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Son Top 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 some work. $1700 or evenings. 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2 4 9 5 65 Buick Century *4996 Between 12pm-7pm. 6 4 3 -0 1 2 9 4 Dr. Sedan Auto, A/C 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 best otter. 742-9549. m a n u a l hospital bed - 88 Pont 8000 LE 4 Dr. *7 1 9 5 manrhpBlrr Mrralh Stock #9410 S3 Honda Accord LX 14303 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 Good condition. $400or B Spd., Arc R e a s o n a b le 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6 2 9 5 ■nit Int WIpett. AC 4 Season. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8 7 9 5 best otter. $28-0418. 84 Chev Camaro Berllneta *6 7 9 5 Olv. Bench Seat, rear Defoggsr. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 MIRRO-MATIC pressure 88 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6 7 9 5 P185i/75R14 WW Tltee, Z 5 Ulsr S8 Nissan Ssnira tiees 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 8 Spd . 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Republican Town Di­ eral Reserve policymakers, Steinberg, however, warned punkt cassette. 646- meeting privately today, likely that such lobbying of the Fed, a 9826. 4X4's & 4X2's rector Ronald Osella said today. fiercely independent agency, TRUCKS I Osella said his complaint to the will decide against lowering 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- FOI Commission named the interest rates soon despite pres­ may backfire. 28. T-top, power steer­ sure from the Bush administra­ "If anything, it causes them to ing, brakes, A M /FM LOW, LOW PRICES chairman of the Board of Direc­ tion, analysts say. dig in their heels,” he said. cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, STOCK tors and the Democratic 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. The Federal Open Market The Fed believes economic members of the board as respond­ growth of only a little more than 2 TOYOTA m 2 Corolla SR- ents, not the party chairman. Committee, which controls the 5. 75K, new tires, 4 X 2 's FROM benchmark federal funds rate percent a year is sustainable Cummings said Monday he will without fueling inflation, but the clutch, battery, radia­ appear at the Sept. 13 hearing or that banks charge each other for tor, front brakes, en­ PLUS overnight loans, is devising the administration is looking for gine and body excel­ be represented by legal counsel. central bank’s monetary strategy growth closer to 3 percent this lent. $2,500 or best FACTORY REBATES FROM] Osella said Cummings had no for the next six weeks. year to help it reduce the federal otter. 643-6632. n o ,8 9 5 standing in the case and should # 2 0 8 4 ' But, as usual under the commit­ budget deficit. $625 to $795 have sought to intevene before tee’s procedure, the results won’t “In a $5 trillion economy, that’s now if he wanted to testify. be publicly disclosed until Oct. 6, not peanuts,” said David Jones of c a r d in a l 4X4’8 f r o m -PLUS- An FOI hearing officer, Deane three days after the next meeting. Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., a C. Avery, has recommended a Most analysts expected the Fed government, securities dealer in BUICK, INC. VOUR CHOICE OF: finding that two gatherings of to hold interest rates steady New York. “In fact, for every 1 1988 Dodgs Dakota P/U >8980 Democratic town directors with 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 unless it sees unexpected signs percent increase in growth, Mr. c h a h -b r o il g a s g r ill Cummings present were meet­ 1988 Buick Century $11990 *1 4 ,0 9 5 that economic growth is fizzling. Darman gets an extra $25 billion 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $8290 # 2 0 7 9 ’ STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPE... ROR ings, not caucuses, under the "I don’t think they’re going to in revenue to help ease the budget 1988 Chw S-10 Ext Cab $8290 Prices Include Rebates terms of FOI law because a do much of anything right now,” deficit.” 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 HOMELJTE .IG " CHAINSAW quorum of directors was present 1988 Olds Calais $8980 said economist Bruce Steinberg Jones said there is a split in the 1988 Chw Monte Carlo $8495 unaJj!! Tim *opt«»kGr 2. im along with Cummings and that of Merrill Lynch Capital 12-member FOMC, which con­ 1988 Toyota Camry $9180 With the purchaM of any tn atock truck town business was discussed at 1908 Buick Electra 380 $10250 Markets. sists of seven Federal Reserve 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 the gatherings. "They can say their policies are Board governors — although 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 __ Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 The Democrats had argued working pretty much as desired. there is one vacancy — and five 1985 Buick Regal Cpe $8880 that the two meetings were 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 The economy is still moving up presidents of regional Federal 1984 Oldsmoblle Rrenza $4990 caucuses and thus could be held and the inflation numbers have Reserve Banks. 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 without public notice and public Board members have tended to 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 been fairly good.” Trade-Ins Welcome attendance. The central bank, which tries to favor easier money, while re 81 Adams St. CAfirFR CHEVROLET Avery’s recommendation will regulate the nation’s economy by gional bank presidents have Manchester 80 Dakland St., Manchester be presented to the full Freedom, manipulating interest rates, has leaned toward tighter policy, he 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 of Information Commission Sept. been engaged in a delicate said. 649-4571 '1-84 EAST TO 384. EXITS) 13 at 2 p.m. balancing act over the past 18 Board member Wayne Angell Exit 63 Off 1-84 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 Osella also said the town months. told the Kansas Livestock Associ­ attorney should not represent the It is trying to hold inflation in ation on Friday that he believed respondents because the town check by moderating economic the Fed has succeeded in curbing itself is not a respondent. growth but at the same time keep inflation, which he predicted At the Feb. 6 hearing before the country from toppling into would decline from about 5 Avery, Town Attorney John Coo­ percent a year to about 3 percent. OFFICIAL CLEARANCE ney represented the respondents. what would be the first recession ON AMERICA’S BEST-SELLING CARS CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ since 1982. Earlier last week however, Lee Osella also took exception to a President Bush tried last week Hoskins, president of the Federal comment by Cummings aboutthe to tip the balance in favor of lower Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and GREAT SAVINGS ON objectivity of the Freedom of rates, which would stimulate Gary Stern, president of the Fed PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! Information Commission. Cum­ neginald PInto/Manchester Harald economic growth and revenue to in Minneapolis, told bankers at a mings said he would like to see the the government. Bush endorsed University of Wisconsin forum FCRD ESCCRT question of whether the party CLOSE INSPECTION — Iron worker co-worker welds roof beams Monday at comments by his budget director, that they believed economic DUR GHD TOURNAMENT CARS ARE HERE! chairman should be permitted to Rick Blair of Willimantic checks the the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Richard Darman, who said it growth was accelerating, a sign attend caucuses decided by an alignment of an upright beam while a would be the Fed's fault if the that inflation won’t subside. impartial court. He said neither Osella not the FOI Commission were impartial. “The FOIC is not supposed to be impartial,” Osella said today. He said the FOIC is a watchdog Pictures reveal “established to prevent elected 1989 BUICK REGAL officials and party bosses from 1989 BUICK CENTURY making back-room deals.” Both Cooney and Peter P. a frozen planet 4,750* DiRosa, Jr. the chairman of the 2 Dr., Sunroof, AT, AC, C isutl*, PW, PL, .1*13,397* 40r.. AT, AC. Cassstls, PW, PL, Board of Directors, are unavaila­ By Paul Raeburn have oceans of liquid nitrogen, Oamonstrator FORD ESCORT LX Dsmonstrator ble for comment on Avery’s The Associated Press but Smith said any such oceans , A.P.R. __ Stock *9658 /o CASH would have to be frozen over. ’ financing o r recommendation and what action * 1,000 BCNUS the respondents will take in PASADENA, Calif. — The “Triton is an especially in­ yvith prelerred equipmeni package 321A Voyager 2 spacecraft has disco­ triguing object,” Smith said. Major Standard Equipment: 2 . 9 % G M A C f i n a n c i n g O R U P response to it. Tinted Glass vered a churning, turbulent “It’s in the wrong orbit. It’s • 1,9L EFI 4-Cylinder Engine Sticker Price...... $9814 • Four-wheel Independent Power Steering atmosphere on Neptune, with going backwards around Nep­ Option Package Discount...... $804 TO *1500 MFGR. REBATE Suspension Interval Wipers tune. Something truly catastro­ Cash Bonus...... 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Power Windows around the planet’s surface moons because it rotates in the Now look at the price after Joe Riley’s Dillon Ford’s Discount. ing dozens of foreigners, were once every 16 hours, faster than opposite direction from the tune's moon Triton. The dark markings were taken by Voyager. Power Locks, Low Mileagel taken into custody during pro­ anything else so far seen on planet, FORD ESCORT LX tests marking the 21st anniver­ Neptune, said Bradford Smith, Edward Stone, the Voyager to say anything about what’s of Earth’s moon and about half Uranus similar to those now sary of the invasion of Czechoslo­ head of the Voyager imaging project scientist, said such a going on on Triton,” Smith said. the size scientists previously being seen on Neptune, but vakia, a newspaper reported Voyager continued to snap Watch This Space Each Waek team. collision could have slowed thought. without the turbulence. today. Photographs of the planet’s Triton enough to allow it to pictures of Neptune and Triton Researchers puzzled over the Neptune contains more heat Authorities blamed foreign me­ today as it moved toward its unexpected discovery of the 1 L% biggest moon, Triton, show it is become trapped in a long, oval than Uranus, and the turbu­ Special Ueecl dia and "provocateurs” for Mon­ brighter, cooler and smaller orbit around Neptune. As that closest encounter with Neptune intense weather on Neptune. lence could be the result of Car & Truck Financing ON SELECTED USED day’s demonstrations for more than scientists had thought. orbit gradually became more at 8:55 p.m. PDT Thursday, “Neptune is an extremely warmer material bubbling up FOR 36 MONTHS • *7000 MAXIMim Used Cars freedom and the withdrawal of Smith said the shots suggest circular, tidal forces would when it will pass 3,000 miles dynamic planet" with weather from deep inside the mostly CARS TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Soviet troops who rolled in to Triton may be partly covered have caused the moon to heat, from the planet. resembling Jupiter’s but “with liquid planet. Smith said. 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About Town Police Roundup New commissioner Depression discussed Man charged in assaults vetoed but park Depression Anonymous, a support group for those A Hartford man was arrested Friday and charged suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at with sexual assault, risk of injury to a minor, and Manchester Community College, building room 242, assault, police reported. at 6:30 p.m. Nathaniel Johnson, 28. of 73 South Whitney St. in plan is ‘wonderful’ The group follows the 12 steps of Alcoholics Hartford, was arrested at his wife’s home at 258 Oak Anonymous. No fees are required. St. Bv AlexGlrelli For more information, call 644-9046. Police first received complaints about Johnson’s Manchester Herald i activities on Aug. 7 from a Manchester youth. The directors en­ Johnson will appearincourt Wednesday. Charges By a vote of 3-to-3 with one co u rag ed Landers to OA support offered consist of three counts of second-degree sexual abstension, the directors of the track expenses for Overeaters Anonymous meets every Wednes­ assault, seven accounts of risk of injury to a minor, Eighth Utilities District Monday day at Manchester Memorial Hospital at 7 p.m. and three counts of third-degree assault. night rejected a proposal by building and ground Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m., followed District President Thomas E. maintenance, how­ by a speaker at 8 p.m, Employees capture suspect Landers that a new commission- ship be created for supervision of OA follows the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. A 35-year-old Stafford Springs man was arrested ever, with a view buildings and grounds. No fees are required. Monday at 12:25 p.m., for attempting to steal a toward considering For more information, call 524-4544. Thomas Landers, Ellen Burns television from K mart, police said. Landers, and Thomas E. Fergu­ Richard J Garabedian was arrested on charges of the commissionship son voted in favor. The opposition fifth-degree larceny and breach of peace, police proposal and a separ­ MACC distributes food Th« Associated Press votes came from Directors Jo­ said. TWO CUTE — A couple of baby snow seph Tripp, Samuel Longest, and ate budget for building The Manchester Area Conference of Churches indigenous to the Himalayan highlands Police said Garabedian was attempting to leave K Williard Marvin. Director Lor­ will be distributing butter, rasins and flour to leopards, born in May, play recently in of central Asia. mart at 239 Spencer St. with a television when a raine Boutin abstained. and ground mainte­ registered families through the government surplus New York's Bronx Zoo. The leopards are employee stopped him to ask for his receipt. The directors encouraged nance in the next fiscal commodities program on Thursday, at Center Garabedian showed the employee a white piece of Landers to track expenses for Congregational Church. 11 Center St . from 3 to 5; 30 paper, police said. The employee said the receipt building and ground mainte­ year. p.m. Obituaries should have been yellow and attached to the nance, however, with a view New registrations will be accepted. television, police said. Garabedian then fled and K toward considering the commis- For more information, call 646-4114. mart employees chased him through the parking sionship proposal and a separate report from a fire department lot, police said. budget for building and ground committee on purchasing a new at 8:15 a.m. attheTalarski Maple Hartford, followed by a liturgy of Police said Garabedian was found by the pump truck for the district. Eva Beson Hill Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. maintenance in the next fiscal Chiid heaith care offered employees in bushes near the parking lot and year. The low bid for the truck was Eva Beson, 85, formerly of Michael’s Ukranian Church, escorted back to the store, police said. $266,623, but only $175,000 has been Visiting Nurses and Home Care of Manchester Landers argued that the fire Hartford, died Monday (Aug. 21. Hartford. Burial will be in St. Police then arrived and arrested Garabedian. budgeted for the purchase. will hold a Well Child Clinic Service on Thursday at Eleanor H. Blish commissioner, the public works 1989) at a local nursing home. She Michael’s Ukranian Catholic Police said he told them he intended to buy the Lt. Thomas O'Marra. reporting Community Baptist Church, 585 East Center St., was the sister of Margaret Eleanor H. Blish, 82, of 72 Cemetery, Glastonbury. Calling commissioner, and the adminis­ from 9 a.m. to noon. Church St., died Saturday (Aug. television but fled because K mart employees had trative commissioner should not for the committee, said members Vasalonus of Manchester. hours are today from 6 to 9 p.m. scared him, police said. need more time to resolve the Enter at the rear entrance of the church and park 19, 1989) at Manchester Memorial have to concern themselves about She is also survived by her with a service at 7:30 p.m. Garabedian is being held on $1,000 surety bond. problem but hope to have a in the back lot. The V.N.A. will contact families Hospital. such matters as specifications for sisters, Anna Tolhus of East t recommendation Monday. about appointment changes. She was born in the Unionville roof repairs to the firehouse Hartford Mary Proplescus of Edwin Scott Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald One option is to eliminate some For more information, call 647-1481. Hartford, and Isabel Meleska of section of Farmington. She was Tripp, who is fire commis­ the daughter of the late Frederic College Notes ONE MORE TIME — Rich Prisley, a foreman for Tilcon intersection, but it had to be widened under State Traffic sioner, said he took offense at the features from the apparatus and Hartford: and several nieces, Edwin Scott, 81, of the Stafford to ask for more money. In that nephews, grandnieces, and T. Blish and Edna (Hollister) Springs section of Stafford, died Tomasso of New Britain checks work being done on the Commission requirements for road improvements what he said was the implication Bolton seniors to meet Blish. She was a lifelong resident. that planning for roof repair and case, any additional expense grandnephews. Monday (Aug. 21, 1989) at John­ intersection of Buckland Road and Tolland Turnpike associated with the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. would have to be approved by The funeral will be Wednesday She was a graduate of the son Memorial Hospital. He was Phillips on dean’s list other improvements to the fire­ The Bolton senior citizen meeting will be held on Monday. The state recently completed work on the house were not done well. district voters at a special Wednesday, at the Bolton Community Hall. 222 at 7:45 a.m. at the Newkirk & Rollins College. Winter Park, the father of Dorothy Novakouski Lisa U. Phillips of 106 Joan Circle was named to Arguments against the new meeting. Bolton Center Road, at 1 p.m. Blood pressure checks Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Fla., and received her master's of Manchester. the dean’s list at Connecticut College. New London, commissionership were that it Betty Sadloski. a district resi­ will be given and Dr. Fran Vecchiolla will take a Burnside Ave., East Hartford, degree from Columbia Univer­ He is also survived by his wife, for the spring semester. would create two supervisors for dent and former district treas­ survey on the needs and benifits of senior citizens. with a Mass of Christian burial at sity. She was employed by the Barbara (Brown) Scott of Staf­ the two public works employers urer, said she feels the district All seniors are welcome. 8:30 a.m. in St. Mary’s Church, state of Connecticut in the audi­ ford Springs: three daughters, tor’s department and had worked Residents complain of lake pollution and this might result in conflicting cannot spend the $175,000 for a East Hartford. Burial will be in Evelyn S. Albert of North Con­ truck until it sells property at Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. at the Mary Cheney Library. way, N.H., Martha Bauduccio of On U of V dean’s list priorities. She is survived by a sister-in- Another proposal by Landers Tolland Turnpike, since the truck Bushnell concert slated There are no calling hours. New London, and Margery S. Amorie Andsaldi, daughter of Kitty Ansaldi of 20 purchase and land sale were law, Alice C. Blish of Manches­ Sanborn of Epson, N.H.: 12 Baldwin Road and Andrew Ansaldi Jr. of Tunxis fared better. The directors sup­ The Hartford Downtown Council and Friends of Coventry Town Council is told the water level is high linked in the budget. ter: a nephew, Frederic T. Blish grandchildren; seven grand­ Trail, Bolton, was named to the dean’s list at the ported the idea that the district Downtown will hold a concert by Motown Reveiwon of Manchester: and a grandniece sould consider creating a park at Landers responded that the Stefan Myta children: and several nieces and University of Vermont, for the spring semester. “ Either lower the level of the from the state Department of crats” had decided to delay a Thursday, near the carousel in Bushnell Park, and grandhephew; and three nephews. He ws predeceased by a By Jacqueline Bennett its Flemming Road property as budget provides for the purchase She competed her junior year in the College of lake or protect our property,” Environmental Protection to do a decision on use until after the Hartford, from 4 to 8 p.m. Stefan Myta, 64, of Newington, great-grandnieces and nephews. son, Alan Scott. Manchester Herald part of the Hockanum Linear and that it also provides that Business Administration and plans to study art in said Szeluga. year long study of Coventry Lake November election. Hotdogs. burgers, philly steaks, beer, wine, soda, died Sunday (Aug. 20, 1989) at The funeral will be private. The funeral will be Friday at Park system. Tripp said it is a $175,000 from the sale of the land Florence, Italy for the fall semester of her senior Szeluga also threatened to as an environmental ecosystem. "This is not an election ploy,” and rides on the carou.sel will be offered. There will Hartford Hospital, She was the Burial will be at the convenience Introvigne Funeral Home Inc., 51 COVENTRY - Sewage from “ wonderful idea” But he said he be put in the capital equipment year. She will return to graduate from the restrict the lake portion in front of Elsesser said the best level for the replied Paterson. be free parking at the Capitol. mother of James Myta of of the family at the East Ceme­ E. Main St., Stafford Springs. septic systems and leaching is concerned about putting picnic purchase fund, but that the sale University of Vermont next spring. his home as a “ no wake area” , overall health of the lake will be The council agreed to have the All attending must be 21 years of age or older and Manchester. tery. There are no calling hours. Burial will be in Stafford Springs fields is leaking into Coventry tables on both sides of Flemming does not have to be made before which he said he had a right to do part of the study. He also noted committees report back to them proper I D. is required. She is also survived by a son, Memorial donations may be Cemetery. Calling hours are Lake, according to some resi­ Road or using it for bicycles the purchase. legally. there was a very heavy storm two in October with additional infor­ Rain date is next Thursday. Bohdan Myta of Newington: a made to the Cheney Hall Restora­ Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to dents who complained to the because the road is used by Town Manager John Elsesser weeks ago as well as high rain in mation such as updated cost In another matter invovling For more information, call 728-3089. daughter, Lisa Levasseur of tion Fund, c/ of the Greater 9 p.m. Public Records Town Council Monday night. emergency vehicles. said the lake is maintained at 93.5 the spring and this has contrib­ estimates. Proposals for use district spending. Tripp questi­ Colchester; two brothers, John Manchester Chamber of Com­ Memorial donations may be The directors agreed to invite About a dozen lake shore feet from late May to early uted to the height of the lake. include a new location for the oned the right of Landers to turn Earn school honors Myta of Buenos Aires, Argentina, merce, 20 Hartford Road. made to the American Heart the Hockanum River Linear Park and Mykola Myta in the Ukraine; The Ladd Funeral Home, in the residents turned out for the October for recreational and In other matters, the council police department, an art Advisory CommitteetotheirSept. over $157,000 to the town in Association of Greater Hartford Warranty deeds gallery, and town office space, Bethany L. Levy of Kennedy Road, and Keith J. and a granddaughter. Rockville section of Vernon, has meeting at the Town Office safety reasons. voted to request additional infor­ 18 meeting to explain the plan for connection with an agreement Inc., 310 Collins St., Hartford Building. Councilwoman Rose Fowler mation from committees that among others. between the town and the district Wolff of Timrod Road, have been named honor The funeral will be Wednesday charge of arrangements. 06105. the park. students at Kingswood-Oxford School. West MultiTech New England Inc. to Ann Marie and “ Septic systems and leaching added. “ We need a safe swim­ have proposed different uses of Elsesser had good news for the over fire and sewer jurisdiction, Mark J. Lautenbach, Oak Grove Farms Condomi­ ARer hearing a report on the Hartford. fields are leaking into the lake ming level and need a designated the Loomis property on Route 44. council. He said state Rep. Edith design of a sewer to serve the Tripp agreed the money belongs Levy is a senior and Wolff is a sophomore. nium, $121,900. more than ever — that’s sewer­ level for recreational purposes.” That property includes a 19th Prague, D-Columbia, called him to the town under the agreement, Raymond E Demers to Samuel M. and Dorothy Irving Street area, the directors Scout News age,” said Tedeusz Szeluga of 94 The designated level was century house, donated to the Monday and said the state has set Sept 6 as the date for a formal but he argued that the directors C. Dunlop. 444 Woodland St.. $1.54,000. Cheney Lane. adopted by the Town Council last town in January. decided to give Truman Meadows should have approved the large Dominic J. Squatrito to Eldridge Yost, Jordt public hearing on the project. It Szeluga said the level of the year, Elsesser noted. From No­ Council Vice Chairwoman Eli­ to the town. Elsesser said a will held at 7:30 p.m. in the district disbursement. Pollen Count Indian Trails Cub Scout Pack ,57 at a pack meeting to Coventry ■ To the rank of Wolf: Chris­ Street, $60,000. lake is too high and that is what is vember to April the level is kept zabeth Paterson, who conducted meeting is set for Sept. 7 with firehouse at 32 Main St. Under the agreement the town of North Coventry finished up its Community Services. A thank topher Vance, Jeremy Pelletier, John F. Kelleher to David and Brenda Spencer, causing the leaking problems. at about 91 feet, he said. the meeting in the absence of state officials to further discuss And the directors set Sept. 18 as will install a sewer that would year by marching the Memorial you from Human Services was Matthew McGonigal. Scott Ulm, Greenacres, $140,000, NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ragweed-pollen count In addition. Szeluga said resi­ Several council members said Chairwoman Joan Lewis, said the matter. a tentative date for inviting bids normally have been installed by Day Parade. received. Derek Sullivan, Aaron Dube, Lee S. and Loren T. Garrity to Burton H. and for Connecticut on Tuesday was 56 and the dents’ property is being des­ other residents complained in the before she makes a decision on Elsesser noted the storm two on the work and and Oct. 16 as a the district and the district had During the year the 58 ■ A Blue and Gold DinneratSt. Jeffrey Tilley, Eric Norris. Kevin Lillian M. Frazier, Sherwood Circle, $1.36,000. mold-spore level was low. reported the Hospital of troyed by the high water that is past that the level of the lake was use of the property, “ I want to weeks ago washed out scaffolding date for opening bids. collected money from Homart members of 12 dens participated Mary’s Church Hall, attended by Brennan, Joshua Hannon, Zach- Town of Manche.ster to Eighth Utilities District, Saint Raphael. washing away at walls. He also too low. know we can afford to do it and do being used to do repair work on A rough estimate of the cost is Development Co. for the work. in many activities. Among the.se 250 Cubs and their family a r y Freeto, Raymond 1039 Tolland Tpke., no conveyance tax. said oversized boats are using the “ The level of the lake is a it right.” Hop River Road Bridge. There­ $400,000 with the cost set at about group activities were: members, after which several Blanchette, Darin Comeau, Jus­ John R. Foss Jr. to Jonathan H. Cowles and James lake. The boats create two feet discussion that takes place al­ Kathy Lepak who is on the fore the project will not be dens staged .skits. tin Shaw, Mark Chrest. James M. Beardsley, Pinehurst. $127,000. $7,000 per property. About 40 Births wakes that are also beating most bi-weekly,” said Fowler. committee for reuse of the complete by the opening day of properties are involved. MCC planning ■ A presentation at a pack A nail-pounding contest, which Mclarney, James Norris, James Katherine M. Morley to Richard K. Carrier, Oak against the walls, contributing to Elsesser added that the council property by the town, said she school Aug. 30 but likely will be meeting by Denny Myshrall. was arranged by Howard Hab- Buscaglia. Grove Heights Addition, conveyance tax, $137.50. Lombardi Associates of Ver­ their deterioration, he said. not long ago received a grant understood her “ fellow Demo­ done by Sept. 30, Elsesser said. non, the consulting engineers who PELLETIER, Kyle Joseph, son of Dola J. and North Coventry Fire Department eren. It was won by Jeremy ■ To the rank of Bear: Aaron Bryan L. Swehn to Ellen R. Sharkey, Northwood an open house EMT. McGonigal who pounded a 16 Stachowiak, Eric Anderson, Townhouse Condominium, conveyance tax, $102.85. have designed the sewer, will Sheila Jordan Pelletier of 49 Daly Road, Coventry, have firmer cost estimates by was born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ■ A presentation by Chief penny nail flush to the board in six Brent Anderson, Daniel Thorn­ Violette Construction Co, Inc. to Roland L. Manchester Community Col­ Strong Horse, a local native hits. ton, Anthony Gallo, Ethan Platz, Violette, Tudor Court Condominium, conveyance Sept. 6. His maternal grandmother is Helen Jordan, East A sewer being installed on North lege’s continuing education div­ Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Joseph American, who spoke about In­ ■ Giving assistance in the Jason Gould, David Morganson, tax. $108.90. ision will hold an open house and dian customs, legends and Second jail forced to triple up Main Street also came up for brief and Velma Pelletier, Lakeland, Fla. Coventry Clean Up at Patriots Lyle Murphy. Sean Fitzgerald, Roland L. Violette to Lloyd L. Folsom Jr., Tudor reception from 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 11 artifacts. Park with the Jaycees. Christopher Parda, Matthew Court Condominium, conveyance tax. $131.89. discussion. Former Public Works CZERWINSKl, Alex Paul, son of John P. and Commission Samuel Longest in the Continuing Education • A popcorn sale which netted ■ The collection of 680 pounds Konon, Brian Mora. Lillie B, Miller to Thomas J, and Kathleen E. HARTFORD (AP) - A Hart­ Jennings Road. according to a study by the Diane Popik Czerwinski of 21 Brennan Road. asked Lombardi why laterals Center to introduce courses and $300 in profit, headed by Don and of paper for recycling from ■ To the rank of Webelos; Christiano. Bluefields Addition, conveyance tax Armstrong said he is trying to National Institute of Justice. The Hebron, was born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial ford jail has become the second were not being installed along the instructors for the small business Cindy Pelletier. Coventry residents by Den 7. Derrek Anderson, Robert Thorn­ $145.20. C onnecticut’s pri­ get inmates out of their cells as state's confined inmate popula­ Hospital. His maternal grandparents are George detention center in Connecticut first section of the sewer which management certificate ■ A Bowl-a-Thon with the Tiger ■ Participation in the Pack ton. Jamie MIlikowski. Brian Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth tion has soared from under 4,000 in and Carol Popik, 65 W. Vernon St. His paternal where three inmates are housed in son system was much as possible, given the has just been completed. program. Cubs. About 30 boys participated. Fishing Derby by several boys. Lepak, Joseph Litwinas, Brett Corp., Birch Mountain, no conveyance tax. a cell, as Corrections Department inconvenience fbr some of them of 1980 to about 8,800 currently. grandparents are Joseph and Irma Czerwinski, 254 recently rated the “ I spent three years working on Speakers at the event include It netted $500 forthe pack, headed The all-weather fishermen were: Daniel. Jeremy McGonigal, Derekseth Corp. to Aaron J. and Sylvia N. officials try to cope with the having two cell mates. He said the The total is expected to double Henry St. He has a brother, Joel L, 4. by Larry Golden. Cheerman, Birch Mountain, $367,033. that sewer,” Longest said. He said John Gannon, associate dean of Eric Haberen, Adam and Aaron Brian Tilley, Adam Stachowiak. state’s prison overcrowding m ost overcrow d ed. inmates are out for roughly three again by 1990, as the major causes ■ A presentation by magician Stachowiak. Scott Ulm, and Jus­ ■ To the rank of Arrow of Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth he is concerned that house owners continuing education. Jay Sav- crisis. hours day, with the time split of overcrowding — get-tough Steve Wronker. tin Trzaskos. Other awards went along the first stretch of sewer to ery. coordinator of the small Light; Aaron Kimball. Shawn Corp.. Birch Mountain, no conveyance tax. between recreation, showers and sentencing policies and a runa­ ■ A Pinewood Derby with 51 to Aaron Kimball, David Morgan- McLarney. Scott Visny. Peter Derekseth Corp. to Arthur W. and Joanne M. Inmates were tripled up in be done shoul be able to hook onto business management certifica­ Lottery game-room activities. way drug problem — show no entrants, using cars the boys son, Jason Goul, Matt Konan and VanDoren, Christopher Morgan, Nilsen, Birch Mountain, conveyance tax, $280. about lOcells at the Jennings Road only 6by9feet, andthecrowdingis the sewer as soon as possible. tion program and Erika Neu­ Armstrong said he hopes to keep signs of abating. Thestate will add constructed using standard kits. Chris Parda. Jonathan Adam, Matthew Stark. Dentention Center last week, said said to increase tension and Richard Lombardi, of Lom­ mann. director of credit-free 6,000 beds at a cost of $500 million Winning numbers drawn Monday in New The following boys placed first Also during the year the follow­ Cubmaster James Parda Quit claim deeds Warden Jack Armstrong. burden correction officers, who the triple-celling to a minimum, bardi Associates, said he will ask programs, England: through fourth: Aaron Stacho- ing advancements were made: wi.shes to thank all committee Triple-celling previously was already are shouldering in­ but overcrowding may hamper by 1992, but will still be short of the contractor to put the laterals in Connecticut daily: 985. Play Four: 4332. wiak. Robert Thornton, Matthew ■ To the rank of Bobcat: Cliff members, den leaders and assist­ Robert D. Bas.sett to Jean A. Bassett, one-half employed only at the Union creased workloads. that effort. On Friday there were space. promptly, but he said he does not Cour.ses being offered include Massachusetts daily: 5846. McGonigal, and Jeremy Manzone, Steven Levanduski, ants as well as all the parents for interest in property on Keeney Street no Avenue Detention Center in New The Jennings Road facility is seven triple cells at the jail. To compensate, some 8,000 have the power to insist on it under Fundamentals of Small Business Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) McGonigal. Joshua Levinson. Eric Haberen, their participation and .support in conveyance tax. Haven, a facility designed for 50 located in the Hartford police “ It’s not just us. it’s the prisoners are expected to be the contract. Ownership, Financial Record­ daily: 439, 0689. ■ A donation of one hundred Danny Stickles, Justin Trzaskos, all the year’s projects and special Norman F. La Rose to Gunilla K. La Rose. 53-55 inmates thathasstoredupto250at station’s back wing, which the system,” Armstrong said. “ I walking the streets oncommunity The directors agreed to hold a keeping for Entrepreneurs and Rhode Island daily: 0967. pounds of canned goods collected Christopher Peck, Jacob Ware. activities. Birch St., no conveyance tax. a time in the past year. Correction Department took over don’t want to be a professor of home release. special meeting Monday to hear a Hiring the Right Person. The practice there, however, this summer. The minimum- gloom, but the numbers are pretty 1 has mostly ceased, according to security facility has a capacity of difficult right now. There’s not a W eather William Flower, a Correction 144, which accounts for double- lot of room in the system.” For UJanrIlpatpr HpralJi Department spokesman. celling. ednnecticut’s prison system — ;• Medically The state Department of Cor­ Flower said that spillover from recently was rated the most •7 Supervised rection tries to avoid triple-celling the Weston Street Jail in Hartford overcrowded in the nation in Mostly cloudy us PS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 275 REGIONAL Weather ^ of inmates. The cells measure had forced the triple-celling at relation to designed capacity. Weight Manchester and vicinity: To­ JLjOss • «• Wednesday, August 23 Penny M. Slofferl, Publisher night, becoming mostly cloudy .Acsu Wc.AChct* hi^h tempi r Qeorge_T: Chippell Dennis M, Ssntoro 7 days from ’ 7m 4 wT 9 p p.d o. with a chance of showers after Editor Advertising Director midnight. Low 60 to 65. Chance of Commission to hear complaint Plus Port Tax showers 30 percent. Wednesday, Jesnne Q. Fromenh Sheldon Cohen Barbara Edelstciii, M.D. Aiootreal Cafibou '3 Business Msnsger Composing Msnsger considerable cloudiness and Dodson has questioned the fact correspondence, and results of Call For Details! Denise A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbsrd A hearing has been set by the 1 Northwestern Drive more humid with a 40 percent Personnel Msnsger Pressroom Msnsger state’s Freedom of Information that no formal minutes were any surveys taken. Landers re­ ^4 chance of showers and thunder­ Bloomfield, CT 06002 TRAVEL SAVINGS TO 50% Frsnk J. MeSweegsn Commission Sept. 7 on a com­ taken at the meetings. He has sponded that no correspondence 4 4 V 4 V4 ^ ^ A storms. High near 80. Outlook for said a secretary should have been was received, and that no surveys 4 4/V 4 4 ♦ 4 CIrculstlon Director plaint by Perry Dodson that (203) 2 12.1041 Last Minute Buys! 4 4 4 i.« Thursday, mostly sunny with the appointed to keep minutes. were taken. Bosto«lBO I Published dslly except Sundsy snd certsin holldsys by the reports he received on meetings CRUISES & TOURS Tofooto high near 80. Msnehester Publishing Co., 16 Brsinsrd Piece, Msnehester, of an Eighth Utilities District District President Thomas E. 44444 ¥444 4J •Eating Disorders 444444441 Coastal: Tonight, becoming Conn. 06040. Second cisss postsgo psid st Msnehester, Conn committee that studied election Landers had written to Dodson After its meetings the commit­ positive space — not standbys 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 Postmsster: Send sddress chsnges to the Msnehester Hersid procedures were inadequate. that since there was never a tee recommeded that candidates 4 4 4 4 ‘ mostly cloudy with a chance of P.O. Box 591, Msnehester. Conn. 06040. • Individualized "DIALA-DEAL" ‘ .i 4 ^ Dodson, who was an unsuccess­ quorum of district directors at the for district office be required to I B uffalo YortiiSS showers after midnight. Low in If you don't receive your Hersid by 5 p.m. weekdsys or 7:30 S-m. Ssturdsys. plesse telephone your csrrler. It you're unsbie ful candidate for district presi­ meetings, the district clerk was declare their candidacies in ad­ Programs r 7 ** « . 4 4 4 ♦•A 4 >\4 ♦♦♦*44 the upper 60s. Chance of showers 875-8769 / . pa <4444>44><*4**« to resch your csrrler, cell subscriber service st 647-0946 by 6 not present to take minutes. vance and that a voter checkoff \ «4444AA4 4>4*44*> 30 percent, Wednesday, consider­ p.m. weekdsys for delivery In Msnehester. dent in 1988, filed an FOI •Evening and Weekend (For up to date messages 7 days/24 hours) . ♦ V • .5 4 4 4 w-i / 4 4 * • s *t >Atlantic Landers said at a meeting of list be used at district meetings. able cloudiness and more humid Suggested csrrler rstes sre $1.60 weekly, $7.70 for one complaint after he requested Appointments Ocean with a 40 percent chance of month, $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months snd minutes of the meetings and district directors Monday that the At the annual district meeting 875-7278 $92.40 for one yesr. Newsstsnd price: 35 cents s copy. May 24, district voters rejected . ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4.A 4 4 4 4 4 4 y4 4 4 4*4 WastWr [92 1 showers and thunderstorms. received transcripts of notes complaint has been turned over to 4444444/r444444V44444T V- —* rhr> Manchester Hersid Is s member of The Assoc Isted Press, John D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s the provision for advanced decla­ •Optifast Program 44*444 4/4 44444 444444 4 4 4 4 * — High around 80. Outlook for the Audit Buresu of CIrculstlons, the New Engisnd Press taken during the meeting by ' 0 ^ ' * 4 4 4 f 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' C1909 AcfAj ration of candidacies and ap­ Available Value ^AVEi of vernon, incI r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4^^ Thursday, mostly sunny with the Today's weather picture was drawn by Jason Caruso of Assoclstlon snd the New Engisnd Newspsper Associstlon. District Director Ellen Burns, lawyer. high around 80. Bolton Elementary School. committee chairman. Dodson had asked for minutes. proved use of a checkoff list. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 — 5 LOCAL & S TA TE Napolitano attends meeting Manchester resi­ dent Frank Napoli­ tano recently at­ tended a Right Associates interna­ THE FRESHEST tional conference on human resour­ ces and outplace­ ment in the United f States and abroad. Napolitano is manager of Right *■ Associates’ Hart­ ford office. Right Associates representatives \ NEWS from Europe. Ja- FranK Napolitano Pf," Canada ^ offered an interna­ tional view of outplacement. Featured speaker Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, director of the Center for Leadership and Career Management at Emory University, presented a view of corporate cultures. The three-day conference was held in Baltimore. Md. Teens work and learn COVENTRY — Ten Coventry teen-agers recently completed their final week of work under the federally funded Summer Youth Employment Program. Coventry and Hartford, two of 27 towns eligible for the program, have the highest number of participants in the program this year. Reginald PInlo/Mancheater Herald The program, administered by the Capitol MOVING ALONG — Workers at the Street Monday help put together the open next spring. At front right is Rick Blair MENTHOL. Region Education Council, gives teen-agers 14 Pavilions at Buckland Hills off Buckland to 21 years old to chance to gain work and one-million-square foot mall, scheduled to of Willimantic. academic skills while contributing to their community. For the first time, you can now ergoy menthol freshness Coventry’s participants have been counse­ lors in training for the Patriot’s Park Summer Recreation Program. They worked 150 hours Day-care provider had too many kids and received job skills training and budget and less than 0.1 m g nicotine counseling. BLOOMFIELD (AP) - The day avit, a 15-year-old aide to Allison her up early that day. (The aide) also have been missed at least by this Participants are: Nicole Twerdy, Bob 3-year-old Ebony Skinner died of noticed three times that Skinner was DeVoe, Melissa Young. Denise Dionne, Joe overheating after being left in a car did not see Ebony at the picnic table time.” Crombie said in his affidavit. missing, but did not tell anyone eating lunch. At this time, she was Crombie’s statement said that as in a cigarette made with de-nicotined tobacco. Young. Tonya Landrie, Roberta Cassel. Ben with the windows rolled up, her because she apparently thought the Huff and Vanessa Villaneuva. day-care provider, Carrie Allison, going to say something to Mrs. the group returned from Copaco’s, child had gone home early. Allison, but started bringing out the Ebony was sitting next to Allison and was caring for 10 children, four more Bloomfield police Capt. Richard than allowed by state regulations, ‘ food and forgot,” the affidavit said, singing. When the children got out, New NEXT Menthol Mulhall said no charges will be filed Ebony apparently got into the back according to court records. against the aide since she was not in “After their naps, (the aide) asked Honda staff honored "The fact that four extra children several of the kids if anyone had seen seat and covered herself with the charge of the day care home. bedspread, which was there so the Manchester Honda sales staff were recently were there, including Mrs. Allison’s Police said that Ebony and six other Ebony, but they all shrugged their two grandchildren, probably led to the shoulders meaning they did not see children would not put their shoes on honored in an American-Honda sponsored children had gone with Allison to the Allison’s car seats, the affidavit says. "Drive through Spring Contest” fact that Ebony was not missed by Copaco Shopping Center to get a Ebony or see her mother come to take Staff members are: Roger Terranova, Joe Mrs. Allison,” police Detective Peter present for the aide on her last day of her home. At this point, (the aide) Crombie said the car would have Smith, Dave Babella. Jim Farley and Ed G. Crombie said in an affidavit filed in work at the home. When the children again was going to tell Mrs. Allison, been very cool then because the air Thornton, general manager of Manchester Superior Court in West Hartford. returned, all but Ebony got out of the but she was up stairs with the baby, conditioning had been on during the Honda. Allison. 57, has been charged with car, and several children played Juana, so she never said anything,” trip. risk of injury to children in connection under a sprinkler, Crombie said. the affidavit said with the death of Skinner, whose body “After getting in the back seat, The aide noticed that Ebony was When the children took their naps, Ebony must have fallen asleep and Doctor opens office was discovered Aug. 4 in the back seat missing. one of Allison’s grandchildren slept in of Allison’s Cadillac by a parent the severe heat that day would have “She states she did not say anything one of the cots, which meant all the put her into a deeper sleep resulting in Dr. Parveen picking up another child. ^ r - N T H O L to Mrs. Allison because she thought cots were full, “If there had been an hyperthermia setting in and her Khanna plans to Also according to Crombie’s affad- that Ebony’s mother had just picked empty cot. Ebony probably would i open his practice death,” Crombie says. specializing in the treatment of cardi­ ovascular diseases at 116 E. Center St. Activists protest iab death on Sept. 1. Hazards lurk Khanna gradu­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - A monkey was killed, and a second toring system. ated with honors monkey’s death last month in a nearly died. Many of the monkeys in the from the Univer­ Yale research facility that over­ Both monkeys were under heat medical school’s breeding colony sity of Delhi in New heated due to an equipment lamps, and “the combination of are being used to study the in the home Delhi. India. He breakdown has prompted re­ the two is what apparently development of memory, the _ _ ' came to the United newed criticism of the university produced the problems,” he said. school said, adding that the loss of HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut Ho­ho- Dr. Parveen Khanna states m 1982 and by animal rights activists. Jacoby said it had not been any animal "is of grave concern meowners need to be taught that some of the completed a three-vear residency in interna- The activists said they learned determined whether the environ­ to Yale.” cornmon household substances they store in De~Nic 1-edicine at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center of the monkey’s death after mental monitoring alarm mal­ Occasional malfunctions of the their basements, garages and cabinets are in Brooklyn, N Y., in 1985. He was certified in receiving, from an anonymous functioned or whether an em­ ventilation system have occurred potentially hazardous and should be treated as internal medicine that year source, a piece of correspondence such, a survey by the Connecticut Academy of ployee had failed to reactivate it over the past 10 years, the school Science suggests. He completed a two-year fellowship pro­ between two Yale School of after a previous repair. said, but only a small number of gram in cardiovascular diseases at George­ Medicine officials. In his letter, Jacoby also said it rodents have died as a result. The academy, a private non-profit group town University and the District of Columbia The letter said the death of the was not known whether the stress chartered by the General Assembly in 1976 to General Hospital in Washington. D.C. monkey was the "latest example caused by the elevated tempera­ Health department provide scientific and technologic advice on He trained for one year in invasive of environmental malfunctions ture would cause additional prob- matters of public policy, found an average of 53 cardiology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford. that have caused losses of re­ blems in the medical school’s plans AIDS ads hazardous household substances — 25 gallons search animals in recent years.” "extraordinarily valuable breed­ worth — per home during a survey of 21 homes. Yale officials, however, said in ing colony.” HARTFORD (AP) - The city’s But 80 percent of the residents interviewed MHS plans orientation a statement issued Monday night He said the animal care div­ health department, reacting to were unaware they had even one hazardous that the monkey’s death marked ision had called repeatedly for the finding that the drug AZT can substance in their possession, the academy Manchester High School will present an "the first time any primate has uprgrading of monitoring and help people infected with the said in a report made public last week. orientation program and tour for incoming been lost because of environmen­ control systems to avoid such AIDS virus, said it will buy It s almost as if people did not really want to sophomores and transfer students starting at tal conditions.” losses but that "progress has newspaper advertisements en­ recognize that they had these things in their 10 a m. Thursday in the cafeteria. The letter was written by Dr. been very slow.” couraging people at risk of homes,” David Wetstone, academy secretary, Interim Principal Wilson E. Deakin, Robert 0. Jacoby, a veterinarian “It is clear that the financial contracting the deadly virus to be said Monday. "They would say, ‘Of course not, Guidance Director David Frost, and Student who is director of the School of we don’t have anything hazardous in our priorities to install reliable, auto­ tested. house.’” Council representatives will present brief Medicine’s animal care division, mated monitoring systems must "What are you waiting for?” remarks to the students. Student Council and was addressed to Irwin D. be improved quickly,” he wrote. asks an advertisement being The survey was conducted by the academy members will lead a tour of the building. The Crowley, director of facilities placed in two Hartford commun­ for the state Department of Environmental orientation is an option, but will be valuable to Lewin said the letter “indicates Protection to find out whether people are management. a profound disregard for the ity newspapers, said Mark Hen- new students, rickson, AIDS program director aware that common household substances can De-nicotined tobacco with menthol freshness A copy was obtained by Julie suffering of Yale’s research be extremely dangerous if not handled Lewin, state coordinator of The animals.” for the city health department. properly. As many as 12,000 additional 1-84 planting planned Fund for Animals. She said it But Jacoby defended the uni­ Based on the results of the survey, conducted in a cigarette you’ll enjoy. So follow the arrow. contradicted claims by the medi­ versity, saying, "It certainly was state residents, believed to be infected, may meet the medical on homes belonging to faculty and staff of the state Department of Transportation officials cal school’s dean, Leon Rosen­ not a case of malfeasance or Department of Epidemiology and Public have scheduled a bid opening for seven berg, that Yale is committed to ignoring our responsibility for criteria for taking AZT, or , NATURALLY EXTRACTS NICOTINE FROM FINE TOBACCOS, azidothymidine, an official said. Health at Yale University’s School of Medi­ projects throughout the state for 2 p.m. the humane and ethical treat­ caring of animals.” cine, the academy recommended conducting a ■Ill > FreePLUS LEAVING RICH FLAVOR AND LESS THAN 0.1 MG NICOTINE. Wednesday in the cafeteria of the Transporta­ ment of its research animals. The prospect of treating second, larger study. tion Department Administration Building, 24 The School of Medicine’s Office greater numbers of people with The medical school’s primate of Research Affairs is investigat­ If the results hold true, “educational 1 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield. AZT, one of the world’s most Available in Regular and Menthol, Kings and lOO’s. breeding facility overheated July ing the equipment malfunction, expensive drugs, however, has campaigns should be planned to inform The department will receive bids for two 28 when the air-conditioning homeowners of the dangers of household projects in Manchester involving planting the school said, adding that led welfare lofficials to consider Available in limited areas. system malfunctioned and an recommendations have already placing a quota on new applicants hazards and of safe disposal practices ” the along sections of Interstate 84, alarm also failed to sound, academy recommended. The first section begins at the Hockanum been received for ways to im­ to a state program that pays for Jacoby said. One infant rhesus prove the environmental moni­ the drug. All 21 households surveyed had old paint Riverand extends 1.5mileseast, to within 1,000 stored somewhere. Ninety percent had paint feet west of Tolland Turnpike. thinners, 90 percent had cleaners and polish­ The second section begins 1,000 feet west of ers, 85 percent had disinfectants and 85 percent Tolland Turnpike and extends west 2.2 mites, Coleman plans insanity plea had pesticides, the survey said. ending 1,000 feet west of Demming Street. The academy searched for chemicals that Successful bidders will have 208 days to do were flammable, combustible, eye irritants, the work on each portion. HARTFORD (AP) - A 21-year- dumped her body in Bernardston, that he was insane or suffering old Glastonbury man accused of Mass. fatal if swallowed, corrosive, carcinogenic from an extreme emotional dis­ toxic, or that produced harmful vapors or strangling his girlfriend’s mother Coleman was 19 when the turbance when Joyce Aparo was caused severe burns. has rejected a plea agreement slaying occurred in August 1987. killed. Route 6 being resurfaced and will use an insanity defense Karin Aparo was 16. She also is Last year Coleman was to have Interviewers reported finding leaking and when his case comes to trial, his charged and is to be tried after pleaded guilty in return for a musty containers, some falling apart and The state Department of Transportation has attorney said. Coleman. containing outlawed herbicides over 10 years maximum sentence of 42 years in old. A total of 1,115 items, including motor oil begun resurfacing a 5-mile section of Route 6 Dennis Coleman J r.’s attorney, Judge Raymond R. Norko said prison. Under the plea bargain, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking (West Center Street) between Interstate 84 and M. Hatcher Norris, has filed during a brief appearance by he would have had the right to try that can cause aquifer contamination when Main Street in Manchester. poured into sewers or onto the ground were Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, notice with the court that Cole­ Coleman in Hartford Superior to persuade the judge to give him found in the 21 houses. The work is scheduled for 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. man’s defense will center on his Court Monday that Coleman’s a lesser sentence. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. through Aug. 29, weather permitting. Traffic mental state at the time the crime trial is likely to begin in October. But Coleman, who is free on “The thing that we discovered is that people Kings: 8 mg "lari' 0.08 mg nicotine -100's: 10 mg "tar'.' control people and signs will guide motorists was committed. Coleman, charged with murder are very careless,” Wetstone said. "It is a very 0.09 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method $150,000 bond, later decided to common practice to throw these things down O Philip Morris Inc. 1989 through the work site. Coleman is accused of plotting and conspiracy to commit reject the plea offer and go to The $406,314 project is funded entirely by the with his girlfriend, Karin Aparo, murder, has admitted in testim­ the drain. Most people probably wouldn’t trial. Norris said Coleman likely throw a can of paint down their kitchen sink, state. to kill Joyce Aparo. 47. Authori­ ony to many aspects of the will choose a trial before a jury. ties say he strangled the woman slaying. But he cannot be con­ but I wouldn’t be surprised if someone threw a He is to appear in court for a can of paint thinner down the kitchen sink.” with a pair of stockings, then victed of murder if he can prove pretrial hearing Sept. 29. 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 22. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 — 7 NATION & WORLD Iowa investigation faults EPA proposes big fines preventive maintenance WASHINGTON (AP) - Proce­ The Daily Press reported Mon­ The defense official said Mon­ dures aboard the USS Iowa are day that the Navy failed to day that he was told the report the focus of a Navy investigation properly qualify the sailors who would show a number of “lapses into an explosion that killed 47 worked with explosives in the in procedures,” but he said he for asbestos contractors sailors, but a Defense Depart­ turret. could not identify them. ment official says the specific Navy regulations require that “The investigation found var­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Asbestos was used in past years pads, causing asbestos particles cause of the blast can’t be all sailors and civilian employees ious things wrong about proce­ Environmental Protection in insulation and other building to scatter over miles of determined. who work with explosives be dures. But none of them has been Agency is seeking civil penalties materials. countryside. Reports published in The Wa­ certified at their posts by a found to be the cause,” he said. from demolition companies in Improper removal practices Other cases involved a Nevada shington Post and The Daily Qualification Board. Sailors who The investigation has gone into nearly a dozen states, contending pose health risks to construction Press of Newport News, Va., say lack certification are permitted details of the ship’s operations, they didn't take proper precau­ casino; an apartment building in workers and people who return to Philadelphia; a boiler room at the the Navy report found that crew to handle weapons only in the which means multiple problems tions while working on asbestos- the building or to other nearby members failed to perform prev­ presence of a supervisor. could be found in such a complex ridden buildings. Marine Corps base at Quantico, operation as a battleship firing its buildings since asbestos particles Va.; the Seattle-Tacoma Airport! entive maintenance and that Michael Drowns, one of 11 Civil suits were to be filed today often linger in the air for a long and two Seattle restaurants. fk ' . sailors weren’t properly certified sailors who escaped turret No. 2 guns, he said. by the Justice Department in 11 time, EPA officials said. The EPA crackdown comes for their jobs. after the explosion, told the Daily “There were lapses in proce­ states against 34 companies and The EPA estimates that up to The Navy, which says the Press that a Qualification Board dures, but to cite just mainte­ individuals, EPA sources said. only weeks after a Harvard nance problems would be nitpick­ half of all asbestos-involved reno­ University study indicated that in The Aesocleted P reu report on the April 19 explosion was never convened during his "The message we’re trying to vations may be done without the many cases the improper remo­ will be made public next month, three years on the Iowa. Drowns ing. It does not point to the cause get across is that they can’t precautions required by the fed­ val of asbestos from buildings PERFORMING WHALE — Kandu, a a performance at the park. Kandu, at left refused to comment on either received an honorable discharge of the problem,” the official said. continue to disregard the law as eral Clean Air Act. may pose more of a health risk killer whale at Sea World in San Diego, in this file photo, is shown with its baby story. from the Navy Aug. 11. Drowns and another survivor, they often have been ” in working The agency officials, who spoke than leaving the material in the was killed Monday in an accident during in the background “As far as we’re concerned, it’s Other Iowa sailors and a Navy Gunner’s Mate 2nd Class John with asbestos, a cancer-causing on the condition that they not be building. all still under investigation,” said officer familiar with the investi­ Mullahy, said the turret’s senior material, said one official. identified by name pending filing Navy spokesman Cmdr. Mark gation confirmed Drowns’ state­ enlisted man. Senior Chief The sources declined to name The study by Harvard’s Energy of the court papers, said none of and Environmental Policy Cen­ Baker. ments, but asked that they not be Gunner’s Mate Reginald O. the defendants until the court the new actions involves criminal The Defense Department offi­ identified for fear of retribution Ziegler, was concerned before the papers were filed. They said the ter suggested that if precautions charges, but that civil penalties in are not taken the “removal of Whale killed during show cial, who spoke Monday on by the Navy. explosion about the lack of projects included work on school some of the cases could be over asbestos may actually increase condition of anonymity, said the Adm. Richard Milligan, who qualification booklets. buildings in New 'Vork, Missouri. $2,50,000. two large whales apparently Navy report “does not point to the headed the Navy’s probe, said no Kansas and Washington state as exposure to building occupants" SAN DIEGO (AP) - Kandu, out of the stadium. Park officials Ziegler, one of the 47 sailors The other seven states involved as well as workers involved in the one of Sea World’s giant killer said they did not know when the collided at a high rate of speed cause of the problem. The report records of a Qualification Board who died, had given photocopied well as various buildings from are Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, renovation. about 35 to 40 mph,” said cites a probability.” had been found on the Iowa, a warehouses to restaurants in whales, was killed when she and performances would resume. pages of the Performance Quali- Florida, Illinois. California and another killer whale collided “It’s very obvious to you, as it is spectator Gary Gregg told The Washington Post reported source told the Daily Press. hcation Standard booklets to seven other states. Nevada. The EPA has estimated that KFMB-TV. in today’s editions that the Milligan has declined to comment more than 730,000 commercial during a performance. to us, that (Kandu) is bleeding,” some sailors. Federal law requires certain The projects cited include work an announcer at Shamu Stadium Corky, who apparently was not investigation has found the crew publicly. precautions when removing as­ buildings in the country still The Associated Press Navy regulations require that on at least 80 New York City Kandu, who weighed about said. “We’re not really sure what seriously injured in the accident, failed to perform certain unspeci­ NBC News reported last month sailors have the books. bestos from buildings so that its school buildings; public schools contain some asbestos material. ENTERING COURT — Former PTL 6,000 pounds, and Corky, who happened.... We can see if we can completed part of a shortened fied preventive maintenance that investigators believed the microscopic fibers are not spread Last year it received about .50,000 building in Charlotte, N.C., Monday Mullahy and another survivor, in Woodinville and Kent, Wash.; a leader Jim Bakker and his daughter Sue weighs about 8,000 pounds, were get the whales calmed down.” performance afterward, wit­ procedures. However, the news­ explosion was the result of through the air. Violators can be high school in Kansas City, Mo.; a notifications of renovation pro­ after a lunch recess. in the 5-million gallon performing suicidal sabotage by Gunner’s Gunner’s Mate 3rd Class Kendall Chapman return to the federal court nesses said. paper said it was not known subject to up to $25,000 fine per junior high school in Holyrood, jects involving asbestos, and that tank at Shamu Stadium when the Park veterinarians and A park spokeswoman, who whether the faulty maintenance Mate Clayton Hartwig. Navy Truitt, said one of the sailors who violation and face criminal prose­ Kan.; and colleges in Pittsburgh, number is expected to increase accident occurred during Mon­ animal-care staff were preparing asked that her name not be used, caused the explosion. spokesman Lt. Greg Smith said lacked a book was Gunner’s Mate cution in some cases. Kan., and Berea, Ohio. by about 30 percent this year, day’s 4 p.m. show, Sea World to perform a necropsy, similar to said that Corky, who was per­ The No. 2 turret’s guns passed July 19 that the conclusion of 3rd Class Robert W. Backherms, The inhalation of asbestos In one case, a contractor was according to agency officials. officials said. an autopsy, on Kandu, who last forming under the name of pre-firing checks before the ex­ suicide was not based on official the rammerman of the center gun fibers is known to cause lung where the explosion occurred. being cited for transporting wine By law, the EPA must be Bakker jury quickly selected The show was cancelled and September gave birth to Baby Shamu, is about 25 years old and plosion, the Post said. Navy reports. cancer, asbestosis, a scarring of tanks by helicopter from a winery notified when renovation or de­ Shamu. is about 20 feet long. Kandu was the lung, and mesothelioma, a several thousand people in the in San Jose, Calif., without molitions involve buildings con­ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A panel of 12 audience who witnessed the “We were sitting back in the about 14 years old and measured cancer of the chest and abdomen. removing asbestos insulation taining asbestos. years in prison and $5 million in fines. l7'/2 feet. churchgoers was selected to try Jim Bakker while Earlier this month, former PTL Executive Vice bloody accident were escorted audience in a high spot. ... The the P'TL founder’s wife pleaded on the couple’s President Richard Dortch, who was indicted with television show for money from the faithful. Bakker, pleaded guilty to charges of fraud and The jury selected Monday includes Baptists, conspiracy. Last month, former Bakker aides Bailout seen swelling deficit Presbyterians and Catholics, most of whom said James and David Taggart were convicted of tax Texas town fights test blasts they attend church regularly and give to their evasion. All three are potential government WASHINGTON (AP) - The church, but do not watch PTL or other religious witnesses. “determine the survivability of $123.8 billion. 13 percent lower under $170 billion in red ink. The television programs. WASHINGTON (AP) - A south near the border, said Leonardo Now, when you federal deficit through July is underground missile silos and than the same period for fiscal Congressional Budget Office In jury selection Monday, U.S. District Court Texas city is fighting to protect French, a spokesman for the running 13 percent behind last 1988. Our faith is in God,” Bakker proclaimed as he the springs that make it a desert Mexican Embassy. foreign missile silos and other forecasts a $161 billion deficit for strode into the U.S. District Courthouse with his Judge Robert Potter questioned 49 people about year, but analysts and the go­ “This is a good news-bad news this year. oasis from a Pentagon proposal to Defense Nuclear Agency offi­ underground military facilities,” vernment say savings and loan attorneys and daughter. their religious affiliation, whether they had ever story," said economist David Revenue last month totaled donated to television evangelists, how regularly rock a nearby ranch with a series cials, however, say a final deci­ Pomeranz said. bailout spending will swell the Jones of Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., Back in Orlando, Fla., Bakker’s wife, Tammy of massive underground sion to conduct the tests hinges on But Del Rio residents say water budget gap in August and $66.3 billion, up 9.2 percent from a Faye, carried on their live television broadcast, they attended church and whether they had ever a government securities dealer in year ago. while spending was up been “born again,” had a deep religious experience explosions. geological and environmental in West Texas is more important. September. New York. “The good news is the urging viewers to send money and pray for her 'The proposed explosions on the assessments of the area that are Last week they became even come Hit only 1.1 percent to $84.5 billion. husband. or felt they had been called by God into a vocation. The Treasury Department said not yet completed. more skittish when an under­ July deficit is lower than ex­ As usual, the government’s “Everything that has to do with Christian Seven jurors were dismissed, including four who Buck King Ranch near Del Rio, Monday that the government pected. The bad news is that largest spending category last Texas, are an important element The agency spent two years ground cave-in contaminated posted a smaller-than-expected television is on trial when Jim walks in that said they could not put aside their opinions to give their water with an unknown August and September will see month was military spending, courtroom,” she said shortly after the “Jim and Bakker a fair trial. in U.S. strategic deterrent capa­ choosing the site 25 miles north of deficit of $18.2 billion in July, the substantial increases in Treasury which totaled $20.5 billion in July bilities. says the Defense Nuclear Del Rio for the graduated series substance, forcing them to drink 10th month of the fiscal year Tammy Show” opened Monday morning. Potter warned the jurors not to discuss the case of explosions. boiled or bottled water for two borrowing because of the S&L and $241.8 billion so far this year, Bakker, who has pleaded innocent, is charged Agency. ending Sept. 30. bailout.” up 2 percent from 1988. with anyone before opening arguments begin next The non-nuclear explosions are The explosions would start with days. It attributed the 20.4 percent with eight counts of mail fraud, 15 counts of wire Monday. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are a 1,000-pound charge in 1990, Just as the springs are tied to openo The thrift rescue law signed by Other large spending catego­ designed to simulate the impact decline from July 1988 to a shift in fraud, and conspiracy to commit mail and wire under a gag order imposed by Potter, and would not the city’s future, they are part of President Bush on Aug. 9 will add ries were; fraud. If convicted on all counts, he could face 120 of nuclear blasts on subterranean increasing to 470 tons — equival­ payment dates for military salar­ $20 billion in borrowing. So far —Interest on the national debt, discuss jury selection. missile silos and military com­ ent to 300 tons of TNT — in its past, with the first Spanish ies, veterans’ benefits and Sup­ this month, the Treasury has the fastest growing item; $16 K mand centers. November 1992. explorers writing about the plemental Security Income. expanded its borrowing by $5 billion last month and $207.3 But 12,000 of the 40,000 Del Rio Defense spokeswoman Cheri springs in their chronicles. Long Those payments, normally made billion and officials say they billion so far in fiscal 1989, up 12.9 residents have signed petitions Abdelnour said the tests would be before it was settled, Del Rio was July 1, were shifted to June 30 intend to borrow the remaining percent from the previous year. asking the agency to take its performed with the same conven­ an oasis on the long, dry trail because July 1 fell on a Saturday. $15 billion in the next six weeks. explosives elsewhere. They say tional explosives used by the between San Antonio and San we’ll se —Social Security; $18.6 billion The shift caused the govern­ The Bush administration had in July and $188.7 billion so far they don’t want to take any mining industry, and do not Diego, Pomeranz said. ment to record a smaller-than- been forecasting a 1989 deficit of this year, up 6 percent from 1988, chances with the Texas border involve nuclear or radioactive “Del Rio’s entire growth and usual $7.8 billion surplus in June, $148.3 billion, an improvement —Other programs in the De­ city’s only source of water, the devices. development is centered around normally a more positive month oyer the 1988 red ink of $155.2 partment of Health and Human San Felipe Springs. Jack M. Bachkosky. director of the San Felipe Springs,” Pome­ because people and corporations billion. But, Budget Director Services; $13.1 billion last month ranz said. make quarterly tax payments. “We depend on San Felipe plans, programs and require­ On Friday, Pomeranz and Richard Darman said Monday and $141.6 billion so far in 1989, up Springs for survival,” says City ments for the defense agency, Through July, the deficit totals the administration expects just 8.3 percent from a year earlier. said the tests are “important to Mayor Alfred Gutierrez Jr. met Manager Jeffrey Pomeranz. with Bachkosky and Vice Adm. “The city of Del Rio is not willing the continued credibility and viability of our strategic John T. Parker Jr., Defense to play a what-if game with our Nuclear Agency director, to ask Extradition proceedings start water and the future of our city. deterrent.” that the drilling for the core “No one in Washington has "As an agency, our primary samples be abandoned. pocldn offered us any guarantees, nor responsibility to the Department "What we’re saying is, we’ve can they, that if our water supply of Defense is to ensure the got 12,000 signatures of Del I o BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — was quoted as saying. officials had been pressuring survivability of our strategic National police said today they The arrest raid was one of more was adversely affected, the fed­ Rioans who want the project Barco to take the action since the eral government would step in assets and the effectiveness of stopped and the city of Del Rio is started proceedings to hand over than 300 carried out nationwide Supreme Court in 1987 nullified a those same assets when used a reputed cocaine finance chief to since an emergency crackdown and correct the situation,” he going to do everything possible to the United States in a test of a new 1979 extradition agreement. said. against anyone who might protect our citizens,” Pomeranz launched by the government late According to Col. Alfonso Arel­ threaten our security,” he said. emergency plan for extraditing Friday, in response to the assassi- Mexico also has expressed said. “Therefore, let’s stop the lano, the police commander for test drilling now, and look for alleged top narcotics traffickers. natin by the cocaine cartels of a Sucre, Martinez was nabbed in a concern to U.S. officials about the Del Rio officials were told the Eduardo Martinez Romero, presidential candidate, a police Touch potential impact of the explosions purpose of the tests was to another site." raid Sunday in Tolu, a Caribbean Rrst Federal is giving away FREE two-day arrested during the weekend in colonel and a magistrate. More coastal town 340 miles north of the northern Department of Su­ raids were being reported Bogota. getaways with every new 9-month CD. cre, is wanted in the United States regularly. “There was no resistance, in connection with the laundering According to the Defense Min­ really, because of the surprise Execution stayed in torture case Right now, and for a short time only, when you open a 9-month C D at First of vast sums of cocaine jf^rofits. istry, through Monday more than This with which they (police agents) Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Martin’s Federal, you'll get more than just high rates on a safe investment. You'll also Col. Oscar Carmona, chief of 11,000 people had been detained in acted,’^’ Arellando said in an SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - system, has not disputed the logic the national police force’s judi­ continuous raids across the coun­ Black community leaders, citing behind his exclusion as a juror, sons were killed,’’ Gillespie said. enjoy a FREE two-day getaway for two at your choice of over 100 of the interview Monday night on Radio “ That was premeditated cial investigations division, told try. 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He also was renowned places as the Jared Coffin House on Nantucket; the Windjammer world on Friday that included a their aircraft were only being convicted in federal court and is ers of the Medellin cartel; Gon- torture-murders of three whites in a restaurant during a lunch in Monlauk, NY; the Copper Beech Inn in Ivoryton, CT; and many more. new extradition program. grounded until the owners could zalo Rodriguez Gacha, Pablo at an Ogden stereo shop. The break saying, “Hang the serving life terms for violating Carmona said the procedure prove they had been legitimately Escobar and Jorge Luis Ochoa. Vacation doesn’t have to be a hassle ^ ^ victims and two survivors were niggers.” The juror gave the note the victims’ civil rights. So, visit any one of First Federal’s branch offices soon and open a included notes to the Justice purchased and were used for to the judge: its origin was never highly-rated, federally-insured CD. 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'.fll^t g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 — 9 Uncle Sam spurs OPINION ...AN D WATCH OUT POR CKHIGO Alright, new industry with m m TO THE wee QWOH6, OUUKm, Powell pick Freedom cjreful V11TH P IL W ?/ CR055INColin Powell breaks barriers as he ments. Those in the National Staff but the gentleman’s tendency to takes on the awesomely responsible position Network, Encino, Calif, involve ' complicate once-slmple matters 30.000 leased workers. Typical of By Jack Anderson of chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the has helped spur an innovative, emerging industries, franchising highest military post in the country. and Dale Van Atta creative, opportunistic industry. is a factor. He is the first black and the youngest man Oddly, the spurring was done David Miller, Action chairman, MOSCOW — Vladimir Korsunsky is ever to hold the office. Trying to judge which not through any great enterprise looks for growth not just from one Soviet journalist who thought a or financial infusion by the old frustrated business people who accomplishment is the greater takes some new day had dawned with glasnost. codger, but by bludgeoning exist­ want to rid themselves of paper­ intellectual gymnastics. For two decades he wrote the stories ing businesses with such onerous work but from what he views as a Confirmation by the Senate of his the state wanted and then saw them 01989 SEAm E POST-INTEUJL'.ENC( paperwork burdens they had to do trend to greater twisted to the point that he didn't NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE nomination by President Bush is all but something or die. entrepreneurship. assured: he is almost unanimously cheered as recognize them after publication. As a result, employee leasing is “ We praised the government, “ There’s been a direct correla­ swiftly becoming one of those the new chairman. though we didn’t trust it, because tion between our growth and the phenomena they call a wave of Powell’s record is extremely impressive. there was always somebody behind us phenomenal increase of small the future. It had 5,000 employees He has held any number of responsible with a gun,” he told us. business during the 1980s,” he six years ago. Today, it has at positions in the Army, including command So it was with great excitement that says. The early 1980s recession least 500,000. By 1992, it probably drove many people to try their posts during two terms in Vietnam. Korsunsky listened to Mikhail Gorba­ chev’s promises of a more open press. will reach 4 million. hand at business. More recently, He now is head of the Army Forces Korsunsky then teamed up with a Its fast growth can be attrib­ he says, corporate downsizing, Command at Fort McPherson, Ga., and is journalist who had been imprisoned uted partly to the busy govern­ with resulting layoffs, has charged with keeping U.S. combat troops for five years for “ slander” against mental bureaucracy, to the com­ spurred activity. ready for action. the state, and they produced the first plicated regulations emanating While the industry views the from Washington and state offi­ He also holds an advanced degree in “ Express Chronicle,” a weekly news­ four million businesses of fewer paper that simply presented the facts, ces that drive small-business economics and has worked in the political than 50 workers as its prime without commentary, that couldn’t be people to distraction, if not market, it might eventually field for many years, under Defense read in the official press. madness. target larger companies also. Secretaries Frank Carlucci and Casper Their first issue, in August 1987, was Faced with this reality, some “ There are administrative Weinberger. one page. Now they have more than businesses “ fire” their em­ nightmares for larger companies too staffers who turn out four pages a His assistance to President Bush by ployees. The discharged workers too,” says Miller. week of “ small type.” Korsunsky providing advice on military matters is sure stay in place: they join a leasing Among the nightmares are regu­ said, so they can squeeze more company. The leasing company to be most helpful and fully informed . information in. lations and compliance that differ Yahoo Hall of Fame nominee pays them. Their old company state to state. Gen. Powell's nomination as chairman of Gorbachev did not entirely deliver Palestinian uprising floundering pays the leaser. Those federal regulations, how­ the Joint Chiefs of Staff is a fine one, in the on his end of the glasnost bargain. In return, the leasing company pension. Korsunsky says the KGB confiscates ever, are the big factor. For best interests of us all. By Joe Spear leadership could be undermined. more “ uncontrolled actions” officials such as Prime Minister processes the payroll, signs the This latest thing, though — the arts issues of the paper when they don’t example, COBRA, the Consoli­ By Nicolas Tatro For example, many workers in such as the lone Palestinian who, Yitzhak Shamir and Defense checks, reconciles the checking amendment — is a gasser. I mean, it like the content. “ Some of our dated Omininbus Budget Recon­ Today’s remarks are addressed to the West Bank ignored a call from to avenge the beating of a friend Minister Yitzhak Rabin. account, handles the IFCA, The (Lowell, Mass.) Sunday Sun has got to be the Great Bumpkin’s reporters are detained by the militia ciliation Act that says terminated the residents of the fine state of North JERUSALEM (AP) - Palesti­ the pro-PLO underground to by soldiers, forced a bus off a Jamil Tarifi, a West Bank FUTA and SUTA taxes and the ma.sterpiece. Everybody’s tied in ’for clarification,’’’ Korsunsky said. workers may continue their Carolina. nians are in a state of political stage a week-long sympathy highway July 6, killing 16 Jews lawyer from Ramallah, left for knots — free expression purists, His reporter in Sverdlovsk was W-2 forms, figures the insurance health insurance: and IRCA, the I want to thank the Tar Heels for the turmoil as sharp differences have strike for collegues in the Gaza and injuring 25 others. Jordan and skipped a planned artists, the snooty crowd that patron­ arrested for covering human rights claims, deals with Sec. 125 Immigration Reform and Control beautiful Outer Banks, the Piedmont, emerged over the future direction Strip who were refusing to accept Despite a PLO order not to use conference with visiting U.S. Rudman plays izes them. activities and indicted for “ slander.” benefits deductions and Section Act of 1986, which creates new the Great Smoky Mountains. For of the 20-month-old uprising weapons, army statistics ob­ Assistant Secretary of State John It got started, you’ll remember, He has been sent twice for psychiatric new Israeli identity cards. 89 and COBRA compliance and pines, peanuts, furniture and great against Israeli occupation. “ The leadership shouldn’t tained by The Associated Press Kelly after graffiti threatened his legal obligations for employers. when a federal grant was awarded to evaluation, usually a forerunner to a administration... basketball. For Dolly Madi.son. Billy The tensions, which coincided make calls that they can’t imple­ show there were 12 incidents of life for earlier meeting with It often takes a specialist — photographer Andres Serrano, one of long sentence in a mental hospital. He These details have been known Graham. Enos Slaughter. Thomas with greater violence aimed at Palestinians using firearms Shamir. more accurately, a firm of many unfair game who.se pictures depicts a figure of has been beaten repeatedly and even ment,” said Khatib. to drive little companies out of Wolfe and Tom Wicker. For great Israelis and among Palestinians Disunity also, arose recently in against Israelis and alleged Arab “Shame on Jamil Tarifi and specialists in different areas — to Chri.st allegedly immersed in the went on a hunger strike to protest his business. They are the talk of any universities, high tech and generally themselves, come at a time of public in several West Bank collaborators from July 9 to Aug. anybody who meets with killers of handle such burdens. Small busi­ artist’s urine. Then public funds were treatment. Korsunsky says the repor­ conference of small-business peo­ progressive attitudes. rising frustration over the lack of schools where PLOxihief Yasser 9 — more than in all of 1988. our people,” said one slogan on a ness especially, and some big Who is Sen. Warren Rudman and why used to subsidize a Robert Mapple­ ter’s fate today “ can become tomor­ ple. The small-business press Most of all. I want to thank you for progress in the U.S.-PLO dia­ Overall, there also appears to wall in Ramallah. ones too, say they have better thorpe exhibit that included violent row’s fate for everyone in our Arafat’s followers urged students should we care? the Jesse Joke. Helms, of cour.se. That be a new hard line developing. Assad Saftawi of Gaza City, a anguishes over them, the com­ things to do with time and and homosexually explicit photos. country.” logue and in efforts to arrange to attend classes during a general That must be what the communist guy’s a hoot. He’s a shoo-in for the negotiations with Israel. strike and met opposition from At an eight-day conference in Palestinian activist with close mon complaint being that fulfil­ manpower. The thing was made to order for an The “ Express Chronicle” is the Yahoo Hall of Fame, after you retire Prominent Palestinians argue leftists who feared it would Tunisia this month, Arafat’s ties to Arafat, said that despite lment of all the requirements hard-liners now firmly in control in China are Argu.s-eyed pietist like Jesse. On the second most widely read unofficial him. Which’ll be soon, right? the internal debate has not undermine solidarity. Fatah produced a final commu­ the warning he would press ahead leaves no time for running a asking themselves after Rudman's highly evening of July 26, with only a handful publication in the Soviet Union. The John Cunniff writes for the I was in Wa.shington in ’72 when 01’ shaken the underlying commit­ In Al Askar refugee camp, nique reaffirming the guerrilla with a 10-point peace proposal he business. publicized and controversial trip to that of .senators present. Old Blunderbuss first is “ Glasnost,” a bi-monthly Associated Press. Jes’ came to the Senate. We had heard ment to continue the intefadeh, or about 150 supporters of Arafat’s faction’s commitment to armed recently presented to Rabin. In this way did Uncle Sam, introduced an amendment that would magazine founded in 1987 by Sergei troubled country. of him before he arrived: Small-town uprising, as the only way to spur mainstream Fatah wearing struggle. The statement con­ “ I call on my brothers not to be quite inadvertently, provide in­ prohibit the National Endowment for Grigoryants. He had spent more than Rudman, whose visit to China was the first boy who started out as a reporter, negotiations and achieve an inde­ black headdresses engaged in trasted with Arafat’s earlier quick in taking decisions before spiration and support to the the Arts from supporting “ obscene or eight years in prison and labor camps by a high-ranking U.S. official since spent .some time as a staffer on pendent state. fistfights over the school issue pledges to abandon terror and they see the results of such leasing industry. In effect, he indecent materials” and anything for work on earlier underground POOL Capitol Hill, and eventually became a accept Israel, Washington imposed a ban on diplomatic knows how many ideologically im­ that offends anybody on the basis of journals. Since he founded “ Glas- “Internally, we have some with 50 members of Marxist PLO m eetings.” he said in an created a new area of demand radio and television editorialist who pure ambassadors would have repres­ difficulties. We are in the midst of factions wearing red Arafat also hinted to reporters interview. contacts with Beijing in June, has warned religion, “ race, creed, sex. handicap, nosl,” Grigoryants has been jailed that demanded the abilities of a railed against “ Negro agitators” and ented the United States abroad if .Jes’ age or national origin,” a re-evaluation of our tactics. But headdresses. in Baghdad that more violent Other signs of internal uphea­ specialist, which is the employee Chinese officials that Congress might call for repeatedly for 15-day sentences. His rampant immorality. hadn’t blocked their nominations? That got the arts crow'd in a the dialogue is healthy,” said Daoud Kuttab, a Palestinian actions were under considera­ val include leaflets accusing PROBLEM? printing equipment was confiscated leaser. stiffer sanctions against the country if it He showed a flair for the rube role Ghassan Khatib, a lecturer at Bir journalist said “ lack of disci­ tion, saying a lack of progress in prominent activists of corruption slavering tizzy over censorship — last spring, and his files and manus­ Altogether, there are about 500 right from thebeginning. 1 mean, with We’d be a stronger nation today if Zeit University in the West Bank. pline” in the uprising also was the U.S.-PLO talks could result in and a surge of attacks on continues its crackdown on supporters of the which, of ocur.se, it is. But the fact is cripts were destroyed by the KGB. employee leasing companies in that mouthful-of-marbles drawl, how we had ju.st heeded the red flagsJes.se Leftists are urging the PLO to apparent in a new tendency by the uprising becoming a “ nation­ Palestinians who are accused of democracy movement there. that the arts community made a Grigoryants’ wife, Tamara, an the United States, half of them in 742-7308 could he miss? And he racked up a waved through the years. He told us make no further compromises on Palestinians to break with a wide rebellion... and we may take collaborating with Israel. Referring to the Chinese army’s brutal fundamental mistake when it got on associate editor for the magazine, told the populous states of California, record more than worthy of your that Caspar Weinberger was too the diplomatic front, and some publicly proclaimed PLO policy another step after the rebellion.” the federal dole in the first place. Now us that intimidation of independent Florida, New York, Ohio, Pen­ crackdown that has left hundreds, perhaps trust. He voted again.st busing, food dovish to be a good dcfen.se .secretary, are pushing for more violent of restraint and launch individual The more militant mood was it is swallowing up more than $170 journalists in the provinces is more Nicolas Tatro writes for the nsylvania and Texas. thousands, dead, Rudman aid, “ I thought it stamps, consumer legislation, abor­ but we wouldn’t listen He said Henry million a year and acting like the actions, such as the use of actions, some of them violent. also evident in the latest leaflet We Can Help! severe than that which her husband Associated Press. tion. civil rights, legal aid. environ­ Kissinger was too liberal to be a good weapons, to pressure Israel in The underground leadership is issued by the PLO-backed United Most are very small. The was extremely important that they taxpayers owe it to them with no has experienced in Moscow. mental bills and numerous unpatrio­ secretary of state. Forewarned is what they see as a long-term war “ asking people daily to sacrifice National Leadership of the Upris­ understand that there is a deep feeling in the questions asked. But. I digress. Still, there are nearly 300 unofficial tic nominees for high office. forearmed, and. by God. Jes.se tried. of attrition. their lives, but people are not ing. It advocated a greater use of United States Congress about what happened Thanks again for everything. Tar publications in the Soviet Union today I know you sent 01’ Jes’ here as an At the same time, some of the seeing tangible changes and their knives in attacks on Israelis. Heels. But be aware that once in a — so many that a “ Journal of here in June.” agitator, just to keep the sophisticates You’d think a 67-year-old man uprising’s more ambitious tactics endurance and patience with the The communique also reflected while, o r Jes’ wears a little thin. If Journals” is now published as a digest Who does Rudman think he’s kidding? on their toes, but every once in a while would get tired once in a while, but you retired him in ’90. he’d be eligible have flopped, increasing fears leadership becomes thin,” Kut­ leftist views in taking an unex­ he performed a real public .service. I Jesse never quits. He has continually of articles from all of them. 32 among some Palestinians that tab said. pectedly strong position against years of experience Yes. there were those in the United States for the Yahoo Hall of Fame in no time. The publications face almost un­ who were outraged by the deliberate mean, the man can smell a commie defended South Africa against mis­ Just a reminder. the credibility of the underground As a result, he said, there were Palestinians meeting with Israeli plot at a thousand paces, and he has guided critics. Now he’s helping Ollie beatable odds. The state has the sole cold-blooded manner in which the democracy power to lease, loan or sell printing kept us constantly aware of the North fight off the “ pygmies” who Joe Spear is a syndicated colum­ movement was crushed in China. But our only perfidies of the Russians. And who want to take away his military equipment to “ samizdats” or self­ fliat you can trust! nist. official reaction was to ban certain military publications, and the privilege is rarely extended. DON’T MONKEY exchanges, arms sales and new loans to the Most publishers dare not charge communist giant. money for their papers and maga­ AROUND... Beyond that, it has been business — stress Credibility hangs in balance zines, because they could be thrown the word, business — as usual with the into prison on trumped-up charges of Chinese. President Bush refuses to suspend "unearned income” or “ illegal prof­ Try Our Pay-By-Mail its. “ Glasnost” and “ Express the very profitable trade between this country By Robert Wagman the least impact: the south Florida remained Democratic for more than Chronicle” survive on donations from and China and no amount of blood on the race to replace Pepper. 30 years. Soviet citizens or friendly foreigners. Program... stones of Tiananmen Square will change that. 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GRADY...... city Ediloi Manchester Parkade, Mandiesier Ofkr ^(Kxl ltir(Rij(ti 9/4/89 Democrats’ ethics problems will have and, not surprisingly, the seat has columnist. ALEXANDER GIRELLI,. Associate Editor 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 22, 1989 fBanrlirstrr Hrralt'i They’ll take one of each Section 2, Page 11 Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 sons were more likely to have a SPORTS WASHINGTON (AP) - For third birth rapidly than are American parents, the old-iime women with a boy and a girl,” rapid (second) birth,” he said. preference for boys seems to be they said. However, he explained that the giving way to a desire for a child Their conclusions were based slight preference for boys still s' ■ « < of each sex. on an analysis of births to more might be the reason. than 2,000 women, reported in the Parents with two boys or two Schollaert said he and Teach­ girls are quicker to have a third National Survey of Family Dent, Gossage up to old tricks man found that “ couples that Growth in 1973, 1976 and 1982. child than those with one of each have sons are slightly more likely gender, report researchers Paul By recording births every six to stay married, and, of course, Jim Murray By Ben Walker T. Schollaert and Jay D. the most powerful determinant of The Associated Press Teachman. months they were able to com­ pare whether women in one group whether you have another child in And, contrary to their expecta­ had births before those in other short order is ‘are you married.’ ” NEW YORK — Once again, Bucky got the win and tions, parents who have a son first groups. They did not report the m m\ Goose got the save as the New York Yankees beat Tradition has it that people try again slightly sooner than actual length of time between the Boston Red Sox. prefer boys, and that slight those who start with a daughter, Seems like old times for the old timers. They’re births, however. preference in American society they report in the August edition back home and so are the memories and magic, at has a bearing, he said. of Demography, the journal of the Were they surprised that par­ least for a day. ents who had sons first were Endless hopes Population Association of Fathers are “ more likely to be Bucky Dent and Rich Gossage made successful America. quicker to have a second child involved with their sons than returns to Yankee Stadium as New York defeated than those who had a daughter their daughters. This involve­ Roger Clemens and the Boston Red Sox 6-4 Monday "The American norm really is first? a boy-girl family,” Schollaert, of ment leads to greater familial on vacation night. ties and interdependencies that Old Dominion University in Nor­ "Oh, we were,” responded Dent won in his home debut as the Yankees’ new work against marital dissolu­ folk, Va., said in a telephone Schollaert. Every vacation you go on, you hope for three manager, his first victory in four games. Gossage, tion,” said Teachman and Schol­ pitching in New York for the first time since interview. In many societies there is a things: laert. Studies have found that rejoining the Yankees, got a save. — To take 10 strokes off your handicap. That finding, he added, could strong preference for boys, lead­ parents who have a daughter first Sort of like 1978, when Dent was the hero of the — To get a tan. ease fears that the ability to ing to the killing of female babies are somewhat more likely to Yankees’ 5-4 victory over Boston in the American in some countries, Schollaert select the gender of children divorce than those who have a — To get a rest. League East playoff and Gossage retired Carl said. could lead to an excess of boys. son. — Well, one of of three ain’t bad. The tan, I got. Yastrzemski with the winning runs on base to end it. My golf game which you have to know, if it were “ I haven’t had that much adrenaline since Yaz,” “ Our results are straightfor­ Past studies in this country Thus, women with sons were human, belongs in an iron lung, I gave no break at Gossage said after striking out Ellis Burks with ward. The gender of children have indicated a slight prefer­ more likely to remain married all to. I went to Jack Nicklaus and told him I opted runners on first and third. “ It’s good to be called in affects birth timing. Yet it is not ence for boys. "So, logic is that if and to have a second child. to play his new course on the island of Kauai, the for that situation. I ’m not the manager, but it builds whether a child is a boy or a girl you tried once and had a daughter Women with daughters, being Kiele on Kalapaki Beach at the Westin Kauai. your confidence.” that is important.” reported you’d be more likely to go try more likely to be divorced or “ It'll add 10 strokes to your handicap,” frowned TThat’s how Dent saw it. He brought in Gossage Teachman and Schollaert. again quickly,” he said. separated, had a reduced likeli­ Jack. " I t ’s for guys who can play a little.” with two outs and a runner on second. After a single "Women with two boys or two "What, we found, to the con­ hood of having second children, "Ten shots in my handicap is like a pitcher of by Marty Barrett. Gossage got Burks for his first girls are more likely to time a trary, was that those who had they concluded. water in the ocean.” I told him. “ Where the first save with the Yankees since Sept, 25, 1983. tee?’ ’ “ Goose and I broke in together,” Dent said of his Now. I don’t know what Kiele stands for in former minor-league roommate. "I felt it was the English but. by the fourth hole, the best guess in the right time to bring him in. I tell you this, it was nice Brief thunderstorm belts state to have him save my first win.” foursome was that it was Hawaiian for gas This time, the victory didn’t mean as much as it chamber. said. On July 10, tornadoes and hit power equipment directly or did 11 years ago. Sure, the Red Sox and Yankees are HARTFORD (AP) - More Hawaii is a funn place. They put umbrellas in the than 20,000 homes lost power as thunderstorms ripped across the caused tree limbs to fall and in the race, but barely. drinks and orchids in the eggs. They take the winds gusting higher than 65 state, leaving hundreds homeless strike equipment. There were Boston lost for the eighth time in nine tries and fell prettiest island landscape in all the world — and miles an hour sent rain and and 110,000 people without power. reports of scattered outages in 6'A games behind Baltimore, which beat Milwaukee nickle-size hail whipping across Several reports of V4-inch to Litchfield County, but the Sims­ make a leper colony out of it. Now. the last thing a 5-0. The Yankees stayed eight games behind the parts of Connecticut during a 1-inch hail and a wind gust of 67 bury area was hit most severely, poor leper needs is a view. Or a drink with Orioles. severe but short thunderstorm. mph were reported in the Greater Kotkin said. umbrella in it. But Hawaii’s a place where they "It turned out to be a typical Yankees-Red Sox •AV,#' "W e got hit very hard in the Hartford area between3p.m. and Ann Fitzgerald, assistant di­ take some of the most breathtaking scenery in all gam e,” said Boston manager Joe Morgan, who Simsbury, Avon and Canton 3:30 p.m. Monday, the National rector at the Weather Center on the world — and put a Holiday Inn on it. attended the famous playoff. ^ J area,” said Jeff Kotkin, a spokes­ Weather Service said. the Western Connecticut State But nowhere is there a more diabolical use of real Morgan wasn’t around at the end for this one man for Northeast Utilities. He The weather service issued a University campus in Danbury, estate than to take the Pacific Ocean and make a because he got ejected in the ninth inning for utiiayjwi . # said about 23,000 Northeast Utili­ severe thunderstorm watch for said after a night of scattered par-5 out of it with no place to lay up. It is widely arguing balls-and-strikes with umpire Dale Ford. ties customers lost power during the entire state as the storm showers and thunderstorms, reported that only five people have ever made the “ He wasn’t having a good game.” Morgan said of The Associated Press Monday’s storm. wipped eastward across Connec­ skies were expected to clear back nine at Kiele. More people have been to the Ford. “ All he has to do is keep his mind on the game All but about 2,500 customers ticut from Litchfield County. Tuesday as a cold front moves up North Pole than the 18th hole. and not worry about us yelling.” The Associated Press GO BABY, GO — Joshua Justice gets get an armadillo down thetrack Monday had their power restored by 10 Frank Lucadamo, a hydrolo­ from Pennsylvania. As if it’s not tough enough, every time you get a Dent also got his say. twice running onto the field some help from his grandmother, at the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville. p.m. Monday, Kotkin said. All of gist with the Northeast River good lie, it starts to rain. The drinks aren’t the only to argue calls. Forecast Center in Bloomfield, But the sunshine is not expected WHAT’S THE CALL? — New York umpire for a call. Sax stole the base Annette Justice as they try blowing to those still without electricity things that need unbrellas. But the natives assure Clemens, 12-9, wasn’t thrilled, either. He lost for said the brief but violent down­ to stay around for any length of were in the suburbs west of you these are just showers. They seldom last more the first time in six career decisions at Yankee Tan^ees Steve Sax ailives safely at during the fifth inning of Monday night’s Hartford, the area hardest hit by pour did not appear to have left time as showers return to the than two days. One old-timer told me they got a Stadium. second base while Boston second game at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees the storm, he said. too much rain on the ground or state Wednesday, she said. With the Yankees ahead 5-4 in the eighth, twoouts place there where it rains more than it does baseman Marty Barrett looks to the won, 6-4. “ It’s certainly not as bad as the rivers in danger of flooding. "It’s incredible — there’s no and runners on second and third. Morgan and tornado, but it’s probably the Kotkin said the power outages sustained sunshine,” Fitzgerald anywhere else in the world. Clemens decided to intentionally walk Alvaro Bodies of Leland, 8 others said. “ I know.” I told him. “ And they stuck a pin in it worst we’ve had since then,” he were caused as lightning either Espinoza, a .337 hitter with runners in scoring and called it 18. It’s the only hole in the world where position. “ Physically I felt fine,” Clemens said. “ I ’m not lifetime against Clemens, followed with a two-run you need a driver, a seven-iron, two wedges and a Ken Phelps came up to pinch hit. as Morgan worried about throwing the ball hard.” double and later scored on a wild pitch. canoe.” expected. Morgan said Clemens “ threw the ball as hard as “ I had been pounding Barfield inside earlier and returned aboard U.S. plane They named one hole — a 459-yard par-4 into the " I knew the Yankees would do that. But he can’t he can, but didn’t pitch well.” was having success,” Clemens said. “ Thenl tried to wind — the Rabbit. So. you can imagine what the hit Roger. No way.” Morgan said. Walt Terrell. 2-3. took a 2-0 lead and a two-hitter go outside and left the ball over the plate.” The Red Sox scored twice in the seventh on a ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) crash. heading to the Fugnido refugee hole called the Gorilla is like. Something they Phelps. 3-for-29 with 14 strikeouts lifetime against into the sixth. Two walks and Burks’ two-run single tied it. but the Yankees scored three times in the sacrifice fly by Jody Reed and an RBI single by — The bodies of U.S. Rep. Mickey Leland’s family is planning a camp when the crash occurred. pulled off the Empire State Building. Clemens, didn’t have to as he walked on a 3-1 pitch Barrett, but Lance McCullers ended the inning. Lee Leland and eight other Ameri­ private service in Houston, and The camp is one of four that house I played with Sammy White, the old Red Sox that Morgan and Clemens each were certain was a bottom half. Guetterman took over in the eighth and Gossage got cans who died in a plane crash in the State Department will hold its more than 300,000 Sudanese flee­ catcher, up in Princeville, and Sammy calls me strike. Don Mattingly singled and Mel Hall followed with the last out. Ethiopia two weeks ago were on service Wednesday at the Lincoln ing war and famine in that CALL THE REAL POWER p v T r m A D |PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Shakespeare, in honor of my calling, as in: "W ell, That finished Clemens and dropped him to 2-3 in a potential double-play grounder that third Boston’s Mike Greenwell went O-for-4 and ended their way home today after a Memorial. neighboring country. WASHING PROFESSIONALS. t A I t i l l U l l Shakespeare, you better tee up another one, as that his last seven starts. He has given up 26 runs on 38 baseman Wade Boggs dropped for his 12th error this memorial service at the airport. During the airport service It was the 44-year-old congress­ one’s just passed the Lahaina Roads. Use an old hits and 24 walks in 43 2-3 innings. season. Jesse Barfield, 6-for-34witheight strikeouts his league-high 21-game hitting streak The coffins of the nine Ameri­ here, Leland was eulogized by man’s fifth visit to Africa and his ball if you’ve got one.” cans, draped in U.S. flags, were American, Ethiopian and U.N. second this year. Sammy plays golf with a pith helmet, a big cigar loaded onto a C-141 after a officials as a man of compassion. HOUSE WASHING and a smother hook. Sammy once hit a grand slam two-hour ceremony. bottom-of-the-lOth home run off Satchel Paige, so it Ryan closing in on 5,000 strikeouts "The fact that he met his tragic ALUMINUM • VINYL • WOOD • BRICK • CEDAR • SHAKES The U.S. military cargo plane death while on a humanitarian EMERGENCY is not too surprising to find him out here, left Ethiopia’s international air­ mission is ample testimony of his Fire — Police — Medical REMOVES HARMFUL OXIDATION-MILDEW beachcombing out of the company of civilized men. port shortly after noon and was By Mark Godich dedication to the well-being of A man who would do that would throw a brick scheduled to arrive in Washing­ Includes: Plexl-Guard Surface Sealant The Associated Press people,” said Tesfaye Wolde- DIAL 911 through a Rambrandt. It is reliably reported to be ton Wednesday afternoon after [ W A S H me 'niLLY insured • environmentally safe Selassie, Ethiopia’s minister of In Manchester the last ball Sammy hit in fair territory anywhere. stopping overnight in Frankfurt, DALLAS — Despite what Texas Rangers officials internal affairs. East of the River ______203-644-8134______jFREE ESTIMATES! At Kiele, I played with Frank Sullivan, the old West Germany. say, Nolan Ryan will not pitch before a packed Red Sox pitcher and Sammy white’s battery mate. Leland, D-Texas, the other The coffins containing the 16 house tonight in his quest for career strikeout No. Frank won 18 games one year and might have been Americans and seven Ethiopians victims were accompanied by an 5,000. died Aug. 7 on their way to a honor guard. A band played Build Your Future at a Cy Young candidate if he could ever have gotten That’s because Wayne Stivers is holding about 150 refugee camp along Ethiopia’s solemn music as they were Vic Wertz out. As Clif Keane used to say, “ Even if tickets he has no intention of selling, even at southwestern border when their transported from a makeshift Frank didn’t let go of the ball, Wartz would have scalpers prices that are commanding up to $200 a twin-engine plane slammed into a clinic, where their remains were doubled off him.” ticket. mountainside. All 16 on board are identified, to the tarmac. Manchester Sullivan was a control pitcher on the mound but Stivers, 49, collects and markets sports believed to have died instantly. memorabilia. Work at the aiport stopped and he’s lost the strike zone over the years. He hits The bodies were found a week “ Anything but baseball cards — I like one of a airport employees joined senior sliders off the tee now that not even Vic Wartz could later after a massive search kind,” Stivers said Monday night from his home in Ethiopian officials. U.S. Em­ get a bat on. effort by U.S. and Ethiopian Littleton, Colo. “ I like the type of thing where people bassy staff and their families, Community While you’re on vacation, out of touch with the officials. Retrieval of the bodies can say, T v e never seen one of those.’ ” and relatives of the Ethiopian commercial realities, you hope the world will took several days and identifica­ Many baseball fans never thought they’d see a victims at the ceremony. The air change — for the better. You hope people will stop tion of the remains took nearly a pitcher strike out 5,000 batters. Only a few years was filled with the sound of killing each other, politicians will stp lying, ago, no pitcher had even 4,000 strikeouts. But Ryan, week. Ethiopians wailing in grief and College colleges will stop cheating, Mike Tyson will lose a In Washington, the State De­ at 42 the oldest player in the major leagues, goes to sympathy. round, and the Cubs will stay up there. You get to partment said it was planning a the mound tonight against the Oakland Athletics be a kind of Pollyanna. listening to all those trade needing six to reach the 5,000 milestone. memorial service for the govern­ Leland, chairman of the House Susan Chen of East l laril'ord did! A single parent, ment officials that died in the Select Committee on Hunger, was winds and ukulele strings. The last 10,200 Arlington Stadium seats for the Susan started at CCSU in 1981, but switched to MCC I had hoped to come home to find the Clippers game were sold in only five hours last Thursday, one heciiusc the tuition was more affordable. This spring had signed Danny Ferry or traded him for day after Ryan fanned eight batters in a 3-1 victory she received two associate’s degrees from MCC, one in all-world guard, the Dodgers were in frist, the over the Seattle Mariners. Police grab 9 pounds Angeles pulling away, that maybe the Raiders got Stivers had been plotting for weeks when Ryan marketing and one in business atiministration. This fall a quarterback, a golf tournament was won by would hit the magic mark. He sent a man to the she'll start taking courses at Central again to earn her somebody you heard of, that they found that Pete Rangers’ game Wednesday at Seattle on the chance of cocaine, 3 suspects bachelor’s degree in economics. Rose only bet on dog races, maybe we won a Davis that Ryan would strike out the 14 batters he needed Cup or John McEnroe had apologized to the world to reach 5,000. In that event, the man would head HARTFORD (AP) - Three Bradley International Airport, an We can hcl[) you tool Consitler suirting your college and Don King got a haircut. directly to the Mariners’ ticket office and buy up to 500 tickets from Wednesday’s game. New London residents have been affidavit in the case states. [)ath at MCC, then transferring to the university or Alas! The world is still a testy par-5 over water Ryan struck out eight Mariners, but Stivers had arrested on drug charges in Grenald was trailed from his with poison ivy in the rough, an alligator in the sand 1 connection with the seizure of college ol your choice. For a degree in a special career guessed correctly. While travelling through Dallas New London apartment to the trap and the pin cut over a cliff with the ocean at nearly nine pounds of cocaine at airport on Sunday, the affidavit, field (over 40 to choose from!), consider credit or non­ Aug. 7 en route home from a collectors’ convention the bottom. The world is an unplayable lie. Bradley International Airport, written by a federal Drug En­ credit courses at MCC. Wc offer transfer, career, in Houston, he stopped at the Rangers ticket office The Associated Press Danny Ferry is not going to play for the Clippers, authorities said. forcement Administration agent, certificate and non-credit programs, with full-time or and bought 150 tickets — one for himself and 149 for although I do think he overreacted, signing with the future. He since has purchased a handful of Arlington, Texas. Ryan, 42, is the Rafael Grenald, Jaime Mon­ said. Grenald allegedly entered part-time schedules to fit your needs. 4,994 AND COUNTING — Texas toya Anderson and Martin A. the Sheraton Hotel at the airport Messagero to play in Rome, Italy. Kansas City other tickets for tonight’s game. Rangers’ pitcher Nolan Ryan talks about all-time leader in strikeouts with 4,994 probably would have been far enough, but Danny is Ayarza Borbua were each and later emerged with a gray “ I keep track of when people are getting ready,” closing in on his 5,000th career strikeout and will pitch against Oakland tonight. charged in a federal complaint bag. August Walk-In Registration taking no chances. said Stivers, who has been collecting memorabilia Monday with one count of posses­ As state police arrested Gre­ The Clippers thought they had won Danny Ferry since he can remember and full time for about the during a news conference Monday in sion of cocaine with intent to nald, he threw the bag aside and in the lottery but you know how those mail lotteries past three years. distribute more than one-half tried to flee. The bag was later J Walk-in registration for credit courses is open are. Probably had Ed McMahon’s picture on it. " I ’m just looking for history. I just love the history although that value might be inflated because of the Angeles Lakers and Dallas Cowboys-Washington kilogram of cocaine, U.S. Attor- found to contain cocaine, the during August at the Registrar’s Office in the That’s all the Clippers do win — lotteries. Games. of baseball.” excitement surrounding the impending milestone. Redskins games, when both N FL teams were in ney/tanley A. Twardy Jr. said. affidavit states. Lowe Building: They haven’t got the hang of. Among other things. Stivers also collects It’s for that reasonanother memorabilia collector their heyday. Another broker compared it to the equipment, jerseys and caps, but unused tickets estimates there may be as many as 2,000 empty Super Bowl. The three men were arrested Montoya and Ayarza were Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m,, The Dodgers are trying to win the pennant with a Sunday after state police found arrested later near Grenald’s whole bunch of left fielders and not much else. One remain among his most prized possessions. seats for tonight’s game. “ It’s been crazy. They just want anything — Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.ni. four kilograms or 8.8 pounds of apartment after a short chase, of our guys finally won a British Open, our first in Included in his collection he lists full tickets from: Dave Marshall, owner of Baseball Fever card nosebleeds, field box,” said Danielle Koot of First Row Tickets, “ At first, we estimated it would be big. cocaine in a gray bag allegedly authorities said. For a class schedule, call 647-6140. seven years, but a Brazilian won Indy, so that’s a — Each of Ryan’s five no-hitters and his 4,000th shops in surburban Plano and Allen, said other being carried by Grenald at the career strikeout. collectors have bought tickets in hordes while some But it’s more than that. It’s huge. Not many people An investigation into the case push. airport. — Sandy Koufax’s perfect game in 1965, which he fans who attend the game might have purchased six are caring how much the price is.” began in April 1989 after an D Walk-in registration for non-credit weeknight U.S. District Court Judge Alan Back here in the real world, all kinds of terrible acquired only about two years ago. tickets fora party of four, choosing to save the other The most popular tickets — and the hardest to find informant told the New London courses, and credit weekend campus and H. Nevas ordered the three men things keep being possible. New York might get in — Gaylord Perry’s 300th career victory. two. — are field box seats, which are closest to the field Police Department that cocaine held without bond pending a off-campus courses is held until die start of in­ the World Series, for instance. If so, the guy I saw — The game in which Pete Rose collected his “ It’s a big deal,” Marshall said. “ That’s the most and stretch from behind home plate to both foul and heroin were being sold at a hearing Thursday, Twardy said. dividual classes at the Continuing Education in the airport at Lihue is ready, he had a T-shirt 4,192nd hit, surpassing Ty Cobb as the career hit important thing — the full ticket.” poles. They sell for $10, but Bob Zidell of Ticket Grenald’s apartment, according An informant told federal Of(ice on the East Campus: that read: "N ew York, N.Y., Attitude Capital of the leader. Other fans would gladly have their ticket ripped if Express said one buyer paid $200 for a seat behind to an affidavit filed in the case. they could just get their hands on one. the Rangers dugout not far from the box of Rangers agents earlier this month that Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m„ World.” Ticket stubs are nice. Stivers said, but the real Twardy said federal prosecu­ value comes from an unripped ticket. He estimates Gana Jacobs of Texas Tickets said demand has co-owner George W. Bush, the president’s son. Grenald was expecting a large Friday, 9 a.m.-noun. He didn’t want to go home, either shipment of cocaine that was to tors still must present the case to that a full ticket to the 1985 game in which Ryan exceeded that of the 1988 NBA Western Conference Off-site ticket scalping — the practice of charging For a class schedule, call 647-6087. above the ticket price — is legal in Texas. be smuggled into the United a federal grand jury for formal Jim Murray Is a syndicated columnist. reached the 4,000 strikeout mark is worth about $40. finals between the Dallas Mavericks and the Los States from Panama through indictments against the men. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 — 13 It MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 22 1989 SoftbaD Walton streak comes to an end in loss to Reds SCOREBOARD By Dick Brinster victory in 14 games by striking TONIGHT’S GAMES — A Division (at Fit/.gerald — The Associated Press Field) —V: 30 p.m.-Glenn Construction vs. Farr’s. B out a season-high 10 batters for NL Roundup his fourth straight win. He Division (at Fitzgerald Field) — 6 p.m.- Allied When it comes to hitting Printing vs. Tierney’s. C Division (at Robertson R n A t f l i a l l pitched with the kind of wisdom Golf streaks and pennant races, Pete that impressed San Francisco Park) — 6 p.m.- Bidwell Spirit Shoppe vs. Memorial Rose must be considered an Corner Store. b bbbbbbbb^ b b Walton said. “ There wasn’t a lot manager Roger Craig. expert witness. So, he knew what of pressure, like someone would “ Darling was pitching with his Chicago s Jerome Walton was American League standings Tallwood kill me if I didn’t get a hit. But head,” Craig said. “ He had a going through and why the end being in the streak was a big purpose forevery pitch and didn’t TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Art wasn’t all that important. Ecnt DIvltlon Bdssell-Ron Boslle 67, Ken Comerford- surprise.” beat himself. He had great W L Fcf. GB Kevln McCooe 69, Ed Stone-Nick Pahoulls “ He didn’t have to worry about Walton fell short even though command” IN BRIEF Baltimore 65 59 .524 __ 69, Dave Hanielko-Mork Kollmer 70, Stan the hitting streak that much,” Mllwoukee 65 62 .512 !•/> Domlon-JIm Bidwell 70, Cliff Keune-Jr. he got an extra chance when the The loss reduced San Francis­ Toronto 63 61 .508 2 Bohr 72, Net- Walt Komlnskl-Sfeve Huveldt Rose said of Walton. The game went into extra innings. co’s lead over idle Houston to Vk Coventry practice schedules Boston 58 65 .472 6'/7 sa, John Guord-Les Christenson 60, Bill team is in the pennant race and Dowd-DIck Vizard 61, Bill Wood-F.N. He walked in the first inning, games in the NL West. ¥ Cleveland 58 66 .468 7 they’ve been winning” COVENTRY — Practice for the following Nevkf York 57 68 .456 9^/7 Sullivan 6), Fronk Valvo-Jett O'Neill 61. filed out in the second, grounded Darling, who has struck out as Detroit 47 78 .376 18'/^ Norm Dolonaulf-Barry Frazier 61, Rick Rose, the Cincinnati manager fall sports at Coventry High School will begin W ell CNvItlor 1 Whedon-Bob Lebreux 62, Carl Mlkolowsky- into a double play in the fifth, many as 12 batters on two on the following dates and times: boys’ and W L Pel. OB Steve Romeo 63, Pete Brenn-Fran Lucos63, whose Reds stopped both Wal­ struck out in the seventh and occasions, pitched 8 1-3 innings Oakland 76 49 .608 B o b Gould-Tom Eschner 63, Gerry ton’s 30-game hitting streak and bounced to the pitcher in the 10th. and allowed seven hits. Randy girls’ soccer- Saturday. Aug. 26, 9 a.m.; Californio 74 49 .602 1 Blonchord-MIke Breznlok 64, Don Wennik- volleyball- Monday, Aug. 28, 9:30 a.m. Konsos City 71 S3 .573 4»/^ Chet Lukas 64. Calloway- Steve Wantuch- the Cubs with a 6-5, 10-inning Trailing 5-1, Cincinnati rallied Myers retired the last two Giants Texas 65 57 .533 9«/» Rlck Buroess 137, Walt Cormler-Dave victory Monday night, set the for three runs in the seventh, tied for his 22nd .save. All athletes must have a physical taken Minnesota 60 63 .488 15 Brown 140, Kevin Jones-Kelth Jones 143, before the first day of practice. Free sports Seattle 57 66 .463 18 Pete LorkIn-RIch Reynolds 145, E d modern National League record the game on Joel Youngblood’s Darling, 12-9, has allowed only physicals will be given in the school nurse’s Oilcogo 52 72 .419 23*/* McLduphlln-BIII Carlin 146, Chic Seobeck- by hitting in 44 consecutive pinch homer in the eighth and five earned runs in his last 33 2-3 AAondov's Oomet Mlke Seobeck 146, Bob LoCombe-Bob Rook games in 1978. office for girls on Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 8 a.m. Oakland 6, Detroit 1 147. won it in the 10th when Todd innings. Pat Sheridan accounted New York 6. Boston 4 s e l e c t e d 11 HOLES — Gross- Dove He wound up 12 games short of Benzinger doubled and scored on for the only San Francisco run and for boys on Thursday. Aug. 24 at 8 a.m. Boltimore 5, Milwaukee 0 Honzelko-Kollmer 42, Ken Comertord- Konsos CItv 4, Californio 2 Kevln McCooe 42, Ed Stone-Nick Pahoulls Joe DiMaggio’s all-time record of third baseman Domingo Ramos’ when he homered in the eighth. Only oon>es scheduled 42, Stan Domlon-JIm Bidwell 43. Net-Chuck 56 in 1941. throwing error. Gregg Jefferies had three hits Tue9dav*t Oomet NIcol-Bruce Maynard 34, John Guord-Les Walton, whose streak was the UConn loses Phil Dixon Boston (Gordner 3-7) at New York Christenson 36, Ted Bldsko-Blolne Horeld ” It was a tough loss but we’ve for the Mets and Howard Johnson (Cadaret 4-3), 7:30 p.m. 36, Jim Mendltto-Jlm Woodcock 37, Wolt longest in the majors this season, had tough losses before this and Kevin Elster added two hits Milwaukee (Boslo 14-7) ot Boltimore Komlnskl-Sfeve Huveldt 37, Roy Bell-Rich STORRS — Disciplinary problems and a (D.Johnson 7-7), 7:35 p.m. Bell 30, Steve Romeo-Corl MIkolowskv 38, was four games short of the year,” Manager Don Zimmer and an RBI each. violation of university policy have forced the Seattle (Bonkheod 11-5) at Cleveland Chet LukdS-Don WennIk 38, BIN Dowd-DIck rookie record of 34 set two years said. “ We didn’t get the job done. The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the (Farrell M 2). 7:35 p.m. Vizard 38, F.N. Sulllvan-BIII Wood 38, Bob University of Connecticut to release highly Detroit (D uB o ls 0-1) at Toronto (Stottle- Gould-Tom Eschner 38. Calloway (selected ago by San Diego’s Benito Santi­ A lot of things can happen when fourth off Mike LaCoss, 7-8, when recruited basketball guard Phil Dixon from his mvre 4*5), 7:35 p.m. 10 holes, combined orossl- Walt Cormler- ago. Only six National Leaguers you’re in a bad streak.” Johnson led off with his 34th Chlcogo (Kino 5-6) ot Minnesota (Rawtev Rec photo by Enita Thompson Dave Brown 94, Bob LaCombe-Bob Rook98, scholarship commitment. 5-11), 6:05 p.m. Kevin Jones-Kelth Jones 99, Jan Jayson- — Rose. Santiago, Tommy While the Cubs failed to make a double, Darryl Strawberry The Associated Press Dixon failed to satisfy the requirements of Catitornlo (M.WItt 8*10) ot Konsos City LEAGUE CH AM PS — Manchester Pizza won the regular season Rec League Bruce CrosettI 102, Pete Larkin-Rich Holmes, Rogers Hornsby, Rico routine defensive play in the top singled him to third and Kevin UConn’s Center for Academic Programs (G u b iaa 11-10), 8:35 p.m. softball championship. Front row (l-r): Keith Lindstrom, Don Greenwood, Revnoldsiro, Dave Klno-Scott Kino 104, Roy Carty and Willie Davis — have of the 10th, the Reds won it by McReynolds hit a .sacrifice fly. It Ooklond (Welch 13-7) ot Texos (Ryan 14-7), Emburv-Jett Hoftmon 108, Mike Steeves- GRACEFUL GRACE— Chicago Cubs’ Jeff Reed during the first inning of course this summer in Storrs. The CAP 6:35 p.m. Coach Ted Clifford, Dan Bober, Tom Rooney. Back row (l-r): Tim Nicola, Jett Breen 108, had longer streaks since 1901. making a diffucult one in the was McReynolds’ 17th RBI is his program is a six-week residential course that Wednetdov't Oomet BEST 17 — Gross- Mike Dovls 67, Ken start of what is termed the bottom of the inning. last 18 games. Mark Grace slides safely into home plate Monday’s game at Wrigley Field. The Boston ot New York, 7:30 p.m. Bernie Repoli, Kevin Morse, Art Nowell, Kevin Comeau, Joe Bober, Mike Comertord 68. Net- Art Bassell 61, Chic includes college-level courses in math. English Milwaukee at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. (Sognon 64, Dan Home 64, Ted Blasko 64, modern era. Willie Keeler hit in 44 Ryne Sandberg, who earlier Dodgers 6, Expos 1: Tim beating the tag of Cincinnati catcher Reds won, 6-5, in 10 innings. Seottle ot Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Arace. Gordon Beebe64, Jack McLean65. BGross- games in 1897. had hit his 25th homer, walked Belcher, mired in a three-game and study skills. It is designed to improve the Detroit ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Rov Bell 73, Ed McLaughlin 75, Chet Lukas chances of minority students at UConn. Chicooo ot Minnesota, 6:05 p.m. 77. Net- Worren Demartin 62, Tom Bow 63, “ I’m glad it’s over. Now I can and tried to score from first on a losing streak, decided most of his Duixon. 20. is scheduled to appear in a Californio at Konsos City, 6:35 p.m. Cbrl MIkolowskv 63, Tim Watson 63, Norm concentrate on playing base­ double by Mitch Webster. Right- problem was mental and did including two on a single in a Padres 8, Phillies 2: Control was Nick Leyva said. Ooklond ot Texas. 8:35 pm. Royals 4, Angels 2 National League results Bidwell 63, M ike KomlnskI 64, John Bovlon Toronto court on Sept. 5 to face sexual assault Padres 8. Phillies 2 64, BernleQuesnel65. CGross-JohnCrowlev ball,” Walton said after the Reds fielder Rolando Roomes fielded a something about it. four-run second inning that the name of the game for Dennis Hot-hitting Bip Roberts had a charges from an incident which took place 75, Andy Weloert 82, Jim Aufman 82, Bill extended the Cubs’ losing streak bad hop and hit cutoff man Ron “ I was less high-strung, more started Montreal’s Mark Lang­ Rasmussen, who walked none in two-run homer for San Diego. CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY Dowd 82, Roger Lentochd 82, Net- Tom SA N D IE G O PHILA nearly five years ago. National Leaguestandings Ob r b bl Ob r I) bi Dodgers 6. Expos 1 Brodv 59, John Fleet 60, Tim Hogon 60, Lou to four games. Oester, who turned and made a relaxed than I have been re­ ston to only his second loss in his pitching a six-hitter for his first Roberts is hitting .347 (42-for-121) Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DWhIte cf 4 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 4 1 2 0 GenovesI 61, Gerry Brooks 61, Ray Demers “ It was an institutional and basketball Roberts If 5 1 1 2 Dykstro cf 4 0 0 0 Chicago’s lead in the NL East perfect throw to nail Sandberg at cently.” Belcher .said after allow­ last 10 decisions. Rick Dempsey complete game this sea.son. in his last 36 games. Wsntn rf 2 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 4 0 11 63, BobReever64. East Division Rose 3b LO S A N G E L S RAIom r 2b 5 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 3 0 decision,’’ UConn basketball coach Jim 2 0 0 0 Pecoto 3b 0 0 0 0 MONTREAL TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross-Ken was cut to games over New home. ing five hits over eight innings. also drove in two nins with a “ He was out in front of the Rasmussen. 6-9. struck out four W L Pet. OB Roy 2b Ob r h bi TGwynn cf 4 1 1 0 VHoves rf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Brett lb 3 0 0 2 Ob r h bi Comertord-Dan Home 56, Leo Bravakls- Calhoun said. “ Phil violated the conduct of the Chicooo 71 54 .568 — Griffin ss 4 0 2 3 JoClork 1b 3 1 1 0 Jordan 1b 3 0 0 0 York, which beat San Francisco “ The ball took a bad hop on “ It was a struggle but I’ll takeit” single in the second. hitters most of the gam e,” in going the route for the first Joyner 1b 4 1 1 0 BJocksn If 3 1 0 0 DMrtnz cf 5 0 2 0 Mark Dennis 57, Ed Stone-Eric Stone 57, New York 69 55 .556 l'/2 CDavIs If Rndiph 2b 5 0 0 0 James rf 3 2 1 0 Reody If 3 0 1 0 program he was involved with. His conduct 3 0 1 0 Elsnrch cf 3 0 11 WJhnsn 1b 5 0 2 0 Mike DovIs-MIke Yonkowskl 57. Net- John 4-1'. Elsewhere, Los Angeles Roomes and he did what he had to Belcher. 9-12, walked five and “ I pitched terrible all night Padres manager Jack McKeon time since Oct. 2. 1988, against Montreol 68 57 .544 3 Dwnng dh M urray lb 3 0 0 0 Tmpitn ss 4 1 1 2 CHoyes 3b 3 0 0 0 3 1 1 2 Trtabll dh 2 0 0 0 Walker rf 4 0 0 0 Crowlev-Bob Lebreux 46, RavDemers-Tom said. was unacceptable. He did not do what we St. Louis 66 57 .537 4 Porrish c Marshal rf 2 0 0 0 Santiago c 4 1 1 1 Thon ss 3 0 0 0 topped Montreal 6-1 and San do, hit the cutoff man. Oester struck out six. The only run he long,” said Langston. 10-4. Houston 4 0 1 0 Tobler rf 3 0 0 0 Raines If 10 0 0 Brody 46, Lou Genovesl-Henry Darna 48, Pittsburgh 52 71 .423 18 Bean rf 1 000 Solozor 3b 4 1 2 1 Lake c 3 1 1 0 The only Philadelphia run wanted him to do as a basketball player” Howell 3b 4 0 2 0 Thumin cf 0 0 0 0 Wolloch 3b 3 0 1 0 Paul Cosmon-Sam Soplenzd 49, Tom Diego beat Philadelphia 8-2. made a perfect relay,” Rose said. allowed was on a second-inning Despite the loss, their 13th in 18 “ He kept us off balance all Philadelphia 50 74 .403 20'/7 Homltn 3b 4 1 1 0 Rosmsn p 3 0 2 0 Cormon p 0 0 0 0 KAndrs ss 2 0 2 0 FWhfte 2b 3 1 1 0 Sontoven c 4 0 0 0 Bradv-Russ Davidson 49, Warren games, the Expos remained three night, and he .stayed ahead of the came on pinch-hitter Dwayne West DIvltlon Arm os ph Gonzolz cf 4 2 2 0 Foley 2b Dw M pv ph 1112 “ I wanted to make that rookie Mets 4, Giants 1: Ron Darling homer by Spike Owen. 10 0 0 Mocforln c 3 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 DeMortln-Joe WallnskI 50, Jim Gllloran- w L Pet. OB Totols Huff If 3 0 1 0 ^ e n ss ONeol p 10 0 0 games behind the Cubs. hitters” Philadelphia manager Murphy’s two-run homer- __ 33 2 8 2 Totols 28 4 4 4 3 1 1 1 John Fleet 50, Roy Bell-Bob Thornton 50, record but I didn’t get there,” boosted the Mets to their 11th Alfredo Griffin had three RBIs. Son Froncisco 71 54 .568 Dempsv c 3 2 1 2 Longstn p Dernier ph 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Walt Komlnskl-MIke KomlnskI 50, Gordon Houston 69 55 .556 T/j Belcher p 2 10 0 RThm ps p Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 Bell top AL player Collfomio 010 000 100— 2 0 0 0 0 Beebe-Roger LentochoSO. Son DIeoo 62 63 .496 9 Konsos City lOO 130 OOx— 4 Shrprsn ph 10 0 0 ONIxon ph 10 0 0 Totals 35 8 10 6 Totols 30 2 6 2 Cincinnati 59 66 .472 12 E — Stillwell, Seltzer, Rose. D P — Californio JHowell p 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) — George Bell of the Los Anoeles 59 66 .472 12 1. Konsos City 1. LOB— Californio 7, Konsos Totals 32 6 7 5 Totals 32 1 4 1 Son Diego 051 Oil 000-8 Toronto Blue Jays, who went 14-for-30 and Atlanta 50 74 .403 20'/2 City 3. 2B— Elsenrelch. Howell. 3B— Phiiodelphki 003 000 m-^2 Monday's Games A feminine touch drove in 12 runs last week, was named Stillwell. H R — Downing (10). SB — CDovIs U s Angeles (MO 000 002— 4 E— CHoyes. DP— Son Diego 2, Phllodel- CountryClub Orioles take first Los AnoelesO, Montreal 1 (3), BJockson (24). S— KAnderson. SF— Montreot OlO 000 000— 1 phlo 1. LOB— Son Diego 3, Philadelphia American League player of the week on New York 4, Son Francisco 1 Downing, Brett. E — Wolloch, Langston, Sontovenlo. 1. 2B— Herr, JoClork, Jomes.Ros- Paul Sullivan and Bill Calhoun Jr. both Monday. San DleooB, PhllodelpMo? IP H R ER BB SO DP— Montreal 2. LOB— Los Angeles 5, m u s s e n . 3B— Templeton, Ready, aetd the par-], tittb hole on Sunday. ClncInnotlO, Chicago 5,10 Innings Collfemla Montreol 11. 2B—Gonzalez. HR—Owen TGwynn. HR—Roberts (2), C^Murphy ODD OUT EVEN IN — Gross- L. Kaye 44. Bell, the 1987 AL Most Valuable Player, had Onivgomes scheduled CFInlev 2-311100 (6). S— Huff. (7), Santiago (7). S— Rasmussen. Net- A. Romayko 51-12-39, E. Hlllnskl one from Brewers in LL World Series an .867 slugging percentage and a .452 on-base Tuesday's Games Froser L.3-4 3 1-3 2 1 1 2 1 IP H R E R B B SO IP H R ER BB SO 51-10-41, L. P rio r SI-10-4). B Gross- Cam ellia Cincinnati (Browning 12-10) ot Chicooo MontIne 3 3 2 1 0 0 Los Angeles Son Diego 54, P. Allen 54. Net- M .L. Plerro 49-13-36, By David S. Martin opener between Taiwan and percentage. He is the third Toronto player to (KroemerOd), 2:20p.m. McClure 1 0 0 0 0 0 Belcher W.9-12 8 5 1 5 6 Rosmusen W,6-9 9 2 2 0 4 Zom ofls 55-14-41, Orfifelll 55-14-41. C Gross- win the award this season, joining Nelson Los Angeles (VoleniueloO-ll) at Montreal Konsos City JHovyell 1 1 0 0 1 0 Philadelphia Monaco 56, Net- BucherrI 57-17-40, Rencur- By The Associated Press The Associated Press European champion Dhahran, (K.GrossM),7:35pm. Sobrhgn W,15-5 8 4 2 2 1 5 Montreal Cormon L4-13 3 1 1 rel 58-17-41, Ansoldl 60-18-42, D Gross- C. Saudi Arabia. Liriano and Junior Felix. San Froncisco (Knepper 5-11) at New York Luecken S,1 1 2 0 0 0 2 Longston L,104 8 1-3 7 6 5 5 3 ONeol 5 Rossetto 56. Net- Gondek 60-20-40, Sarra (Vlola1-2),7:35p.m. AL Roundup Other players considered were Toronto’s WP— Soberhogen. RIThmpsn 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Frohwirth 1 62-20-42, Grot64-2D-44. How important is the WILLIAMSPORT, Pa - The Victoria Brucker is the first girl Son Diego (Hurst 12-9) at Philadelphia Umpires— Home. Phillips; First, Reed; WP— Cormon 2. ONeol. LADIES EVENT — Gross- E. Hlllnskl 52. (K.Howell9-9),7:35p.m. Milwaukee-Baltimore series? If first woman umpire and only the to play on an American team in Mookie Wilson and Mauro Gozzo. Wilson Second, Voltogglo; Third, Clark. J. B K — Belcher. Umpires— Home, Morsh; First, Wendel- Net- J. OrfItelM44. B Gross- M , Bednorezyk Houston (Desholes 11-6) at Pittsburgh T— 2.39. A — 37.170. Umpires— Home, HlrschbecIcnrst.DovId- stedt; Second, Darling; Third, Mon- 60, Net-P. Cunningham. CGross-G. Sheo63. you have the answer, managers second girl to play in the Little the World Series. She led Western batted .515 lat week while Gozzo. a rookie (Smllev9-7),7:35p.m. son; Second, Bonin; Third, Pulll. togue. Net- M. Duggan 47, L, Donovan 47. D Gross- St. Louis (Power 4-5) ot Atlanta (Lllllaulst Frank Robinson and Tom Trebel- League World Series add a Regional champion San Pedro. pitcher, was 2-0. T— 2:13. A — 17,467. E. Sarro65. Net- R. C rIsp In o SI. struggling and just went up trying 7-7),7:40o.m. FET — Gross- Klernon 47. Net- Prior hom would like to know. feminine touch in the ,50th year of Calif., with nine homers in 17 Also considered were Steve Buechele of Wednesday's Games American League leaders Mets 4, Giants 1 to be aggressive, which I haven’t 48-10-38. B Gross- Bonovlge 46. Net- Zom atls Son Francisco at New York, 1:35 p.m. the youth sports organization. tournament games leading up to Texas, who batted .444, and Storm Davis of Reds6,Cubs5 46-14-32. C Gross- Boblgon 51. Net- Hortzog been. I caught a bad pitch and it CIncInnotl ot Chicooo, 2:20p.m. “ It’s important, but no more Bosed on 351 ot Bats. SA N F R A N N E W Y O R K 56- 18-38. D Gross- Chlttlck S3. Net- Conran Little League managers picked the World Series. Oakland, who was 2-0. Los Angeles ot Montreal, 7:05 p.m. important thananyotherseries,” carried enough to go out.” Ob r h bi Ob r h bl 57- 19-38. Son Diego ot Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE CINCINNATI CHICAGO Kaohsiung. 'Taiwan, as the favor­ “ It’s fun," said the shy 12-year- Butler cf 4 0 0 0 Jetferls 2b 5 0 3 0 B E S T 14 — G ross- W. Holm es 73. Net- S. Robinson said following the Ori­ Trailing 1-0, Milwaukee threa­ Houstonot Pittsburgh, 7:35pm. G AB R H Pet. obrhbl ab r h bl ite in the eight-team tournament, old with pierced ears and Boggs Bsn 120 475 78 160 337 RThm p 2b 3 0 2 0 Samuel cf 4 1 0 1 WInghm rt 3 0 10 Walton ct 4 0 0 0 Pvko 57-8-49, T. Sleullel SS-6-49, F. Klernon oles’ 5-0 victory Monday night, tened to tie the score in the fourth St LoulsotAtlonto,7:40p m. M cCm nt p 0 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 56- 7-49. B-C. Bolin 57-12-45, T.Roche56-10-46, Blazers, Petrovic closer Lansford Oak 113 415 56 138 .333 4 1 2 1 Roomes rf 10 11 Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 1 when Paul Molitor singled and which opened today. Team.<; from shoulder-length hair. Puckett Min 121 486 57 162 .333 Oberkfl ph 10 0 0 Str'wbrv rf 3 0 1 0 Oulnons 3b 5 0 0 0 DwSmth If 3 1 0 0 D. Roberts 58-12-46, B Sender 60-14-46, D. the second straight game Balti­ Bedrosn p Taiwan have won the last three V'ictoria Roclie, a substitute for A D o vIs Sec 104 369 64 122 .33) 0 0 0 0 M cRyIds If 2 0 0 1 ED ovIs cf 5 0 2 0 Jackson if 0 0 0 0 Jordes 61-14-47, E. Pogonl 61-14-47, P. went to third on Gus Polidor’s American League results W CIork 1b more had to win to remain in first NEW YORK (AP) — The Portland Trail Yount M il 125 482 78 156 .324 4 0 1 0 M ogodn 1b 3 1 0 0 Griffey If 3 110 Webster If 2 0 1 0 MIstretta 58-11-47, B. Parllm an 59-12-47, W. Little League World Series. Brussels. Belgium, was the first Mitchell If double. But the next three batters Sox N Y 122 501 68 159 .317 4 0 1 0 Lyons c 4 0 1 0 Yongbid If 2 111 Groce 1b 4 2 2 0 Kulpd 61-14-47, H. Dvorok 60-13-47, M. Presfl place in the American League Blazers moved a step closer to signing Drazen M W Im s 3b Little League officials this year girl in the series in 1984. Baines Tex 116 406 63 128 .315 4 0 0 0 Etster ss 4 1 2 1 Bnzngr 1b 5 3 3 1 Dawson rf 3 1 1 2 57- 10-47. C- B. Calhoun 58-19-39, J. King failed to get the ball out of the Riles rf East. “ We have to win ballgames Petrovic by reaching a verbal agreement to Athletics 6, Tigers 1 Slerro Tex 121 485 79 150 .309 3 0 0 0 Darling p 3 0 0 0 JReed c 3 0 0 0 Low 3b 1 0 0 1 60-18-42,P .T e e ls60-16-44,J.Sheo63-19-44. D- chose Betty Speziale of Dunkirk, Other American teams compet­ Litton ph infield. Franco Tex 120 451 67 139 .306 10 0 0 M yers p 0 0 0 0 Oliver c 2 0 10 Wilkins p 0 0 0 0 R. Hlckey63-28-35, H. Zomltls64-22-42. because if we win we don’t have to pay Real Madrid $1.15 million for rights to the Kennedy c N.Y., to be one of 11 volunteer ing in the World Series this year Browne Cle 115 446 60 137 .307 3 0 1 0 Oester 2b 4 111 SWMson p 0 0 0 0 S W E E P S — Gross- W. Holmes 73. Net- D. rely on anybody else. “ The fourth inning was key,” Midndo ph Yugoslav guard. OAKLAND DETROIT Home Runt 10 0 0 Rchdsn ss 5 0 2 1 Sondrsn p 0 0 0 0 Anderson 76-6-70, T Steullet 76-6-70, F. umpires for the World Series. represent Tampa. Fla.. Daven­ Uribe ss Trebelhorn said. “ Wehada fairly Ob r h bl Ob r h bl McGrItt. Toronto, 31; BJockson, Konsos 3 0 0 0 Fronco p 0 0 0 0 McCInd ph 10 0 0 Klernon 78-7-71, B. Jones 80-9-71, P. Denz “ I’m not going to sit here and The 6-foot-3 Petrovic, considered one of the LoCoss p “ I'm thrilled that I got a port. Iowa, and Trumbull, Conn. RHdsn dh 3 1 2 1 Pettis ct 2 0 0 0 City. 24; Corter, Clevelond, 24; Deer, 2 0 10 RRobnsn p 2 0 0 0 Schlrotdt p 0 0 0 0 77-6-71, J. G rier 80-9-71. BG ross-C. Balln79. say, ‘God, it’s important that good chance to convert the two Sherldn rt 1111 best players in Europe, agreed last Wednesday Lonsfrd 3b 4 1 1 1 Strange 3b 10 0 0 Milwaukee. 25; Whitaker, Detroit,25; Esasky, Collins ph 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 2 1 Net- Dove Roberts 80-12-68, Ed Pogonl chance,” Speziale said Monday. Davenport and Trumbull were Totals 34 1 7 1 we’re still in first place.’ We’re runs, and we didn’t get any. It to a three-year contract with Portland worth a Canseco rt 3 0 0 1 Trom m i ss 4 0 1 0 Boston. 23; McGwire. Oakland, 23; TotoH 32 4 9 4 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Glrordl c 2 0 0 0 83-14-69, T. Roche 80-10-70, B. Parllm an “ She’s very well qualified” scheduled to meet today. Steinbch c 4 0 0 0 Lemon dh 2 0 0 0 Tettleton, Baltimore. 22. Modlsn ph 10 0 0 Sutcliffe p 1 0 0 0 82-12-70, B. Sanders 84-14-70. C Gross- P. still there, but I don’t know how doesn’t matter if it’s 1-0,5-0 or 15-0 guaranteed $3.84 million. However, Petrovic’s Son FronclKO 000 000 010— 1 DHdsn ct 4 1 1 1 GW ord If 4 0 0 0 Runt Botted In Charlton p 0 0 0 0 Rom os 3b 2 0 0 0 Teets 84. Net- J. King 85-18-67, D. GenovesI Little League president On Wednesday. San Pedro New Yoili 000 1JI OOx— 4 important it is” — if you don’t score you don’t contract with Real Madrid has three years M cG w Ir 1b 4 1 1 2 Schu 3b 4 0 0 0 Slerro, Texos, 87; Franco. Texos, 85; Duncan ss 0 0 0 0 86-15-71, G. Seddon 89-17-72, A. Thomas E — Rites. LOB— Sdn FrancIscoO, New York Creighton J. Hale said. “ She’s meets Tampa, followed by Latin Beone If 4 0 0 0 Heoth c 4 1 2 0 Corter, Clevelortd, 84; Yount, Milwaukee 82; Totals 41 6 13 5 Totals 31 5 7 5 88-16-72, B. Wolloce 88-16-72. D Gross- Roy 'The victory, keyed by Jeff win” remaining, and all parties became involved in Phillips 2b 4 1 1 0 KW IIm s rf 2 0 11 Esasky, Boston,81; Mattingly, New York, 81 ; 9. JB— Jefferies, LaCoss, HJohnson, Hickey 89, Net-1. Sobolov91-25-66, G. McNItf had a lot of experience and has American champion Maracaibo. Kennedy, EIsfer 2. HR— Sheridan (2). Athletics 6, Tigers 1: Mark a lawsuit in an Oregon court. Weiss ss 4 1 1 0 Beromn 1b 4 0 0 0 BJockson, Kansas City. 77; Bell. Toronto, CIncInnotl OOO 010 310 1— 4 93-22-71, B. Colhoun94-23-71. Ballard’s seven-hit pitching and SB— Somuel (29), RoThompson (10). SF— done all the levels that are Venezuela, against the Canadian Brum ly 2b 4 0 0 0 77; Leonord,Seottle,77. O ik o g e 300 002 000 0 - S BEST 15 — Gross- Bill Zwick 73, Tony home runs from Stan Jefferson McGwire hit a two-run homer In the agreement reached Monday, Portland McRevnolds. required for any umpire to TotPli 34 4 7 4 Totals 31 1 4 1 Pitching (11 Decitlont) E— Romos. DP— Cincinnati 1, Chicago 1. Steullet 73. Net- G. Mortin 58-9-49, Tony during Oakland’s four-run first champion from Toronto. will play two exhibitions in Spain, according to Biyteven, Collfornlo, 13-2, .847; Swindell, IP H R E R BB SO LOB— Cincinnati 8, Chicago 5. 2B— Steullet 56-6-50, DaveMollck56-4-52. B-Dove and Cal Ripken, stretched Balti­ Son Francisco become eligible to officiate Semifinals are scheduled Ooklond 400 200 000— 4 Cleveland, 13-3, .613; Gordon, Konsos City, Dawson, Richardson, Benzinger, Webster. Roberts 50-12-46, Ed Bellevllle61-13-46, Paul inning and the A’s won for the Jordi Bertomeu, general counsel for the LaCoss L,7-8 more’s lead to games over The Associated Press Detroit 000 001 000— 1 15-4, .789; Soberhogen, Konsos City. 15-5, .750; 5 9 4 4 2 2 3B— Groce. H R — Benzinger (14), Sondberg Sullivan 61-13-48, Dove M orsholl 61-12-49, here” Thursday and (he finals Saturday McComent 2 0 0 Milwaukee and two over the idle eighth time in 11 games. Coupled Spanish Association of Basketball Clubs E— Bergman, Weiss. DP— OaklarxJ 1, Williamson, Boltimore, 9-3, .750; SDovIs, 0 2 1 (25), Youngblood (3). SF— Low, Roomes. Jerry Thibodeou 62-13-49, Tim Delehonty Speziale was assigned duties at Detroit 1. LOB— Oakland 3, Detroit 6, Bedrosn 1 0 0 0 0 0 with California’s loss to Kansas VICTORIA WARMS UP — Victoria Brucker of Sand afternoon between the American (ACB). Oakland, 14-5, .737; Moore, Oakland, 184, IP H R E R B B SO 60-10-50. C-Corl Engberg 68-20-48, Felix Toronto Blue Jays, whom the 28— Trammell. RHenderson, Heath. H R — .727; Hennemon,Detroit, 94, .492; HIguera, New York Cincinnati Springer 68-18-50, Warren Howlond 65-15-50, first base in the World Series and foreign champions Dorllng W.12-9 6 1-3 7 Orioles beat 7-2 on Sunday. The City, the A’s moved one game Pedro, Calif., warms up with her team on Monday in That part of the deal needs approval from the McGwire (23). SB—RHenderson (60), Mllwoukee,9- 1 1 0 10 RRoblnson 6 5 Bob Samuels 67-17-50. D- Ron Anderson M yers S.22 2-3 Lansford (26). 4. .492; RSmlth, Minnesota. 9-4, .692. 0 0 0 0 1 Dibble 2 0 81 -34-47, Ron Horpole80-29-51, Brewers had won nine of their ahead of the Angels in the AL NBA, according to Bertomeu. LdCoss pitched to 3 batters In the 6lh. Williamsport, Pa., in preparation for Wednesday’s IP H R ER BB SO Charlton W,6-l 1 1 SW EEPS — A Gross- Bill Zwick 73, Tony previous 10 games. West. Under Petrovic’s agreement with Portland, Ooklond Umpires— Home, Runoe; First, Brock- Franco S,26 1 1 Steullet 73. Net- G. Marlin 78-9-69, Dove scheduled third game of the Little League World Series CYouno 6 National League leaders lander; Second, Lavne; Third, Rennert. Chicogo Mollck 74-4-70. B Gross- Dove Roberts 76. “ It’s important, it would be The game was a makeup of a Real Madrid would have the first chance to T— 2:21. A — 41,200. Nelson 2 Sutcliffe 6 1-3 7 Net- Paul Sulllvoneo-13-67, JerrvThIbodeau July 19 rainout and the crowd of against Tampa, Fla. M oYouno 1 80-13-67, Ed BellevllleeO-13-67, Paul Rossetto silly to say its not,” Trebelhorn sign the guard if he ever chooses to leave the Bosed on 351 ot Bott. Wilkins 0 1 Detroit SWIIson 1 1-3 2 81 -13-68, D ove M orsholl 00-12-68. C Gross- G. said of the three-game series. 6,197 was the smallest at Tiger ACURA NBA. NATIONAL LEAGUE Tonono L,9-ll 4 Sondrsn Seddon 84. Net- Bob Samuels 85-17-68, 0 AB R H 1 1-3 1 Stadium since 1983. Gibson 5 Warren Howlond 85-15-70, Carl Engberg “ I’ll be pleased if we win TGwynn SD 125 485 W 165 Schlroldl L,3^ 1 2 WANTED: BOWLERS W P — CYouno. Radio, TV Wilkins pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. 90-20-70. D Gross- I.Sobolov 93. Net- Ken (Tuesday).’’ Winner Curt Young allowed a WCIork S F 125 464 84 157 Anderson. Switzer may seek office LSmIth Atl 102 371 69 120 B K — Charlton. Is it a must-win situation? run and four hits in six innings. In b y Groce Chl 108 387 S3 121 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Rip- 26 starts, loser Frank Tanana has Ihr Iniail^ Yankees 6, Red Sox 4 Guerrero StL 124 433 42 134 pley; Second, Froemming; Third, Toto. “ I don’t know. You tell me T— 3:01. A — 37,424. ■ liin [rain- TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Former Oklahoma Walton Chl 89 370 49 113 Today what’ll happen in the next month allowed 27 first-inning runs. ® dm\ Schaller HJohnson NY 115 421 67 125 football coach Barry Switzer said Monday BOSTON N E W Y O R K and I’ll tell you then. Why don’t “ If I knew what it was. I’d is looking for displaced Bowlers. Mitchell SF 120 417 80 124 7:30 p.m, — Red Sox at night he is seriously considering running for Ob r h bl Ob r ti bl Oauervdo StL 123 431 49 127 Football you wait and see, like I’m going to change the whole thing,” Tanana Sax 2b Openings for individuals & full teams in Men's, W omen’s Manchester office in the state, but is far from making any Boggs 3b 4 1 1 0 4 0 11 Raines M on no 381 64 112 Yankees, NESN, Channel 11, do.” said. “ It’s just a coincidence. One Borrett 2b 4 0 3 1 Polonia If 4 1 1 0 H«me Runt WTIC & Mixed Leagues. final decision. Burks cf 5 0 1 2 M tngly 1b 4 1 1 0 Mitchellz Son Froncisco, 39; Gi In other AL games, it was year this pitch works for you and Greenwl If 4 0 0 0 M Hatl dh 4 2 2 1 WILLI BOWL also provides one of the best sanctioned Switzer, who resigned as the winningest Houston, 30; HJohnson, New York, 30; 7:30 p.m. — Giants at Mets, Oakland 6. Detroit 1 and Kansas one year it doesn’t. This just Esasky 1b 4 0 0 0 Borfletd rf 4 1 2 2 EDovIs, CIncInnotl, 27; Strowberry. New Triathlon NFL Exhibition standings junior programs in the area. active coach in college football in early June Heep rf 3 1 2 0 Geren c 3 0 0 0 SportsChannel, WFAN (AM- happens to be the year that the York, 27; Sandberg, Chicago,25; WCIork.Son City 4, California 2. To Register or For More Information, Call Bill Nash, 423-4504 after six months of turmoil surrounding the Romlne rt 1 0 1 0 Espnoz ss 3 0 0 0 Francisco, 20; LSmIth, Atlanta, 18; VHoves, 660) Evans dh 4 1 1 0 Tollesn 3b 2 10 0 AMERICAN CONFERENCE The Brewers had at least one first inning is tough for me.” New 1989 INTEGRA LS Phllodelphlo.lB. 7:30 p.m. — Golf: Fred Eost Sooners football program, made his comments Reed ss 2 0 11 Phelps ph 0 0 0 1 Runt Sotted tn Triathlon results runner on base in eight innings Rickey Henderson led off the WILLI BOWLING CENTER, Rt. 6 Gedman c 10 0 0 Kiefer 3b 0 0 0 0 Meyer Challenge, ESPN Pet. P P PA on a sports talk show. Mitchell, Son Francisco. 105; WCIork, Indianapolis against Ballard, 13-6, but only two game with a walk. Carney North Windham (Across from Windham Airport)______3 Door Kutcher pr 0 10 0 Kelly cf 4 0 1 0 Son Froncisco, 90; Guerrero, StLouis, 83; 9:30 p.m. — Boxing: John Reiulfi: I.Tom Cartelll, 36:10, 2 Steve 1.000 SS 30 Switzer said he has spent time visiting Cerone c 2 0 0 0 New England .500 34 32 Lansford singled and they moved EDovIs, CIncInnotl, 77; HJohnson, New N.Y. Jets advanced beyond first base. Totols S4 4 10 4 Totals 33 4 8 5 York, 77; GDovIs, Houston, 76; Murray, Los Wesley Meekins vs. Alfredo Co“ ur;°'5.^,obTrnnrr'r^r,^k"o'Ne'?,r; .500 46 30 friends and vacationing with his children since Buffalo .333 36 62 Ballard did not issue a walk or up on a double steal. Jose Canseco Angeles, 73; Brunonskv. StLouts, 49. Rojas, welterweights, ESPN Miam i his resignation and is considering several Boston 000 003 200-4 .000 30 54 .strike out a batter, the first such and Terry Steinbach hit run­ Now YorK 100 013 OIX-4 ----7^------offers, including writing a book, doing sports CIncInnotl shutout in Baltimore history. scoring groundnuts for a 2-0 lead E— Boggs. DP— Boston 1, New York 1. / ' 1.000 59 23 commentary and running for office. LOB— Boston 6, New York 4. 2B— Heep Houston .500 49 51 Milwaukee starter Jerry Reuss before Dave Henderson singled A politically active Tulsa couple began 2,Borfleld, Romlne. SB— Polonlo (19), Kelly Pittsburgh .500 38 42 and McGwire hit his 23rd home (33). Sox (37). S— Barrett. S F — Reed. y Cleveland .333 59 65 faced only five batters before circulating “ Switzer For Senator” buttons IP H R ER BB SO leaving with a sore left hamst­ run of the year and 12th at Tiger Denver LOW YEAR-END PRICES Boston .500 34 48 earlier this month in an unauthorized bid for Son Diego Stadium in three major-league Oemens L.12-9 7 2-3 8 6 5 4 2 .500 27 27 ring. Reuss strained the muscle political support for Switzer. LSmIth 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Seattle .500 28 77 seasons. - p l u s - Kansas City Aug. 9 in Detroit and hadn’t Now York .000 20 68 Virginia Jenner and Kyle Goddard said L A. Raiders pitched since. He threw 22 Oakland added two runs in the Terrell W.2-3 6 5 4 4 3 1 ■000 V M fourth on Rickey Henderson’s 1 Switzer .should run against Democrat David McCullers 1 2 0 0 0 0 pitches, issuing two walks and a factory INCENTIVES Boren. Guterman 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 RBI double and Lansford’s RBI Gossoge S.1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 W 1 Pet. P F P A two-out RBI single to Keith •REBATES FROM $500 to $750 Oollos stock Terrell pitched to 2 betters In the 7th. 2 1 1.000 47 23 Moreland. grounder. N.Y. Giants 2 *GMAC RATES FROM 2.9% (2yr) to 6.9% (4yr) WP— Clemens. PB— Cerone. 1.000 65 24 Jefferson, who started the Royals 4, Angels 2: George Brett Umpires— Home, Ford; First, Hlrsch- Phllodelphlo 2 .667 SO 49 Washington drove in two runs and Bret #1360 SALE beck; Second, Bornett; Third, Kosc. 2 .667 65 44 game batting only .170, hit a solo n3.500 Phoenix T— 2:54. A — 33,059. 0 : .000 30 39 Saberhagen won his sixth —PLUS- Aouita nears championship Centra home run in the fourth inning off Minnesota 2 1 1.000 47 26 Mark Knudson. It was his fourth straight decision as Kansas City MSRP »15,199'"’ Tempo Bov YOUR CHOICE OF: NEWYORK (AP) — Said Aouita of Morocco, 2 1 1.000 68 23 homer and ninth RBI in 10 games won its seventh straight game who won the Mobil Grand Prix men’s overall Orioles 5. Brewers 0 Chicago 1 .500 35 44 Equipped w/Auto Trans, A/C, PS, PB, Cruise, Green Bov 1 .500 51 51 with the Orioles although he has and dropped the Angels out of CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL f it title in 1986 and 1988, has moved closer to a Detroit 0 ; .000 27 60 only 10 hits in 51 at-bats since first place in the AL West. Electric Sunroof, AM/FM ETR., Alloy Wheels. third championship with a world record for MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE West STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER OR o b r h b l Ob r h bl L.A. Roms 2 .667 52 50 joining the club from the minors Saberhagen, 15-5, yielded two 3,000 meters. Son Francisco Molltor 3b 3 0 1 0 PBrodly If 3 2 2 0 2 .667 85 40 on Aug. 9. runs and six hits in eight innings HOMELITE 16'' CHAINSAW Aouita, timed in 7 minutes, 29.45 seconds, at Polldor 2b 4 0 1 0 Deverex cf 4 1 1 0 Atlanta 0 ; .000 17 50 Now Thra Soptomber 2,1989 Broggs rf 4 0 1 0 CRIpkn ss 3 1 1 3 New Orleons 0 ; .000 14 41 Ripken’s 17th homer in the fifth and has won 12 of his last 13 Sunday s Weltklasse track and field meet in Yount cf With the purchase of any In stock truck 4 0 1 0 Mlllign 1b 3 0 0 0 Monday's Oomts followed a bloop single by Phil decisions. Rick Luecken pitched Cologne, West Germany, is tied for the men’s Brock 1b 4 0 1 0 Morirtd dh 4 0 2 1 MInnesoto 24, Washington 13 lere Voughn If 4 0 1 0 Wfhgtn 3b 4 0 0 0 Bradley and an infield hit by Mike the ninth for his first major- lead at»l points with Roger Kingdom of the Los Angeles Roms 23, Phoenix 20 COBrIen c 2 0 0 0 Jetfersn rf 4 1 2 1 Wadnasdoy's Oomt Devereaux. It was the 200th home league save. United States, the world record-holder in the M eyer dh 3 0 0 0 M elvin c 4 0 1 0 Son Diego at Son Francisco, 9 pzti. The Angels, who had won five ^90 TRUCKS AVAILABLE NOWi^ 110-meter high hurdles. Spiers ss 3 0 1 0 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 1 0 FrM av of Ripken’s career, making him Totals 31 0 7 0 Totals 13 510 5 M iam i of Woshlngton, 8 p.m. the fourth Oriole to reach that straight, trail Oakland by one S-10's — S-10 BLAZERS — VANS — Javelin thrower Steve Backley of Britain, Detroit at Seattle, I0 :n p.m. game. They also lost starter M llw o ukM 000 000 0 0 ^ figure, behind Eddie Murray pole vault world record-holder Sergei Bubka of Saturday FULL SIZE PICKUPS - 4x2's - 4x4’s Boltlmort 100 ISO OOx-0 Buffalo vs. Green Boy ot Madison, (333), Boog Powell (303) and Chuck Finley, who left after the Soviet Union and 200-meter runner Robson DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— MIlYvoukee 6, WIs., 2 p.m. two-thirds of an inning with a Baltimore 4. 2B— Polldor, Jefferson. HR— Brooks Robinson (268). SCHALLER da Silva of Brazil are tied for third with 45 New England o1 Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Jefferson (4), CRIpken (17). SB — PBradley Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 p,m, Ripken has driven in 14 runs in sprained toe on his left foot. Loser points apiece. (13). Tampa Bay at Indianapolis, 7 :X p.m. the last 18 games despite getting Willie Fraser gave up the go- Aouita now holds world records in the 1,500, IP H R ER BB SO Rac photo by Enita Thompion New York Jets ot New York Giants, 8 CARTER CHEVROLET MANCHESTER Mllwoukee p.m. only 13 hits in 70 at-bats in that ahead run in the fourth. With two 2,000, 3,000 and 5,000 meters, and the world best Reoss LA-7 2-311120 LEAGUE CH AM PS — Gold’s Gym won the regular season Northern Division Cleveland at Phoenix, 8 p.m. span. out. Bo Jackson walked, stole 1229 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 345 Center. St. (Rt. 6), Manchester in the rarely-run two miles. Knudson 7 1-3 9 4 4 1 4 Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. second and scored on Jim Eisen- Baltimore softball championship. Front row (l-r): Mike Bezzini, Paul Hart, David Peck, Minnesota at Los Angeles Roms, 9 p.m. “ The three-run homer in the 646-6464 647-7077 World mile record-holder Paula Ivan of Ballord W.13-4 9 7 0 0 0 0 Houston vs. Los Angeles Raiders at first game of the Milwaukee reich’s bloop double. Exit 60 Off 1-84 Minutes from Hartford Romania retained the women’s overall lead HBP— COBrIen by Ballard, Molltor by Edward Moriconi. Back row (l-r): Jack Shannon, Paul Peck, Mel Bidwell, John Oakland. 10 p.m. Ballord. Sunday series probably means more than The Royals made it 4-1 in the EXIT 3 — 1-384 with 49 points. Umpires— Home, Roe; First, Scott; Se­ Burger, Mike Santacroce, Glenn Koehler, Bill Daley. Missing: Pete Shannon, Kansas City at Chicooo, 8 p.m. No. 200,” Ripken said. “ I’ve been fifth against Rich Montcleone. cond, G o rdo; Third, Reilly. Greg Fuchs, Pat Vignone. 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'‘xi.Jbi — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 22, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 — IS Puzzles New comedy has an odd twist ACROSS 5 Metal bar Answer to Previous Puzzle roles in two other miniseries, “ Fresno” and 6 College head By Jerry Buck 1 Heathen deity 7 Long fish N _R _A N T H The Associated Press “ If Tomorrow Comes.” He has also appeared in more than 125 stage productions. 5 Brainstorm 8 Collect liquid _E _S _S E M E T V Topics 9 Hebrew letter ‘Tve always wanted to do good work, on a surface M _V 1 R A M LOS ANGELES — Jeffrey Jones calls his 12 Carry on the 9 Noel whether it’s for films or for television,” he back O P A N E first television series, “ The People Next 10 Raw minerals ■ ■ ■ Door,” a “ light, romantic comedy with a says. “ I hope this is one of those things you try 13 Require 11 Ten cents ■ ■ and it turns out good. It’s a growing thing. You . 14 Psychic___ £ _N subversive twist.” Walter even before she knew about his Coming Thurs., September 19 Not out of 1 pv A Y start out with an idea, and my experience in 1 Geller In the CBS show, Jones plays a successful fantasies. His teen-age son finds it an 21 Polar explorer O _N 15 Freshwater por­ H 1 M cartoonist named Walter Kellogg who has a embarrassment and his 11-year-old daughter plays and movies is that they take on a life of 23 Go by N _j_ _P poise 24 Actor___ 1 N C new wife, two kids and a powerful imagina­ is fascinated by the characters that jump to their own. We’ll see what develops. 16 Many qts. O'Neal E T U I n T A tion. The latter figures heavily in the stories life and interact with the family. "The title of the show refers to a lot of 17 Astronaut's things. ‘The People Next Door’ is the name of ferry 25 Mrs. Charles because everything he imagines springs to The show frequently relies on special 18 Meeting Chaplin I t T Y life. effects and “ blue screen” photography. the comic strip my character draws. It also 20 Corpulent 26 Close relative H A 1 “ I became a cartoonist because things in In the show, Walter marries Abigail after a refers to the fact that everyone has his 27 Kit daydreams. People don’t always express 22 Noun suffix E S P my imagination suggest cartoons to me,” whirlwind courtship and moves her to his new 23 Snoop 2 8 ______fixe Jones says. “ But it’s not cartoons coming to them the way Walter does. This is a non-linear (obsession) E K E home in Coventown, Ohio. 24 Sunday cut of life. It’s live, not animated. I have an It’s the first series for Jones, although he comedy. It doesn’t go from one end to And you’ll want to be in it! meat 29 Organs of another. It’ll start in one direction and hearing 41 Nonmetallic el­ 4 8 ______and answeringcall machine and inside is a little man was involved in two pilots several years ago. 27 Biblical angel suddenly go in another. I hope it isn’t hard to 31 Thou 30 Ancient ement 49 Actor Barry who answers the calls. And he’s as irascible “ One wasn’t picked up by the network,” he follow.” 32 Poems musical 43 Passes (law) 50 Horse as answering machines usually are. says. “ On the other, I didn’t like what they 34 WWII event instrument 45 Red Sea “ When I hug my future wife a lascivious Jones was born in Buffalo, N.Y., and command wanted to do with the show and the character 35 Actress 33 Bottomless country thought pops into my head. Steve Alien and we parted amiably. attended a boarding school in Vermont, 51 Is not well Magnani 36 Tamarisk salt 46 Domination suddenly shows up in the living room playing “ Another time Hugh Wilson came up with where he first became interested in acting. 37 Direction tree 47 College 52 Harvard's rival the piano.’’ He entered Lawrence University as a 38 Run an idea for a comedy about the Revolutionary 39 Be mistaken examination 55 Brought about It sounds reminiscent of “ My World and pre-med student but soon switched to drama. 40 Neater War. He couldn’t quite make it work. It would 1 2 3 He spent his sophomore year at the Guthrie 42 Songstress 10 11 Welcome To It, ’’ a comedy based on the works have been fun to see an entertaining look at • of James Thurber that went on to win an our history.” Theatre in Minneapolis in a work-study Della 12 n I 13 44 Cut short Emmy in 1970 after it was axed by NBC. The Wilson is the creator of “ WKRP in program. He also studied at the London The Herald’s 45 Over there cartoonist in that show frequently entered a Cincinnati,” “ Frank’s Place” and the upcom­ Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. 15 46 Garbed in cloak private world of the imagination that was ing “ The Famous Teddy Z.” After that, he always worked as an actor. “ I 49 Leave |2 wds.) IB 20 21 ” animated. Jones is best known for roles in such movies was determined that if I couldn’t make it as 53 Yorkshire river Unlike “ My World,” however, Jones’ as “ Amadeus,” "Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” an actor I’d get into something else,” he says. 54 The same L “ I didn’t want to support my acting career 56 Mexican shrub fantasies are shared by everyone around him. “ Beetlejuice” and "Without a Clue.” He His wife, Abigail, a psychologist played by recently completed a role in the movie “ Hunt working as a waiter.” 57 Fond d u ____ 24 26 26 28 A n n u a l Wis. Mary Gross, has to cope with it. His for Red October.” He was Thomas Jefferson His first film work was a small role in an 58 Less than ten 31 sister-in-law, played by Christina Pickles, in the miniseries “ George Washington,” episode of "Kojak” while he was working in 59 Sound, as a was not thrilled with her sister marrying Buffalo Bill in “ The Gambler III” and had regional theater. bell 36 60 Game animal -61 Home of Adam 40 62 Return T V Tonight envelope (abbr.) 46 47 46 (221 (301 Matlock (CC) When a retarded Torn, Kate Mulgrew, James Naughton. DOWN 6:00PM S3 CE) ® ® ® News man (R) (In Stereo) Manchester farmhand is framed for murder, Ben's in­ 1982. g® Hart to Hart 53 ® Matt Houston vestigation reveals a plot Involving a Tho­ 1 How sweet (22) ® Midnight Caller (CC) Jack comes ® What a Country! (S) Star Trek roughbred racehorse. (60 min.) (R) (In to the aid of a blind murder witness who’s 57 S9 Stereo) being stalked by a killer. (60 min.) (R) (In (9T) Gene Scott 2 Over (3i McMillen and Wife Sol Sledge Hammerl (24) Computer Dreams Host Amanda Stereo) 1 :00AM (31) T w ilig h t Zone 3 Cornelia___ Pays takes a journey into the world of 60 (24) Victory Garden (CC). (24) Dawn's Early Light: Ralph McGill ® Laverne & Shirley Skinner computer animation and the complex tech­ and the Segregated South (CC) A profile 4 Tenants' SD Charlie's Angels niques behind it. (60 min.) of journalist Ralph McGill, who cham­ [CNN] Crossfire documents (c)1989 by NEA, Inc 22 S8) WKRP in Cincinnati (59) MOVIE: 'Family Plot' A spiritualist pioned the rights of Southern blacks in his [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Northern (6T) Three's Company and her unemployed boyfriend search for a editorials for the Atlanta Constitution. (60 Nationals From Milan, Mich. (60 min.) (R) Area missing heir who is a professional kidnap­ min.) [A8iE] New Wilderness [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide per. Barbara Harris, Bruce Darn, William (57) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas (60 min.) [D IS ] Care Bears' Nutcracker Suite The Devane. 1976. [USA] Dragnet evil three-headed King of Mice takes over [HBO ] MOVIE; 'Stand and Deliver' (CC) @ Joseph Campbell and the Power of East Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Es­ 1:1 5AM [T M C ] Short Film Showcase CELEBRITY CIPHER Toyland, Imprisons the Sugarplum Fairy Myth: W ith Bill Moyers (CC) Death, sac­ Celebrity Cipher cryptogrems ere created from quotations by famous people, past and present. and turns the Care Bears into wood in this calante inspires his students to take and 1 :20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bright Each letter In the cipher star>ds for another. Today’s due: N equals L. rifice and rebirth in agriculture-based so­ pass an advanced placement exam in cal­ adaptation of Hoffman's classic. (60 min.) cieties; the importance of sacred places. Lights. Big C ity’ (CC) A struggling young culus. Based on a true story. Edward writer begins a self-destructive descent [ESPN] Home Run Derby (70 min.) Part 4 of 6. 'U XUT SUT OL DUIIV James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips. Into the netherworld of Manhattan's club [H B O ] MOVIE: 'W ho's That Girl’ (CC| A gD MOVIE: 'M y Cousin Rachel' The 1988. Rated PG. scene. Michael J. Fox, Kiefer Sutherland, Arts Tabloid brash ex-con Involves an uptight tax attor­ young heir to a fortune attempts to dis­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' Phoebe Cates. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) GJHD UTV GWXUT UZ NWTB ney in her plans to find the man responsible cover if the woman he loves is a murder­ (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked to The Judge (CC) for sending her to prison. Madonna, Griffin ess. Olivia de Havilland, Richard Burton, discover the man she'd spent the night 1 :30AM X Audrey Dalton. 1953. . UZ DL AWLZ TWH NWML Dunne, Haviland Morris. 1987. Rated PG. with murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff X Joe Franklin (In Stereo) [A & E ] Ingrid Narrated by John Gielgud, Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. (11) USA Tonight this documentary presents an overview of [LIFE ] Cagney & Lacey ® Angie OLE.* — WZ8UE GJNAL. Ingrid Bergman's career, featuring film 1 0:30PM (S) Odd Couple [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Electric Horse­ ® Can You Beat Baldness? ® Later With Bob Costas (R) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Every journalist has a novel in him, which is an man' An ex-champion rodeo rider kidnaps clips, home movies taken by her father, and interviews with Colleen Dewhurst, An­ excellent place for It.” —. Russell Lynes. his sponsor’s thoroughbred stallion and g® USA Tonight (3® Honeymooners With special attention to Schools gela Lansbury, Liv Ullman, Anthony Quinn rides him into the desert. Robert Radford, (38) Hogan's Heroes [A&E] MOVIE: 'Joseph Andrews' A Jane Fonda, Willie Nelson. 1979 Rated and Jose Ferrer. (90 min.) (61) Three's Company Part 1 of 2. young Englishman's romantic capers PG. [CNN] PrimeNews create a scandal in 18th-century society. [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) A young research [USA] Cartoon Express [DIS] Making of the Disney/MGM Stu­ Ann-Margret, Peter Firth, Michael Hordern. of Dance, Music, Theatre Groups, etc. dio Tour Behind-the-scanes of the creation assistant (Robert Wisden) impresses 1977. 6:30PM (S C B S News(CC). (In Stereo) of Walt Disney World's new theme park, Grant as they work on a project together. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight Update (X) (is) ABC News (CC), from the initial concept to the actual con­ [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) struction. (60 min.) (26) Too Close for Comfort 11:00PM X X (H) ® ® dz) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Promised Land' The News 1:35 AM (X Love Boat (H) @9) NBC News (CC). Christmas holiday spells tragedy for two CS It's a Living Dot's game of playing 2:00AM X Superior Court 1 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME S4) (57) Nightly Business Report former high-school classmates. Jason Peeping Tom turns grisly when she w it­ Your advertisement in this very Gedrick, Kiefer Sutherland, Meg Ryan. (H) Celebration I « by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ® WKRP in Cincinnati nesses an apparent murder. (R) 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) ® NVR Showcase (5D Love Connection (TT) Cheers (CC) Unscramble these four Jumbles, We have some nice [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (3® Dating Game one letter to each square, to form shellfish tonight [A 8 iE ] Profiles Featured: Nikita Khrush­ ® Anushka [M AX] MOVIE: 'Purple Hearts' Amid (3® Jeffersons (CC). timely supplement will not only afford four ordinary words. chev. (24) Sneak Previews (In Stereo) the carnage of the Vietnam War, a Navy [DIS] MOVIE: The Last Flight of [CNN] Showbiz Today doctor and a nurse fall in love. Ken Wahl, g® Weekday (R) [ESPN] SportsLook Noah's Ark’ (CC) A down-on-his luck AMOFY Cheryl Ladd. Stephen Lee 1984 Rated R. (M) M*’A*S''H aviator agrees to fly a prim missionary to (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Blue Skies Again' A (61) Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) the South Pacific. Elliott Gould, Genevieve you the opportunity to support the Arts woman tries out for a major-league base­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Critters 2: The Main Bujold, Ricky Schroder. 1980. ball team and battles sexism and prejudice [CNN] Moneyline 'Siixnt Course' Those voracious Intergalactic [ESPN] SportsLook Harry Hamlin, Robyn Barto, Mimi Rogers. hairballs return to small town Kansas with [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1983. Rated PG. a renewed hunger for human flesh. Scott [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Surrogate' A fms- cuvo H Grimes, Liane Curtis, Don Opper. 1988. trated couple’s first sessions with an unor­ in our area, but also to advertise your [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs thodox sex therapist conclde with a rash of Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 7:00PM ® Inside Edition A mother investigate a cowboy's reported theft of sex-related murders. Art Hindle, Shannon and her daughter reunited after 30 years. [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote Blackmail and irreplaceable bull semen. (60 min.) (In Tweed. Carole Laure. 1984. Rated NR. iR) political intrigue await Jessica when she is Stereo) [TWIC] MOVIE: 'Critters 2: The Main (X) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). assigned to replace a deceased congress­ upcoming fall registration schedule. man in Washington. (60 min.) 1 1 :30PM CB ® Nightline (CC). Course' Those voracious intergalactic TEABED CRUSTACEAN IS (XI Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) A f9~l Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) hairballs return to small-town Kansas with ANOTHER CREATURE (S) USA Tonight 8:30PM X ® Wonder Years (CC) a renewed hunger for human flesh. Scott Kevin and Paul experience the mysteries of (IT) Honeymooners Grimes, Liane Curtis, Don Opper. 1988. ^ A y THAT /VM6HT ® M *A*S*H "going steady " with girls. (R) (In Stereo) (H) Space Saver Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) H A V E T H I S . (2j) (S?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 9:00PM X MOVIE: Nightmare at (S) (3§) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) [USA] Madame's Place (29) Carson's Comedy Classics YAARTS Bitter Creek’ (CC) A wilderness vacation d3) South Africa Now 2:30AM X Sustaining Now arrange the circled letters to 05) (96) Current Affair turns into a life-and-death struggle for a form the surprise answer, as sug­ group of women and their guide when they (H) Your Show of Shows (33) Twilight Zone gested by the above cartoon. ® Cheers (CC). w are stalked by escaped convicts. Lindsay (35) St. Elsewhere g® Alice ® Star Trek Wagner, Tom Skerritt. 1988. (R) (67) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Sports Latenight Reservation Deadline, A [A 8 .E ] Chronicle Mike Barnicle investi­ Answer here: A X ® Roseanne (CC) Dan’s birthday [A & E ] improv Tonite Actor Sherman [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date r I] gates a labor dispute in Jay, Maine. party causes a commotion at the Lobo Hemsiey welcomes some of today's top scores. (Answers tomonow) [CNN] Moneyline Lounge. (R) (In Stereo) comics. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Lancer Jumbles: ARDOR CHAIR BLUING IMPUGN Hunter Part 2 of 2. Yesterday’s [D IS ] Teddy Bear's Picnic Animated: X [CNN] Sports Tonight Thursday, August 24th Answer That stlri^y '®** *^® cebbi® this— Two teddy bears come to life to help a little (23) (16) In the Heat of the Night (CC) 2:35AM ( X Family Feud girl who is lost in the forest. [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Grapes of Wrath' HOLDIN BAG Reprise of the season premiere. Chief Gil­ John Steinbeck's novel serves as the basis 3:00AM X Homo Shopping Over­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date lespie is stalked by a killer who recreates a for this Oscar-winning account of a night Service (3 hrs.) scores. bizarre 20-year-old murder. (60 min.) Part Depression-era Oklahoma farm family's (33) White Shadow [LIFE ] HeartBeat Anticipation of an un­ 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) migration to California. Henry Fonda. Jane announced Insurance inspection causes (24) Struggle for Democracy (CC) An ex­ Darweti, John Carradine. 1940. ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) jumpy nerves; a birthday surprise is amination of the freedom of expression, [E S P N ] SportsCenter (Jp-to-date ® Trapper John. M.D, planned for Joanne; Paul's gambling debts focusing on the evolution of televised scores. [CNN] Headline News Overnight are called in. (60 min.) public trials. (60 min.) Part 7 of 10. [TMC] MOVIE; 'American Ninja' An [E S P N ] Golf; Fred Meyer Challenge [U S A ] Miami Vice Crockett must bait a [C N N ] Larry King Live American soldier battles ninja warriors In Final round from Portland, Ore. (2 hrs.) (R) For Your Space Reservation, dangerous trap when he promises to clear [DIS] MOVIE; 'A Summer to Remem­ the Philippines- Michael Dudikoff, Steve the name of a high school athlete arrested ber' A deaf boy develops a unique and James. 1985. Rated R. 3:05AM X Nows (R) for delivering heroin. (60 min.) (In Stereo) loving relationship with an orangutan Astrograph 1 1 :35PM X Night Court 3:1 0AM [HBO] MOVIE: World Gone trained in sign language. James Farentino, W ild' (CC) A religious fanatic leads his Tess Harper, Louise Fletcher 1985. 1 1 :45PM [HBO] MOVIE; Best shock troops against peaceful settlers on 7:30PM (XI Entertainment Tonight [LIFE] MOVIE: 'HeartBeat' Female doc­ Seller' (CC) An author with writer’s block the post-apocalyptic frontier. 8ruce Dern, Call the Actor Alan Thicks ( "Growing Pains "). (In tors employ unorthodox practices to bet­ forms an unlikely partnership with a cor­ Catherine Mary Stewart, Michael Pare. social acceptance by others Is at a high Stereo) ter serve their medical group patients. Kate porate hit man whose exploits both fascin­ 1988. Rated R. point again today, but if you Ignore your Mulgrew, Laura Johnson. Gail Strickland. ate and repel him. James Woods, Brian

MAV6 -UP I'u ^o|zgY CRUV. FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE ftM oaopu^.enir/W Av'^Afv P -tZ - — Palmer helps hospital ORLANDO. Fla. Legal advice for teen a bum steer (AP) - A $38.8 million hospital for critically ill new­ Dear Readers: Abby fit! ^ ' t O o 't O o 'O is off on a two-week guilty about it, and just try to get over borns and women How do you straighten out this that feeling? What’s wrong with me? with high-risk vacation, but she left mess? Or must we buy new dentures 1969 Tribuna MaOia Sarvcas. Inc behind some of her pregnancies is pre­ AM niQhta naaervad for 100 residents? favorite letters taken MAGGIE IN MANHATTAN paring to open, thanks to fund­ PEANUT8 by Charles M. Schulz from her best-selling D ear Abby book, “The Best of Dear DENTURE DILEMMA DEAR MAGGIE: Your problem is raising efforts by Abby.” Abigail Van Buren rooted in the notion that sex is sinful. golfer Arnold NO! GOTO SLEEP! ■ ' r ^ r DEAR DILEMMA: Call in a dentist You grew up believing it, and even Palmer. BE5I0E5, I PUT ALL THE and ask him to examine the mouths of though you’re married and there is T h e Arnold MARSHMALLOWS AWAY.. DEAR ABBY: Our the patients and the dentures, in order nothing to feel guilty about, you’re 15-year-old, 6-foot, 200- Palmer Hospital to return them to their rightful still programmed to equate sex with for Children & pound son got a girl owners. P.S. Denture-marking kits sin. Talk to a priest, or a psychiatrist. from a neighboring farm into trouble. Women is billed as Puppet Show stage Fright not a bull; neither is his neighbor’s are available. Get one and use it, (Try a priest first, it’s cheaper.) one of only four of She is also 15. We gave him strict daughter a heifer. I can’t practice before another teeth thief gums up the orders to stay away from her, but it its kind in the na­ ® 1919 by NEA. Inc law, but I think your friend, the judge, work again. DEAR ABBY: I’ve been going tion. The 255-bed f i s i k f i s m . seems he didn’t. Her people claim it’s gave you a bum steer. steady with this man for six years. We our fault. facility, which will DEAR ABBY: I am 22 and Mike is see each other every night. He says he serve all of central ^ I talked with a judge in the city, and DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins DEAR ABBY: I am employed at a 25. We’ve been married a little over a loves me, and I know I love him, but he Florida, is located he said there is a law that says if a very large convalescent home. One of '— * © 1989 Unitod Foalufe SyrKlicate. Inc S- 2Z year, and I have a problem I can’t ask never mentions marriage. Do you on the campus of Arnold Palmer IT'S A Ij O N S s h o t t h /tt W E CAN AND CHECK WITH TOO BAD WE CAN'T man owns a bull, he is responsible for the elderly residents here lost her anyone else about. think he’s going out with me just for the Orlando Re- TRACY NMOUILD STILL BE H A /E A VITAMIN- HE'LL BE ask p ic k h er e fo r keeping the bull locked up. And if the dentures, so with a pillow case in HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne HERE, BUT rrs A PLACE LOOK a b l e t o h e l p : ^ A H A N D - Mike has a big appetite for sex, but what he can get? gional Medical Center in Orlando. TD START- AROUNO. bull gets loose and goes into a hand, she crept into the rooms of the I’m not complaining. It’s his timing Palmer headed the fund-raising program, &Rr.w—*?te neighbor’s pasture and breeds his other occupants while they were that bothers me. He always wants to GERTIE and about $4.5 million can be attributed ^MlNP EVERY (5 IZEAT MAM VERY FJhJhJr. dairy heifers, the owners of the sleeping and picked up every pair of make love on Sunday morning before directly to his association with the project, said 1$ A (5 REAT W0 /V\AN heifers can’t sue for damages because false teeth from the water glasses. Mass. Abby, I know that married love DEAR GERTIE: I don’t know. George Maynard, who directs the ORMC they should have kept their heifers She then returned to her room and is not a sin, but for some silly reason I What’s he getting? Foundation. locked up. My friend, the judge, says tried each set until she found one that just hate to go to Mass right after f - the same law applies to people. Do we fit her. Then she sneakily returned the having sex. Lately I have been putting Abby’s favorite recipes are going have a case? sets of teeth to any water glass. my husband off. But I.feel guilty about like hotcakes! Send your name and DeNiro starts own company The next morning, everyone was that. address, plus check or money order NEW YORK (AP) — Robert DeNiro, whose dckLo IR OHIO FARMER walking around the place with over­ Do you think I should postpone the for $3.50 to: Abby’s Cookbooklet, P.O. “YCOUIIB bites and underslungjaws, complain­ widely varied roles included an architect in the 2i :s - ■ I lovemaking until after Mass? Or keep Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. DEAR FARMER: A man’s son is ing bitterly that their dentures didn’t telling myself I have no reason to feel (Postage is included.) movie “Falling in Love,” is overseeing the LI'L ABNER by Al C app conversion of an eight-story building in lower OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. Manhattan to house his new production C'MON. MIRACUK.'.' GiT DftESSEX>. L I 'L ABMEf^-AN GOONNORE now.thev has ZWi: S ^ x tM /^ &~Z%. HONEVMOON'f—KlOW, DAISV MAE.EV'RV both mowcD u'l. »^i) Titiisf: company. H A P P C N .^ ^ tXXjPATCH FAMBLV •OTTA HAVE A 1 OP. so TAKE IT An ’ “ts IT TR USir/ h a p p e n T O ^ l i k e a h i s . fq»LAow»c»c J live I ^ YCy-lTC-C- ^MARPIECXB^ “This is my first production company, and > UN-MAMtw , DOWhTCHHAM. WE PUT ASIDE A Li'L ► APPlLV ^A A e iL D h a p p e n J A MIRACLE DeskMate perfect program &ABV HAM, WHEN ABNER WAS ON rr, TILL death married?;A tLOS ® orciM f the first time I’m an executive,” DeNiro was THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk & 8 y Barry LI'L BABV--- DO YO’PART.':' Vn..... lu W . ■ HAPPENS, r s a v e m e /5^ quoted as saying in the September issue ol " IN THE I6 W CEHTURT, A E>PANm KING r ANP ITS we OWN WONPER IF THOSE ^ Manhattan, inc. “I don’t know, maybe I’m GAVE A GRANT TO ONE OE ANCESTORS.." BEEN IN( A FLAT IKTHERE'S MORE ) BOPIES NEAR creating some security for myself in my old FAMILY MOUNTAIN NEWS ABOUT ^WALKER'S . for small business owners age. Ten years ago I wouldn’t have done this. A U5ELE56 flat PEAK EVERSINt VMJNPERFUL! THE MASSACRE./ TABLE ? < you WISH IT. Five years ago, I don’t know. But I was YOURS 6RUESO/ME By Larry Blasko ity of the programs can range thinking, if I’m ever going to do this. I’d better The Associated Press from outstanding to awful, share­ do it now.” Many small business owners The CompuBug ware is one way to build a big The former Martinson Coffee factory in the who can’t afford an anthill of library of software on a small city’s Tribeca section, where DeNiro has lived accountants swarming over their budget. Finding what’s available for 10 years, will become a 60,000-square-foot hard-earned profits may want to they represent. can be a problem, which is why film production center, complete with editing ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson consider a $219.95 program an­ Lotus Development Corpora­ facilities and a screening room. J > “Source Book of Free and Low- YOUWAMTA WWI6.KMFg.' TO THROW AMD nounced by Tandy and Lotus tion, whose Lotus 1-2-3 just about Cost Software” by Nelson Ford is On the first floor will be the Tribeca Bar and i S \ WHAT OM EARTH ft)R7 . STICK IM TREES Development. welded the IBM PC to the seams such a handy reference. Besides, Grill, backed by DeNiro and some buddies: Bill To m o r r o w : the light. AMD STUFF.' Spreadsheet programs often of big business, will give the it’s cheap. The paperback book Murray, Sean Penn, Mikhail Baryshnikov, display the user-friendliness of an DeskMate marketing plan quite a costs $9.95, as does a set of disks Christopher Walken, Peter Max and others. BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 8 tan D rake IRS auditor. Lotus Spreadsheet boost if sales take off when the on which the book is based, and EACH ONE OF US AND THE MAJOBITV 4||||I AS LONG AS YOU VOTE for DeskMate gets around that by product is available in the fall. both are available for $18.95. The Lowe defends his ethics _ ONE VOTE n WILL ALWAVS PULE THE WAY I DO running under the familiar, icon- Beta versions of the program “Public (software) Library” is driven shell of DeskMate. Tan­ were demonstrated at the recent NEW YORK (AP) — Actor Rob Lowe says /T HU-R-RICANE MAY LASH A COAST WITH the publisher, and the book there is nothing wrong with his ethics, but he VRENCHIN& RAINS ANV ZOO MPH WINVS. BUT dy’s graphical user interface. N e w York product contains a very helpful index and y - Q z / o ' ^ ' « o admits he made a mistake when he videotaped C ITS MOST DESTRUCTIVE FEATURE IS THE STORM DeskMate was developed by announcement. thumbnail sketches of the pro­ Tandy (Radio Shack in pin­ The program has three main a sex encounter with two young women in SURGE. A WALL OF OCEAN WATER DRIVEN BY grams. It is aimed at the IBM-PC Atlanta during last year’s Democratic Na­ THE STORM S FURY. THE MOVING HURRICANE stripes) to answer the “Now areas: spreadsheet, database world and is scheduled for release what?” question asked by novice and graphics. The spreadsheet tional Convention. PUSHES THE SEA BEFORE IT. CREATING A z^/^SS in the fall. For more information “I could be the poster boy for bad judgment,” r users once they turn on a personal and database programs support OF WATER THAT WASHES ASHORE IN A VIOLENT contact Nelson Ford at 1-800-2424- the actor said in an interview to be broadcast XYiw;) ULTRA - HIGH TIDE WHICH MAY ROLL INLAND computer. It incorporated sev­ 8,192 rows and 256 columns. PSL or write Public (software) ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue FOR MILES, THE SURGE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR eral productivity programs — Graphics created under the pro­ on NBC TV’s “Today” show on Wednesday. Library, P.O. Box 35705 Houston Lowe, who was interviewed on the Los DO YOU THIMK YES, BUT HE WON'T \ ...THOSE GUARDS NOT IF THEIR ATTENTION NINE OUT OF TEN HURRICANE word processor, spreadsheet, gram can be imported into the 77235-5705. YOUR FRIEND I HAVE THE ELEMENT/WILL SPOT HIM BE WAS FOCUSED ON US.' FATALITIES. database and others — and had DeskMate word processor for Angeles set of his new movie, “ Bad Influence,” r i OOP WILL MAKES OF SURPRISE ON / FORE HE GETS said he knew the story would surface ARUNATTHESEV HISSIDE! '^HALFWAY ACROSS them run under a common reports and presentations. The K GUYS? THAT OPEN SPACE! command structure, liberally data uses the .WKl file format □ □ □ eventually. ROBE 18 ROSE by Pat Brady greased with menus, point-and- and is compatible with the entire “I knew that any day I could pick up the click icons and dialogue boxes. Lotus 1-2-3 PC spreadsheet pro­ paper and, theoretically, see my picture on the GREMLINS — Gremlins front page. It was no fun, believe me, and it was rtow you uo, Au)V$io$./ ITW &ILY0NAVR OH, HE'$ A M m ! THE 0NE$ The idea was that if you learned to duct line. run one application, you knew the System requirements include grabbed some numbers in a very stressful. It still is,” he said. IT'S KICE ID MECT ^MMEIJEEN &11U0NAII2E AU)AV$ $AY rectent mention of Mindware, a Lowe has agreed to perform 20 hours of $UWAAWNE. Dr. G o tt basics about running any 512,000 characters of memory, A NEW 9m ? OF ^'EPTlN ^ application. two 5.25-inch disk drives or one catalog of offbeat software. The community service to avoid prosecution for V / CAPTAIN, Peter Gott, M.D. Early in 1988, Tandy announced 3.5-inch, any standard video cover price of the catalog is $2. allegedly seducing one of the women, then le HE ? it would license DeskMate to monitor (CGA, MCGA, EGA, The number to call for informa­ 16-year-old Jan Parsons. software houses on a non­ VGA, Tandy 1000, Hercules) and tion is 1-800-447-0477. Or try A suit against Lowe filed by the teen-ager’s -t! exclusive, royalty-free basis. DOS version 3.2 or higher. 1-408-429-1677 to speak to Bruce mother is pending. Ehrlich, president. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom That was a Tandy effort to make DeskMate a “standard” for IBM- □ □ □ Costner may go hunting I C?tDM'T -5AV I'M I r M^pgiY PC interfaces, just as Hayes is a For CompuBug’s 170-page 3^ standard for modems, or MS-DOS book, “ ABCs of Computing, a PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Actor Kevin Costner IKJtCHUPOl O) REY'KekiO SHAREWARE — Shareware is THAT WHILE Lyme disease is a standard for PC operating software meant to be copied and Plain-English Guide,’’ send $10 to and Jim Wilson, producer of a movie Costner is I iWA'^im systems. No agency enforces filming this summer in South Dakota, have ON THE FA8 TRACK by Bill Holbrook distributed by users who — if they CompuBug, PO BOX 626 Summit these standards, but no computer like the program — are supposed N.J. 07901. Questions and com­ been invited to take part in the annual llEi 1989 Kirvg Fcniufiop\joy$ LI5 TALL to an increase in edema fluid. The cause is unknown. Lost of o series visited the Badlands, the Bad River valley, the lN6f?ePl^NTS' IN Treatment consists of wearing elastic hose or Turn on the ignition and check all dashboard ranch of former Lt. Gov. Roy Houck and other SPECIALTV Of^t>£R O F pneumatic stockings to force the edema out of the Don’t even consider buying a used car without controls. locations. leg. making a thorough inspection from the ground up Have your friend stand outside the car and check THE QRIZ2 WELL8 by Bill Schorr IMpo/iTANCE. Trip better than surgery FOOD­ Lyme disease is an infection caused by a tick bite. and taking it out for a drive. Bring a friend along to each of the lights as you turn them on. MAVBE'WU'eE TU?r ^OHTHEdDM-' R3R IH^TAHCE'n.'NE 9 U A ^ E ^ Usually, a rash initially forms at the site of the bite; help, and make your checks during bright daylight Be prepared to spend 20 to 30 minutes test-driving ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — Argentine first RX3UN6 VCURSELF •n?ARy..WE 9 c m RELIEVE IH W HEHr this is associated with flu-like symptoms of fever, hours. the car. 'There should be no more than two inches of lady Zulema Yoma de Menem says she hopes about THIS HEW |2EIHM9 by NEA. I« J H A V B j 8 ' 2 I effective drug therapy is in curing it. smells rancid or leaves metal particles on the have costly valve problems. wife, underwent reconstructive knee surgery I do not believe the two diseases are similar dipstick rag, the transmission probably needs work. Transmissions shouldn’t slip as you drive. last week at the Mayo Clinic’s St. Marys WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll enough to cause confusion in differentiating them. Using a flashlight, look under the car for dark Clutches on manual transmissions should start to Hospital following a July 16 motorcycle DEAR DR. GOTT: Will fluoxymesterone help my stains or puddles on the pavement. Check to see if engage near the floor, not just at the end of the pedal accident in Argentina. EVEfS-VeODY I'M REAL-L-VA IT TA K ES m e problem with impotence? the underside of the engine and transmission have travel. wet, oily stains. Look for leaks or stains around the 1 THlNKe I'M A S P Y FROM H o u p a s ■ Brakes. On a level stretch of empty road, drive PARROT BUn- A N A L IE N T O P A eTE DEAR READER: Perhaps, depending on the brakes. along at a steady 45 mph, then brake the car hard Tm n o t . PLANET, l3 n t h e s e cause of your impotence. ■ Body. Check for blistered paint and rust in the without locking up the wheels. Do this three times, FEATHEIRS Fluoxymesterone (Android, Halotestin) is a wheel wells, rocker panels under the doors and the and see if the car stops straight each time, without Our Language ^ E R Y synthetic male hormone (testosterone). In men who trunk floor. A car with extensive rust is terminally the brakes grabbing or vibrating. Now pull over and Bridge /WDRNINIEi-. experience sexual dysfunction from inadequate ill. step firmly on the brakepedal for 30 seconds. If the NORTH 8 - J J - 8 9 Quest refers to a search or the act of seeking. If ♦ A952 amounts of naturally produced testosterone, Check the frame for fresh welds or heat- pedal sinks slowly toward the floor or if it feels VK872 hormone supplements (in pills or injections) can discolored areas. Look also for body panels whose spongy underfoot, the brake system could be you have a question about its spelling, remember ♦ 8 and returned a diamond. That was correct the deficiency. With treatment, these men color doesn’t quite match the rest of the car, fresh leaking. Test the emergency brake too. that quest starts question. ♦ A K 9 7 Two errors seven tricks to the defense and down wq= will become more interested in sex and be able to paint or fresh undercoatfng. Those are all signs a ■ Alignment. With your friend standing behind In atoms, a charged particle is an ion. You’ll be three for declarer. ^99sr and hold hormless the Man­ Apply In person to Bill through Friday (any children, 3 and 6. Own 646-0610 between 9am- year old rooms Mon­ ing conditions. Apply chester Herald, Its officers Groots Automotive transportation. 646- 5pm. day - Friday, 7 - 1pm Facilities Services, agement firm, seeks a two hours after 3pm). take charge Individual and employees against any Service Incorporated, Willing to train. For 0834.______and 1 - 6pm. Call the South Windsor Board 'tlOUf and all liability, loss or WAREHDUSE and deliv­ tor Its Vernon office. 555 East Middle Turn- details call Manches­ ery help - several Im­ Children's Place, Inc. of Education, 1737 expense, Including attor­ MAGIC Video superstore 643-5535. Main Street, South Dur firm has expe­ neys' fees, arising from plke, Monchester. ter Manor, 646-0129. seeking outgoing per­ mediate openings, HELP Wanted - Hard Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. rienced rapid growth In end UBLtS claims of unfair trade practi­ PART Time matron as­ sons for full and part full-time, 40 hours 40. eoe.______our CT and Florida ces, Infringement of trade­ sistant for female facil­ time clerk postions. weekly, Monday worker, eager to learn. S ta rt W II.JHELP LEGAL Secretary - Small operations over the ^ w- OF MANCHESTER FURNITURE CITY marks, trade names or pat­ ities. 9:30am-lpm, 5 Please apply In person through Friday. Above Whitham Nursery, passed 3 years. Re­ FURNITURE SHOWCASE ents, violation of rights of I'M w a n te d average pay scale. Route 6, Bolton. 643- Manchester law firm. FURNITURE PEOPLF SINCE 1937 l * ^33$08j doys a week. Apply at Magic Video, 171 sponsibilities Include privacy and Infringement of Facilities Services, Spencer Street, Man­ Apply at Manchester 7802.______Experience preferred. 1115 Main St., Manchester e* u j .1. e . j a e Ti. j r : .>■ a 810 Main St., MancHesteF copyright and proprietary Resumes to: Attor­ payables, payroll and Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9-5 • Thursday Evenings until 8 ’ rights, unfair competition South Windsor Board PERSDN to help expand chester. Tobacco 8< Candy Com­ STEEL Erector needed. monthly reports. Com­ of Education, 1737 mv business. Earn $200 pany, 78 Sanrico Drive, Experienced only to neys, P.O. Box 288, and libel and slander, which SERVICE Technician. Manchester, CT 06040. puter experience ne­ 6 4 3 -4 0 3 6 6 4 6 -2 3 6 3 may result from the publica­ Main Street, South to $2000 per week. No Hydro-dyne, Inc. A Monchester.______work on metal building cessary. Lotus 1,2,3 a tion of any advertisement In Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. experience necessary. MANAGEMENT Trai­ erection crew. Benef­ TEACHER/Speclal Edu­ plus. Full benefits and the Manchester Herald by leading pump and pro­ 40. eoe.______Training provided. cess m anufacturer’s nees: Dur wholesale its. EDE. Call Bill 242- cation (Cross Categor­ compensation com­ advertiser, Including adver­ Call Mike Constant, supply chain develops 3738.______ical IV/CNH School) to mensurate with ability. 5 p i e c e tisements In any free distri­ PART Time Custodian - 528-9310.______rep firm Is now accept­ bution publications pub­ Evenings 5:00pm- ing applications to till a managers from the DATA Entry Operator tor start at beginning of C oll 281-3613 to r lished bv the Manchester 8:30pm. Hours flexible, BUS Drivers. Glaston­ position In the service ground up. Begin In Manchester doctor of­ 1989-90 school year. Interview. Herald. Penny Slettert, 5 days a week. Apply bury Public Schools. department. Duties warehouse and deliv­ fice. Experience pre­ Connecticut certifica­ Publisher. tion reoulred. Deadline AFTERNDDN position Facilities Services, Work as many or as would lnclu(le both In­ ery then go wherever ferred. 646-4576. available for dependa­ South Windsor Board tew hours as desired. side and outside custo­ your ability allows. August 31, 1989. Con­ BEDROOM SUITE DISHWASHER all shifts. tact Dr. John Ma- ble person. Hours 1pm- \ ILDST of Education, 1737 Bonus plan and/or mer service. Appli­ Contact Ken at Man­ Apply In person to The 5pm dally. Must have Main Street, South earned days. Insu­ cants should hove past chester WInnelson, 649- cLean, Acting Superin­ Almond & Maple or Black & Maple Lacquer Finish Set AND FDUND Patio Restaurant, 250 tendent, Coventry an excellent driving love sert ' Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. rance benefits availa­ experience with 4563. Hartford Road, record. Duties Include 40. eoe______ble. No experience ne­ electrical-mechanical SECURITY - The Wack- Public Schools, 78 Ri­ Includes: 68" Dresser, Door Chest, Headboard IMPOUNDED-Female,8 Manchester. pley Hill Road, Coven- cleaning cars, running SLEEPER ^ » * * * PART Time general cessary. Will train for eoulpment, a good enhut Corporation has erronds and general weeks, Dobe X, block public service license. driving record and be HOUSEKEEPER - Light trv, CT 06238. 742-7317. and Nightstand... only and tan. Male, 5 years, cleaners positions In Manchester, part duties, 3rd shift. $7 per chores. Contact Tom available In the Man­ Applications available self-motivated. For time positions, wee­ TWD people needed tor Kellev, Carter Chev- Cocker Spaniel, from: Transportation more Information call hour starting salary, chester area, to do kends, 7am-3pm, 3pm- plus fringe benefits. Interior cleaning tor rolet, 646-6464.______1*399“’ ' *998 blonde, Hlllstown Department, Glaston­ 633-8385. 12am. Uniforms and construction finishing Road. 643-6642. office cleaning Mon­ Apply at Gilmore day through Friday. bury Board of Educa­ MEDICAL Asslstant/Se- training Included. phase of church. GOOD USED furniture Is tion, Glastonbury, CT Manor, 1381 Main In demand. Why not ad­ Three shifts available: cretarv to work full Must have clean police Street, Glastonbury. Women preferred. $7 All I PART TIME 5:30pm-9:30pm, 5pm- 06033. Phone 633-5231 time tor Internist office record. Contact Dan at per hour. Apply at 218 vertise the furniture you extension 430. eoe. 633-4411 between 10am- COFFEE HELP WANTED 11pm, 9pm-1am. Good In Manchester. $10 per 246-8858 to arrange an 3pm weekdays. Main Street, no longer use in clossi- Pictures Interview, eoe Manchester. ried? Coll 643-2711. TABUS I starting wage. Call 1- Wishing will not sell any­ hour. Send resume On Special PART Time position 800-842-8336 or 649-3181. thing ... a low-cost ad in %Manchester Herald, available. Apply In per­ Ask tor Pete.______Classified will. Why not Box 11, Manchester, CT CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES son. Salvation Army place one today! 643-2711. 06040. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS DNE DF THE surest wavs Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and Thrift Store, 385 Broad to find bargain buys is to The Manchester Public Schools seek Street, Manchester. shop the classified ads 3 p m -1 1 pm and 11 pm -7am shifts. Full or part l®*-^®** flSA8g]| every day. TEACHER time positions. qualified substitute teachers for the ikitcheu set I Every other weekend required 1989-90 school year. Applicants must IHJHELP [help M l T .Y . •Atk about our child care reimburtement have a four year college degree. $50.00 I'M w a n te d WANTED Three day program. Cabinets I •Non-benefits rate of pay program per diem. Must apply in person. See Four year degree required. W ill Train Mrs. Peruzzi, Manchester Board of O n S a l e HOUSEKEEPERS SIRJO’S INTERIOR Please call: Director of Staff Development, Education, 45 North School Street, Two full time positions CLEANING SERVICE Blue Shutter Play Grestfield Convalescent Home of Manchester Manchester. A OPDSOoni available In new retire­ We are now accepting 6 4 3 -S 1 5 1 . EOE ment community, excel­ applications for part- and Learn School S U M IIfllH ® Start At lent wages and benefits. time cleaning posi­ Apply In person at: tions. Experience re­ 643-7277 ARBORS AT HOP BROOK quired but training Is LUBE TECHNICIAN also mandatory. Please If you are a person ,5 2 9 9 ® ® ' 403 W. C enter St. call tor your Interview "LET’S TALK” Manchester, CT todayl 643-1461. who enjoys working with retail customers 6 4 7-9 343 RN About Strano’s success in selling and how with skillful hands SWIVEL you can be a part of iti As always, we keep who keeps commitments oockers SUPERVISOR selling houses, and with our soon-to-start * Start At and you want Training Program you can be a part of the a pay ranging from $11,400 to $18,700 yearly From 3 to 11PM successful Strano's Sales Team. Conscien­ SECRETARY/ an additional, unlimited, incentive bonus 5]5®® WDrk MDnday through Friday, no tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales company benefits with medical and dental Each piece RECEPTIONIST weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For associates will feel right at home! For confi­ insurance Permanent part time position which could lead to full more information please call — dential interview ..... don’t delay — call today! minimum forty hour work week time. Responsible energetic individual being sought Frank Strano to work in a climate that enables you to iiT s iS ” la m p for computer brokering/sales office. Position requires Director of Staff Development motivate yourself, grow and have a great 1 excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational STRANO REAL ESTATE deal o f fun doing it SOf^ skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an GRESTFIELD *5 5 “' 647-"S0LD” Economy Oil Change needs you! I unpredictable work flow in a fast paced environment CONVALESCENT HOME stop in today at our store at 315 Broad Pleasant professional working conditions In a H's What We Do Best! Street, Manchester 8am-6pm or call non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. 643-5151 647-8997.

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now MB Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: SERVICE • Sales your cup o( tea? Wonderful •1 yr. experience as compugraphic opportunity tor Individual with •Immediate opening available for •Challenging opening tor road typesetter required for immediate minimum of 2 yrs. proven record lho • Interesting, diversified office job experienced mechanical artist for construction supervisor with mini­ of sales ♦ supervisory experience open for Individual with 1 yr. ex­ opening In printing firm. Excellent start W FURNITURE PEOPLF SINCE 1937 • Immediate opening for heavy commercial artwork in printing mum of 5 yrs. experience. Excel­ pay ♦ fringe bonotits. (or opening as sales manager. equipment operator with 5 yra. perience typing (50 wpm) — word establishment. Good pay • bene­ lent pay and fringe benefits. Excellent salary ♦ commission ♦ • “ " " f p s . . experience operating backhoea, processing or computer experi­ fits. benefits. 588®® FURNITURE SHOWCASE FURNITURE CITY loaders, dozers, cranes. Excel­ ence a plus. Good pay/ fringe be­ nefits. • Great opportunity to learn machinist lent pay + fringe benefits. • How about stock work? No ex­ 1115 Main St., Manchester 810 Main St., Manchester o n l v ^ 2 9 9 trade. Employer will train to sot up State of Connecticut • Like figure work? Employer seek­ perience required 3rd shift open­ and operate milling machines. Excel­ ■X JX \ . y ing to bring stock from receiving lent pay/benefits. Labor Department 6 4 6 -2 3 6 3 • No experience required (or opening ing accounting clerk with ac­ 6 4 3 -4 0 3 6 counts payable/receivable and area to floor and stock shelves. 806 Main Street as a cleaner In commercial buildings Good pay rate. store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9-5 • Thursday Evenings until 8 — 2nd shift — good pay rate. CRT experience. Good pay and Manchester, CT 06040 benefits. (203) 649-4558 ZO — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989

HELP I HOMES I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE Ig^^NySCELLANEOUS FOR RENT SERVICES Back-to-school bus routes, calendars ... pages 20 to 22 BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ EAST HARTFORD - Spa­ MALLARD VIEW lo- COVENTRY - 3'/2 room, rison Colonial located cious 2 bedroom, 1 both cated on a private pro­ sunny, spacious, VII- GSL Building Mainte­ on cul-de-sac. Three mobile home In Colon­ tective cul-de-sac, this nance Co. Commercl- RN/LPN Iqge Colonial al/ResIdentlal building Now taking ippllcatlona lor years old, 3 carpeted ial Park - very attrac­ new subdivision of $560/month. 456-0064 or part time, Immediate poal- bedrooms plus play tive Interior with open quality 3 bedroom 742-6715. repairs and home Im­ tlona available. 7AM-3PM, room, 3 baths with floor plan cathedral townhouses and du­ provements. Interior celling - all window MANCHESTER - 5 V2 and exterior painting, Monday thru Friday (N o lacuzzi, tile In kitchen plexes await your In­ room apartment. Fire­ W e ekan dt). and bath, hardwood treatments, lighting spection. Kitchens light carpentry. Com­ place, parking In yard. plete lonltorlal ser­ Please call; floors, alarm system, fixtures & kitchen ap­ have oak cabinets, Updated kitchen and fenced yard, applian­ pliances stay. Call Val­ range, oven dis­ vice. Experienced, rel­ Director of Staff erie Huestls, RE/MAX bath, oversize closets. iable, tree estimates. CLEANING SERVICES Dovolopmont ces, central vac, 2,600 hwasher, refrigerator $625 monthly, plus se­ LAWN CARE plus sa.ft. Exterior East of the River, 647- and bullt-ln microwave 643-0304. 9AM-3PM Monday-Friday 1419 or 645-8293.0 ovens. FIreplaced liv­ curity and lease. Call Crestfiold clapboard and brick. 649-4981. ing rooms, 1'/2 baths JACKIE’S HELPING Convalosceiit Home, Full deck and lands­ SPARKLING Beauty - WE DELIVER YARD MASTERS caped yard, walk out Mr. & Mrs. Spic and with full vanities, se­ MANCHESTER - Modern For Home Delivery, Call Manchester, CT parate full basements, 4 room apartment In a 4 Trees cut. Yards cleaned. HANDS 643-51S1. finished basement, 2 Span hate to leave this I would like to help you car garage with open­ beauty. Immaculate 2 zoned baseboard family house. Applian­ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Lawns, Truck & Backhoe ces and parking In­ Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 with your cleaning needa. ers. $272,000. Call Gerry and charming Interior. heating systems, An­ work available. Reasonable rates. General dental office as­ dersen permashleld cluded. $500 plus utili­ iManrlipatpr Ipralft ot 644-8332.______Park like grounds. sistant, flexible time. ties. 647-1113 after 6pm. Training using your COVENTRY - Top notch Walk ta Martin School. thermopane windows, 643-9996 Call 647-1990 skills. 649-9287.______construction Is the Im­ Asking price $186,500. luxurious wall to wall MANCHESTER - One and pression you will get Call Barbara Wein­ carpeting and attached two bedroom apart­ FURNITURE DON’S LAWN RN/LPN Immediate from this 2 year old berg, RE/MAX East of garage! Come see the ment. Has appliances Medical Care Center of the River, 647-1419 or h. mode for tomorrow. and 1 bath. Call 646- SERVICE Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1989 redwood clapboard ONE swivel rocker and 1 Lawn mowing HONEST Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstanid Price: 35 Cents Manchester has a full­ sided Cape, 3brs, 2'/2 6 4 3 -0 8 4 4 .D ______You own your own lot 1218. Ask tor Phil or velour wing chair. Ex­ hardworking couple time opening for a and house. No associa­ Suzanne.______Hedge and Bush Trimming baths, 2 car garage COZY Dollhouse. cellent condition. Both Dependable work will dean your home mwz. KtiTmitif' 'OvsNiiaWb' nsBiM nwnm n nurse with recent acute with loft, located on a tion fees. True value. Thirty Locust Street. 4 $125. 568-8259.______or ambulatory care ex­ $128,500. Large, beauti­ $141,9(X). Blanchard & for you. Call 643-8215 l '/2 acre on a quiet ful country kitchen, room heated apart­ BEER Barrel Table, 4 646-7011 perience. Interested country road. $224,900. otrlum door to 12x24 Rossetto Realtors," ment 1st floor. Secur­ ask for Michelle or applicants call Kim at We're Selling Houses" beer barrel chairs, Azadph. Manchester 721 -7393. M o n d a y Philips Real Estate, deck. Completely done 646- 2482.0 ity. No pets. $650 $150. Queen size sleeper 742-1450.0______Inside and out. Bowers monthly. 646-2426.9am- sofa, $150. Bond dinette CARPENTRY/ through Frdlday. 9am- PEACHY Keen! This su­ 4pm. We also have ANDOVER - 4.86 acres of School area. Great 5pm weekdays. set-white formica ta­ REMODELING S&L bailout per 4 rm Townhouse Is woman gets part-time hours availa­ privacy surround this buy. Call Anne C. Dore­ MANCHESTER - Three ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- mus, RE/MAX East of lust ready and waiting navox Stereo, In Wal­ ELECTRICAL ble In our Manchester newer Contemporary for a new owner. Two bedroom apartment and East Hartford home, cedar siding, 2 the River, 647-1419.Q with appliances. $750 nut cabinet, $50. Call FARRAND REMODELING top post In bdrms, I'/j baths, de­ Room addltlone, decks, roof­ offices.______full baths, lacuzzi tub In LIVING Well Is.. What per mnth. Security re­ 643-7840. master bath, large luxe cherry kitchen, quired. 649-0931. ing, tiding, wlndovrt and gutt­ SALES - Hartford Des­ you will be doing In this ers. All types of remodeling and DUMAS ELECTRIC country kitchen to private basement, am- SPORTING Service changes, patch - Allied Van 7 room Colonial with ple parking, low M AN CH ESTER - Two I repairs Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Washington Lines. Combine our oversized deck, cus­ large eat-ln kitchen, monthly fee! Beauti­ bedroom. In duplex, GOODS additional wiring and could need Bus. 647-8509 strong reputation with tom window treat­ den with enclosed fully maintained. Im­ west end of town. $600 repairs on existing ments, corner fire­ porch, finished rec per month. Call Dan GOLF Clubs. Used starter Rei. 645-6849 By Nancy Concelman your ability to sell. mediate occupancy! homes. Quality work at t Manchester Herald Substantial earnings place, cathedral room, fireplace, etc., $114,500. Jacksan & 643-2226 or 646-9892. and full sets. $25 to $95. affordable prices. ceilings, located near etc. $199,900. Anne Also miscellaneous possible for you. In- Jacksan Real Estate, MANCHESTER - Three ISLAND Entirely owner operated. the-home counseling of Bolton town line. Miller Real Estate, 647- 647- 8400.□______room apartment. Heat clubs. 649-1794. A former Manchester resi­ $239,900. Philips Real 8000.g______CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call clients to win their IT'S Your move! $159,900. and hot water. $475 dent is serving as a presiden­ Investment In our mov­ Estate, 742-1450.0 A cut above! $204,900. monthly. Lease and PETS AND All types of home Joseph Dumas more funds See this large contem­ I Improvements from tial adviser on telecommunica- ing and storage servi­ ANDOVER - 4.86 acres of Three bedroom con­ porary two-unit Town- references. 649-4820- 646-5253. privacy surround this temporary Raised SUPPLIES concrete floors, steps, fions. mass media and ces. Pre-set appolnt- house with 2 master 646- 4412.______patios, etc. to complete information policy for the Bush ments and newer Contemporary Ranch, family room bedroom suites, cen­ VERNON. For limited FREE German Short remodeling. Also decks By Dave Skidmore with the cleanup, said Tuesday telemarketer support home, cedar siding, 2 with fireplace. En­ MMNVILLE ELECTRIC Administration. tral air and 2'/2 baths In time only enloy a free Hair Pointer puppies, and window and door ProfssslonsI t)seli1e«l eodi done. The Associated Press your sales. Draw full baths, lacuzzi tub In closed screened porch Janice Obuchowski. 38, the $50 billion won’t cover much a lovely country set­ color television with looking for a home. replacement. Tiling Updats that old tuao panel to more than 500 failed S&Ls. The against commission, master bath, large off dining room, pri­ ting. Anne Miller Real signed lease. Modern 647-8000 days or 643- interlor/exterior. drouH braakara. daughter of Chester and car allowance. Insu­ country kitchen to vate yard with In- Lendscape and Interior W ill do all typaa of alaottloal WASHINGTON - The $50 agency now has 264 insolvent Estate, 647-8000.O spacious 1 bedroom 9505 evenings. w o rk. Wanda Obuchowski of 2.'5 Park rance benefits. Send oversized deck, cus­ graunci pool. Anne apartment. Eat-In kit­ design services St,, has been appointed assist­ billion savings and loan bailout S&Ls in its control after closing resume tor appoint­ tom window treat­ Miller Real Estate,647- HONEY! Honey! $94,500. available. Call lor fraa astimats signed by President Bush this Immaculate 2 bed­ chen, large bedroom, 847-7282. ant secretary for communica­ seven this month. ment to Sales Man­ ments, corner fire­ 8000.D private balcony, stor­ MISCELLANEOUS month probably isn’t large ager, Hartford Des­ place, cathedral room, 2 bath first floor Call Barry at tions and information, and “If it gets up to .500, it will NOTHING Could be condo In private and age, large poal, heat FOR SALE enough, federal regulators are probably be awfully tight. I can patch Moving and ceilings, located near finer! $249,900. Gra­ and hot water Included. 646-2411 administrator of the National Starage, P.O. Box 8271, Bolton town line. quiet complex. All qp- indicating after a look at new tell you that," Cooke told repor­ cious center hall Co­ pllonces qnd air condi­ Starting at $495. Call Telecommunications and In­ East Hartford, CT $239,900. Philips Real lonial on lovely lands­ 870-9665.______MISCELLANEOUS formation Administration figures on the industry’s health. ters at a luncheon. “Our best hope 06108. eoe Estate, 742-1450.O tioner stay. Anne END ROLLS SERVICES The nation’s 2,934 S&Ls lost $3.7 caped corner lot. Four Miller Real Estate,647- EAST Hartford - Duplex 27%" width — 259 PAINTING/PAPERING (NTIA) at the U S. Department is ... (it will be) a little more than COLCHESTER - Owners bedrooms, IV2 baths, billion in the April-June quarter, 400.” 8000.D______1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 13" width — 2 for 259 of Commerce in Washington. ON THE JOB TRAINING relacated. House Is va­ fireplace In living Rent $425, $500 and $630 up from $3.5 billion in the first Meanwhile, James R. Barth, P«rmar>ont full timo. Stofl a car— f In cant. 9 room Dutch room, formal dining NEAT! Inside & out! Newsprint end rolls can be EXPERT D.C. tha optical Induatry. Wa^ra aaaklng a monthly, plus utilities. three months of the year, the Colonial, 4 brs, 2'/2 room and much more! $86,900. Lovely 2 bed­ picked up at the Manchester Exterior and Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE She was sworn in Aug. 14 by chief economist of the Office of — rtoua mindad paraon wHti good room first floor condo 282-7532. Herald ONLY before 11 a m. painting and wallpaper Bucket, truck 8 chipper. Office of Thrift Supervision said Thrift Supervision, which regu­ work atttica to train at a tana grlnda^. baths, 1st flaor family Anne Miller Real Est- Commerce Secretary Robert with new kitchen. Spa­ MANCHESTER - One Monday through Thursday. hanging. Umltad exterior Stump removal. Free WASHINGTON POST — Former Man­ Tuesday. It was the biggest loss lates the industry, said at a news Wa offar a atartlng rata of $6.00 an room with cathedral gfe, 647-8000.n______reatoratlon. Pravfout work aatimataa. Special Mosbacher. the SenateSubcommitteeon Communi­ hour wtth achadulad waga ravlaw, cious closets, large liv­ bedroom apartment, A LU M IN U M five way celling, deck, walk out LIGHT Up your life! can be aaan upon raquaat. conaldaration for aldariy The 1969 Manchester High chester resident Janice Obuchowski, cations, far left. Janice Obucho'vvski was since the record $4.1 billion loss in conference that he expects "up­ an axoaNant Irtauranca program and basement, 2 car gar­ $149,900. Immaculate 3- ing room with " L " heat, hot water and combination step Contact BC Company, and handicapped. the second quarter of 1988. wards of 600" failed S&Ls will many othar banafHa. age, six panel doors dining room. One car appliances included. ladder. Excellent con­ 844-6868. School graduate has held sev­ second from left, her mother, Wanda recently named a presidential adviser on Call Bob Pound for appt. 4 bedroom Cape. Vinyl The latest discouraging report eventually be transferred from throughout. Super buy sided. Skylights In tow garage. New vinyl sid­ $475 per month. 649- dition used twice. $100. 647-7553 eral high-level positions in Obuchowski of Manchester, and hus­ telecommunications, mass media and QSA Optical at $189,900. Philips Real ing. Anne Miller Real 8365. Picnic table with black came just two weeks after his jurisdiction to Cooke’s upstairs bedrooms. WALLPAPERING & communications and govern­ band, Albert Halprin, talk with U.S. Sen. information policy in Washington, D.C. President Bush signed legislation 649-3177 Estate, 742-1450.O Good family home. Estate, 647-8000.O EAST HARTFORD - One Iron rounded legs 6 mental and international rela­ agency. VERNON - Fenced In Anne Miller Real Est­ bedroom, heat and hot feet. Excellent condi­ PAINTING Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, chairman of authorizing $50 billion to close or Barth said 401 institutions AUTO Mechanic expe­ tion. $60. 289-1342 CeNInga Repaired or Roptoood LANDSCAPING tions. but her recent appoint­ sell failed institutions over the yard surrounds this ate, 647-8000.D If you don't use It, don't water Included. Wall- Inaurad/Rafarencsa ment was a surprise. already were insolvent at the end rienced In minor re­ natural cedarslded3br need It ond don't want It, to-wall. Near park. evenings.______next 26 months. of June, up from 394 three months pairs for busy full MANCHESTER - Come Call 528-2914. MANUAL hospital bed - G .L McHugh "I was surprised in this tory in Boulder, Colo., and Cape, with dining view this 3 bedroom, why nat sell It with a EXPERIENCED Before joining NTIA. Obu­ In that position, she coordi- " During the six months leading earlier. service oas station. reom, large kitchen Classified Ad? Call 643- MANCHESTER - Availa­ Good condition. $400 or 6434321 or 6494431 particular case because I oversees all public television chowski was executive direc­ nated all FCC international ^ Apply In person Bar­ 1'/2 bath Cape. $142,900. best offer. 528-0418. B6BCAT L6ADER up to the bill’s approval, adminis­ He estimated another 1,200 with walk-ln pantry, Sliders to deck from 2711 to place your ad. ble September 1st. 2 didn’t .seek it.” Obuchowski facilities grants in the United tor of international affairs for activities, including the com- ri tration officials repeatedly said ry's Texaco, 318 Adams screened front porch, bedroom apartment on MIRRO-MATIC pressure WEIGLES PAMTMG Oa operator with York rake said today in a telephone S&Ls don’t meet stricter stand­ Street, Manchester. family room, remo­ Quality work at a attachment for hire. States. Obuchowski said. NYNEX. managing interna­ mission’s participation in In- they believed $50 billion would be ards in the bill requiring institu­ mud room, frult/wlne deled kitchen and more the 2nd floor. Applian­ Conner. 7 quart, 20 pint, raaaonabta prical interview from her Washington cellar, rec. roam In Fully Inauranced. The size of the telecommuni­ tional government affairs and ternational Telecommunica- adequate, although they couldn’t tions to have more capital as a GRILL Cook/Server - makes for easy living. ces Included. Laundry lars and tops, folev Interior 8 Exterior office. cations industry, which ac­ Part-time, flexible bsmt., garage, newer Susan Donahue,Sentry LOTS/LANO facilities available $600 mill. $60.00. 646-4547. Fraa Eatimatea the diplomatic program tion Union conferences and ^ guarantee it. buffer between losses and the hours. Including week­ root, more. $146,500. per month. No utilities. 644-6646 Obuchowski said she proba­ counts for about $200 billion in From 1983 to 1987. Obu­ trade and policy talks on i Real Estate, 643-4060.a FOR SALE Call Brian Walgla Now, regulators' statements S&L insurance fund. Many of end days. W ill train. Philips Real Estate, 647- 9072 evenings. bly won’t spend much time revenues yearly in the United chowski was legal adviser and telecommunications. MANCHESTER-Gotkids CARS 6 4 5 4 9 1 2 indicate that private analysts those will survive by shrinking, Must be 18. Golf prlvl- 742-1450.□______APPROVED building lots LIKE private home. 3‘/2 I CDNCRETE talking face to face with States, makes Obuchowski's .senior adviser to Federal Com- Obuchowski was chief of the ledoe Included. Call 4 pets this newer Cape FOR SALE President George Bush, but probably are right in predicting retaining profits or attracting WANT a buy? See this 9 Is lust for you! $152,900. In Hebron and Coven­ rooms. Lease. Secur­ job interesting, she said. munications Commission FCC Common Carrier Bu- the administration will have to outside investors, but others Manchester Country rm, 2'/2 bath Colonial. Completely fenced try. Full seller financ­ ity. Working single PAINTING AND will make presentations on “What’s most fascinating is Chairman Mark S. Fowler on Club. 646-0103. See why we think that ing available! Ca!l to­ 'FORD 1981 Escort. Four reau’s International Policy i come back to Congress for more won’t. yard, large eat-ln kit­ male preferred. 643- CARPENTRY WORK Roman Spiewak policy issues to his Cabinet. to see how quickly the area is telecommunications policies Division from 1982-83. Before 2 money. RESPONSIBLE and ma­ this home priced In the chen Including family day for more details on 2880. speed, am/fm cassette. Snctudaa Intarior and Exterior NTIA is responsible for the "Are there circumstances ture person full or part low $200's makes It a our 6% private land Good running condi­ painting. Rebuilding porehaa and Mason Contractor developing all over the world." and international communica­ David C. Cooke, executive under which the $50 billion is room and den. David dacka and InatallTng Stockade Brick, Block or Stone telecommunications labora- she said. time needed for busy "Best Buy". Blan­ Murdock, Sentry Real mortgages. Coventry - I CONDOMINIUMS tion. $700. 649-0243 la n o a a . tions issues. Please see ADVISER, page 12 director of the Resolution Trust The Highlands. Lots evenings. Fraa Eadmataa — Fully Inaurad Chimneya, Patloa, Walla ___ i boarding kennel. Du­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ Estate, 643-4060.□ FOR RENT New, rtealoraMona and Rapaka ';W'tL':j;r3iT5BCEaB*Zu^troi-tiu'" .r . Corp., the new agency charged Please see S&L, page 12 ties Include: feeding, tors," We're Selling from $65,000 - New I 1982 PONTIAC Firebird - 6464454/6434366 MANCHESTER - Feels M k for MlefM9l 646-4134 cleaning and bathing. Houses" 646-2482.□ homes starting at VERNON - One bedroom Air, automatic, power Early hours reaulred like country but still In $187,000. Hebron - Wel­ steering, brakes. PRICE Reduced! Owner town. $165,000. Classic lingtons Way - Ap­ condo with air, pool Qet that chimney le- and weekend work. Im­ of this Immaculate 6 rm Colonial with ample and garage. Available Cassette. V-6. Good GEORGE N. mediate openings. Cape heme tells us to proved lots starting at clean car. 51K. 646-9826. paired before winterl Call sized rooms, attic stor­ $67,000. Bolton - 1 acre August 15th, $580 per now for a free estimate. ‘Big Brother’ held in kidnap plot Apply In person. Ca­ sell now! Priced In the month. Please call 647- 1980 AUDI 4000. 73K. Me­ CONVERSE nine Holiday Inne, 200 age, heated basement lots starting at $79,000. Fully Insured. low, low$130's. Hurry! can be converted to rec Birch Mt. area and 9254 chanic's car. Excellent Painting and Decorating Sheldon Road, B!anchard 8> Rossetto room. David Murdock, condition. Air, power Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - A brother he was assigned to.” Manchester Realtors," We're Sel­ Flano Estates. Man­ suspects) 24 hours a day to make sado-masochism" who was inter­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- chester - 2 family build­ brakes, AM/FM Blau- man charged in a bizarre plan to Raisig said there was no sure no child or citizen was placed ested in taking part. ling Houses" 646-2482.0 4060.O punkt cossette. 646- CALL 643-2804 643-8209 kidnap a young boy and videotape ing lots. City water, FOR RENT 9826.______evidence that the child, who was in danger," Hudson said. Depew, Lambey said, liked to BOLTON - Brand New M ANCH ESTER - Stop sewer and gas. $115,000. his murder spent 71/2 years in a not identified, has been molested. STUDENTS Listing! Passers by 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- The investigation began in burn young sex partners with riding around looking, Plot plan available In M ANCHESTER - Five Big Brother program, officials Lambey had been assigned to February when a California HOUSEWIVES have always admired call us ta see this office. Andover - 2 acre room, 2 bedroom 28. T-top, power steer­ CARS say. cigarettes, and partially strangle the Impeccable condi­ spacious 4 bedroom lot. Priced to sell at apartment with one car ing, brakes, AM/FM CARS three boys during his 7'/4-year police officer connected to a them. Friendly sales per­ tion of this stunning 9 Ranch with oversized $59,900. No builder or garage. $650. Call 633- cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, FOR SALE FOR SALE Dean A. Lambey of Richmond affiliation with the organization, computer bulletin board system sons wanted. All rm Ranch. Three bed­ rooms. $214,900. Spe­ time restrictions. Cus­ 0132 and leave mes­ 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. “passed all of the agency’s and Raisig said the investigation “designed to assist people seek­ Lambey and Depew are shifts and weekends rooms, 2 full baths, hw cialities Include whirl­ tomer designed homes sage. BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ COMET 1972 - Two door, screening procedures to become turned up no evidence any of the ing contact with others interested charged with conspiracy to kid­ floors, full basement pool, sunken living and lot package. Flano cellent condition. auto transmission, TOYOTA 1982 Corolla SR- a volunteer,” Michael Raisig, nap and are being held pending needed. Apply to The vinyl siding with a MANCHESTER - Avalla- 5. 75K, new tires, boys had been molested. in diverse sexual pursuits," the room, deck and profes­ Real Estate, 646-5200.D ble Immediately. Six 39,000 miles, new tires, 70K. $4(W.(X). Ford 1978 executive director of Big Broth­ The investigation began after grand jury action. Whole Donut: 150 stone accent. In- sional landscaping. Su­ $4,200. 649-5546.______LTD II - four door, auto clutch, battery, radia­ court papers said. The Associated Press room house with nice tor, front brakes, en­ ers and Big Sisters of Richmond Lambey contacted an undercover Meanwhile, a search warrant Center Street, Man­ ground swimming san Shlmer, Sentry front porch, large JAGUAR VNDT-PL 1984, transmission, power Over the course of numerous executed last week at Lambey's pool, Christmas trees Real Estate, 643-4060.a I BUSINESS brakes and pawer gine and body excel­ Inc., said Tuesday. police officer through a computer FINAL DAYS — Arnold R. Denson, left says he was the chester, 649-0140, or yard. Shows well. $750 Doe skin leather, fur lent. $2,500 or best contacts, Lambey told the under­ home turned up toys, sex aids, even dot the property BOLTON - New Listing! PROPERTY plus security and utili­ rugs, mint condition, steering, sun roof, air Lambey. 34, and Daniel T. "bulletin board” system and homosexual lover of former U.S. 467 Hartford Road, line! 2-car garage plus offer. 643-6632. Depew, 28, of Alexandria were cover officer he liked boys children's books, Mace, hand­ Rep. Stewart B. $327,9(X). New 7 room ties. 647-7653. low mileage. 236-2488. conditioning. Nice con­ asked about young boys for a McKinney. 649-9150. an additional 2-cargar- Contemporary (aver TOLLAND County - New dition. $800.00.646-5241. charged Monday after a six- pornographic “snuff" film, ac­ between the ages of 8 and 13 and cuffs, a semi-automatic pistol age In the rear! Asking market and demand. FIREBIR D Converfible Between 12pm-7pm. that he was interested in making and ammunition, according to $249,900. Jackson & 2800 sq.ft.) 3 large bed- I STORE AND 1968 - New motor, top, month undercover police opera­ cording to a court document. roams; 2'/i baths; fire- Company seeking a lo­ tires, etcetera. Best TOYOTA Corona 1975 - C A R b iN A L ' tion with conspiring to videotape a sexually explicit movie with papers filed in U.S. District Court Jackson Real Estate, cal person Interested In I OFFICE SPACE “I want to strangle the kid, I I HOMES 647-8400.O placed family room; offer over $3200. 647- Runs good but needs B U IC K , IN C the abuse and murder of a child. want to hang the kid. I want to children, according to the affi­ in Richmond, eat-ln kitchen; central high yearly Income. 8844 ater 6om. some body work. $150. 1868 Dodge Dakota P/U •6980 davit filed in Richmond. FOR SALE vac; 2 decks; 1st floor Investment secured by MANCHESTER - Main 646-3013. 1888 Buick Skylark $8890 Raisig said a boy matched with suffocate the kid," a court Muriatic acid, which authori­ ANDOVER - Opportunity Street location. Lease 1888 Buick Century Man says he was laundry; 2-car garage Inventory and strong $11890 Lambey for 18 months was affidavit quoted Depew as saying During one telephone conversa­ ties said was to be used to wash of a lifetime! You con entire second floor or 1868 Chav S-10 P/U $6490 GLASTONBURY. Ranch, In much desired area. video promotion. For 1868 Chav S-10 Ext Cab assigned to another big brother in about his plans for the child. tion with his police officer con­ away identifying marks of the 5 good sized rooms. 3 now purchase this further Information Individual offices. Heat $8290 Klernan Realty, Inc. CLYDE BOB RILEY 1867 Buick Regal Cpa. •8480 June. More than 100 FBI agents and tact, according to the affidavit. victim, was also reportedly found bedrooms, eat In kit­ brand new 7 rm. Colon­ call Irene 1-800-752- Included. Off street 1886 LaSabta LTD Cpa. ial for $214,900! Three 649-11470 parking available. $11 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. $8880 “The FBI came to us when they San Jose. Calif., police were Lambey said, "I think the plea­ in Lambey’s tool shed, chen, large deck, full 7001. Ext. 911. No sel­ OLDSMOBILE 1886 Olda Calala $6880 McKinney’s lover MANCHESTER - Key to ROUTE 83, VERNON basement, vinyl siding. bdrms, 2'/2 baths, fire­ ling required. per sq.ft. Sentry Real 259 Adams St, Manch. 1866 Chav Monte Carlo $8485 had reason to believe he was involved in the investigation, U.S. sure of doin’ it would be worth it.” Court papers said authorities happiness..having 1868 Toyota Camry Only $158,900. Phllbrick place, Anderson win­ Estate, 643-4060. 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2905 $9160 involved (in illegal activity),” Attorney Henry Hudson said Later in the computer corres­ someone else make 1888 Buick Elactra 380 $10250 found bondage and torture devi­ Agency, 646-4200. dows, vinyl siding, pri­ MANCHESTER - Main 84 Cutlaaa Coupe *5895 649-1749 Raisig said. “We immediately pondence, Lambey described a WESTPORT (AP) - A man vacy surrounds this your mortgage pay­ 1886 El Camino loaded $7880 Tuesday. ces, laughing gas and a white an oil and railroad fortune, M ANCHESTER - Now ments. $171,900. Lovely I RESORT Street location. 1700 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 1885 Buick Riviera $9890 took steps that there be no further "FBI agents from Richmond friend, whom he later identified supremacy flag at Depew’s who says he was the lover of U.S. testified Monday that lier hus­ home with 5 wooded sq.ft, of dividable 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 New 1989 1885 Cadi Sad. Dav $8995 only 135,000 tor these acres! Jackson & Jack- 2 family (4/4); spa­ PROPERTY 1885 Buick Regal Cpa. contact between he and the little and Washington followed (the as Depew, as being “heavily into home. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, who band borrowed $432,552 from her brand new, huge, excit­ space. Private off 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 $6880 son Real Estate, 647- cious rooms; carefree street parking. First Cutlass Ciera 1885 Chav Cavalier $5400 died two years ago of AIDS, said, trust fund and promised to pay ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq. ft. 8400.D______vinyl siding; fully ap- COVENTRY - Three 85 Buick Elactra 4 Or. *9995 1864 CXdamobila Flranza $4880 floor convenience. $9 4 Dr. Sedan 1884 Marcury (3ougar he has decided to speak publicly her back. If tlie court upholds that beautiful contempor­ pllanced; has been room seosonal retreat. 85 Buick Someraet 2 Dr. *7295 $5980 about the relationship to protect ary Townhouses. LOVELY one-owner High on a hill overlook­ per sq.ft. Sentry Real 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6895 Stock #9410 1883 LaSabra Sedan $5495 debt. McKinney's $284,953 estate home. Beautiful corner completely updated; Estate, 643-4060. TODAY his inheritance. Cathedral ceilings, An­ fenced In yard with ing lake. Walk ta pri­ 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7405 Tkt Ini Wtpara. AC 4 ntxeon. 81 Adams St. Sieffert asks ethics board will have no money left for lot. Maintenance free Dfv. Barxdi Seat, rear Defogoer dersen windows, full 2-car garage! Klernan vate beach, needs 88 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 Manchester "I'm about broke," Arnold R. Denson. 1 exterior. Best buy In P18S75R14 WW TIrea, 2 5 l K Index basements, 2x6 con­ Realty, Inc. 649-1147.0 plumbing. Asking only I INDUSTRIAL 88 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 Denson said. "Promises were Denson, a 34-year-old real town. $122,500. Call EFl U (Tech IV), AT, Compoalte struction, family room $35,000. Philips Real 88 Chevrolet CelebrHy *7195 649-4571 Anne C. Doremus, PROPERTY Hakjgen Haadtamps, Bumper made and they weren't kept." estate agent, said he and McKin­ fireplace, central air, Estate, 742-1450.O 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 RE/MAX East of the BOLTON - Priced to sell! Molding Front 8 Rear, PB Front McKinney, 56, a liberal Repub­ ney kept their relationship secret aven /range, dls- MANCHESTER Indus­ 87 Buick Electra 4 Or. *13795 to probe charge of conflict River, 647-1419.D $154,900. One owner dec Rear Drum, Etody Side lican who died during his ninth from the congressman’s family hwasher, hood, dispo­ country Ranch an 4.9 trial, 975 sq.ft, shop. 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 Molding, FrorX Wheal Drt»« sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full ROOMS r^TRUCKS/VANS term in Congress, left a car and a until he was on his death bed. At EAST HARTFORD - acres. Three bed­ FOR RENT Good for trademqn, 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 Rear Side Mirror. By Nancy Concelman baths, washer/dryer Maintenance tree exte­ rooms, open kltchen- $450 month, security, i S l I fo r s a le According to the Town Charter, when a complaint 40 percent share of his Washing­ that time, he said, McKinney’s hoakups, cedar siding, Manchester Herald is filed with the Ethics Commission, the commission rior. $145,000. Nice 5'/2 dlnlng area. Full walk PRIVATE single room, references, plus utili­ ton house to Denson, according to family assured him he would wall-to-wall carpeting, room Ranch In a conve­ out basement with ties. Coll 659-0493. .872:91.1.1. ni,999* FORD F250 1977 - Rebuilt may appoint one of its members to investigate documents on file in Probate receive the property willed to him tiled foyer, oak kitchen $80 per week. Heat, hot 400, runs good, needs nient location. High­ wood stove. Call for water, electric and Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman allegations and recommend whether the complaint Court. if he kept silent about the cabinets, two-zone gas lights Include fire- details. Flano Real Est- some work. $1700 or heat, slider to deck and parking Included. 643- SCHALLER best offer. 742-9549. Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. said today he has formally should be amended, dismissed or pursued as filed. Denson’s share of the estate is relationship. placed living room and ate, 646-5200.o______9321 evenings. ACURA QUALITY requested an Ethics Commission hearing to If the commission determines that the complaint 2-car garage. Owners finished lower level. I CHILD CARE worth at least $59,200, but he "I kept the press off their will hold a second COVENTRY - Brand new SOUTH Windsor - One PRE-OWNED AUTOS CARTER determine whether his vote on a subdivision does contain enough facts to constitute a violation, a hasn't received it because backs," Denson said. "Honestly, Set on a nice level lot 6 room Ranch In coun­ 83 N IiM ti Sttni* rgeae CHEVROLET — GEO r n CAMPERS/ mortgage of $32,900 at with a tree lined room In beautiful home NEIGHBORHOOD Play 8 Spd.. A/C 1229 Main St,, Manchester proposed by a developer who had built an addition to hearing must be scheduled within 30 days after the McKinney’s widow, Lucie, filed a when Stewart died, I didn't know 8% with no principal or try setting. $212,000. to share many ameni­ Group - child care. S3 Ford Etoon rggas I S I TRAILERS Sieffert's home represents a conflict of interest. border. D.W. Fish Three bedrooms, 2 8 Spd.. f tarn 86 Chav Chevette 2 Dr. * 3 6 9 5 complaint is filed and held within 60 days, according conflicting claim. Mrs. McKin­ a will existed. " Interest payment due ties. 528-3207. Andover. Further de­ 53 Pontiac 6000 LE rsaes Realty, 643-1591.0 baths, fleldstone fire­ 85 Chav Citation 4 Dr. * 4 2 9 5 Sieffert said he sent the request Tuesday, but a to the Charter. ney, who administers the estate, Vic Basil, former executive for 7 years. These are tails 742-5919. VB. Auto, Loaded MINI-Motorhome 1987, secretary at the general manager’s office said beautiful single family MANCHESTER - Three place. One acre 54 Chav Caprica Claialc Maas 87 Ford T em po 4 Dr. * 6 9 9 5 21'/j ft., 9,500 miles. I M. Adler Dobkin, a Republican and vice chairman lived in Connecticut while her director of the Human Rights APARTMENTS VS, Loaded homes, not condomini­ or four bedroom Cape, wooded lot. Call for I 52 Toy Tercel 8H-8 rgaas 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *79 95 know this Is In absolute today she hadn’t received it yet. She said she hopes of the Ethics Commission, has said he doesn’t think husband spent weekdays at a Campaign Fund, the major two full baths, fire­ details. Flano Real Est­ 8 Spd., Stereo ums; and there are, of I FOR RENT 84 Olda Flranza 'S' H/B *4695 perfect condition. to schedule an Ethics Commission hearing for Sept. Sieffert's vote violates the Town Charter, which house in Washington where Den­ Washington-based political ac­ course, no association place In livng room, ate, 646-5200.O I LAWN CARE 8S Eaoon 8/W rggas 8 Spd.. Stereo 80 Chav Monza Cpa. *2495 $24,500. 649-6198. Black Panther Huey Newton 7. prohibits officials from accepting gifts or profiting son had what her lawyer said was tion committee for gay-lesbian fees. Call today for qpproxlmatel V 1600 MANCHESTER - Colon­ COVENTRY - Quiet 83 Honda Accord LX resss Sieffert announced Friday that he would request from their positions. sq.ft. Improvements neighborhood. One EXPERIENCED lawn 4 Dr.. Auto. A/C 88 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 was found shot to death. Story an attached apartment. issues, corroborated Denson's complete details on ial with In-law unit. 53 Mercury Cougar Mggs galore. Asking $155,000. bedroom apartment. care. Prompt, reliable 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 I AUTOS FOR on page 5. an investigation and hearing after Wallace J. Irish At a news conference Thursday, Sieffert showed "Stewart was my lover. We claim. these magnificent and $279,900. A special Via, Loaded Jr., a Republican candidate for the Board of beautiful homes at 647-1714, anytim e. home with lots of Carpeted. $450 per service. Reasonably 87 Jaap Wrangtar *6908 84 Cher Camaro Bortineta *6795 RENT/LEASE reporters canceled checks totaling $26,202.69, the lived together for five years," "I was never in their bedroom, Owner. month. Two months priced. Coll 647-9330. 8 Spd . V4I, Soft Top Directors said Sieffert. a Democrat, should resign cost of the addition and a deck. Sieffert has said he Denson said. He displayed photo­ $167,900 with this very, charm and character. 85 Buick Century M9S6 88 Chav Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 24 pages, 2 sections but they had every appearance of very special financing. FOR Sale by owner 3 Includes In-law unit security. No dogs. Call Auto, A/C from the PZC. paid a price equal to or above market value. graphs, bills and other docu­ a gay couple.” Basil said. bedroom Cape. Fin­ 742-0569.______83 Honda Accord LX Msgs 87LaSabmEalateWag *11795 This Is an excellent with private entrance I CARPENTRY/ 8 Spd., A/C 85 Ply Turiamo 2 Dr. *3150 Classified _ 23-24 Natlon/World J5-9 At an Aug. 7 PZC hearing, Sieffert voted in favor The house is owned by Sieffert's wife. Penny M. ments to support his claim in an After McKinney died, his doc­ opportunity for first- ished family room, plus garaging for 6 S3 Olda Clara *39SS AUTO ONE bedraom, applian­ REMODELING C o m i c s ------18 Obituaries______2 of a three-lot subdivision on North Main Street Sieffert, publisher of the Manchester Herald. interview Monday after a probate tor issued a statement saying the time buyers and Inves­ deck, large workshop, cars, 2 carports and ces, $430. Prime center I VS. Auto. A/C 88 Chav Nova 4 Dr. *5395 55 NIaaan Santra *1886 F o c u s — , 17 O p in io n — — — 10 proposed by developer Barney Peterman, who had Planning Director Mark Pellegrini said Monday hearing in which the judge gave congressman had contracted tors. Owner will con­ new appliances. extra parking. Must be location. For 1 person, WOOD Floors - Installed, 8 Spd., Stereo 85'/4 Ford Escort Cpa. *6596 RENTAL F o o d ------16 Sp o rts _____ 13-15 built an addition to the home Sieffert shares with his that to his knowledge, similar complaints involving no indication of when he will rule. AIDS from a blood transfusion he sider rent with option. $136,000 principles seen-man V more deposit, references. No repaired, sanding and MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 88 Buick LaSabra *8295 Rothman & Rothman, only. 645-0535. After amenities. D.W. Fish pets. Available Imme- 14) CENTER IT., MANCHESTER 643-0129 Local/Slafe— 2-4 Television ____19 wife at 34 Pilgrim Lane. PZC members have never been brought before the Mrs. McKinney, an heir to the 2pm. finishing. Free esti­ 646-4144.0 Realty, 643-1591.0 dlatlev. 649-9287. mates. 742-5138 *47-7tn 646-6464 Reasonable L ottery------2 W e ath e r______2 The subdivision was approved by a 3 to 2 vote. Ethics Commission. Procter & Gamble fortune and to Please see LOVER, page 12