* ■ TOP 8COREI SUPERVISOR This position has direct responsibility for the Walk to Martin School. even dot the property Training Program you can be a part of the stamped construction line! 2-car garage plus Owner. 454 Main Street - Three 81 to 80 pointa - Excellent. 71 to 80 polnU - Good. 61 to 70 poInU • Fair. Operating and Capital budgeting functions; prints, 3,000 standard Asking price 5186,500. room apartment. $500 ______O Knowledge UnIimiU!d, Inc. H-2H-89 From 3 to 11PM successful Strano's Sales Team. Conscien­ sizes, 30x40x10-53,475, Call Barbara Wein­ an additional 2-cargar- SECRETARY/ Cost Accounting: as well as involvement iri age In the rear! Asking ICONDDMINIUMS plus utilities, no pets. Work Monday through Friday, no tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales 40 x 60 x 1 2-56,348, berg, RE/MAX East of Security. 646-2426. 9am- other financial management sectors. For 50x75x12-59,344, the River, 647-1419or h. $249,900. Jackson 8< FOR SALE associates will feel right at homel For confi­ Jackson Real Estate, I 5pm weekdays.______RECEPTIONIST weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For consideration please forward resume and 60x100x14-514,783. Call 643-0844.0 BOLTON - Furnished Permanent part time position which could lead to full dential interview...don't delay — call today! tor free brochures to- 647-8400.D ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ more information please call — salary requirements to: COZY Dollhouse. NEAT! Inside & out! Ranch, quiet lake time. Responsible energetic Individual being sought day, 1-800-643-5555. $128,500. Large, beauti­ $86,900. Lovely 2 bed­ front. September to for computer brokering/sales office. Position requires Frank Strano d i e s e l Mechanic Train­ ful country kitchen, FOR Sale by owner 3 room first floor condo June lease. 2 bed­ 3S1VJ-S A>png-p lsje6jeqo o6e|a ueS'E Director of Staff Development Human Resources atrium door to 12x24 bedroom Cape. Fin­ with new kitchen. Spa­ excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational STRANO REAL ESTATE ing. 7 month hands-on rooms, washer/dryer, :„e>|oaisun9„-2 ;s e q jo j ui|oo|Byy-1 :siaOdS » Tld03d program. Classes start deck. Completely done ished family room, cious closets, large liv­ dish washer, 2 working o-g :8-t, :b-c :p-z :q-i skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an CRESTFIELD Rockville General Hospital deck, large workshop, tsaaOMHDlVW 647-"S0LD” every 2 months. Diesel Inside and out. Bowers ing room with “L " adults preferred. No Bn6BJBO|N 'BOeiJO leiuBQ :3WVNSM3N unpredictable work flow in a fast paced environment Technology Institute, School area. Great new appliances. dining room. One car pets! 2 months secur­ CONVALESCENT HOME 31 Union Street e6nou jeuiqx-g lAjjAiPB jbios-y :sie|Bep 6mp peioedsns-c Reasant professional working conditions In a 105 Phoenix Avenue, buy. Call Anne C. Dore­ $136,000 principles garage. New vinyl sid­ ity. $650 plus oil and H’s What We Do Best! Rockville, CT 06066 Enfield, CT. 1-800-243- mus, RE/MAX East of only. 645-0535. After ing. Anne Miller Real utilities. 643-9382 or 646- :ejouj-2 :jejs!U!y^ euiud Meu s,puB|Od-l :3dOOS(TlilOM non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. 6 4 3 - 5 1 5 1 4242, 203-745-2010. the River, 647-1419.0 2pm. Estate, 647-8000.D M/F/H/V 8014

I 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug, 24, 1989

I MISCELLANEOUS | g y j MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED TO CARS IBUY/TRADE ITRUCK8/VANS I AUTOS FOR FOR SALE FOR SALE RENT/LEASE ALUMINUM five way I NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ YOU must not miss! 96 FIDDLEHEADS Wanted comb)natlon step END ROLLS eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Glenwood Street, an­ Buyers, brokers, FIREBIRD Convertible FORD F250 1977 - Rebuilt ladder. Excellent con­ the posting of advertise­ 1968 - New motor, top, Soldier No Rose garden Violence 27'/}" width — 25C tiques, collectibles, pickers. Will lease 400, runs good, needs dition used twice. $100. ments by any person, firm or tires, etcetera. Best some work. $1700 or 13" width — 2 for 25C corporation on a telegraph, Friday, Saturday. land, wlllpDvfortuture AUTO Picnic table with black otter over $3200. 647- best otter. 742-9549. Newsprint end rolls can be Iron rounded legs 6 telephone, electric light or MANCHESTER - Early useful Information. picked up at the Manchester Write - Maverick 8844 oter 6pm.______RENTAL Army ‘enlists’ White gang kills feet. Excellent condi­ power pole or to o tree, Bird Tag Sale. 737 Ly- Local fans think Pete Rose Herald ONLY before 11 a m shrub, rock, or any other dall Street, Saturday, Market, 36 Old Point COMET 1972 - Two door, 643-0129 Monday through Thursday tion. $60. 289-1342 natural oblect without a writ­ I n n CAMPERS/ evenings.______August 26th, 7:30am- Avenue, Madison, auto transmission, dying boy /5 black teen-ager /6 ten permit for the purpose ot Maine 04950. 70K. $400.00. Ford 1978 TRAILERS R easonable got what he deserved /II protecting Itorthepubllcand 2pm. Sleeper sofa, M ANUAL hospital bed - loveseat, other furni­ LTD 11 - tour door, auto Good condition. $400or carries a fine of up to $50 for GOOD USED furniture Is each offense. ture, household Items, CARS transmission, power MINI-Motorhome 1987, In demand. Why not ad­ best otter. 528-0418. I - U1 much more, priced to brakes and power 21'/2 tt., 9,500 miles. I wishing will not sell any­ vertise the furniture you FOR SALE MIRRO-MATIC pressure Lake Street, August 25, go. Roln or shine. steering, sun root, air know this Is In absolute thing ... o low-cost od In no longer use In classi­ Conner. 7 quart, 20 pint, 26, 27, 9am-4pm. Huge conditioning. Nlcecon- perfect condition. Classified will. Why not fied? Coll 643-27)). CRAFTS Fair and Tag BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ dltlon. $800.00. 646-5241. $24,500. 649-6198. lars and tops, toley tag sale. Over 60 porta­ Sole - Spencer Village place one todovl 643-2711. mill. $60.00. 646-4547. cellent condition. Between 12pm-7pm. ble sewing machines, Recreation Hall, 52 39,000 miles, new tires, tools, many more TOYOTA Corona 1975 - LEGAL NOTICES Pascal Lane, Manches­ $4,200. 649-5546. I CARS Items. ter, Saturday, August Runs good but needs I CARS JAGUAR VNDT-PL 1984, MANCHESTER - Scarbo­ 26,10am-2pm. Freecof- some body work. $150. FOR SALE FOR SALE BOLTON LEGAL NOTICE Doe skin leather, fur 646-3013. Court of Probate, rough Road, multi­ fee and parking. The Zoning Board of Appeals District of Manchester rugs, mint condition, granted the following vari­ NOTICE OF HEARING family, August 26, MANCHESTER - 28 Bliss low mileage. 236-2488. ances after a Public Hearing 10am-4pm. Furniture Street, August 26th, ESTATE OF TOYOTA 1982 Corolla SR- an August 17,1989: SARAH ISABELLE QUINSY children's, household. 10am-3pm. Unusual 1. Robert N. Cusano for o 0/k/a Items. 5. 75K, new tires, sideline variance for o deck ISABELLE QUINBY M O VING Sale-1323 Burn­ clutch, battery, radia­ at 19 Enrico Rd. a/k/o side Avenue, Apt. B-6, MANCHESTER -261 Fer- tor, front brakes, en­ miattrljPBtpr Mpralb 2. Borbara and James Horne of ISABEL QUINBY August 26th-September guson Road, August 26, gine and body excel­ 420 Lake St. for setbock vari­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. 2. 10am-8pm. Every­ 9am-2pm, August 28-30, lent. $2,500 or best CHORCHES ance to construct a fireplace. Wllllom E. FitzGerald, Judge, thing goes. Furniture, 7:30pm-9pm. Books on offer. 643-6632.______a hearing will be held on an household, miscellane­ 3. Bernard Noble of 6 Lori Rd. application requesting per­ many varied subjects, CHEVIE Camaro 1985 - CHRYSI.KR Dodge Dodge Tmcifs for sideline and setback vari­ ous Items. furniture, snow Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 ance for a shed. mission to sell real property, V-6, tuned-port Inlec- Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents as In said application on file GARAGE Sale - 41 Pros- blower, miscellaneous tlon, 5 speed, air, The request of Ronold Dion more fully appears, of Items. of 25 Clork Rd. for rear set­ pect Street, August 26, power steering and back variance was tabled un­ Manchester Probate Court 10am-3pm. Antiques, brakes. AM/FA/\. 82K. 66 Center Street designer clothing, fur­ til the next scheduled meet­ P.O. Box 191 646-9826. ing Sept. 21, 1989. niture, hot dog m a­ CARS Manchester, CT I OLDSMOBILE Cutlass LaPointe John Roberts on 9/18/89 at 10:30 AM. chine, silk rugs (new) FOR SALE Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ Chairman and collectibles. Zoning Board of Appeals All persons having an Interest linder, automatic, 18K, In said matter may appear BOLTON - Gigantic! 198 $400. 646-0454. M O O Cops hunt 0 4 7 - 0 8 ______OVER and be heard at that time. Hebron Road, August 25th and 26th. 9am- innocent, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Elizabeth A. Bldwell LEGAL NOTICE Ass't Clerk 1pm. Desks, crib, CLYDE CARDINAL The Planning and Zoning playpens, strollers, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. BUICK, INC. FACTORY INVOICE Commission will hold o pub­ wicker back swivel bar ROUTE 83, VERNON 1960 Dodge Dakota P/U •8980 lic hearing on Wednesday, stools, dish washer, 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 says kin September 6, 1989 at 7:00 P. Court of Probate, new wood stove, 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2995 1988 Buick Century $11990 M. In the Hearing Room, Lin­ District of Manchester 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 for weapon wicker light fixtures, ON HL ta DODGE coln Center, 494 Main Street, NOTICE OF HEARING 1988 Chev S-10 Ext Cab 04 Buick Century Wag *6995 $8290 Manchester, Connecticut to ESTATE OF dishes, basket, many 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. •9480 hear and consider the follow­ LAURA CYR GIRARDIN toys. Free coffee. 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 1906 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8960 ‘He didn’t do It,’ ing petitions: a/k/a 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 1988 Olds Calais $6980 TRUCKS IN THOMAS AND ELLEN LAN­ LAURA C. GIRARDIN BOB RILEY 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9995 1966 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 a/k /a 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 DERS — SPECIAL EXCEP­ 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 says brother of TION — 253 EAST CENTER LAURA M. GIRARDIN OLDSMOBILE 1966 Buick Electra 380 $10250 STREET (L-$4) — Request Pursuant to an order of Hon. 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6895 1986 El Camino loaded $7980 STOCK 259 Adams S t, Manch. 1985 Buick Riviera accused killer in murder for a special exception under William E. FitzGerald, Judge, 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 $9890 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev Article II, Section 6.02.02 of a hearing will be held on an 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Or. *6195 $8995 the Zoning regulations to application requesting per­ 649-1749 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 1985 Chev Cavalier permit the conversion of a mission to sell real property, $5490 o r By Nancy Concelman By Rick Santos herself as Giacomo’s single family home to offices os In said application on file New 1989 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 1964 Oldsmoblle FIrenza $4990 Manchester Herald on both floors — Residence C more fully appears, at 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 1934 Mercury Cougar $5990 Manchester Herald sister-in-law had telephoned the 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 Zone. Manchester Probate Court Cutlass Ciera 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Manchester Police Department 81 Adams St. PLUS HARTFORD — Rosair LaPoint At this hearing Interested 66 Center Street 4 Dr. Sedan 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 A 27-year-old Manchester man at 7:48 p.m. warning them that persons may be heard and P.O. Box 191 07 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 Manchester Jr. said he almost had a heart written communications re­ Manchester, CT Stock #9410 who said he stabbed a boarding Giacom o had phoned her attack when he heard his brother ceived. A copy of this petition on 9/5/89 ot 1:30 PM. Till Int. WIpetB, AC 4 Seasoa 647-4571 house tenant in self-defense has husband. Giacomo’s brother Is In the Town Clerk's office 872-9111 had been accused of sexually DIv. Bench Seal, rear Delogger. been charged with murder, police Anthony, telling him he had and may be Inspected during All persons having an Interest P16S75R14 WW Tlrea. 2.5 Liter business hours. In said matter may appear assaulting and strangling 88- said. stabbed someone to death that and be heard at that time. EFI L4 (Tech IV). AT. Compoelte year-old Bernice Martin. Planning and Zoning Halogen Headlamps. Bumper The charges against the only afternoon, according to the commission Elizabeth A. Bldwell SCHALLER In an interview at Hartford Molding Front & Rear, PB Front ACURA QUALITY suspect, 27-year-old John affidavit. Leo Kwosh, Secretary Ass't Clerk Disc Roar Drum. Body Side PRE-OWNED AUTOS CARTER Superior Court Thursday, La­ Giacomo of 166-G Homestead St., When Manchester police Molding. Front Wheel Drive. 83 N ltta n Stanza *2995 CHEVROLET — GEO Point described his brother Ri­ Roar Side Mirror. 5 Spd.. A/C 1229 Main St., Manchester were increased Thursday questioned Giacomo at the 83 Ford Eacorl *2295 chard LaPointe as a loving, 06 Chev Chevetle 2 Dr. *3695 afternoon from first-degree Vernon station, he denied any NOTICE OF APPLICATION 5 Spd.. Starao giving man who frequently ran DAM CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATION 83 Pontiac 6000 LE »3995 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4295 assault to murder. Giacomo is scuffle with Paul, and said he NO. DS-89-044 *11,999* V6. Auto, Loadad errands for Martin. created the story about the killing 84 Chav Caprica Claaalc *4995 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr *6995 charged with the slaying of The Commissioner of Environmental Protection Is considering V8. Loadad Martin was the grandmother of 80 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 49-year-old James Paul, whose to get attention and love from his the application of The Manchester Land Conservation Trust, LEGAL NOTICES 82 Toy Tarcal SR-5 *2895 Richard LaPointe’s wife. Karen. Inc. to repair Rlsley Reservoir Dom, Bolton. The proposed 5 S pd. Starao 04 Olds Firanza 'S' H/B *4895 body was discovered by police brother, according to the Improvements Include constructing a new spillway, upgrading LEGAL NOTICE 85 Eacon S/W *2995 " I know he didn’t do it,” said 5 S pd. Starao 80 Chev Monza Cpe *2495 Wednesday in a 13-room boarding warrant. the earthen embankments, moving the low level outlet control Pursuant to Section 9-253 of the 83 Honda Accord LX *5395 Rosaire LaPoint Jr., who spells structure to the upstream side of the embankment and 06 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr *7195 house at 144 Center St. "In addition. Giacomo told Election Laws, positions on the 4 Dr.. Auto, A/C his name differently. ‘‘My relocating the spillway discharge channel. ballot for Board of Directors, 83 M arcury Cougar *4995 07 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr *6295 Police charged Giacomo with (police) that he was intending to The Department will evaluate the proposed work In Board of Education, Board of V88. Loadad brother is the type of person ... he attempt suicide as another means accordance with Section 220-403 ot the General Statutes, as Selectman and Constables will 87 Jaap W ranglar *8995 84 Chev Camaro Berlineta *6795 murder after the state medical omended. 5 Spd . V-6. Soft Top don't lie. He loved that woman.” be determined by a drawing by 85 Buick Cantury *4995 86 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 examiner’s office in Farmington of gaining his brother’s A copy of the appllcotlon Is available for Inspection In the Auto. A/C Richard LaPointe, 43, of 75 lot of a public ceremony con­ 87 LeSabre Estate Wag. *11795 declared the death a homicide attention,” the affidavit says. He Water Resources Unit, DEP, Room 221, State Office ducted by the Reglstrors of Vot­ 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 5 Spd . A/C Trade-Ins Welcome Union St., was arrested July 5 and Building, Hartford, CT 06106, and In the Town Clerk's Office ers. Lincoln Center Hearing 85 Ply Turismo 2 Dr ‘3150 and identified the body Thursday. In Bolton. Room, 494 Main St., Manches­ 83 Olda Clara *3995 charged with sexually assaulting, Please see MURDER, page 10 ve, Auto. A/C 86 Chev Nova 4 Dr *5395 HELPING HANDS — Helen Wittkofske firehouse today in preparation for the Giacomo is being held on $501,000 Comments must be submitted In writing on or before ter, Cl. 7 pm Thursday, August stabbing and strangling Martin Sepfember 15, 1989. 31, 1989. 85 NIaaan Sanira *1995 85'6 Ford Escort Cpe, *6596 of 119 Benton St. peels a peach at the bond until his Sept. 18 5 S pd. Starao 80 Oakland St., Manchester and setting fires in her apartment 40th annual peach festival. Dated: August 15, 1989 Herbert J. Stevenson MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 86 Buick LeSabre *8295 arraignment in Hartford at 251A North Main St. on March Eighth Utilities District Fire Department John W. Anderson, Deputy Commissioner Patricio A. Cottle 345 CENTER $J., MANCHESTER Superior Court. ‘New worlds’ REGISTRARS OF VOTERS 847-7077 646-6464 Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 8, 1987. Police said the fire was Police spokesman Gary Wood 046-08 probably set to cover up the said police are trying to find the crime. murder weapon and more details are explored Rosaire LaPoint left the Stuart, Fest features fuzzy fruit of the events that led up to the Fla.-based construction business stabbing. by Voyager he recently started to attend his By Diane Resell the event. Th e arraignment was brother’s probable cause hear­ Manchester Herald Flynn, who has been selling festival tickets transferred to Hartford after ings in Hartford Superior Court since July 24, said he can tell residents are Giacomo appeared in By Lee Siegel this week. The smell of succulent peaches filled the air in excited. The $1.50 ticket entitles visitors to the Manchester Superior Court The Associated Press After the hearings, Superior the Eighth Utilities District today as peeler- shortcake and a chance at a number of door Thursday afternoon. He is also Court Judge Harry Hammer will wielding residents shaved the fuzzy fruit for prizes. ch arged with first-degree PASADENA. Calif. — Voyager determine whether LaPointe wilt tonight’s annual Peach Festival. ” I ’ve been going door-to-door and talking to a assault. 2 plunged over Neptune’s north I I be tried for murder and sexual pole for a close-up look today at Mark Flynn, a firefighter with the Eighth lot of people,” Flynn said. “ People are definitely In an arrest affidavit released assault. Utilities District Fire Department, said many of looking forward to this.” Thursday, Giacomo is quoted as the icy moon Triton, snapping During testimony at Wednes­ photographs of cliffs and glacier- the people peeling the fruit today went to bed Flynn said in addition to peeling and setup, first denying the crime but later day’s hearing, state and local early Thursday after sharpening their instru­ admitting to it. like lunar terrain as it reached police and firefighters described volunteers will be making all the whipped cream the pinnacle of its epic explora­ ments to prepare for the event. Tonight’s for the shortcake. ” He jumped on me. He was the scene at Martin’s apartment festival, which will feature peach shortcake, will strangling me. and I had to stab tion of four planets. the day of the murder. mark the 40th time the event has been held. The festival, which will be held at the corner of him.” Giacomo told police, ” We see what is best described Main and William streets from 6 to 9 p.m., is The hearing was continued to “ Last year it took five hours to peel all those according to the affidavit. as an extremely strange and Thursday but Thursday’s hearing peaches,” Flynn said Thursday. expected to draw about 3,000 people, Flynn said. The affidavit says that Gia­ puzzling surface” in photos of HOURS WILE MOTORS IS OVERSTOCKED!! was postponed until today be­ Flynn said residents of the Mayfair Gardens Johnny Pryteo’s Good Times Band will play como told police that he went to Triton taken a few hours before HOURS cause officials did not have housing for the elderly, the homeless, and friends along with the 8th Fife and Drum Corps. Paul’s residence to purchase the spacecraft made its closest ONLY WE mUST LIQUIDATE 29 CARS BV THE authorization to bring LaPointe and family of firemen usually come down to help Door prizes include a doll house, gift valium but failed. Giacomo told approach to Neptune, said Brad­ A from the Bridgeport Correctional peel and set up chairs and tables. He said about 75 certificates to various businesses, bottles of wine police Paul was a heavy cocaine ford Smith, head of Voyager’s 12 ONLY Center due to a clerical error, and a case of motor oil. photographic imaging team at ' to 100 people were expected to help prepare for user, and that Paul attacked him FRIDAY-4 PM.-8 PM. NASA’s Jet Propulsion CLOSE OF Business THIS SATURBAV court officials said. ttaiivsaeiumBc-un when Giacomo told him he could SATURDAY-9 AM.-5 PM. FRIDAY-4 PM.-8 PM. A Laboratory. Wile Motors Has Leased A Local ^ Because Of Our Lack Of Room The Rosaire LaPoint, 34, said his not provide cocaine, the affidavit August 25th & 26th SATURDAY-9 AM.-5 PM. farnily learned of Richard La­ says. The photos showed long fault Stockyard Just 400 Yards From Our STOCKYARD SALE Will Be Held At August 25th &26th Pointe’s arrest through news­ Giacomo told police he had sold lines, ridges, low-lying cliffs and Showroom. - That Locatior^ paper articles. LaPoint said he Breast cancer death rates cocaine to Paul “ a few times.” "ice structures of various sorts, and other family members were the affidavit says. like glacier terrain, " scientist shocked at the news. On the day of the murder, Torrence Johnson said. “ They’re “ I almost had like a heart Giacomo was taken into custody like things you see in polar caps attack,” he said. by Vernon police at 8:30 p.m. on on Mars. ... We’re not seeing a lot soaring in Northern states of big craters,” indicating Trit­ 'FINANCING AVAILABLE ' 29 GARS AT SACRIFICE PRICEI Richard LaPointe is the eldest an unrelated charge. Sgt. of five children, three boys and Richard Simon, of the Vernon on’s surface is geologically active EXTRA FINANCE PERSONNEL WILL BE ON HAND FOR THIS SALE SAVE THOUSANDS ON SPECIAL PURCHASE AND TOP QLJAIITY two girls, his brother said. breast cancer patients live at with processes that obliterate By Robert Byrd State death rates, page 10 Police Department, said USED CARS '=i(UAAuiY Richard LaPointe’s siblings and The Associated Press least another five years. Giacomo was arrested at Route craters made by meteorites. parents could not attend the The CDC said Delaware, with 30 and Hillside Avenue after an ” It looks like there’s all kinds of hearings, but ail are convinced of ATLANTA — The nation’s rate national Centers for Disease an annual breast cancer death off-duty officer reported to police fault systems all over the place, ” his innocence and are supporting of death from breast cancer is Control reported Thursday. rate of 41 per 100,000 women, had that he observed a man who said Laurence Soderblom, of the him, Rosaire LaPoint said. increasing and it’s worse across The mortality rate in 1986 was a rate nearly double that of appeared to be drunk walking U.S. Geological Survey. The ‘‘They’re all with him,” he said. the Northern states, although 12 percent higher for black Hawaii, which was lowest at 23 along Route 30. faults suggest that “ Triton UlSrnMF^mnFC ' ^ilTRAORDINARV SAVINGS Richard LaPointe is slightly federal cancer specialists can’t women than for white women. per 100,000. After Giacomo was brought to quakes” may have occurred at retarded because of two or three explain why. Breast cancer killed 40,534 Each of the dozen states with the Vernon police station, officers one time on the moon. wELCDIilE *TRADES ACCEPTED the highest rates was in the “ Triton will upstage Neptune. brain operations he’s had, which "rhe annual death rate from women in the United States in there contacted Manchester 1 may be the reason prosecutors breast cancer in the United States 1986, the CDC said. Still, the northern half of the country. In police. It’s filled with hummocky, rip­ subpoenaed LaPointe’s 1982 hos­ in 1986, the latest year available, disease is survivable in most contrast, all but three of the Vernon police had been pling terrain,” said laboratory pital records, according to his was 32.8 per 100,000 women, up 5 cases. The National Cancer Insti­ informed previously that a brother. percent from 1979’s 31.1, the tute estimates that 75 percent of Please see CANCER, page 10 "hysterical” woman identifying Please see VOYAGER, page 10 Superior Court Judge Ray­ -4 r/M iws>— 86 Cadillac Fleelwood Brougham D'Elegance B9 BLBS CUTLASS SUPREME mond Norko had ordered that the Leather intettor, extra sharp 3 TO CHOOSE FROM, A/C, Auto., AM/FM, Loaded - C ) -- r ) ______BOOK VALUE *12,700 ______records be unsealed, but ______NEW CAR *15,541 Hammer ordered them resealed ^ ' [ liquidation price . V l IQUIDATION PRICE Wednesday after defense attor­ O’Neill tells agencies to ‘do more with far less’ ney Patrick Culligan objected. WILE Although the operations have By Judd Everhart 11.3 percent increase in spending uncertainty of economic and of Policy and Management. "Our progress through the MOTORS The Associated Press over the current budget year. revenue growth must clearly be 1980s was fueled by a booming affected Richard LaPointe physi­ O’Neill’s letter, dated Aug. 9, The education budget is con­ reflected in your fiscal 1991 economy and an abundance of ROUTE 66 cally, he has never had mental recalls the “ booming economy” HARTFORD — Gov. William sistently the second-largest in the budget.” unanticipated surplus revenues,'' WATCH FOR SIGNS of the mid-1980s that allowed the A. O'Neill and his budget chief overall state spending package, The agencies are to submit the governor wrote. "Our record H L . 5 5 0 CALL 423-7746 FOR DIRECTIONS i D . a s o Please see KIN, page 10 state to roll up more than $1 are cautioning state agency right behind the Department of budgets to maintain current is based on our judicious, com­ billion in budget surpluses at the heads against asking for too Income Maintenance, which this services by Sept. 1. By Oct. 1, passionate and imaginative use same time it was cutting taxes. 8fl OLDS CIM^USTOin CADILLAC SEVILLE 8S CHBVSLEH FIFTH aVE. much as they prepare their year is spending about $1.5 they’re to submit a list of areas of these revenues.” CRUISER UIGII. Loaded Luxury Car _ ^ i fW l ' l ^ .WIre wheels, A C, Full size luxury I TODAY 1990-91 budget requests. In fact, billion. and programs where their spend­ This year, with the economy vs, Auto., Nicely equipped , * H “ l- t BOOK VALUE‘14,800 WILE agency heads are being told to be Together, the two agencies’ ing can by cut by up to 10 percent, beginning to sag, O’Neill and the The vote in the State Board of , ______VALUE *6,550 . Education meeting was 6-2 in BOOK VALUE «4,250 Y prepared to do more with less spending accounts for about if necessary. Democratic-controlled General favor of the proposed budget. It index next year. one-third of the state budget Proposals to increase spending Assembly approved higher taxes U_Q UIDATION PRICE I | LIQUIDATION PRICE I mOTORS The letters to agency heads annually. that totaled almost $1 billion for now goes to the Office of Policy 20 pages, 2 sectlona beyond current services will be ROUTE 6 6 were released Thursday as the "Each one of you will be considered “ only under the most the 15 months beginning April 1. and Management, the governor’s budget office, for its next review. COLUMBIA Classified . 18-20 Obituaries____ 2 State Board of Education ap­ expected to do more with far less compelling circumstances,” ac­ The higher revenues were needed Com ics_____ 16 Opinion______8 proved a $1.4 billion 1990-91 than we came to expect during cording to a separate letter to to balance the 1989-90 budget of O’Neill will incorporate a ver­ * 1 2 .2 5 0 •^ocus______14 Sports ___ 11-13 budget request that, if approved the mid-1980s,” O’Neill says in his agency heads sent by Anthony V. $6.9 billion, a 8'^ percent increase sion of it in his overall 1990-91 42 3 -7746 ocal/State__ 2-4 Televislon____15 by the governor and General letter to commissioners. ” My Milano, the governor's budget over spending in the previous budget to be presented to the Nalion/World J-7 Weekenders_17 Assembly, would represent an continuing concerns over the chief and secretary of the Office year. General Assembly in February.