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Bv Moryonn Mrowco The Assoclotsd Prsss for housing BOSTON — Ten* of thousands of Red Sox taiw. who waited II years for Boston to bring By John f. Kirch land-use pattern fin the Bucklano home another American Loague pennant, Herald Reporter area)." r ^ i e d In the streets near Fenway Park into The PZC approved Homart’s the early morning hours today, but mounted The developers of the Mall at original plans in November 1985. At patrols and police motorcycles kept the Buckland Hills, who recently won that time, the regulations for C U D revelers under control. revisions in the zoning regulations zones required 70 percent residen JuMlant fans danced in the 49-degree affecting their project, have drasti tial and 30 percent commercial weather, chanting "B ring on the Mets," the cally changed their plans for development. Sox opponents In the World Series. Others northwestern Manchester. As a result, Homart included in c l im M street and traffic lights. In a move that came as no its final site plans 54 single-family 'Its great,” shouted Al Beauvais of surprise to planning officials, the units, 50 two-family homes and412 pirewsbury, "Th e fans are great. They’re Homart Development Corp. of multi-family buildings, some of happy, and look, there are no fights. We re Chicago 'Tuesday submitted re them J)igh-rise apartment waiting for the Mets. There will be lots of vised preliminary (dans for the complexes. brawls then." mall site that eliminate about 516 The housing would have been About a dozen mounted police charged housing units required under the built around the mall with a row of periodically through the mobs that poured Into old regulations. trees serving as a buffer between Kenmore Square, a block away from the ball Last month, Homart and its the residential and commercial park, after the Boston clinched Its first league partner In the project — Manches areas. title since 197S with a 8-1 victory over the ter 1-84 Associates Of New York - Late this summer. John Fln- California Angels Wednesday night. won the elimination of a require guerra, a principal in Manchester “ The cops are a little rowdy, but I guess they ment for housing construction In 1-84 Associates, requested the have to watch out for themselves." said Doug the Comprehensive Urban Devel elimination of the 70-30 ratio from Hare of Leominster. opment zone where the mall is the regulations. The Planning and Police used about JO motorcycles to help planned. The new regulations Zoning Commission approved that push back the crowd and clear the streets, and eliminate all development ratios in proposal Oct. 6, and the revised mounted officers escorted buses through the such zones, which call for a mall plan is the first application to square. Between JO and JS people were combination of commerce, indus be submitted under the new rules. ■treated on charges of disorderly conduct or try and housing. On the other SO to 40 acres destruction of property, or were taken Into Homart’s plans now show a surrounding the mall, the new protective custody. Capt. John Ciccome said 780.000-square-foot enclosed shop plans show other changes. early today. ping mall on about 64 acres $ust "The preliminary development No major problems were reported Imme north of Interstate 84 between plan propose (s) a variety of diately after the game, said police spokesman Buckland and Slater streets. Some peripheral commercial uses in Tom Santry. 485,000 square feet would be for the addition to a proposed shopping "Y o u ’re not going to mess with horses." AP photo five major department stores that m all," according to reports that said Bud Mclnemey of Bedford, who lost a have made commitments to the accompanied the plans. tooth while being pushed in a crowd pouting Red Sox shortstop Spike Owen, top left, and pitcher Dennis "Oil Can" project — Sears, Roebuck and Co,. Those peripheral uses include outside Who’s On First, a bar across from the G. Fox and Co., Sage Allen, the 625 seats In a number of restau park. Boyd, right, swarm teammates on the field after Boston clinched the American League pennant Wednesday night. The Sox will face the New D ItL Venture Corp. and Steigers. rants, 90,000 square feet of addi Police also took a firm position Inside the The other 300.000 square feet would tional retail space outside the mall, park as mounted police offlcers and stadium York Mets In the World Series. Stories and pictures on page 15. house about 200 smaller stores, a 200-room hotel and 500-person security guards kept the fans at bay and off the Homart officials have said. Ho banquet facility, 130,000 square field while players, surrounded by reporters, mart is an arm of Sears. feet of low- and high-rise office photographers and camera crews, hugged "1." Fans hugged ore another, slapped each waiting fans no hope. In addition, the plans show that space, a 1,600-seat movie theater each other in celebration. Several Red Sox maximum floor area of the mall other’s backs and gave “ high fives." Kevin Becker. J9, noting the Red Sox last and a 30,000-square-foot furniture players threw their caps Into the stands could range up to 915,000 square showroom. Quick thinking vendors near the park won a World Series In 1918, waited in line "Next Thursday night, right here. They’re capitalized Immediately on the victory by feet. All these developments, for going to win it at home,” said Kevin Phelan Of because "If and when they do If again. I want putting blue ribbons saying "American to be there.” “The nitty-gritty Is, It’s a preli which plans are not complete, Boston, referring to the World Series matchup minary plan that’s filed under our League Champions" on the buttons boasting Becker said he could afford inflated prices, would take place in the second against the Mets. new CUD regulations," Planning "American Uague East Division Cham but refused to buy tickets from scalpers. phase of development, after the "We deserve It,” exclaimed another fan. pions" they were already selling. Director Mark Pellegrini said Mall at Buckland Hills is built. Outside the old park, mounted police road " It ’s the principle," he said. ’T m not going Hours before the gome, hundreds of to buy it from them." today. "It covers the same land The PZC will hold a public three-abreast during the game to clear the that the Buckland Hills Mall was on desperate fans waited outside the park hoping Chuck Bryant said scalpers had offered him hearing on the preliminary plans, narrow city streets in anticipation of the to buy tickets. before.” but Pellegrini said he was not sure crowd of 33,001 pouring out. bleacher tickets for $100 and box seats for $300 “ 1 have to give them credit: their patience Is apiece. Pellegrini said he had not re when it would be scheduled. He The celebration extended around the city as incredible," said Boston Red ^ x ticket viewed the plans, but added; "This said he will talk to the PZC at its the Prudential Building was lit with a giant Police said at least four people were manager Arthur Moscato, who offered the arrested for scalping tickets. land use may have an advantage over the one that was previously approved This will establish the Please turn to page 10 Democratic ‘outsiders’ aren’t rushing to support O ’Neiii
By Georne Lay no challenge marked the first round in that troubles the O ’Neill camp is cratic governor. The most impor Assembly. She said she has also Herald Reporter the battle between the local suppor whether Moffett’s supporters will Moffett’s defeat. tant thing is working to regain a been working for Courtney and ters of gubernatorial candidate back the incumbent despite such " I think the whole state should They were the outsiders — a Democratic majority in the Gen other progressive candidates. feel better," Kusik said. In order h Toby Moffett and the more conser feelings. eral Assembly, she said. group of nine liberal Democrats vative Gov. William A. O’Neill. "I think.most of us want to work for him tq be able to vote for The gubernatorial candidacy of Tracey said she has been work who rah In January against some of O’Neill won the war by earning for candidates we can support,” O ’Neill, he said, the governor Republican Julie Belaga — the ing to help the campaign of the Manchester party's more con the party’s nomination In July. But said Ferguson As for O ’Neill, she would have to do more to end most liberal of the three G O P Democratic candidates John servative members for seats on the Moffett supporters — in Manches said she was undecided and will "cronyism” In state government contenders for the nomination this Thompson of Manchester, who is town committee. ter and across the state — came wait for the upcoming series of and continue to press for a year — has given disaffected running in the 13th Assembly ’’We sort of forced our way on the away feeling bitter because they debates between O ’Neill and Bel thorough investigation of absentee- Democrats one last way to strike District, and Joseph Courtney of aga before choosing. town committee." said Robin wanted a primary to be held. back at O’Neill. And some ballot fraud In Waterbury. Tracey, one of the leaders of the Vernon, who Is seeking the 58th ’T m a Democrat but it’s a Kusik said he could see himself " I think there’s still some members of Democrats for a Assembly District seat. group, formally known as Demo bitterness on both sides,” Tracey difficult question,” she said. voting for Belaga, but needs to Better Manchester are wavering. Teri Ferguson, another member crats for a Better Manchester. said in an interview Wednesday. Mark Kusik, one of the four know more about her stands on the While Tracey declind to say who of Democrats for a Better Man Four of the nine, including With the Nov. 4 election less than members elected to the town issues before making a decision. will get her vote, she did say it chester, also said her focus in this committee, also said he was Tracey, were successful, and their three weeks away, one question "would be nice” to have a Demo election will be on the General undecided. He is still upset about Please inm to page I ‘Rich settlemenf averts Meadows strike T O D A Y ’S HERALD
By John F. Kirch ployees Union, District 1199, is Under the terms of the agree additional help is needed on the Herald Reporter currently Involved in talks, the ment, workers will receive wage shifts. U.S. BhunB probe official said. He said those 21 increases of 6,5 and 4 percent in the Yale under Are Union and management officials include the Crestfield-Fenwood three years of the contract. In District 1199 said that the state The U.S. government should The suspensions of nine Yale worked through the night and nursing home on Vernon Street, addition, beginning pay for nurse’s staff-patient ratio is too low, but respect the privacy of the "brave students over a sit-in protesting the reached a contract agreement this where employees are seeking their aides will increase from $7.15 an Meyerson did not know its exact men" supplying material to the university’s investments in South momingthataverted astrikeofUOO first contract. hour to $8.28 by the second year of requirennenu. State officials could Nicaraguan rebels and has no Africa have been criticised as not be reached for comment. employees at three nursing homes ’’The members really did the contract, Meyerson said. business investigating their ac inordinately harsh by students. ■round the state, including the tions because they broke no law, a achieve every major goal they set Although he did not have details. Story on pages. Meadows Convalscent Home on State Department official says. " I y ." for themselves," William Meyer- Meyerson said that for the first Meyerson said health benefiU and Bidwell Street. don’t see myself as the grand son. District 1199 spokesman, said time In Connecticut, nurse’s aides vacation time were also improved. The agreement for a three-year this morning. at the homes will receive manda inquisitor,” said Elliott Abrams, Ind«x contract was reached at 5:05 a.m., tory training on how to handle The contract covers 250 unio assistant secretary of state for 88 minutes before workers at A secretary at the Meadows said potentially violent patients. In the nized workers at the Meadows, Latin American affairs. Story on 20 pagM, 2 ••ellon* Meadows. Independence Manor in that management would have no past, aides received trainingonly if Connecticut’s largest nursing page 5. Meriden and Park Manor In comment on the agreement. management chose to provide It. home, and 250 employees at Advioo. . 14 Lottery. Waterbury were set to walk off the Independence Manor and Park Bueineee------9 Obttuattae. Meyerson called the agreement Job, a union official said. Also for the first time, manage Manor. District 1199 represents ClaeeHled . 19-10 O pinion__ "a rich settlennent,’’ and said ment is obligated to have an nurse’s aides, dietarj’ workers, The agreement paves the way for C om ics------8 Peoole___ similar proposals will be made at "adequate" number of staff work Cloudy and cod contract negotiations at the kitchen helpers and other service ConneoHcut__ 4 Sports _ _ 18-17 21 the other nursing homes where ing on a given shift, Meyerson said. other nursing homes for which the employees. At Independence Cloudy tonight with a low of 35 to Entsfisinmsnl 14 Tsisvislon___ 14 District 1199 is negotiating Nurse’s aides have complained Manor, licensed practical nurses 40. Partly sunny Friday with a high New England Health Care Em contracts. Focus------11 U.8./Wor1d _ B , 7 that they are overworked and ■re also represented by the union. in the mid-SOs. Details on page 2. Local n s w s .3 ,10 W sstttsr_ _ _ _ 8 1 — MAWCmtiiiKK HgRALO. n& tw d^. Oct. Mw W t MANC1HE6TI!;R HERALD. ’Thursday, Oct. 16. ISSB — $ WEATHER Disputed rules ComMcttcut fonemi are included in _ Ceatrt§, Beseem ftNsriw eat. S5?ifisr5a^:srss£* proposal ^ OmmM eaB Baw Ceaaw^ SKSm S ^^ ^«^rsJSSSag3» i 5SS '• y Jetm F. Kfrcb IHsrold Bseerfsr UiMla Tarry, M d committee m e m te n at Wedaeiday’t meeting i] hi Lincoln Center that Cooney had kemmering txrt tefarmed her Oat Ae town k not •obrommittre agreed required by law fa inctode anch a Chocolate Sin :Wwme8^y to mihI a prepoeed -m ntM MWe actkm plan to Ae fan •trong statement. Cooney added. CoesM lofscael Do yon find chocolate sinfully delicious? Some Central .Hgnman Relations Commiaaion Farry aaM, that many aapecta of Americans of the eighteenth century did. They con Jtext week. affirmative actfan are still being Low , debated in the courts. *• Weiefc M i, R,!., a ei sidered it a temptation of the devil. Under the threat of Temporafuros IWnd west ahent le knots fknMh : 'Fite prepoeed plan seeka fa get Committee membera aaid they excommuncation, no one under the age of 60 was town to hire more minoritjr- allowed to drink chocolate. Hundreds of years earlier, ftin want fa aee a written opinion 6 0 fy * o "tl>eSom>dthroogl>tonight. gronp nMmbers and women over from Cooney. 'The statement coaM FrU ay^ c*«w<*y through tonight. Mostly c h ^ however, the King of Spain so adored the new drink the next five years. As a reaolt of he revised if changes are recom that he threatened with death anyone who disclosed -Tnesday'a action, H contahw a mended by the town attorney. FRONTS: knowledge of it. The Spaniards successfully guarded irtrong and controversial affinna- |lve action statement. Many courta are currently in W arm,^^ CoW ^^ their secret for a century. volved in cases in which wHte men Across the nation - In the view of aome advocates are accusing employers of reverse Showers Rain Fkjrries Snow Ocduded Stationary - DO YOU KNOW — From what bean is chocolate the statement win give the plan produced? discrimination. Depending on bow naUon was hating fair weather teeth. Others argue, however, that the courta rule on such cases, the WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — In one second, light travels Its provisions will put the adminis- town may be forced to take the ^ o n of the Midwest got a mixtare of rain and fration in a straHJacket. PaSflc w m T p?i!ST o J* tof«cast for the northern half of the 186,000 miles. atrong policy statement out of its ^ The statement haa been at the plan, committee member Ronald l(^lfv-86 Knowlf-dK, UnlimilfHl, fnc. 1986 Oaella said. .n o w o.«^zs:«".rs;.7S’ that' Oklahoma tenter of debate sinoe the plan wat flrat proposed this spring. Members of MACC and the oomlnated the weather pattern. A Newspaper in Kducation Program Members of the Manchester Area Interracial Council have argued Sponsored by Conference of Churches and the « limited early that such a statement was needed M a y to the Florida Penlnsnla, while rain and snow The Manchester Herald Manchester Interracial Council In order to make affirmative act ion Showers dotted the western Great Lakes region. have worked closely with the work. They drew a distinction subcommittee this summer as the between affirmative action and ^ a y ’s fm c a s t called for rain scattered across ^ a .statement and the plan’a hiring central a ^ southern Florida, the Great Lakes equal opportunity employment, goals were revised over and over. saying ttot equal opportunity was retf on ai^ lumbern Maine and for most of the rert « * « C by S t i m N a u m of the nation to have fair weather. a goat of affirmative action, not a AS IT 8TAN1M, the plan states substitute for It. the ^ In the upper Great Lakes that town officials are expected to Students turn out on East Catholic High School’s new was developed with lots of assistance Today is Thursday, Ocf 16, the Parry warned repeatedly from r ^ o n a ^ northern Maine; SSs from Minnesota graphs of Cuba had revealed the hire minorities and women over athletic field to make their appreciation clear. The field contractors and others in the area. and northeast Iowa Into New England; and SSs 889th day of 1986. There are 76 presence of missile bas^. equally qualified white men in Job against any meaaurea Aat would across central and southern Florida, south Texas days left in the year. In 1964, China became the categories where the town is tie the hands of the administration. central California and the desert Somhwest Today’s highlight in history: world’s fifth nuclear power as it '‘underutilized.” "Underutilized” On Oct. 16, 1978, Polish Cardi detonated its first atomic bomb means that the percentage of EVERY INDIVIDUAL is differ Teniperatures around the nation at $ a.m. EDT nal Karol Wojtyla was elected In 1970. Anwar Sadat was minorities and women working In a ent. Parry has argued. She said w ^ ****™** *t Craig, Colo., to M at Key supreme pontiff of the Roman Community gives East Cathoiic a fieid W08t, FlS. elected president of Egypt, suc certain Job category Is substan Wednesday Aat the statement Catholic Church. The new pope ceeding the late Gamal Abdel tially less than the percentage of makes it appear Aat department took the name John Paul II. Nasser. heads are required to hire blacks. By John MItcboll minorities and women in the Job Herald Reporter donated some loam to get the On this date; In 7984. Anglican Bishop Des market. Hlspanics, women and other mi “More exciting than the phyeicai faciiity, project moving. ’’Bill pool^ ever Air quality In 1798, ^ e e n Marie An mond ’Tutu was named the norities over qualified white men. ything together,” Guachione aaid. toinette of France was beheaded "If a qualified ... minority or After more than 10 years of there wae an excitement in the community winner of the Nobel Peace Prize other protected class candidate denying them needed flexibility. dreaming. East Catholic High "You can’t say ‘no’ to him.” In 1846, dentist William T for his decades of non-violent that made m y Job easier," O ’Neiii aaid. He East Catholic currently offers 22 Environmental Protec- Morton demonstrated the effec- applying for an underutilised posi Also In the plan are provisions School athletes are practicing and f. ®*'' P®»u«on reporu and struggle for racial equality In tion Is not offered a position, a that would require the HRC to playing on a new field. varsity programs. Malln said. He reasonal pollen count information from the ^en ess of ether as an anesthetic South Africa. aaid a "very enthusiastic, can-do" attitude called the field ”a welcome addi by using It on a patient undergo written report by the hiring author review the hiring goals each year Thomas Malln, athletic director tion to our facility.” ^ p artm en t of Health Services. The recorded ity providing Justification for the and make changes if necessary. at the school on New State Road, developed among the participants, who message Is provided at SM-3449. ing Jaw surgery In front of an Ten years ago: The Cincinnati said the recently completed field O’Neill said he got involved audience of doctors In Boston. hiring decision shall be made to the In a related matter. Parry told mainly worked on their days off. casually In Ae project about five Reds won the opening game of general manager,” the policy haa been in use for about a month, In 1859, abolitionist John the World Series, debating the subcommittee membera that the after a year and a half of years ago, taking on a larger role in Brown led a group of about 20 statement says. town’s certification process does 1984. New York Yankees 8-1 in The statement and the plan as a construction. built on cleared land behind Ae about $8,000 Weather radio men in a raid on Harper’s Ferry, Cincinnati. not discriminate against minority- The project — planned as a result "It seemed tike a good opportun Va. whole will be reviewed by the full convent owned by Ae school. ’’More exciting than the physical ity to provide a permanent athletic bandl*llf hi?h r '5'®®*^®^ »®'®"'*e taken at 3:30 a.m. shows Five years ago: Israeli war group members. Of the 113 Job of the parochial school’s expanded O’Neill. Malln aaid, was his The National Weather Service broadcasts .In 1916, Margaret Sanger HRC when It meets Tuesday. From applicants who passed municipal facility, there was an excitement In facility,” he said, adding that he is hero Moshe Dayan died in ’TCI there, the plan will move to the sports program — was completed ”E.F. Hutton” on the project. Ae community Aat made my job the father of three East Catholic New England and the upper Great Lakes. Precipitation is moat continuous, 24-hour weather Information on 162.47S opened the first birth control hiring tests In 1988 but were not al hardly any expense to East "When he spoke. I listened,” he predominant from Florida to the Carollnas. pwon is most Aviv of a heart ailment at age 88 town Board of Directors for final easier.” O’Neill said. He said a graduates and one student who New London and clinic, in New York City. One year ago: A bocjy that had certified for Interviews, only eight Catholic, through the efforts of said. “very enthusiastic, can-do” atti 102.40 mHz In Meriden. action. were minorities, she said. soon will be. "It’s just an outstand In 1946, 10 Nazi war criminals washed up on a Syrian shore was nearly 30 separate area contrac- The new athletic field will tude developed among the partici ing contribution by literally condemned during the Nurem Subcommittee membera acted The town gives written and oral tora who volunteered their skills, eventually accommodate a 400- positively Identified as Leon material and manpower. pants. who mainly worked on their hundreds of people,” he said of the berg trials were hanged. Klinghoffer. the American slain on the plan Wednesday despite the exams to all job applicants, and the meter track and tibftball fields. A days off. field In 1957, Britain’s t^een Eliza fact that Town Attorney John W. five top scorers are granted ”We got great contributions five-year plan now in Ae works Organizations such as Balf- and thrown overboard duringthe from people,” Malln said. He The next step, according to beth n and Prince Philip arrived hijacking of the Achllle Lauro Cooney did not give them a written Interviews. Some members of the involves building a connecting Savln, Reed. Sullivan Landscaping Malln. la to renovate Ae current PEOPLE in Virginia to begin a tour of the opinion on the legality of the policy subcommittee have voiced con praised the "nice little sense of stairway to two older fields and and the Manchester Country Club Today’s birthdays; Actress field, making it more like a United States. statement. The committee had community” that developed as the constructing a one-way entrance to contributed to Ae work. Students Angela Lansbury Is 61. Former cern that the practice might be construction progressed. stadium so the East Catholic In 1962, President John F. requested his opinion during a keeping women and minorities out help alleviate traffic problems on at Ae school helped by picking up football team will have its own presidential adviser Charles W meeting In September. Malln said William O’Neill, a New State Road. Malln said. stones, clearing brush and water Wonder of Pele Kennedy was Informed by his Colson Is 58. Actress Suzanne of town Jobs. partner in Fuss and O’Neill, a home. Instead of having to play on fixture on the ABC network aides that reconaissance photo Parry presented the statistics In According to O’Neill, contrac ing the field. town fields. "After 20 years, It’s Pile, the former soccer star show. Today’s quotes Somers is 40. Manchester consulting firm, or tors did about $500,000 worth of Daniel Guachione. owner of the THE ’TOWN’S personnel officer. an attempt to answer that concern. ganized the project. The field was kind of abused.” he said of the from Brazil, says being chosen A suit filed Monday in District “I do not know who they all work altogether. ’The school paid Glen Construction Co., said he current playing field. grand marshal of the 1987 Rose Court In Olathe, Kan., alleged are, any more than I know the Parade is "almost like winning that Gary Carr of Overland identity of the Americans who the fourth World Cup” Park, who was operations vice are helping the communist re Pele, who led his Brazilian president of the company, and gime in Nicaragua.” — Elliott Charter revision group to outiine consoiidation pians teams to three championships in Barry GInIger of Shawnee, who Abrams, assistant secretary of Food oxocutivet the International soccer tourna was manager of the restaurant in state, referring to Americans Overland Park, planned to use ’’Whenever a new executive ment, was chosen Wednesday to helping Nicaraguan rebels. •It on their goal joins ConAgra, guess what he Bv Oooroe Lovno with Ae town, has called a news formally calling for a merger of the lead the traditional New Year’s company ideas In starting their Herald Reporter The Eighth District is an Inde margin, and presumably would place some advertisements in local OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — it’s a gets?” said Chairman Charles conference for Friday morning to town of Manchester and Eighth pendent authority that provldea Day parade. own restaurant in Philadelphia. announce ita proposal for support a merger, the charter newspapers next week that will "Granting amnesty to 4 mil short story, but It’s taken years M. Harper. District because Its members have fire protection and sewer service to revision question is seen as the first "Also, the theme of the parade The first Big Al’s opened last lion illegal aliens to solve the to uncover it. ’The Committee for Charter consotidstion. different ideas about how a merger outline his reasons for a merger. is importsnt. The world is very year in Overland Park. Last Revision will not be changing its most of northern Manchester. step toward consolidation. ’’They’ll be railing a spade a spade immigration problem is like The executives of ConAgra The idea came from Grey- should occur. Under Ae existing ’Town Charter. complicated now with politics week another opened at a Kansas h^ound Corp. Chairman John name to the Committee for Conaoll- “We’re going to call a spade a Democratic Town Chairman as far as why you should vote ‘yes’ trying to solve the problem of Inc., a diversified food company If voters approve the charter Eighth District residents would ’Theodore R. Cumminga, a leading and bombs, and weapons and it’s City mall, and the company has illegaf drugs in this country by Teets, who Joined the ConAgra dation, its president said this spade,” President William Sleith change on Nov. 4. it will help pave (on the charter question).” he said restaurants or plans for them in were hiding something from the said today. Sleith refused to have to approve a merger in a supporter of a merger who Is In an echo of Slelth's statement. go(^ that the Rose Parade chose legalizing cocaine.” — Rep. Dick public — their underwear. board in 1983. morning. Ae way for consolidation. Suppor A World of Wonders’” he said. St. Joseph, Mo., Des Moines, St. But Ae bipartisan advocacy disclose details of the Committee’s separate vote before It could take conducting his own publicity cam Eighth District supporters have Armey, R-Texas, arguing plans. ters of both changing the charter place. paign In favor of the charter ’’Sport is the Important thing; Louis and Burnsville, Minn. against a landmark immigration The company’s 100 executives group, whose members have re and forcing a merger have been bitterly opposed changing Ae It doesn’t matter what sport, it bill. have the ConAgra emblem and peatedly said they only favor doing If the charter is changed, only change, said he knew nothing about Town Charter, and have been ‘‘ROE 20” monogrammed on While members of the group, asked repeatedly to outline Aeir one townwide vote will be required. what will be announced on Friday waging their own campaign to brings people together,” said the Lottery away with a Town Charter provi which was formed in August, have consolidation plans, and Friday’s 45-year-old Pele, the second Starry benefit their shorts. Since residents living outside the He also said he did not know a news convince voters to reject the ballot "It isn’t the Sistine Chapel, but sion Aat gives the Eighth Utilities aaid they favor consolidation. Ae news conference appears to be a Eighth Diatrict outnumber Eighth foreigner chosen as grand mar it 8 not a bad paint Job.” — Rep District the power to veto a merger conference had been planned. Item, which will appear as the Monaco’s royal family is ex The slogan refers to the organization haa shied away from response to those requests. District residents by a three-to-one However, Cummings said he will fourth referendum question. shal since the Rose Parade pected to mingle with a host of Dan Lnngren, R-Calif., amid company’s goal of getting a 20 Connecticut daily: *1 Khoman, stars at this week’s Princess House debate on a compromise percent return on equity for Its Wednesday: 595 an official from Thailand, be immigration bill. stockholders. came the first in 1967. Grace Foundation Awards Gala Play Four: S188 PELE in Dallas, Texas, the third In Brief 'Better Manchester* Democrats eye ’87 grand marshal benefit held for the foundation. MIkey returns Mlltap recorded Prince Rainier. Prince Albert John Gilchrist, who 15 years By Georoe Lovno "Next on the agenda is organize main tasks a local political party Involved.” she said, adding Aat Manchester Herald Herald Reporter and Princesses Stephanie and ago was “Mikey,” the toddler Zlnsier-Meottl debate to air on cabla a base of people.” Tracey said. organization must accomplish — Ae hopes to win election to the Mllsap’s -Lost in the Dreamln’,” “Seven Spanish An Although the group has not had any gels” and “Who’s Gonna Fill Caroline are on the guest list, as coaxed in TV commercials by his USPS 327-500 A debate videotaped earlier this month between Republican raising money, gettingout the vote, committee in 1988. Tonight (in the Still of the are Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant, VOL. CVI, No. 14 While most political attention is formal meetings — "We talk once and becoming involved in neigh ** **’® year’s most Their Shoes.” two older brothers into eating ^bllshsd dtlly sscept Sunday incumbent Carl A. Zinsaer of Manchester and Michael P. Meotti focused on Ae Nov. 4 election, Group member Mary Welle- l a r d e d song of 1986 licensed by Joan Collins, Gregory Peck, Life cereal, has returned as a and certain holidaya by the Man- Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 of Glastonbury — Ae two candidates in the 4th Senatorial in a while,” said Tracey — the borhood concerns. meyer said her main concern Is weekly, J6.50 tor one month, $19.25 when state and federal representa group plans to become more active While the Democratic town com the American Society of Compos Robert Wagner, Stefanie Powers teenager to again promote the cheater^bllahlnBCo.,ieB«“ ;r"d for three months, $38.50 for tlx District — will be shown on csbie television next week and the providing for more public partici breakfast food. Mace, Manchester. Conn 06040 week after. tives will be chosen, the progres once the political season begins in mittee does a good Job on the first ers, Authors and Publishers. Restaurant rivalry and Brooke Shields. Navy Secre Swond data pottage paid at Man- months and $77.00 for one year sive group Democrats for a Better pation in decisions about how land Mall rates are available on request. RuA Nye of Ae League of Women Voters, who served aa I9S7. two, It still "needs some polish in The group, which collects tary John Lehman Jr. also was This time he’s talking, and is chetter Conn. POSTMASTER Manchester has set its sights on the Some of the group’s goals will be In Manchester is used. She said royalties for songwriters, on A restaurant company formed on the list for the event, which is rejected by a girl who refuses to send addrett changes to the Man- moderator for Ae debate, said Wednesday the forum will be getting Involved” in neighborhood that as things stand now, only a few by Anson Williams and Al 1987 municipal elections, accord to increase voter registration, to issues, she said. Wednesday also chose ’Troy named for the late Grace Kelly believe he was the original * ^ •* 1 !: Box 591 wSn- aired on Channel IS on the Cox Cable television system next ing to one of its leaders. people make the decision. Mollnaro, who starred in televi cheater. Conn. 06040 To place a classified or display Wednesday at 8 p.m. and next Thursday at 7 p.m. It will also ^ push for housing code enforcement Other members said they want to Seals songwriter of the year. He and is to aid young performing "Mikey” who dug into a bowl of Robin Tracey, one of nine Member Christine Joyner wants and Mike Reid, a former defen sion’s ’Happy Days ” has ac artists. Life even though his two older advertisement, or to report a news shown on Oct. 17 Arough Oct. M at $ p.m. and more affordable housing, and get more liberal Democrats GUARANTEED DELIVERY' If activists who first made headlines to seek more day care. Tracey said to control development "We don’t sive linebacker for the Cincin cused two former employees of brothers were pretty sure he Picture idee, cell 643- The hall-hour debate was filmed at the Cox Cable studios on elected to the town committee. trying to start an identical eaterv A 81,500-per-plate dinner is >u don’t re^ve your Herald by 2711. Office hours ere 6:30 e.m. to 5 in January when they mounted she is optimistic Ae group con "There still seems to be Ae have to attract ^velopers In Als nati Bengals, wrote the song planned for Saturday night, and wouldn’t like it. .30 p m. weekdays or 8 a.m Satur p m. Monday through Tridey Parker Street on Oct. 2. The two candidates fielded questions challenges for seats on the Demo recorded by Milsap. in Philadelphia. day. pleete telephone your carrier ftrom a panel Aat included representatives from Ae Manchester increase the size and voice of country club-atmosphere atti town the way we once did,” she officials expect to raise about In the new commercial, the cratic Town Committee, said Wed Manchester progressives as it said. Seals’ songwriter award was Williams, who played Potsle II you re unable to reach your car- Herald, the Journal Inquirer and Ae Hartford Courant. tude.” Mark Kusik said of the 8750,000. Guests for the four-day girl who doesn’t believe he was rler, call au^rlber service at 647- nesday Ae group hopes to build seeks to achieve its agenda. party’s governing body. for "Lost in the Fifties Tonight ” and Molinaro, who played Big Al, weekend also are due to attend a The forum is also scheduled to be aired on United Cable Joyner and Wellemeyer also said pattern their restaurants oii the young Mikey tells Gilchrist 99W by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or to a The Manchester Herald Is e mem support on issues such as housing Tracey, one of four members Teri Ferguson also was critical "Country Girls, ” "Drinkin’ arid r^eo . cocktail party, fashion that Mikey "would have been nr Saturdays for guaranteed deliv ber of the Associated Press and a Television Oct. 28 and Oct. 28 at 8:80 p.m. when candidates compete for local they want more attention given to Arnold’s, the diner that was a ery In Manchester. member of the Audit Bureau of Cir who won seats on the town of the town committee. "Iheytend improving education for town show and horse show. cuter.” culations. boards next year. Dr. Jogl's chill Itnt the remedy committee, said there are Aree to shut down people who want to get youths. AlAough it took Ae grand prise at Ae Manchester Chili Fair in July, a concoction called Dr. Joel’s Remedy was notjust what Ae Judges ordered at last weekend’s Connecticut Chili Festival. 'Outsiders’ don’t rush to back O’Neill Dr. Joel Reich, the director of emergency medicine at CwthNcd from page l ing O’Neill because of the gover some extrentely good candidates Job as a television newscaster for Manchester Memorial Hospital, did not take home any trophies nor’s support of education. How Aat progressives hi general can Channel 86, Tracey said she was from the festival, which was held at Shallowbrook Equestrian "Ihis is what’s holding a lot of ever. she admitted it is "a difficult rally behind,” she said, addingthat glad because Moffett will probably CLASSIFIED ADS ______Center in Somers. people up,” he said. decision.” by 1888 and 198S, more liberals be Ale to focus attention on stories But not all of the Manchester entrants residents were so Mary Wellemeyer. another Joyner said she was not bitter should win election. important to progressives. unlucky. Michael J. Scott of Manchester, who devised Scotty’s member of the group, said she will about Moffett’s defeat. "I think we Prove it to yourself by calling the classified department Chillhead Chili, went home with a third-place loving cup. support O’Neill. "I’m a Demo ha ve tq take those kind of emotions Kusik said members of Demo "I’m sure I'll be watAing "Manchester was well represented,” said Rick Whitmyre, a crat.” she explained. out of politics.” she said. crats for a Better Manchester have Channel 80 news." she said. spokesman for United Technologies Corp., which sponsored the She said that because of her Job, While Ae had been considering alao learned more stMut wtet it festival. she has not been too active in voting for Belaga, Joyner said she takes to be successfol in politics politics since February, and as a was upset that Belaga. a state "We grew up a lot — we’re in Ae to place your ad today! Call 643-2711 for assistance. There were four town teams. Those headed by Reich and Scott consequence did not come away representative, led legislators in process of growing up a lot,” she W E D ELIV ER were Joined by one led by Daniel Hudgins, preparing Western from Moffett’s defeat feeling bit said. It you haven't received your Cowhands’ Oiili, and another wiA Jan Wlochowski at Ae helm, being absent from the General Manchester Herald by 5 pen ter. While at first she supported Assembly while votes were being weekdays or 7 30 a m Saturdays, working on San Antonio Spice. Moffett, “I-fInally took my ’foby taken. "Certainly we cm participate The overall winner, Thomas Dory of Ae Bronx. N.Y., will be and participation makes a differ please call your carrier. If you're stkker off my car in August.” Ae Despite Moffett’s defeat, Tracey ence,” a g r ^ Wellemeyer. unable to reach your carrier, call iHiutrliratrr iirraiil sent to a deserted gold mine in California, as Connecticut’s said. saM she is optimistic that irogres- subscriber service. 647-9946. by 6 representative at the Worid Chili Cook-off on Oct. 26. Graop member dnistine Joyner sive candidates will gain more pm weekdays or 10 am Saturd^ As for Moffett, who has bowed for guarantee delivery said she is leaning toward support power in the tature. "There are out of politics and has accepted a 4 - WAWCHE8TER HERALD, TIlMnwfay. Oct. K . MW " " ' ' I I I - I ------^ M ANCm egTgR HERALD. Thuraday, Oct. 1«, i m — 5 Cotmecticmt tn B ri^ Yale susponsions lead to protests I vs./woHd tn Bn«f U.S. shuns 9un-runnina probe Bv Swwfi Okufo M flfI dM ElM Cl In nSAMlIf a m I 2 ? M a n aa». gtuilMstudent t m newspaper m m m t m i on rrM>v Friday aa as wanwure aimi given wrHtm written reprimands AflMflCMfe I n l M n ^ ^ —»- - m. ... _ , — , . . „ Man charged In anaun on ax-wffa THwAwdcfoNtf F)r< Jetted Anterteen IDs pisns ssbotour By Low rene* l . Kttufson as U.S. laws, includingthe neutral "We w n M t be iMinMatetf by supporting the suspensions. tbe students said. never intended to prevent individu of the testimony might be used by Th « AsMCiotMi press ity acts, are obeyed,” be said. VERNON - A man allegedly kidnapped Maex-wife, aam lted Yale's aetieu." Yale senior Ste- "Tbe students were going als from leaving the country to tbe Nicaraguan government in its NEW HAVEN - The niJilJ l SnspensioHs are mere severe A~ 75* claims a man Abrams said that while be and ner and tried to force her Into a hidden baaement aaoR equipped pbeu Kuigbt said at a news beyond in a very clear way icmbCIIIo t dJT b esptured Am ciicdn as a CIA pmniAWM taitA flght for a cause in which they skme of nine Yale student* ever a than probation. wMcb in turn is WASHINGTON (AP) -TheU.S. trial of Eugene Hasenfus, the sole with wall-mounted shackles and a bare mattress as the couple's conference Wednesday. accepted notions of protected coonMiiatad rebel supply nights is res^ sib le^ ^ others have known private efforts believe,” he said. sit-in protestinf the university's more severe than reprimands. government should respect the survivor of the cargo plane crash. were being launched to aid the “ Millions of people believe pas two young sons watched, state police charged Wednesday. speech," Schmidt toM the Yale MagBI said the executive com bomWnfdfaCubanalrllimrtLtkiriedIffiSe " privacy of die "brave men" Democrats, who control the investments in Sooth Africa hnve WWiiJ^ THE UJL government Daily News. Contras, be does not know who is sionately in the cause of the House, outvoted the Republicans Steven Atkinson, 7$, of Stafford was ordered held hi the been eriUeind as inerdinatety P ?P ^ iBtorior Minister Luis C a rrio r^ , at a news •uppiying material to the Nicara hmpeos* stricter sancthms against mittee bad beeomeacourt, but bad organising them and believes it freedom fighters,” Abrams said. Brooklyn Detention Center in Hen of 9lW,0Mafleranappearance MagiB criticised tbe presence of none of the protections o f public guan rebels and has no business on that request. harsh by students, city poHtleiane Hou ft Africa and universities such both Yale College Dean Sidney P««WenOal offices, said would be inappropriate to try to ’ "That Americans came in to fill in Superior Court in Vernon on Wednesday. Ife was charged with and a union official. courts. pletuiM or m e man once Jailed in the airliner homhinw investigating their actions because find out. Abrams insisted the flight in M HarvardandOeorgetowndIvest Altman and Associate Dean J. the breech I And unsurprising and nrst-degree kidnapping and first-degree sexual assault, state Yale's stodsnt gevernnient. the they broke no law, a State He said these Americans were which Hasenfus took part was a •Hber pardaQy or entirely, "Yale Lloyd Settle at tbe disciplinary ***ffl!«wnt£MDlio^ Eugene Hasenfus. wonderful.” police said. Yale College Cooneff, has con- SCHMnyr, a LEOAI, scholar, Department offieial says. «Irf * **'®<^*'^‘cated "acute ethanol intoxication ’ John Wilhelm, an official of Yale’s investment policy will not *?.** ** ®** ABC’s "Good Morning America.” it is not a legitimate task at the U.S. any more than I know the identity said the university would not tion had their probations extended and launching of military expedi and 40 minute delay when they ^ P E ‘ *>anol is alcohol, he said, Yale’s two labor unions, said the allow the college to bold stocks in We will c ^ in u e to do so and we shall never retreat from that government to track down who is of the Americans who are helping comment on criticism of the for the duration of their enrollment tions from U.S. shores. Insisted Abrams’ testimony be a situation wh.™ hi contributed to him putting himself In suspensions were the harshest at Yale, the students said. companies that do not adhere to even if America was to bomb us with nuclear bombs,” Gadhafi contributing what to whom, so long " I think tbe neutrality laws were the communist regime in Nicara Executive Committee’s action. said. held in closed session because part McDoZl^h , McDonough said. penalties he had beard of since his the Sullivan Principles, a set of fair gua,” he said. However. Yale President Benno In another spring protest involv ‘ 5* ®^ Brusic’s death was multiple blunt undergraduate days at Yale 20 C. Schmidt Jr. was quoted by the employment guidelines for South In the Interview conducted In an apartment building in the algnincant 'j* ethanol intoxication as a ing a blockade, undergraduates Africa. Libyan port of Sirte, Gadhafi said that if the United States C significant contributing factor on the death certificate. continues aggression" against Libya, "I shall be forced to C 200 attend create an international army against America.” Senate gears up for immigration fight Inmate diet of AIDS complications By Lorry Moroosak undocumented workers. Voting for the bill were 161 Reagan gets $291 billion defense Mil Tha Associated Press "The possibility still clearly Democrats and 77 Republicans. HAR1TFORD -- A Hamden man became the second state meeting on exists for a delay, and even Opposed were 80 Democrats and 93 ~ President Reagan has on his desk a defense WASHINGTON - Moving prison Inmate within a month to die as a result of medical budget bill which reduces his Pentagon build-up for a second filibuster,” said a worried Republicans. swiftly to maintain momentum on Simpson. coinpllcatlons related to AIDS, a Correction Department **rfi !l* permits the purchase of thousands of weapons The Hispanic caucus was split, spokeswoman says. AIDS pupil a House-passed immigration bill, But despite administration con wmle dropping proposed arms control restrictions. the chief Senate sponsor is working with five members voting yes and r The spokeswoman, Connie Wilks, said Ronald Neal, 37. was cerns about some portions of the six no T The Republican-controlled Senate gave voice vote approval to furiously to head off a filibuster transferred from the Somers State Prison Infirmary to St. bill, Simpson said he was optimis GRANBY (AP) — Parents op the package Wednesday afternoon, about three hours after It and discourage a presidential veto. tic about President Reagan’s sup The bill includes a protec Francis Hospital early 'Tuesday and died that night. passed the House on a 283-128 vote. posed to the decision to allow an Taking no chances after the port, because, "every time I go to tion for Hlspanjcs who could face .u . ?A*®*** the exact cause of N eal’s death is unknown, but added elementary student with AIDS to The bill authorizes the Pentagon to spend 8291.9 billion in the landmark bill cleared the House on that It was related to AIDS. that remarkable man. I ’ve been Job diraaiinipation because of the attend classes spoke out at a fiscaijroar which started Oct. 1. That Is about 810billion less than Wednesday by a 238-173 vote. Sen. able to move It (the bill) along.” employer sanctions. Employment Neal was paroled in September 1984 after serving more than meeting called by school district the 8802 billion military budget authorized last year and is far Alan K. Simpson, R-Wyo., sche Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, bias based on national origin or five years of a 12- to 24-year term for first-degree robbery and officials to answer questions about under the 8320 billion sought by Reagan this year. duled a White House meeting branded the bill "very expensive” citizenship status would be prohi escape from sheriff’s custody. Wilks said. She said he was the disease. The bill is a compromise between measures passed separately today. and said it could violate budget bited, and a special counsel would convicted last summer of sixth-degree larceny and violation of More than 200 people listened la it summer by the House and Senate. A conference committee And he began "a spirited educa ceiling limitations. be created in the Justice Depart parole and returned to Somers on Sept. 12. Wednesday as Dr. James Hadler, had worked for the past month to reconcile more than 1,250 tion effort” with senators, includ The House delegation from ment to enforce the protections. chief epidemiologist for the state differences. ing those he said are "intent upon Texas, which has a long border Employers of three or fewer Department of Health Services, killing the bill” when It reaches the with Mexico, was a strong force people would be exempted from explained that scientific evidence Senate floor — probably today. against the bill, voting "no” by a anti-discrimination, language. Drunken drivers may see the light shows children will not contract Several Senate conservatives 28-6 margin. Quake survivor found after 5 days have traditionally opposed immi In one of the many balancing AIDS through casual contact with "Granting amnesty to 4 million acts of the bill, the civil rights MERIDEN — Two police units have been given new devices the student. gration bills as being too expen illegal aliens to solve the immigra SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Workers clawing through language could be wiped out by that look and operate as flashlights but have built-in sensors to sive, and have criticized them as tion problem is like trying to solve help detect drunken drivers. However, several people said tons of earthquake nibble rescued a person who survived five Congress after three years if a being too lenient because they the problem of illegal drugs In this they were unhappy with the days entombed In debris. President Jose Napoleon Duarte General Accounting Office report The devices, known as a Passive Alcohol Sensors, were would grant amnesty to millions of country by legalizing cocaine,” SEN. PHIL GRAMM presence of the infected pupil, who reported. found the provisions were unfair to donated to the Wallingford Police Department and the Bethany illegal aliens. said Rep. Dick Armey, R-Texas. got AIDS through a transfusion of employers. Likewise, employer . . . Very expensive’ Barracks of the state police Wednesday night. Word of Wednesday’s dramatic discovery came hours before Written by a House-Senate con None of the supporters who tainted blood before blood- sanctions could end at the same _ Rem ove Intoxicated Drivers and Mothers Against Drunk Secretary of State George P. Shultz was to arrive for a firsthand ference, the immigration bill spoke in the House debate Wednes screening tests were available. In time, if found to cause widespread receiving federal assistance for Driving, two private groups who want drunken-driving laws AS photo appraisal of the damage caused by Friday’s disaster. offers legalization to aliens who the Kelly Lane School. day expressed approval of tbe discrimination. five years. made more strict, bought the two sensors and presented them to Ju8t testing "You can’t say there are no survivors because in Mexico City came to the United States illegally entire compromise bill, but most police at the State Police Academy. Norman Aldrich said he will they found people alive after eight days," said Marcel Chevrolet, before 1982 but have establish^ agreed with the comment of a The bill would provide 84 billion That’s the amount offered by roots here since then. The sensor is concealed inside a Bashllght and operates allow his daughter to attend the The “Mlchelob Light Eagle" Is shown a member of a Swiss rescue team, referring to the September prime author. Rep. Dan Lungren, over four years to reimburse state Reagan, but disliked by many without the knowledge of the person being tested. public school only "when you can will attempt to set a new world 1985 quake that ravaged the Mexican capital. "But time Is To balance that program, the bill R-Callf.: "It Isn’t the SIstIne and local governments for provid lawmakers from states with large provides for fines and prison terms To oM rate it, the Instrument is placed about 6 Inches from the offer me the same care and on a recent test flight at Hanscom running against them." Chapel, but it’s not a bad paint ing benefits to newly legalized numbers of illegal aliens — who distance record for human-powered for employers who knowingly hire person being tested and when a switch on the flashlight is turned understanding you a rr allowing Field near Concord, Mass. The flight. ^ Duarte announced the survivor’s rescue during a nationally Job.” aliens, who would be barred from favor a full reimbursement. on, an air pump begins to work and the sensor analyzes the the other child." 88-pound human-powered aircraft televised address. expelled air from the lungs. Seconds later, the officer is given a Duarte, who has been updating the casualty toll during nightly Coffee linked digital readout on the back of the device of the alcohol level in the telecasts, did not provide any new numbers Wednesday night. person’s breath. The official toll stood at 982 known dead and more than 8,000 to heart disease Injured. Hundreds of buildings have been damaged or destroyed and more than 2,000 homes leveled. Belaga eager to face O’Neill in debate BOSTON (AP) — A new study 6 Students Injured In bus crash By Judd Everhart finds that men who drink a lot of news conference. coffee are nearly three times as The Associated Press Belaga, deputy House majority Wallingford, also said Belaga truck outside the Meeting House Congress passes appliance Mil NEW HARTFORD — Three schoolchildren were treated for missed a vote on a family life likely as non-users to have heart minor liijuries at a hospital and released after the school bus they leader from Westport, has said she and use a bullhorn to "tell the WASHINGTON — Legislation setting national energy disease, but experts caution that HARTFORD — Republican Ju had to make "tough decisions" on education bill, which failed by one people what we have accomplished were riding was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer truck vote. Belaga has said that she efficiency standards for large household appliances — a step the It’s still not clear whether the state police said. lie D. Belaga says debates with when she could miss votes because and ask them If they thinkit is fair" Democratic Gov. William A. supported the measure and that Reagan administration has refused to take through regulations morning brew actually contributes ■The truck driver, Kazimlerz Wrobel, 31, of Texas was charged of her campaign. She said she that he was not included. — is awaiting the president’s signature. to heart trouble. O’Neill give her the chance to show checked In dally with GOP leaders even If she had been there to vote with following too close after the accident on Wednesday state The bill, backed by a coalition of appliance makers and the public what she’s all about. The to find out what bills were coming for it. It would have failed on a tie " I ’m on the ballot," he told However, such statistical associ police said. vote. environmental groups, was approved by voice votes In the House governor plans to talk about his up and whether her vote would be Capitol reporters. " I think there’s ations do not prove that the coffee ® ®f ‘ •'e bus, which was carrying record over the past six years. needed. Asked about that, the Democrats a conspiracy on to deny me access. and Senate on Wednesday. Is the cause of their heart prob 26 children between the ages of 8 and 12, as It turned left off Route They meet in their first debate said that Belaga’s presence and a I can’t understand their attitude." lems. 44 In New Hartford at 8:25 a.m., authorities said. today in Mystic. Polinsky said another legislator speech on the floor of the House in Longo said he would use the Belaga said earlier In the week seeking higher office — Rep. favor of the measure could have truck-and-bullhorn routine at each she planned no special training Christine M. Niedermeier, D- swayed enough votes to get the bill of the upcoming debates. Norwalk man run over on 1-95 sessions with her advisers. A Fairfield, running for Congress — through. Of the five face-to-face confron spokesman for O’Neill said the made it to better than 90 percent of Today’s debate, at the Meeting tations with O’Neill and Belaga, he the votes this year. The Belaga Houre at Mystic Seaport, is spon NORWALK — A 25-year-old Norwalk man was killed when he governor already had in mind the ,*'!''’**•* ‘® ®"*y 0" was thrown from his car and run over on Interstate 95 during rush points he wanted to make end campaign countered that Nieder sored by the Connecticut Dally WTNH-TV in New Haven, to be hour, state police said. planned no special preparation. meier was not running a statewide Newspaper Association. taped on Oct. 20 and aired Oct. 25. Jack Cares... race and did not face a primary Belaga spent Wednesday cam A car driven by the victim, Frank Direnzo, struck another On Wednesday, a group of The others are planned Oct. 28 at and springtime delegate contests, paigning In Putnam, New London vehicle driven by Jon M. Geppert, 22, of Bridgeport while Democratic legislators sharply the Italian Center In Stamford, as Bblaga did. and other eastern Connecticut About your opinlonsi changing lanes, causing both cars to spin out of control and hit a criticized Belaga for missing al sponsored by the Southwest Area towns. O’Neill, following a speech guard rail about 4:08 p.m. Wednesday, state police said. most half of this year’s votes in the Rep. Kenneth L. Przybysz. D- Commerce and Industry Associa In Hartford in the morning, headed General Assembly. tion: Oct. 31 at WFSB-TV In Direnzo was thrown from his car onto the center of the highway Montvllle, said that while Belaga to Norwalk for several stops. He’s been walking In "There is no excuse for her not p re s s e s concern about children, Hartford, to be aired Nov. 1 and 2; and run over by a third car, authorities said. The Unaffiliated Party candi being here 43 percent of the time,” she missed a vote on a measure and Oct. 31 at the Old State House State police said they are looking for the driver of the car that date for governor, Frank Ungo your neighborhood and Rep. Janet Pollnsky of Waterford, in Hartford, sponsored by the ran over Direnzo. 8itn6d 8t improving d8y-c8r9 former mayor of Bristol, was not ranking Democrat on the Appro services. League of Women Voters, The Geppert was taken to Norwalk Hospital for treatment of an priations Committee, said at a invited to today’s debate. he’ll keep on walking i^ u ry to his left leg, police said. A hospital spokeswoman said Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky. D- Hartford Courant and Connecticut He vowed to park his campaign Public Television. she could not release information about his condition. even after he's elected Sub funding approved till he visits every home Dliving-test backlog disappears Donald F. Bates WASHINGTON (API - A 14th in the 13th district. WETHERSFIELD — A serious backlog in appointments for program in general and for con Trident submarine, four 688-class tinued steady production of the driving tests at some state Department of Motor Vehicles offices attack submarines, and develop 9 has disappeared, a state official says. Trident submarine in particular." DOT H/IRfFOro — MANCHESTER ^G U m m ment of the new SSN-21 attack sub The authorization bill passed the "W e re back to a very normal waiting Ume,” said William E. were included in the defense House on Wednesday by a 283-128 MpRItME W ^ iw ’sday ^ ®^ *be department’s Division of Driving Licensing, authorization bill approved by the vote. House. spending $1.5 temporary placement of two inspectors at the ’"rhis bill contains tremendous billion for another Trident, more Wethersfield office has reduced the wait for a test from nine news for Eastern Connecticut," than 82 billion for four SSN-888 Re-elect DON BATES weeks to one week. said Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D- class subs and 8454 million for Elect Jack Thompson Conn., whose district includes the Last v»^k those seeking driving tests at Wethersfield, advanced procurement of the lead State Representative - 9th Assembly District M d gep on and Stamford, were told that they would have to wait Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, SSN-21 ship and 8256.7 million for REFniMHI? Conn. " It indicates strong support weeks for appointments because research and development for the Democrat for State Representative Representing Town Districts t*‘e"*ferred to a truck inspection squad. In Congress for the submarine new attack submarine. Mortgage. 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By LdTrvGarbdr including more than a dozen plays Since then, he periodically has Thtf Asnoclofgd Press production o f Georgb GrwMI’ u N azi talk and two novels. taught as a visiting professor at famous novel on totalitarfanism, He was educated at Government Yale University and at the English “ Animal Farm.” STOCKHOLM, Sweden - WWe Cofiege and University College in universities of Cambridge and «EA6AN ANP 1 Soyinka of Nigeria, a foreefoi Soyinka bOWed to Soviet wisBes Ibadan before moving to En jan d Sheffield. leSLANO HA^ J s c f c writer of novels, pldys and poetry, and excluded the play. He said Ms in 1954. After graduating fWnn the Soyinka has been prolific as a •me r s fC F tC T today became the first African decision was was consistent with nothing but f IN A tL Y A k e Unlveristy o f Leeds with a degree writer of both drama, fiction, the institute’ s charter. 6 6 0 winner of the Nobel P riie tor in EngHsh, be worked asa teacher poetry, essays and criticism, but is CUM ATe ro R literature. Buchanan, 37, a profiesaor at and scriptwriter at the Royal Court most famous ias a dramatist. George Mason UnivetXHy in Fair A S U P E R f O M 6 R Soyinka, S2, was cited by the ON ^etH IN S ’Theatre in London, where Ms first After his imprisonment, be pro fax, Ya., wascttedforhiscontilbo- Swedish Academy o f Letters as a dramatic sketches, poems and duced increasingly Meak verse tions in a field called new'pOiitiCM SOMMTT writer “ who in a wide cultural nonsense songs were performed in the late and prose, including “ Madmen economy, or “ public choice,” an perspecUve and with poetic over 1993s. and Specialists” in 1970 and his area on the boundaiy of economic tones fashions the drama of lb 1930, Soyinka returned to second novel, "Season of Anomy” existence.” and political science stutfles. mgeria as a research fellow in in 1973. A brighter period followed In announcing the award, the Earlier today, an American, Ronald Osella, one of Manchester’s most drama, fife quickly established with "Death and the King's Horse Royal Swedishh AcAcademy of Scien James McGill Buchanan, won the vocal Republicans of late, needs to spend a Bank helped himself as a dramatist, actor and man” in 1975. The work embodies ces said Buchanan’S work fined a 19W Nobei Memorial Prise in director of exceptional talent. bit of time studying history. his philosphy that the cultures of gap in traditional economics, Economic Science for his contribu He was arrested in 1937 and Africa and Europe need to cross- which bad lacked an independent At a meeting of the Republican Town tions to the theory of economic and accused o f conspiring with anti- fertilize each other. political decision-making. theory of political decision^ Committee Tuesday night, Osella stated his CIA make government rebels fighting to As head of the U.N.-sponsored making. Soyinka, who writes in English, establish an independent state International Theater Institute, opposition to Town Charter revisions that “ has a large and richly varied ‘ ’Buchanan’s contribution is that called Biafra. Soyinka was impri Soyinka was involved in a contro he has transferred the concept of literary production behind him and would make consolidation between the town soned for 22 months. versial decision earlier this year. gain derived from mutual ex is in his prime as an author,” the arms deals After his release, he lived in exile During the Theater of Nations, change between individuals to the and the Eighth Utilities District less difficult. academy said in a prepared JAMES BUCHANAN WOLE SOYINKA in Europe and Ghana. He returned an international festival organized realm of political decision In doing so, he drew an analogy that left him statement. to Nigeria in 1976 and taught 0 by the institute, the Soviet Union . . . dconomicn winnor ... ‘in his prims' He has published about 20 works. making,” the academy said in a looking foolish, to pot it kindly. WASHINGTON — The crash last week of a Classes at He University. protested as anti-Soviet the British statement. blondic Theodore R. Cummings, Stephen T. Penny "m ystery plane” carrTringguns fcr the and other leaders of the consolidation Nicaraguan contras sheds some unwelcome light movement, Osella said, are seeking to on the shady reality of international arms reword the charter "on the basis of sm u tf ling. The CIA stoutly denied any hand in the Senate takes death Congress eager to pass spending bill _ weA incident, but the denial was greeted with something they call ‘fairness.’ E t t A widespread skepticism. By Steven K om orow controlled Senate was expected to midnight. Any additionai House- were to report to work and a C "That reminds me,” he continued, "o f a H lfLM 6 (^ ld 0 6 RXq- worth iTAR-TELCSWAM--.^^ The Associated Press It is rare indeed that CIA involvement in the provision out of biii strip away when it takes up the Senate-White House Jousting on decision would be made mMMfay certain German dictator who claimed that measure today. the extraneous provisions could on whether they would be sent murky world of arms trading can be pinpointed WASHINGTON - With the go House passage came despite require enactment of a fourth home, said Ed Dale, spokestnan the provisions of the Armistice Treaty were beyond a reasonable doubt. But bills of lading, WASHINGTON (AP) - A ll 7 legislation before sending it vernment technically out of busi complaints the Mil was too Mg and stopgap bill to prevent a govern for the Office of Management and ‘unfair’ to the German people and whipped purchase orders, bank records and other billion anti-drug Mil is awaiting back to the House for further ness, Congress is working to unwieldy. But weary lawmakers ment shutdown. Budget. documents obtained by our associates Corky House consideration, after the action. them up with hate propaganda ... to Justify quickly wrap up a half-trillion were eager to hit the campaign The House approved early to Senate ended an impasse over a t The president endorsed thq Johnson and Donald Goldberg show conclusively dollar spending compromise that trail, and the spending package is day, 258-97, a 24-bour interim his invasion of Poland and the near extinction death-penalty provision in the House-Senate compromise that a respected Maryland bank was caught up b) Even thouipi an overwhelm received a qualified endorsement the biggest hurdle in their way. spending biil to carry the govern of a race of people who simply wanted to be measure by approving manda reached Wednesday even though the web of clandestine CIA arms deals. ing majority of House members from President Reagan. “ I ’m tired,” said Rep. Silvio ment through midnight tonight. tory life sentences for drug- voted for the death-penalty The House on Wednesday night 930 Mllion was cut from Ms ori^nal T ON THf f left alone to practice their own way of life.” Conte, R-Mass., reflecting the Remember, she started that timistic. but I commend your The documents show that for more than 10 ye a n related murders. House Appropriations Committee *Blz’ has been provision. Majority Leader Jim approved a |S76 billion omnitas feelings of many members. " I military spending request. Unquestionably, leading Democrats and way in 1931 and has never stopped efforts. Keep ft upf! the First National Bank of Maryland In Baltimore The Senate deleted the death- Chairman Jamie L. Whitten, D- Wright, D-Texas, predicted his spending Mil. covering virtually want to go home and see my Miss., said Senate Majority The compromise spending pack ' IrfC'VE < their compatriots deserve their share of a good friend caring and working for you. has been the transfer point for millions of CIA penalty provision Wednesday colleagues would go along with all aspects of government opera people.” Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., assured age contained about 9290 Mllion for COMPAM dollars used to buy and strip military hardware night and adopted other the Senate’s decision to strike criticism for the way they’ve chosen to I iam proud to call "Biz” my AILntz tions for fischl 1937, by a vote of Meanwhile, the government’s him of action early today. the Pentagon and defense projects I'M & around the world. Two transactions In 1932 and changes in the election-year capital punishment. conduct the effort to win revisions in the friend. She is her town’s friend 9 Stephen St. 235-172. It then added amend spending authority, provided in It was not immediately known in other agencies, and 913.4 Mllion /MAKi To (he Editor: 1933 alone involved the shipping of about 100,000 ments, jopposed by the White charter. Their effort is short on specifics and and yours also. three stopgap bills since the fiscal whether Reagan would sign such a for foreign aid, both levels below rifles, worth IS million, to ports indicating that the House, that the Republican- year began Oct. 1, expired at measure. Government employees the president’s request. long on rhetoric. In view of happenings and You could not have a more weapons may have been delivered to But they are a far, far cry from Nazis, and slanted publicity during the past dedicated representativein Hart Pearl doesn’t CIA-supported rebel groups in Nicaragua. Angola ford. their leaders bear no resemblance few months, it makes one wonder and Afghanistan. Send her back on Nov. 4. You’ll belong to group whatsoever to Adolf HiUer, architect of the if the residents of Manchester, Researchers isolate anti-cancer gene particularly those in the 13th be lucky and happy — and THE TWO COMPANIES that carried out the Holocaust that left six million Jews dead. The hopefully, so will I. District, have any understanding transactions were Associated Traders Corp. of By Daniel Q. Haney To (be Editor: rare forms of childhood cancer absence. Both types are mutant or copies, you don’t get the tumor,” advocates of change, while they have or appreciation of "B iz” Swens- Baltimore and the Washington, DC., o fficeo f The Associated Press called retinoblastoma and incomplete versions of ordinary said Dryja. " It ’s only If you lose the son. their state representative. Mtn-lelW.Bnckley Sherwood International Corp., a Los oestosarcoma. certainly demonstrated human fallings, are An article in your newspaper genes that normally regulate cell normal copies that you get the U.8. ACRI playing by the rules of our political system. So there will be no questions as Groton has been brought to the attention Angeles-based licensed arms exporter. Associated BOSTON — Scientists have “ These are not major diseases, growth. 1 tumor. So this gene somehow to my qualifications concerning Representative, of our association. The article is Trades used First National Bank to make Isolated the first anti-cancer gene, but we think that the other major One kind Is called a dominant prevents cancer. We’ve never had In the past. Democrats such as Penny have one that causes rare forms of eye my comments In this letter, let me 4ls( Assembly District dated Oct. 4.1933, andlsunderthe payments to Sherwood for handling the arms cancers, like some colon and oncogene, tfecause of a mutation, a gene before like that.” led Manchester admirably. and bone cancer when It Is absent breast and lung cancers, are first say that I have served in the heading. ’’Wilson gets shipments. this gene instructs a cell to grow 5 0 off / gallon and could hold clues to other such caused because genes like this are Dryja said one of the next If Osella really sees a parallel here, his General Assembly since January endorsement.” Associated Traders Is a CIA “ front,” our too much and become cancerous. genes that are the key to more lost,” said Dr. Thaddeus P. Dryja research goals will be to figure out perspective is blurred beyond belief. Perhaps 1931. Rep. Swensson took her first sources have confirmed. It was incorporated In About two dozen dominant onco In part. It states. “ Edward J. common forms of cancer. of Massachusetts Eye and Ear what kind of signal this gene sends oath at the same time, and we are Editorials should 1939 as a Baltimore firm, but now operates In genes have been isolated so far. M Full ServIcB Company Bring In coupon fellow Republicans should pay his way to Wilson, the independent candi In recefit years, researchers Infirmary. The other variety, called reces to stop cancer. That Information both actively seeking re-election Vienna, Va., not far from CIA headquarters In 89 West Road Germany, where he could visit Dachau or have an Impact date in the 19th Assembly Dis have Identified several different Cancer genes are'the subject of sive oncogenes, until now have may be helpful in deciphering the or call today. for a fourth term. ^ n g le y . The front company’s offices are In a genes that can cause cancer. But genetic origins of more common Ellington, CT 00029 trict. has won the endorsement of Intense research in the quest to eluded Isolation. Normally they another death camp. Surely, the trip and the We had not m etbeforethatday. building that houses classified federal government the newly discovered gene is the understand and control the dis forms of the disease. E. Steve Pearl of Manchester, the limit or stop the growth of cells. (ISO gallon minimum) time at the history books would combine to but as time passed, serving To the Editor: operations. first that results in cancer only ease. Experts believe there are Offer Expires Nov. 14, IS president of the Connecticut When they work correctly, they Retinoblastoma and osteosar clear his vision. together on one committee, as Robert Maxwell, a former First National senior when it is missing or incomplete. two kinds of genes: those that prevent cancer. But when they are coma each probably affect no Taxpayers Association.” When babies are born without Limit One Per Customer well as in the House, and having Just a note to commend your executive, acknowledged that the bank handled cause cancer by their presence and lost, cells proliferate wildly. more than 500 people in the United To avoid any further confusion this gene, they face a high risk of our office cubicles adjacently the Associated Traders account with the clear those that cause It by their “ If you keep those normal States each year. recent editorials. I don’t know we would like to state the understanding that the company was really the located, I began toknowthis lady who wrote them but 1 thinkyoo’re following; and to admire her. Her concern CIA. right on the mark. I hope this is the 1. E. Steve Pearl Is not now, and and caring for her town and its Maxwell told us he was Instructed by his bosses beginning of a more responsible has never been, a member enorita's proper Individuals. I ’m not op- 21 r-'armyard Association Inc. He w ^ s ufto locate another bank... In Panama, "Our communities are only sound and hfe Is^ooklng to set up another account for fear as strong as the families that 24 Very fat of Investigation Into the Cayman money market 27 Mother at accounts.” live in them. Modern society father Choice might mean Maxwell then wrote: ’M y conversation with 31 Except in education has placed new demands on Benson has compounded m y concerns and fears 32 Carriage 34 Italian me ‘The nation’s governors have written a report regarding this corporation. . . I question If our bank families, especially on working school Juniors and seniors — 1.5 percent of the should be involved.” 36 One time called “ Time For Results” that should be read by 37 Remove f total — went to college. They had higher grades Maxwell also complained about Associated parents. Support for programs teachers and parents who want better schools. It office than other freshmen, and 93 percent were Traders’ practice of transferring large amounts asks “ seven of the toughest questions that must be satisfied! that strengthen the family is an 39 Motor cot answered If there are to be better schools, ” says without identifying itself in the authorization. One 40 Moral Northern Like many states, Minnesota also permits high investment in our future.” Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander. telex from First National to Panama bank for 42 Springs school students to attend either "alternative” high The one which most intrigued me was: “ Why not Perspective example, ordered the transfer of $5.3 million to a 44 Actor Har schools for those who have achievement problems, Swiss account “ by order of a client.” 45 Cut (hair) let parents choose the schools their children M ichael J. McManus attend?” or “ magnet” schools with more specialized or Mike Meotti has the ex 46 Made of c challenging curricula. In Minneapolis and St. 49 Uncouth ( Am erica is a land of choices. In virtually every FOR ms OWN PROTECTION against charges perience in dealing with the Paul, a third of students attend them. of violating the banking laws. M axwell demanded wd.) area of our economic and private lives we have a concerns of families: educa 53 Beggar smorgasbord of choice. It is thus ironic that in this Written authorization from his superiors to handle MORE IMPORTANT, Gov. Rudy Perplch 9 54 Dad land of choice there is so little choice in the public Associated’s “ requests.” When he failed to get the introduced a bill in 1985 that would have given tion, daycare, support for the 56 Wing (Fr.) school system, ” said Colorado Gov. Richard written authorization. Maxwell resigned. He said 57 Period of tradition; that you increase excellence by parents and students an “ open enrollment” option elderly. Mike has worked to Lamm, who chaired the Governor’s Task Force on one bank official told him.the CIA had blocked the historical increasing choice.” to enable any student to attend any school in the Parent Involvement and Choice. request for written authority. About the same 58 As one expert put it, ’“ To extend choice is to open state. ’The bill was hotly debated and narrowly help young people in the In recent years, most states have taken a tlme^^ Maxwell’s boss. Senior Vice President John even keel new options — to broaden feeedom and possibility. defeated In the Legislature’s education schools, in his church and in 59 Inkling number of steps to strengthen public education — Bond also left the bank. Another bank official who .. jenioying asunny afternoon with Choice means instant empowerment for those who committees. 60 Jacob's sc increased teacher salaries and given bonuses to handled the CIA account, Roy Teather, young students in front of receive it. and significantly alters the relations of Interestingly, however, 20 school districts the community. He knows what 61 McNally's outstanding teachers; increased requirements for transferred to the bank’s Pennsylvania office. the chooser and chosen. ” recently began open enrollment programs on their Washington School. matters to people. partner graduation in areas such as math, foreign Bond’s and Teather’s names appear along with Parents agree. A poll in one state found that by a own. State aid travels with the student. 62 Bark language or science; and created more courses for Maxwell’s on bank records dealing with 4-1 margin, parents felt that if they could select “ The finest form of local control of education is the gifted and for illiterate adults. Associated Traders. Maxwell’s name also DOWN among various public schools.” that school boards when parente and students have the choice of Yet “ American public education has fallen in appeared on the CIA account, but he said it was and teachers would be more responsive. which school to attend.” said Minnesota Education listed without his consent. 1 Mrs. Chari some deep ruts,” said Alexander. The evidence? Chaplin Commissioner Ruth Randall in a phone interview. Footnote: The CIA. Associated Traders EVEN TEACHERS AGREE. In Michigan. 20 She does not believe “ local control” should rest 2 Harbor stg S h e r^ d International and First National Bank COMPARE U.8. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT percent of public school teachers send their with the local school boards only. with that of foreign countries. officials refosed comment. 6 children to private schools compared to 10 percent A1 Shanker, president of the American American eighth-graders’ math skills rank ninth of the population. In Chicago. 46 of public school Federation of Teachers, speaks of teachers as among It major inthistrtalized nations. And a third teachers send their kids out of the system vs. a professional people, and adds "but most client? of freshmen In many colleges read below a citywide average of 23 percent. That same 2-1 ratio choose the professionals they see — a doctor a Mike Meotti cares about the people of our communities. He CeiBbrttyC seventh-grade level. So the governors’ report can be seen in Denver. Atlanta. Seattle, Nashville lawyer, an accountant. ■nggests new answers; will bring experience, creative thinking and a willingness to and Los Angeles. “ Children are th e ^ ly clients who are perceived iKanrliPHtrr Hrralf) Mike Meotti “ The structure of the public school dictates that The governors say, “One state that moved to as the captives of the professionals who deal with Foundod In 1331 the energies of all professionals working inside be listen to the job. Mike Meotti will make a difference in the expand choice for all students is Minnesota, which them, captives of a given school and teacher. 1 DEMOCRAT FOR STATE SENATE PENNY M SIEFFEWT aimed at making one rather monolithic education PuMMtwr has the nation’s highest graduation rate (90 believe that we in the teacher union movement D O UQ LAS A BEVINS Exteutiv* EdNor State Senate. Because it matters. process work for everyone. Today, the public JAMES P. SACKS percent). But a recent Minnesota poll asked high ought to support the greatest possible choice M»n*0tn0 EdXOf school ssrstem controls both the production and ALEXANDER QIRELLI Manchester • Glastonbury • Hebron • Bolton • Columbia school students what they thought of their schools among public schools by parents, students and ...... Awodifd EdHof consumption of education. The system tells the and 30 percent said ‘lack of rtiallenge.’” teachers.” he said. students what they will learn, at what speed and DENISE A ROBERTS ’"To respond to sudi concerns, Minnesota If governors, parents and teachers agree, why AdvwiNing Director RMTTQC MARKF ABRAITIS auUno** Mondgor what quality. Students and their parents have little SHELDON COHEN adopted legislation permitting public school are there few choices ? ConipottnQ M in ^ar PREVIOUS to say about it. ROBERT H HUBBARD students to enroll in the state’s higher education Ptddwoom Manigar nature — ” We propose an idea in the great American JEANNE Q FROMERTH Paid tor by Mike Meotti for State Senate '86, Gary Minor, Treasurer Wainwright institutions.” In the first semester some 1,700 high Micbael J. M cM u in Is • syndicated cotamnist...... ClfculdUon Mtnigor ( HKitALD'. Hiwrarfay. dct. l<. IflW
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And YOUNGSTERS M E OEF MV CXPNE t h a t t o d a y What to your opinion on this? iWITHOLIT A straight street name accounts and there’s always die possiMlity that V PEET 0ULLDO2EI? KfiESPftWf: f opened an account 1 obtaining checks after selling his suggestions would be motivated at a hrokerMe Muse and tM man Marcia Mamaiy and Batsy Tonkin A M U C K ; It has its good and stocks and bonds. bad pointa. by his desire to pick up with whom f deal cans Mmself a That problem can be licked by commissions. "financial consultant.” Isn't he a i When your securities are in a htotmctlng your broker to open a Childbirth educators recertMad if > street name account, they are broker? money market mutual fund for you UtiEdTfON: Do you and your registered In the brokerage firm's Two Manchester cMIdbirth educators have been recertified by and put an your street name "bhic-eyed flnance officer" have a ANSWER: Sure, he to. "Broker" name. You remain the "beneficial account money into it. the American Society for Paychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics. c street name brokerage account? is the generic name tor a person owner” — the real owner. Many brokerages have "asset Marcia Memery, R.P.T., R.N., and Betsy Tonkin, B.S.N., R.N., You get periodic statements, wHh whom you place orders to boy management accounts" for street A M W K K : No. We have our were among 8SB applicants worldwide who met the criteria hy usually monthly, showing the sta and sen. In recent years, they’ve name holdinga. With that arrange securities registered in our names earning 15 contact hours of Continuing Education CretHt, AWIO AWO JAMtS ^ by Jimmy Je^nton tus of your account and listing all taken on other fancy titles, includ ment, your cash is "swept” into a and keep the certificates in our observing and reporting on two labors and births, and teaching at the securities and cash in it ing such things a “ regtotered I m k at AllIRSE MAlbOftDCK yi/WSIttOntVUNMKlg money market mutual fund, where bank safe deposit bos — with two representative” and "account ex least four series of cMIdbirth education classes. C K fK im ! Dividends and/or Interest paid on it earns dividends and on which you exceptions. Memery and Tonkin, .instructors with Lamaze Childbirth Lisf m » cow tm .'ifa n ^ ,..tiNGeKjec/rrAioG&.. ecutive." I hark back to when they ON THE FASTBACK By Bffl HolBrook your aecnrHIes are credited to your can write checks. In genera}, that's Shares of stock being acquired Educators of Greater Manchester, teach cMIdbirth education WEAK CATAlCGd... H0uttK9U> account. were called "customers’ men." UtAim... a good ileal. through dividend reinvestment That, of course, was when there classes in their homes. T ! n Some brokerage houses auto- Year broker is right about it ^)6'VE ^ A PfiP8i£/VI WITH Tri£ PNtf AAAiN A SbuMW M plans are left with the plan agents. were few women in Wall Street. Memery, who has been with Lamaxe Childbirth Educators of cm ?w m? cm csm atcsi id e a i& Bf£AU6£ Greater Manchester aince its founding in IMS, has been a w B6ING- ?^\ieim> fim ‘ipauo w A P f HCAV^ monitrice at Manchester Memorial Hospital and is also employed by the Manchester Ob-Gyn Group. She co-authored the AWKiNfr ft PRpfrrABLe/ y | M tPD LIrlG - 1M50RAMC£ gOR£Ai;6lZACV' P R fM W M S ? f Advertising underdogs spoof business book, "Birth of a Montrice," in 1875. In 1«S1, she collaborated on "Birthing Rooms," by Philip E. Sumner, M.D., and Celeste R. ( ( Phillips, R.N. Tonkin has taught in nursing diploma and degree programs. By Skip W ollenberg American Isuzu Motors Inc., the "Close. We have hundreds." the Dennis Remsing, was that they She has been a viaiting nurse, an obstetrical nurse, and a The Associated Press Whittier, Calif.-based subsMary of caption says. “ Wrong. Prices start might offend fsuzu dealers. Jthtm monitrice and has been with Lamaze Childbirth Educators of Isuzu Motors Ltd. of Tokyo, have at |6.«M." But Kern said that the dealers NEW YORK — A smooth-talking been running In various regions of Greater Manchester since 1878. ALLEY OOF - by Day* Qraue "And If you come in tomorrow." like them, and that the ads get ...... car salesman assures you in a the country since July and are the salesman says as he ends Ms raves from viewers as wen. [^1966 Kmg FMhR»» SyrxBcBf kK World «w r SHE WAS PROB'LY g e n t l e m a n recent eommercial that Isuzu credited with helping Isuzu to Hs pilch, "you'll get a free house." THIS MISTUH OOP, AH'D A PLEASURE, A S M A LL DE ‘ ‘A traveling salesman wrote and Bradl«M reports salos Inersiats GONNA TELL YOU ^ SAVED US FROM A UKE Y'ALL t'MEET dealers are selling cars for 19 and second best sales month ever In . "House not included." the cap 0.8, ACRES By Jim Oavl* a b o u t t h ' s o l d ie r ^ YANKEE PATROL.' SUH.' NOW t a c h m e n t o f aaid he was shaving one morning, w e SAW ! MA h IMTENDED... WHATIS ALL t h e i r c a v a l r y will throw In a house If you act September. tion says. BOSTON — Braiflees Department Stores, a division of the Stop CAPTAIN r a n s o m THIS ABOUT llatentng to the television, and PASSED BY US quickly. But a caption blinks. In each of five versions, the In another Isuzu commercial, A Shop Cos. Inc., has reported a 12 percent sales Increase for the BEAUREGARD! YANKEES? HEADED SOUTH! couldn’t see the overprint when he LIKE THIS/) "He's lying." salesman drotly makes outrageous the salesman says he has brought five weeks ended Oct. 4, compared with the prior year. Sales were heard the line about cars for 80. He r In another commercial, a pitch claims that are re b u ild In along a Supreme Court Justice to 8160 million compared with 8145 million for the same period in man for Continental Illinois Na captions. said he practically shaved Ms face VIHAN^ verify his claims. "H e’s lying." the off," Kern said. 1985. tional Bank Trust Co urges k "It gets M mites per gallon city. caption says. "That's his cousin." Bradlees operates 157 department stores In Maine, New viewers to call In for loan applica 112 highway." the salesman says In Isuzu expects to sell about 120.600 The Continental Illnois ads have Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New tions "now while a stupid commer a spot for the Isuzu 1-Mark. cars In the United States this year, been running since late Sratember Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. cial Is on” He then grabs a baton But the subtitle corrects him. up from 109,000 In IMS. In the Chicago area, where the and twirls It for the last half of the "He's lying 84 mpg dty. 40 But he said the company's bank is based, and are designed to ad as a toll-free telephone number highway." It says. advertising must be creative be build awareness that Continental Ifs a week for temporary help .appears on the screen. Undeterred, the salesman says. cause Its 842 million ad budget to makes consumer loans. Iferveys The commercials poke fun at "Its top speed Is 300 miles per only a fraction of those of Its bigger found many people didn’t know Olsten Services, a temporary-help services firm, Is participat advertising But their sponsors say hour" Japanese-based rivals, Including that. ing in the observance of National Temporary Help Services THE BOHN L M E R by Art Sanaom the tongue-in-cheek approach Is The subtitle adds. "Downhill In a Toyota. Nissan and Honda. "W e didn’t want It to look like a Week, Oct. 12 to 18. also achieving a more serious y - hurricane" The commercials were created lot of the other bank advertising.” Donna Snipas, branch manager for Olsten’s Weat Hartford I'L L h a v e we cow'T ■meio&iveAAe THIS 15 mission — elevating the messages "And Isuzu dealers have millions by the Los Angeles office of the ad said John Delany. the Continental office, said one out of every 200 Jobs in the U.S. Is a c AP( s ,Y above the chorus of their A HALF A HALF R m o 5 0 M 6 in stock, so they are selling them agency Della Femlna. Travisano A account supervisor at the temporary-help Job. competitors. R X fM D CF for 89." the salesman says without Partners. The only concern, ac Minneapolis-based ad agency Pal- Olsten maintains an office at 162 Spencer St., Manchester. IT OF FASriEAMI O B U i The "L ia r" commercials for a flicker of Insincerity. cording to ad account manager Ion McElllgott. Crossword Astrograph s Al a a a i. X 6 ACROSS 3 Domini Answer to Previous Puiile 4 Bakes Severe shortage of workers s P U S C U B ^ G ravel ridges 5 Florida city ^ o u r 5 Safety agency 6 - qua non 0 H (^ A IVI A labbr.l 7 Agricultural Im, F c N a A ‘ B l r t h d i ^ 9 Roll plement A L 1 M J i T o L 12 Exclamation of ■ Oct. IT, 1M6 threatens restailfant Industry 8 Arrow poison dismay (2 wds 9 Idol 1 R 0 N In the year ahead, associate’with pro 13 Grafting twig 10 Canter of shield FRANK AND ERNEST ■ by Bob Thavat By Linda Stowell they can’t staff them." day trying to find new people, Just 0 u A M 1 ductive allies who can help advance 14 Soul |Fr.) 11 Verne hero The Associated Press The National Restaurant Associ to stay ahead,” Saunders said. c M your ambitions. Do It In ways that will 15 Actress Eoch 19 Cravats s 1 N K not be using them, but where each Is ation In Washington, O.C., esti "But this summer I spent quite a 16 Dill seed 21 Scottish A D 1 E able to otter something the other lacks. Loofc^ AT THAT LirtLe WATERBURY —James Pasulo. mates that It the industry con few shifts In a white shirt, 17 Defensive highlander LAB an executive of the Farm Shops tinues to depend heavily on cooking.” missile (abbr | ■ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If there Is an restaurant chain, says he's teen-agers for workers, there Classified Ad 23 Inlets S H 1 18 Paul, for one ■ !■ Issue upon which you and your male H o^r SA^re^RiA**- crammed his menu full ot entice could be a shortage ot 1.1 million by 24 Wind HE SAID WAITERS and wai c U IVI E A R s disagree, resolve it In private Instead ot 20 Eskimo house ii;istrument ments aimed at filling food service 1908 in the restaurant field, said tresses are available because the A L A P A s debating It In front of others. Outsiders h ^ y c u t t i n g o u r • jenorita's aunt 25 Canter of sail 8 Jobs, but he Isn’t getting enough Dorothy Dee, spokeswoman for the money Isn’t bad. They can work 2 j r'armyerd B A IVI N S i o L E won't want to be Involved. Know where bites to stave off a severe labor association. Fill out coupon below (one word per apace) and mail: 26 Make designs S to look lor romance and you'll find It. only tour to six hours and make 810 sound THE^ (5 0 0 P on metal The Astro-Graph Matchmaker set In shortage threatening the Industry. She said the Industry's labor an hour including tips. But a cook 24 Very fat 38 Appliance 48 Government 27 Beetle stantly reveals which signs are romanti " I ’m racking my brain every shortage nationwide Is mostly In or dishwasher typically will toll for Clearly state name of Item and phone number in ad. 27 Mother and 41 Overseer of agent (comp, McCartney cally perfect for you Mall $2 to Match day trying to solve this problem," more affluent areas with low eight hours at the minimum wage father morals wd.) Price must be Included. 28 Pen tips maker, c/o this newspaper, PO Box T m a j e s l o - r t said Fasulo, senior executive vice unemployment rates. Andghesays of 83.87 per hour. 31 Except 43 Clerical office 49 MIdeaat nation 29 Real 91428. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. president of the Waterbury-based there Is an Image problem. A Sidney Boorstetn, who licenses 32 Carriage 45 Hermonlie 50 Annoy Litchfield Farm Shops Inc, "Our program designed to enhance the One Item only per ad. 30 Impudence (si.I 48 King David's SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You won't five McDonald's restaurants in the 34 Italian money 51 Hebrew month biggest problem Is getting and Image of food service employees is 3"' Trick grandfather work too well under pressure today, so WINTHROP t»yPiek Cavalll Boston area, said McDonald's In 35 One time only 52 Cavernous retaining people.” being launched by 18 hospitality Do not use abbreviations. 36 Ireland 47 Distinctive air 55 Actress Balln don't give yourself too much to do, or New England have tried every 37 Remove from leave something that should be done LIVERWUReT Low unemployment, a shortage associations Thursday In New thing from starting scholarship office to 11 MAGAROMI until the last minute BOLOSNA, KAM, 3ALAC? TURKEY, of teen-agers and a negative image York. programs to sottbaTl leagues for NO Pet, Oarage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads ^ 39 Motor coach plague the food service industry, Fasulo said he has tried putting their employees. 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be eA L A M I... PAST1RAMI... 40 Moral n says Jean Cronin, assistant vice ads In newspapers and ottering "In the Boston area, anyone who 42 Springs considerate and diplomatic today and accepted. think before acting, or else you might president ot the Connecticut Res one-day workshops In the chain's wants a Job can get one, so It’s very 44 Actor Hsrrison thoughtlessly do something that could taurant Association In Cheshire, 28 restaurants In Connecticut to competitive,” Boorstetn said. 45 Cut (hair) open a breach between you and a val which lobbies tor 400 restaurants in lure prospective employees. "W e’re all fighting for a limited Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the 46 Made of cereal ued friend the state. group of people." 49 Uncouth (comp L "When the economy Is so good, "WE FEEL OUR PAY and Manchester Herald. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Well-In McDonald’s has started family wd.) they find other lines of work. When benefits are above average. That nights, where the families of 53 Bagger tentioned In-laws could create prob It’s bad, people will do restaurant doesn’t appear to be the problem,’’ employees go to the restaurant and 54 Dad lems In your household today II you give them a voice In your domestic affairs work until they find something he said. "Perhaps with unemploy have dinner on the company, and 9 58 Wing (Er.) For harmony's sake, stifle their Input. else,” Cronin said. ment down, people don't have to or sends automatic birthday cards to 57 Period of "People don’t look at it (restau don’t want to work." Its workers and letters to new To all Herald historical time AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. 19) Issues rant work) as a career. They don’t Fasulo says he feels the pinch the employees, he said. 58 that you normally treat In a tolerant readers who want to be a career waiter. It’s Just most at his company’s Southport even keel fashion could be severe irritants to you When the employees complained an in-between thing" and Danbury restaurants. have something 59 Inkling today. Keep your temper under control. about the style of uniforms, “ Fairfield County Is the most McDonald’s made them more to sell for 60 Jacob's son Bridge PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You're a RESTAim ANTS ARB changing affluent county In the state. We "contemporary." 61 MeNelly's kind, generous person. These are mar 10 ri 40 so SI 82 generally look for housewives or 12 partner velous attributes, but do not carry them their marketing tactics and seek "It'B working, but there Is not ing out older age groups, she said. college kids ... but perhaps things one single answer," Boorstetn ^99 or Less 62 Bark ss so to such extremes today that your help ace of hearts. He played a low dub to NORTH Mysterious They'ra appealing to housewives are so good that they have enough said. •• fulness creates hardships for you it-u -n 13 14 15 H ♦Q S diamond and retirees and offering flexible money and don’t have to work," We will run your ad DOWN SB so ARIES (March 21-April 19) There is a with his club ace and led the jack of Valid thru chance you rpay run into severe opposi ¥*6SJ disappearance working hours and other beneliti. Fasulo said. ThrtshBf dlBBSttr ♦ 8 7 8 1 elute to dummy's K-Q When the last Oclobar IttS for 6 days Free of 1 Mrs. Charles tion today from an unexpected quarter. " I haven’t seen any restaurants Brad Saunders, manager of the The worst submarine disaster in ♦ K Q 9 high club was played from dummy Chaplin Don't compound the situation by at By Jamet Jacttby close yet,” Cronin said. "But you’ll Britannia Spoon Co., a restaurant American history took place in Charge. J ” tempting to bully your way through South discarded his losing heart and 2 Harbor sight WEST EAST see people double up on Jobs — a and pub in Wallingford, said he 1068 when the atomic sub Thrasher (c)1986 bv NEA. Inc 16 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might in the vise. If he threw ♦ J 8 8 5 ♦ If the opposing diamonds were di bus person will also pour water. battles the lack of personnel with failed to surface after a deep dive be taken to task today for something 1094 loMrt, dummy's eight I Fill out coupon and ♦ K J 75 ♦ Q 10 vided 4-4, three no-trump would be the in the North Atlantic, and 129 Name. you were supposed to take care ot tor ^ I d be a Winner. If he shed a spade And some restaurants are closing an "ongoing recruiting policy." I either mail it or ♦ Q J to ♦ A K 9 5 S right game contract. Because the bid portions of their restaurants when “ I spend one or two hours every people died. 6 another but failed to do Have your ali ♦ S 3 ding by South indicated only one dia and take I Address ♦ 8 7 4 bring it to the 6 bis ready. mond, North suggested clubs and ^^last tnck with his lowly seven- _ xjRITY CIPHER GEMINI (May 24-June 20) Don't allow SOUTH I Phone — Manchester Herald CelebHty aptw cnrpyrfc .tea from quot«tton« by temoui people, pew ena prewnt yourself to be placed 1n a position today South bid game in that suit. At first ceefi wie. m tr.. ..ner etenOe for errother. fooley’e cAxi; D tq u th fl. ♦ A K 7 2 glance, there are three losers - one Xerox offers early retirement I office. where peer pressure could compel you ♦ a 9 4 diamond and two hearts. But legerde by CONNIE WIENER to do something against your better ♦ 2 insects annually destroy more than I une acf a month only 1 main made one of those losers disap judgment. Say "No" and mean it. ♦ a J 1062 enough timber to build l.S million STAMFORD (A P ) — About 4,000 a result ot this program, but didn’t least so years old and have 10 yean •■MX KBFDQ PMH B 8G D 8M K B K pear, not without a few squirms of dis par family CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do not use homes. Xerox Corp. employeeB are being disclose an exact amount. of service as of Dec. 31 quality for (No phone calls your authority over others in unbecom Vulnerable: Both comfort by West. Dealer: South offered enhanced early ratirament an increased retirement bentfit. C'- MN QAQUPEMVP LS v UMV B 8 M K Q ing ways today. The guys or gals you South saw immediately that II "The prtigram is part of a 0n9 Ifm Only accoptod) The increased benefit will result push around now will get even with you tricks wflwid be hard to find, hut he beneffta, the company aays. continuing effort to improve our Weit Nortli East Soath D u b u q a ? from crediting five additional EQFHBJNHT EMFUVK U G P M H .” — later. was familiar with dummy reversal Mora than half of the 4,000 competitive strength by ireducing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ideas or sugges ! ♦ Dubuque, Iowa, was founded by Ju- years of service and age in the Pass 1 Y Pass play. Since a squeeze was also needed received the offer because of the costs,” David T. Kearns, chair tions that you thought others agreed I ♦ lien Dubuque who mined lead in the calculation of retirement beneflta. RMTTQQX VQL8NUKB. Pass I NT Pass declarer laid the groundwork by play lowering of the eligible age for man and chief executive officer, with might be challenged today Handle SY Pass 4A Pass ing a low heart frimi his hand aftw ?,***.'"* i^*®*n under early retirement from 55 to 80, said In addition, a Social Security PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Th« magnificence of mountains, the serenity of all rebuttals with extreme tact five d iffem t flags throughout its his said Wednesday. Pass Pass Pass ruffii^ the second diamond. East the company, which has about supplement will be provided em iilanr[|[pBtf r lirrald nature — nothing Is safe from the idiot marks ot man." — Loudon VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) Proceed cau tory. UKal government was oiwa- Under the existing plan, early ployees who are younger than St at Wainwrlghl tiously in your commercial affairs tbday sm elly a.rat, so he won the heart 10 n i ^ in 1837, and a city charter t 99.SSS employees in the United Opening lead: ♦ Q and played back a spade. Declarer States. retirement is not available until retirement until they reach age St. You may think you have control, but the age 55 and after at least IS years of The cost of the plan amendment other guy could be hiding a few aces won the queen in dummy, ruffed a dia 16 Brainard Place mond with the club 10 and cashed the Xerox said it expects to roduce service. With the amended plan, will be Included in the company’s salary and benrfit expenses as salaried emiployees who are at ongoing annual pension expenM. m w ~ mwcmesTER h b iu l p . n o m a s, oct. i6, im ttAKcaegteit moMUk itoiwiev: det k. i m - a Israel bombs AmbulinM IF O C U S Lebanon after brotorulit 1W ambulance companiea have been found in vWlatlon o f reglile- attack at wall ttena by tho state Department o f IfcaRh SeiVkw. SEim rr. Letwiwn (AP> — Pe- L Ar M Ambulance Corp., wMOR IWstatement called the attocka baa an office at m New State Hw saM Israeli waffriaaea Mday "Reraic operation.’’ and said it Road, baa been found to be attacked snspeeted Palestinian "aerrea to underline a decision by operating an improper braacR guerrilla bases near Sidon in soath the Palestinian leadership at a location for Ha vehiclea, aeconfng Lebanon, one day after a grenade recent meeting to escalate the rathe department. Undwadonaent attack killed one Israeli n d armed struggle ...’’ It did not say decroe which waa made final M t f Tw w woonded t$ others in Jenisaleni. when or where the decision was 31, the company baa agreed net ra Local reporters saM te w rwaeli made. raapond to any ambulance OalW Jets bombed and racketed Palesti- The grenades went off near the from the location. t«im posHions near the Meb Mleh Dung Gate, one of eight entrances The department haa ordered that refhfee campsoatbeastoTSMon. a into the predominantly- the facility be uaed "strictly ad port city 2S miles sooth of Beinit. Paiestinian walled Old City that executive offlcea,’’ according to a Israeli pilots dleebombed their Israel captured from Jordan in the news release. No more than two targets and released balloons that wa? Middle East war. deflected heat-seeking anrHsce-to- ambulances may be kept at the "I thought it was a bad night location for maintenance daring air missiles, a local reporter said in the daytime hours, although more a telephone dispatch llram Sidon. mare and I hit the floor.’’ said lb-year-old Daniela Israel, who ambulances can be kept there The PLO today claimed respon- between the hours of 0 p.m. and S ^ilH y for the grenade attack near was sitting in her family’s car when the blasts occured. Her a.m. the Wailing Wall and indicated The department also ordered more acts of “armed straggle'’ father Yaakov suffered shrapnel may follow. wounds in his back that no ambulance crews be maintained at the building, and Israeli police arrested 17 sus The grenades were hurled at a that the company leave the loca pects after the attack Wednesday group of about 390 new recruits of tion by March I, IM7. near the wan, Jndaism’s holiest an elite army infantry force and / The owner of L A M. Richard site. their families, after a swearing-in Meny, could not be reached for It was the worst terrorist vio ceremony at the Wailing Wall, the comment. lence in Jerusalem since early last remnant of the biblical Jewish A dfeter's stew of fad dibts fmcfudes HM, and came during the three Roger Talbot, the owner of the ’Temple that was largely destroyed New State Road building, said he names such as the Tea D M , the Appfe weeks of Jewish observances In A.D. W. understands that the L A M office begun by the High Holy Days of will be moving by Jan. l, l»g7. Diet, the Sex Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur Ruth Meckel, a spokeswoman at D ie te i^ s frequm t Casual Motel the Hadassah Hospital, identified Talbot owns the second company White smoke billowed as the that was cited by Department of Dtet, the Amazfng Mother Tharasa Diet, bloodied bodies of the injured, the man who was killed in the Mast as the father of a soldier. Health Services. Ambulance Ser and the etvia Praaley Diet. Af( are rip-off aome with their clothes shredded vice of Manchester on East Center by the blasts, were lifted onto Police said the wounded included 42 soldiers and 27 civilians, mostly Street. Under a consent decree diets that are using a famous name or stretchers and carried by soldiers made final June 25. Talbot agreed •td passers-by to ambulances. relatives who came to watch the s te w some gimmick to setl them. Most are swearing-in ceremony. not to continue an advertisement in The wail of ennergency sirens the telephone directory that ex unheatthy and aome are downright mixed with the screams of the Police Spokesman Rafi Levy cludes the address of Ms Arm. wounded, and dozens of injured lay said the assailants threw two or Talbot said the address was dangerous, says local dietitian Gloria on Mood-spattered sidewalks. three grenades wMch Israel radio inadvertently left out. Weiss. Yasser Arafat’s Palestine Liber described as Soviet-made. The He said that other ambulance ation Organization claimed re- radio said there were at least two AO pDoto companies hi the area have also sponsiMIHy for the attack in a attackers. placed ads without listing their statement distributed by the Cairo. Levy said police arrested 17 Arab A civman infured in th« terrorist attack person was killed and 69 injured in the addresses. Although the name of pMItlan talks to seniors office of the organization’s suspects during a dragnet of the Wednesday at the Waiiing Wali in the the person who originally com WAFA news agency. attack, which prompted Israeli retalia area. Oid City of Jerusalem is helped. One tion today. plained to the department about the advertisement is confidential. Paddies don’t help fatties O hituariem Town plans drug war By Svson Vouohn “The more they charge, the university professor who used Harold Naporfar terrific. The diet called for Frank M. Dunn Jr.; Citing the need for communica the institution they represent. trigger the rip-off," she said. mice to test the dtet. He claimed rotating types of food over a he became assistant superintend arrangements. tion among town groups battling The Surprising New Apple there were no side effects. ent hi the Stafford school system. School Superintendent James P. period of a week, rather than formar mambar of Memorial donation may be made alcohol and drug abuse. Mayor Kennedy said one program. In There la the Vinegar-Kelp-B6- Diet, which consists of eating That brought her to another balanced meals. Weiss said the He worked as a grammar school to Emanuel lAitheran Church. 60 Barbara B. Weinberg called offi Ledthln Diet, the Tea Diet, the Covantry council principal In Chelsea, Mass., until which high school students speak to apples in various forms several point to look for In diets; who to diet reminded her of the Church St., or to a charity of the cials together this morning to Junior high and elementary child Surprialng New Apple Diet, the times a day, Is an example of saying or writing It? Frank M. Dunn Jr.. of 1979, when he retired. After retire donor’s choice. Informally discuss the sul^ect. macrobiotic Zen diet that was ment he was a mediator for the ren on the facts, was effective and Handaome Sincere Doctor Diet, someone trying to make money. Weiss said that a diet can Coventry, former Coventry school ’’Let It be known that we are should be fostered. The key. he the Elvla Presley Memorial Diet popular In the 1900s and resulted superintendent and Town Council state Department of Education. going to be tough." Weinberg told The diet was developed by the usually be considered credible If In some deaths. Special Education Services. Ann (OIKfff) V«rrim said. Is building a sense of and even the Amazing Mother state of Washington, Weiss said, it comes from a teaching Wi' member, died Wednesday at Wind about 30 members of such agencies self-esteem in those who abuse Theresa Diet. ham Community Memorial Hospi Besides his wife, he Is survived as Project Re-entry, the Manches drugs and obviously favors the state’s hospital, or qualified university by a daughter. Holly Sprague of Ann (Oliva) Verrilli, 71, of All. naturally, guarantee WEIggffAlOTHATa tal. He was the husband of Jean Deerfield Beach, Fla., formerly of ter Police Department, the town Robert Lannan. chief of the large apple Industry. The diet to or a public health agency. Dunn New Britain; a sister, Jane Tl- Health Department and the instant weight loss. But Just deficient In B vitamins, she said, vegetarian diet to healthy as schoff of La Jolla, Calif.; and Newington, died Monday In Flor Manchester Police Department, long as protein supplements are Dunn was Coventry school super ida. She was the wife of retired US. schools, who met at Lincoln said more money would help solve their names alone are the clue because It Includes no bread. “ANYONE CAN CALL intendent from 19M to 1976 and a several nieces and nephews. Onter. that they should be avoided, says "It’s not just a matter of used. A memorial service will be held Air Force Lt, Col. Emil Verrilli and the problem. He also cited the need themselves a nutritionist,’’ said council member from 1961 to 1964. the mother of Lois Fitzgerald of The meeting was called after for education and awareness. local dietitian Gloria Weiss. money, but a matter of health Weiss. "They will guide you on "You have to be very wary of a He was past president of the Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Unitarian Weinberg proclaimed Nov. 18 megadose of any vitamin," she Univerallst Society-East. 153 W. Manchester. "Manchester Is far ahead of "When you see words like that will be Impaired." Weiss how to spend money.” People Lakewood Heights Development, a ./ “Mayor’s D-Day In the War on many communities," said Eliza amazing, magic, new, the said. said. Taking too many of the Justice of the peace, and a Coventry Vernon St. The Potter Funeral She also Is survived by a son. Drugs" as part of a national can even make up their own Home. 456 Jackson St., Wllliman- beth Peterson, clinical director at antenna should go up,’’ she told a credentials, Weiss said. fat-soluble vitamins, A, D. E and Ijemocratlc Town Committee Fred Verrilli of Canton; another attempt to wage a counter-attack Crossroads, a drug-prevention K, can be especially risky, she tlc. Is In charge of arrangements. daughter. Joan L. Verrilli of by raising citizen awareness of the large group at the Manchester WEISS SAID she has heard of She called one woman, for ' member. He was activein Meats on clinic. She said time and energy tenlor Citizens’ Center recently. said, because they build up In the Wheels and Literacy Volunteers. Memorial donations may be Stoughton, Mass.; and a sister. threat. would stop the threat. many disastrous side effects Instance, to ask her what the He was born In Brooklyn. N.Y.. made to the Salvation Army or to Mildred Eckert of Windsor. All those present this morning "We’re looking for magic, but from rip-off diets. She cited a C.D. after her name meant. body. Too many water-soluble the American Cancer Society. "1 think we’re In for the long and moved to Gloucester, Mass., In acknowledged the problem, but haul." said Ronald Kraatz, the thereto no magic” newspaper story about a man Consulting dietologist. Weiss vitamins, such as B and C, can the mid-1930s. He received a The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 their answers differed according to Her talk, the first in a series who had tried the Tea Diet and adversely affect the kidneys and a.m, at the D’Esopo Funeral town’s director of health. was told. bachelor’s degree from Tufts Uni sponsored by the Manchester developed severe trembling The letters R.D. stand for the bladder, she said. versity in 1941. After service in the Paul tl. RIchtar Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Weiss told the seniors to get Frank M. Dunn Jr. Wethersfield, with a mass of Health Department, was titled, after three days. He sent the tea Registered Dietitian, a title held U.8. Merchant Marines during Paul J. Richter, 89, of Manches "How Not to Oct Ripped Off ’’ back to Its source In Taiwan, but by Weiss. their vitamins and minerals World War 11, he began his Christian burial in St Mary pal of the Center School In ter, died Wednesday at a Hartford Church, Newington, at 10 a m Mall housing scrapped never received a reply or a To qualify for such a title, a from the food they eat. education career in 1946 at Fenn Sherborn. Mass., in 1952 convalescent home. WEISS OFFERED seniors refund. School, a private boys boarding Burial will be in St. Mary Ceme person must have at least a In 1963 he became superintend He had lived in Manchester for 19 tery. East Hartford. Calling hours Continued from page 1 project and will be considered In Its pointers on how to sort out the The diet, she said, would be rA-', school In Concord. Mass. Then he ent of the Belchertown, Mass., years after living most of his life In context. bachelor’s degree. He or she Weiss will teach the ’Tbarsday taught in Needham. Mass., and in are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. huge amount of Information on homorous if It were not tor the may also have a master’s series, which began Oet. I, for school system. After serving as New Britain. He was a member of meeting Monday about setting up a According to the town’s Compre diets and nutrition. Louisiana before becoming prlncl- Coventry school superintenCknt. the'^manuel Lutheran Church. healing. sad fact that people spend degree, and must complete four more weeks. The lectures HarWd photo by Aoeha Memorial donations may be hensive Plan of Development, the : First, she said, always check money on It. He Is survived by two sons, made to the American Heart The mall’s developers own about 1-84 corridor Is designated as a Internships and exams, and take ■re to a.m. to 11: M o.m. at the Donald P. Richter of Manchester Association, 310 Collins St 115 acres outside the project site special mixed-use district, where the source of the diet and ask the The diet calls for drinking continuing education credits. senior center. The series will end Some fad diets can be humorous, dietitian Gloria Welse and Robert A. Richter of Clifton Hartford. that is zoned CUD, including the the town expects high-densIty question; "Are they making three cups of tea after each Weiss described another diet with 0 potlMCk lunch. There to no telle a nutrition class at the Manohaater Senior Citizens' 18-hole Red Rock Golf Course. money?" Crash Injures woman Park, N.Y.; a brother. Otto Richter residential, commercial and indus meal. It was developed by a that one woman told her was charge for any of the lectures. Center. of Farmington; a sister, Frieda Finguerra has said the golf course trial development. Pellegrini said Richter of New Britain; four will remain for the near future, but A Manchester woman was In knock a spider In the car out of her that to assure that mix, the PZC jured ’Tuesday evening after the grandchildren; four great In Memoriatn development Is eventually likely and planning staff will review way and took her eyes off the road. grandchildren; and several nieces for the entire site. car she was driving struck a The report noted the car had a closely any other proposals that telephone pole on Bigelow Street. and nephews. In loving memory of Albert (Jeff) Pellegrini said future proposals come in for the area. shattered windshield and collapsed The funeral will be Saturday at 11 for the Buckland area will have to The accident occurred as Linda steering wheel. Koelsch who passed away October Officials at Homart could not be Glastonbury exhibit shows Victorian underside a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 12th, 1982. take Into consideration the mall J. Bride. 39, of 374 Hartford Road, Police said Bride was not wear reached for comment. was traveling northbound on Main ’There are no catling hours. ’The ing a seat belt, and lost a tooth in Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Sadly missed but never forgotten. Street near the Intersection of the accident. By Susan Vauehn St.. Rocky Hill, has charge of Wife, Daughters A Family "Paris,” are still clearly were beginning, to be aware of Bigelow Street at around 10:17 Bride was taken to Manchester Herald Reporfar stamped on the toes of two. themselves sexually. ’They were p.m., according to a police report. Memorial Hospital where a spokes WALLPAPER SALE "Anything to do with weddings even starting to talk about birth Bride told police she struck the woman said she was treated for GLASTONBURY - The cur pole after she reached down to are preserved,” said Broberg. control, especially among the facial Injuries and released rent exhibit at the Glastonbury The wedding garments, many of upper classes.” Hundreds of Books on Historical Society reveals a which have been donated to the "They were trying to be more realm of the Victorian era historical society by area resi provocative, more feminine ” previously seen only by a handful dents, have sat In trunks and Broberg said, pointing to the THeMom? SALE at 20% -30% OFF of close relations — women’s have exact dates and names of wide European Imported lace ★ undergarments. the original owners. The Infor edging on the drawers. including... Women’s economic status and mation helps the society trace changing attitudes during the the history of similar garments. UNDERGARMENTS were period from 1870 to 1900 can be sometimes dangerous. LAST CXXL&TIOI1 Schumacher! traced by viewing the array of THE EXHIBIT WAS organized Waverly! chemises, corsets, drawers, pet by Fiona Leek, a student at Broberg pointed to an elabo didttionds of unquertchable ticoats and stockings pinn^ to Wesleyan University, as an out rate cage crinoline with metal CALL! fire ill classic and Imperial! display boards at the society’s growth of her senior honors pieces holding it together, look solitaire contemporary museum. thesis. Leek studied the gar ing like a bird cage. "It was settings Strahn! The exhibit first appeared in ments that had been storni in the really quite dangerou.i around FINAL 1 9 8 6 priced Middletown and is now at the Middlesex County Historical So fire,” she said. at$750 and More! Glastonbury society’s Museum- ciety’s collection In Middletown Fortunately, those types of on-the-Green at 1044 Main St and fashion magazines of the undergarments and trained pet CHRISTMAS CLUB Round, brilllirttfcti,, through Nov. IS. with side dlarno time to establish trends in the ticoats were not usually worn at Lisa L. Broberg, the society’s development of women’s home, but only for formal even PAYMENT DUE OCT 18 director, showed a visitor the undergarments. ing wear, she added. collection. She was clearly de Although the exhibit contains lighted with the collection. garmento mainly from the Victo Doctors at the time also howled Centerti ____ I set “How often do you get to see an rian era, one of the earliest against the tight corsets, warn tidediafoohdseac exhibit of underwear?” she pieces is a handmade wedding ing the women that they would asked. corset with hearts quilted on the cause spontaneous abortions, TT said Broberg. Savings Bank AN Mn«s jvaiUhlp in U K whitn or ypllow gold I nlargeti to show detail back, dated 16M. HorWd photo by no THE DISPLAY of stockings ’The display of drawers, or As women became more liber of Manchester reveals the economic status of pantelets, graphically shows the ated and the bicycling craze This diepley df women’s drawers from at canter and left show how the designs the women who wore them, she transition of women’s attitudes caught on, they demanded under Offices in Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, ■ S j c J k i U M the Victorian era at the Glastonbury became fancier later In the 19th century said. Stockings range lirom red about themselves from the post- garments that were less restrict Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor, Ashford, Jewefers Since 1885 E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Hietoricel Society's museum reflects aa women tried to be more provocative cotton work stockings to embroi avll War period to the early ing, Broberg said. Eastford, Mansfield and Tolland. Tel. 646-1700. BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN women’s changing attitudes about and feminine. The mannequin reveals dered black silk ones. 1900s. The early drawers are MILFORD NEWHAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY Most stockings are wedding Member FDIC. E<|ual Opportunity Lender. 723 Main St., Manchester •exuelity. The drawers «t far left are the several layers of undergarments cream-oolored cotton, with very The anuseum Is sp« to the Michaels Cttarge/Masies C«rd/Vi8*(Anrtenc«n Express stockings. Some look as if they little fancy handwork. pabitc aa Moadays Wan M a.m. 649-4501 dated around 1670, and they have a worn under elaborate dreeaes. were worn only for the wedding, ’’They ^ fancier as time goes la t p .n . and IlHHradays Wan 1 la minimum of lace and frille. The drawers or not at all. Labels such as on,” said Broberg. "Women I p.n. Adninlaa W li. M— Hiowwiay. Oct. K. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. 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Oct, ig. 1968 — 15 T k u n d a y TV A d vic e SPORTS______6:00FM d) CD ® (8 ^ Wm*> ^ TA k m '* Company CE) wiignuiii. ^.1. Nursing home horror stories (B) ( S Oimma a Araak ( 9 AVtaata >an|amln HAL STHeer em es ( 8 Doewr Who 8 Qutocv Whdg an angry Offioar Danko outnumber letters of praise Unbelievable! ifs Red Sox vs. Mets 8 Raportar41 (ChariBB HbM, r .) looka o n , a 8 MiuMall Lahrar Navraheur •BBftthtgly tiAfftttoBB oodgar my mem and dad. 8 ^aeta of Ufa DESK fWMiwn cowero rteppe, oen- AMT; Betor* I tove Mm for wRtefehif s N M Sox finish t o w MOVIf; 'SinlMd and dto Eya of tar], cauBBB Ofltoar Bobby HM romantic movie with me even Mets won't Iks toror (Sm tha'Ttgar' Sinbad Mils into a vmild of (Mtchaal Warran, I.) to quBB swords and sorcary and confronts a nr»oo- down OB Bon thou^ the Celtics are on the other acing sabertoothed tiger Patrick Wayno. tion Ms fwotliMB, hi Ifio "Baat in g bomet channel. magical trip Jarta Seymour, Margaret Whiting 1977. Dstonaa” aptaoda of NBC's (grmied there D e a r A b b y I love him for not getting mad be satisfied Rated G "HHI Straot Bhiss” BMng 'L are naagr good when there’s not a clean shirt in the [E S m ] Mania SponsLook THW M OAV, OCT. U. Abigail Van Buren drawer. By D o v « O 'H oro [USA] lhanca Parly UAA BBBBbat, lafer- tnnatelr, n few I want Mm to know it’s the little The Aesecloted Press without titie 6:30PM d ) WKRP m Ckwkmatl CffECK UBTINQS FOR EXACT TAN) rottea apples things that count. CE) 8 A B C Nows hare Beoretl the MR.8 DAVID W. HEDLIN, NA BOSTON — It was magical. It was awesome. It was unbelievable. 8 Bonaon whole feeirel), I PLES, FLA. Bv MiChtWl A. Lutz » 8 C T « P aobmlt the fel- The Boston Red Sox didn’t have The Assocloted Press DEAR MRS. HEDLIN: Thanks 8 Too CkMo for Comfon lowlnf: I was a very close friend of I know times have changed, but to grope for words Wednesday for a real upper. You surety must 8 8 NBC Nawa a poor. Hinersnt preacher. He I ’m. not banking in on it, and if I night after winning the American HOUSTON - The New York 8 Nightly Btiaktass Naport (C N N ] Prime Newt the nriurderer'8 nrnesion it not yet com became r e iy ill, and toward the ever check Into a nursing home, rn be the tackiest woman in Naples Mets will allow themselves to be plete (60 min ) Pan 2. League championship. 8 Notloiaro SIN (IMS] B««t of Waft Dtaney PrkMnts: end he waa ^ a c ^ in a prestigtons take nothing with me except my (Italy or Florida). called dominating, even arrogant. DoraM'« Award Donald Duck vies for a (S) SIN RrosMita: Estamos Unido* En- nursing home by some w e ll-to ^ "It’s been a magical year and a They’ re also aiming to be called 8 SBvar Spoons good conduct award (60 min.) irovitias a difsrenTaa parsonalidadea (60 dentures, a ballpoint pen and a (C N N ] ShowMi Today min.) friends. In his dotage be ashed for a Gideon Bible. DEAR ABBY: A bleeding-heart great finale," right-hander Roger World Champions. 0 (ESPN] Collage Football: Murray State liberal vegetarian wrote to you and (E S P f^ Boat of BM Danea at Akron (3 bra ) Live 8 War and Raaca wedding ring and a Parker pen. To STUNNED IN THE BIBLE Clemens said after the Red Sox " I f we don’t win the World complained about the expression (U S A ] lova Ms. Lova Mo Not (U S A ] MOVIE: Dafta Fox' The Delta Fox (CNN] CNN Evankig Nawa satisfy Ms wMms, 1 brouBbt Mm BELT whipped the California Angels M Series, this is all for nothing. ’’ Mets both, neither of wMch I bought at "Killing two birds with one stone." In thd seventh game of a drama- catcher Gary Carter shouted over 7:00PM d) CBS News embarks on a dangerous mission trerts- (USA] Alrwolf porting illegal funds across steta fines. Ri- the flve-and-ten. The next time I DEAR STUNNED: Before we ("Why would anyone want to kill packed roller-coaster series. his celebrating teammates Wed d) 8 8 M'A'S'H chard Jaeckel, Stuart Whitman. Priscilfa 10:30PM 8 Nawa visHed Mm. both items had myste close the books on nursing homes, even one bird with a stone?" the nesday after the Mets outlasted the Barnes 1978 d) 8 Wheal of Fortune [M AX] Ckiamax Comady Exparknant: riously disappeared. I promptly bird-lover asked.) Do as the Written off as a contender by Houston Astros 7-6 in 16 innings for But Sarkwaly Folka let me say that Kirk Douglas was CD 8 S100.000 Pyramid 8 : 3 0 P M CD Million Ootter Chence of a replaced them. The replacements not wrong. According to my mail, Finnish people do; say, "K ill two most obaervers last spring, one out the ” 0110001 League title. Ufetfme 8 Jaffarsons 11:00PM (£1 8 8 Nawa also disappeared. I complained to there are far more substandard flies with one swat.” I am a from elimination in Game s in "To come this far and not get to 8 Carson's Comedy Classica (S) ® Femity Ties Steven realizes thei (X) (E) Lata Sliow with Joan Rivara the staff. Nobody knew anything. nursing homes than good ones. third-generation Finn, and I’ve California Sunday, the Red Sox the World Series would have been hia left-wing attitudes have chartged when C 8 MscNall-Lehrar Nawshour (I) Carol Bumott and Friandi taught this to many as a healthy battled back to win three games In very sad” an old friend asks him to help revive a cal' Later, my husband was dying In 8 New Newlywed OanM lege publication In Stereo QDOddCoupla DEAR ABBY: I loved my alternative to "killing birds." a row for their first seven-game Manager Dave Johnson doesn’t an expensive religious-oriented DONALD R. LEHTI, LOS post-season victory since 1912 8 Novala: Marla de Nadle Una pobre 3 ) NHL Hockey: Boston at Mlnneeote 8 Tha Ufrtouchablaa hospital. At the end he was husband. Let me tell you why; care what tags are appKed to his muchtfcha campesina so traslada a la gran (2 hrs , 30 mrn ) 8 This Old Houaa (CC| I love him for not making any ANGELES team. Ciudad an busca do trabajo Inadvenida- oomatose, but he clutched a small ® New York's Master Chefs 8 M -A-S-H And, after listening to critics’ " I f being confident in our team is monto so ve envuelta on problomas y 08 golden crudflx, a small red and noise when he gets up st 6; 30 every DEAR DONALD; You and I may complaints of failures in recent arrogant, then call us arrogant, I eviada a la prision Al satir do la carcol en- 9 : 0 0 P M CD Knots Lendlrtg fCC) Keren 8 24 Haras gold Bible, and a suede-bound book morning and knows I like to sleep a cuorrlra trabajo como sirvionla domoatica safely returns home after being kidnapped, value a bird’s life far above the life years, the 1986 Red Sox whooped It 8 8CTV Nstworic — the “Rubaiyat of Omar little later. don’t care,” Johnson said. on dondo os soducida y abandonada con Greg is trapped by his plan to catch the I love Mm for never asking me of the lowly insect. But killing two up before heading for New York Whether confident or arrogant, un nino {60 min.) (CN N ] Monsyline Khayyam" — all family heirlooms kidnapper and Abby becomes intimately flies with one swat wouldn’t fly in and a World Series showdown with the Mets never gave up and kept Involved in Gary's Senate race. (80 min ) [DIS] Advsnturs* of Onlo and Harriot that I had brought him when be why I don’t balance the (heckbook. (S) Nightly Butlnatt Report India among the Jainlsts, whose the National League champion (Coming back until they finally wore T CD MOVIE; 'Young Love, First Love' [ESPN] Arm Wraatling could respond only by touching I love him for walking the dog 91) Maude religion teaches a reverence for all Mets starting Saturday night down the resilient Astros in the I6th Tw o teen-agers must make choices be [HBO] Intida tha NFL HlgMighit of the something familiar and precious. and feeding the cat even though [ C N N ] Moneyflne tween the values of their strict traditional life Inning when Kevin Bass struck out NFL games. Including commentary by Lan When be med. I went into shock but they’re both mine. ’T ve waited II years for this, ” [E S P N ] SportsCenter upbringing and the permissive attitudes of Dawson and Nidi Buoniconli. (60 min.) I love him for not making me pay to end the final rally, giving the their peers Valerie Bertinelli, Timothy Hut returned to his room a short time said Boston slugger Jim Rice, who, [H B O ] MOVIE: Oxford Bluet' (CC) A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mots Hari' RscruHad at (To get Abby's booklet "How to Mets a 4-2 victory In the best-of- ton 1979 later. The family heirlooms were him off when I lose a bet, even as a rookie, sat out the 1975 playoffs rough-odged student pursues a girl, and at a World War I secret agent, the seductive Be Popular; You're Never Too seven series. They host Boston the same timo, tries to improve his charac O ) M OVIE: 'Serpico' A policeman sacrif not there! They were nowhere to be though he always pays when he and World Series because of a Mata Harl user unusual methods to gain Young or Too Old," senda check or Saturday night in the World Series ter by joining the school s rowing team ices his career, and almost his life, to ex inlormalion on her enemrai Sylvia Kriatel. found, and haven’t been seen since. loses. broken wrist. "A t times it’s been Rob Lowe, Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays pose top-level corruption in the New York money order for 32.30 and a long, opener. Rated R I love him for not noticing when difficult, but this makes it all worth 1984 Rated PG* 13 In Stereo City Police Department' Al Pacino. Tony Tell me, Abby, who would steal a the beds aren’t made. stamped (39 cents), self-addressH "O f course we’ve dominated the Roberts 1973 (TM C ] MOVIE: 'HEALTH' Tw o women while. [M A X ] MOVIE: T o Sir with Love' An bailie against each other In order to be golden crucifix from a dying man I love Mm for noticing when my envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular National League this year and idealistic teacher attempts to teach a (H ) (® ) Cheers (CC| Frasier panics when "We were put down In spring elected president ol a national health or- or a wedding ring with a Parker hair Is done a new way. ity. P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, there’s no one who can say we group of rambunctious high school stu he learns that he will appear on television ganiration Lauren Bacall. Glenda Jackson. training, picked to finish fifth, hut pen from a broken-down preacher? I love him for being extra nice to Calif. 90038. didn’t," outfielder Len Dykstra dents. Sidney Poitier, Judy Geeson, Suzy with an icy psychologist he once dated In Henry Gibson 1979 Rated PG we made believers of them and now Kendall 1967 Stereo said, "But we’re not to the dynasty [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive we hOve something to look forward ( T M C ] MOVIE: Secret Places' |CC| A (8) Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth AP photo AP photo stage yet. We haven’t won it all.” (C C) Attenborough takes a journey into 11:30PM CE 8 (B) News to” young German girl comes of age and learns Boston reliever Calvin Schlraldl leaps for Joy after the Meta’ reliever Jaaaa Orosco lets everyone know how he The 16-inning affair was the the lesson of love when she Is sent to a the dense woodland of the Northern Hem CB Police Woman Although Rice had only five hlt.s longest game In post-season girls' school in Endand during World War isphere. and explores the animals, such as (H) Tha Honaymoonars Blood disease is hereditary in the playoff, two were homers, final out Wednesday night that clinched the American feels after the final out Wednesday evening as New York history. II Maria-Theres Relin, Tara McGowan, the lynx and the great grey owl, who make including a three-run shot that Ciaudine Auger 1965 Rated PG their home there (60 min ) |R) 8 Alfred Hitchcock League pennant for tha Red Sox In an 8-1 victory over the held off the Houston Astros, 7-6 in 16 Innings, to gain the The Mets’ winning rally started gave Boston a 7-0 lead and finished [U S A ] Riptide GD Novela; Muchachita 8 ) ( 8 Tonight Show Tonight's guests when Darryl Strawberry opened D E A R DR. the anemia recurs and too much starter John Candelaria In the California Angela at Fenway Park. 1 National League championship. GD Mystery: Shroud for a Nightingale are Cyndi Lauper, Woody Harrelson and with a pop fly double off Astros 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine comic Pitch Shydner. (60 min.) In Stereo OOTT: My iron can build up In the body, (CC) In spite of the murder investigation, fourth Inning of the deciding game reliever Aurelio Lopez. Straw (X) A Current Affair ® Hogan's Haroas family has an causing toxicity and liver disease. the nursing staff at Nightingale House tries " It’s awesome, just awesome." berry raced home on Ray Knight’s (X) ® Jeopardy to live and work normally, but it seems that inherited blood I agree that you are fortunate to [CN N ] Sports Tonight said outfielder Dave Henderson, single to break a 4-4 tie. GD Entertainment Tonight the murderer's mission is not yet com disease called be in the hands of physicians who plete (60 min ) Part 2 [DIS] MOVIE; 'Elopamant' Difficulties D r . G o t t whose two-out. fwo-strlke. Iwo-run Knight went to second base on GD Independent Network Newa arise when the daughter of an industrial familial sphero are familiar with this unusual homer In the ninth inning of Game 5 Ace Clemens produces In big game [CNN] Larry King Uve the throw hopie. took third on a designer falls in love with her psychology cytosis. Some blood disorder. I am sure your GD Beat of Saturday Night rewarded Boston for acquiring him wild pitch and scored the sixth run [DIS] MOVIE: 'Herbie Goes Bananas' professor Clifton Webb, Anne Francis, M of my first Peter Qott, M.D. doctors would be willing to give you ® (S) Barney Miller Herbie sets sail for the Grand Premio de Charles Bickford. 1951 from Seattle In a trade in late By Ben Walker on another wild pitch by reliever cousins and my more detailed and specific Infor August. Clemens gave up a long fly to allergic reaction to smoke that had (S) New Newlywed Game Brazil racing classic aboard a luxury cruise [ESPN] SportaCentar The Associated Press Jeff Calhoun. ship, but IS detoured into the jungles of daughter have mation about the disease. Jones on the first pitch of the game come on the team’s flight from the G9) All New Dating Game [U S A ] Alfrad Hitchcock Hour "They had It," said series MVP Related story Wally Backman walked and South America Ctoris Leachman, Charles this rare dis and then settled into a groove. West Coast to Boston. So, while his 9Z) Wild. Wild World of Animals Martin Smith. Harvey Korman 1980 Marty Barrett of the Sunday game scored the seventh run on a single 11:35PM (X) Entartalnmant Tonight order, in which DEAR DR. GOTT; What Is BOSTON — Roger Clemens had — see page 17 Clemens did not have his regular teammates sprayed champagne in 9D Carol Burnett and Prlenda Rated G Ellen Burstyn shares her views on relation won by the Red Sox 7-6 In II to off first baseman Glenn Davis’ the red blood Grave’s disease and what can be pitched more Impressively for the mttt-popping fastball —striking the clubhouse after winning Game [C N N ] Crossfire [HBO] MOVIE: Agnet of Qod' (CC) A ships involving vast age differences, the Innings. "It was dangling right Boston-Red Sox this season. But he glove by Dykstra. psychiatrist is sent to examine the myster subject of her upcoming T V movie, "Love cells are ball — or sphere-shaped. DEAR READER: Hereditary or done about It? there. We should have been pack out only three — but had his usual 7, Clemens stretched out In the [E S P N ] Speedweek never pitched so well when It who eventually scored. It proveii too big a hill for the ious birth and death of a child to a clois 40 " In Stereo Removal of the spleen — and in familial spherocytosis Is. as you ing up our stuff and going home excellent control, walking only adjacent trainer’s room and took It Simon & Simon A J and mattered so much. aggressive Astros to climb, al 8:00PM CD tered nun Jane Fonda, Meg Tilley. Anne CB M a k most cases, the gall bladder — has described, a hereditary abnormal DEAR READER: Grave’s dis ” I didn’t want to relax out there. one. easy. Rick learn the real reason why Downtown Bancroft 1965 Rated PG In Stereo 12:00AM "We shouldn’t even be here though they fell just one step short CB 8 ABC Newt NIghtllne been the procedure our doctor ity of red-blood-cell production. ease Is a form of thyroid overactiv- 1 wanted to keep the score down,” Boston scored three times In the Brown will not allow them to help him recu now." Barrett added "W e’re on "W e expected a big game for Clemens said. Still, the importance of what he after a two-run 16th. perate from a broken leg. (60 min ) [M AX] MOVIE: The Man With One Star Trak advised. We are fortunate that we The disease itself is due to Ity that is associated with bulging second inning and Rice’s three-run Red Shoe' (C C) A violinist unwittingly be CO) the gravy train. We played loose Roger, no doubt about It.” Jim Rice had done was not lost on him or the ^ With one out, Davey Lopes (X) MOVIE: 'The Hospital' Life and death have dedicated doctors to work malformation of the blood cells in eyes. The eyes usually improve The victory was Clemens’ first homer capp^ a four-run fourth comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game (3) Tales of ths Unaxpactad and I think that made the differ said after his three-run homer tans, who had watched him win his walked and Bill Doran singled to 6 in a major city medical center is depicted with, as few are familiar with the the manufacturing process; hence, when the thyroid excess is treated. since Sept. 21, a span of five starts that made it 7-0. By then. It was between rival spy agencies Tom Hanks. 8 MOVIE: 'Whara ths ladlsa Go' The ence. They knew they should hove helped give Clemens the support he first 14 decisions of the season and center field off reliever Jesse George C Scott. Diana Rigg 1971 Lori Singer, Dabney (foteman 1985 Rated disease and some members of my although spherocytes can be trans This involves the use of medicine, that comprised his longest winless apparent that Clemens and the Red story about the wildest little bar In town had it and I think the pressure was needed Wednesday night as Boston eventually win the league’s earned Orosco. CD ® Major League Baseball: National PG where a lady can go to moot men, dance, family come home to be treated. mitted by blood transfusions, the radioactive Iodine or surgery. period of the season. TTiat drought Sox were headed tor a World Series The New on them In the next two games beat California 8-1 in Game 7 of the run average title. Billy Hatcher singled to score League Championship Game 7 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The FourSeasone' The dream and live out her fantaslea. Earl Holli I would appreciate any Informa metabolic abnormality cannot. had continued in Game I of the meeting with the New York Mets. York Mets and the Houston Astros com change of seasons marks the changing re man, Karon Black, Candy Clark 19BO here." American League playoffs. Lopes. After Denny Walling’s tion you could give us about Patients with spherocytosis playoffs, when the Angels pounded ” He was a little under the pete for the National League champion lationships of three married couples. Alan 8 Alfred HKchcock Presanta France’s King Henry IV signed "W e never gave up." said Wade The crowd of 33,001 gave Cle grounder forced Hatcher at se ship. If this game is not necessary, Our spherocytosis, particularly It it Is Clemens, having failed to win in him in his worst outing of the year, weather. He gave us what he had.” Alda. Carol Burnett. Len Cariou. 1981 often have enemla. Althou^ this the Edict of Nantes In 1593. Boggs, who had a disappointing mens a standing ovation when he cond. Davis made it a one-run World,' 'The Colbys and '20/20' will air Rated PG ® ) Novela: Amo y Senor (60 min | two starts earlier in the series, and again in Game 4. when possible to transmit it to others can be temporarily overcome by granting some religious freedom series after winning his third AL Boston Manager John McNamara left the game In the eighth and (3 hrs , 30 min ) SS Sanford and Son shook off the effects of the flu In the California rallied against him to tie game again with a single to center 9 :3 0 P M GD odd coupie through blood donations. transfusions from a normal donor. to the Protestant Huguenots batting championship in four ye said. ” I checked with him espe chanted ’’Roger, Roger.” He CD News [C N N ] Nawanight 56-degree chill and showed the field. (E ) (E ) Night Court Bull disappears after the score with three runs In the cially from the fifth inning on. 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The Easy Sun GD Novele: Camino Secreto The Wrong Man Four case histories docu season. full-count pitch, sending the Astros day Murder Case menting tha nightmarish possibility of a the regular season, pitched Game4 clubhouse and he said he would decided which game Clemens will together a little three-game win “ I had pretty good stuff, better on vacation and the Mets to their Star Trek 10:00P(VI (3) Kav O'Brien (60 min ) false conviction. (60 min.) Thoughts on three days’ rest for the first time give us one more Inning. Then, as start in the World Series — he will (E) ning streak ’ And that’s what we than I thought I would.” Clemens third World Series appearance. (E ) (E ) Cosby Show (CC) In Stereo f p News in his major-league career. The he passed me on the way up the not have enough rest to start Game 1 2:05AM CB Night Heat Nicole finds did. Now we’re the champions said. They host the Boston Red Sox, the (2$ All Creatures Great and Small GD Independent Network News herself being terrorized by three street headed Into for the World Series " Red Sox asked their ace to do it steps to go to the mound, he said he 1 on Saturday night In New York, American League champions. Sat punks. (70 m in) One great characteristic of One of the true tests of whether or He took a three-hit shutout Into (3) Odd Couple GD Mission: Impossible of you and drives IS m.p.h. below Clemens, who led the major again for the deciding seventh was getting a little wobbly.” But for now, McNamara and his urday night In the Series opener. Christ is that He’s longsuffering not a Christian has developed the seventh, and left after allowing ( E (E) Hill Street Blues The Hill feels the 1 2:30AM CB Nightlife the speed limit (In a no passing leagues with a 24-4 victory, got game, and he responded to the In hddition to the flu, Clemens star pitcher were content to savor "The 16th Inning typified the GD Novela: Monte Calvarfo and patient To put up with me. he longsufferring and patience is to a leadoff single to Ruppert Jones. effects of the public defenders' strike, two CB Entertainment Tonight rone). even with th Angels In the seventh challenge. was a bit queasy because of an the perfect ending. whole series," Dykstra said. "I (£7) This Old House (CC) young cops join the precinct and Jablonski has to be. set him behind the steering wheel dS Jim B Tammy game, allowing only four hits couldn’t believe It. It was like a 9D MOVIE: 'Mazes and Monsters' Four faces dangerous heart surgery (60 min ) of a car at rush hour. I must admit Next time you get stuck at a light before being replaced by Calvin dream game from start to finish "t college students get so involved in the fan GD Mystery: Shroud for a Nightingale 8 8 Late Night with DavM Lsttarman I was In a grocery store standing it is a very trying time tor me. I tasy world of a board game that it leads to Tonight's guests are Bonnie Raitt and film or someone does you wrong and It was almost too much for Met(A (CC) In spite of the murder investigation, in line at the checkout, when a dislike traffic lights and it seems Schlraldl in the eighth tragedy Tom Hanks, Chns Makepeace, the nursing staff at Nightingale House tries maker John Waters (60 min.) In Stereo. something flares up Inside you, ask "I feel that somebody’s looking Barrett rates MVP award ‘right up there’ first baseman Keith Hernandez Wendy Crewson 1982 to live and work normally, but it seems that 8 Alfred Hitchcock Presente register next to the one I was at whenever I am In a hurry, I get yourself this question “ What would opened. I let the person in front of stuck at all the red lights. My wife over this team.” said Clemens, "It was two great teams going at Jesus do?” pounded in the series opener and each other," Hernandez said. "I me go first. The person said thank tells me, "The Lord isteachingyou By Ed Golden day night after Boston defeated the Lynn of California In 1982 also had greatest thing about being an MVP don’t want to ploy another series you and commented>that you don’t patience.” If it isn’t the red lights, unable to hold a 3-0 lead in Game 4. The Associated Press California Angels 6-1 In Game 7 of 11 hits when the playoffs were Is that It means your team won.” Rnrt StefMvocx like this. I ’ve never been In a better see too much of that today. it’s someone that pulls out in front as the Angels took a 3-1 lead with an the American League playoffs. five-game series. Barrett was half-right: National Cinem a United PentecoBtal Chnrch I l-inning. 4-3 victory last Saturday BOSTON — Marty Barrett rates The Red Sox will play the New Barrett hit .367 after batting only League MVP Mike Scott won the series.” “After the fifth can I told Can being named Most Valuable Player York Mets in the World Series, .168 against California in the award despite the fact that the Houston starter Bob Knepper (Dennis Boyd), ’you’ve got it on of the 1986 American League beginning Saturday night at Shea regular season. He struck out three Houston Astros lost the NL pi ay offs may have been the saddest of the MAKTBOBD Tuesday, just give me the chance playoffs right up there with "get Stadium in New York. times against the Angels on May to the Mets in six games. Astros. CHtMM CHy — Paeov Sue Oot Oot Married (RO-13) 7,9. — That's Lite WINDSOR The Astros gave Knepper a 3-0 Married (PO-13) 7,9 :». — Men... 7 ;», (RO-13) 7,9. — Deodly Friend* (R) 7:10, RIo m — Allen* (R) 7:15. on Wednesday.’” Clemens added ting married and seeing my baby Barrett collected 11 hits, includ 14. Barrett’s bat came In handy first-inning lead on an RBI double ♦ :45. — Summer (R) 7:10,9:30.— Down 9:10.— Crocodile Dundee (RO-13) 7-10, DRIVR-INS “ He did his job (winning 10-4) and I girl ing the game-winner in Game 6. to ’ ’This is really something, to because the Red Sox better-known by LOW (R) 7:30, 9:50. d by irS NO TRICK... by Phil Gamer and mn-scoring Men Chester — Closed for the season. got my chance. After the sixth Barrett, the Boston Red Sox tie the AL playoff record for most come out the MVP with players like hitters struggled at the plate. Tough Guv* (R (i) 7:05, 9:05. Monstleld — Olpsed Thursday. inning, I felt pretty weak and second baseman, won the Most hits. Chris Chambliss of the New Rice, Boggs and Buckner in the Wade Boggs, the best regular- singles by Davis and Jose Cruz. ■AST NARTRORO wobbly, but I ’ll be ready any time Valuable Player award Wednes York Yankees in 1976 and Fred lineup,” ne said. " I think the season hitter In baseball with a .357 Knepper, 17-12 and 3-1 against ■B»tw» B Rob A CHiema — Notbino In Common 7:30. I’m called on. I just need a little average, hit just .233. Leftflelder the Mets In the regular season, Rbor m cbordt Rob A O m i m — JUST OUR TREAT! rest.” Jim Rice finished with a playoff limited the Mets to two hits until he Bock la Scboel (R6-I3) 7:30, 9:30. came apart In the ninth Inning 9 ” It’s a great day for me,” said average of .161, while first base- WHWOBII CIMIM9 1-9 — Top Gun (RO) 1:05, 7:10, 9 ;». — Tbol’» Life S e r v ic e M aster Boston Manager John McNamara, man Bill Buckner and right fielder ’’For eight Innings, that’s the (RO-13) 1;2S, 7:35,9:90 — Touob Guys who rejected an offer to remain Dwight Evans each hit .214. test I ’ve ever pitched.” Knepper (R ) I;JO, 7:2$, 9:25 — Stand by Mt (R) said. “ There’s no question In my 1:W, 7:40, 10. — Crocodile Dundee with this Angels in order to take “ He was the rising star when we (RO-13) 1:30,7:30.9:45. — CMIdren of o over the Red Sox two years ago needed It,” Boggs said. "There is mind that we should be In the World LtMOrOodfR) 1,7:05,9:35.— Jumpin' ■ It’s a dream come true to go to the always one guy who is going to Series. We Just made too many Jock Rhnb (R ) 1:40, 7:45, 9:55. — mtstakes.They didn’t make the AvtM lno Rorct (R) 1:15, 7:15, 9:30. — M a n ch ester 4 lines 6 days ^11 World Series.” perform above and beyond, and Deadly (R) 1:10. 7:20, 9:30. While McNamara and the Red Marty Barrett was the guy” mistakes. We did.” M ANCNnTCR Sox went through the customary Barrett’s glove proved Just as Dykstra. pinch-hitting to start UA TRiBferi Roet — Rtoov Sue Got Reg. Me*® SAVE ^8" the ninth. trlNed to deep center M onied (RG-13T 7:30, 9:30. — Back to Is now under champagne cork popping and reliable. He handled 39 chances ScbOOl (RO-13) r i5 , 9:15. dousing ritual In the clubhouse, without an error, while the Red Sox Held to start Knepper's downfall new ownership! there was gloom across the way in and Angels comNned for a playoff Mookie Wilson followed with a VSRNOft Shandor T. Modachv, President & Monooer Run a 4 line private party ad for the California dressing quarters record 15 errors. single off the tip of second baseman CMMIAk— Alltnt(R ) 7.9:30— Bock "M arty’s Just been there all year Bill Doran’s glove, ending to School (RO-13) 7:10, 9:10, ” I hurt like hell for the players, I 6 days and pay only 1®®. ( T hurt like hell for (owner) Gene long. ’’ said Spike Owen, who set the Knepper’s shutout. w n r HARTRORO Service Master of Monchester has been Autry,” said Manager Gene playoff record for most errors by a ” It was frustrating going up ■Mr 1 A t — Notbino In Common (RG) shortstop with 5. “ R e’s one of the there inning after inning with two 7,9.-30. — Allen* (R ) 7, 9:30. servicing the area for more than 25 Now through Oct. 31 only Maurt, still without a pennant In a 25-year managertal career, ” We - best in the game, both tfefonsively out and nobody on base.” Dykstra Hn^LLIMANTIC years. New President Shandor Madachy (non-commercial ads) played our hearts out and they got and offensively. He deserves It.” said of his rally starter. "I went up I CMteino — Reooy Sue with the idea that I had to get on 6 who has been in the Service Master stepped on. Eight months of hard Barrett came off a regular organization over 10 years, assures that You may cancel, however w ort... We felt like we got the job season in which he p la y ^ a base.” done. It jo B t got away.” career-high 156 games and hatted After a groundout, Hernandez the professional service Service Master we cannot give refunds. "It’s very disappointing, but we -2M, » pointa above Ms 1965 douNed to score Wilson and end CALDWELL Is known for will continue. only have ourselves to Name,” average. Re became the startfog Knepper’s afternoon. Reliever FaM veteran catcher Bob Boone. aecond baseman In May 1964, and Dave Smith walked Gary Carter ■ We had tliem at our place and hit .303. and Strawberry before Knight tfed For Professional Cleaning, Carpets, the game with a sacrifice fly to OIL INC. iiattrl)ratrr ilrralft couldn’t Noee the deal.’’ "M arty has been a sparkplug all Furniture, Floors ond Specialty Services, Designated hitter Don Baylor, year,” Manager John McNamara right field, scoring H e m a n ^ . The I6-fnning game was the acquired late in spring training in a said. “ He’s one of the most coll longest in post-season series 59.9 ^ Call Irene or Johanne, our classified Ad-VIsors Fwap ftiat aent Mike Easier to the underrated haUplayera on this dub per gal. C. O. O. New York Yankees, said that the and in the American League. He history Service Master ^ who will help you place your ad Red Sox watched ttie Mets heat the can do a lot of things to teat yon.” After the Astros took their 8-0 first-inning lead off Mets starter Hoostoa Astros 7-6 in 16 innings for Barrett pointed to the Red Sox’ Bob Ojeda. they managed only four 649-8841 57 Weaver Rd. 649-3433 Manchester ihe pennant in a game that finished Boston loft ftolder Jim Rice connects on day night’s game aft Fenway. Rice's victory in Game 5 at Anaheim, when they rallied after being one hits over the next IS innings off M cab S hS^bcI to C S w ife Sorvlca Mostor ho* 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Just before Game 7 with California. a John Candelaria pitch for a thrae-run homer gave the Red Sox a 7-0 laad. "When we saw their celebration, strike away ftom tasing die serir*. Ojeda and relievers Rick Aguilera we wanted one, too.” Baylor said. homer in the fourth inning of Wednea- as the taming potoit. and Roger McDowell ! I » - lTAWCHggl1WinttMM»i tlwiKfar. det. aTAWCHggTER HERALIY. Titawwtoy. Oct. M. IBBB- 17 18 GH/onl ft having fun on Monchy Night FootbaK Coventry tfiaHng in combination for COC title • r t r ld d TrMdMI W W * Al Mdiiadd. “fii a tlnv#- ddmmenthdften dveilaft. (SiWmf a Bhthige have hdM'ethBaft ohieadY as gnrhyihMt ^ lit* AfMCldMf itUH Wain, t tMiiir it'a M n w td iid gartner fimm last year, (brater hlBiiiana sad t yaa Ba aaa Bsea me shteetheaihthaeibedriTdia MW. •vldw Meeftpr ftsefty m i BmI snw tha COC BeatCkeitay. BUtvtedrM'twamtd tKlCB^. Mdir Vdrir Jbtir " t w « wMjr. f d|WMcl mdrv tbn« Mamath, haa said MleHaanr and “VlMt waa the oMy lapse by the Goodrich’s effort would be the dwemtdBe efrttobnd ibae li f t year dhawwIdR win Be Fatrfots' grudging defense. bad soHd outinMr for the Patriots, am$ m& tw^wwitm. ym. fr m h iHtM tNe ddwM*. the 0l«yera. 6i(lbrd ddnstantiy‘‘muetiMiga:” ^ ibr MMdYtBedftlereiangse. ^ haa ahhred Its hmadbasr ‘tiwaa'ijh a e t Mb'eeftev after M The Mg(t drops Rocky Rill to 5-1-2 last serious eballenge by the 1 tctfcgv N ltL — The cdireet I its; Ht the cewfeience and R was Corentry, thoogb. with the (M ibftffi Rltvlllf (fall thf* WMM dll ghtiif dWf vldiM U^.' After Id years df nradbeftig' there's guN gt& ta ermusnr. •ar fteaiH mhe tliiaM amee MW and ______arsdfalr yftyMtgrgiay'. yea have a W. "Tlk«rg(»eftyM oat o l tha former champions, ’fhe Patriot who are iftftf orerun. MMMiqr Might: fddtball.ry<-|May aa^ YMtisrs aikf teievisldn analysts •nari( aiMMMhe first (HgK M the C d v M ^ Is dtdW (he stMdhtgs «t Rocky HHI Bad the advantage of He fed it to Da ^ Barren aiid be in ’"The wind was a factor.’’ MeVicar but its defense ean break down,” thm witftdiie aersnii', jm diW iv. d d M t siei^ ehea hft HnvM (11^ B>MRb9^V> aaqwaaaa lawt FrS&ay. a 3-1 win aaaaeer ftr the weekljr hrdadeaat have fteftiently saM Mlehaeiii ancT fm rtdt gbAif ftr edmmeid an ■Vise pWWfn ehaeftswneeddaheeebeftgftyw 'Y IhMr AY and r have aertMY 'fft-i. mrAM. RiBdiHRg' hs $-t the wind there waa to Ha back the torn, fired a Mister off the inside of said. "T like to go against it bi the MeVicar advised. An MMssbythe M M d d v a r #var greviddsly mbeaten ftlYABr waa shifteif te an analyst m e 6 hM»n Y are ten and their what Jbe said.” ^rtb m siMed. five same ■WHT NOT db^.CiBbrdrefttrnedfohisdftfjdh (hat dot hy ndvr." vfetory fnaaOsy ovar Vhial is hi fivW half, ft wasn't stfffBat "every the right poet into the cage. That first half but unfortunately we lost Benringers to RHAM wHI attest to Ntgh secdRd place at B-M. Cdvmtry's thne we tried to release it. the wind came at 28; 81 of the half. "Wewent the flip” that. Theit seetMMf digit was twisted into last COC game is rrlday at East wooM boM it op,” Flaater noted. to sleep on that goal.’’ MeVicar Coventry peppered the Terrier Plaster isn’t afraid of a letdown ftfaee FloAtwioAay. llamphM fngh while NffAM ftn- The Terriers bad the better oppor said. goal the second half, ft forced Friday. Re talked to Ma team after NismBer three is still t& foilow ishes dp srfth Cheney Tech in tunities. (breing Coventry Junior Gardner's stop of Pierce’s drive Rocky Hill goalie Kirk DeMeo to Wednesday’s victory. " I told tbem "We doWf want to share it." said Nehrd*. o/ho on Friday. goalie Ron Gardner to make some proved Mg. And high-scoring Ter make eight of his 18 saves. The they've had two emotio^ gnoMW C&vantry aoaeh BoD Plaster after "We cHMChcd at least a tic ftm the erttieal saves. He bad five. aR in rier Dave Goodrich bad an oppor Patriots had 13 of their 16 shots in andthI they've responded. They won't SCOREBOARD Wednesday's l-ft victory over aer- Otto DM we still cat) share H with the first stop. Mehnflng one on tunity at the rebound. But bis trail the second half but couldn’t come let down (Friday),’’ he assured. eiMial power Kdclry ffill ffigh, Zbna," Plaster, in his nth year at Jerome Fierce from point blank was dogged by Jason Smith, who up with another score. 'The response faster is looking „ to (he Charter Oak the helm, said of KfrAM head range after the Terrier forward did a superlative Job. and Good But they had enough. for will crack the safe wide open for Cdnftrenee championship coach Mike Zotta. "1 ligara he can w'orked bis way (brodgb the Fiatriot rich’s effort proved to be a weak Midftelder.s Poulin. Rob Berko- Coventry. B a s e b a l l H o c k e y Seholasilc roundup Sparta In Btia$
rmi IMng IfnrNfltlonal s«t for Saturday MHS, East girl swimmers dunked issttsss?** ■^"w trmv (a s s M s e e « If « The ISth aimaal Tiling InvitatioBaf Cross Country Meet win be 3 0 e 4 fj V held Saturday at Tiling Junior High School beginning at 8 a.m. MERIDEN - Once again, the 4W FrM reiov: 1. East (Reisor. 3 0 e S i 7 Registration Tor the meet win take in the morning before the first East Catholic ifo'Is’ swimming McGu(n«fS, Mis, Foley) 4:33.27, 7. (M) m iainliian i 7 6 t n v a s is y o i* ' wTatmmi b 3 i t ly of eight races commences at 9; 38 a.m. team came up short, tMs time OT isranavfa 2 e The schedule of races is as follows; ninth grade girls at 9; 38 bowing. 98-82. to host Maloney High MH8 gfrft (o m W edn^ay The Eagles remain 2 1 1 s Id n a.m; ninth grade boys at 9;5S a.m.; sixth grade girls at 18:28 ft has been a season full of c t e S if MSgtvr* A HOwBa^ ' ** vosfoi^ 3 2 d 4 14 n a.m.; sixth grade boys at 18; 45 a.m.; seventh grade girls at at winless tor the season at P6. peaks and valleys for the Manches eamtrino XjT (MMosi 1 2 1 3 14 M East’s 488 freestyle relay, con 1 1 0 7 ' 11:18a.m.: seventh grade boys at ll;3Sa.m.; eighth grade girls ter High girls’ swim team Unfortu ----- 1,7 ti UAHMUrfftOc S & a S F Y fIfWIfYIVft l L . at 12;88 p.m.; eighth grade boys at 12;2S p.m. sisting of Dory Reiser. Trlcia nately. they experienced one of the MWmn 3, Knr Yd CSMSl Awartls will be given in each category, including trophiin Tor McGuiness. Elisa Mis. and Cathy latter points Wednesday by losing tlie first 18 runners and medals through 38th position. There will Foley gave the Eagles one of their to Wethersfield. 89-77, at the HdMlOnt T 0 7 two victories of the day. Caro! 1 1 1 3 S he also be a trophy given to the best time of the day for the boys Indians’ pool. MwYdrk j 1 2 1 3 12 Trocclola accounted for the other Cathy Topping led the Indians by a«sM A iA ( 130 1 2 e 3 i and girls. An invitational sweater will be awarded the first-place first placement hi the 588 freestyle. 0 1110 copping two events, the 58- and fviiiflivKnu finisher in each race. Performing well for East were T _asw Ydrtiy, H e i ^ 4^4 mmos, tttw All the races will be approximately two miles. Refreshments, 108-yard freestyles Stacey Tom- V «K «*M strlM 43 If FIIMIIYW 2 1 'Tyrrell White (second in diving). klel took seconds in the 200 IM and >BsWw C, Ccsilwnfe i, Sdsten mm 2 1 souvenir T-shirts, and hats will be sold to defray the cost of the 'Tiffany While (second In the 188 serin 43 S5ZK2URUlf YMIIINI 3 2 14 13 meet. the 188 breaststroke Others per Ldf______Aramn 2 2 15 IS By). Trocclola (second hi the 200 forming well for Manchester were VaOtMNtt 1 7 1 13 IM). Foley (second In the 180 free), Grefchen Sines. Sue Bums. Deb -..*ST w and Stacey Lebrun (third In ■Mteodfi d rk ^S ^.m . M ^ j n s s : UConn bootert turn back UMatt Ciarcla. Elise Callahan. Allison New Jersey 3, Voneevyer 2 diving). Also. Lisa Nuttall. Heidi Kane. Michele Hombostel. Marcia iMtondli (TT’e^a.m. US /unem 4, Dcfroff 3, or N AMHERST. Mass. — Junior forward Diego Borja scored two Bragdon, Michelle Hutchings, Markstcin. and Lori Gallo. N.Y. J, CfilMse s, fie Kendra Darby, and Terry Jordan Mew Ydrln______:2 goals Wednesday as Connectlinit beat Massachusetts. 3-1, in The loss evens the Indian record college soccer. contributed fo the Eagle effort. at 4-4 for the season. Next meet is New YerlT^ a n ^ , ' ^ S i tmwildesi Sophomore forward Dan Donlgan tapped in a rebound shot to East has Its next meet Friday at Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Fermi in vdriMvyer 3; 30 p.m. against South Catholic at now Ydfk^ieSL^IWKSSiWV, l;S open Connecticut's scoring In the second half after a scoreless Enfield am. the Manchester High pool first. BJora followed with his first goal, beating the ftnlen of Hnr Ydrti” 'tiscdfsarv, (:23 Massachusetts defender one-on-one. Results: d.m. SflMurtei dTlufwto, 1;3S e.m. RMulfi: _ 200 Med. Relay: 1. Wethersfield 2:04.4. Ef Torowe m New Jersey 7:S d.m. Massachusetts cut the Connecticut lead to 2-1 with Its only goal TOOMed. Rtlav: 1. Moloney 7; 17.77,7. 2. Manchester, 3. Manchester ^ an^^of (Sw^rdrl?^’ neeeeeary, 1:2* Oefreff A-game lead with fhm , Third NrM d—3. New JenJersey...... Muller...... in the first round Wednesday night. for tt A t A — eB . , m . 2 Monchesterot Seun^ndsor, 3:30 (Brrten, Vsihsek), 5:01. 4 ,.^ Jersey, PMILAOI CAPLES-Slgned •First of all, ” Breland told the crowd afterward. “I d like to Surely, with Boston’s amaefng It games left. They finished tied for aixMlhi Muller 3 (Brefen, in i^ ) , 2:9 (pp). 3 New Byron Lie, comeback from seemingly certain fortnl vinol TVdrrt^ ien y'H S:S0 aay thanks for supporting me. Believe me. I’ll bring the second in the National League Jersey, BrtdgmanWTdgmdn 3 (Adame, m___ m - B o w K n g defeat In the American League despite winning 82 games. sic ski eon), 11:54. Pvnotnis PeMivon, Von, ...UVIVfTVaiVTManchester gt fam ...••Iffv.wv Y , "j ~ an opt minor-doubM minor (roughing, hlgh- championship back. playoffs, the reputation will grow ■'Sl'i''*^ e«» cpmoiic— (at now 15-8, stung Twining with a series of rights and In 1962, Mauch’s Angels won 83 aspot tlhScMg),IM), 7% ,.w , lofselle, UVTW1IV* Vij,TMMs imifVImmor-deune *WUOTV H igh p ool), 3:30 ^^IFftOrTvWs WfKR taiovoor BBreland, now 15-8, stung Twining . ^ — after 25 years as a major league /AVP ... L. O T O games in the regular season and Ns. mMor (roiigiw----- Stag, io, htgtvsndktng),hMMnoktng), 7according to t l» World------Boring— ^ New Jersey 54-11—#1. JW, >ohn.Rieder )52-Si7, Tony Ficoro Bevsi2S Soccer couldn’t win the .big games. 19 96M IMemrptayOpportunniee Vancouver) 1S03S3, NIOC Anderson l4)-3li2. Chuck E «t C o l^ c at St.Beroord, 1 p.m aiMar Association, kept the shorter fighter off him with a series of left "He put major league people on This year, the Angels won 92 Whalers vs. Jets, SportsChormet, «( S; New Jersey 1 et-S,' B o rre ro 152341, Po ol t4)-l4FiS7- ,2 p.m. _ Occ4Ms - Vonceuyer. Brodsur (2) shots- R ic k . Burnett 137-155-407, E m M *•’ 8 I Jahs that reddened Twining’s face. the field and we screwed it up,” games and were one strike away California managar Qana Mauch ahowa hla diaguat attar •OTvRK College feaibaii: Akron vs. tatoyg ^ Wow Jersgy, Chevrter (25-23). ___ K 8 1 from winning the aeries Sunday. S M ? J O* oe.stm one.W ), jo c k With about a minute gone In the Rght, Breland hit Twining, who California pitcher Don Sutton said. tha Angala lost Qama 7 to tha Rad Sox. 8-1. Wadnaaday NtanvvSMSe,r State, BESPN---- T olM v 377, B ill Preston 152-407, Tovts **** ^*****Ogta " *'**'■ l8 nnranked, with a left and then a short right that sent the Last Sunday, ttie Angels led their 1 ^ Boston rallied to win 7-9 and g;S2 Brains vs. NorNom i Stars, Chonnol RoTeree-Andy Von Heiiemond. Cook Jr. 154^, Trovis Cook Sr: k ^ .chestat fjgQsf V6WM2 oSh^ic\^TT2Vn^ SJTat Brown night at Fanway. Mauch la tha "baat managar” navar to LRwgmin O erdBreeiln i.OonMcCeurt. 1S2344 Muskegon. Mich., native to the canvas. hest-uf-seven series with the Red evened the playoffs with a 18-4 s invttatMnm (Frovidsnee, R.i.) RMS, S.F. ssssw aa”™ **** Sox S-l and had a 5-4 lead with two victory Tuesday night. hava won a oannnnt
J \ I « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thonwlay. Oct. 16, i m MANOffiOTgR HgRALD. UnmwiBg: Get, ig l iM - i»
icir‘W gAittYiJt®wrtMtyWH»it Poverty crushes spirit of Appalachia 'R N N f lB I B v Pdfge Sf. Jotin signs of real vfotence and signs of Th « Associated Press "K'8 not a mattar of subjactiva impraaafona,’ despair.” Ttrr (MdlfaBr/Oflvgr-On* Mdchfnier-immedtafe op (5 AS-VtSW-ftHNK 'jBd'Ve of tr n m O M H Migost habits ha said. "Tha facta arathara. W hatwahava In Pittsburgh, where steel facto en ings tar first close CHARLESTON. W.Va. — The ries are closing, Holmquist said he mv It MdMrfRto maehTnieie lo ^ up and liSolJED Ctff, ^ bfe op Appalachian region is snfferingah in Appalachia aratha makinga of an saw "the struggle of people for fill ond tall ftifigposmdn. , lotae. BridpP AND.^rSft'TtCFiPSr'TiHAE IM HER economic crisis of soch propor Exodrieriev driR iPtM buf port CMC moehininp cen survival." wUI irtNH. CMon driving Olds, 0a»iafwg2si& c l o s e - m e tions that the spirit of ito p e ^ e is. undaroiaaathat ia moatly whita. Tham iddia "Some valiant efforts are being ters. PuiVanrcondllfoned being cnished under the w e i ^ of reconS D rtfogr. If inter dwp, IWerat overtime. ciaaa ia diaappaaring.” made to meet the emergency ested dOR 4 W «B 9 'o r s h » Apply Paragon Toof poverty, hunger and hopelessness, needs of this area, but there's got to ' a new study concludes. by Tdted PeHr n ru , » WWY, 121 Adome sirm , be more,” he said. "There’sgot to MlddfoTiMta. W«Sf. Manchester. M7'-W3S. "The crMs is very real,” said falling as much as 50 percent. apouse abuse and (flvorce is at be surgery. There’s got to be the Rev. R. Holmquist, coordina epidemic proportions. In the Pen healing.” LandSddRMD, Idstn moup T .... - H3g> tor of a task force that reported its PARTLYTOBLAM E, the report nsylvania steel towns even the ing. ExRWienddprdtarred Pun time deiiveiveerson- findings Wednesday to the Com wtif tram. Heovy iiftwo, dOlWors 1 C) o j said, was the flight of industry to suicide rate is reported at < ^ b le ACCORDING TO the Appalach but o6 od m ioe. mission on Religion in Appalachia. 433KMK pfos, soToivta eommensu- Third World countries as well as the national average. ” ian Regional Commission, only 15 rotawlth experience. Be- "There is hunger everywhere you technological improvements ena of Appalachia's 397 counties expe o a go... There are people so far down Hondr rtwn-Puil time or nentsovaliabre. OecMdb- bling smaller workforces. THE CiMtA STUDY combines rienced any growth in the first half piori finid. Appryin person Ppcd working people the economic ladder that their Coal mining employment, for data from several government of the 1950s. Eseeir M otor inn, K)0 East only need apply. CofI 543- [ o ' - ■»,( self-esteem is destroyed. instance, has d e c r e a ^ 30 per sources, including the Appalach Holmquist said the problems of center Street. 2171. "People are being pushed to the cent, to the lowest levels ever ian Regional Commission, and the /Uipelachia are m irrored.in the very margins.” recorded in some sectors, while flndings of a series of public Midwest farming states. But he ^ O [ 1------The task force spent a year production has gone up. hearings in West Virginia, North said Appalachia is unique in its /e-ib tracking the economic health of LEGAL SECRETARIES "What we see is a tremendous Carolina, Pennsylvania and historical problem of outside ow (Expsrlsncad) P------Appalachia. CORA, based in Knox increase in service sector Jobs," Tennessee. nership of most of the available ville. Tenn.. was founded in iSM by Holmquist said. "What we see are "Th e impression I got from those resources. Ju9t M $hort ftd0 to representatives of is reli^ous people holding down even two of hearings was one of overall depres “ We learned a close connection denominations "to build commun whoro tho btg poychoek M these Jobs — working in fast food sion," Holmquist said. between the economic crisis in IWSfTIITiUW Tv Unr ity and combat poverty." LM M lR W tM W restaurants — and still not earning He said two areas stuck in his Appalachia and the Midwest and SMMd Mdk Will M reemvea Holmquist said the study docu t P you hove legal experience (personal inlury 0 what they did before.” mind as being particularly bad; the activities of multinational ; tfi me Gmeroi servicer er ments what should be a national helptat but not required, but knowledge of ne*. D Cemer st., Mendies- m e DepdriweHt 4t PWitfo The report says unemployment Williamson, W.Va., and Pitts corporations as they shut down uwitaCewiwwtacejtgR tg concern. court pleadings o must) twv CT mtHI OCroBER » , auonc HeortuiA an ita ^ rates in 21 percent of Appalachian burgh. He said he was in William thefr factories,” he said. "Whole i«W er 11 ;do e.m. for me fol " It ’s not a matter of subjective mMan and gumo " ‘ counties were more than double son during the heat of a United towns are abandoned that way. t P you ore u good typist lowing: cmer^s snMuwe < impressions," he said. "Th e facts the national average in 1985, while Mine Worken strike against A.T. They don’t have any way to get one n> RgPAlR OP KOMATSU 1311, a r » AP photo are there. What we have in you wont top salary with unlimited potential UNDERCARRIAGE aarkt another 5l percent of the counties Massey Coal Co. mines in southern leg up, so to speak. tP Appalachia are the makings of an (2) Pl o w METERING had higher than normal rates. West Virginia and eastern "W e need to find a way for them you wish to be appreciated underclass' that is mostly white. tP SysIVM (REEID) Holmquist said 123,000 residents Kentucky. to rely on themselves." f:d» a.n Explosive locker The middle class is disappearing." lEEL sesMan ___ of eastern Ohio, West t^ g in ia . and "What I saw and what I heard The report makes a range of we WANT YOU meneearg.] The study of the 13-state re^on C western Pennsylvania had been from the people was frightening," recommendations, including We hove recently odded personnel, but due diforium M BuntMey FranKlin County Sheriffs detective Qeorge Nance looks reports massive job losses as steel : k (REElD) scnaai, 309jRam ere unemployed so long they are no Holmquist said.' ‘The presence of a changes In social programs to to exceptlondl growth, ore desirous of odd- at 600 pounds of unstable dynamite found in a storage factories, textile mills and coal Avenue, HOriwrd ' longer counted in the rolls. live security force, people living in make Job retraining more enticing Tne town at Moneneiwr is mines close. More than 350,000 inp more. Yeorly bonus, medicol benefits an aquoi aaearfonitv am- locker in Columbus, Ohio. Police asked 1,600 people to "W e found the impact on com fear, sand bags on the streets, than unemployment benefits. It a ia ^, antfraouiras an afflr- manufacturing Jobs were lost from and pension offered. Coil Doris Luetien, rnfoOMiiTy at evacuate the area near the locker on Columbus’ east side munity institutions and especially doors destroyed by gunfire, and also supports legislation aimed at mHMeenen eeney ter on af 1952 to 1953, with incomes for those Ebenstein A Ebenstein, P.C. S2S-0845. IM cantracrars and Vandars vrdiMoyunnedi on the family absolutely stagger what appeared to be private making corporate pullouts finan sron Servfi while experts tried to dispose of the dynamite. who did find replacement work ae a candittan at dMng busi- ing," he said. "In these areas. armored vehicles ... there were cially impractical. nan y m me rawn, as oar and unnod. Paaeroi ordsr Caraarairan 8M forms, oMns and sneeffl- naencuf. Ti _ e j m e e s m / n e H m iim o R wmcandUctan ^ a n s ara ayamioM ar ma mta ma — T Qg&i Eiarar aenerai sarvfcar erne*. PARTED Em- mssr m t u r m i i aarvf< Teklng appllcetlons for 30 LOCUST Street. 7 Pomiiy Lots tor sole. Boiton- Monchester 5 room Lown mower-reei type, unrra______Bufldtng lots with view. very eosy start, ouMt. 20” vicas caroari foO time end pdrt time po- Active Older woman in 4 rooms eoch, 5139,900. house, neor nospttol. fiMNarffordj eniond on all tnitts. Appii- excellent neotth inter Principals only. Coil 445- 545JM0 ond up. We OMO Avonobie November 1st. cut. Meeds chftch odTusr- GENERAL MANAGER Windsor, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 custom build homes. Con menf. PS 643-S3».a eonts should nave data ested In shoringsomeones 2425. WeekdOrys PS. 5729/monfh plOS utfllffos. taPta Sfmsoury sntiy. Mspnons eommu- home. References ovolio- 445-5900. Security, loose retarences francAM, . nlestlon skills and maturs bte. Coll Proiect Home reeufrea. sdrite Box V arrfarn. Move right ini Spdclous 0 Lots for solo. Monchosfer Avan, erfttdf. Earim, tor- Notices Business Proaerty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment .80 tudgsmant. Can S257103 Shore, 2354511. C/D Monchester Nerotoio e c g ijm g g ^ - nnOen and Canton tran- Resort Property ...... plus room Coionioi with 3 - bunding lots ovoriookihg tramard Rtaee. Lost/Found ...... 01 24 Bookxeeping/income Tax 54 Office/Retoli Equipment ...... 8i for dsfaiis. generous bedrooms, r1O Is sublect to the Pair floor family room, dining EOE Housing Act ot 19M, which room and 15 x 17 lower Two bedroom oportment H r mokes If Illegal to odvef- for rent. Olshwosher, dis level rec room. 2 tali 5 piece set CB 700 tlse onv preference, Hm- bofhs, covered brick po- posal, pool, tennis courts. drum /lutomotlvo Lost-Part Shepard, port Itotlon or dfscrfmlnoflon Nrar 04. Call 202-7900 offer with symbol and hl-hof. ILMT Part time/Job shoring po flo. 1 ear garage. 5119,900 Monchester-prime office Like new. S400. 4454724. Collie. Tan with white based on roce, color, reli D.W. Pish Reolfv 5431591 7:00 pm.pm. PfOf (417) 044-5770 lANO FOUND neck and breost. 50tbs. sition. Busy engineering House cleaner needed CASHIER x4204 R built formal dtnlnp room on the Manchester - 2nd floor 2 engine has less than 10,000 eoflan reserve* m# ri... Printing Operator-Small perlence. Busy friendly Main Street, Manchester. lent benefits Included. Eceal prraladanv eral and mouth. Pink nose with Classified Is a great way sary. Flexible Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 7Vi nrsf floor, 14' x 28' rec bedroom, heot and op- Main Street-1000 square miles on It. Good condl- g dark smudge. Answers to multi nth 1250 off set press. office. Call 444-1535. See Steve or Lli. Call Manchester Manor. pflonces, no pets. 5575 plus ... to sell somethingl 443- Experience preferred will Secretarial Alde- 4450129.______baths, eot-ln kitchen, din room, 4 working firepla feet, ample parking. Ideal Asking s Fluff 443-7479 or 299-1439. hours, excellent ing room, ftreploced liv security 4453979. / Free to pood home. 4 2711. from. Typing necessary, Glostonbury Public Bonking- reliable out go ces. Immoculofe heme, tor protMsfonol or busi otter 7 4 8 5 9 1 8 . Social Worker designee; Schools. 10 months, 21 Nurses Aldes/Home help ing room, hardw ood month old male kitten - 55 wpm. East Hartford ing person wHh optHude benefits. Apply with Ideal lovouf for enter- ness use. S29-S444 very lovable, white with HELP WANTED Manchester Area Confer hours per week. Applica aides - help us provide floors through out, fin tolhtng. Set on 1.07 acres. Studio type apartment. ED locotlon. 35 hour week. for figures needed os port In person at evenings. irey tiger stripes mork- Richarda . Huai ence of Churches, Em er tions available from Glas auolltv core tor our home ished basement, 1 cor Partly furnished. Work Small office. Excellent time teller In Manchester D.W. Pish Realty 4431591 ngs. Hds oil shots. Coll Olrscter Carpenter- Experienced gency Shelter evening su tonbury Board of Educa core clients. Flexible days garoge, privote deck. Coll or 071-1400. ing single mole preferred. benefits, colt Mrs. Palmer pervisor. Hours 3-11 pm. office. Coll M r. Fields at f5432711 between 0:00 and 04110 ■ ‘i*taa** Sarvleas W tsttni Styk Crib Coverlet In remodeling. Call Ro tion, Glastonbury, Ct. 447-0540. EO E and hours. Vacotlon pay. MOTO MART Plano Realty, 544-5200. Lease. Securitv. No pets. 1944 Rambler-the Clos- 259-9574, Monday through Atsoclotes Degree, Social 5159,900. 443-2800. 5:00pm. dsk tor Mory. bert Jarvis, 443-4712. Friday between 9:30 and 04033. Phone 433-5231 ext Phone Patient Care ot Ct. 030 Sliver Lane Xtra's Gotorel Super 7 slcl Prom when they ma- work or related field. Cor 441. Affirmative Action, Inc. 543-9515. 3:30. East Horttord, CT room 1 '/a both home. Fire- de'em like they used to. Part time drivers - wanted necessory. Salary Range EO E M/F.______Government Homes from placed rec room ond HE* Only 85,000 miles I Solid $10-514,000. Send resume $1 (U repair). Delinquent for South Windsor school Clerlcal/Ooto entry. Man fenced yard. Won't lost. runner. 742-7484 evenings. buses. Starting pay 56 per to: MACC Box 773 Man Truck driver tor In state tax property. Reposses "We Guarantee Our Cope Cod-Cozy, comfy 2 \mr^ chester medical group chester By October 24. ond out of state deliveries. Receptionist. Pull or port sions. Coll 805-407-4000 ext bedroom cottage. Stroll to hour. Full training pro seeks port time help. Typ Homes" Blanchard 8 Ros- Manchester-small oport- Rowing machine West- Lincoln Town car 84, vided. Call 525-0004. EOE. Mutt have class 11 license. time to answer phones, GH 9965 tor current repos ment. Responsible day near by beaches or relax ing skills required. Call file ond light typing. 443- Coroenter/Helper - Posi setto 444-240ta bend model 5100, new, 34,000 miles. Leather, 1973 Dotsun 510 Ideal far Coll 444-5000 tor tion open tor ambitious SALES session list. working gentleman pre by the fire. W /nIte. 443 cruise, Stainless steel 447-0238. Service Station attendant appointment.______9095. ) or 4434411. 5150. coll otter 4pm. 073 ports excellent mechani Good Job Opportunities! Individual to do kitchon Quality 3 bedroom Ranch ferred. For information 4075. rockers, custom wheels, cal condition. Body shot. Currently accepting oppll- - Pull time days, port time PERSON Manchester - Charming coll 4434441. Pointers M/F-Experlence Reliable loving day care and both remodeling, 1'/tional f m t elit add Port time Mon-Pri, 4pm- be dependoble. Opportun Loborer-Full time for plus o 2 cor gorooe, 199. 44830IOD a sporty dash to the skirt. for 12 motifs; full direc Mondoy-Prldov, 7am- living room, formal din Monchester-Lukuorv jg jlS Itta/best oner. Coll 643 experience desired but Merchaadise Em- 9pm or ttnlsh. Occaslonol ity for advancement, call steel lubrication shop. appliances, no leases. Ex- ing room, ceramic tiled tawnhoute, > bedroMo, tions. 3pmot443-S151. EOE. not necetsary, ws will Ns- one with PlMts- playees. Cashiers, Saturdays required. Ex Kelly's Landscaping Com Company paid uniforms w riofim must bs orsesnlsd cellcnl location In Eost eot-ln kitchen, nregtoced 1 Vk baths, central olr con Sears-Retrloerotor, Pontiac Ftero 1985, excel and benefits. Must hove (rain. GnMs it in Sites U R to Tt trttr, ntd (2.501 tw Stek Stock. Full time and perience helpfol but wni pany. 528-8114. M -P, 9^. RNs-3 tall supervisor. We to Ihs lld b c l^ on or bsfors Hartford. Near rt. 2. Coll tamllv room w/sltder to ditioning, oil electric, green. 080 Call 5481754.0 lent condition, olr condt- 24H. Site 14H, 57 MM santm, pM sot tsr pasute ns train. Contoct Darrell fkrlvcrs license and tras- JenuqrvT, )N7 or bs borrad for the figures. Jackson 8 laundry room, 2 cor gor- flonlng, 5 speed. 04780. ppssiin. part-time positions king RNs tar our m by law providsd. Good hourly wages and private potto. Sbedrooms, . . . tkirt, t i t yards 45- Lono, South Windsor Child core wanted In my portoNon. 443-1494. EO E. Jackson Reol Estole. 447- Incliides large master bed ope, centrally located tar Shorpi Dolby cassette TADMLES Days 2335174 or 0785477 iiaimr ineb; skirt, IR yards. available experience ISS bed tocTlIlv with good Jsbdnna M. Brudsr, toshsSw W N M Bonk a Trust Co. 299-4041. home. 5:30pm - It :00pm. bonshte with long es- 0400 or 4450446.O room w/both, 1st floor mature couple. 5900. Ref deck. 045 643I904.O evenings. not necessary, many organltoHonol and fotar- n . ^ Clark Bovortem motor worke, 19 OmOL ssa« SL99 Nr Mrt iin Mrs. pfMMrtnt Coll 548-2414 before 5 or Horticultural molnte- personol skills. Excellent Tbs IMkiclorv It: fobllthod business, call loundry room, 2VA baths, erences reoulred, lease used e n g ^ lOOO T U v l Bew fPit, XT. leSM Dental Assistant, part g n s T A ^ 9M Nr 9ttl«s sM employee benefits. 423-3990 otter 5. nonce technician. Eiqae- benefits and wages. ANo ^ r i J. Cvnninehom tor an appoinhnent. ask Better than a Bonk I rec room In basement, 2 plus security. No pets. Curttt Motbes color TV. 79 Chew Comoro, power 899.00 73800 miles ter re- Prisi kaat, ktsntt vltk nr time for spectolty prac N Autumn Stresl COM an sqrla Rmasr. Apirty in person daily rlenced with tropicol for Steve Z. 643-2407 Wondering where to place cor oversIted gorogt. 4437135. 2T' screen, needs work. ttaerina, power brdkes, buHd. Attar Opm 4487012j tice In Windsor. Reword Port time stock person, occegttag ogpllcoltons tar Menchjstsr, CT eit40 SPECIAL: Over 200 se Mon-Sat Manchester K PtomH preferred but will 3 tall clwsge posltton. Ooll your money? Look no M DC water, sepHc, M Poor room apartment In 500. Coll otter 3pm 548 Toe Sol3Soturdoy Oc outamottc, running condl- ing potinon for on orgon- 1-4. Monday through Pri- two tomlly houee with 1835.0 tober 10th. 9om-3pm. Old tton. Asking 0591) coll 643 lections and a FREE M a rt 239 S p e n ce r train the right person. A. Ptanta IM S. CresNIctd DIo m B. Finns eon Pmiurt Bliit fortber. Lorge two fomllv oere w/sprtnkler system, Meyer tour sray power Ited people oriented dov. Coll for Interview. Hartford oreo, reliable . Grove Shesi In convenient loootlon. vtnyl swing. Many extras. targe yard. No gets. Se tooM, shovelt, hammers, 4317. Pattern Section in the Street EOE. Convalescent Heme, ongte snow gtaw end NN! inss^. MSkvM .tiN ne person. Will train. 444- 649-8648. A rthu r D rug cor needed. Excellent be Sjnehsster, CTtlO N MmufidtHlng Possible oftlce. Otfored at 7 veors young. Prtaetpots curity ond roterences. 10 toot Cold Spot upright etc. Vortout ether Items. trome that mounit on the MR, IRO WHNr Mi DBi. ALBUM. Just $5.00. 4811. M a n che ste r. 543-5151 RUIWIUUM. nefits. 24^2S54. POE. a 5140MI0. Joyce G. Epstein only, shown by opgolnt- 5395 monthly. 443-8730. hoeter. Excellent oondl- 114 Horlon Street, V0IV31947 118 S, new truck. Asking WO. 048 C . Inc. Real Estate. 447-«9S.c ment. Coll 4431513. 9om-9pm. . tton. 5190.5484003. Manchester. ^ttres, 5180 4431231. ms. f - p-m tm aasnnttaatALiy. -nmnufav. oet. ml m MANCHESTER SPORTS Who owns HIM? Squabble (Mays 8V 5 Whalers bi lie N’t up to Judge spending bin with Winnipeg TOWN FMR TIRE IS READY FOR A w ★ Largest Iwveiitofy of SNOW M d MI>Seasoii Tires ...peg# 5 ... peg# 15 * Great Gaaranlee * AH the FREE Services Pies CilARAWTi^ii^**!KL£Bf^
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Friday. Oof 17,1SSS S'niBB Moumniot 30 Cents S'FBBB BALAlfCm Of:ttJtrte S' FRBB m rrATKM R tsr^ g P E C a A L f ConsoUdation backers want to keep volunteers 0 ^ FREE tsrCHABOEOVERI FREE FRONT-END ALIGNMENT S y John F. Kirch I*/ '"H Tr'F C-i F statement released at the news O' FR EE FLA T REPAIRI Harold Naporfar NA ' ^^F // ripF conference. Susag saM that the district’s the Every fire sow hy Town Pair IS bached by our famous The Cofnmtttea ter Charter volunteer fire departm ent shonld Soi "IRONCLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! WfTH Ravlaton today n i d It favors 'GUMIANT{EDlOW{$TPRI(lPOU(r P U R C H A S E he retained, but shonld become a rvwfy for dton-f saerifte® ffw . PLUS! Every fire sow at TOWN r AM TME w poaranfeed conaoHdaften of the town and the separate company Binder the Juris- l o r O F 2 N E W ■ pwformanc* and gMaranta* yow n«ed. Tov*n Fair Tnraa, m worhmansfMp or m M fM t tor aa «MW ae yew ovm the tire — raparetsss of years in service or Eighth t/tlNtiaa District but wants dlcllon of the paid Town of miteape received ft a datoet in vmrfimenehip or maleriato devetop, retorn a to TOWN TAM We C TIRES to keep alive the disfriot's voton- whom jfow can (rusf, has a store near you — and there Wifirepairaaf nochwpaorrepleeeM. . TOV FAY OM.T TON WNAT YOU HAVE WSEO* Manchester Eire Department. row’s Snd jnsf the rtght fire at... GUAMAlvr E60 LOWEST feer fire department. He added that the Bocklaild mnCcS*. Don’t compromise. Town Eair Tires' experience We Neve e< firee QUANANTEeO That posHton emerged from a area, which has been served by the costs no more. #eee, sNerp mefef, dfiwp6tm p NoleeNofee erNfmtd effeN riroad Nez NO morning news conference called hy Eighth District since the late 1870s. *"W you find a lower price advertised in Connecficut erde.endN^ FN EE r PURCHASE sf* members of the committee, shonld “ revert to the town of FR which has come onder heavy fire within 30 dti^s ot purchase on the same nverchandise NECESSARY Manchester for fire protection and Ortngo^V^dverftsementar COmPMRl US TO M U OTHSR m S OSMURSf 4 •viUvne ane WrSiwrron SfruT for refoslng reveal tts plans Grand List taxing purposes." Mm iwciueve on 4v aeorv In the past, the nonpartisan Sewer authority should be com eeeeriM r rn in e M • MNnee < efNHui • to committee has said only that it bined under the authority of the ^ y y PI fNW j iwis trs i • TeseiuMa favors changing the Town Charter T town Water and Sewer Depart ^EMr^r feflMetfi Etrert^l fvr^tfi to pave the way for a townwide vole ment. Susag said on consolidation "W e have seen the light of Critics have accused committee meeting the district halfway." said SPMT$ CAR TAB members of hiding fhelr real William Slelth. the committee Intentions and have pointed to chairman He said the Eighth ream ram Bmtmm §m turn ia n w sriciiwo er newspaper advertisements and District has misunderstood the MR MAUn IMF88TW TMU u n 8T TM IHNOfMFf statements by committee member purpose of the committee Beffer QeaRff BftrOOESTONE •CONTINCNTAL •DUNLOP Stephen Penny, who leads major The committee members said M 'S i 'm g AU-SMSON RmELLI ««nCHEL(N •OtSLAVEO ity Democrats on the Board of that consolidation would require STEEL BELTED YOKOHAMA •SEMPEPIfT. •OOOOYEAN Directors, as proof that the group compromise on both sides and a M Wl FAT TM TBWI* 1SM12 m ------MIUHILINlMWins IM fO BT issfiis m Batter duatity wants to "annihilate" the Eighth specially formed consolidation ir»8ai4 District. The district is an Inde commission comprising town and TOWN FAIR nOCRf HAHOy lamis m T4i8Wl9 ttMRM...... SNOWS irsrraMis pendent entity that has provided Eighth District representatives ft lamis <41 1MW12 175N14 . NAMf SNOW TIRIS irsftir S0R13.. 239/70niS ...... 1B9/S0HR14 17S7C0R1S.. .•tr ------D U N LO P 1B9/S0HR14 raid on Palestinian guerrilla bases EBANON other flier as missing, and vowed to him somewhere else." BELTED RADIALS m U 1IDI0N1S.. IDMORIt.. 209/00HR14 *109 Had Rwlial WhHewall t; \ 'j irMORII.. IIMIRIi:. 1S6/80R13.. 209-B0HR13 22B/00HR14 *110 1M/9QHR14. was reported alive today and In the retrieve him. In Tel Aviv, chief army spokes 1U/MN13. M5/r5Bi5 IIDiQHII.. 1B9.60HR14 •104 199/eOHR19 19&B0HN"IN14 iss;mai3 toirrsnis. 1IDtlN14. 133/73R14.. •100 hands of Shiite Moslem fighters. Initial reports from Lebanon nw ik^ man Brig. Gen. Ephraim Lapid on IIS/NRn. 1TS//5B14. 31S/7jni5 1M/T8H14.. m m i4.. 199 B0HR14 209/90HR1S . .*100 Debr Ji5/7M1J 1H7TfR14.. t06/rSR14.. 229.S0HR14 •110 219/90VR1S . *190 fOMOHNIB "The captive has a fractured said the second airman was dead, * liS^SRU »>/7SR1S 1l8/r5R14. 22S/7ini5 IM7flR14.. t13/73R14.. 1B9S0HR15 •100 209/99VR19 •100 tOMoHRIB 2/ Thursday said all efforts were rock si IIS/T5H14 1»S/75H14. 235/75ni9 . MA7nN14.. ttDRHU.. 209.11.B0HR15 •1 IB 229/90Vnie . *BOO m/OOHR14 arm. Otherwise he is well." said a but the Amal spokesman today m n w M t1D7mi4.. fos/rsRis.. .•41 nrHBM BIBMM 41/4IL4MLB A t LOW, LOWP/tiCMM being made to find the missing for dl' m im u . 2M/70R14. BUY NOW-SAVE EWflHIB.. m/MRtf.. ...t|4 spokesman for Justice Minister said the flier was captured on tlDMHlI.. f1S/76R16.. pilot. m arria iiamiB.. tt3/7SR1S.. Nablh Berri's mainstream Shiite Sidon’s southeastern outskirts by Lapid. speaking on Israel Army ttmNis.. HDMN14.. Kihn tIDtMII.. t33j73Nl8...... *4T SUPER Hi-PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS HR-VR SPEED RATED Amal militia, who refused to be Rafik Ibrahim, a 19-year-old Amal Radio, declined to specify what rock m H >B.F.G0008ICHC0MP.r/« >088107 8T QUUIPICR H • flR tU I 7l-riOO/rS/CN}| Identified further. militiaman, minutes after the means were being used to track ‘F’irc s fo n c SYRIA bly bet GOODYEAR • CONTINtNmctll .SEMrERITHI-SPEtO • YOKOHRMR RON-nM The spokesman also declined to Phantom was shot down. him. • GDOOTERRUOlEVRCRfORORCK • UNIROTRl RRUU 340 >70100 YtOOO disclose where the Israeli airman Ibrahim told reporters at his "Jeopa orfixis.. TRAXX W.W. • PIRELLI 77-P700-77r • IRIOGESTONE POTRNER • RIREN RROIRL U-IO-70 "A ll I can say Is that the Israel A7813.. shot down Thursday was being native village of Zeghdraya that version SUFRiMl E78x14. H7BX1S. . 175/B0H13...... • O.F. 6000RICH EYRO T/R > EICHELIN X6T • SENERRL XPtOOO H IO/IS/ : Defense Forces will not rest until 198/75H14...... held, although sources said he had 186 the Israeli captive spoke a little expert aU-SIASON 678x14. L78x1S. ■ CONTINENTRLCH41CH51 •rHESTONEflREHRERtT------«MICHUIN EH Gtenade we have recovered the missing 078x14. . 21S/78R15 . been moved to Beirut overnight. Arabic, but with an Egyptian weddin a ll -w e a t h e r attack at man.” he said. RADIAL W.W. ft was not Immediately possible accent. The military command said the M b. 1 TRACTION WHITEWALL 175/80R13 . . *99 NN6RM Afl(i W-i-D-E r a i s e d w h i t e L E n iR S Wfailin^Vall to verify the claim Berrl had “ 1 jumped out of the bush and plane was shot down during a W alter J95/75R 14.. .*89 < »2 S a!! cmstrKOHomor denied in a statement Thursday o rd e i^ him to stick his hands up bombing run on positions of the case Tl 18B/80niS *205/75R15.. .*7 • RADIAL • i78/8anis 1B8/70R13.. 248/eOR14.. rut i»K t!t sn a that Amal was holding any Israeli JORDAN when he landed by parachute in the mainstream Fatah faction of the were f 188rt0ni8 228/70R1B.. o » n m ils t a r n Israeli Jets raided the bases near olive grove yesterday. He raised 20B/00R13.. a o m a s r Palestine Liberation Organisation. Angelei 1BB/70R14.. 238/B0R18.. this ancient port city earlier that 0 Mites 50 only one arm .” Ibrahim said. 2>A miles south of SIdon. It was the The c hWCHEUW 20B/70R14.. 21B/B8R1B . . MANO MUX ■ tUVIN (WAMMR • i___ sT8R1B ^ r ...... day. apparently In retaliation fora "I became afraid he might have first Israeli plane shot down over 8, 1988, 21B/70R14.. 2B8/70R18.. grenade attack Wednesday In AP Pat Lyons lISfTSniS...... 238/00R14.. 278/B0R18. something in his other hand. So 1 Lebanon since November 1983. 1980. T 228/76118...... Jerusalem that killed one Israeli tIS/rSRIB...... M U S MDWt 228/70R14.. YOU SAVE MOREI shouted at him and gestured by my Israeli pilots released red bal togethe PRKE MRVICEfi and wounded 69. M-16 (assault ride) to him to raise RV RADIAL9 IN STOCK loons to deflect scores of missiles asks th A shoulder-fired missile downed Beirut. that other hand. He could not," that streaked toward them during n u m m u a n 228/70-18 9S0R • 18.8 - 10R • 18.5 - 12R • 16.8 • 10B • 9 their b( 188/70-13 H R . 18 - 87BR • 16.8 > 800R • 18.8-1 2 R . the Israeli Phantom F-4E and Its Israel's military command In Tel Ibrahim added. the raids, but a police spokesman m i c h e l i n x h iim c io n » n ’ i> 208/70-14 238/80-18 ....*«e then as KiKH-HICHIIllKI two crewmen balled out. landing In Aviv said hell copter-borne Israeli " I approached cautiously and said the Phantom was brought WHITEWALLS 218/70-14 27B/B0-18 ....»TB m 238/80-14 COMPARE A SAVE! an olive grove four miles southeast troops landed in the nigged terrain found out his right arm was down by a Soviet-made Strella of SIdon. and 25 miles south of southeast of SIdon and rescued one broken," Ibrahim said. " I then missile. m H A W m ftiw etniM noM of m m u MovI •82 208/75R1?...... *T8 Touein M X M.YM V C t Garrii 175/80R13 215/78R15...... 2 * Raised White Letter Radials n.T LR7|.jB...... 188/0OR13...... *88 1B5/70RU I 24S/«0Rt4 1 24S/B0R15 700.14 B00.1B.B B •Bl winning 22B/75R15...... 21S/BOR13 225/70RU 235/70R15. B7BR1M.... TODAY’S HERALD 188/78R14 *71 ... Blindness no obstacle are tal I 205/70RU 23S/70Rt« 2SS/7QR15 700.16 m Brs.ie.B • •Bt 195/75R14...... *74 235/78R18...... ■•*•* ‘ 215/70R14 .. I 225/70R1S I 275/B0R15. TOOtl m ovie I aeim«iiu.menwi 071x18 BBaiB.6 • •M 790.19 208/75R14...... *78 HTBxIS 10146 a «M selling I V i Dlttldgnl relMted Debatg a draw rsaie 1X118 • •M 9901M for some state drivers D a ys," An ailing dissident freed by the The first debate between Repub AU-SIASON KADIAl Ne<4quatters let STYLE AND PERPORMANCE RETREADS-QUARAXTEED Soviet Union calls his sudden lican gubernatorial challenger and Bv Georae Lavng Every Tire I H c P If .IM MICHILIN XC* you’re dead or alive," McCall said a Whitewalls a WHEELS! GREAT SELECTION!^ release a miracle but says his Democratic Gov. William A. Herald Reporter Backed by ALL TlhhAIN T/A Thursday. 158/80R13 . « « roa oua low. i coacm 38-l.fiBXtS »fH SMflBtK •MB daughter and her family remain in wasn't keeping score, ” Belaga said It Is possible for a person who is vision test, and a license techni *‘mON-CLAO NO10 HHASSLE" 186/7SR14.. . cam SHHBY. ctNTtBimc. CMSE*. m ci 235/76R1S...... GUARANTEEMTE 1I6/7M14., 3M09X1S MM UtMlIS iflA 10R16...... Moscow. David Goldfarb arrived after the hourlong contest Thurs legally blind to get a driver’s cally cannot be issued to someone • crsiiON-n-soTTi-Btrsmt-BHm I ^'i In Newark, N .J., with his wife, license from the Connecticut De 1 A70X13 076x14 M8/7W14 . . IBOTOBSrOBT • SUHBIOB • SUHB U n -T B tt SBOBCJ OUR B E S T day. " I never claim victory," the who Is legally blind even with the ' B78X13 560x15 215/75ni4 . partment of Motor Vehicles. > pros ruBBO • m ie bbcin s • NTsmrx am Mm*; \ y Cecilia, on Thursday evening, governor told reporters afterward. help of eyeglasses. But there have 6 C7BX13 078x14 2»/78B14. <24.88 21B/7Sni6.. HM u (v tpaclal Nrv aqtHpmanl for BATTERY more than seven years after he Story on page 4. The department has no facilities been Instances in the past in which E76X14 •tfi.fifil 078x15 •33.BS aBoy and oltiar apactaloaciaTirfiavh whaala 60 Mos. Quar. 22S/7SniS.. first requested permission to leave for checking whether a person who people who have licenses later F78xt4 •31.fi* H78X14 •Sfi.fifi US ■THE LIVE ONE” comes to renew a license Is legally Q7BX14 •Sl.fifil H7BX1S >3fi.M the Soviet Union for Israel. Story became legally blind but still were $ 4 9 « 5 Conp. to 7I.K on page 7. Index blind, offlclala told the Manchester known to be driving on public Wm Ekctiongt Herald niursday. Previous prop roads, according to information INSTALLED F«EE ^ '• t io n * Our M paqM , 2 fieetlone osals in the General Assembly to supplied by the office of Thomas M . Blast refugaea AVAILABLE FOA MOST CARS, provide the agency with such IMPORT A DOMESTIC «^racroam,/rr. Clear and cool Advice. . 14 Lottery. Gross!, the chief of adult services facilities and personnel have been for the Board of Education for the Lola Eastman and her son, Chad, 6, take refuge after a Cloudy tonight with a 30 percent ClaMlfled . 1fi-19 OWtoertea. . to EAST HARTFORD ON defeated because of the added Blind cattle truck rammed a 22,000-gallon propane tank near chance of showers. Clearing to Comics______8 Opinion___ . 0 expense and delay it would cause, Officials at the office said such 328 Middle Tpke. West ward morning. Low In the 90s. Connecticut _ 4 People. thair home In Woodruff. Utah, late Thureday night, 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kalaay Hayae .2 according to Richard McCall, the people are strongly encouraged to AMERICAN-MMERIC AN MADEade WHEELwheels Mostly sunny, breezy and cool causing explosions. Firefighters were atill battling the In front of Parhada Shopping CIr. Located In Ih* Wfirahouaa Fooda Plan Located In th* K-Mail thoiMing Ctr. AT DISCOUNT PRICES Entertainment 12 Sports . .18-17 department’s Handicapped Driver give up their licenses, but that WHULS FOR MOST FORElON Saturday with a high of 48 to SO. Training Consultant. blaze this morning, but further blasts wars not expected. P MADE CARS AVAILABLE 1-600-972-2245 Focus______11 TelevWon, ___14 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 ______5 6 9 - 8 7______1 0 ______8 7 2 - 2 0 6 0 Details on page 2. Local n e w t.3.10 U.S./WorM 5. 7. • "We quite frankly don’t know if Please tarn to page It Story on page 20. : ALL STORES OPEN MON. A THURS. 8:30-9»TUES.. WED. AND FRI. 8:30-6 • S A T T B ^ idtl EMI BM L UK. IWa
