14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, June 5. 19M CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS Route 6 proposal Battling Rockets Marine band visit APARTIIIEIIT8 RnTV/8TERE0/ PETS AND [gj]giB8 MOTORCYCLES/ I MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS F m M N T l i S J a p p lia n c e s SUPPUES TAG SALES FOB S U E M0PED8 [a u t o m o t iv e AUTOMOTIVE mulled by Corps clobber Celtics poses challenge 4 Room Apartment. No Used Refrigerators, For sole - Team Murry 10 Ford 360 V8 engine from Pet*, country living, good Free to good homes - Cute 'Tag Sal6l22 Cambridge 74 Pontiac Ventura. Good . . . p a g e 3 ... piage 9 ... page 13 Washers, Ranges — St., Manchester. Satur­ Condition. Asking $435.00. speed moto cross bike. 1965 F-100 pick-up truck. Bed liner for S-10 Chevy for working couple. Se­ clean, guaranteed, parts playful kittens. -Call 649- Just rebuilt, like new $50.00 Call 649-4989 after 6 Pickup longbed used. No A curity, reference. 643- 6480 after 11am. day, June 7,10-4. Stroller, Coll 6461147 offer 4pm. and service. Low prices. car seat, baby walker, $50.00. 6461709 Greg.o pm.o holes $99. 742-8101.□ 7405. B.O. Pearl 8, Son, 645 Free Kittens. HI, we need toys boys clothes to size 4 1974 Ford Van. New paint Main Street, 643-2171. 8i mags. $2,000 firm. 872- Bench Seat with split 4 Goodyear flbreglas 6 room duplex. No heat, a home with lots of love some household and mls- belted tires 19!/7i: R-15 celleanous. Brand new 6215. 1975 Suzuki 185, MX, needs back. Red vinyl, fits full no pets. Coll 643-2898. and warmth. Please call some minor work. $60 or $25.00 a pair o49-0670.d Panasonic Upright Va­ 649-1280. Porta Crib. No Early size late model Ford cuum — With attach­ Birds Please. 1983 Dodge Chorger-4 best offer 6462831 after trucks. $150 Call 649-9982. Manchester 2 bedroom, 6pm. ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 Free to good home. Tiger speed, front wheel drive, 2nd floor, heat and ap­ months old. $50. Good pliances. No pets, secur­ angora. Male cat, neu­ Tag Sale-Craft supplies- A om/tm cassette stereo, WANTED TO I WANTED TO condition. Call 6463245 tered. Needs tender lov­ cratters dream. Prices 37,000 miles, $3,500. Coll 1982 Yamaha Maxim 1100. ity, $575 a month. Call after 5pm. Bought In 86 as leftover. BUY/TRAOE BUY/TRAOE 646-3979. ing care. 649-7193. range from 30 to 90 per­ 6461152 or 644-0060. cent off ribbons, wood, Still under warranty Used refrigerators, 1972 Mercury Comet-Must $3,000 firm. Call 872-6215. 2Famllv Flot-lstfloor.4'/i Free kittens, tabbies 8, doll heads 8, parts, m>. washers, ranges-clean, double pawed. 742-5768. crame, cord, beads 8< sell, runs wqlj, 89,000 room apartment with guaranteed, partsand ser- lamp frames, pom poms, miles. Its yours Tor $150. mulmtn Manchester — A City of Village Charm bullt-ln range and oven, vloce. Low prices. B.O. fur, books. From 25 per­ Call 633-6975. / MISCELLANEOUS Hrral?) I laundry room, basement, Pearl 8< Sons, 649 Main St. IMISCELUNEOU^ cent ot 50 percent off. WANTED adults only, no pets, secur­ 643-2171.______AUTOMOTIVE ity, monthly $450.649-7885. I FOR SALE Final clearance on these Chevrolet Monte Carlo Items. June 5,6 8,7th 10:00 Landau 1981. Go d, V-8, TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR Refrigerator-General to 5:00. Kozv Kraft power steering 8, brakes, Friday, June 6,1986 Manchester 4 room apart­ Electric very good condi­ Slight Paint damage. For Sale Viva P195/75R15 YOUR CLEAN USED CAR 25 Cents Flashing arrow signs Korner, Rte 83, Vernan. tilt wheel, cruise, air, fm Radial tire on dodge 15 ment available July 1st. tion. $95.00 Coll 649-3387 8763135. stereo cassette. Florida $390 per month, security after 6:00pm.a $285! Lighted, non-arrow Inch rim. New with 2 15 OR TRUCK. $265. Unllghted $239. (free car. 38,000 miles. Mint Inch dodge rims $50.00 all. and references required. Condition. $6,000 643-8271. Call after 4pm 643-1482. Self Cleaning Range. Ex­ letters!) Few left. See 742-5050.O Contact: Tom Duff cellent condition. Large Locally. 1 (800) 423-0163, Automotive anytime. 1978 Chevette. Needs Manchester 3 bedroom 6 frost tree refrigerator work, body In excellent Parting out 1957 Chevy CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. Fire rips through Rockvilie house, kiiis 4 room 2nd floor apartment used 2 years, excellent condition. 4 very good Belair 4 door sedan. Front wall to wall carpet, refrig­ condition. 9 Cubic foot Used sliding glass patio 1229 Main St., Manclwstar 64641464 doors, thermal, $15 each. I CARS tires. Must go $250, 646- bumper $50. 6464298 after erator, stove and laundry chest freezer, good condi­ 5808. 6pm.□ hookups. $625 plus utili­ tion. Call 647-7547 otter Call 6462300. FOR SALE By John F. Kirch departments fought the blaze for ties. Available July 1. Call 6om. Herald Reporter more than two hours. Vernon Fire 646-8261 or 6466082. Levin King Koll Mattress. Chief Robert Kelly said. He said 17 7 J LAWN AND Spinal guard excellent VER N O N — Four people were the fire was mostly under control Rockville, 2 bedroom condition. $75. Please call killed early this moming when at about 7 a.m.. but he didn’t I'M g ar o en 649-9083.a opartments, remodeled. 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint they were trapped on the second declare it under control until after $395 and $450 plus utilities. condition. Only 12,000 Craftsman power lawn For sole-Goulds water BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY floor of a tw6family house on 8 a.m. 644-1882. miles. $9,800. 647-9764. mower. Excellent condi­ pump with tank $95. Cal! Village Street as a fire ripped Stodd said the fire was being after 5:00 6463663.a through the building. investigated by local police and tion, used two seasons. Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 HOMES Call 647-7547 after 6pm. The blaze at 87-89 Village St., Vernon and slate fire officials. Blue pleated lined draper­ speed, Am/Fm stereo CARPENTRY/ t m e m m o m FOR RENT cassette, sun roof, power CHILD CARE RIMOflEUNS ELECm CM . ISERWGII which started at about 5:30 a.m. There was no information on the ies 84 Inchs X 125' Inches ID and burned for nnore than two condition of the victims’ bodies, I GOOD THINGS with brass traverse rod. steering, power brakes, the cause of death or how the fire Glastonbury 2 bedroom TO EAT Extends to 150 Inches. excellent condition. independent Construcr Dumas Bltetrlc Having Dellvwind clean farm hours, killed Thomas Miner. 38. his house with complete In­ $90., 6469892.0______$5,600. Call 6466802. tion Co. Qonorol Contrac­ Electrical Problems? ioamjS yards S7S (dua fox. wife. Deborah Miner. 35. and their started. law apartment, 521-5234. tors. custom home Need a torm or a somMI Also iMmd, iMono, m two daughters. Gina. 7. and Five firefighters were treated at Two wheel sulky for Will do babysitting In mv bu’idtng end remodeling, Repair? We Soodallzo In grovel. Coti- -- AJakJkUU Angela. 2. police said. The Miners’ Rockville General Hospital for gravely walk behind trac­ siding, excavation, etc. Residential Work. Josoeh third daughter. Michelle. 13. _ smoke inhalation and released, a tor. Air tires, steel seat Licensed Manchester 8T0RE AND home. (Verolancfc School 0^:14568165 or 456 7215. Oumot. Fully Licensed. Custom Rotoff.°nno. iftv* jumped from a second-story win- ‘ hospital spokeswoman said. Chaponis Brothers. Clark $45.00 643-4535.0 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. OFFICE SPACE Street South Windsor. Area). Coll 646-3793. Free Estimates. 646S2S3. Troy BNt Rotetillir. Wilt dow and survived, witnesses said. Firefighters arrived at the scene Air condition, power travel. Oordons, toSMMt Pick your own strawber­ 10 speed bike with acces­ steering, power brakes, Cut boKIng time In hclf Michelle was taken to Rockville three minutes after receiving the New Colonial shopping ries. Containers fur­ sories. Like new $150 or new transmission, shocks flower bods, large or General Hospital, where she was alarni. Kelly said. village. Only 3 vacancies nished. Open from 8am- CARPBITRY/ next time you fix moot I ^ H E A T M R / small. Colt 643-im best otter 643-8857 even­ and rear springs. $2,000 or REMODEUNO loaf i>y baking In muffin Iw lP L U M B IM treated for a leg injury and “ We had a report immediately left. 2300 square feet - 2000 8pm or until picked out. ings;______best offer. 6468787 or released early this moming. a there was a family trapped on the square feet - 1114 square No children under 14 ye­ tins rather than the con- 649-3467 after 6pm. vontlonol loaf. Sovot fuel hospital spokeswoman said today. second floor,” Kelly said. "Rescue . feet. Will rent, ready to ars of age allowed In field. Elegant off white 84 Inch Forrond Remodoltne — Fogarty Brothars — Ba­ move In. Columbia com­ Please call 528-5741 for sofa with custom made Cabinets, roofing, gut­ and mokes dttracNvo Indi­ throom romodtiina; in* Witnesses said Deborah Miner was our first attempt.” 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm vidual sorvlhgs. Use o was seven months pregnant, but He said the victims were found in mercial center Rte 66 lotest Picking slip cover. Oriental wall cassette. Good running ters, room additions, stoliotlon wotor hootsmi, 0 B Q Landscaolno. East. 4563314. Information. screen, studio couch, twin docks, oil typo* of romo- low-cost od In Clossifiod oorbogo dlspetais; foucof Sprtna Ctson Ues, Frw6. that report could not be confirmed the "bedroom areas” condition. $850. Call 659- for cMCk response next maple 5 piece bedroom 2895. doling and repairs. FREE repairs. 6464539. VIsa/M* tnos, flower a shrub Ptanb by police or fire officials. "There are stories they were set, maple table 4 chairs. estimates. Fully Insured. time you hove somothino ostorCord accoDtad. Inos. Fret asHmatos. cm The Miners lived on the second trying to get out." Kelly said. RESORT U PICK to sell. 643-2711. Coll 6463525 or 6462968. Telephone 643-6017, after 659-3436 offer SiSOgm. floor of the tw6family house in the Kelly said the building was an PROPERTY Strawberries 6pm, 647-8509. Rockville section. Two people who older house constructed in such a Corona Kerosine heater Homeowners. Need o ^ lived on the firs) floor of the house. way that if "makes a fire travel Cope Cod; Cozy 2 bed­ ■t Ihg with two five gallon cans. Carpentry and remodel­ l o i l r ------tricoi «NHl( and home OB# Good Condition $75.00. 1979 Comero-Excellent sonncEi Richard and Pamela Myers, es­ very quickly." room cottage, fully condition, 4 new tires, 4 ing services —- Comolets ISSiPAPERMa yard eaidpownf regOTia^ Corn Crib Call 643-7115.0 home roDotrs and remo- olso lawn ea t* m n k m , caped the flames, police said. Witnesses said two neighbors equipped, walk fo beach. speed, 1 owner, $3,000. Odd lobs. Trucking. Cali 649-2254 sdterTpm. Ofhcials on the scene had no tried to break in through the back 643-8686 after 5. Call 647-8577. deUng. Quatlty work. Ro6 Berry Patch 20 Inch boys bike also will sroncos, licensed and In­ Nome your own price — Homs repairs. You name information concerning their con­ door when they first saw the fire. It, we do It. Free esti­ Coventry Lake- Buckland Road Include training wheels. sured. Coll 6465165. Father and son. Fast, Mosonrv, corpenfry, dition and the hospital had no However, the flames were already Call 742-0465 and make an 1980 Ford Van. Standard dependable service. mates. Insured. 6434B54. stucco repair work OM Woterfront cottages now Hours: 8-1 / 3-8 transmission with over­ record of treating the couple. raging out of control and they could avalloble. $150-$250 a ofter.o______Polntlno, Poperhonglna alterations. Coll 6419m "At arrival, the dwelling was not get inside, the witnesses said. drive. Power steering 8, WANT AOS ore worth a Removal. Colt 6465761. Howkes Tree Service ■— or646SI3S. ^ week. 742-3022. Ladles 26" Bicycle foi brakes. Good condition. looking Into when you're Bucket Truck & Chigper. fully engulfed in flames.” Vernon Late this morning, neighbors IFUELOIL/COAL/ sale with folding baskets $2800. Call Steve at 643- looking for a piece to Painting. Intorior/Exto- Stump Removal. Free 1 6 Odd Job69 police spokesman John Stodd said lined the sidewalk across the street Andover-5 room lakefront I FIREWOOD and carrier. Call between 2171. llvo...whethor Ifsahomo, rler. (Bwllty work, rooso- timatos. Special constdor- daw cleaning, today. "Rescue attempts to enter as firefighters rummaged through cottage available August 8pm or 9pm. 643-8573. $65 on apartment or a mobile rtoblo rotes. Free otlonfor Elderly and Han­ /town cutting. Coll i the building were unsuccessful due the blackened hou.se. The building 643-4384. $250 a week. (Irmo 1972 Chrysler New dicapped. 647-nSl to the intensity of the fire.” was completely demolished and a Photo by Joseph Qochee Beautiful white birch homo. esMmatos. Coll 6462413. 649-5695 cmytinw. Yorker. $99 or best offer Between 60 and 75 firefighters pile of debris from what used to be logs. Perfect for summer Golf Clubs, full set. Men’s call 649-6727 after 5pm. A fire rages furiously at 87-89 Village St. in the Rockville children, who were trapped on the second floor of the fireplace. Three for $7.00 from the Vernon and Ellington fire a front porch was on the front lawn. Spauldings 9 Irons and 2 The entire outside of the house was house. The blaze began around 5:30 and was declared Merchandise 643-9797. You pick up. woods with bag and section of Vernon this morning as firefighters try cover. $85 649-1794 charred. unsuccessfully to rescue four residents, including two under control at about 8 a m. INVITATION TO BIO Firefighters walked through the RECREATIDNAL The Manchester Public debris, aiming high-powered hoses EQUIPMENT Schoals sallclts bids for TAG SALES Ml LK f or the 19*61987 school at smoldering ashes. FURNITURE year. Sealed bids will be re­ In the back of the house the Saint Tropezdirtbike. 1984 ceived until June 12, 19*6, second-floor windows were burned Tag Sale. June 7 8, 8th. 97 2 :(» P.M ., at which time they model asking $85 tough and cracked and a blackened durable bike with mags. Birch Mountain Road Bol­ will be publicly opened. The Vote due today on education bill right Is reserved to relect any ceiling or wall could be .seen. A pair Please call 643-9649.0 ton 9-6. Something for and all bids. Specifications FREE of blue jeans hung from a everyone plus clothing!. and bid forms may be se­ King - Sized bed. Firm clothesline. Bv Judd Everhart R-SIratford strand, R-Darien. said the bill was teachers' union, urged O’Neill to mattress. Two twin box Boy/GIrl bike very good Tag Sale-Saturday 8-4. cured at the Business Office, veto the bill. condition. Asking $35.00 45 North School Street, Man­ “ They were new neighbors." The Associated Press The Republicans rejected a designed to "preserve local auto­ springs. Frame. Excellent Many household Items, chester, (lonnecticut. mandatory minimum starting sa­ nomy and local decision-making” Said CEA President Robert F. condition. Will be sold Phone 649-2320.O also desk, secretary said Stephanie Bakulski. who has 004-06 lived at 84 Village St. for 62 years. H A R TFO R D — Connecticut law­ lary for teachers, which had been by not making pay raises manda­ Eagan: “ The absence of a man­ with 2 complete sets ot chair, basketball back­ tory. He predicted that every town dated minimum salary defeats the sheets, 1 bedspread. All Orvis batten kill and tin­ stop, etc. 77' Meadow La. “They were nice people, quiet” makers returned to the Capitol sought by Democratic Gov. Wil­ for $220, or best offer. ner 6/0. Best offer. Call (Oft Oak Grove).______Classified Ad Bakulski said her daughter, who today, ready to take action on a bill liam A. O'Neill and Democrats in not currently at the $20,000 level purpose of educational reform." 643-8082, evenings & wee­ between 5 and 6pm, ask INVITATION TO BID M30 lives in Watertown, called her aimed at improving local educa­ the General Assembly. would take advantage of the bill Senate Minority Leader Corne­ for Rod. 8761803. HIEOICAL aUPFUeS - EAST kends. Keep trying!. Group Tag Sole-Antiques, when she heard the news of the fire tion programs in general and O’Neill said that rejection was a because the state would pay for the lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locjts, furniture, crafts, clo­ HARTFORD SCHOOL P IB TR IC r on the radio early this morning. teacher salaries in particular. "bad aspect” of the bill, but raises they negotiate with local criticized the GOP for drafting the Solid maple honey color DOATS/MARINE thing. Friday 8, Saturday, The Board of Education, 110 slopped short of threatening a veto teacher unions. bill behind closed doors and for June 6 8. 7. 8:30-3, 76 Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: “ She got worried.” Bakulski The Republican-controlled Se­ dinette set. Four chairs, I I eq u ip m e n t if the measure should pass intact. The Connecticut Education As­ table top needs retlnlsh- Thoyer Rd., Monchester. ford, Ct., wIM receive sealed said. “ She thought it was me. I nate convened shortly after 10 bids (or "M E D IC A L SUP­ came out. I says, ’oh my God.’ It House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- sociation. the largest slate Please turn to page '8 Ing. $99 6463525 or 646 6 family tag sale. June 7th, PLIES - EAST HARTFORD Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. a.m., but immediately recessed 2968.0 16 faot Mad River canoe, SCHCX3L D IS TR IC T". Bid In­ was all in flames. My grandson, he until 1 p.m. to allow Democrats a paddles Included. Used 9-3. Baby Items, toys, household Items, mlscel- formation and loecltlcatlons Price must be included. heard the screaming and came few hours to study the bill. Kitchen set, formico table four times. Excellent con­ are available at the Bull ness out.” dition. $800. Please call leanous. (Redwood Office. Sealed bids will be re­ Republican legislative leaders and four chairs $35.00. ceived until 2:00 p.m, Thurs­ One item only per ad. Debbie Skidgel of 86 Village St., 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Farms) 83 Ralph Rd., announced Thursday that they had Town lawmakers join fray Call 649-7650.O 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Manchester.______day, June 19, 1906 at which who is Thomas Miner’s niece, time they will be publicly Do not use abbreviations. stood on her front porch with her reached agreement on the mea­ Four pine ladder back Bob. Friday, June 6th 8, Satur­ opened ond reod aloud. The sure and said the Senate and then Boord of Education reserves arms crossed. She looked down Bv Alex Glrelll "There is no excuse for this to Zinsser said the $50 million chairs, stained maho­ day 7th, 9-4,3 Ashworth St. the House would vole on the $89.1 Inflatable boat, extra 8i 96 Glenwood St. O hu- the right to accept or relect silently and then up at the Asssoclate Editor happen a second time,” he said. surplus proposal and the education gany. Call 649-6325 after any or oil bids or the right to million proposal today, ending the bill are two different things. As for 3:30 pm. Asking $40. heavy duty, brand new mldlfler, lewelry, waive technical formalities If NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads firefighters cleaning up the debris. The General Assembly is in with foot pump, $69.95. miscelleanous. It Is In the best interest to do “ When we first got here, we special legislative session that Democratic state Rep James special session now to consider a the $50 million. Zinsser said he began May 21. Both chambers are Two end tables. Need Motor mount extra. 646 so. accepted. heard they were still inside,” she McCavanagh of Manchester today measure to aid communities in would rather see it held to help repair $5.00. Telephone 8436.0 TOWN OF BOLTON Richard A. Huot said. " I wanted them to come out. controlled by the GOP, charged that the Republican lead­ financing school programs, partic­ finance education improvements 643-4751. > Director in the future. The Zoning Board ot Appeals Business Services Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the All I know is Tommy put Michelle Under the bill, towns would be ership in the General Assembly is ularly higher salaries for teachers. I MUSICAL will hold a public hearing on 012-06 out the window." encouraged, using the incentive of "out to shortchange public schools Gov. William O'Neill has pro­ “ It’s going to be expensive,” he Mople table and chairs June 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the She described the family as state money, to raise the minimum and local taxpayers.” $75. 646-6232.0 ITEMS Town Hall to hear the tollow- Manchester Herald. posed to turn a $50 million surplus said. Ing appeals: I "very pleasant.” Thomas Miner salary to $20,000 at the end of a "It's time for Republican Hsrald photo by Pinto in state funds back to towns, Zinsser said he has some reser­ three-year phase-in period. The Roll owoy bed with mat­ Spinet Plano. Excellent 1. Brian Usher at 47 Vernon LEGAL NOTICE was a construction worker, she members of the General Assembly McCavanagh said. “ The only vations about the education aid tress. $20 Call 742-9929.0 condition like new (5 ye­ Road (or aside yard and set­ TOWN OP ANDOVEE said. state would pay the full cost of to stand up and speak out for better people opposed are Republican package in its present form back variance to construct a PUBLIC HEARING OF Debbie Skidgel of Rockville The Miners moved into the house boosting those salaries. public schools and lower local ars old) Call after 7pm garage. PLANNING a ZONING legislators.” he charged. because it would require towns to Redwood chaise lounge 649-8249. To all Herald watches this morning as about one year ago. Skidgel said. property taxes.” McCavanagh 7. Paul E. Jones ot 22 North COMMISSION ON 1 2 3 4 "It would be virtually impossible Republican state Sen. Carl reopen negotiations with teachers’ with upholstered blue PROPOSED HOME firefighters mop up after a Police said the house is owned by said. "If they don’t, the voters will Rood (or side and rear yard readers who for any town to ignore this.” said Zinsser of Manchester responded unions to get general aid. green print pod. Excellent variances to construct a OCCUPATION Deborah Miner’s father. Oscar speak harshly to them in the fall.” fire that killed four people. Senate Majority I.eader Reginald that McCavanagh’s attack was condition. Call 6465477.0 PETS AND deck. have something Forand of Hebron. McCavanagh said the inability of “That puts Manchester in jeo­ The Planning & Zoning 5 6 7 8 J. Smith. R-New Hartford. “ rhetoric” SUPPUES 3. Frank and Diane Intino of Commisson of Andover, Con­ Skidgel’s uncle was one of "We were pretty close.” Skidgel Republicans in the House and pardy,” he said. 138 Brandy Street (or a side to sell for "There is a very strong incentive Mahogany record cabinet necticut will hold a Public the victims in the blaze on He said he would like to see a Zinsser said he may have no 16 X 20 X 26. $40 649-9540. yard variance to construct a Hearing on Monday, June 9, said. “ My uncle lived with us for (for cities and towns) to make the Senate to cooperate in the regular Free kittens. For Informa­ garage. 1986 at 7:30 o.m. In the lower e 10 T1 12 Village Street. about a year.” commitment,” said House Major­ session doomed efforts for educa­ specific proposal from choice but to vote for the measure, level of the Town Office despite his reservations. Mahogany side table. 31 Vi tion call 6469654. JOHN H. ROBERTS ity Leader Robert G. Jackie, tion aid. McCavanagh. ZONING BOARD Building on the following pe­ ^99 or Less X 15'/4. Expandable $99. OF APPEALS titions: 6 6460599. Call after 014-06 ____ R O U TE 6 - Petition of Mr. 13 14 15 We will run your ad Thomas Goodman lor a Spe­ Bunk Beds. Excellentcon- TOWN OF MANCHISTER cial Permit fora HomeOccu- for 6 days Free of T O D A Y ’S HERALD dltlon - must sell $65. LEGAL NOTICE ootlon for a Woodworking School officials hail final bonding plan Shoo. Charge. 6461760O The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on May 2*, 19*6 mode the following decisions: Located on Route 6, this Moving - Must Sell. Maho­ oropertv Is bounded on the Catching spies In d e x about $3.7 million. Building Com­ schools to present-day require­ about is safety." said committee AFFL. ATLAS OIL COMPANY - Approved landscape plan North by Route 6, bounded on I Fill out coupon and Bv John Mitchell gany dining room set $500. the South bv oropertv N/Fof Name. mittee Chairman Paul Phillips ments.” Phillips said. member Richard LaPointe. NO. 112* which was condlllon of (ranting of April Zt. 1*84 - 4Z7 Ronald W. Pelton’sconvictionon 24 pagoo, 4 sections Herald Reporter King size bed with 3 sets of Hartford Road. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Post, I either mail it or said. "We hope not to touch these Among the biggest cuts made in sheets $125. Twin bed bounded on the Eost bv Res­ charges of espionage for selling the AFFL. JOSEPH AND OLGA SULLIVAN - Variance I Aiddress bring it to the 15 "Without that reimbursement, schools again until the next cen­ the earlier plan. Kennedy said, frame with matching 6 ervation Rood and bounded Soviets secrets about U.S. elec­ A scaled-down renovation plan NO. 11S4 approved - 317 Spring Sfreef. on the West bv orooerty N/F ino«e 21-9? we would have been in trouble." he tury.” added Francis Maffe Jr., were $100,000 that was saved by drawer dresser $100. Manchester Herald ! tronic eavesdropping strengthens for five Manchester schools was AFFL. ROBERT O. B JANE K. DURATO Variance of Russell and Muriel D o vl6 I Phone_ 9?-?4 said. chairman of the school board’s reducing the size of a proposed Other miscellaneous 646 NO. 1135 denied - 51 Hlllcrest Road. son. the F B I’s ability to catch and jail unanimously approved Thursday 6332 evenings. I office. Ifi by the town Building Committee, Kennedy said the cost to the town Building and Sites Committee. media center at Bowers School and AFPL. DECORMIER MOTOR SALES INC. - Special At this hearing, interested spies, federal prosecutors say. Renovations at the schools, $100,000 saved by changing the persons may appear and be I r^nnnArtlrii* 4-5 and school officials see no problem would be spread out over 20 years. NO. 1134 Exception opproved with a condition:Applicant______One ad a month only Story oh page 19. specifications for new lighting in Wing-back sdfa and shall submit a proposed storm drainage system fo heard and written communi­ Valid thru PntArtfiinmf*r3t 14 in persuading the Board of Direc­ The renovation plan wil' be which are 25 to 30 years old. should matching chair $150 Call the Town Deportment of Public Works for cations will be received. par family (No phone calls start next year with a tentative the classrooms at Verplanck. June 1986 13 tors to put the proposal on the pre.sented to the Board of Educa­ 649-9982. approval. - 2*5 Brood Sfreef. Application (or the above tion for approval Monday, and the ceknpletion date of 1990, Phillips The reductions should make it proposal Is on (He In the of­ One Item Only accepted) 1 nrnl nnwR 3 R ballot in November. AFPL.^ ANTHONY OESTEFANO - Vorlances denied - "Th e re ’s no question we’re Board of Directors will probably said. easier to get the plan approved by Solid Maple table, 4 NO. 113* *9-91 Birch Street. fice of the Town Clerk, Town 1 nttAry ? Office Building. pleased." School Superintendent receive it in late August. Phillips Phillips said the biggest problem the Board of Directors. Kennedy chairs, excellent quality AFFL. DANIEL L. CIAVARDINI - Approved variance to Rain continues OhitiiAriAA R with the renovation work could lie said. 'and condition. 643-4714. NO. 1119 reduce side vord to 7 feet (10 feet required) - 13 Dated this 29th day of May James P. Kennedy said after the said. Farmington Street. and Sfh day of June, 1986, at riplnlnn 6 committee approved the $8.9- The plan includes renovations to asbestos, which would have to be "There is no question in my Andover, Connecticut. Periods of rain today with a high pAnplA 9 removed during school days. mind,” he said. “ These are all Dining room table-Solld All variances and Special Exceptions shall have on effective in the mid-70s. Foggy tonight with million plan, scaled down from an Bowers. Verplanck. Nathan Hale dote In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ ANDOVER PLANNING ^prtrt^ 0-19 and Waddell schools, and code­ "W e’re renovating buildings essential code items." Maple, 2 leaves, 4 chairs, tice of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's of­ & ZONING COMMISSION iianrI|PBtpr lirralh rain or drizzle likely. Low 60 to 65. earlier estimate of $10 million. . 17 that are occupied and that’s a Maffe agreed and said that the custom made pads, $500. fice. KENNETH LESTER, Cloudy Saturday with a 50 percent Yf^lAuivirtn The state would reimburse the compliance work at Manchester major problem.” Kennedy said. town could "do it now. or do it later Bedroom set Maple, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS CHAIRM AN 1 1 C AA/r^rlH 7 10 town for about 63 percent of the High School. chest, dresser, m irror, EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY SUZANNE DOWER, 2 "This is strictly bringing up the “ The first thing we re worried and pay more.” VICE-CHAIRMAN 16 Brainard Place Manchester Details on page 2. Weather eost. leaving the town’s share at nite stand, twin bed, $500. Datad at ManchMtar, C T this 5th dov^^df Junt, 19S6. AM In excellent condition. 08605 Coll 6462486, 011-06 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 6.1986 — I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 6, 1986 WEATHER Corps begins Today’s forecast its review of

Connecticut. Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Flood watch in effect for western Massachusetts Route 6 pians and the Northwest Hills of Connecticut today. Showers likely south coast today, periods of rain e lsew here. H ig h s 65 to 75. F o g g y w ith ra in o r Bv George Loyng wetlands application last month to d riz z le lik e ly tonight. L o w s 60 to 65. C lo u d y Herald Reporter the Corps, which must approve the Saturday with a chance of rain. Highs 65 to 75. request before construction can Maine: Mostly sunny north, mostly cloudy with a The U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ begin. chance of showers over the interior and occasional neers may begin soliciting public The DOT last fall completed a rain likely near the coast today. Highs in the comment by the end of next month revised environmental analysis, mid-60s to mid-TOs. Increasing cloudiness north on the state’s plans to fill in some 80 known as an E A. that was based on and occasional rain likely south tonight. Lows in acres of wetlands for the planned studies completed in the 1970s and the 50s to lower 60s. Cloudy with a chance of rain Route 6 expressway, a Corps more recent examinations. north and rain likely south Saturday. Highs in the official said 'Thursday. “ This EA provides the necessary Christine Godfrey, a project Information ... to analyze the 60s to lo w e r 70s. UPl photo New Hampshire: Mostly cloudy with a chance of manager for the Corps, said the current proposal for the relocation showers north and occasional rain likely south agency could finish reviewing the of Route 6 from Bolton to Wind­ Today In history ham.” the DOT said in the today. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s. Cloudy with Department of Transportation's wetlands permit application by assessment. DOT officials have a chance of rain north and occasional rain likely July, after which it will solicit said the application to the Corps south tonight. Lows in the mid-.50s to lower 60s. On this date in 1982, Israeli forces invaded Lebanon. public comment on plans to build was based on the EA. and some Rain likely Saturday. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s. Above, an Israeli tank crosses the Litani River. an 11.8-mile highway from Bolton additional information gathered Vermont: Occasional showers south of Rutland Notch to W indham . G odfrey said a recently. through Saturday and possibly a thunderstorm. public hearing after the 30-day Godfrey said the DOT’S applica­ North of Rutland, considerable cloudiness through comment session is also likely tion. totaling over 120 pages, is Saturday with a little sun today and a chance of Almanac because the project is “ probably one of the bigger ones showers tonight and Saturday. Highs 70 to 75 both controversial. this office would handle.” d a y s and low s in the 50s. That timetable could be changed The DOT has already begun Herald photo by Rocha making purchase offers to prop­ Today is Friday. June 6. the nista government. if the Corps finds the DOT’S Today: Periods of rain. High in the mid-70s. Wind light and variable. 157th d a y of 1986 w ith 208 to environmental study is not ade­ erty owners in the path of the first Washing for a cause 3.3 m iles of the highway. The Extended outlook follow . quate, Godfrey said. Should the Tonight: Foggy with rain or drizzle likely. Low 60 to 65. Wind light and agency has said all the owners The moon is approaching its A thought for the day; Nathan federal agency require another varible. Chance of precipitation 60 percent. Saturday: Cloudy with a Extended outlook for New England Sunday detailed study, she said, the review should be contacted by the end of new phase. Hale’s last words before he was Lisa Rosenstoc:k. 14, left, and Colleen Kelly, 14, wash wheelchair for Carla. The sponsor of the car wash, the chance of rain. High in the mid-70s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Today's through Tuesday: process could be delayed by as June, The morning stars are Mars hanged by the British as an cars Thursday in an effort to raise funds for Rosenstock’s town Youth Services Bureau, plans a bake sale on June Connectirul, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: much as two years. However, U.S. District Court weather picture was drawn by Gunther Sprecher of Bolton, a and Jupiter. Am erican spy was. ‘‘I regret that sister, Carla, who was critically injured in a car accident. Chance of showers Sunday. Mostly cloudy Monday. 16. Donations can be addressed to Bill DiYeso at the Opponents of the $170 million Judge Jose Cabranes is scheduled fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. The evening stars are Mer­ I have o n ly one life to lose fo r m y Fair Tuesday Highs mostly in the 70s. Overnight The two, both ninth-graders at llling Junior High School, Carla Rosenstock Fund, Manchester Youth Services, 494 highway project have filed a to hear arguments June 30 on an cury. Venus and Saturn. country.” Hale was 21 years old. lows in the ,50s. are trying to collect $2,000 to purchase a special Main St., Manchester, 06040. lawsuit in federal court in New injunction sought by the E C C A G to Those born on this date are stop the property purchases. The Vermont: Chance of showers and thunderstorms Haven seeking to block work on the 30X) under the sign of Gemini. They group is also asking that the DOT 29.77 Sunday. Highs 75 to 80. Lows in the ,50s. D ry and a highway until another in-depth csr include Spanish painter Diego study is performed. Those oppo­ halt its work on the highway until little cooler Monday and Tuesday. Highs 70 to 75. First political polls SEATTLE Velasquez in 1599: American alternatives have been explored Lo w s .50 to 55. nents, led by the Eastern Connecti­ patriot Nathan Hale in 1755; took place In hotels Manchester to host Shriner ceremonial cut Citizen Action Group, contend and another EIS performed. iSTDN New Hampshire and Maine: Chance of showers artist John Turnbull, who de­ NEW YORK (AP)-During presi­ the environmental impact state­ In addition to the Corps permit, Sunday. Fair Monday. Increasing clouds Tuesday. picted the Am erican Revolution, dential election years, hotel guests M ore than 20.000 S hriners from proceed east on East Center Street Club, whose members come from contributions. Gaal said. ment. or EIS, submitted by the the D O T also needs the approval of Lows in the upper 40s to mid-,50s. Highs in the in 1856; German novelist Tho­ in America’s early history were all around New England will fill to B rookfield Street, and then on to Manchester. Glastonbury. Ea.sf The first Shriner’s hospital DOT is inadequate because it was the state Department of Environ­ NEW YORK: mid-60s to mid-70s. 30.0 mas Mann in 1875; vaudeville frequently invited to indicate their Manchester streets Saturday for Manchester High School, where it Hartford. Vernon. Coventry and opened in Shreveport. La., in 1922. based on plans to extend the mental Protection before work can bandleader Ted Lewis in 1891: preference for the next White the Sphinx Temple’s Spring w ill end. R ockville . Since that time, about 300.000 highway to Rhode Island that have begin on the road. DOT Environ­ Ceremonial. mental Planning Director James Across the nation Indonesian dictator Ahmed Su­ House occupant. The Sphinx Temple presides The ceremony will honor Harold crippled and burned children have since been abandoned. SAN FRANCISCO The cerem ony w ill start at 7:30 Byrnes said Thursday the applica­ karno in 1901. and California over most of New England’s local E. Turkington. the Temple’s po­ been treated free at the hospitals, Godfrey said a decision on that Showers and thunderstorms will extend from Thus were the first presidential a.m. at llling Junior High School, shrine clubs, including Manches­ according to a Shriner’s news matter could come within one tions to the D E P should be sent by Gov. George Deukme.ian in 1928 tentate in 1977 — the last year the southern New England across New York state. preference polls bom, according to said Fred Gaal. a member of the ter’s Omar Shrine Club. Gaal said. Shriners marched through Man- release. month. The DOT submitted its the end of this month. (age 58). LOS ANGELES ^ Pennsylvania, the Ohio Valley, the Tennessee Albert J. Gomes, who has written a Omar Shrine Club, the local He said the ceremonial is held each che.ster for a Spring Ceremonial. On this date in history: During that 64-year period, the 29.77 Valley, the central Gulf of Mexico states and the book on lodging called “ Hospital­ organization. Between ,50 and 100 year to initiate new members into G aal .said. Turkington is a form er In 1933, the first drive-in movie Shriners have spent an estimated LOWEST middle Mississippi Valley, as well as over southern ity in Transition.” candidates for Sphinx Temple the Sphinx Temple. publisher of the Manchester $988 million operating Shriners' Florida. Thunderstorms also w ill be scattered over theater opened in Camden. N.J. membership will gather at the T here are roughly 500.000 S h rin ­ Herald. GOP primary tactics TEMPERATURES In the early 1800s, first-class hospitals and $214 million on the lower Mississippi Valley into the northeast In 1944, hundreds of thousands school on East Middle Turnpike. ers throughout the United States, The Shriners help fund 21 hospi­ modem hotels were known as construction costs, the release MIAMI third of Texas and across much of Montana. of Allied troops began crossing G a a l said. with between 4.000 and 5.000 tals. for crippled youths nation­ People’s Palaces, embodying civic said. the English Channel in the pride and serving as the center of A full day of events will follow members in the Sphinx Temple. wide. including the Shrine Hospital may iead to arrests LEGBND------“ D-Day” invasion of Nazi- occu­ business and social life in their the initiation, including a parade G aal said. in Springfield. Mass. Between 75 The Omar Shrine Club was pied Europe, the greatest inva­ that w ill start in front of the Arm y By Alex Glrelll Another was that' the signature SNOW Air quality report communities, according to Gomes, The ceremony is traditionally and 100 children up to the age of 18 established in 1947. when it was sion in history. an industry expert with Pannell and Navy Club on Main Street at held in the town where the temple’s are treated at the Springfield known as the Quarry Club. It was Associate Editor of one voter appeared twice on AIR In 1972. a coal mine explosion 1:30 p.m. potentate lives. Gaal said. This hospital at any onetime. Gaal said. brought under the jurisdiction of petitions. The voter said she signed /'< SHOWERS HARTFORD — The state Department of Kerr Forster, a national account­ FLOW The parade will go north on Main year’s potentate. Alfred Rossetto. Manchester police have almost only once. Environmental Protection reported that the air in R h od e sia — now Z im b a b w e — ing and consulting firm. The care is paid for by the the Sphinx Tem ple by an act of the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ® trapped 464 miners under­ Street to Center Street. It will is a member of the Omar Shrine Shriners from dues and other Imperial Council in 1949. completed their investigation of The false signature was on a quality was good to moderate on Thursday and was Hotels were often erected to ground. M o re than 425 died. alleged irregularities in petition­ petition for which town Director expected to he good to moderate on Friday build a community because they In 1982. Israeli forces invaded ing for a Republican delegate Thomas H. Ferguson signed as attracted commerce and helped Lebanon. primary in Manchester and will circulator. National forecast bring in railroads, settlers, news­ When the problems arose, the In 1983. Nicaragua expelled Students get scholarship foundation awards soon submit the information to the papers, merchants, doctors, lawy­ prosecutor and seek warrants. circulators of the petitions, largely During early Saturday morning, showers and thunderstorms are three U.S. diplomats, accusing High and low ers, customers and other contribu­ Capt Joseph Brooks said this supporters of Republican guberna­ Thirty-seven students from the I.O.H. Memorial. Edward P. Mor­ forecast for parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley, the Lower Great them of plotting to poison the tors to metropolitan development. When she brought greeting."; on Franklin Fairbank. Friendship m orning. torial candidate Gerald Labriola of town schools were awarded scho­ Lodge of Ma.sons. Shirley Gustaf­ iarty Memorial. John R. Mro.sek Lakes and parts of the Ohio Valley. Showers and thunderstorms are NEW YORK — The highest temperature foreign minister of the Sandi- Gomes says. behalf of the town. Mayor Barbara Brooks would not specify the Naugatuck, withdrew their chal­ larships totaling $63.6,50 Thursday son Memorial. Lee Hay, Beth R. Memorial. Dorothy Keeney Por- reported Thursday by the National Weather WeintH*rg lauded the recipient.";, charges being considered by po­ lenge to a delegate slate favoring possible in parts of the Central Plains, throughout the Gulf Coast, the night by the Manchester Scholar­ Hoffman Memorial. Ty Holland cheron. Sean Pre.scott Memorial. Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 108 telling them, "You have .«;et your lice. but said they revolve around Richard Bozzuto that had been ship Foundation. Memorial. Norman Mark Holmes Regal’s Men’s Shop. Chester Ro­ Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley and parts of the Atlantic Coast degrees at Lake Havasu City. Ariz. The low was 30 goal, worked hard, and aoheived false statements. endorsed by the Republican Town The awards, presented during Memorial. Howard W. Hubbard binson Memorial. Rotary Club of States. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. degrees at Marquette. Mich. L ottery succes.":. I wish you continued One of the complaints that Committee and no primary was ceremonies in the Lowe Program Memorial. June Hyde Memorial. Manchester. H. Louise Ruddell success.” surfaced about the petition process held. Center at Manchester Community Instructors of the Handicapped in Memorial. Scandia Lodge of Vasa The students drew applause was that town Director William Police began an investigation College, involved 66 different scho­ honor of N. William Knight. Order of America. Barbara Kate from parents and friends as each Diana allowed his minor son to when they received a formal Connecticut daily: in New England Thursday: larships administered by the foun­ Thomas F. Kelley Memorial. King Shainin Memorial. Iona Sleith was called up to receive the solicit signatures on petitions and complaint. Brooks has declined to dation and supported by contribu­ awards from representives of the David I.O.O.F, Kiwanis Club of Memorial. Dominic Squatrito Thursday: 034 T ri-s ta te d a ily ; 683 and 2784. then signed the petitions him self as say who filed the complaint until tions from a variety of sources. donors. Manchester. Lydall Inc.. Mary Memorial. Robert and Blanche Rhode Island daily: 1402. Lot- the circulator. the investigation is complete. Play Four: 4292 W illiam R. Johnson, president of Johnson said the recipients will Margaret Moriarty Lynch Memor­ Stone. Calvin C. Taggart Memor­ 0 -B u ck s: 8-12-18-22-30. the Savings Bank of Manchester go on to further experiences at the ial. Manchester Arts Council. ial. Jordan L, Thorpe Memorial. PEOPLE other lottery numbers drawn M a ssa ch u se tts d a ily : 0098. and a director of the foundation, cost of hard work op their part and Manchester Association for Re­ John F. Tierney Memorial. Cha­ was master of ceremonies. As he "a tremendous expense for their tarded Citizens, Manchester Chap­ rles and Lydia Wigren Memorial, by iournalist author Nicholas Gage. Neither London's Daily Express that he "can't help has in past ceremonies. Johnson parents.” ter of UNICO National, Manche.s- Lisa Young Memorial, and Man­ chester Arts As.sociation. CALL THE Another PEN head financial terms nor a release dale were feeling miffed” with other members of the rikm i^ apologized in advance for the The donors are Manchester ter Education Association. Manchester High School Industrial Allan Thomas, president of the announced Thursday by Frank G. Mancuso. band because Jagger doesn’t want to tour names he was about to mispro­ Scholarship Foundation. Army 4 nounce and had a quip ready for Arts Department Conrad McCurry Manchester Scholarship Founda­ ''REALTEAM” The newly elected president of American Paramount's chairman and chief executive this year in support of their album “ Dirty Navy Golf League, Army & Navy each time he had trouble with a Memorial, Manchester Junior tion. announced that a new scho­ PEN. novelist Horlense Calisher. won’t officer The film will continue the saga of the W ork” and has left the band’s future up in the Club. Edson M. and Elizabeth JAP FLEET SM A SIP BY l). S. name. Bailey. Horace M. Bissell Memor­ Women’s Club. Manchester Lodge larship in honor of the late Arthur t/ayi 646-2482 comment on the stormy tenure of her Corleone organized crim e fam ily created by air. "We used to pride ourselves on The awards, in amounts ranging ial, N. Charles Boggini Memorial. of Masons. Manchester Town H. llling is being organized by the predecessor. Norman Mailer. M ailer spent Puzo in his best-selling 1969 novel "The overcoming a crisis and watching the rest of evtningi 6 4 9 - 6 4 1 6 TNi|D from $2,708 to $950. went to the Elizabeth B. Budd Memorial. Management Association. March faculty and students of llling much of his term defending his decision to Godfather ” Puzo also wrote the Oscar- the bands squabbling.” Richards said. "It is 2CABMEI following students: Milton S. Camilleri Memorial, of Dimes in honor of Matthew M, Junior High School. invite Secretary of State George Shultz to winning screenplays for the 1972 movie the menopause of a rock ‘n’ roll band.” From Manchester High School. Helen and Gertrude Carrier Mem­ address the annual International PEN version of his book and the 1974 sequel. “ The Richards says the Stones “will live or die on Stacey Adams. James Atwell. orial, Louis Chorches Memorial. meeting and his comment that men arc more Godfather. Part II" Both won Academy FOR A FREE MARKET ANALYSIS what they have done or what they are going Sara Billey. Diana Brassell. Civitan Club of Manchester. Fran­ interested in intellectual matters than Awards as best picture and garnered a total to do Washing dirty linen in public is not Teresa Cyr. Linda Emerson. An­ cis J. Conti. Richard Danielson. ASK FOR VIVIAN OR TOM FERGUSON women. Calisher. whose |0 novels include of 16 Oscar nominations. Gage, a former appealing to me but I hope he (Jagger) pulls drew Gifford, David Hart, Eliza­ John B. DeQuattro Memorial. ■‘The Bobby-Soxer” and "Mysteries of the investigative reporter for The New York his part of it together" beth Harvey. Christopher Helin. Serge Desplanques. Albert T. and Senior Citizens Discounts Moon.” says she intends to concentrate on Times specializing in coverage of organized Michelle Kohl. Traci Kosak. Chris­ Jane N. Dewey Memorial. Robert Blanchard & Rossetto holding up the charter of the organization, crime has written six books, including the topher LaVigne. James Lemieux. F. Doellner Memorial, James and 189 W. Center St. Equel which is dedicated to ensuring writers best-selling “ Eleni ” which also was made Amanda McCray. Emanuel Meri- Isabel Worth Duffy Memorial. Housing freedom around the world. into a movie. sotis, Thomas O’Marra. Michael Manchester, Conn. Opportunity Loose Lips Steven Dunfield Memorial. Min­ REM. ESTATE Old Yeller lives Paris, James Patrick. Kelli Reyn- nie Wortley England Memorial. CIA Director William Casey’s battle with the media goudt. Thomas Robinson. Brenda Godfather III Mick and menopause The children's classic “Old Yeller” over the release of sensitive intelligence information Ross and Michael Taylor. returns to television on ABC Sunday and recalls a similar incident involving this June 7, 1942, From East Catholic High School. M ario Puzo h

" I recognized it as a good sto ry but I d id n ’t THURSDAY’S ANSWER — Light travels at the speed of have the prescience to believe it would be a 186,000 miles per second. Visiting nurses classic.” Parker says. Lately Parker has b«>en working on plans to open his 360-room A Newspaper in Education Program raffle Chrysler Sponsored by Fess Parker’s Red Lion Resort Hotel in HAGGAR EXPAND-O-MATICS® Santa Barbara. Calif., after an 11-year The Manchester Herald In order to help pay for services. HAGGAR WOOL BLENDS campaign, and is again considering .some Visiting Nurse and llome Care of When you get Haggar Expan(d-0- The added touch of wool gives these show business. "I’ve reached a stage in my Manchester Inc. w ill be raffling off a car, the group’s executive Matics®, you ge^t performance you trousers its rich look and feel. life w here I th in k m ayb e it w ould be fun to do can count on year 'round. Haggar’s a little work in the busine.ss again.” he says. d ire cto r said. Classic belt loops, leather belt, and Manchester Herald “ It’s the first time we’ve had to stretch waist band for ultimate com­ the famous Haggar fit. Machine go to a large fund-raiser like th is." fort — completely machine washable . . . Executive Director Lois Lewis USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 210 said. She said the raffle, which will washable . . . Publlthsd dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 be held at Chorches Motors on June Fats and friends and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.SO for one month, $19.25 20 at 6 p.m.. is needed to aid people Sizes: 90 Sizes: chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard (or three months, $38.50 (or six who eithier don't have hospital Fats Domino was joined by Jerry Lee Placs, Manchastar, Confi.] 06040. 32 to 42 months and $77.(W tor one year. insurance or can’t pay medical 32 to 42 * Reg. '30 Lewis, Ray Charles and others during a jam Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. bills. Visiting Nurse and Home session taped for a nationally televised chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send addraas changes to the Man­ Care usually gets its money from tribute to the rock 'n' roll singer-pianist. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ To place a classified or display the town. United Way and private Domino’s "Blueberry H ill.” Charles’s 'Tve chester. Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news donations. Its goal, according to DOWNTOWN VERNON Got a Woman” and Lewis’s “Whole Lotta Item, story or picture Idee, call 643- Lewis, is to raise $10,000. MANCHESTER TRI-CITY P U Z A S h a k in ’ G o in ’ O n ” w ere h ig h lig h ts of the ja m GUARANTEED DELIVERY: II 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 She said the agency picked the O ffN OAIIY 9:30-5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. O P fN W n ., THURS. sessions taped Wednesday and Thursday at you don't receive your Herald by car. a 1986 LeBaron. because “ we THURS. 'til 9:00 a FRI. IH 9:00 UPl photo REGAVS 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8a.m. Satur­ F I Story ville Jazz Hall in the French Quarter of "Your Quality Men's Shop" a day, please telephone your carrier. thought we’d try to do one big thing MAKING HIS MOVIE — Clint Eastwood, left, is doing what came naturally New Orleans. La. Rolling Stones guitarist If you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ rather than small things.” Lewis before he was elected mayor of a northern California coastal town April 8 — Ron Wood and band leader Paul Shaffer of rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ said that the car was not donated. /tpe “Late Night with David Letterman” 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ Tickets for the raffle are $10 and making a movie. In the movie, "j-leartbreak Ridge,” Eastwood plays Gunnery / television show also joined in. “ Fats Domino m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member Lewis said that a Hartford Whaler ery In Mancheeler. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Sgt. Tom Highway, an old-salt Marinecomingtogrips withthemodernCorps. and Friends” will be broadcast on Cinemax is scheduled to attend the drawing This scene is at the courthouse in downtown Los Angeles. cable television stations on July 25. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6 .1»86 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 6, 1986 — $ GOP plans State’s credit law Connecticut in Brief Meese is sued over Southbury ruling HARTFORD (UPI) - A state As a result ol blocking the the past have done little more than was filed because ”we have no session on Car-misuse probe awaits action advocacy agency has charged U.S. advocacy group from the negotia- keep the status quo in troubled reason to believe the consent may set precedent Attorney General Edwin Meese in tidns, the best interests of the institutions. decree will be a strong and forceful HARTFORD - An invesUgation of possible misuse of a a federal suit with jeopardizing the statM wn^ car by Connecticut’s second-highest ranking patients will not be looked after, “A consent decree will not one.” tax relief health and safety of patients at the the agency charged, asking Cg- alleviate the life-threatening con­ She said since 1980, in 34 similar military officer is now awaiting action by the state adjutant Southbury Training School. By Paul A. Baiken la^er, predicting the new law general, a National Guard legal officer said today. branes to issue an order allowing ditions faced by mentally retarded actions against mental health United Press International would ^ve a big lift to the The suit was filed Thursday by them to participate. '"The InvesUgation has been concluded as of now," Capt. David people who live at Southbury,” facilities by the Justice Depart­ Bv Judd Everhart consumer demand already being the Office of Protection and The Justice Department advised Dober said, but rather, “It will Sinlth, staff Judge advocate for the Connecticut National Guard Advocacy for Handcapped Per­ ment, only one case went to court The Associated Press HARTFORD — A new law heard nationwide. said. the agency in March it was “not keep them in the illegal and and in that case, patients filed a requiring Connecticut banks to "Clearly in the last six months, sons before U.S. District Court practical, nor necessary nor man­ inhumane conditions they face in A rei^rt on the probe has been sent to Maj. Gen. John T. lawsuit against the government. HARTFORD — State Senate lower credit card interest rates to when interest rates on houses and Judge Jose Cabranes sitting in dated that third parties be involved that institution.” In September 1985, the Civil President Pro Tempore Philip S. IS percent will increase pressure cars dropped so low and credit Adjutant general, who will make the decision New Haven. in the delicate negotations whether Dobler said the Southbury resi­ Rights Division of the Justice Robertson says a special session of for similar action in other states, cards stayed so high, our phones whether to act on any of the report’s recommendations. Smith It challenges Meese’s refusal to they be private groups or state dents "have been kept captive, Department cited the state for the General Assembly could be both lawmakers and consumer- rang off the wall.” Gallagher said. said- allow the agency to take part in funded protection and advocacy vulnerable and powerless, with no conditions at Southbury that in­ held as early as next week to deal advocates have predicted. The states of Virginia. Massa­ "i don’t know what the recommendations were,” said Smith, negotiations between the Justice agenies,” voice in any decisions regarding cluded inadequate medical care, with the budget surplus and a Gov. William A. O’Neill signed a chusetts. New York, New Jersey, who added that the internal investigation was conducted by Col. Department and the state over Eliot Dober, executive director the quality of their lives.” over-drugging and heavy use of property tax-relief program for bill Thursday lowering the maxi­ Indiana. California, Maryland, Thomas Buck on orders of the chief of staff, who reports to illegal and unconstitutional condi­ of the agency, said the talks will Sharon Johnson, a spokeswoman physical restraints and inadequate the low-income elderly. mum interest rate that can be Illinois and Louisiana have all Gereski. tions at Southbury. result in a consent decree, which in for the agency, said the lawsuit staff training and supervsion. Robertson. R-Cheshire. said charged on credit card purchases begun considering such legisla­ The investigation involves Assistant Adjutant Gen. John P. Thursday that GOP leaders de­ in Connecticut from 18 percent to tion, Gallagher said. Carragher’s signing of a mileage report in April, stating his car cided to have the General Assem­ 15 percent. The fierce competition among had been used only for authorized business. But on April 25, state bly call itself into special session Enactment of the law. which Connecticut banks, which has police reported stopping Carragher’s car at 3:30 a.m. near the State fights ban on woman Scout leader and to reject. Democratic Gov. makes Connecticut the first state produced credit card rates as low State Armory after the car had been sighted outside a Hartford William A. O’Neill’s proposal fora to require interest rates be lowered as 10.9 percent, began soon after bar and near a park. special session to distribute $50 to IS percent, sets a precedent that the Legislature approved the bill HARTFORD (AP) - State At­ But Lieherman disagreed and could be a Boy Scout master. the consumer advocates hoped April 29. Chernauskas ruled that the million to cities and towns for torney General Joseph I. Lieher- said the issue, now before the state Pollard, who has been involved state's Public Accommodations property tax relief. would soon be followed across the People’s Bank announced It Accused Nazi collaborator to appeal man is appealing last month’s Appellate Court, was one of sex with the Boy Scouts since 1950, ran nation. would lower its 15.9 percent rate to Act, which prohibits discrimina­ The senator said the state NEW HAVEN — An accused Nazi collaborator will appeal a decision that denies Catherine discrimination. a troop in Milford from October tion in housing and other public Since the biil was passed by the 11.5 percent between June 16 and Pollard the right to lead a Boy constitution prohibits the governor UPI photo federal judge’s order that would strip the former Yale University "Clearly, she is capable of being 1973 to January 1975 because no facilities, cannot be applied to a from calling a special session state Legislature several weeks Sept. 30; Connecticut National Scout troop. a scoutmaster because she, did it men had volunteered to lead it. Her ago. many Connecticut banks have Bank said it would cut its rate from lecturer of his U.S. citizenship, his attorney has announced. private organization like the Boy unless there is a "special Package deal Judge Jo.seph J. Chernauskas for four years and did it very well.” formal applications to attain scout­ Scouts. But he said the concern begun lowering credit card rates, 18 percent to 11.75 percent on all The appeal on behalf of Vladmir Sokolov of Milford will be filed ruled May 19 that Connecticut law emergency” next week in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, Lieherman said. "The fact that the master status were denied by the about male role models was a "We’re going to keep him Republican leaders leave Gpv. William Norstrand and Senate Majority Leader often below the 15 percent level purchases made this year; and cannot force the Boy Scouts to organization does not want to give Boy Scouts in 1974 and 1976. contained in the bill. Connecticut Bank and Trust re­ attorney Brian Gildea of New Haven said Thursday. major consideration in the case. honest.” Robertson said. "We O’Neill’s office Thursday following a name women as scoutmasters. her the title officially really Lieherman said the basic legal Reginald Smith. The GOP leaders “There’s no question in my mind duced its rate from 18 percent to 12 Gildea would not comment on the appeal but said the Chernauskas said he-agreed with don’t wish the governor to violate brief meeting on the GOP-sponsored amounts to discrimination based question is whether the Boys Pollard’s lawyer. Susan Batho- the constitution. It’s illegal." predicted they have nearly enough that this kind of competition within percent for purchases made government cannot proceed with deportation until the appeals Boy Scouts’ arguments that hoys on sex, and that should be illegal.” Scouts of America is a public lomew of New Haven, has com­ O'Neill indicated Thursday that education package. From left are votes within their own party to pass the the industry has been generated by through Sept. 30. process is exhausted. aged 11 to 14 years need male role Lieberman’s office represents accommodation "which is the pared the case to the U.S. Supreme he was not concerned about who Senate President Pro Tempore Phillip reform bill. legislative support” of the interest Shortly before O’Neill signed the In a decision released Monday in U.S. District Court in New models to help them "in the the Commission on Human Rights term u.sed in the antidiscrimina­ Court’s decision allowing women rate bill, said House Minority bill Thursday, the Society for called the special session, as long Robertson. House Speaker R.E. Van Haven. Judge Thomas F. Murphy said Sokolov lied to difficult process of maturing to and Opportunities which had ruled tion statutue. We feel very strongly, to join the Jaycees, a national civic as one was held. He said the special Leader Irving Stolberg. D-New Savings, which had cut its rate immigration officials in the early 1950s about his war record. adulthood.” in 1984 that Pollard, of Milford. that they are.” group. session is needed to discuss two Haven, who joined O’Neill at a from 14.9 percent to 13.9 percent on Sokolov, 73, worked as a Nazi propagandist in occupied Russia "emergencies" — the surplus and signing ceremony. May 15, announced a further and in Germany during World War II. “I believe this will save the decrease to 10.9 percent. Sal* Eff*ctlve a tax-relief program for the YOU CAN T EX) BETTER THAN ^ elderly. Waterbury vote abuse cited people of this state millions and The American Bankers Associa­ City faces bias charges again Fri., June 6— Open Dally He also said he wanted the millions of dollars.” O’Neill said, tion said Connecticut’s battle for Sun., June 8 c * ■ 9:30-9:30 special session to rework a death- HARTFORD (AP) — An investi­ Moffett said Wednesday that he absentee ballot application was predicting other states would credit card customers has made it BRIDGEPORT — The state’s largest city is once again facing Sun. 10-5 penalty bill he vetoed Thursday. gation of absentee votes cast in has heard of possible absentee forged. follow the trend set by Connecticut. one of the most attractive states in JERRY BAKER, Waterbury’s May primary shows federal court charges of discriminatory hiring practices, but He said the measure would have voting irregularities "on both Ruth E. Farina said she received Mary Jane Gallagher, spokes­ the nation. Mayor Thomas W. Bucci says he does not expect protracted AMERICA’S 'permitted the execution of child­ evidence of forged signatures, sides.” an absentee ballot in the mail, but woman for the 130,000-member The changes could lead many attempts to sway voters, and a Bankcard Holders of America, consumers to switch banks, since litigation or huge fines this time. MASTER ren and mentally retarded people. "I had no hard information to lay so did her husband — who has been Bucci, himself a labor attorney who has taken discrimination The governor said the $50 million report of a dead man requesting an before a judge.” he .said. dead for two years. The Courant said her Washington-based lobby­ about 250,000 of the state’s 1.1 GARDENER, AMERICA’S GARDEN CENTER absentee ballot. theHartford Cour- O'Neill said through a spokes­ reports that someone forged ing group has spent months million credit card customers cases to the U.S. Supreme Court, said Thursday he was RECOMMENDS. in aid to cities and towns would disappointed that the city’s firefighters hiring list was labeled come from the estimated $274.3 ant reports in a copyright story man that he has heard of no James E. Farina's signature on a pressing both the Congress and belong to New York- based money For Down To Earth Prices. today. improprieties involving absentee ballot application. individual legislatures to lower centers that have annual finance discriminatory earlier this week by Chief U.S. District Judge million budget surplus. T.F. Gilroy Daly. Foij(Ourconvenience^h^Garder^enterwil^£ei^^^j|n^r^aLj^^ Robertson said 'Thursday that a The irregularities were unco­ ballots. The outcome of the 49-delegate, credit card rates after other forms charges at or above 19 percent. GOP proposal for such relief did vered in a week-long Courant The Courant reports, in some winner-take-all Waterbury prim­ of interest rates began falling The Bankcard Holders of Amer­ He said he and the city attorneys were not informed that the list Lawn Insect Control investigation as reporters combed across the country, ica has been lobbying the Congress of candidates drawn up by the city’s personnel department was not yet have a final estimated cost, overlapping cases, that 29 voters ary was critical for Moffett. He 5,000 Sq. Ft. but indicated it could be in the absentee-voting records and spoke said their applications for absen­ needs 23 to 30 more delegates to “Connecticut is the first state to to mandate lower rates nation­ going to be certified. range.of the governor’s proposal. with Waterbury residents in tele­ tee ballots had been forged: two have the required 20 percent succe.ssfully surmount the power­ wide, but does not expect to be Sale Price 7.97 i*0HTH0 phone and door-to-doorinterviews. absentee ballots were cast in the needed to force a primary against ful banking lobby.” said Gal- successful. Gallagher said Lawn Insect lomito A 1985 law changing the “circuit Bad year for allergy sufferers ■.awn Inxett Mtg. Rebate -2.00 t UiyetittBOutt breaker” property tax relief pro­ A total of 819 absentee ballots names of people whose parents O'Neill in September. Coni nil Control with gram for the low-income elderly were cast and validated in the said could not have voted: three The Waterbury primary was NEW HAVEN — Pollen-producing trees and grass are O.. tViWvV., Dlozlnon Cost After required participants to include pivotal primary in which Gov. people said they had not voted, questioned the very night that it combining to give allergy sufferers a double-whammy of Rebate 5 .9 7 Social Security income on their William A. O'Neill defeated chal­ though records show ballots were occurred. After the first count. Governor's pen kills suffering this year because of the weather patterns, a state Scott's Turf Builder applications for assistance. That lenger Toby Moffett by 43 of the cast in their name. Moffett was unofficially declared researcher said. Rebates Must Be the winner. An hour later, the vote Postmarked By Turf Builder Plus 2 has pushed some people over the 12.083 votes. Also: votes were cast by people George Stephens, chief of the department of forestry and 5,000 Sq. Ft. income limits, forcing them out of No direct link was found to the who were -supposed to have been in had switched, on a recount, to horticulture at the state Agricultural Experiment Station, said a [June 14,1986. the program, according to campaign organization of either Waterbury while they were actu­ O'Neill's favor. An official recount spring cold snap has delayed the tree pollen season, which is now Sale Price 13.29 several days later confirmed that death-penalty changes Robertson. man. ally out of .state or abroad: overlapping with the grass pollen season for record pollen counts Price Mfg. Rebate -2 .0 0 The senator also said the special duplicate applications were filed O'Neill had won by 43 delegates. Alter But the Courant's reporters Absentee ballots accounted for in some areas. session may take up a bridge for five voters, all of whom say the HARTFORD (UFI) - Gov. The bill, proposed by Sen. 5 .9 7 Rebate TOUffM lirjPKIt Cost After 3 .7 7 found evidence of questionable 6.8 percent of Waterbury's total The tree pollen season usually lasts until June when grasses 1 1 .2 9 problem in Sprague and problems duplicates are forgeries, and 15 William A. O’Neill’s decision to Richard Johnston, R- take over and bloom until July, Stephens said. Then in late Home Pest Insect Control Rebate Tomato, Vegetable Dust resulting from Stratford’s effort to practices in 43 of the 111 absentee Waterbury voters say campaign primary vote, veto a bill that would have made it Wethersfield. chairman of Judi­ Kills roaches, ants, crickets, fleas, Controls insects and diseases on ballots they examined. Waterbury John Rock. Waterbury's Demo­ summer and early fall, ragweed sets in, triggering still more buy landfill space in the town of workers influenced their vote, or easier to impose the death penalty ciary Committee, would have allergies. many others 1 gallon. 10,000 Sq. Ft. tomatoes, melons, other vegetables Brooklyn. residents questioned by reporters marked their ballots for them. cratic regi.strar of voters, said in Connecticut has drawn accusa­ eliminated a provision of the 10o2. cite attempts by campaign signatures on the applications are The legislature is already in tions of political maneuvering state's current death penalty law Sale Price 24.79 _____ workers representing both Moffett Ida Knight told Courant repor­ never checked against signatures from proponents of the measure. that allows a single mitigating Inmate charged In 1982 murder special session, dealing with a bill and O'Neill to sway their vote ters that neither she nor her on the envelopes. C1eMou|NUr^ Mfg. Rebate •4.00 to improve local education pro­ O’Neill, who explained Thursday factor as a reason for not imposing Some voters said Moffett cam­ husband checked absentee ballot "We're not cops.” he said. "That during an impromptu Capitol news the death sentence. SOMERS — A 32-year-old New Haven man serving a 62-year fikulefliiizo Cost After grams andd teacher salaries. That paign workers visited them: oth­ boxes, but their ab.sentee ballots is not our function at all. Who are sentence for rape and kidnapping is being charged with capital 2 0 .7 9 session was expected to adjourn conference why he refused to sign The bill called for a jury to weigh B ifrp e € Rebate ers said workers were represent­ arrived with the,boxes checked in we to say that that's not your the bill, said he supports the felony murder in the 1982 death of a New Haven woman, state’ today. ing O'Neill. She claims that her signature on an signature?” mitigating factors against aggra­ concept of a death penalty. vating factors, and then decide police said. 15,000 Sq. Ft. However, O’Neill said he could whether the death penalty was the William B. Schroff 3rd was arraigned in New Haven Superior vegetables not sign a bill that he believes could appropriate punishment. Court Thursday in the death of 20-year-oId Ann Criscuolo of New Sale Price 33.88 allow children and mentally re­ Haven, state police Sgt. Daniel Lewis said. Capital felony Mfg. Rebate -6 .0 0 Hospital workers ready for long strike tarded persons to be executed. O’Neill also said he believes the murder carries a possible death sentence. bill was put together too hastily, Cost After "I am for the death penalty. I Schroff is also awaiting trial in the 1982 death of a second 2 7 .8 8 WATERBURY (UPI) - job Monday morning, and they man Richard Bulat. of iiii itii ti-jrcars. have always been for it,” O’Neill and he will call a special session of Rebate Both strikes concerned a li.st of the Legislature within a few days woman and remains a suspect in the disappearance of several t Workers at Waterbury Hospitai were joined Wednesday morning The wide difference in offers is said, "I am not sure that anyone in other people, Lewis said. Not Available in Windsor say they are prepared for a by the union repre.senting .576 more than 100 economic and based upon differences in compar­ the state of Connecticut wants to to work on passing a new death prolonged strike as no new negota- registered and licen.sed practical non-economic concessions sought able wages paid at other hospitals penalty bill. Criscuolo was reported missing by her husband. Joseph, on BiUtpee execute children or the retarded.” Feb. 6, 1982, Lewis said. Her body was found in Lyme on Feb. 28, 5 .9 7 Burpee Grow Fertilizers 5 .9 7 tions were planned or expected nurses. by the hospital, which is trying to in the region. Bulat said. O’Neill was also critical of the “I just believe the governor Bag-A-Bug Beetle Trap 10 Lb. Bag TrIox Vegetation Killer within the next week. reduce labor costs after experienc­ “Where the nurses are a little bit 1982, Lewis said. Both unions and hospital man­ fact that the bill did not have a doesn’t have the guts to sign it,” In September 1983, Schroff was convicted of kidnapping and Japanese beetle trap with sex lure. grownsnuiia...... Sale Price 5.99 Kills unwanted vegetation in drive­ agement agreed they had not ing several years of declining under the regional comparable public hearing during the 1986 Johnston said, dismissing the Disposable bags, with sex lure. ways. patios, along fences 1 qt Members of two striking unions numbers of patients. rape In the 1982 abduction of a 16-year-old Milford girl, Lewis flowers Mfg. Rebate -1.00 said Thursday they would main­ reached an impasse in negotia­ wages, the service and mainte­ legislative session. grounds O'Neill cited as the Btfipee can tions. but said they were waiting Bulat, in releasing details of the nance workers are quite above the The death penalty bill was reasons for vetoing the bill. said. Cost After tain a 24-hour-a-day picket line regional wage." Bulat said. 4 .9 9 around the hospital, which has for federal mediators to arrange contract offers made to both passed several weeks ago by the "This being an election year, Rebate the next bargaining sessions. unions, said many of thse issues Bulat also said difference be­ Republican-controlled Legislature he's sensitive to angering any Defense says ‘heroin’ was flour remained vacant since manage­ tween the 1 percent annual wage ■jSSSuie Mir fji Burpee Grow 2Vi Lb. Box ment discharged the final five Meanwhile Thursday, hospital have already been resolved. after a Superior Court jury in New people out there,” Johnston said. increase offered by the hospital London failed to recommend the "What I am planning on doing is HARTFORD — A lawyer representing a man charged in what Sale Price patients from the 505-bed facility officials relea.sed details of the Bulat said the three-year con­ and the 7 percent annual increase 2.50 on Wednesday. contract proposals they have made execution of convicted double­ talking to my leadership about federal officials called the state’s largest heroin bust claims that Mfg. Rebate tract offer voted upon and rejected sought by the service and mainte­ murderer Michael Ross. overriding the veto.” the heroin was actually flour. -1.00 "It's going to be at least a week thus far to the unions representing Tue.sday by the nurses called fora nance union is due slow progress in until anybody calls negotiations.” striking nurses and service and Hartford attorney Michael J. Graham filed legal motions this Cost After wage increase of 6.6 percent in the negotiations, since the hospital Rebate 1 .5 0 said nurses union spokeswoman maintenance workers. fir.st year for the registered nurses week stating an inventory of items seized in the $7 million April would be willing to increase its heroin arrest included a flight bag holding seven bags of flour, 4.37 Barbara Larson, adding the The state's fifth-largest hospital, and 4.6 percent for the licensed figure. Scons' Quick Quick Cover Gross Seed workers were now "digging in” for which began discharging patients practical nurses. Bulat said the offers also in­ REWARD but no heroin. Cover" . for a long strike. when plans for the strike were Meanwhile the contract offer volved many changes in pay Graham filed a motion to dismiss charges against Frank quick results. 3LbBog 3 ^ 9 7 The 545-member service and announced two weeks ago, re­ pending before the service and benefits, but he said the proposed $50 Reward offered for information Davies Addy, 41, a native of Ghana. Addy was arrested with two maintenance workers union has leased its final five patients other Ghanaian nationals outside a Hartford restaurant. maintenance union called for a increases and decreases mostly leading to the arrost and conviction of Each been on strike since walking off the ^Wednesday, said hospital spokes­ wage increase of 1 percent in each Federal Drug Enforcement Agency officials would not 1.77 COUPON cancelled each other out. Bag-A-Bug Bags or Stand 3 .7 7 person or persons who removed the comment on Graham's statement or motion. But U.S. Attorney Rose & Flower Insect Killer Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Addy would not have been arrested if Replacement disposable Connecticut State flag from the Quickly kills maior insects on roses, only flour had been seized. bags or stand. flowers, ornamentals. 24 oz ready to Manchester Herald flagpole. 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OPINION White House gets shuttle report Panel didn’t teke long By Al Rossiter Jr. was sworn in Feb. 8 and four days recommendation not to launch "That was pretty sobering infor­ United Press International later It got its big break in the became known, the panel turned mation. Needless to say. it was a to find ‘smoking gun’ Authority best probe — a surprise disclosure that the Florida meeting into an inten­ shock to the commission,” the WASIlfINGTON — The 250-page Morton ‘Thiokol engineers had sive data review session. source said. “ We were visibly WASHINGTON (AP) - Only report of the Rogers Commission is recommended against launching Key NASA and Thiokol officials unearthed by the commission; shaken by it.” 2‘A hours into its investigation, I JoST KMOW1HI& IS being sent to the White House the shuttle Jan. 28 because of who were involved in the launch That there was concern the If McDonald had not spoken out. the Challenger commission j|ic k * today, climaxing a four-month unusually cold weather at Cape decision were called to testify the shuttle booster rocket seals manager for the source said the investigation found a smoking gun. investigation that found the Chal­ Canaveral. next day in a large conference might not work in cold weather Gonna pay off into the accident that killed seven AiideMdiil lenger explosion was triggered by A commission source said Allan room on the fourth floor of the Newly sworn and uncertain of and that NASA's launch control astronauts "surely would have rocket failure and fated by NASA McDonald, Morton Thiokol’s top Kennedy Space Center headquar­ how to proceed, the commission chiefs never heard about such ANY MINUTE! SimmE ANOTHER been delayed.” Elm housing management flaws. engineer at Cape Canaveral when ters building. was hearing its first witnesses serious safety protests. The report, based on facts the shuttle was launched, stood up "That’s when the total story on Feb. 10 when a man standing $|oo MILLION! gathered from 6,300 documents, 13 The commission report blames al the side of the room broke into McDonald’s worries about the at a private meeting of the unfolded." the source said. the accident on the faulty joint seals turned out to be well days of testimony and interviews commission Feb. 10 and told The commission was told that the drone of testimony. with 180 people, was bound by a between two segments of Chal­ “ Mr. Chairman.” he said, founded. The commission will Town Director James Fogarty said with Rogers of the launch dissent. when the Morton Thiokol engi­ report that the accident was printer in suburban Virginia lenger’s right boo.ster. rocket. "you ought to be aware that some emphasis Tuesday night that if the Humans must "So bang, bang, we were under­ neers called for a delay because of Fiery gases leaked from the joint triggered by the kind of failure Thursday and held under guard to some of us didn’t want to way,’’ said the source who asked to concerns the cold might harm the and started a chain of events that about which McDonald warned. town builds apartments for elderly people on prevent premature disclosure of remain anonymous. “That was the rubber 0-ring seals in the rocket launch.” its edntents. triggered an explosion 73 seconds A commission source who North Elm Street, the project should be turning point." joint, they were challenged by after blastoff. The outburst, by Allan McDo­ managed by the Manchester Housing keep exploring President Reagan plans to meet "It was very clear then that the NASA officials from the Marshall nald, an engineer for rocket was in the Feb. 10 hearing the commission members Monday remembers thinking; “ Boy, oh, Authority. He is right. commission had to take some Space Flight Center in Huntsville, But the document goes beyond builder Morton Thiokol Inc., afternoon and the document then fairly bold action." he said. Ala. '' the events of the flight. The was the first indication to the boy — only 2‘A hours into this It is difficult to imagine any agency better will be released to the public, The situation became even The commission also learned investigation soon found that there 13-member commission that thing and there it is.” equipped for the task than the agency that is the heavens starting NASA on the road to clearer later in the week. that four Thiokol vice presidents had long been concern about the there had been protests before The commission is scheduled already in the daily business of managing recovery from the nation’s worst The commission had planned to overruled their engineers and gave joint design, but that the concerns Challenger was launched on its to present its 250-page report, space disaster. flight of death. apartments for elderly people in Manchester. meet Feb. 13 at the Kennedy Space NASA launch approval. Top NASA of individual engineers were never the product of four months of WASHINGTON — Five centuries after The panel headed by former Center for an orientation session, officials were not even aware of the adequately communicated to Eventually, McDonald’s re­ investigation, to President Rea­ There is more involved in the matter than Columbus sought to explore the unknown, the Secretary of Smte William Rogers the source said. But when the launch dissent. higher level managers. marks. amplified in his later gan on Monday. The report is efficient business management, though that same objections are being heard again: l^ e risk public testimony, came to sym­ severely critical of NASA and is a priority. Equally important is the is too great. The cost is too high. The dream is too bolize two of the biggest prob­ the system that smothered the impractical. • . lems al the National Aeronau­ objections of McDonald and capacity to understand the requirements of tics and Space Administration others who opposed the launch. elderly people and to keep open The voyage of Columbus was turned down, first Report could pave way for lawsuits by the king of Portugal, then by a Spanish communications between tenants and blue-ribbon commission. But in the end, Columbus Bv Deborah Mesce representatives of the landlord. amicable settlement of the matter John O’Brien. NASA general mission specialists Judith A. Res- opened up new continents and new vistas of The Assocloted Press would best serve all parties. But. counsel, said, ” 1 think everybody When the town was converting the former nik, Ronald E. McNair and Ellison knowledge that made his critics look foolish. He he predicted, "if not. one or more is waiting to see what comes out of S. Onizuka. FINE PUBLIC AUCTION Rennet School building on Main Street to also made possible the most successful WASHINGTON — Aerospace of those dependents will seek relief the investigation.” A suit against the government SATU RD AY, JUNE lilh . 10:00 A.M. (inspec. 8 A.M.) anti-poverty program in history: the great legal experts are receiving inquir­ through the court system.” The commission’s report “ prob­ apartments for elderly people, the Housing could be brought by relatives of (under lent) migration of destitute peoples to the Americas. ies about possibly seeking dam­ Kenneth Miller of the Chicago ably will factor heavily in the Authority was invited to submit bids for a Gregory B. Jarvis, a Hughes M ANSFIELD. (EAGLEVILLEl CONN. Today Columbus has been superseded by ages from NASA or contractors law firm of Philip Corboy said his equation” of families deciding .Aircraft Co. engineer, and New management contract. The authority chose involved in the Challenger disas­ DIR: 7 Miles from Willimantic on Route #32 (the Stafford Rd.) astronauts eager to explore the space frontier, to office also was contacted by a whether to sue. he said Hampshire teacher Christa McAu- not to do so. ter, and they say release of a report to Route 275 So, (So. Eagleville Rd.) to dead end Old Mill Court. lead mankind to other worlds. They believe untold lawyer claiming to represent a O’Brien declined to speculate on liffe under the Federal Tort Claims PARTIAL LISTING; COMPLETE CONTENTS OF 10 Room include a on the January accident will set the Challenger family seeking infor­ Later on, significant tenant problems arose knowledge and hidden resources await them — the likelihood of a lawsuit, saying. Act. he added. three sectional bookcase with top gallery; five piece inlaid M.O.P. par­ stage for court action. mation on filing a suit. lor .set: 3 bamboo stands: Rooms of Mahogany beds, bureaus, desks, re­ RdCk V MTU. “ Each individual situation will be All seven estates, however, at Rennet. While it is difficult to say who was the raw materials of space that will enhance life cord cab., tables, (one with hidden radio): bedroom sets and dining NEWS-UtA No relative of any of the seven Neither Miller nor Krist would different and sensitive to their own could file a claim with NASA under on Earth. rooms .sets all in M AHOGANY: exceptional record cabinet; Oak china at fault in creating the problems, one thing is crew members killed in the explo­ identify either the inquiring lawy­ insurance and estates and what the Space Act of 1958. "and there v -tf sion has filed a lawsuit, but clo.sel (Round): Oak hall bench with blvd. mirror: Mission oak book­ clear: There was a breakdown in ers or the relatives they purported damage they think they may have doesn’t have to be any showing of case: Young and son upright piano: three Wallace nutting Prints: communications that delayed correction. ‘THEY EXPECT TO ASSEMBLE in space Houston attorney Ronald D. Krist to represent. suffered.” negligence for NASA to pay claims Porch rockers: Unusual "C " Roll Fancy Glennwood Gas Cooldng said he has been contacted by Some relatives told The Asso­ The problems at Rennet would have solar-powered satellites that can capture the sun’s O’Brien said none of the astro­ under that authority" O'Brien Range: Many prints: P A N T R Y AND CUPBOARDS ARE JAM Washington Window inexhaustible energy and transmit it to earth. “ four or five” lawyers who ciated Press they would not decide nauts signed waivers of any kind, said. PACKED. THIS W ILL BE ONE OF OUR LONGER AUCTTIONS OF existed no matter who was in charge. They THE SUMMER. TONS OF BOX LOTS. PLEASE BRING BOXES-A They will mine valuable minerals up there, not claimed to represent surviving on whether to sue until after the but that federal law bars govern­ Under the law. NASA can pay up relatives of the astronauts and CHAIR-AND A FRIEND-Cash or good check. came about mostly because an old building only to supplement dwindling resources on Earth presidential commission investi­ ment employees or their estates to $25,000 per claim, and "i f we feel sought advice about filing a gating the Jan. 28 catastrophe constructed for one use was being converted but to build and sustain society in space. They also from suing the government. That there are meritorious claims that ROBERT H. GLASS AUCTIONEERS damage suit. issues its report Monday. Family would apply to five astronauts: to another for which it was not perfectly There are no easy answers hope to transfer industrial activities from Earth to exceed that amount,” the space (20.^) .SGA-TSIS (anvlime) Krist. who sued on behalf of members were briefed privately shuttle commander Francis R agency could ask Congress to P.S. DON’T FORGET OUR GIGANTIC FIELD AU(:TION SUNDAY, suited. space. This will improve old products, create new Betty Grissom after her husband. on the report Wednesday. Scobee. pilot Michael J Smith, and authorize more, he said. JUNE 15th at 12 Noon. Call us if you want to be a seller, one Item or 1000. Rut the snag that aggravated the situation products and. at the same time, protect the. Virgil I. "Gus” Grissom, died in probably would not have occurred if the Earth’s fragile biosphere. ‘ the 1967 Apollo spacecraft fire, Even as the space program opens up future said three of the lawyers contacted Housing Authority, with its experience in to the impasse on Nicaragua worlds, it will continue to advance science and him a second time last month dealing with elderly people, had been Bv Helen Thomas agreement with Nicaragua, but independent study and kept its enrich our everyday lives in the here and now. The asking whether he would be managing the complex. they are deadlocked over the distance while not repudiating it Apollo program, which transported men to the available for a lawsuit. He ans­ wered: "You bet.” When the Housing Authority was asked to WASHINGTON - The admin­ question of Soviet and Cuban — iilerally. having it both ways. moon, created many times more wealth than It Arthur Dula. a Houston aero­ consider managing the Rennet Apartments istration i.s at the crossroads military advisers in Nicaragua, The United States is not a party cost — new jobs, new products and new industries. when it comes to Nicaragua and its huge arsenal. However, space lawyer and law professor, the authority’s Roard of Commissioners to the Contadora negotiations, This becomes increasingly true as the old said Thursday he has learned that It wants the Marxist-led Sandi- the negotiators have not given up but it is all powerful in calling the sources of jobs and prosperity — the one of the shuttle contractors, While flocks of banks are than life, 65,000-lb* feathered decided against it on the grounds that the nista government out at anycost and are taking more time to see shots on whether a treaty should raw-materials industries and the smoke-stack whom he would not identify, has merging and becoming imper­ spokesperson is, our concern added burden would put a strain on the and the only question is whether whether a peaceful solution has a be signed, and when. plants — falter and decline. ’The new businesses — been sent a letter seeking compen­ sonal, the Eagle stands alone. with personal service is still First Hedeial Savings authority’s staff. 'Phe argument was never it must be done peacefully or by chance. It hovers like an avenging data processing, electronics, telecommunica­ sation. which he said could be a very convincing. force. Either way. U S influence Meanwhile, Republican con­ angel and both sides are all too tions. robotics, automation, services of many precursor to a suit. We’re that rare breed of com­ greater. It’s what makes us With a structure already in place, it would i.s paramount in the equation. servatives are worried that the conscious that U S. stipulations kinds — are based heavily upon Information. "There are demands being munity bank — big enough to head and feathers.above the TheEagkanmgkznh made.” he said. Asked if he was have been practical to expand the staff using No one in the administration, United States might go along must be accepted or there will be In the Information Economy of today, the offer all the services you need, rest. The Eagle among banks. including President Reagan, has representing any astronaut rela­ the fee paid for management of the with a treaty that would leave the no deal. primary raw material is information, and that is small enough to care about you. East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, said publicly that the United Sandinistas free to betray prom- tives in the case. Dula replied. “ I 'Weight varies during molting season. Visil what the space program pre-eminently produces. And as impressive as our larger him in our lobby and see for yourself. Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor ,.u .iS !« r apartments. States seeks the overthrow of the i.ses after it is signed. For that cannot answer that question.” SHORT OF TOTAL and uncon­ The space program gave the United States the In an interview last month. Krist Managua government But Rea­ reason, they are up in arms The lesson is clear in the instance of the ditional surrender, peace terms lead in .sciences that affect the health, said a lawsuit was “ absolutely project planned on North Elm Street. The gan says he wants the Sandinis- against the president’s special are often a compromise. Rea­ environment and economy of the people. The inevitable” and that " I fully town should select the Housing Authority as tas to "cry uncle" and to accept a envoy. Philip Habib. He was gan’s spokesmen have reiter­ nation that leads in space will assuredly lead in anticipate I ’ll be employed in one the property manager and the Roard of broader and more democratic summoned out of retirement, ated time and again that Nicara­ these other vital fields. or more cases.” government first to tackle the Philippine Asked Wednesday whether he Commissioners of the authority should agree gua must live up to all aspects of Yet there are those who belittle space Moreover, the administration problem and ease out President had been retained by any Chal­ to take on the responsibility. the Contadora treaty before the exploration, who see only the dollars in front of is supporting the Nicaraguan Ferdinand Marcos, and then sent United States will ease up its them and not the riches that lie beyond the lenger relatives, Krist said. "No comment,” adding that acknowl­ \ rebels, called the contras, who to work on a peaceful solution in military pressure on Nicaragua. horizon. The-federal funding required for the edging representation without a want to regain the government Central America. Undoubtedly feeling the pres­ space program is coveted for things of Earth — by military means, and who client’s permission would violate sure of possible failure and boondoggles for the rich and appropriations for attorney-client privilege. operate along the Nicaraguan THE CONSERVATIVES want seeing the possibility of negotia­ pork-barrel projects. He also said an out-of-court. border with Honduras. Habib’s resignation, contending tions going down the drain. The administration also has that he imprecisely signaled the President Daniel Ortega has W E H A VE SPO K EN with many astronauts — had some 3.000 American troops Contadora nations that the Uni­ unexpectedly called for "con­ men like Alan Shepard, the first American in Challenger on continuous maneuvers in ted States would uphold their crete agreements on arms con­ space: Edwin Aldrin. who made the first landing Honduras, with bases and air­ treaty if it was signed by trol” in an effort to break the on the moon: Thomas Stafford, who rendezvoused fields. since 1983 to put Nicara­ Nicaragua. Habib’s critics say deadlock over a treaty. in space with Soviet cosmonauts; Eugene Ceman, gua on warning. report open he should have said the United But the big question is whether the last man to walk on the moon. States would abide by the treaty . Sandinistas are now ready to They are united in their enthusiasm about the ON THE OTHER SIDE of the only after its terms are renounce their Moscow and opportunities that await mankind in space. But to public coin is the so-called Contadora implemented. Havana ties to end U.S. support space must be explored by living, breathing peace process with four nations About the same time, the of the rebels who are warring people — not by unthinking robots, the astronauts — Mexico. Venezuela. Colombia Pentagon leaked a study saying against it. emphasize. They insist there is no substitute for and Panama — seeking to WASHINGTON (AP) - The that if the United States accepted human eyes, ears and hands out there. thousands of pages of records arrange a peaceful solution to the treaty after it was signed, They also stress the importance of keeping produced by the Challenger inves­ the Central America problem eventually it would have to Helen Thomas is United Press space exploration under civilian control. They tigation commission, including The negotiators had set a invade Nicaragua. The White International’s veteran White fear some of NASA ’s critics have a hidden motive; testimony delivered in closed-door deadline of today for reaching an House contended it was an House correspondent. They want to paint the space shuttle blue and turn sessions, will soon be available to- it over to the A ir Force to operate. the public. All 15.000 pages of public and It is inspirational to listen to astronuats describe secret testimony, along with more their experiences beyond the Elarth. ’The words than- 100,000 documents, will be Life of helping others doesn’t pay off don’t exist, they say, that can convey what it’s like bestowed on the National Archives to see the Earth from space. Nor can any camera days after the commission report "Sisters In Need — U S. Nuns Face Crisis As American dream, not AN American dream. capture the spectacular beauty of our world set is released Monday, a commission More Grow Old With Meager Benefits — Many Go against the vast, black velvet of space. staff member who asked not to be So these women have foreign, un-American on Public Welfare: Are the Bishops Evading a The curve of the earth, the swirling eddies, the identified said Thursday. Head and values. They are, after all, merely service The aide said the investigation Responsibility to Help? — Meatless Meals in patterns of clouds marbling the surface above the .V workers — teachers, nurses, social workers — but by the 13-member commission, Milwaukee ” said a recent headline in The Wall brilliant blue of the water and the blue-green of they sought to practice these occupations without headed by former Secretary of Street Journal, a newspaper which calls itself N icholas the land — this is a sight that must be personally regard to the market. They made no attempt to State William P. Rogers, cost "in ‘‘the daily diary of the American dream.” witnessed to be appreciated, the astronauts tell Von Hoffman merchandise their services to people who could the $2 million to $4 million range, The long and the short of the article is that half us. half of it for computerization.” pay for them. To the contrary, these women have fe ath e rs of Am erica‘s 115.000 Roman Catholic nuns are The staff member added, “ The spent lifetimes courting bankruptcy, asking for over the age of 60. nearing retirement or in D iplom atic digaat only commission that exceeds ours red ink on their bottom lines. retirement years, and they have no pension, no in magnitude was the Warren Communist governments usually keep the commission." That commission, savings, no nothing. Younger women, perhaps GOD M AY OR M AY NOT be just, he may or serious social problems of their countries a deep, less than inspired by the present pope’s views on headed by the late Chief Justice may not act in history, but the free market always dark secret — until they get too big to hide. ’That’s Earl Warren, investigated the the piace of females in God’s creation, have not does. The Journal reports an order of nuns in New . apparently what happened with Hungary’s above nuns do you know of who have IRAs or mutual assassination of President been joining religious orders so that..for example, funds? 'Their whole lives they have defied York so far in debt it was unable to pay for the illegal-drug epidemic. ‘The government recently Kennedy. in Milwaukee half of the 4.500 nuns are over 67 economic rationality. funerals of its poverty stricken members. You gave out the appalling figures: In the early 19T0s president Reagan, who ordered years of age and clearly getting to the point that could also say that the free market has a there were only a couple of hundred young drug the Challenger study shortly after they, who have so long taken care of others, need It’s not that the sisters have been imprudent or moralism of its own. even a sense of irony that the abusers in Hungary; by the early 1980s there were the Jan. 28 disaster, will receive taking care of themselves. that they’ve made bad investments or banked on Lord may lack. Isn’t it delicious that women who an estimated 10.000; and by 1084 the figure had the report Monday. the rest. Or do they? These are not women who have interest rates remaining high or failed to foresee have given up their lives to do works of charity, The report will be 250 pages risen to 30.000. That’s in a population of about 11 along with four appendices, and it spent their adult years perusing the Daily Diary ol that the dollar some day would have to come should in their old age and indigency be forced to million. Has Marxism made opium the religion of will be followed in a few weeks by the American Dream every morning before crashing down in relation to the yen. These women be the recipients of charity? the people? four other volumes. They will repairing to school, hospital, settlement house or in holy orders have probably never even heard of Some may read of the sisters’ distress and be include the transcripts of all closed hospice. They have dreamt some other such considerations: indeed, as a matter of moved to help, but is that really a good idea? If sessions held by the commission. non-American or even un-American dream. principle, as an act of piety they’ve shunned people come forward with money and care, Since the Challenger exploded, thoughts about money and its management. wouldn’t such generosity inevitably encourage claiming the lives of its crew of T H E Y H A V E D E F IE D the market economy by other, young, foolish women to think about falling seven, more than 6,000 people have staying out of it. Many, many thousands of nuns MANY ‘THOUSANDS of these women took vows into a life of selflessness and dedication to others? fQanrbpstrr Hrralb taken part in the investigation of have worked for years for $50 or $100 a month plus that they would not partake of the consumer Don’t we want to bum it into the minds of young Founded In 1M1 what went wrong. More than 1,500 of those work for NASA, 3,000 are room and board; they have worked without Social economy; they aspired to a state of holy poverty: girls tempted to walk the streets giving succor to contractor employees. Security which should, by the lights of the Daily many of them have lived their whole lives in mcHARD w. cosanovE ...... r u w i*M r the hungry and the homeless that those who do DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... EMcuflV* ESHor Diary of the American Dream, be a point in their communal houses, nunneries if you will, where will ultimately wear the rags of those they try to JAMES P. SACKS...... M*fiag*n«CSHor favor: they have worked without medical there is no television, where advertising of any help? ALEXANDER Oineu.1 ...... Anoclal* EdHor insurance or pension plans. kind seldom is able to penetrate. For is it not written that she who lives without EMERGENCY They have deliberately and conscientiously' - Evidently they did not dream the American the dollar dies without the dollar? MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... BuUnMt Managw Fire — Police — Medical sought and obtained employment for under the dream, certainly not the one The Wall Street SHELDON COHEN ...... , ...... Compecina MMpgtr going market rate and thousands upon thousands Journal claims to be the custodian of, whose i ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... J...... PrM Weem Managw DIAL 911 Nicholas VonHoffman is a syndicated JEANNE O. FROMERTH ...... , ...... CKouMMen MMWgw of them have done it all their lives. How many slogan says the paper is the diary of THE ^ columnist. In Manchester g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6,1986 - S O b itu a ries Coventry’s Cleary explains personnel stand SPORTS By Jacqueline Bennett oppose Ashley’s appointment. Republican Party by making it said his objection to his appoint­ Mary Downat She had formerly worked at Herald Correspondent Cheney Bros, and operated a "We didn’t vote against Dick. appear that the party didn’t ment was not political. M ary (Haney) Downes. 64. of 326 family restaurant. Lee’s Drive-in Mike brought up the possible research its nominees or support COVENTRY - Republican Center St., died Thursday at on Spencer Street. conflict of interest and we didn’t people from its own party. "Regardless of other unions, I Manchester Memorial Hospital. Town Council member Michael dispute it," Lewis said Thursday Cleary said he considered Ri- think this should be a general rule. She was the widow of Leon R. She is survived by a son. James Cleary said he stands by his night. She has been acting as an ch.ird Achipv “very capable” He It’s just a gut feeling,” he said. Battling Rockets dig deep, deck Celtics Downes. J. Lee of Wolcott; two brothers. position that family members of ex-officio member of that commit­ Born in Orano. Maine, she lived Anthony Vesco and Spear Vesco. town employees should not serve tee since Sandra Pesce resigned in Manchester for the past 21 on the Personnel Appeals Board. from the council in early May. By Frederick Waterman Rockets, playing with a fury that F in a ls. crowd of 16,016 at The Summit both of Manchester; two grand­ United Press International years. children; and three' great­ "I feel it’s inappropriate that a Lewis said the position in ques­ Legislators ready vote matched their desperation, turned Houston rallied from the second- creating a deafening din, Houston She is survived by five sons. grandchildren. family member of any town tion has now been filled by the loss of Ralph Sampson Into a quarter ejection of Sampson expanded a 34-33 lead at Samp­ Gerald Downes of Enfield. Leon employee serve on that board due Republican G. Richard Messier. HOUSTON - The Houston victory in Game 5 of the NBA Thursday night to post a 111-96 son’s ejection into a 58-47 halftime The funeral will be Monday at Downes Jr. of East Hartford. John to a possible conflict of interest.” In an interview Thursday night. victory over the Boston Celtics and lead. 9:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney on education reforms Downes. David Downes and Ricky he said Thursday night. Sandra Ashley disputed Cleary’s draw within 3-2 in the best-of-seven The Rockets responded to the Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., Downes, all of Manchester; two Cleary came under attack at a position. series. fight with their best sustained play followed by a mass of Christian daughters. Bernice Lippo and meeting of the Republican Town “ I am a member of the AFSCM E Continued from page 1 • $13 m illio n to help local school “They went fishing and caught of the series. On defense, they held burial at 10 a m. at the Church of Olita Downes, both of Manchester; Committee Tuesday night, when Council, the town employees’ boards to develop career incen­ themselves a barracuda," a the Celtics scoreless for 3:02 and the Assumption. Burial will be in a sister. Beaula Crockett in Cali­ Assistant Human Services Direc­ union." she said. "By contract, scheduling a vote today. 18 hours tives and teacher evaluation pleased Robert Reid said. “We established their transition game, the St. James Cemetery. Calling fornia; and 15 grandchildren. tor Sandra Ashley charged that any grievance I might have would after the proposal was made program s. were something but there. When completing an ll-poini run, 7 hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 The funeral will be Saturday at Cleary had stopped the appoint­ go through my union, not the public. • $6 million for districts with we lost Ralph, we had to reach coming after Sampson’s ejection, to 8 p.m. 10 a m. at the John F. Tierney ment of her husband to the P A B ’ But Van Norstrand. noting that high teacher-student ratios to down deep and play like we had to take a 41-33 advantage at 7:56 on Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., personnel board. Her husband. She said Cleary’s statement June 30. the la.st day of the current allow them to hire more staff. never played before,” added Reid, an 8-foot jumper by Olajuwon. with Maj. Reginald Russell of the Richard Ashley, is a member of the implied that she would gain from budget year was fast approaching, The bill also contains money for who had 15 points and a career- A 7-2 Rockets spurt provided a Salvation Army officiating. In Memoriam Board of Education. her husband's being on that board. indicated there was no time to school breakfast and other high 17 assists. “We played like 54-41 lead with 2:42 left in the half Your birthday is still with us Burial will be in the East She said Cleary wrongly charged "I have nothing to gain from it.” wait: “Schoorsout. This isthebill. program s. there was no tomorrow." on Mitchell Wiggins’ lb-foot bank Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ father, Joseph Antonio, June 6, that her town position would create she said. T hat's it ” Akeem Olajuwon made up for shot. night from 7 to 9. 1983. a conflict of interest. She said her husband was a Among the components of the If a district’s minimum salary is the absence of his fellow big man Boston retaliated with a 6-0 spurt Also on Father's Day you are Cleary argued Thursday that he professional who had several ye­ bill: less than $16,000, it would receive a by scoring 32 points, grabbing 14 based on 5 points by Danny Ainge, gone but not forgotten. did not stop the appointment. "It ars of experience on the Board of • $4 million for the minimum grant equal to 200 percent of the rebounds and blocking 8 shots, including a technical foul on Teresa Lee Sadly missed by, was a unanimous decision of the Education and in negotiating starting salary. amount necessary to bring the tying the single-game mark set Olajuwon. but was outscored 32-19 Teresa (Vesco) Lee. 87. for­ Mary Jarvis (Town Council’s Steering-Liaison) contracts. • $31 million in grants ear­ m inim um up to $20,000 w ithin two nine years ago by B ill Walton. in the second quarter. merly of Spencer Street, died it Children it Grandchildren committee." he said. "He volunteered so the PAB marked for raises for teachers years. If the current minimum is Houston out-rebounded Boston Boston shot just 29 percent in the today at a W aterbury convalescent Amelia Reale According to Democratic Town could become a functioningbody." already on the job, between $16,000 and $18,000. a town 56-37 and limited the Celtics to 41 pivotal quarter, missing 15 of 21 home. She was the widow of Joseph it Children it Grandchildren Council Chairman Joan Lewis, she she said. • $15 million in general aid would receive 150 percent of the percent shooting from the floor. from the floor. Houton out- Lee. Born in Italy, she lived in James Antonio and committee Chairman Richard She'^also charged that C le a ry ’s grants, allocated to municipalities am ount needed to reach $20,000 No team ever has recovered rebounded Boston 17-10 in the Manchester for 60 years. it Children it Grandchildren Hines, al.so a D em ocrat, did not action reflected poorly on the on the basis of local wealth. within two years. from a 3-1 deficit in the champion­ quarter and 32-19 in the half. ship series. Game 6 will be played “ Psychologically, we went down Sunday afternoon at Boston after the fight and they seemed to Garden, where the Celtics have turn it up.” said Kevin McHale. Jobless rate jumps $ won their last 37 straight games. who finished with a game-high 33 UP In what triggered a bench­ points; TO™.15001 "Enifsoti. clearing brawl, Sampson was In a rough-and-tumble third thrown out at 9:40 of the second quarter. Houston’s lead wavered back to 7.3 percent INSTANT quarter for punching Boston between 11 and 16 points for most of A tfii CREDIT ^ 5 " guards Jerry Sichting and Dennis the quarter as the rebounding was By Don Carmichael The May jobless rate for black IFOUAUFIED. Johnson. The 7-foot-4 forward, who physical and both teams went United Press lnterna|tlonal teenagers was a staggering 40 8 scored 12 points in his 14 minutes of ag gressively after every loo.se UPI photo percent, down, however, from the action, said the fistfight. started by ball. P O R T A B ^ Houston’s Jim Petersen (left) and Akeem Olajuwon gang WASHINGTON - Unemploy­ April unemployment figure of shoving between him and Sichting. The Rockets used a combination ment .lumped two-tenths of a 42.6 percent. was unavoidable. of outside shooting and Olajuwon’s up to take a rebound away from Boston’s Bill Walton (5) percentage point to 7.3 percent in The statistics further docu­ • AM/FM “I did what I had to do," he inside power moves to take a 79-65 in Game Five action Thursday night at the Summit. The May. with the loss of another 40.000 mented the rapid deterioration of explained, then said his team­ , lead. After Olajuwon twice hit )of2 Rockets won, 111-96, to force Game Six in Boston mates “played a hell of a game manufacturing jobs in a single America's manufacturing base. free-throw attempts. Allen Leavell Sunday afternoon. month, the Labor Department The loss of 40.000 jobs in May 99 without me.” connected on a three-pointer with 2 reported today. brought the decline in the manu­ The Celtics agreed with this seconds left for an 84-65 lead. in addition. 30,000 oil and gas facturing sector to almost 100.000 assessment, saying they failed to ■Houston’s advantage peaked at in 33 minutes. Reid, with 13 assists in the first UPI photo jobs disappeared in May. the since January. In less than two match Houston’s post-Sampson 25 points early in the fourth “Jim Petersen rose up and half, set a new championship- government said. years. .300.000 manufacturing jobs effort. quarter, at 90-65. A 12-2 Boston played a game like he must have series record. Houston’s 13blocked The May jobless rate of 7.3 have disappeared from America — Houston’s Akeem Olajuwon swats a shot by Boston's “ We lost our intensity after he ra lly pulled the gam e’s fin al .score dream ed about as a little kid ." said shots ties the existing record. percent compared to the 7.1 most of them falling victim to Kevin McHale (32) back in his face during second-half left." Sichting said. "We kind of back from blowout status. Rockets coach Bill Fitch. percent figure in April. overseas competition. action. Olajuwon tied a championship series record with relaxed. It (the fight) fired up the Wiggins came off the bench to Officials Jack Madden and Hugh "We lost our composure.” said ■ The jobless rate fell to 6.7 Particularly hard-hit in May eight blocked shots and scored 32 points to lead the crowd which definitely helped score 16 points for the Rockets. Evans were escorted from the Larry Bird, held to a personal percent in January but has been were the durables industries, them ." Reserve Jim Petersen replaced court during the halftime intermis­ series-low 17 points. "We unra­ above 7 percent since then. The including the five major metals Rockets to victory. With the shouts of the sellout Sampson and grabbed 12 rebounds sion by 10 policemen. veled. This one hurt” May rate was the highest since and metal-using industries, the February when it also was 7.3 government said percent. It was 7.2 percent in Some 15.000 jobs in motor M arch. vehicles and equipment also were A companion index, counting lost in May — meaning 50.000 of Moriarty’s Ejection sparked the Rockets members of the military among these workers have lost their jobs the em ployed, al.so rose two-tenths since early 1985. of a percentage point, to 7.2 The average manufacturing 5 " Emerson TOSHIBA 25'^'s h a r r tripped up Bv Richard Luna Sampson. “ I pushed him and he “ R alp h hit m e with a right and I percent. It was 7 percent in April work week also dropped by 0 1 »9 "rTT ?n United Press International came at me, 1 had to protect bled,” said Johnson. "I won’t need and mirrors shifts in the civilian hour, to 40.6 hours The Lab or myself, A foul should have been major surgery. It was an incident jobless rate. Departm ent said, however, it A five-run fifth inning for visiting H O U ST O N - The Bo.ston C eltics called.Someone jumped at me and that happened. It’s going to be a In May, the number of Ameri­ "remains fairly high by historical Katz Hardware proved fatal to knew they v/ere in for a fight I did what I had to do.” war in Boston." cans without a job rose by 210.000 standards.” Moriarty Brothers, who lost their Thursday night in Game 5 of the The Rockets center then swung With Sampson gone, the Rockets — to a total of alm ost 8.6 m illion The oil and gas industry also was second Twilight League game in a NBA final. They didn’t know the at Sichting. who charged back at did net fold and instead produced unemployed. Significant unem­ hurl badly in May — losing 30.000 row. 6-1. Thursday night at rain- Houston Rockets meant it lite rally . Samp.son. who then took another with a physical effort, pounding drenched Moriarty Field. ployment occurred among adult jobs during the month and almost • SLOW MOTION A slugfest that resulted in swing at the Boston guard. Boston inside, out-rebounding the “ We were flat, but they beat us." men. the government figures 100.000 jobs so for this year. • REMOTE CONTROL Houston forward Ralph Sampson "I guess I was in his way,” said Celtics 56-37. and running their said Moriarty coach Gene showed Since September 1984. the oil and »AM/FM being ejected early in the second Sichting. “ He elbowed me once offense to near perfection, some­ VIDEO CASSETTE Johnson. In May. the jobless rale for adult gas industry has lost 25 percent of quarter 'sparked the Rockets to a and I said. 'I’ ll get you for that.’ He thing the Rockets had not done in The M B ’s fall to 2-2, while Katz of men leaped from 6 percent to 6.4 its work force. And its weaknes.ses C O L O R T V C O L O R T V MCORDER 111-96 rout over the Celtics to send elbowed me again and started the series. percent. In compari.son, the’unem- have rippled to other industries as Meriden improves to 2-1. throwing punches, the best-of-seven series back to Houston reserve Jim Petersen ploymenl rate for adult men had well Dennis Wy.socki was the batting Boston for Game 6 Sunday. Sichting said Sampson landed came off the bench and did averaged 6 percent since m id-1985. Oil field manufacturing, for hero for the victors, lacing three one blow to his left temple. everything Sampson usually does The May unemployment rates instance, has lost about 25 percent hits and driving in three runs. The Celtics, who lead the series “ I only fell one.” Sichting said. except score. The 6-10 second-year for other categories of workers of its jobs during the past year — Wysocki also delivered the go- 3-2. can win th e ir 16th N B A title 199 219 299 “ I couldn’ t tell if it was a punch ora player from Minnesota, grabbed 12 34§ ahead. two-run single in the fifth. Sunday while a Rockets’ victory remained es.sentially stable in with the pattern picking up speed mosquito. I don’t know why he rebounds, blocked two shots and May. in the past few months. Tom Barrett added a two-run would force a seventh and deciding even did it. He fouled me. I didn’t finished with six points. The jobless rate for adult women The construction industry con­ double in the fateful frame again.st gam e Tuesday in Bo.ston. foul h im ” "It was a pretty intense game was 6.5 percent It was 19 percent tinued to do well, however. The T m e r so n , losing pitcher Brian Labbe. who The bench-clearing fight in BRigidaire BRigidaire Boston’s Dennis Johnson en­ before Ralph got thrown out,” said for teenagers. 6.2 percent for number of construction jobs grew went the distance in his first outing which Sampson received his fifth tered and Sampson threw a punch Petersen. “ That boosted us. If was whites. 14.8 percent forblacks. and slightly in May. following,a large of the year. ejection of the .season led to a 9-2 Wysocki added an RBI-safety for run over the next 2:13 to take the at him. apparently missing, but a definite lift." 11 percent for Hispanics. increase in April • LARGE an insurance run in the top of the Rockets to a 43-35 advantage and Sampson’s teammate Akeem Ola­ CAPACITY Petersen said the locker room at seventh. Houston never looked back, later juwon took a swing at Johnson, halftime was quit. Winning pitcher Bob Formanski leading by as many as 25 points. who ended up with a small cut on "We knew what we had to do.” Franklin to step down allowed seven hits to just three Tempers flared when Houston the left side of his head. Petersen said. "We all just kind of iBBIqldalre batters: three by Brian Crowley, was bringing the ball down after a "They all starting coming at me looked at each other.” and two each by Chris Petersen Boston miss early in the second and things just got out of hand.” “I’m sorry it had to happen.” lECTRIC and Jon Hagerty. Petersen’s two- quarter and the 7-foot-4 Sampson said Sampson, “ but I’m proud of as president of CPEC CUBE • TOUCH PAD AUTOMATIC Sampson said. out. run-scoring double in the third and Boston’s 6-1 reserve guard Olajuwon said: “I saw him the way the team responded. I was gave the M Bs their lone tally. By John Mitchell tion. started with the council in MICROWAVE MICROWAVE DRYER UPI photo Jerry Sichting were shoving each (Johnson) try to get a cheap shot at really proud of them. The NBA is ASHER "The iron of the lineup did Herald Reporter 1960 as a senior researcher and other. Ralph, that’s why I jumped him." not that kind of league. It was an nothing." assessed Johnson, of was appointed director of the State Boston’s Dennis Johnson (right) has a hold of Ralph Sichting was guarding Sampson Boston reserve center Bill Wal­ emotional game. I was emotional Moriarty’s mini-slump. Robert Franklin of Manchester, Research Service in 1962. He Sampson’s jersey as the latter gets set to take a punch at under the Houston basket and ton then tackled Sampson and it and I w ill continue to be. but no The M B’s host Superior Auto longtime president of the Connecti­ became executive director in 1970 him in fracas that broke out in the second period. television replays showed Sichting took officials nearly five minutes more fighting. It won’t happen cut Public Expenditure Council, Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. appearing to hold Sampson. to restore order. again. and the title was changed to Boston’s Bill Walton grabs Sampson around the waist announced his retirement this president in 1979. Katz 000 050 “ I felt someone hit me in the side Sampson was then ejected at the "It’s (series) not over yet. We’ve week Moriarty Brothers 001 000 from behind. Sampson was ejected for the incident. and Sichting was there.” said 9:40 m ark. got two to go.” Recently he served as a guberna­ "I think that thisisagoodtimeto torial appointee to the Task Force make a change in lop leadership.” on State Budget and as a legisla­ Franklin said this morning. He AL roundup tive appointee to the Task Force on said the transition would be easier Generally Accepted Accounting with the coming fall election and Principles. lull before the next legislative session. In 1973, he .served as a consultant Wayward Lyons runs Red Sox into loss to Brewers Declaring that he had "no to the Governor's Commission on political aspirations at all.” Tax Reform. F ra n k lin said he plans to "s n iff the A search committee has been Bv The Associated Press earned runs to take a 5-1 lead after add. off rookie Jeff Sellers in his first favor of Bankhead, who scattered row and have won only two of their roses” and get to know his appointed by the Council's Execu­ the fourth inning. Rob Deer hit a “ I was running on my own,” he start of 1986. .five hits and struck out four. last 12. grandchildren better. tive Committee with Murray A. MILWAUKEE - Rookie right­ two-run homer in the eighth to give said. "I don’t know what I can say Sellers gave up only three hits in Franklin, a native of Stamford Gerber, vice chairman of the hander B ill Wegman got his first Wegman. 1-5, the cushion he that can make it better.” that stretch, but a w ild pitch, three White Sox 9, A’s 5 OrloleD 7, Mariners 1 and a graduate of the University of council, as chairman, Franklin victory of 1986 lying down. needed. Boston entered the top of the walks, a hit batsman and three Harold Baines drove in four runs Lee Lacy had two RBI. including Connecticut with degrees in go­ said the process could take as long Wegman. who was 2-0 with the “Things went our way a little ninth trailing 7-3 and facing Clear Boston errors allowed Milwaukee with a sacrifice fly and two singles, one with a single in a five-run fifth vernment and public administra- as three months. BFrigidaire Milwaukee Brewers at the end of bit," said Milwaukee Manager for the first time since he was a four-run lead after four. and Neil Allen came within two inning, to lead Baltimore over the last season, pitched 11 starts this George Bamberger. “ It’s great for traded to the Brewers last winter. Sellers, 0-1, was relieved by Tim outs of pitching his first shutout Mariners. The Orioles have won 18 season without a victory. On try Wegman, It was a long time in Clear struck out lead-off hitter L o lla r after one out in the seventh. since 1983. when he was with St. of their last 24 games. No. 12 Thursday night against the coming and he got it against the Don Baylor for the first out. then In Milwaukee’s four-run third Louis. Allen was wracked for five Storm Davis allowed one run in Town mulls requiring Boston Red Sox. he got it — but just best team in baseball.” gave up consecutive home runs to inning, rookieDaleSveum’sbases- runs with one out in the ninth eight innings for the victory. 1 8 ^. barely. Wegman also had Milwaukee Rich Gedman and Dwight Evans loaded double sailed over the head •GIANT 2 DOOR inning and left after giving up 11 Mike Young homered for the •TEXTURED • G LASS An unauthorized steal attempt catcher Rick Cerone, and Lyons, to that made the score 7-5. of right-fielder Evans, who broke hits. Orioles, and Ken Phelp.*! hit one for • FAMILY SIZE thank. STEEL DOORS SHELVES by Steve Lyons went awry, ending C le a r next w alked Lyons, struck the wrong way on the line drive Greg Walker homered for the the Mariners. Eight of Phelps’ 14 salespeople to register NO m q s T I __ NO r a o f T "W e’ll take it.” said Cerone. who REFRIGERATOR the game and a Boston threat as out pinch-hitter Tony Armas and when he lost it in the lights. It m ade White Sox. who had lost three in a hits this season are homers. WE WILL I FRIGERATOR t r i g I iW a t o r Milwaukee won 7-5 threw out Lyons at third base with walked Marty Barrett. the score 4-0. Town Director Stephen T. Cas- her letter to the Board of Directors. Wegman wasn’t watching the two outs, two men on and Wade “ I was throwing decent.” said Milwaukee’s first run scored sano has aksed Town Attorney Cassano said today that a town NEVER Red Sox terrorize one of their Boggs, the American League’s Clear, who was credited with a when Sellers wild-pitched Bill Kevin O'Brien to study the possi­ ordinance requires door-to-door BE former teammates, reliever Mark leading hitter, at the plate repres­ fourth save. “I didn’t really feel Schroeder home from third, bility of having a town law that salespeople to register with the UNDERSOLD! Clear, in the top of the ninth inning. enting the winning run. that good. I gave up those two Schroeder had been hit by a pitch Cheney vs. Bullard Havens requires all door-to-door salesmen police when they are exchanging a 449 The 23-year-old Wegman was in “I was surprised." Bamberger home runs, and tried to to get on base. to register with the Police product on the spot for money, but the clubhouse. said. overthrow.” Department. not when they are merely negotiat­ "I was in here, lying on the So was Boston Manager John “ After the two home runs and the Saturday at Ceppa Field He said this morning he has also ing a contract for delivery of a couch.” an elated 'TVegman said McNamara, who saw his club’s walk to Lyons. I though we had a Royals 8, Twins 2 asked O’B rien to study the possibil­ product later, HURRY^VERYTHIIVG m u s t be s after the game. "I was listening, five-game winning streak come to real good chance of coming back, ity of, formulating some kind of lying down ... trying something an end. especially with Boggs and (Bill) Kansas City won for the sixth Cheney Tech’s baseball team Bullard Havens. 13-3, Cassano thinks that ordinance ’jT'I easytogettoi policy against harassment by different." “He did go on his own,” a Buckner coming up.” Barrett said. time in seven games to move two swings into quarterfinal action knocked off South Windsor might be changed to require 445 tUIttrOHll 8Dm salespeople. "I’m excited.” added Wegman. steaming McNamara said. The steal “ is a good move if you games over .500. at 27-25. for the in the Class L tournanient High, 10-3, Thursday in a registration of. all door-to-door WUia(lSTf]l (p o tlD rfv ^ t^ Saturday afternoon, taking on Cassano’s actions stem from an who escaped serious damage in "That’s twice he’s done that.” know you can m ake i t ... The thing first time since April 20. George first-round contest. salespeople. Bullard Havens of Bridgeport at incident in the parking lot of the fourth- and sixth-inning jams and “That’s one of the stupidest is, he’s almost got to be sure he can Brett homered and drove in four Cheney was seeded No. 4 M eride n ’s Ceppa F ie ld at 4:30 Manchester Parkade May 20 when He said those who register might scattered six hits in 7 1-3 innings. things I’ve ever seen.” he added. make it standing up.” runs, and Scott Bankhead pitched 5 going into the post-season, while p.m. be given a copy of a statem ent on "It was a tough one. a long time in "There’s no reason for that. He will Cerone said he “ thought in the 1-3 innings of scoreless ball in relief Bullard Havens was No. 5. Each a young w om an was subjected to a E-Z TERMS: Cheney. 17-4. beat Bristol strong sales pitch and bought a the town's policy on harassment. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER . •CASH com ing.” not be in center field” tonight when back of my mind that there was a of Mark Gubicza. club received a playdown round The Twins have lost five of six. Central, 9-5. in Wednesday’s bye. magazine subscription to get rid of He said that even if the policy does MB HARTFOm IB..KEEPIEY 8T. E X IT ^ tw l 647-9997 • CREDIT CARO Wegman. who has had some Boston meets Milwaukee in the chance” Lyons might steal. "It's o p e n SUNDAY 12-S Gubicza threw 13 straight balls second-round contest at The winner advances to the the salesman. not have the force of law. it might mmcmEeter, cr • MOMTHLY hard luck, got some breaks, mostly second game of a four-game not the first time,” Cerone said. OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL ■ • TUE5-WE0-SAT TIL » • nilPAYTILI and walked in two runs in the Cheney. Final Four. The woman complained to the discourage the kind of tactic PAYMENTS from Boston. series. In the first four innings, the attorney general and sent a copy of complained of by the woman. The Brewers scored five un­ A sheepish Lyons had little to Brewers scored five unearned runs second inning before leaving in

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American League results Major League leaders Softball Soccer Tranaactioiis Mets’ machine continues to roii Brewers 7. Red Sox 5 Batting Notional League Combined Wire Services a towering homer off the third- Women’s Rec BOSTON MILWAUKEE • Ob r h pet. lided with center fielder Barry plate. Pee Wee abrhM obrliM Ray, Pitt 45177 22 62 .350 BASEBALL deck facade in left field, his sixth Bonds. The two-base error scored ‘T v e been playing ball for 30 D.W. Fish huno on to beat Allied Barrett 2b 4 2 2 0 Felder It 4 13 1 Gwvnn, SD 51 202 36 70 .347 American Leewue PITTSBURGH — New York homer in his last 10 games and his Hernandez, NY 48188 32 63 .335 CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Optloned Ur­ Santana and Ojeda and Kevin years and I ’ve never been thrown Printing. 14-B, at Charter Oak Field on . MCC^: Aztecs 3 (Richie PreneHo. Boggs 3b 4 0 3 0 Riles ss 4 10 0 Mets to Manager Davey Johnson: 10th in his last 23 games. All 10 of Thursday night. Laurie Adams had a Bycknr lb 3 0 12 Yount ct 4 0 10 Knlgtlt, N Y 43 157 21 52 .331 bane Lugo, pitcher, to Edmonton of the Mitchell's run-scoring single made out of a game. I ’ve never cussed a Mike Beaulieu, Jason Goldberg), Ex- Sox, LA 50194 30 64 .330 Wish you were here, but no need to double and two singles for the winners, press 1 (Ronnv Soucv). Rice If 4 0 0 0 Ogllvle dh 2 10 0 Pacific Coosf League. Foster's homers have been since it 7-0. By LEWIS WITHAM Brooks, Mtl 41 162 28 53 .327 CHICA(30 WHITE SOX— Fired Dove hurry back. Everything's fine. umpire.” while Karen Dillon added three sin­ ^ (John Hana, Andrew Baylor dh 3 0 0 1 Sveum 3b 3 113 May 6. Zane Smith squared his record at gles. Cindy Forest smacked a double Fitting, Stephen Lomontagne, Brian Gedman c 4 1 1 1 Deer rt 2 112 Smith, StL 47155 19 49 .316 DombrowskI, vice president of baseball Don't bother to write The Mets. 34-M, lead the Mont­ Leonard, SF 50190 32 60 .316 operations. and single for the losers, while Jean Woltvna, David Lawrence, Jett Tol- Evons rt 3 111 Gantner 2b 3 0 0 0 Take the home-run milestone "In the three years that I've been real Expos by 8'A games in the 5-5. Gene Garber relieved Smith Blose contributed two singles. bot, Erik Johnson), Seekers 0. Lyons cf 3 0 0 0 Schrodr lb 3 2 0 0 reached by Ron Cey early this Raines, Mtl 48 185 33 58 .314 D ETR O IT TIG ER S— Signed Phil Clark, Johnson took a night off Thurs­ after Carmelo Martinez opened the Porker, CIn 48 192 28 59 .307 catcher.and Dominic Austin,shortstop. here. George has always started National League East and are Standings — Century 21 5-1, Talaga Oulnons ss 2 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 season, multiply by Mickey day to attend the high school Associates 5-1, Hungry Tiger 4-1, Main Stenhos ph 0 0 0 0 American League National League slowly, but once he gets started, he playing like they might clinch the ninth with a homer and picked up Pub 4-2, Sportsman Cafe2-4, D.W. Fish Midgets Romero ss 0 1 0 0 Mantle's uniform number and g ab r It pet. CHICAGO CUBS— Signed James Bol­ graduation of his daughter. Dawn, always does the job." Hernandez his fourth save. Dave Dravecky, 5- Boggs, Bos 51 195 38 78 .400 linger, shdmtop. Steven Hill, second division championship by the 2-3, Allied Printing 1-5, Gorman Insu­ Armas ph 10 0 0 add the number of days In the but his Mets machine hardly said of the veteran left fielder, a 5. was the loser. rance 0-6. Bovs at Kennedy Road: Academics 2 Totals 31 5 8 5 Totals 29 7 6 6 Yount, Mil 41 151 27 55 .364 baseman, William Kazmierezak and Ray Fourth of July. (Joson Blokeslev, Bill Renoud), Fal­ last full month of the baseball Puckett, Minn 53 228 46 82 .360 Mullino, pitchers, Martin Rivero, third missed a beat in beating up on the frequent target of Mets’ boo-birds. cons 2 (Shone Buzzell, Seth Egan). BMton 800 lot 0)2— S Dodgers 1, Astros 0 Milwaukee dm 100 x— season. Bell, Tor 51 199 30 67 .337 baseman, and Harry Shelton, outfielder. Pittsburgh Pirates. 7-0. Girls at Kennedy Rood: Rowdies 3 02 7 Lynn, Bolt 45 157 25 52 .331 “ It’s a credit to Davey that he “ Nobody’s walking around like ’A' West (3ame-wlnnlna RBI — none. LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Released At Los Angeles. Rick Hpneycutt (Kristen Tomeo, Darcl Colangelo, E— Buckner, Deer, Boggs, Rice. DP— Atottingly, NY 52 217 33 70 .323 Cesar Cedeno, outfielder. Recalled Car­ The Mets' manager for a night. sticks with him, because George is we’re perfect,” Ojeda said. "We Jones Londscoplno blanked J.H.C. Kelly White), Caribous 2 (SueConklln, PAYOFF: The answer Is also Rice, Bos 52 209 31 67 .321 los Diaz, pltcher,from Albuauergueof the one of our keys.” all know there’s still a long way to allowed two hits over eight innings Construction, 3-0, at Nike Field. Lou Beth MIzoras). Mllwaukeel. LDB— BostonS, Mllwoukee Bud Harrelson. had hardly a 5. 2B— Sveum. HR— Deer (10), Ged­ Lou Gehrig's “ironman" record Easier, NY 45 155 20 49 .316 PacflcCoost League. Ten of Foster’s last 17 hits have go and what can happen In our and Steve Sax tripled and scored Desario drilled three hits for the Stallions 1 (GenoDrlowskl), Whltec- mon (4), Evans (5). SB— Gantner (6). for consecutive games Mosebv, Tor 52 214 33 66 .308 M O NTR EAL EXPOS— Placed Andre button to push as George Foster victors, while Lionet Lessard added a aps 1 (Cathy M orlarty). SF— Baylor, Buckner. Griffin, Dak 54 190 23 58 .305 Dawson, outfielder, on the 15-day dls- continued his torrid hitting with a been homers and Harrelson said division. But the Cardinals last on Ken Landreaux’s sacrifice fly in polr. Seven batters had one hit each for played. Heme Runs obled list. Purchased Casey Candaele, two-run home run and Bob Oieda. his power of late "is awesome. He year showed the importance of the sixth inning, leading the J.H.C. IP H R ER BB SO National League — Marsholl, LA 13; Inflelder, from Indianapolis of the Juniors Brooks ond Dawson, Mtl and Garvey, SD American Assoclotlon. 7-2. recorded his fir.st National hits the ball hard e v e ^ time up. getting off to a good start, and the Dodgers. Los Angeles, which had Boston oeiz - OC -I- Z X OOC :H3MSNV Boys at M CC: Cyclones 7 (Matt Sellers (0-1) 6 1-3 5 5 0 5 4 12; McReynolds, SD and Parker, CIn 11. FOOTBALL League shutout with a five-hitter. He’s had no weak swings at all.” Detroit Tigers (who won 35 of their dropped 7- of-9 games on a Rec American League t- Joyner, Cal 17; DeMorco 2, Erik Nielsen 2, Jett Lollar 12-312212 National Football League The Pirates had plenty of time first 40 in 1984) magnified the just-completed road trip, has won Acadia Restaurant rallied to shade Crockett, Mott Kohut, Chris Lathrop), Milwaukee Canseco, Dak 16; Puckett, Minn 15; SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Released “ Buddy really had to spin the 14 of its last 18 at home. Baylor, Bos, Brunanskv and GaettI, Minn Dwight Hicks, defensive back. Signed against Ojeda, a former Boston importance of it. Manchester Athletic Club. B-6, at Nike. Fury 1 (Paul Schultz). Wegmn (W 1-5) 7 1-3 6 3 3 2 3 (c) ISM. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. wheels to win this one tonight" Rocco Anselmo and Dave Erickson Rangers 3 (Wade Bedell, David Wllk Plesac 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 and Parrish, Det 13. DanoMcLemore.defensIveback. Red Sox pitcher who’s glad he no "The games at the start of the each pounded o two-run homer and a 2), Diplomats 1 (Mike Marchond). Clear (S 4) 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 2 Runs Batted In HOCKEY said first baseman Keith Hernan­ Phillies 7, Expos 3 single, while John Lucas and Bruce HBP— by Sellers (Schroeder). National Leogue — Brooks, Mtl 40; National Hockey League dez. tongue firmly in cheek. longer has to pitch in that pitcher's season are just as important as the Sylvester added two hits apiece. Pat W P— Sellers, Wegmon. T — 2:36. A — Marshall, LA and Schmidt, Phil 38; D ETR O IT RED WINGS— Signed Phil nightmare, cozy Fenway Park. ones at the end.” At Montreal, Darren Daulton hit Foran clubbed three hits ond Jee Intermediates 8,706. C.Davis, SF, and Horner, Atl 37. Oe(taetano, defenseman, to a one-year "Did I pick the right night to Mete 7. Pirates 0 American League — Canseco, Oak 51; "I feel very fortunate to be a three-run homer to trigger a DePasaua contributed two tor the Umpires— Home, Evans; lb, Merrill; contract. manage? I really didn't have much Braves 4, Padres 2 losers. Stars 1 (Jodi WIdmer), Tigers 0. 2b, Hendry; 3b, Cousins. Joyner, Cal 43; Mattingly, NY 42; Baylor W INNIPEG JE TS — Signed Fredrik pitching forthe Mets.” Ojeda said. five-run first inning that sparked Lions 3 (Am y Gates, Keren Rattano- and Rice, Bos 40. Olousson, defensemon, to a multi-year to do. even as third base coach “ I enjoyed my time there but it’s a the Phillies to their ninth victory in koun 2), Chiefs 0. NEW YORK PITTSBURGH Stolen Boses Steve Garvey simply must learn Ob r h bl Ob r h bl contract. Thank you. Bob O jeda" Harrel.son chore pitching in Fenway.” their la.st 10 games. The defeat was ‘A’ East Royals 8,Twlns2 Wilson ct 5 10 0 Bonds cf 3 0 0 0 National League — Coleman, StL 31; COLLEGE to control his temper. Duncan, LA 24; Raines, Mtl 22; (3avls,Cln, WISCONSIN— Fired Edwina Qualls, said. '"This was his game. He the fifth straight for the Expos. Gentle Touch Car Wash whitewashed Mitchell rf 4 0 1 2 Almon If 4 0 0 0 After only 17-plus years in the big Hrnndz 1b 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 0 10 Doran, Hou and Dvkstra, NY 14. women's bosketboll coach. mixed his speeds up and kept the The Pirates, who had won four of Charles Hudson. 4-3. went six Reed Construction, n-0, at Robertson MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY American League — Henderson, NY their previous five games, were leagues, Garvey received his first Park. Brian D'Alessandro, Brian Mo­ Ob r h bl ab r h bl Hearn c 1 0 0 0 Diaz If 10 0 0 37; CangelosI, Chi 26; Mosebv, Tor 15; ball down, and he .still had a little ejection Thursday night. He was innings for the victory. Jay Tibbs H«m d photo by Pinto ran, Rich KralewskI and Jim Deere all Puckett cf 4 0 2 1 Wilson cf 5 2 2 0 Carter c 3 110 Brown rf 3 0 10 Wiggins, Balt and Wilson, K C 14. mustard left at the end" never in the game after the Mets’ fell to 3-2. rapped two hits apiece for the victors. Hatcher It 4 0 10 Smith If 3 2 11 Foster If 4 12 2 Mazzllll 1b 4 0 1 0 protesting the third out of an Baseball Knight 3b 4 12 0 Pena c 4 0 10 Pitching fourth, which began uneventfully Dave Rutherford and Rich Demorais Beone It 1 0 0 0 Jones rf 10 10 Victories Ojeda, pitching his second com­ with Bob Kipper. I-.S. quickly Atlanta triple play in the Braves’ A happy base runner slugged two eoch for Reed. Hrbek 1b 5 0 0 0 Law rf 3 2 3 2 Teufel 2b 4 12 1 Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 Notional Leogue — Knepper, Hou 9-2; 4-2 victory over the San Diego Cardinals 4, Cubs 3 Brnnsky rf 2 0 0 0 Brett 3b 5 12 4 Santana ss 4 1 1 1 Belllard ss 0 0 0 0 G olf plete game of the season, retired 10 retiring the first two batters. DIeda p 4 1 1 0 Khalifa ss 3 0 ) 0 Valenzuela, LA 8-3; Gooden and Dledo, Padres. At St. Louis. Bob Forsch tied Smally dh 4 10 0 White 2b 4 0 10 NY7-2; Krukow,SF7-3; Rowley,Phll7-4. batters in a row at one point after Eric Carpenter of the Firefighters (right) receives Northern GaettI 3b 4 0 10 Pryor 2b 0 0 0 0 Kipper p 10 0 0 the Mets blew the game open with a Ray Knight singled and Tim Home plate umpire Charlie Hall of Famer Dizzy Dean for fifth Lmbrdz 2b 3 1 2 0 Drta dh 4 0 0 0 Rhoden ph 1 0 0 0 Gibson’s Gym trounced Cox Cable, AL standings Guonte p 0 0 0 0 American Leogue — Clemens, Bos 90; P6A results five-run fourth inning aided by a Teufel tripled into the left field Williams made the call and then place on the Cardinals’ all- time congratulations from teammate Eric Lavigne after 7-2, at Robertson. Glen Roshler, Poul Reed c 2 0 0 0 BolbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Haos,Oak7-2; Boyd, Bos7-3; Hlguera,MII Loudner c 1 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 1 0 Drtiz ph 0 0 0 0 two-run error on Pirates' right- corner before con.secutive singles ejected Garvey. victory list and Ozzie Smith drove getting all the way around the bases in American Farm Peck, Mike Santocrose and Greg Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 7-4; Six pitchers fled with 6 victories. Eo«t Gagne ss 2 0 0 1 Solozar ss 4 1 ) 0 Earned Run Average 86004)110 Westchester Classic fielder Mike Brown by the No. 8 and 9 hitters. Rafael “ I just said in general. ‘We’ve home two runs. Forsch. 5-3. went 7 Fochs laced two hits oplece for Wshngt ph 10 10 Totals 37 7 10 6 Totals 30 8 5 8 action Thursday night at Valley Street Field. Carpenter Gibson’s. Duffy Leone and Chris W L Pet. OB New York 020 500 008— 7 National Leogue — Gooden, NY 1.97; At Harrison, N.Y., June 5 Santana and Ojeda. Mookie Wilson got to bear down.’ It’s unbelievea- 2-3 innings for his I34th career Boston 36 16 .692 — Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 36 8 12 7 Draveckv, SD 2.25; Dledo. NY 2.29; (Por 71) But the Mots didn't need any had a grand slam homer and knocked in seven runs to Didden decked two eoch for Cox. Minnesota 020 000 OOO— 2 Pittsburgh 000 000 000— 0 then lofted a fly ball that skidded ble." Garvey said. “ I didn't say victory. Todd Worrell pitched 1 1-3 New York 33 20 .615 4 Game-wlnnlno RBI — Foster (4). Knepper, Hou 2.38; Forsch, SfL 2.52. runs after Foster followed Gary Baltimore 30 20 .600 5 Kansas City 303 201 OOx— 8 American Leogue — Leonord, KC2.22; Joy Hoos off Mike Brown’s glove as the anything. I just showed him where innings to earn his ninth save. Matt lead the Firefighters to a 15-9 win over Modern Janitorial. Gome-wInnlng RBI — Law (3). E— Brown, Teufel. DP— New York 2. 31.34— 65 Carter's .second-inning single with Dusty Milwaukee 26 25 .510 9V? LDB— New York 5, Pittsburgh 6. HIguera, Mil 2.39; Clemens, Bos 2.64; Tom Sleckmonn 3 2 - 3 3 - ^ Pirates’ right fielder nearly col- his (Bip Roberts’) hand hit the Keough fell to 2-2. Detroit 24 p .490 lO'/j E— Hrbek 2. DP— Minnesota 1, Kansas Correa, Tex 2.70, Hurst, Bos 2.79. For Little League results, see page 10. Ward Manufacturing outlasted 2B— Khalifa. 3B— Teufel. HR— Foster Bill Isroelson 3 4 -3 J -6 7 Toronto « a .472 11‘/3 City 1. LDB— Minnesota 10, KansasCltv8. Strikeouts Ed Florl 34-34— 68 Memorial Corner Store, 8-4. ot Keeney Cleveland 2B— White, Lombordozzl, Washington. ( 10). 24 27 .471 11'/a IP H R ER BB SO National Leogue — Scott, Hou 106; Mike Reid 34- 34— 68 Field. Jeff Warner ripped four singles West 3B— Wilson, Low. HR— Brett (8). SB— Valenzuelo, LA 87; Welch, LA 73; Smith, Mark WIebe and Alan Leher collected three fdr Smith (5), Low (11), Wilson 2 (14), New York 35- 33— 68 Texos 27 24 .529 — Dledo (W 7-2) 9 5 0 0 3 3 Atl 71; Hershlser, LA 69. Jim Simons 34- 34— 68 Ward. John Caldwell and Steve Melo Kansas City 27 25 .519 '/a Salazar (1). American League — Clemens, Bos 90; chipped in with two apiece. For Pittsburgh Brett Upper 32- 36—68 California 26 26 . 500 V/a IP H R ER BB SO Hurst, Bos 89; HIguera, Mil 79; Rllo, Rovmond Floyd 3 4 .3 4 - 68 MHS golfers split Lendl easily gains Memorial, Glen PelllgrInelM homered Kipper (L 1-5) 6 9 7 4 1 7 Ooklond 25 29 .463 3'/a Minnesota Oak 76; Morris, Del 72. George Archer 35- 33— 68 Hurricanes stay alive and lined two singles, while Ron Guante 2 1 0 0 1 0 Chicago 20 31 .392 7 Smithson (L 5-5) 2 5 5 5 2 0 Saves Andy North Labelle and Tim Deslordln added a R.Jackson 4 5 3 2 1 1 Clements 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 -3 4 -6 9 Minnesota 20 33 .377 8 T — 2:26. A— 8,855. National League — Smith. Hou 13; Gil Morgan 34- 3 5 -6 9 pair of sofeties apiece. Seattle 20 33 .377 8 Butcher 2 2 0 0 0 0 Reardon, Mtl 12; Franco, CIn, Gossoge, Jeff Gryglel Kansas City Umpires— Home, West; 1b, B.Willi­ 35- 34— 69 Thursday's Results ams; 2b, Rlpplev; 3b, Pulll. SD and Worrell, StL 9. Steve Bowmen 34- 35— 69 in season finale in College World Series French Open final West Side Baltimore 7, Seattle 1 Gubiczo 1 2-3 1 2 2 4 1 American Leogue — Aase. Balt 14; Mark McCumber 35- 3 4 -6 9 Chicogo 9, Oakland 5 Bankhd (W 2-0) 5 1-3 5 0 0 1 4 RIghettI, NY 12; Stanley, Bos 9; Harris, Bobby Mitchell Block 2 1 0 0 1 0 36- 33— 69 Elks Club devoured Food For Kansas City 8, Minnesota 2 Tex and Hernondez, Det 8. Mark Pfell 34- 36— 70 W EST H A R TFO R D - Manche.c- which competes next in Monday’s Thought, 10-0, ot Pagan! Field. Norm Milwaukee 7, Boston 5 Smithson pitched to 3 batters In 3rd. Doug Tewell PARIS (UPI) — Top seed Ivan the end of the men’s draw, the HBP— by Smithson (Smith). Philiies 7. Expos 3 35- 35— 70 ter High’s golf team ended its stale Division I tournament at the Kowolsky konked three hits while Len Frldoy's Oomes Mike Donald 33- 37— 70 OMAHA. Neb. (U P I) - The Wednesday. Lendl of Czechoslovakia pounded women’s final will have its famil­ Polchpek, Don Oovlak. Jim Loccha- (All Times EDT) WP— Smithson, Bankhead PB— Reed. Jim Colbert 33- 37— 70 regular .sea.son with a sparkling Glastonbury Hills Country Club. Miami Hurricanes. usingCoach T — 2:53. A— M,343. PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL College World Series Robin Ventura’s two-run dou­ I3th-seeded American Johan iar sparkle — Martina Navratilova pell, Terry Flemming ond Mike Cun­ Baltimore ( McGregor 4-4) at New York Tom Pernice 37- 33— 70 17-5-2 record after winning, losing Ron Fraser’s favorite play and ble and a solo homer by Jim m y ningham oil added two each for the (Guidry 4-4). 7:30 p.m. Ob r h bl ab r h bl Billy Plerot 34- 36— 70 Kriek 6-2. 6-1. 6-n Friday to charge vs. Chris Ever^t Lloyd Elks. The loses were two-hit. Toronto (Alexander 3-2) at Detroit Umpires-Home, Coble; lb, McClet- Stone If 5 0 10 Rolnes It 4 0 10 and tying in three decisions in a Results — M. Collver (N W ) def. John an uncharacteristic home run. Barragan higblighted Okla­ lond: 2b, Denklnger; 3b, Reilly. AIITImesEDT Frank Conner 37-33— 70 Wvnn. 39-43; Jason Neubaur (M ) def. into his fourth French Open final (Terrell6-2),7:35p.m. MThmp cf 0 0 0 0 Webster rf 3 1 1 0 AtOmoha, Neb. Larry RInker 36- 3 4 -7 0 four-way match at Tumblebrook eliminated Louisiana State homa State’s 11-5 victory over Navratilova. Ihetop.seed, fought Collfornlo (McCasklll 4-3) at Cleveland Roenick cf 4 1 0 0 Wnnngh cf 4 0 0 0 John McComIsh Creomer, 41-47; Dave Golos (M ) def. Friday. (OoubleEllmlnotlon) 37- 33— 70 Country Club on Thursday Traev, 44-48; Rick Savidakis (M ) def. Thursday night and advance to Loyola Marymount. ,50-15. The back to defeat No. 6 Helena Sukova Charter Oak (Schrom 3-2), 7:35 p.m. Samuel 2b 5 1 2 1 Wolloch 3b 4 0 2 1 Thursday, Junes Jim Gallogher 34-36— 70 Lendl ran his match record this Oakland (Codiroll 4-6) at Chi­ Schmidt 3b4 1 1 1 Galoirg 1b 4 0 0 0 Gary Koch The Indians beat Northwest R. Collver, 48-50; Manchester won the final four in the College game began Thursday in the of Czechoslovakia. 4-6. 6-7 (7-4). Tierney's trimmed Manchester White Sox 9. A’a S Oklahoma St. 11, Loyola, Calif. 5, 36-35— 71 medal point, 176-183. year to 41-2 with the 7.5-minute rout cago (Dotson 3-5), 8 p.m. Hayes 1b 3 2 2 0 Law 2b 3 10 0 Loyola. Calif, eliminated Brad Fabel 34-37— 71 Catholic. 4-1. lost to Berlin. 4-1. and 6-2. Thursday. Evert Lloyd, seeded Property Mointenance. 12-10, at Fitz­ Wilson rf 4 1 1 2 Neumon ss 4 0 0 0 Venezlano (B ) def. Wvnn, 42-43; World Series with a4-3triumpb. fourth inning with the Cowboys of the South African-born Kriek, gerald Field. Jeff Border blasted a Miami, Fla. 4, Louisiana St. 3, Loulslona Mark Hayes 3 4-3 7 -7 1 tied Simsbury. 2',i!-2'/i’. .second, dominated an injured Seattle (Swift 1-3) at Texas (Mason4-2), OAKLAND CHICAGO Daulton c 3 1 2 3 Bllordell c 4 0 1 0 St. eliminated Neubaur (M ) def. Gosfvlo, 41-42; “ We did something tonight holding a 7-3 advantage. who was playing in his first French two-run homer, a triple and asinglefor J.C. Snead 36-35— 71 Josephson (B ) def. Golos, 3644; Dad- 8:35 p.m. Ob r h bl ob r b bl Jeltz ss 4 0 10 Tibbs p 10 0 0 Friday, Junes Bred Faxon 34- 37— 71 MHS won the Central Connecti­ that we haven’t done this entire Hana Mandlikova. the fifth seed. Tierney's while four others contrib­ Hudson p . 3 0 0 0 Schatzdr p 1 1 1 2 dabbo (B ) def. Savidkas, 39-48; Berlin “ We put together a lot of good Open, since 1979. ' uted two hits apiece, Including Tom Mlnnesoto (Agosto 1-3) at Kansas City Phillips 3b 5 1 1 2 Congels cf 4 2 2 0 (tam ell— Arizona,47-18, vs. Florldo St. Kenny Knox 36- 35— 71 cut Conference East Division series — and it’s really some­ 6- 1, 6- 1. (Lelbrandt 5-3), 8:35 p.m. Hill 2b 5 13 0 Hulett 3b 4 111 Karmon p 0 0 0 0 Condoel ph 1 0 0 0 won medal point, 159-176. offensive innings all year. The Lendl has now beaten Kriek all Fortin. Kevin Keena, Paul Mador and 59-1),8:10p.m. Pat McGowan 33-38— 71 championship, finishing with a 12-2 Wvnn (M ) def. Klorker, 43-44; Neu­ thing that helped us win it all Boston (Clemens 9-0) ot Milwaukee Bochte lb 5 0 2 2 Bolnes rf 3 12 4 KGross ph 1 0 0 0 Roberge p 0 0 0 0 Saturdav,June7 Willie Wood 38- 33— 71 eight times the two have played. Both matches were delayed by Brian Qulglev- Mike Bvronrt bashed a (Darwin 3-1), 8:35 p.m. Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 baur (M ) def. Mason. 41-45; Clemons (fourth) inning was enjoyable two-run HR. For MPM, David Kov Canseco rf 4 0 1 1 Tolleson If 1 0 1 0 (tame 12— Florida St. 59-11, vs. Oklo- Steve Jones 3 93 2 — 71 mark. last year — hit the long ball." Lendl playing in warm-up pants rain in the first set for about 20 Soturday’s Oomes Klngmn dh 5 0 0 0 Walker 1b 3 12 1 Totals 36 7 10 7 Totolt 33 3 6 3 (S) def. Golos, 37-44; Savidkis (M ) from a coaching standpoint.’’ cracked a three-run homer, a double homa St., 56-14,5:10 p.m. Bill Sander 3 6 3 5 — 71 Jason Neubaur carded a 4! and halved Cosovont, 48-48; Simsbury won Fraser said. Baltimore ot New York Baker If „3 1 0 0 Bonilla rf 5 12 2 Philadelphia 500 020 000— 7 Game 13— MIomI, Fla., 4916, vs. Barry Jaeckel ' 37- 34— 71 Cowboys coach Gary Ward and a sweater because of 48 degree minutes. ond o single, white Glenn Rossigno, Colifornia at Cleveland Montreal 000 120 000— 3 was low man for Manche.ster. medal point, 174-176. “ Defensively, we played an Poul Phllbrick and Steve Kedzellloall Griffin ss 4 0 2 0 Kittle dh 4 0 0 0 Arizona, 47-18,8:10p.m. Scott Simpson 35- 36— 71 said. “ It was exciting to see the temperatures, broke Kriek once in Thus, the longtime friends and Seattle at Texas, 2, twl-nlght Bathe c2 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 11 Game-wlnnlno RBI — Samuel (4). Sunday,June8 Rick Fehr 3 63 6 — 72 outstanding game. We had four odded three hits each. Pat Irish and Oakland ot Chicogo. night DP— Montreal 1. LDB— Philadelphia 5, lineup turn itself over." the first set and three times each in Tom Meggers had two apiece. Willard oh 1 1 1 0 Skinner c 4 1 1 0 Gome 14— Gome 13 winner vs. Gome 12 Chip Beck 3 63 6 — 72 double plays and that is my bitter rivals will clash Saturday for Toronto at Detroit, night Jovler cf 2 110 Cruz 2b 3 2 10 Montreal 5. 3B— Samuel 2, Webster. wlnner,8:10p.m. Joe Inman 37-35— 72 the second and third .sets. the 70th time, the l4th time in a Mlnnesoto ot Konsos City, night Totals 36 5 11 5 Totals 35 9 13 9 HR— Daulton (8), Wilson (5), Schotzeder Monday, Junes Tom Wotson favorite play in all of ba.seball." Ward said Barragan’s fifth­ The world’s top ranked player. Boston at Mllwoukee, night (1). SB— Raines (22), Stone (3). 3 9 3 3 — 72 USFL rejected big money,, Grand Slam final. Oakland OOO 000 005— S (tame 15— Game 11 winner vs. Gome 14 Jay Delsing 37- 3 S -7 2 Fraser said. inning homer “established us in Lendl moved into his fourth Stondeuts Chicago 230 005 OOx— 9 winner. If necessary, 8:10p.m. Andy Dillard Evert Lloyd defeated Navratil­ IP H R ER BB SO 3 6 3 6 — 72 Miami. 48-16 overall and2-l in command again." Little League Home Runs Game-winning RBI — Baines (3). Andrew Magee 3 63 7 — 72 French Open finals in six years. He ova in a classic French final last Seattle. Phelps (8). Baltimore, Young E— Bochte, Griffin. LOB— Oakland 8, Philadelphia NO TE: If three teoms remoln after Hubert Green former ABC exec testifies the series, plays Arizona. 47-18. Loyola Marymount’s offen­ lost the 1982 final to Swede Bjorn (3). Chicogo. Walker (6). Boston, Hudson (W 4-3) 6 6 3 3 2 3 38- 34— 72 year. 6-.3. 6-7. 7-5. Navratilova ChicogoO. 2B— Grlffln2, Javier, Tolleson, Gome 13, the winner of Gome 11 recelveso Harry Taylor 37-35— 72 Saturday. Oklahoma State. 56- sive attack included Chris Don- Borg, defeated John McEnroe in Gedmon (4), Evons (5). Mllvraukee, Deer Willard HR— Walker (6). SB— CangelosI Karmon 1 0 0 0 0 1 bveln(tame14. Buddy (tardner holds a career edge of 37-32. Tekulve 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 63 6 — 72 14 and 2-1 after eliminating nels’ three-run. first-inning International (10). Kansos City. Brett (6). 2 (26). SF— Bolnes, Hulett, Canseco. Roger Moltble 37-35— 72 1984 and was stopped by Swede including 10-3 in Grand Slam Winning Pitchers Montreal Bobby Clompett By Cerlsse Anderson negotiations ended. Loyola Marymount 11-5 earlier homer. Ansaldl's scored In oil but the final Tibbs (L 3-2) 4 2-3 8 7 7 3 6. 37-35— 72 Mats Wilander a year ago. finals Baltimore, Davis (5-4). Chicogo, Allen IP H R ER BB SO Mike NIcolette 3 63 6 — 72 United Press Internatlonol Thursday, will play Florida Inning en route to a 9-1 victory over the (2-0). Mllwoukee, Wegmon (1-5). Kansas Oakland Schatzeder 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 4 ABC. which had broadcast USFL “ We were flat today. Overall, Mikael Pernfors of Sweden, a Oilers Thursday night at Leber Field Morris Hatolsky 3 63 6 — 72 State in Saturday’s nightcap. Six of Evert Lloyd's 17 Grand City. Bonkheod (2-0). Haas (L 7-2) 3 6 4 4 2 1 Roberge 2 ) 0 0 0 0 games from its first 1983 season, we did not display the discipline two-time NCAA champion while at Winning pitcher O .J. Cromwell struck Soves Stewart 2 4 4 4 2 1 Hudson pitched to 1 batter In 7th. NEW YORK — Testimony shows Arizona and Florida State Slam crowns have come at Roland out seven. Matt Covollo had two Basketball had an existing four- year contract that got us here." Lions coach the University of Georgia, plays Mllwoukee, Clear (4). Leiper 3 3 1111 T — 2:35. A— 10,845. LPGA results USFI, executives turned down a both 2-fl. play tonight. Garros Stadium, and one more singles while Bill Pollack, Cromwell Chicago Umpires— Home, Poncino; 1b, worth *,52.4 million at the time. Dave Snow said. France’s Henri Leconte. and Matt Sullivan each added a *175 million television contract Florida State’s Mike Loynd Allen (W 2-0) 8 1-3 11 5 5 4 1 Gregg; 2b, Harvey; 3b, Stello. ESPN had televised the league’s “ They flat-out beat us." Snow Pernfors of Sweden, eliminated would leave her as the all-time two-base knock. Jeff Smith had o Jomes 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 84504)00 LPGA Championship from ABC. which would refute the will be going after the NCAA French Open champion. The 31- double to pace the Oilers. first two seasons and had just said. “ ’They were better than us Wimbledon champ Boris Becker Stewart pitched to 4 batters In the 6th. NBA piayoffs At Malvern, Pa., June S league’s claim that N F L pressure Division I record and attempt­ year-old Floridian has won at least NL standings WP— Stewart, Leiper, Allen. T — 3:00. Cardinals 4. Cubs 3 (Par 72) matched the Turner Broadcast two days in a row.” Wednesday in four sets. Leconte First round on the networks shut the U S FL out ing to tie the overall collegiate one Grand Slam event every year National Farm A— 13,761. System’s offer for a three-year Mike Fiore and Chris Magno rolled in straight sets over Andrei Umpires— Home, Cooney; 1b, Pa­ Finals of national television markets. Eost CHICAGO ST. LOUIS (Best-of-seven) contract, thus winning the right to standard of 21 sea.son victories. Chesnokov of the Soviet Union to since 1974. Morlarty Brothers edged DlRosa W L Pet. OB lermo; 3b, Brinkman. Ob r h bl ab r h bl Jull Inkster 3633— 68 James Spence former senior combined for two RBI each as Cleoners, 20-19, at Bowers Field. For (All Timet EDT) Amy Alcott 34-36— 70 Loynd. 20-1. is tied with the reach the .semifinals. New York 34 14 . 706 — Dunston ss 5 0 1 0 Coleman If 4 0 2 0 Houston vs. Boston televise the games for *63 million Miami eliminated LSU. out with “ I'll come in fired up one way or Morlarty, Bill Manning roped a grand Montreal Bonnie Lauer 3634— 70 vice president of ABC Sports. mark set by Hawaii’s Derek 26 23 . 531 8'/a Lopes 3b 1 0 0 0 McGee cf 3 10 0 (Celtics lead series 3-2) Potty Sheehon in 1985-1987. a .55-14 record. Leconte is making a strong another, whether I lost last year or slam, while Adam Hostetter played Phlladelphio 24 25 .490 10'/a Cey 3b 7 0 0 0 Vn Slyk rf 4 0 2 2 34-36— 70 Thursday described his 1984 nego­ Tatsuno in 1979. The overall May 26 — Boston 112, Houston 100 Marta Flgueros-Dotti 3635— 70 return to tennis after a four-month won last ye a r" said Navratilova, well, as did catcher Mike Soector. who St. Louis 21 28 .429 13'/a Orioies7.Mariners1 Sandbrg2b4 1,0 Clorklb 4 1 1 0 Mov 29 — Boston 117, Houston 95 tiations with US FL representa­ U SFL attorney Harvey Myerson record of 21 wins set in 1980 is “ I think Chris’ homer in the picked off two runners. For DlRosa, Pittsburgh 20 27 .426 13V? Moreind rf 4 1 1 1 Herr 2b 3 1 1 0 Mary Beth Zimmerman 3636— 70 layoff because of illness earlier holder of 13 Grand Slam singles Bill' Herdlein pitched well and Bob June 1 — Houston 106, Boston 104 Amy Benz 3635— 71 tives under cross-examination at presented the U S F L ’s argument held by Alan Fowlkes of Cal first really opened the door for Chicago 21 29 .420 14 Durhm lb 4 0 1 1 LoValllr c 1 0 0 0 June 3 — Boston 106, Houston 103 this year. He reached the quarter- titles. “ U.sually when you lose a Herdtein hammered a three-run HR. West SEATTLE BALTIMORE Motthws If 3 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 12 Cathy Morse 3636— 71 the antitrust trial in U S. District for rejecting the proposal in his Poly-Pamona. a Division II us and enabled us to play more Steve Ruggerlo was a standout on Ob r h bl Ob r h bl June 5 — Houston 111, Boston96 Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3636— 71 finalss in Rome before Lendl title you want it more badly the Houston 29 22 .570 — LSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 2 1 1 0 x-June8 — Houston at Boston, 1 p.m Court in Manhattan later questioning of Spence. school. of an open style of ba.seball." defense, while Eric Bernstein olso Son Francisco 28 23 .549 1 Reynids 2b 4 0 1 0 Shelby cf 4 1 1 0 Davis c 4 0 10 Forsch p 2 0 0 0 Jane Geddes 3636— 72 ousted him. next year, and I want it badly played well. Moses cf 4 0 10 Laev rf 4 12 2 x-June 11 — Houston at Boston, 9 p.r Patti Rizzo 33-39— 72 The USFL's antitrust suit is for Florida State’s Richie Lewis, Fra.ser said. “ We haven’t been Atlanta 27 25 .5)9 2'/3 Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 Dovlev p 0 0 0 0 x-lf necessary While surprise has its place near enough" Son Diego 25 27 .481 4'/j Dovls 1b 4 0 0 0 Ripken ssFrozler 4 12 0 p 0 0 0 0 Worrell p 10 0 0 (tale Eggellng 3637— 72 $1.5 billion and the network shutout Myerson pointed out the $150 who went the distance with 10 u.sed to having a little bit of a Los Angeles 25 29 .463 5'/i Phelps dh 4 1 1 1 Murray 1b 4 0 1 1 Bosley If 10 10 Judy Dickinson 3636— 72 million offer averaged *37.5 mil­ American Farm Cincinnati 20 28 .417 7'/3 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Benlauz dhKeough p 10 2 0 10 1 0 Rosie Jones 38-34— 72 is one of the league's main claims. strikeouts — including six in the lead to play with lately.” Tliursday's Results Tortobll If 4 0 1 0 Dwyer dhFranco 10 0 0 ph 1 0 1 0 Rockets 111. Celtics 96 Jon Stephenson 37-36— 73 Spence said the proposal — offered lion a year, the new cable contract last three innings — to help beat “ I also thought when Fiore The Firefighters downed Modern Hendrsn rf 3 0 1 0 Rayfrd dh 10 0 0 Dawn Coe Janitorial, 15-9, ot Valley Field. Eric Philadelphia 7, Montreal 3 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 3637— 73 to then- U SFL Commissioner Chet averaged about *22 million a year, Miami 7-2 Tuesday, may work battled for the sacrifice fly to Owen ss 2 0 10 Youno If 4 111 Mmphrv cf 1 1 0 0 Jane Crofter 3934— 73 Carpenter crunched a grand slam and New York 7, Pittsburgh 0 BOSTON (96) meaning ABC’s offer for the St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 Romos ss 1 0 0 0 Dempsey c 2 1 0 0 Totals 34 3 8 2 Totals 27 4 8 4 Val Skinner 3637— 73 Simmons and club owners John in relief for Loynd tonight. drive in our fourth run that was o double for the victors, while Bill Yeoger c 3 0 10 Bonlllo 2b 4 12 0 min tg ft r a pf pts Morv Murphy 3934— 73 Bassett and Edward Einhorn — U S FL’s over-the- air or network Olsen ond Ken Stover contributed two Atlanta 4, Son Diego 2 Chicago oOO 000 030— 3 Bird 43 513 54 7 4 3 17 Both Thursday games were a key to the ball game.” Fraser Los Angeles 1, Houston 0 O'Mally 3b 4 1 1 1 St. Louis 000 200 20X— 4 Avako Dkamoto 3637— 73 rights was about *15.5 million a BET ON m BEST! hits each ond combined for four RBIs, included over-the-air. or the ABC postponed by rain from said. Friday's Games TotOlS 33 1 7 1 Totals 34 7 11 5 McHole 44 12-23 9-10 8 1 3 33 JoAnne Corner 37- 36— 73 Ben Berte pitched well, and Corev Game-wlnnlno RBI — D.Smith (.■>). Parish 22 1-8 2-2 3 1 0 4 Kim Shipman year. (All Times EDT) Soottle 000 000 10(^1 3639— 73 network broadcasts, and ESPN A ll your favorite to play Amende responded with a fine relief E— Keough, Herr, Von Slyke. DP— Alnge 33 59 57 4 5 3 14: Atsuko Hikage ways lob Jeff Joslin wos outstanding for the New York (Oarllno6-1andAoulleroO,3) Baltimore 000 150 01x~ 7 Chlcogo2, St, Louls2. LDB— Chicago 7, St. 33-40-73 telecasts on cable. ESPN is a $80M0CoHtt.Dertv ot Pittsburgh (Rhoden 4-3 and Wolk 2- Game-wlnnlno RBI — Lacy (4). Louis 8. 2B— Keough, Herr. 3B— Von Johnson 39 512 53 5 4 5 13' Ok-Hee Ku 3637— 73 Carrying Myerson’s example WIN-PLACE-SHOW losers, collecting three hits, including Walton 28 2-8 2-2 6 0 5 6 Lauren Howe subsidiary of ABC. o triple. 2 or DeLeon 1-2), 2,6 p.m. E— O ’Malley. DP— Seattle 1 Baltimore Slyke. SB— Bosley (1), S— LoValllere 3637— 73 through for the *175 million offer, Final Round SiMiday DAILY DOUBLE 1. LOB— Seattle5,Baltlmore5.2B— Locy. 2, Forsch. Slchtlng 16 2-4 0-1 2 3 1 4 Debbie Austin 3639— 74 Spence said he initially offered Phllodelphlo (Carlton 4-6) at Montreol Kite 6 50 00 0 0 1 0 Chris Johnson the average network rights at (Hesketh 3-4), 7:35 p.m. O’MalleV/ Reynolds. HR— Phelps IP H R ER BB SO 3638— 74 *1.50 million for the combined Matinee 1:00 p.m. TRIFECTA (8), MkYouno (3). Thlrdklll 3 0-2 1-2 0 0 0 1 Pat Meyers 3638— 74 *21.75 million a year would almost International Farm Chicago (Hoffman 2-1) of St. Louis Chicago Vincent 3 2-5 OO 2 0 1 4 8UPERFECTA (Cox 1-4), 8:35 p.m. Keough (L 2-2) 4 5 2 2 1 2 Betsy King 3638— 74 rights to televise U SFL games in equal the average for what had June 8. The Lawyers routed Hartford Rood IP H R ER BB SO Carlisle 3 0-0 OO 0 2 0 0 Robin Walton 3935— 74 the spring for 1985 through 1988. $2 QUINIELA Atlanta (Palmer 3-5) ot San Diego Fontenot 2 2-3 2 2 2 3 0 Totals 240 3504 27-31 37 20 22 96 been negotiated for the cable Dairy Queen. 20-5, at Verplonck Field (Hawkins 3-4), 10:05 p.m. Seottle Frazier 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Kathryn Young 38- 37— 75 Don't miss the exciting DOUBLE QUINIELA Ben Aucoln slashed two doubles and Lanostn(L 4-5) 4 1-3 9 6 6 1 1 F G percentage — 40.5. FT Caroline Gowon with two years guaranteed and rights. Houston (Knepper 9-2) at Los Angeles LSmIth 1 0 0 0 2 1 37- 38— 75 PLUS drove In four runs, while Marc (Welch 3-5), 10:35 p.m. Huismann 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis percentage— 87.1. Three-point g o o ls - Cathy Johnston 40-35-75 options for the last two years. climax of the 5-round Beaulieu added a double and o single. Best 2 0 0 0 0 1 (Bird 1-3. Alnge01, Johnson 01, Thirklll MItzl Edge 3639- 75 He later increa.sed it to *175 Spence conceded the offers were TWIN-TRiPECrA Cincinnati (WelshO-DotSonFrancisco Forsch (W 5-3) 7 2-3 6 3 0 2 5 O l), Steals— 6 (Alnge, Walton 2). Laurie RInker Cory Wry and David Beaulieu also ((Sorrelts 5-5), 11:05 p.m. MoYoong 12 1110 Dovlev 0 1 0 0 0 0 3639-75 million. Spence said. When that never submitted in writing, but open stakes race. delivered key base-hits. Jamie Lazza- Baltimore Blocked shots— 7 (Par I sh 3). Nancy Rubin 38- 37— 75 Saturday's Gomes Worrell (S 9) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Turnovers— 18 (Johnson 5). rls pitched well, going four innings and Chicago at St. Louis Davis (W 5-4) 8 7 1 1 0 5 Dovlev pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Denise Streblg 3639— 75 proposal was not accepted. Spence later in the day. N F L attorney Senior citizens ollowing lust two runs. Bob Mercler, Snell 1 0 0 0 0 1 T echnical— Johnson. Beverly Klass 3639^75 Frank Rothman intoduced Spen­ Houston at Los Angeles Frazier pitched to 1 batter In 8th. HOUSTON (111) offered to guarantee the third Kevin Repoll. Wry and Philip Dakin CIncInnotl at San Francisco WP— Langston, Hulsmonn. Balk— HBP— by Forsch (Lopes). Balk— Sandra Spuzich 38-37— 75 admitted FREE. onchored the defense. For DO, Cindy Langston. T — 2:25. A— 20,130. min (g ft r a p( pts Martha Nause year. ce’s notes from his meetings with New York at Pittsburgh, night Keough. T — 2:48. A— 30,575. 3639-75 No one under Botticello poled a triple, double ond Phi lodelphla at Montreal, night McCray 48 7-12 54 8 3 3 17 Shoron Barrett 38-37— 75 The U SFL repre.sentatives “ felt the USFL representatives toestab- . Umpires— Home, Montague; 1b, Da­ Olaluwon 471525 5914 3 3 32 adm itted. s.lngle. while Jason Thiloln jnd Ri­ Atlanta at San Diego, night Umpires— Home, Johnson; lb, rling; 2b, Wever; 3b, Rennert. • Kathy Postlewalt 40-35— 75 it was not a sufficient number of lish the verbal offers had been 18 chard Cook odded singles. Cook McCoy; 2b, Scott; 3b, Bremigan. Sampson 14 57 2-2 3 0 2 12 Cathy Marino Standouts 3639^75 dollars.” Spence said, and the made. pitched well In a storting role. Homeruns Braves4.Padres2 Lloyd 18 1-6 OO 3 3 3 2 Jody Rosenthol 38-37— 75 Standings — Lawyers 10-1, Hartford New York, Foster (10). Philadelphia, Reid 41 515 1-1 617 4 13 Penny Pulz 37- 38— 75 Road Dairy Queen 5-6, Boland Broth­ Daulton (8), Wilson (5). Montreal, National League results Wiggins 26 8-16 Ol 7 1 2 16 Susie McAllister 38- 38— 76 ers 4-7, Ansoldl’s 3-6. Schatzeder (1). Son Diego, Martinez (5). ATLANTA SAN DIEGO Petersen 33 512 O 0 12 1 5 6 Cothv Reynolds 38-38— 76 Winning Pitchers Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Leavell 9 55 00 1 4 1 7 Debbie Melsterlln 38-38— 76 Rookies New vork, Dledo (7-2). Philadelphia, Sample rt 5 0 10 Roberts 2b 4 1 2 0 Harris 1 OO OO 0 0 0 0 Sally Quinlan 3937— 76 Hudson (4-3). St. Louis, Forsch (5-3). Romlrz 3b 4 1 1 0 Gwvnn rf 4 0 2 0 Walters 1 2-2 OO 2 0 0 4 Susie Bernlng 37- 39— 76 VW PARTS Dodgers 1. Astros 0 Ehio 1 1-1 Ol 0 0 0 2 Shelley Hamlin 38- 38— 76 Personal Tee beat B & J Auto, 29-10. Atlanta, Smith (5-5). Los Angeles, Oberkfll 3b 0 0 0 0 McDowell McRvnI cf 1 OO 3 0OO 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kathy Baker Peter Lescoe hit for the cylce, while Honeycutt (3-3). Murphy cf 5 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 10 0 0 40-36— 76 Don Mercler ond Andy Moran both Saves HOUSTON LOS ANGELES Horner )b 3 110 Wynne cf 3 0 0 0 Totals 248 49-181 12-18 56 32 23 111 Nancy Whlt6Brewer ' 37-39^76 connected for homers. Mike Weover St. Louis, Worrell (9). Atlonta, (Sarber Ob r h bl Ob r h M Harper If 10 10 Martinez It3 1 1 1 Boston 28 19 18 31— 96 Deb Richard 3638— 76 and Matt Adinolfl contributed with the (5). Los Angeles, Howell (3). Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Sax 2b 3 12 0 Moreno rf 1 0 0 0 Bochv c 10Houston 0 0 26 32 21 25111 Judy Ellls-Sams 37-39^76 TAG SALE bot and both played excellent defense. Hatcher cf 3 0 0 0 Landrex cf 3 0 0 1 Thomos ss 4 1 1 1 Flannrv phFG 1 0 0 per 0 cen tage — 48.5 . FT Marlene Hogge 3638— 76 Dorreh White socked two triples for B Walling ph 0 0 0 0 Modick 3b 4 0 0 0 Virgil c 2 10 0 Royster 3b 2 0 0 0 percentage— 66.7. Thre5polnt gools— Debbie Mossev 3638— 76 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 (Reid O l, Leavell 1-1). Steals-^ (Dla- Myra BlaCkwelder 3638— 76 & J. Paul Jendrycyck played an Hubbrd 2b 4 0 2 2 Kenndv phluwon, 1 0 1 0 Wiggins 2). Blocked shots— 13 Colleen Walker all-around good game, while Vicki Ctavis 1b 3 0 0 0 Morshll rf 3 0 10 Smith p 4 0 11 Tempitn ss 4 0 1 0 4036— 76 10-50% OFF entire inventory Vqnnie was sparkling on defense. EL slantilngs Boss rf 3 0 10 Sclosclo c 10 0 0 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Dravekv (DIaluwon8).p 1 0 0 0 Turnovers— 14 (DIoluwon Sherri Turner 3938— 77 Garner 3b 3 0 1 0 Brock 1b 3 0 0 0 4). Technical— Sampson (elected, Beth Solomon 3641— 77 Sunnyside Up Restouront whipped Kruk ph 0 0 0 0 Lori Garbaez Strono Real Estate, 18-8, behind the Bollev c 3 0 0 0 Stubbs If 3 0 0 0 McCulIrs pO 0 0 0 punchlngfoul),DIaluwon. 4037— 77 Thon ss 3 0 0 0 Duncan ss 3 0 0 0 Dfficlals— Modden, Evans. A— 16,016. Morel Bozarth 3639^77 ONE DAY ONLY, RAIN OR SHINE hitting of Todd Nopolltono and Jordon W L Pet. GB lorg ph 10 0 0 T — 2:25. Lisa. Youno Joy. Jason Johns and Randy Mike Pittsfield (Chl-N) 30 20 .600 — Hernndz p 2 0 0 0 Honevett p 3 0 0 0 Walter p 0 0 0 0 3938— 77 NOW contributed defensively for the Vermont (CIn) 26 20 .565 2 Lopez p 0 0 0 0 Andersn 3b 0 0 0 0 Totalt 33 4 8 4 Totals 29 2 7 1 Laura Baugh 37-40-77 SATURDAY, JUNE 7 winners. For Strono. Rob Medhurst Reading (PhD 26 22 .542 3 Pnkvts ph 10 0 0 Atlanta 021000 010— 4 Janet Anderson 37-40-77 RMICABO ond Paul Sulo were the hitting stars, New Britain (Bos) 24. 22 .522 4 Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 Son Diego lOO 080 081— 2 Deborah Skinner 40-37— 77 while Matt Soury ond Tim Miller Albany (NY-AL) 24 26 .480 6 Totals 28 0 2 0 Totals 16 13 1 (Same-winning RBI — Smith (1). Alexandra Reinhardt 3938-77 played well In the field. Nashua (Pit) 22 27 .449 7'/j Houston 800 808 088— 0 DP— Atlanta 2. Triple P loy-Atlanta 1. Calendar Annual Percentage Rate OIB Glens Falls (Det) 21 26 .447 7'/, Los Angeles 080 081 OOx— I LDB— Atlonta 9, San Diego 6. 2B— €ome register for a FREE 13'' TV Waterbury (Cle) 19 29 .396 10 Game-winning RBI— Londreaux (2). Roberts, Horner, Ramirez, Gwvnn. HR— Financing Available Thursday's Results E— Madlock. DP— Los Angeles 1. Martinez (5). SB— Roberts (8), Bochv Albany of New Britain, ppd., rain LDB— Houston 3, Los Angeles 5. 2B— (1). S— Moreno. S ATUR DAY Rec results Radio, TV on all S-10 Pickups Reading at Glens Foils, ppd., rain Marshall. 3B— Sax. SB— Sax (9). SF— IP H R ER BB SO Bovs Track . % Landreaux. Atlanta Manchester at Class LL Meet (WII- 59 Pittsfield at Nashua, ppd., rain LIPMAN #1 PUUNFBJl Waterbury at Vermont, ppd., roln IP H R ER BB SO Smith (W 5-5) 8 6 2 2 6 4 lowbrook Pork, New Britain), 3:30 . TONIGHT Friday's Gomes Houston Garber (S 4) 110000 East Catholic at Closs L Meet 6:05 Mets vs. PIrotes, Channel 9 Albany at New Britain (2) Hrnndz (L 0-1) 5 2-3 3 1 1 3 1 San Diego (Middletown High), 2:30 p.m. Pony baaeball 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE BREYHOUNDPAnK 7:30 Yankees vs. Drioles, Channel 11, Reading at Glens Foils Lopez 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Draveckv (L 55) 5 6 3 3 3 3 Girls Track The Red So^x vrhlpped the Braves, 63, (ROUTE 83) WPOP Pittsfield of Nashua Kerfeld 1 0 0 0 0 1 McCullers 3 2 1 1 2 2 Manchester/East Catholic at Class L mmAedm—dimOim B:00 College World Series: Florldo 2? Tech on Thursdoy. Mark VERNON CONN 06066 Waterbury at Vermont Los Angeles Walter 1 0 0 0 1 2 Meet (Hall High, West tiartford) Huhtata Pitched well and Kevin Bot- State vs. Arizona, ESPN Soturdav's Games Smith pitched to 1 batter In 9th. m / F i? Honeycutt (W 3-3) 8 2 0 0 1 7 Baseball CHBm OLETX tomley homered for the winners. For 8:30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, Channel 38. Pittsfield at Nashua Howell (S 3) 1 0 0 0 1 0 W P— Smith, McCullers. T — 2:47. Class L Division u n AJUni 'STKET.iOjinrtCSTER I h o iL SnH Mossoro stroked o R t c t i Evgry 75 Mlnutut WTIC Albany ot New Britain, 2 T — 2:25. A— 32,545. A__12J63. Quartortinels triple, and Mott Ryan, Pot Purcell, 649-2638 9:00 (approximate), Mets vs. Pi­ Reading at Glens Foils Umpires— Home, Halllon; 1b, Umpires— Home, C. Williams; 1b, Wen- Cheney Tech vs. Bullard Havens at Conn. Ipko. (1-395) Exit 87, PM nthld, CT f203j 564-3397 rates, Chonnels 9, 20 Woterbury ot Vermont, 2 KIbler; 2b, Bonin; 3b, Froemmlng. delstedt; 2b, Tata; 3b, Crawford. Ceppa Field, Meriden, 4:30 p.m. ilnoles°“ ''*“ '' Moulton added n — wAW cnaat aw ng.KAiA>. Krlday. June 6, 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 6. 1966 — II Italy, Argentina seem save to advance at World Cup IhlieaLook By Money Myers started its Group D campaign with United Press International a hard-fought 1-0 victory over At Moriarty Brother's Spain and should have enough MEXICO CITY - Barring firepower to sink the Algerians, upsets. Italy and Argentina should who looked suspect in a 1-1 draw book their second-round tickets with Northern Ireland. Used Cars Speclajs! Saturday. For the English, the road to Their match at Puebla Thursday Morocco is precariously paved, ended in a 1-1 draw, as did the other knowing they must make a strong 85 DODGE PICKUP 85 5TH AVENUE Group A clash in which South showing against the Africans if 4x4, 8 Ft. Bed,d. Stereo, Lift Kit with Oversize0 Tires. rlilfi) Hif I'lW rntIt’S Mtuni'w Korea surprisingly held Bulgaria they are to stay alive in Group F. ChromeChrome rails, tough trucitruck on a rain-drenched Mexico Olym­ England lost its opener l-O to pic stadium ground. Portugal, while Morocco played to 13,295 With all four teams having a scoreless draw against Poland. *10,195 played two matches each. Argen­ The Italy-Argentina game was tina heads the table with three full of bone-shaking tackles, but points, one ahead of defending still managed to feature some 85 COLONY PARK WAGON 83 BUICK REGAL champion Italy and Bulgaria. superb plays. Qsf,ntF»f air t)w p h p re fe c t f.T riiiv e n f loarJo<1 V -8 auto, 4 DR, very clean, spectal Italy is iikely to shrug off the Argentina did well to come back South Korean challenge, while 1978 after Oscar Garre needlessly title-holder Argentina needs only a handled the ball in the seventh * 11,195 *6195 draw against Bulgaria. minute and Alessandro Altobelli Elsewhere Thursday, the sharp­ scored on the penalty to put the shooting Soviets, who hammered Italians ahead. Hungary 6-0 in their opening Group Argentina's star midfielder 82 CHEVY CAVALIER 79 BUICK CENTURY V-6 auto 'Tiidsize waqon qroat shape qrpat C match, had to settle for a 1-1 Diego Maradona was shadowed automatic, 4 DR. 4 cyl, clean car, economical choice has a qrnat pnee draw against European champion closely by Salvatore Bagni. but France in Leon. managed to elude his marker in the Today, it’s Canada vs. Hungary 33rd minute to equalize with a *4595 *3595 in Queretaro; Brazil vs. Algeria in well-directed left-foot shot from a UPl photo Guadalajara, and England vs. narrow angle. Morocco in Monterrey. "I believe Argentina could have Oscar Garre anij Diego 83 BUICK REGAL 83 CHEVY WAGON Canada may be made to suffer won.” coach Carlos Bilardo said of Maradona (right) of Argen­ for the previous indignities heaped his own squad. “ We certainly auto au rruisp roof iimiiort orlition twin huckut SPats. soorty auto. PB. buckets, very clean, air, special buy on Hungary by the Soviets, but the sought more goals and had some tina celebrate after Marad­ Canadians are no pushovers and opportunites to score.” ona scored tying goal did well to lose only 1-nto France in Italian coach Enzo Bearzot was against Italy on Thursday in *6595 *4925 their first appearance in a World extremely satisfied with the fir.sl World Cup soccer action in Cup finals tournament. half "It was great football.” he Three-time winner Brazil said Puebla near Mexico City. 85 MAZDA RX7-SE 84 LINCOLN TOWN CAR leather, 5 apd, air, PW, PB, PL, a rocket loathor PW PB PS. cryisa tapp dock sppnal buy Haas enjoys * 11,195 Sports In Brief share of lead *13,995

Police Olympics at MHS Sunday HARRISON N Y (UPI) - Jay 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS 84 LINCOLN TOWN CAR leather, carriage roof, PV/, PB, PL, The seventh annual Police Olympics, sponsored by the Haas awoko at dawn Thursday, 5 ‘5nnor. has every e le ctn r option was feeling bad. I just didn't seem special buy. auto. 2 DR coupe, dk. blue, runs for only: iricl m oon roof Admission to the Police Olympics is free. to be hitting the ball very w ell" A few hours later. Haas walked off the Westchester Country Club *2995 * 13,295 Glamatti recommended as NL prez course having birdied half the holes and wound up lied for the NEW YORK — A. Bartlett Giamatti. Yale University's lead with Tom Sieckmann at retiring president, will be recommended by a three-member 6-under 65 84 LINCOLN MARK Vll 83 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE search committee for the presidency of baseball's National "It's a funny gam e" said Haas, auto Vfl PW PI PS PB bucket seats below NADA leather, loaded & likeable. Spring Special League. The New York Times reported today. echoing the comments of everyone Giamatti. who was considered for the baseball commissioner's who has ever played the sport. post when Peter Ueberroth was .selected two years ago. will be Haas, who has five victories in * 13,895 *8595 presented to the National League owners Monday at a meeting in his in-year career but has not won New York, the Tim es said. since 1982. and Sieckmann. without The newspaper, quoting an owner it did not name, said the a victory in three years of trying, Canned gardens recommendation of Giamatti. 48. will be unanimously ratified. had a two-shot advantage over Bill He would replace retiring National League head Charles "Chub " Israelson F e e n ^ . who is stepping down after 17 years. Israelson. like Sieckmann a non-winner, hit only five fairways but needed only 23 putts in shooting You don t need half an acre to grow produce on your property Calhoun to conduct basketball camp his 4-under 67 The group at 68 included Jim STOR R S — Jim Calhoun, the new head coach of the University Bv Earl Aronson nese and Romans. colorful blooms and usable, Simons Mike Reid. George threatens susceptible plants. worth. fertilizers are leached out of the of Connecticut basketball team, will conduct a summer The Associated Press The essence of gardening can edible produce. Archer. Mark Wiebe. Ed Fiori. Wheels beneath large containers Containers must provide some soil more rapidly than they basketball camp for two weeks this .Augu.st on the UConneampus be captured in containers. Even homes with yards are Brett Upper and Raymond Floyd permit ea.sy movement. If shade insulation for the roots would be in the garden. in Storrs. — who lost this tournament last Dollar Rent-a-Car Container gardening, which Container gardening opens an enhanced by the beauty of filled from building or trees is a encircling the container to Fertilization with soluble Calhoun will conduct a one-week day camp and a one-week year in a sudden-death playoff. you might call exterior opportunity for creating containers on patios, at the front problem, containers can be prevent excess heating of the overnight camp this summer. The day camp runs from Aug. 11 1.5 Defending II S Open champion decorating. i.«i growing in gardens where plants do not fertilizers, such as may be used door or on the deck. shifted to sunnier locations. roots when the plant is exposed and the overnight camp from Aug. 17-22. Andy North was among those at 69 popularity, but it’s not new. ordinarily flourish With con­ on house plants, can be done at While conventional gardens to the direct rays of the sun for Fo r further information, contact Jim Calhoun, head basketball while defending champion Roger Among ancient civilizations tainers, balconies and patios of two week intervals. Slow release are at the mercy of the weather, CONTAINERS MAKE gar­ long periods. Wooden boxes and coach. University of Connecticut, 2111 Hillside Rd.. U-78. Storrs, Maltbie shot a 72. Tom Watson was that practiced it were the apartments, condominiums or fertilizers, available in garden many containers can be moved dening a pleasure for more barrels are commonly used Ct., 106268. or call the UConn basketball office at 486-2720. also at l-over 72 after having made Babylonians. Egyptians. Chi­ townhouses sparkle with centers and nurseries, can the turn at 2-under SPECIALS to shelter when adverse weather people. No heavy digging and since they are relatively provide more uniform nutrition Garcia sets women’s world record Only one member of the lop 10 little or no weeding is necessary. inexpensive and provide a good without such frequent doses. money list (Bob Tway. who shot Light, soil-less planting mixes root environment, INDIANAPOLIS — Esmer^ilda Garcia of Florida Slate sot a 73) came to the tournament. which keep container weights manage­ Some suggestions for using containers: world record Thursday in the women's triple jump at the 65th gives Haas Sieckmann and the able. Container gardens can be D R A IN A G E of containers also Other front runners a belter Automatic, Air, • Plant a window box with annual NCAA Track and Field Championships. Here are some seed suggestions brought within easy reach of a is important. There should be opportunity to claim the $108,000 annual flowers. Garcia jumped 44-feet-lO 34-inches (14.29 metersi on her Stereo, R. Defrost. weary back, a wheelchair, or a top prize. Lynx adequate openings in the second leap to set the mark. She passed on her last attempt. Much Morel *4995 Here are some flower sugges­ • Add herbs to a kitchen nicotiana. phlox, salvia, snap­ leafy crop.s such as lettuce and landless gardener. bottom, or along the base of the Garcia's leap bettered Southern Cal jum per Wendy Brown's tions for hanging baskets (P for window box. dragon. slock and zinnia. (P) cabbage might be used in early Much container gardening of sides so water will not collect, world best of 44-feet-6 34 (13.58 meters). perennials, A for annuals); • Decorate a balcony or deck, alyssum. daisies, geranium, season, a longer season of the past was devoted to but move freely out during (A) Begonia, browalia. co­ nierembergia. phlox. from simple to ornate. Inkster tops greens is likely with rhubarb ornamental plants, but with heavy rains. leus. creeping zinnia, fuchsia, Many of these and others are chard or New England spinach. • Create a small-scale more recent development of Soils used in containers should Ormsby remains in serious condition impatiens. morning glory, nas­ suitable for smaller containers. Both offer ornamental as well vegetable garden. LPGA field turtiums. petunias, portulaca. compact-growing vegetables dry easily. The liberal addition INDIANAPOLIS — Kathy Ormsby. the former US. Virtually all of the above, and as edible foliage. • Hang baskets overflowing sweet peas, thunbergia. vinca. and flower varieties, production of organic matter, such as peat record-holder at 10,000 meters, remained in serious condition others, flourish in full sun and Tomatoes suited for contain­ with flowers such as petunias or Bv United Press International (P) Achimenes. alyssum. gera­ of these in the limited space of moss, and a porous material, after an apixirent suicide attempt near the site of the NCAA part shade. In full shade, try ers are the compact-growing impatiens, vegetables and-or Automatic, Air, nium. pansy. containers is feasible. such as perlite, aid both water Track and Field Championships. alyssum. begonia, calceolaria, variety Patio, with medium- herbs. M ALVERN. Pa - J u l i Inkster’s Stereo, Trunk Rack, 4 Suitable for large tubs are (A) coleus, fuchsia, impatiens. size fruit: Cherry, or salad Containers of many types are retention and movement. Ormsby, 21, a North Carolina State junior, was favored in the impatience was rewarded on the Doors & Much Morel • Place containers of scented Topaz *4995 schizanthus and zinnia. (P) primrose and torenia. tomato; Sweet 100. Sugar available for growing plants Outdoors, containers dry quite 10.000 meters Wednesday night. But she disappeared midway la.sl two holes of the first round of geranium and nierembergia. flowers on each side of an Best vegetables for contain­ Lump. Small Fry or Tiny Tim. outdoors on porch, deck or patio. rapidly in mid-summer, so through the event. Police said she ran off across a softball field the $450,000 LPGA tournament at For 8-12-inch pots: (A) ager- entrance. ers are those that provide fruit Tall-growing types such as Fo r good growth in containers, frequent watering is necessary. and jumped from a bridge, falling onto hard ground about 40 feel While Manor County Club. artum aster, balsam, calen­ for much of the season includ­ Sweet 100 may be staked in the below. “ I want it to happen all at once.” dula. carnations, gazania. im­ the insulating value that the Often, daily watering is required In fairly large containers, ing tomato, pepper, cucumber container or allowed to cascade container is made from is Inkster said after birdies on both patiens. marigold, mignonette. and summer squash. Although over the sides. unless containers are quite large such as half a wooden barrel, holes Thursday gave her a 4-under- important. Wood is an excellent or receive rain. even summer squash can be par 68 and a two-stroke lead over material with a high insulating With frequent watering. rewarding. Giants put Gladden on disabled list five other players. Inkster shot six birdies and two ^ Automatic, Air, 2 Dr., SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Giants announced bogeys on her round, and also blew V6, AM/FM Stereo. P. Thursday they have placed center fielder Don Gladden on the four other birdie chances by Cougar VIndow’a, PB, PS. *5995 21-day disabled list, effective June 4 and placed pitcher Roger missing putts of 10 feet or less. Mason and first baseman Will Clark on the 15-day disabled list, "I was frustrated the whole effective May 30. day.” she said “ I only mi.ssed two Marines’ Band Shell landing is complex maneuver To fill their spots on the roster, the Giants purchased the greens and I'm putting the ball well but it’s hitting on the right contracts of pitcher Terry Mulholland and outfielders Rick By Susan Vaughn Democrats, and Donald Kuehl. edge (of the cup) and it’s hitting on place provide food, lodging and former member of the U.S. 2nd Lancellotti and Chris James from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast Herald Reporter head of the Republicans — assured the left edge. My caddy said. 'Just entertainment for the members Marine Band 20 years ago came in League. her that they could raise the while they are in the area. handy for scheduling the weekend Finding lodging for 40 people did not proveto be patient’ and then plop. plop. I Manchester residents will re­ The move means the Giants now have seven rookies on their needed funds and make the arran­ Finding lodging for 40 people did activities for the band. True to make two birdies on the last two Automatic, Air, 4 Drs., ceive a large gift Saturday from be as easy as signing them in at the Holjday Inn. 24-man roster. AM/FM Stereo. V6. Ex­ gements to bring the band to town. not prove to be as easy as signing military form, nearly every min­ holes.” Marquis local business people and com­ Ostrinsky said. cellent Family Car them in at the Holiday Inn. “ Do you ute is accounted for. Ostrinsky did "Do you know how hard it is to find a place in Two shots behind Inkster were *5995 munity leaders. Marta Figueras-Dotti. Patty Shee­ know how hard it is to find a place provide the band members with 49ers waive veteran safety Hicks The gift is the U.S. 2nd Marine T H E BAND SAGA began May 22 June when all these weddings are going on?” han. Amy Alcotl. Mary Beth in June when all these weddings some "liberty” time after their 7 Division Band, which will perform when Weinberg received a letter are going on?” Ostrinsky said. R ED W O O D C IT Y . Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers waived Zimmerman and Bonnie Lauer. Brougham p.m. performance at the band at the Manchester Bicentennial from the U.S. 2nd Marine Division shell. More than 20 businesses in Man­ School auditorium. veteran safety Dwight Hicks Thursday after efforts to reach a who all finished at 2-under-par 70. Band Shell Saturday night at 7. Inkster, who finished third in last Band stationed in Camp Lejeune. A F T E R C A LLIN G area hotels The band will arrive at Bradley chester gave donations to make the contract settlement with the four-time Pro Bowler ended in Getting the popular band to In case of rain, the band will week’s LPGA championship, said N.C, The letter was in response to and Camp O’Neill, which were all International Airport Saturday band’s visit possible. Ostrinsky failure. Manchester is the result of two her request a year ago for another booked forthis weekend. Ostrinsky said. perform at East Catholic High Coach Bill Walsh said Hicks was first offered $325,000 in cash the greens on the 6.313-yard course weeks of intense efforts by many morning and travel to U of H on a Marine band, the U.S. 2nd Marine finally found 27 dormitory rooms bus donated by the Manchester Ostrinsky said he thinks one of School auditorium. 115 New State and bonuses for the 1986 season and then another $25,000 was were quick, but true. local civic and military organiza­ Road. Indoor seating is limited on “ If you hit it where you’re Air Wing Band. The band had at the University of Hartford, Bus Co. The members will have a the reasons Manchester was the added to the.package. But the amount failed to satisfy Hicks and tions. business leaders and both played at the band shell last which will provide the ro’oms at a only town in New England to get a a first-come basis. If the rain supposed to hit. they’ll go in,” she major political parties. McDonald’s lunch, then swim in Dave Perrin, his agent. summer. discount rate. the U of H pool. They will then have Marine band booking for two location is to be used, an announce­ said. ‘‘They’re just quick.” DOLLAR RENT A CAR SPECIALS "It was one time both parties Hicks. 30, may now negotiate with any team in the N F L . Weinberg did not know how to But even room arrangements dinner at the Manchester Elks consecutive years was because of ment will be made over W KH T and Muffin Spencer-Devlin. Amy agreed on something.” said Stan­ respond to the letter from the have to be made according to Lodge, with food provided by the the warm welcome Manchester WPOP radio, or phone 646-4900. Benz and Cathy Morse were three The Caring Car People v ' ley H.fSandy) Ostrinsky. whowas shots back, at l-under 71. and Rosie Marine band since there had been military protocol. Certain rank.s. American Legion of Manchester audiences ga>e the band last year. Admission to the concert is free asked by Mayor Barbara Wein­ Gustafsson leaves Caps for Sweden no money appropriated for an like sergeants, gel single rooms, and Highland Park Market. The versatile Marine band per­ and lawn Chairs and sweaters are Jones. Judy Dickinson. Patti berg to lead the efforts to find food 301 Canter S t r e e t ______. appearance this summer. That’s while corporals have to double up. forms more than traditional mil­ recommended for the band-shell W A S H IN G TO N — Bengt Gustafsson, whose loyalty toSwedish Rizzo. Jane Geddes and Dale and lodging' for the 40-member why she appealed to the town said Ostrinsky. There are al.so four ON SUNDAY, the group will be itary marches, alternating to a site. hockey outweighs his allegiance to the Washington Cap^als, is Eggeling were four shots off the band. He had only two weeks / m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s / “ 3*1“ chairmen. Ostrinsky said. women in the band, so separate transported to Connecticut Golf dance or concert band playing a leaving his N H L club of seven years to return to his native land. pace at even par 72. notice. The organizers of the event Pat Bradley, coming off a At 1-64) ii — r — - Although the marine band per­ facilities will be provided forthem. Land, which has donated its range of music from /■lassical to Capitals general manager David Poile Thursday said the left But she asked him only after recommend you get there early if victory in the LPGA champion­ forms free of charge across the Ostrinsky said. ’’The military facilities for the morning, followed pop, dixieland and swing. « winger turned down a contract offer from the Capitals and signed both town committee chairmen — the East Catholiq High School ship. had eight bogeys in her round United States and around the hasn’t gone co-ed yet.” he quipped by a picnic liinch provided by the In case of rain, the band will to play for Bofors of the Swedish Second Division. Gustafsson, 28. Ted Cummings, head of the location must be used. Last year’s of 80.8-over-parand l2 shotsoff the world, it does require that the ho.st Ostrinsky’.s experience a.s a Manchester Arm y and Navy Club. perform at East Catholic High made his decision one day earlier in his hometown of Karlskoga. crowd was a record breaker. pace. She was one of 34 players to LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR card 80 or more. — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. J h i ia a iq a a MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6, 1886 — 1$ Advice Weekenders Caimans Invade lake Crafts at orchard Gallery showcases Nichols SEA TTLE (UPI) — Skeptics scoffed at reports that alligators Sisters want more from mom’s will were swimming around in Green Lake but a state wildlife official Lym an Orchards in Middlefield wifi host its got to the bottom of the mystery when he discovered two caimans Daniel Nichols, a Manchester resident and on the shore. sixth annual country fair on Saturday, featuring artist, will be showcased Saturday and Sunday at dear 80 craftsmen from around New Engiand. Pottery, Distinctive Gallery, 280 Burnside Ave., East A B B Y : When have several, but please don’t print what her reaction will be. I told Lynn Olsen, who thought she the number as we do not want to watercoiors, theorem painting and more will be Hartford. He will be there Saturday from 10 a.m. Dad died 20 ye- him I wasn’t sure if I was ready ** creature slithering into the lake. Caimans arg ago. he left identify them. Well, last Christmas yet. He told me that he won’t rush are smaltor cousins of alligators and similar in appearance. exhibited. The show is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. for a reception with wine, a champagne Mom some mo­ they sent our child an expensive me into anything I don’t want to do. Doug Wechsler. wildlife biologist for the state game Admission is $1.25. In case of rain, the show will be punch, cheese and other refreshipents. Wine, Sunday ney and a pen­ (by our standards) Christmas How do I know when I’m ready? I amphibious reptiles Wednesday cheese and teas also will be served on Sunday sion. She moved Dear Abby present. Last week, they sent our hope you print this because I think night while he and others were boating on the lake. during gallery hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. In with me and child another expensive present you will be helping other girls with I shone a light on the shore and saw eyes shining ’’ he said Nichols works on location, painting New England has divided her Abigail Van Buren for his birthday. the same problem. Thursday. 'At first I thought it was a cat, but when I geit on shore Workshop on beach landscapes in an impressionist style. time between Now, how do we handle gift- AFRAID OF LOVE and walked upI saw it was a caiman. The other was nearby. One my family and The Science Museum of Connecticut, 9509 Trout giving for Christmas and birth­ tny sister’s D E A R AFRAID: It is not "love" lively Brook Drive, West Hartford, will offer a workshop Couples sing at band shell days for all of their children? We family ever you fear — it’s sex. which is not The two young caim ans were both a little more than 2 feet long about beaches on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The fee for cannot afford to give each one the since. kind of gifts they have given ours surprising, since we fear the he said. Adults grow to 4 or 5 feet. the workshop, aimed at children ages 5 to 12, will Singers Cindy Harvey, Howard and Karen We have cleaned for her, cooked amount of privacy, but we never twice a year. unknown. How will you know when be 50 cents. Register at the museum du ring the Sprout, and Paul Harvey will present “Salute to ^ for her, washed for her and complained. We are hurt and you are ready? When you are so day. the Hollywood M usical” Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Is there a tactful way to tell them chauffered her everywhere she disappointed and are ready to kick sure, you will not have to ask Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the not to send our child any more gifts wanted to go. her out on her ear and let her try to anyone. But one thing is certain; A campus of Manchester Community College, 60 because we can’t reciprocate? girl of your age is definitely not Mom has never bought a bar of make her home with one of her ready. Bolton fair is Saturday Bidwell St, Richard R. Lauzier, president of the soap, a sack of groceries or a tank other children for free. What would A DILEM M A band shell, will conduct a dedication program for of gas. We've taken her on vacation you do? D E A R D ILEM M A: Honesty is D E A R ABBY: I am a young Bolton's annual Yankee Street F a ir will be held the opening of the season this weekend. Those who with us and paid her way. Conse­ UNAPPRECIATED IN OHIO the best policy. Tell them you Saturday at Bolton Congregational Church from come should bring a chair. Rain location is East quently she has saved her pension woman completely bald due to would feel more comfortable if alopecia, so I wear a wig. I have 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. There will clowns, children's Catholic High School auditorium, 115 New State and Social Security, and now has they would limit their gifts to your adjusted to this condition fairly games, a petting zoo, pony rides and face Road. over $300,000 in savings. DEAR UNAPPRECIATED: For openers. I wouldn’t kick my child to a "token" inexpensive one well, but I need a clever remark to Dtim OUDf painting. Last week she told us that she mother out on her ear — or any because that is all you can afford to say when I remove my wig for the There will also be crafts, baked goods, plants, an recently made a will, and is other part of her anatomy. I would send their children. And what’s first time In the presence of a man. Sturbridge celebrates leaving her money divided equally extensive lunch wagon and a strawberry shortcake keep my mouth shut and continue wrong with sending cards? P. IN COLUMBUS, OHIO table. among her eight children! When Old Sturbridge Village opened to the to provide her with a home with no At 2:30 p.m., there will be an auction, followed by D E A R A BBY: I’m nearly 15 and DEAR P.: Don’t surprise him. The other six have not spent a thought of what’s in it for me. a chicken barbecue with two sealings, at 4:30 and 6 public on Junes. 1946, there were just 81 visitors. my boyfriend is 16. I’ve been going Tell him that you are wearing a wig dime on her. They each have sent which is the reason I would have p.m. In honor of the40lh anniversary of the museum’s , out with him for over a year and he and why. her a plant or flowers once a year taken her in. in the first place. opening, the first 81 people to visit the museum on asked me to go to bed with him. My If you feel you need a "clever" on Mother's Day. ?Sirtl( jJHf. Sunday will be admitted for $1. the price charged mother knows about my relation­ remark while removing your wig, My sister and I opened our Birdsongs and chimes 40 years ago. D E A R ABBY: We have only one ship with him. but I’m afraid to tell •you could say. "Look, I’ve flipped homes to her, sacrifired a certain child. Our newly made friends There will be picnics and old-fashioned games her about this because I don’t know my wig over you!” Invites you to join us on the Mountain It’s a good weekend to explore Goodwin State on the central common, a cake cutting at It a.m,. . for Fine Italian Dining. Forest Conservation Center, off Route 6 in and special half-hour long activities at the 1 Hampton. 10 miles east of Willimantic. There will museum’s Education Building at I. 2 and 3 p.m. ! be a bird walk under the guidance of a member of Prostate trouble warrants more study Admission is normally $8..'i0 for adults and $4 for the National Audubon Society, from 8 a m, to children ages 6 to 15. Children under age 6 are Serving Dinner Tuesday, Wednesday noon. Bring a snack and a beverage. D E A R D R D E A R R E A D E R : You seem to admitted free. The museum is on Route 20 in GOTT: I am 66 gynecologist or a clinic that Then at I p.m . a workshop for parents and be describing an intention tremor. specializes in diagnosing and and Thursday — 5:00-9:30 Massachusetts, near Exit 3 off Interstate 84. and have been This may indicate the beginning of children on making wind chimes from pottery. suffering peri­ treating sexually transmitted Friday and Saturday 5:00-10:30 a neurological problem or it could diseases. The cost will be $8 for each parent-child pair. For odically from more information, call 45.'>-9.534. just be an isolated event common Sunday !Soon-9:30 Breakfast in bed prostate tr.pu- Dr. Gott to aging. See a neurologist. Herald photo by Tucker ble. I was told D E A R DR. GOTT: I get tired of that I have an hearing my urologist say that I "Breakfast in Bed With E m ily ” is the name of a D E A R DR. GOTT: I have had “ have to live with” my bladder Teddy Is ready for fair extremely Peter Gott, M.D. Complete banquet facilities for Rush gives a rush special fund-raising event staged by Company vaginal yeast infections ever since infections. I have gotten them One on Sunday. A benefit brunch and performance small prostate I became sexually active, although 1 small or large parties. Craftsmen Charlotte Neff, left, and and probably three or four times a year for the games, craftsmen, strawberry short­ Tom Rush is a perennial favorite with folk of "The Belle of Am herst" will begin at noon in the I’ve only had three partners. My will never re­ past to years. I am allergic to sulfa Gerry Jennes, hold items that will be on cake and attic treasures. There will be music fans. He will present a concert Saturday atrium of the Hartford Arts Center. mother-in-law keeps telling me and penicillin and now am getting Seats up to 300. quire an opera­ sale at the Bolton Congregational evening at 8 at the Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front The food will be lavish, prepared by New that I should be tested fordiabetes. sensitive to Macrodantin. What an auction at 2:30 p.m. Admission tothe tion. The discomfort is periodic, causing interruption of urine flow Church’s Yankee Street Fair Saturday fair is free. The chicken barbecue with St.. Putnam. Tickets are $14, and may be reserved American Catering of New York City and South but when I mentioned it to my can I do? but Is severe enough for me to want with secondary infection. doctor, he said he was sure I didn’t 60 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT • 646-3161 from 11 a.m. to3:30 p.m, nearthe church by calling 928-7887. Green Kitchen and Bar cf Hartford. Live music additional help. I am allergic to servings at 4:30 and 6 p.m. will cost $6 have it and said there was no DEAR READER: Bladder in­ and door prizes will be offered throughout the penicillin, take 50 milligrams of To give you more information, I at 228 Bolton Center Road. Thestreet by for adults and $3.50 for children. reason to test me for it. Now my fections can be resistant to treat­ meal. Macrodantin daily and use a hoi am .sending you a free copy of my the green will be closed for booths of Health Report on the Prostate mother-in-law says that I should be ment until their causes are deter­ Buy at flea market At 2 p.m.. Connecticut actress Donna Agee will whirlpool five times a week. Gland. Other readers who would tested for chlamydia. I am getting mined. If your urologist has been DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT step into the spotlight as E m ily Dickinson, sharing like a copy should send $1 plus their recurring eye infections and lost a unable to diagnose the reason for Manchester Grange 31 will have a flea market DEAR READER: The term her secrets of life, love and the proper baking of name and address to P.O. Box 2597. fetus at six weeks, cause unknown. your repeated infections, request a Caldor Plaza, Manchester 649-54B7 Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m at the Grange "prostate trouble” could mean gingerbread. Tickets are $25 Call 278-6347 for Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to What is your opinion? referral to another urologist — About Town Olcolt Street. Baked good.s and refreshments al.>;o anything from repeated infection reservations. mention the title. even a third, if necessary. You to urinary blockage. Since you are will be sold Proceed.^ will benefit the Grange DEAR READER: Chlamydia is should not "have to live with it," WEEKEND SPECIALS renovation fund. taking Macrodantin. an antibiotic. certainly a possible cause of your sweater. Local club dances in squares Crafts galore I assume that at least part of your DEAR DR. GOTT: I am lef­ problem. It is a sexually transmit­ Prime Rib ’ 8 . 9 5 Honorable mentions. Mark Levola. basket, wood: problem may he due to infection. thanded and have always turned Manche.ster Square Dance Club will have a ted disease that can cause vaginal Dr. Gott’s new Health Report. Lynne Christian, inlaid parrot necklace, jewelry: and You probably need a cystoscopic my hand when writing. Now. when club-level dance Saturday from 8to II p.m. at Waddell Church has big sale It s the weekend for the Spring Crafts Festival infections as well as miscarriages. Weight Control Through Calorie Kathy Hampstar. painted glass composite, glass. exam so that the urologist can I start to write and the pen or pencil School on Broad Street. Gordon Sidall will call the at the Berlin Fairgrounds. The festival combines I think you need a thorough Control, offers healthy tips on examine the inner prostate tissue. pre.sses on my thumb, my hand London Broil squares and Linn Case will cue the rounds . There were two awards for association members Members of the Latvian Lutheran Cfiureh at 21 arts and crafts, food, music and other evaluation, including smears and weight loss, diet and exercise. For Swordfish ’ 7 . 9 9 only. Elinor Robinson won the Walter Van Arsadale Garden St. have been getting traditional baked entertainment. Even though you have a small starts to shake. Two doctors have cultures of your vaginal secre­ your copy, send $1 and your name gland, internal prostatic growth not been able to give me satisfac­ Fresh Bay Scallops Award for Poppy Trystik. a watercolor. Willa Nolan food, antiques plants, clothing and attic treasures The New Vaudeville Comedy Team, a revue of tions. If your doctor believes this and address to P.O. Box 2597. Art group names show winners won the Stuart Cheney Award for Old Fashioned that is not diagnosable by means of tory reasons as to why this approach is unwarranted. I sug­ (Not good with sny other discounts or specials.) ready for a tag and bake sale Saturday from 9 old and new vaudeville .styles, mime, dance and Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to Floral, in handcrafted fiber. a rectal examination rould be happens. Can you? gest that you a.sk for a referral to a mention the title. Manchester Art As.sociation .selected several a m to 2 p m at the church juggling, will entertain on Saturday and Sunday. winners in its June I art and craft show. Winners, Several members were on the show committee Ethnic foods and Am erican beverages will be titles and media in the art category include: including: Mary Daly. John Massolini. Louise Shea. sold. First. David Yeh. "Gold Fishes." watercolor. Alice Warrington. Vicky Jennings. Ann Dumas. Alice See ‘Crack of Dawn’ The show is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Second. Michele L ’Heureux. "Natures Subleties." Beebe. Doris Johnson. Jane Maneggia and Grace Sponges safer than buil(ding blocks Saturday and Sunday, at the fairgrounds, off oil. Tedford Students at Manchester Community College will Route 72. A(1mission is $3 general $2 for senior Tied for third. Elizabeth Sennett. "Kitchen pre.sent a play. "The Crack of Dawn.” tonight DEAR best to keep the sponges a wajt from citizens: children 14 and under are free. 55. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Memorabilia." oil. and Kathryn Hickey. "Autumn Saturday. June 13 and 14. in the East Campus POLLY: Soon them: a small piece chewed off a Leaves." photograph Seniors plan Mystic trip POLLY Auditorium. Thomas Ozimek wrote the medieval after I began to soft sponge could be a potential pre$entB ou r Honorable mentions. Chein Fei Chiang. "Happy BOLTON — Bolton Senior Citizens will sponsor a fantasy and will play the fanatical priest. Tickets See Sphinx parade baby-sit my two choke hazard since the soft sponge D E A R PO LLY : Put cold cream tveekend $peciah Swimming." watercolor: Doris Johnson. "Blanc Sur trip June 2.'i leaving Herrick Park at 8:45 a m. to go to nephews (4 and can conform to the shape of the on eyelids and brows to keep soap Blanc." mixed media collage.; and Teresa Wellon. will be available at the door at $4 general Meal or Cheese Ravioli w/uuaage...... *5.25 Mistick Village. Mystic Lunch will be at Abbott’s Sphinx Temple will hold its Shriners spring 2 years of age). Pointers windpipe if swallowed. out of a child’s eyes whitewashing "Fenced in Flowers." photograph admission and $2 for .students and senior citizens their hair. Veal Caccialore ...... *6.50 Lobster in the Rough overlooking Noank Harbor The ceremonial parade Saturday at 1:30 p.m. The I found that the Another suggestion for safe Winners, objects and media for crafts include: group will visit the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. The building blocks Drape a towel over the top of the prade will proceed north on Main Street near Polly Fisher building blocks: Cover small Baked Scrod ...... *6.95 First. Pat Kelly, fluted teapot, porcelain. cost of the trip is $15.50. Checks and the choice of I had for them empty boxes with adhesive plastic bathroom door to keep children Second. Yvette Smith teddy bear rise. wood. Hear holy music Bennet Junior High School, turn east on East Eggplant Cordon Bleu ...... *6.95 lunch, steamed lobster, hot lobster roll, fillet of fish or to play with or shelf paper. I’m doing this with from locking themselves In. Shrimp Marinara over Ungiiini...... *8.25 Third. Amelia Adams, mountain scope fiber. barbequed chicken. Center Street to Brookfield Street, then north of w e re s o m e ­ butter boxes which are a great Wrap drinking glasses with Evidence of the Resurrection, a 10-member Memorial Field at Manchester High School. times danger- ■1 shape and size for blocks, but other several wide rubber bands. This .331 Center Street Vernon group, will present a concert of religious (Cornrr of Broad and Cpnlrr. nral In CarveU) The ceremonial is dedicated to Harold E. (Hal) bus. At this age. small boxes are good. too. helps small hands grip the glass music tonight at 7:30 in the basement of St. James Turkington. past potentate and charter member children like to throw things and I anything if they throw them Your helpful Pointer earns you securely. 647-999.5 Church. 896 Main St. St. James Renew Group is He became a Shriner in 1957 and has played the noticed that several times one or around. the Pointer of the Week award, a Shellac game boards to make the sponsor The public is invited. tuba in the Sphinx Shrine Band. Before he retired, the other of the boys was almost hit GRACE copy of my book "Polly’s Pointers: them last longer. he was executive managing editor of the in the face with a wooden block. I 1081 Helpful Hints for Making ____ J.F. HARTFORD and Sun 2, 4:45, /, v:30. bought a big bag of colorful D E A R GR ACE; This is an Everything Last Longer” Other Friday & Saturday Specials Cinema City — A Room With o View Best of Times (PG-13) FrI-Sun of dork. • Manchester Herald. Polly will send you a Polly Dollar — The Money Pit (PG) with Fletch sponges. I left some as they were excellent suggestion for safe build­ who would like this book can order F r l 7:30, 9:55; Sot and Sun 1:45, 4:20, WINDSOR Bite Into baked goods The parade includes several bands and color ($1) if she uses your favorite 7:30 , 9:55. — Short C Irru lt (P G 7:10, (PG) FrI-Sun at dark. and cut others into different sizes. ing blocks. One precaution, how­ it for $6.50. Make check payable to Plaza — Wise Guvs (R) Frl and Sat guards, the Sphinx Temple Highlanders, the Pointer, Peeve or P ”oblem in her • Sole Monterey ...... *6.95 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:50, 7:10, 9-40 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:15 Buy some baked goodies at a bake sale Saturday The boys love playing with the ever. If there are babies at the Polly’s Pointers and send to — B liss 7,9:15; Sot and Sun 1:15,4:10,7, Funsters, the Sheiks. theArabPatrolandtheCircus column. Write Polly’s Pointers in 9:15. — L e tte r to Brezh n ev (R) F rl 7:20, from 9 a m. to 2 p.m at Stop & Shop. Broad Street sponges. They can’t hurt anyone or chewing stage in the house, it's Polly’s Pointers, Box 1216. Dept. • Ribeye Steak ...... *7.95 DRIVE-INS British Prime Minister Mar­ Associate Fife and Drum Corps. care of the Manchester Herald 9 :M ; Sot and Sun 2, 4, 7:20 , 9:30. Manchester — Young Blood (R) Frl Proceeds will benefit the Werner Cacace Soccer EAST HARTFORD garet Thatcher ordered a naval and Sot 8:50; Sun 10:20 w ith W ise G uvs Scholarship Fund. The parade is part of a ceremony to initiate more • Seafood Fradiavolo ...... *7.95 Eastwood Pub A Cinema — wise (R) F rl and Sat 10:30; Sun 8:50. task force to the South Atlantic in G u vs IR ) F rl and Sat 7:15, 9; Sun 7:30. than 50 people into the Sphinx Temple Mansfield — Raw Deal (R) with 1982 in the wake of Argentina’s • Veal Parmesan...... *6.50 Poor Richards Pub A Cinema— Wise Eddie and the Cruisers (PG) Fri-Sun at Military signs up to continue AiD S tests G u vs (R ) F rl and Sat 7:30 , 9:30, dork. Sweet Liberty (PG) with The seizure of the Falkland Islands m id n ig h t; Sun 7:30, 9:30. • Eggplant Parmesan ...... *6.50 Showcose Cinemas 1-9 — Invaders BOSTON (UPI) - Damon Clini­ screening test used to identify the From Mars (PG) Frl and Sat 12-45, test is being given to who she called virus.” Engel said. "And what 2:40, 4:35, 7:35 , 9:40, 11:35; Sun 12:45, cal Laboratories has been antibody to the HTLV-III (AIDS) "selective military personnel." you’ve got is a sandwich — plastic, 2:40, 4:35, 7;35, 9:40. — R aw D eal (R) awarded its second contract worth virus and the confirmation test, "(The Army is) not doing virus, antibody.” LA STRADA Restaurant F r l and Sat 12:50 , 3 , 5:15, 7:40, 9 55, an estimated $9 million to conduct called the “ Western Blot." on everybody,” she said. "They don’t m id n ig h t; Sun 12:50, 3, 5:15, 7:40, 9 55 VALUAMECOUrON The additional chemical turns 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 — C o b ra (R) F rl and Sat 1:30, 3 20, VAUIAIUCOUFON AIDS testing of U.S. Army appli­ positive samples. tell us exactly who is tested.” 5:10, 7:30, 9:35, 11:45, Sun 1:30, 3:20, cants, inductees and selected “ The screening test has a fairly The tests are computerized and the entire "sandwich" a different Mon.-8al. 5:30-10 / Sun. 'til 9 5:10, 7:30, 9:35. — Sweet L ib e rty (P G ) military personnel. color ranging from yellow to F r l 1:20, 3:15, 5:20, 7:15, 9:25,11:25; Sat high number of false positives.” he highly automated and produce 1:20, 3:15 , 5:20, 9:50, 11:40; Sun 1:20, SAVE $6.61 The tests will be conducted said. "Sometimes there are other results within 24 hours, he said. orange and is then fed into an 3:15, 5:20, 8, 9:50. — F e rris B u e lle r's When you need to advertise, through blood samples taken from antibodies that will react the same The screening test is performed electronic "reader" which deter­ D ay Ott (P G ) Sot 0, sneak p review with nothing works like Classified! new recruits and inductees during way. The Western Blot will rule on a plastic strip 'which has an mines the "intensity” of the color, N IK K I’S Sweet LIbertv (PG) 9:50 — Spoce- TWO LARGE he said. Comp (PG) Frl ond Satl2:35,2;50,5:05, their initial physical examination, those out.” inactive pure HTLV-III virus Weekend Specials ’ 7:25, 9:50, m id night; Sun 12:35 , 2:50, Dial 643-2711 said Dr. Robert Engel, technical Last October, Damon won its "stuck onto the bottom of a plastic "If the test is positive, we 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. — Too Gun (P G ) F rl Prime Rib ...... *8.95 and Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:45, 11:55, PIZZAS director of the firm, based in the first Army contract for AIDS well.” A small portion of the serum immediately repeat it.” Engel Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15,9:45. — Dem ons Boston suburb of Needham. testing worth $I million and has is placed on top and incubated for a said. "We don’t report out tests as Veal Paradiso F r l and Sat 1:10, 2;55, 4:45 , 7:50, 10, “WITH EVERyrHING” The testing of new recuits is performed 70,000 tests per month positive unless it is positive twice. 11:40; Sun 1:10, 2:55 , 4:45, 7:50, 10 — lUanrljTHtpr H rraliT period of time. 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(2 hra., 16 min.) aunt on the Island of Crate becomea ro- vacation in Greece find themselves pur­ sued by the CIA and KGB. 1973. Rated G. 6 : 0 0 P M CD CD (8) Offi « ) News mamicallv kwoNsd with one of her coun­ trymen. Halay MMa, Irene Papas, Ell Wsl- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Flatch' (CC) Police cor­ CC Tim a's Company lach. 1964. ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ OD 8 Hart to Hart [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lost In Amsrlca' (CC) tered by a newspaper reporter working GO) 0 Gbnmo a Break A diailluaionad young coupla decidea to undercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated PG. (B ) Knot's landing eicape the rat race and rediacover Amer­ ica. AH>ert Brooks, Julie Hagarty, (^rry IS) Doctor Who 11:35PM ® Entertainmant Tonight MarthaH. 1985. Rated R. In Stereo. IB) MaoNoM-Lahrar Nowshotir [U S A ] Stone fSBawItohad 1 2:00AM (X) Hawaii Five-0 9 : 3 0 P M C £ 8 ABC Comedy Special: GDStar Trek [DIB] MOVIE: Tronchooot' An amateur HHoscow Bureau (CC) myatary writer fmdt heraalf In the middia Gi) Tha Untouchables [H B O ] MOVIE; -Making tha Orada' A of a rsN conapirscy. Margot Kidder. Roben (9 ) Hogan's Heroes Hays, DsnM Farakto. 1983. Rated PG. apollad rich kid offers $10,000 to a atraet- wiaa taanagsr to finiah out Na lait year at ® Barney Millar [U S A ] USA Cartoon Exprass prep school for Nni. Judd Nelaon, Dana dD Comedy Break Olaen. Joniu Lae. 1984. Rated R. 6 : 3 0 P M d ) Ona Day at a Tbno [C N N ] Nawanight CB) Banaon [M A X ] Comedy Exparimant: Bob QoMthwalt.Don't Watch this Show [E S P N ] French Open Daily Recap 8 Too Ctaoo fbr Comfort 10;00PM CDnbvm 1 2:05AW1 dD Magnum, P.l. A singer 8 8 NBC Nightly Nows on the run from Detroit drug dealers turns 8 Nightly Bualnoao Roport dD Lov« BoM (CC) Itaac falls for the to Magnum and T .C . for help. (75 min.) (R). choreographer for the Love Boat Mer- 8 ABC Nows maida whila Gopher tries to settle a ship dD MacNell-Lahrer Nawahour S) Harpor Vallov tquabbla. Doc t^es charge of Na girtf riand 1 2:30AM ® Comedy Tonight and Judy becomea attracted to a mystar- [CNN] ShowMi Today ioua stranger. (60 min.) (R). ( S ) Friday Night Videos Pat Sajak and Jay Leno co-host. (90 min.) In Stereo. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Aiiplanal' A akiddish C £ Burns A Allan sx-mtitary pilot has to taka the comrolt of (9 ) Maude an aMlnar after the oraw bacomas W. Rob­ 8 Indspsndant Nstworfc Naws Mora Real People ert Hays, L k ^ Bridgaa. Robert Stack. 8 MIsaton; Imposalbla 19B0. R i ^ IkS. dD Qana Scott 8ChacfchOut [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football '86 [M A K ] MOVIE; 'M y Favortts WHe' A 8 8 Miami Vice Whan Crockett's old wife balsvad to bs dead ratuma to find her gklfriand diaa whHe trying to smuggle in 1:00AM dD Star search huiband ramarriad and triaa to win him twsHowed cocaine, ha and Tubbt use Herald phofo by Pinto back. Cary Grant. Irena Dunne, Randolph dD Joe Franklin Show Scott. 1940. confiacsted cocaine to crack tha smug­ GD Comedy Break gling ring. (60 min.) (R), In Stereo. Free concert at Covenant O ) Comedy Tonight 7 : 0 0 P M CD CBS Naws 8 M a w A Luda Mapp'a plan to socially (£ 8 8 M«A*8*H diaersdH Luda Is unexpectedly thwarted. [C N N ] Crossfire Steve Nielsen practices at the organ for will also feature Kathy Carlson on the (60 min.) ( £ ABC News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th' A a free concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at Trinity 8 Novels; Amo y Sanor camp, haunted by a death curse, finds it- piano. The church is at 302 Hackmatack ( £ B100,000 Pyramid , self under attack by a killer. Betsy Palmer, Covenant Church. The spring concert St. QS Jsffataons 8 Black Horlzom Spadd: Making tha Adrienne King. 1980. Rated R. Right Moves: Blacks In Corporate 8 F u g M v a America 1:10AM [DIS]dtv 8 Wheal of Fortune 8 Start of Something Big [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sax With the Stars' An 8 MacNaH.Lshrar Nawahour [C N N ] CNN Evening Nswa advice columnist attempts to discover if passion and the zodiac are related. Thick Roosevelt courtship letters 8 BWy Graham Qrsatar Washington [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Psrtnera' Two cops Wilson, Martin Burrows. 1979. Rated R. Cntsada poM as lovers in Loi Angeles' gay conrt- 8 Nawlywsd Gama munity to neb a vicious killer. Ryan O'Neal, 1:15AM (ID 24 Horas John Hun. Kenneth McMillan. 1982 . Rated (B) Nightly Businaaa Report R. 1:20AM dD McOairett McGarrett re­ 8 Matt Houston luctantly pursues an ex-cop whom he sus­ reveal the man’s gentle side [U S A ] Get Christ)* Lov*l pects of being the culprit in a string of Hon­ [C N N ] Monaylirw 10:30PM O DO DN aw a olulu pimp murders. (75 min.) (R). [^ M C ] MOVIE: 'Chsttarwoga Choo Bv Jim Rottrav Choo* HI order to collect Ns inheritance, a ® Alfred HKchcock Prasente 1:25AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Nutcracker' died in 1884. shortly after the birth Dailey said. man moat rattore the famoua train and 9D Notfdero SIN A Russian ballerina is persued by a persis­ United Press International of their daughter. Alice Roosevelt During their often turbulent make ona final run from PannayNania Sta­ tent reporter after she secretly defects to Longworlh. (S ) Capitol aloumal join a British dance troupe. Joan Collins, four-year marriage, in which they tion. George Kannady, Barbara Edan, Joe CAM BR ID GE. Mas.s. — Letters The letters, donated by Joanna Namath. 1984. Rated PG. [T M C ] FHm Shorts Finola Hughes, Carol White. 1984. Rated were separated at least once, R. by rough-riding President Theo: Strum of Washington, a grand­ Roosevelt was known to leave their [U S A ] Radio 1990 11:00PM dD GD (S) ® News dore Roosevelt show hesomelimes 1:30AM dD Telephone Auction daughter of Longworth. are on New York home to go off on 7 : 3 0 P M ( £ p m Msgazlna GD Taxi escaped a stormy first marriage GD Independent Network News display as part of Harvard’s .150th hunting trips to fight off depres­ C£ AS In the FamHy dD Benny Hill Show by leaving his "little, sweet, pure birthday celebration. sion. Dailey said. C£ Whaal of Fortuiw GD Barrtav Miller [C N N ] Newsnight Update queen" for hunting adventures out The 39 letters — 23 written by While on one such trip in ( £ 8 Ma)or League BasabaH: New G£ Fridays [E S P N ] John Fox Outdoors (R). West. Roosevelt and 16 by Lee — dispel September 1883, Roosevelt wrote. York Mata at Plmdiurgh (S ) Talat from tha Darkslda 2:00AM ( B m o v ie : Going My Way' The recently discovered corres­ Roosevelt’s public "Rough Rider" "I think all the lime of my little QSMalorLssgus BasabaH: Battimore at (S ) Doctor Who A priest, assigned to a down-trodden par­ pondence between Roosevelt and image, which Dailey said the laughing, teasing beauty, and how iw Yorkark ■■Yankaaa (S ) Odd Coupla ish, attempts to help all the people. Bing his first wife. Alice Hathaway Lee Harvard graduate developed as he pretty she is. and how she goes to 8 Jeopardy Crosby. Barry Fitzgerald, Rise Stevens. Copa Mundlal da Soccer: Canada 1944. 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Roosevelt — to his children and GD Start of Something Big While the couple was briefly [D IS ] Advsnturas of Ozzia and Harriet "The letters are personal, they two wives — that show the private [U S A ] Wild World of Animala separated in 1881, Roosevelt wrote [TM C ] MOVIE; Percy' A man becomes [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook (R). are not simply formula, they are side of T.R. 8 K X ) P M ( £ Connocticut Orfgbiata: he was "bad tempered” when his the first to receive a mate organ transplant. 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight sincere.” said Wallace Dailey, “ These letters are from before Poaeomakar and Ood'a Fool Hywel Bennett. Denholm Elliott, Elke Som­ “ little, sweet, pure queen” would [E S P N ] SportsCenter curator of the university's Theo­ he had settled info the public image ( £ PM Magazitw mer. 1971. Rated R. “jog my arm and make me blot the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Wild Life' (CC) dore Roosevelt Collection. that people now know." he said. l £ 8 Wabotor (CC) (R). [U S A ] Night Flight paper while I was writing. Two teenage co-workers move in together "They were clearly strongly “ Even the photographs are not 8Banacok;FlyMoHYouCanFlnd Ma to pursue what they think is im p o rta n t- "I loved it all the same." he 11:30PM d) Dynasty emotionally involved with one what people would recognize as 8 8 Knight RIdor In Starao drugs, sex, and rock and roll Christopher added. dD MOVIE: Track of tha Moon Beast' another." Dailey said of the couple T.R . It was before he began to wear 8 (B ) Washington Weak in Review The rising of the moon transforms a man Penn. Lea Thom pson. Eric Stolz. 1984. ICC) into a monster because of a nteteorite frag­ Rated R. who married after a 1.5- month spectacles.” Besides a private memorial 8 0 d d Couple ment imbedded in his body. Chase Cordell. 3:00AM Ql) Emergency courtship while Roosevelt, the Dailey said Roosevelt is "clearly Roosevelt published following Dortna Leigh Drake. 1976. aSNovala: Criatal [C N N ] Newt Overnight man for whom the teddy bear was a younger man” in the letters — Lee’s death, the 26th president d ) Bizarra [E S P N ] College Baseball: 1986 World named, attended Harvard. both emotionally and physically. never mentioned her again to 4 Mortar miser f S Montraaux Rock Festival ACROSS GD The Honaymoonara Series From Omaha, NE. (3 hrs.) (R). Mrs. Roosevelt, the daughter of “ He did change, but not in as an either his daughter or later in his 5 Tyre king [C N N ] Prime News (S ) MOVIE: 'Escape 2000' Two people, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Explprera' Three boys Boston banker George Cabot Lee. extreme a way as people think." 1913 autobiography, Dailey said. 1 Labor group 6 Relating to time [D IS ] DIsnay's Return to Trsasurs la- labeled deviates by their society, are sent build a spaceship that puts them in touch (abbr.) 7 Bewildered land Long John SiNar and Jkn Hawkina are to a reeducation camp. Steve Raitsback, reunited after a tan year taparatlon. (60 with aliens Mary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke. 4 South American 8 Los Angeles Olivia Hussey. 1982. Jason Presson. 1985. Rated PG In Stereo ostrich min.I quarterback ® ® Tonight Show Guest host Garry [U S A ] Night Flight |R| 8 Red (comb, ' [E S P N ] CoHsgs BaaabaS; 1886 World Panel clears up portrait snafu 9 Mounds June 7,1986 Shandling welcomes Jim Stafford, Ed Be- form) 10 Ship's lowest Sarlas From Omaha. NE. (3 Nt.. 30 rNn.) y, Jr. and Sugar Ray Leonard. (60 min.) 3:10 AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Happy Live. 12 Close firmly deck Do not be reluctant to accept material Stereo. Birthday to Me' A crazed murderer stalks FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavas teenagers at an exclusive prep school. PROVIDENCE. R.I (UPI) - A The .seven-member commission, traits of Hopkins are accurate, as 13 Affected favors that will be offered you in the [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Baby... Secret of the O Hogan's Heroes manner 11 Depths Glenn Ford, Melissa Sue Anderson. 1980. legislative panel, whose name was formed in 1984, issued a report this all derive from the misidentified 19 Tiny year ahead. You'll have opportunities to Lost Lagand* A apOnawrlter and Na 14 River In iciamitt wife bacoma protactora of a pre- ) ABC Naws NIghtllne Rated R. more confusing than its subject, week clarifying the confusion and figure in Trumbull’s painting, who 21 Tax agency reciprocate later. Yorkshire Nstoric creature being hunted by a nrihleu 4:00AM CID Joe Franklin Show has painted a clearer picture of a saying the only true portrait of is probably John Dickinson,” the 15 Honshu bay (abbr.) A M P H tcisntiat out for evil gairu. WiWam Katt, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Left to your P O N T W ORRY • * GD Kung Fu 160-year-old case of mistaken Hopkins was made from a sketch three- page report said. 16 Scottish hillside 24 Make a F A R E Seen Young, Patrick McGoohan. 1985. mistake own devices today, you're quite capa­ Rated PG. [C N N ] Larry King Overnight identity involving one of Rhode Trumbull did before he began his The panel, formed at the urging 17 Young ledy (Fr., [ a D 1 C A L C h a n n e ls abbr.) 26 Negrito of ble of feathering your nest But if you y / H P o n l y B i r e s [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Ooodbys New York' A Island’s signers of the Declaration painting. That portrait hangs in the of Hopkinton amateur historian 1 4:10AM [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: 18 Author of Philippines T O R R D start bringing others into the act. no Yuppie Amstican princata alaapa tNough Bob Goldthwait-Don't Watch this Show of Independence. Hopkinton Town Hall. Scott Hirst, concludes that Durand one is likely to make out. Career advan­ t h i n g s H F i r WFSB Hartford, CT J.- "Pygmalion" 27 Fancy vase O L E O s her achaduled laiiding and ianda In hot Some historians have claimed “ It may be staled that none of the also misidentified New York Gov. 28 View tages and problems are discussed in water In Itraal. JuNe Hagarty, Amoa KoHak. WNEW New York, NY 3.' 4:35AM ( £ Gat Smart 20 J a i_____ M E' S N 1 for more than a decade that reproductions or purported por­ George Clinton. your Gemini Astro-Graph predictions David Topaz. 1985. Rated R. WTNH New Haven, CT cr 22 Trim off 29 Invasion 1 G o i N < s T O New York, NY CD 4:40AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Tail in the Stephen Hopkins, in nearly all his for the year ahead. Gel yours by mailing [U S A ] Thraa'a a Crowd WOR branches 30 Energy unit WPIX Naw York, NY (H) Saddle' A woman-hating cow boy finds 23 Pour 44 Last queen of 53 Cover himself working for a spinster and her portraits, ha^s been misidentified 33 Aquatic bird $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. 8 : 3 0 P M ( £ Lao A Liz in Bovoriy HiHs WTXX Watarbury, CT i29 Spain 54 Eugene young niece. John Wayne. Ella Raines. A u ­ becau.se he was mislabeled in a 25 Scratches 35 Sweat band Box 1846. Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be »16BBBgWA.Ms WWLP Springfield, MA 27 Wedding 46 Wool fiber O'Neill's sure to state your zodiac sign. ( £ 8 Mr. Bohrodoro |CC| (R). Hartford, CT drey Long. 1944. "key” to the famous John Trum ­ 36 Stagnate 47 German WEDH attendant daughter 8 (B) WoH Btraot Wook WVIT .•Hartford, CT 09 bull painting "Signers of the 37 Word of assent submarine 56 Bird class 4:50AM [T M C ] m o v ie : Joey' a 29 Muaical aymbol 39 Theater sign ' 8 Mofor Laaguo BasabaH; Booton at W8BK Boston, MA Oi teenager must deal with his father's jeal­ Declaration of Independence." (comp, wd.) 57 Rent Springfield, MA 31 Female (abbr.) CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Directives MUv m u k m WQQB i9 ousy while trying to earn a living as a musi­ Artist Asher Durand, six ^ears 48 Having a pile 59 Compass point WtWTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll WXTV Paterson, NJ aandpipar 41 Eighth month imposed upon you by others today are [USA] Oh MMMtfM cian. Neil Barry, James Quinn. 1985. 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Chernobyl resettlement deadline set By Bryan Brumley prosecution. Jurors ’had to find his admissions The Associated Press voluntary because that was the signficant MOSCOW — The Politburo, faced with thousands of people who evidence.” he said. cannot return home, set a deadline of October for rehousing the B A L TIM O R E — Ronald W. Pelton’s convic­ ’’They would have had to, otherwise they evacuees from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. tion of espionage for selling the Soviets secrets would not been able to reach the verdict they Radio Moscow said today voluntary contributions to about U.S. electronic eavesdropping streng­ did,” said Pelton’s interrogator, F B I agent government account 904, the special relief fund for Chernobyl thens the F B I’s ability to catch and jail spies, David E. Faulkner. victims, has reached $9 million. federal prosecutors say. A jury in Alexandria. Va., accepted similar Events organized to aid the fund have included a rock music Pelton, 44. convicted Thursday of four counts F B I techniques used against Larry Wu-tai concert and a dog show in Moscow and a soccer match in Kiev but acquitted of a fifth, faces a maximum three Chjn, convicted earlier this year of spying for the Ukrainian capital. life prison terms plus 10 years when he is China during his 30-year career as a translator The decision to set a deadline to rehouse the evacuees made sentenced July 28 in U.S. District Court. and analyst for the CIA. Chin later committed during the Thursday Politburo meeting came as Soviet officials Pelton sat slumped in his chair, holding his suicide in his jail cell. raised the death toll in the April 26 accident from 25 to 26. They chin in his hand as the verdict was announced Before the Pelton trial, prosecutors had to after 13 hours of deliberations over two days. said 187 people still were hospitalized with radiation sickness. persuade the Pentagon to release enough "H e’s disappointed.” said defense attorney secrets in court to explain how Pelton had hurt The officials also told a news conference the discovery of new Fred Warren Bennett. ” I saw some tears hot spots of radioactivity outside the 19-mile evacuation zone the ability of the NSA to intercept, decode and welling up in his eyes, and it was obviously a analyze Soviet communications. around the crippled nuclear reactor had forced further tough thing to stomach.” evacuations. The directors of the CIA and NSA. in a rare Never Really Mine Bennett said he would appeal the conviction, public statement, voiced their concern about vowing to carry to the Supreme Court, if releasing such information as evidence. I was told when I first met you Civil rights groups hall rejection necessary, his argument that the F B I tricked CIA director William Casey and NSA chief Lt. Of all the things you’ve done Pelton into confessing by making him think he Gen, William Odom also said they did not want WASHINGTON — Civil rights groups claimed victory was being recruited as a double agent. the news media to speculale about details of the They said you wanted following the Senate Judiciary Committee’s rejection of a Pelton was accused of receiving $35,000 from progams that Pelton had compromised. KG B agents for divulging secrets between 1980 Just one thing, judicial nominee accused of making racist remarks and wrongly Other signs of government anxiety came and 1985 gained during his 14-year career as a prosecuting a voter-fraud case. when the judge sealed a map introduced as To have a little fun. technician at the National Security Agency. evidence and the NSA general counsel attended The panel, voting 10-8, refused Thursday to recommend that The jury convicted him of conspiracy, the Senate confirm Jefferson Sessions III to be a district judge in the trial during the testimony of a senior agency espionage, attempted espionage and unautho­ official. The NSA attorney raised the agency’s They told me that you loved her southern Alabama. It also rejected, on a 9-9 vote, a motion to send rized disclosure of communications intelli­ concerns about defense cross-examination of And you were feeding me a line his name to the Senate without a recommendation on how gence. Without explaining, it acquitted him of a the official. senators should vote. But I couldn't seem to understand count that charged he transferred ’’information ” We gave the jury sufficient information for "Racial insensitivity is something that is totally unacceptable, relating to the national defense of the United them to be persuaded that all the elements of How after all this time and I think today’s vote was a demonstration of that,” said Ralph States of America” to the KGB. espionage had in fact been proven,” said Neas, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Vitaly Yurchenko, a KGB colonel who Willcox. ” Yet, I am convinced that we did not Rights. defected and later returned to Moscow, tipped reveal too much information in the course of You didn’t really care for me, He said the vote "was a great victory for the Senate’s off authorities to Pelton, the government has this trial that was not already known or The things you said weren’t true. responsibility to advise and consent.” said. otherwise a matter of public record.” You left me feeling all alone. Much of the prosecution’s courtroom effort After the verdict was announced. Judge was aimed at countering the defen.se argument Herbert Murray cautioned jurors, who had But now what can I do? Weinberger rejects Soviet offer that Pelton's rights were violated when he was been sequestered since the trial began May 27, interrogated Nov. 24 by two F B I agents at an DEFENDER FRED BENNETT against revealing the classified information WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has Annapolis hotel. The defense said Pelton was . . . will appeal conviction introduced as evidence. rejected suggestions that the United States agree to comply with When I was in your arms I felt. tricked into admitting he sold U S. .secrets. He Juror Theresa Bednarczyk, 56, said only that That maybe someone cared. the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty for up to 20 years in exchange was arrested the next day. techniques of the F B I.” .said U.S. Attorney the trial was ’’very difficult and very trying. for a Soviet reduction in nuclear weapons. ’’The verdict vindicated the investigatory Breckinridge I, Willcox. who supervised the I'm glad that it’s over with.” Forgetting all the heartache. U.S. officials said Thursday the Soviet Union has proposed Believing you’d be there. cutting back its nuclear arsenal along with the United States if Washington agrees to abide by the 1972 treaty for 15 to 20 years. Moscow’s offer appeared to be a switch from its refusal to But when I found Policies, politics play on arms vote MichallaHaaaKa bargain weapons reductions unless the United States first halts That they were right research into its “Star Wars'’ anti-missile defen.se. Bv E. Michael Myers My heart just broke in two. Weinberger, who was said to be speaking generally and not in Reagan said approval of the sale Donna Casis response to the Soviet offer, asserted it would be “ terribly United Press International reflects a U.S. commitment to "the You said I was wrong” for the United States to accept such a proposal because it Dodd, Weicker favored override stability of the Persian Gulf (and) ARIDIAN, the arts and literary magazine WASHINGTON - President A big mistake. is a “back-door, side-door sort of way” of killing "Star Wars” by W A S H IN G TO N (API — Sens. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., and our commitment to freedom of blocking congressional and public support for it. Reagan’s leadership. Middle East navigation in the Gulf.” The future is upon us How could you be so cruel? of Manchester High School, appears in peace and Israel’s political influ­ Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., both voted in favor of an unsuccessful effort Thursday to defeat President Reagan's veto of a resolution “ We are determined to work the past is done space provided by the Manchester ence all collided in the dramatic with the Saudis and other friendly Herald. Tutu vows to defy government Senate vote to permit a $2.56 million that would have prohibited the sale of missiles to Saudi Arabia, For all my life, In a 66-34 roll call, the Senate sustained Reagan's veto of the states to achieve our shared goal of weapons sale to Saudi Arabia peace and stability in the region.” resolution. The override failed by a single vole. It lives in our memories I didn't know JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Anglican Bishop Desmond Reagan won Thursday by the he said. slimme.st margin — one vole — but On this vote, a yes vote was a vote to override and oppo.se the as we enter the world in this new dawn Why love was so unkind. Tutu put himself and his church on a collision course with the government, vowing to mark the 10th anniversary of the Soweto critics said it was a hollow sale; a no vote was to sustain the veto and support the sale. The victory marked a turna­ How could she steal riots with church services June 16 despite a government ban. endorsement of his policies and a Including Dodd and Weicker. there were 66 votes in favor of the round from Reagan’s stunning We will never forget the memories, the ones we loved, Away the man “ I will instruct my clergy to organize church services on June warning to Saudi Arabia to do override and 34 against, but 67 votes — a two-thirds margin — defeat on May 6. when the Senate more with regard to the Middle were needed for approval. the ones we shared, the ones that could have been 16 and I will certainly participate in such services,” the black voted 73-22 to block the sale. The Who was never really mine? churchman and Nobel Peace Prize winner said Thursday. East peaee process. House had rejected the deal 356-62 Bloody riots that erupted on June 16. 1976, in ^he sprawling Sen. Barry Goldwater. R-Ariz.. and Reagan’s only chance to said his colleagues were under — Zrik Johnson — Joanne Crosby Soweto black township outside Johannesburg sparked a tine Liberation Organization and not" Sen. Richard Lugar. R-Ind.. salvage the sale was in GOP-led pressure ” of other countries In 10-month, nationwide black uprising in which some 600 blacks doing nothing for the U.S. cam­ challenged the opponents. Senate. persuade us to vote against our paign against terrorism. were killed. Blacks have marked the anniversary each year with . "If the Senate successfully were commander in chief and our Senate Republican leader Ro­ In an effort to make the sale marches and services. to cut off the president at the knees president. I think it is wrong.” bert Dole of Kan.sas said defeat of with regard to effectiveness in the more palatable to Congress. Rea­ But Law and Order Minister Louis le Grange imposed a ban on ’’When we came to this chamber the package could spell disaster Middle East, a very large loser in gan withdrew the most objectiona­ all commemorative gatherings until the end of the month. we put our hands on the Bible and for peace in the Middle East. this would be Israel, clearly a very ble part of the package. $89 million promised to defend the C''nstilu- ” It’s not so much if the president large lo.ser.” Lugar said in portable Stinger anti-aircraft tion of the United Slates, not the might win or lose, but the setback But when Vice President George missiles. Handicapped hero saves baby constitution of Israel dr the consti­ that might come for any chance for Bush read the tally — 66-,34 — Cranston said the sale of 1.066 tution of Arizona or the constitu­ peace* in the Middle East.” Dole W E S T C H IC A G O , III. — A Vietnam veteran who lost his legs in Reagan had held the necessary air-to-air Sidewinder missiles and the war experienced "9 million different emotions” as he raced tion of California.” he said. said,"If in fact we want a peace one-third of the Senate in line to Goldwater’s sling was directed 100 Harpoon, air-to-surface mis­ II in his wheelchair 60 yards and crawled the last 60 feet to revive a process in the Middle East, we support his veto of its resolution siles could not be justified. at Israel — which denied that it baby who had fallen into a swimming pool. can’t achieve it by isolating every blocking the sale. was working to block thearms .sale moderate Arab stale. This is a .“I heard a woman screaming, ‘My baby, my baby! ’” James Lugar, chairman of the Foreign "Simply put. we believe it ill — and Sen. Alan Cranston. D- rather critical vote.” Relations Committee, later said Patridge said Thursday. “ I knew that it was com inglrom across serves America to sell our most Calif.. the leader of the opposition. "Doyou want to let the president Dole had several voles in re.serve the way and that something was seriously wrong.” advanced weapons to nations Cranston said the Saudis are and the secretary of stale to have In uphold the veto but used no more Patridge and his wife. Sue, hurried across the street which consistently thwart our bankrolling Syria and the Pales- that shot at the peace process or than he needed fundamental national interests.” Wednesday and cut across a bumpy open lot. But a thick row of he said. trees and brush forced the double-amputee to leave his chair and continue forward by crawling. Custody switch could save baby’s life Patridge, 38. who lost his legs in a 1966 land mine explosion in Vietnam, maneuvered through a backyard and up the steps of the LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Angeles County, he said. The baby, hugging and kissing, and a lot of pool deck where 1-year-old Jennifer Kroll lay unconscious. search fora donor heart has begun born May 25. was in stable screaming.” she said after the NEW “ I didn’t detect any heartbeat,” he said. "Th e baby wasn’t for a 12-day-old infant who.se condition Thursday. hospital's change of heart Thurs­ breathing, and her face was blue. Her little eyes were all rolled unwed parents relinquished cus­ day. "This time last week they back, and I started the CPR. tody to his grandparents in order to Loma Linda had refused the were making funeral STEEL to reverse a hospital’s refu.sal of a infant a transplant, saying its arrangements." transplant, the parents’ lawyer guidelines require that recipients McMillan said the child would FOR SALE Reagan won’t change his mind says. have no likelihood of survival with Angle, Channel, Square Tube, Etc. William McMillan, attorney for conventional heart treatment, no live With the grandparents in their WASHINGTON — President Reagan has made up his mind to the parents, known only by their other serious medical problems Los Angeles area home after any ROCKVILLE abandon the S A L T 2 arms treaty and he does not like first names. Deana. 17. and Jesse. and that the parents are able "to transplant but that the parents congressional moves to challenge his plan, a White House 26. said custody was transferred to understand and follow a complex have full visitation rights under the SCRAP CO., INC. spokesman said today. the baby's paternal grandparents treatment program.” agreement. Rte. 30, 989 Hartford Turnpike Deputy press secretary L a rry Speakes, responding to a Thursday. Rockville, C T No donor hearts were imme­ "I don’t know if custody will ever HOURS: Mondey-Friday 7a m.-5p.m, question regarding growing congressional opposition, told Susan Carpenter McMillan, spo­ be relinquished back to Jesse and Salurdiy Tarn-Noon reporters: "Our position hasn't changed on SALT 2. The diately available for the child, keswoman for the Right to Life known as Baby Jesse, who has an Deana. That hasn’t been decided.” 872-6587 or 872-9032 president has made his decision on modernization by the end of League of Southern California, and he said. the year.” underdeveloped heart, but "the the Rev. Michael Carcerano of St. Asked what Reagan thought of the criticism, Speakes said; word is out.” McMillan said. Phillip’s Roman Catholic Church The infant, who had been refused ” We don’t iike it. The president will take the congressional views in Pasadena, had contended the a possible transplant by of ficials at in consideration but his decision has been made.” hospital refused the transplant Lisa Bonefant Loma Linda University Medical because it feared the boy would Center would be transferred to receive inadequate care from his Loma Linda soon from an undis­ unwed parents. Ariane rocket failure investigated closed hospital somewhere in Los ” It’s fair to say there was a lot of PARIS — European space organizations named an eight- Eulogy member international panel to investigate why an Ariane rocket spun out of control, losing its $55 million cargo and leaving the Think of me when i am gone. Western world without an avenue to space. As the crystal dew in the scarlet dawn- A spokesman for Arianespace, the French-led company that builds and launches the Ariane rocket for the European Space As the gentle winds of summer night. Agency, said Thursday the panei would begin work immediately As the glowing moon and the stars’ bright light. to determine why the third stage of an Arianne 2 rocket iaunched Do not weep for what is lost. May 30 failure to ignite. The failure sent the rocket and its $55 million cargo — an W hitham Nurseryaaa Or protest everything it’s cost. JiMtin Kim Intelsat 5A communications satellite — into a supersonic tumble, No, remember me in merry times. forcing mission control to send a radio self-destruct command 0 In songs of love and steeple chimes. that blew the rocket and satellite to pieces. In the lilting laugh of a child’s glee. Team work Celebrating 25 Years of In the rustling leaves of autumn trees- Forehead cries tears of sweat, a m i t In the deafening silence of winter’s snow. Lungs swallow large portions of air. PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL A fantastic selection of The crackling flame and the ember's glow; Eyes blindly see the road — nothing else. ★ ★ ★ PACK RATS*** All of these are the things I am. Mind screams, "Keep going we’re almost therel” annuals, perennials and w The brook’s clear water and the ocean’s sand; Bring a Truck full or a hand full of what you hanging baskets, So do not ponder what used to be- Legs say, "No, we can’t go on!" have squirrled away years ago and TURN IT But when you dream, then dream of me. Arm stretches down to switch the gear, INTO REAL CASH IN 45 MINUTES at the GI­ Tongue reaches out and moistens chapped lips. ANT FIELD AUCTION SUNDAY, JUNE 15 — Julie Geagan m u s b i i f t e i : Lips whisper, “Look! The end is near." (rain or shine) Route »14 Sterling, CT, Exit 89 from #395. Bring it starting at 6:00 A.M. AUC­ W hitham N ursery TION AT 12 Noon. Cash 45 Minutes later. AN­ Heart jumps up and down for joy. Route 6, Bolton — 6 1.3-7802 YONE CAN BRING ANYTHING. We will Open daily and Sunday 9 to .^:30 P.M. Mind thinks back to what has been overcome. TRUCK ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS. CALL NOW j 1; iir ir d u'SfTi tuiuK i:: rj-aui n iL Legs pedal faster, and faster still. FOR YOUR SPOT IN THE FIELD. Lips scream out, "My God! We’ve wonl" 111/, . g. m m m m m■ ■ ROBERT GLASS AUCTIONEERS ft V □□ — Jamie Hoffman ( 203) 564-7318 sourceaHAlflwnYiVarafrorTOitor+WH KT c□ M - MANCHESTER HERALD Friday, June 6, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6, igeg — gj Little touches can boost home’s value Ex-welfare mom BUSINESS In these, the neglect. For instance, to spruce up friendly ones!) should be kept out peak months the exterior, don’t invest in a big of sight and hearing, if possible, for selling your paint job: just repaint the trim, when your house is being shown. becomes a doctor home, it’s of “Remove everything from your Even well-behaved animals are a extraordinary closets that isn’t absolutely essen­ distraction and divert attention Buaineaa In Brief SEC doesn’t insure mutual funds importance to Sylvia tial to your life for the next few away from the purpose of the visit. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - obstacle. I try to overcome It,’’ know the little weeks! You never feel you have Alison Walker, who had two said Walker, who planned to (as well as the enough storage space — and even “Make a scrapbook of attractive children by age 16 and was take a year’s residency in Little change In Wall Street prices QUESTION: big) factors Porter pictures of your home and display Everyone is absolute guarantees that their the performance pack this year. the biggest walk-in closet looks divorced by age 20. was left the psychiatry before deciding investments-will never decline in that can boost i it in a prominent place. If the head of a household with no whether to enter a family NEW YORK — Stock prices were little changed today as the concerned Nonetheless, when picking a inadequate when it is jammed full. ■property has a history, do your value shouldn’t put their money the sales value Wardrobe cartons can be obtained skills and only an eighth grade practice or become a news of a rise In the unemployment rate. ebout “guaran­ mutual fund, it’s simple logic to w 1 research. And document it. into mutual funds holding stocks choose one with a good long-term of your prop­ from any moving company. Fill education. psychiatrist. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged up .54 to 1,879.98 tees” of their Investors’ and bonds. erty as high as them with all the clothes you’re not "Put a couple of sticks of Her school principal had Living at home for support. In the first hour of trading. investments. record. Other than that, there’s no possible. And in this area, little director of Houlihan/Lawrence predicted she would end up in There’s no real risk when looking at funds or currently using, cinnamon in a hot oven, and the Walker worked her way through Losers held a narrow edge on gainers in the early tally of New Guide QUESTION: I have invested in easily can translate into a lot; a pot Inc., the largest real estate firm in “All of us live with minor wonderful aroma of freshly baked jail. a high school equivalency de­ York Stock Exchange-listed issues. worry in the the companies that manage them. of geraniums on a freshly mowed Westchester County. N.Y. But on Thursday. Walker, a case of feder­ william A. Doyle several mutual funds managed by inconveniences — drawers that bread will fill every room. gree, an associate degree at a Before the opening, the Labor Department reported that the two large Investment companies. ^ concerned lawn, a touch of paint can translate ’’Walk around the outside of your stick, faucets that drip, knobs that “Keep your listing agent in­ former welfare mother who now Pittsburgh community college civilian unemployment rate rose two-tenths of a percentage ally insured that the management of a mutual whole house (a buyer will!) Are While I am aware of the “market into thousands of dollars in the are missing, and door chimes that formed of where you can be has five grandchildren, gradu­ and a four-year pre-medical point to 7.3 percent last month. banks, savings risk” of the funds’ share values fund might abscond with the fund’s selling price. there items left propped upagainst don’t! This is reality. But. when reached at all times — especially if ated from medical school. degree from Carlow College in In the bond market, traders took the news as evidence that the and loan associ- U f ll assets. What likelihood is there of the back wall, or stashed under the falling, is there any risk to consider You know from your own expe­ people are house hunting, they you make a sudden trip out of town. Walker, 39, a Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. Federal Reserve was unlikely to tighten credit in the near future. ations and In the selection of investment that? rience how critical are initial deck, which you’ve grown used to don’t want reality — they want You never know when an offer may native, was among 170 newly Along the way, she had a third Prices of long-term government bonds, which move in the credit unions, where each deposi­ stocks and/or bonds whose market companies? impressions. A first look at the seeing, but. when viewed objec­ fantasy! be presented, and it’s imperative minted doctors graduated from child. Monica, and the two tor is protected up to $100,000. values can rise or fall — taking the ANSWER: Virtually none. A tively, are unsightly? Do an the Hahnemann University opposite direction from interest rates, rose about $10 for every mutual fund’s management does front entrance, a fresh coat of paint “Replace all burned-out light that the agent should be able to commuted to college together $1,000 in face value. But what about mutual funds? value of funds shares up or down; ANSWER: Each mutual fund is on the door, a splash of color from a overall cleanup job. bulbs — especially in those places inform you of that offer promptly ” School of Medicine. every day. Are investors in them insured Some mutual funds holding not hold the fund’s assets. The Among actively traded blue chips. Sears Roebuck rose Vi to an investment company — techni­ Investment Company Act of 1940 pot of chrysanthemums — how do “Walk through the interior of you seldom go: in the attic, in the Her father. John Smith, said Scraping money together against loss by the Securities and municipal bonds have a form of cally an "open-end, managed you translate these insignificant your home and look at ceilings, he never could have forseen she 48Vi, and RJR Nabisco added Vi to 49V«, while American Exchange Commission or some specifies that those assets must be basement near the furnace, in that from welfare and student loans, Telephone & Telegraph slipped V. to 24V.. insurance, which guarantees the investment company.” What you details into big-time cash? baseboards and door frames. Are far corner where the circuit President George Washington would become a doctor, but her and leaving Monica behind in other insurer? interest and principal of the bonds held by an outside custodian bank. mother. Audrey Smith, kept 'The NYSE’s composite index of all its listed common stocks refer to as “investment compan­ All mutual fund management Here’s a list of to-do’s to spruce there small cracks, chipped paint, breaker is located. These are the used his veto power for the first the care of her parents. Walker will be paid even if the bonds ies" are management companies up your house and speed up the loose doorknobs? These are minor very places an interested buyer time in 1792 when he refused to sign urging her to do better. moved to Philadelphia to study gained .06 to 141.01. On the American Stock Exchange, the ANSWER: No. The SEC is a default. But that does not insure people are covered by fidelity sale, which was put together for things to correct, yet left undone, “When I’m faced with an market value index was up .37 at 280.23. and/or investment advisory com­ bonds. In the handful of cases in wants to examine. a bill affecting representation in at Hahnemann. federal regulatory agency — the that the values of those funds’ panies running mutual funds. Most me by Jean Macaulay, marketing they create a major impression of “All pels (especially over­ Congress. On Thursday the Dow Jones industrial average climbed 16.15 top cop on the financial beat — not shares won’t change in line with which Light-Fingered Louies in to 1,879.44. an insurer. fund management companies run management contrived ways to the values of bonds in the groups of two or more mutual When you put money into a get their hands on mutual fund marketplace. funds, which they are fond of money, fidelity bonds covered the mutual fund, you buy shares. With Thankfully for the millions of calling families of funds. the exception of money market loss. The funds and shareholders Credit-card war heats up again people who have invested in Some management companies suffered no loss. mutual funds, the value of your mutual funds, the long-term trend shares might go down or up. have track records of producing An important point to keep in HARTFORD — Connecticut’s credit-card war is heating up of fund share values has been better investment results for their mind is that no mutual fund has again, after the Society for Savings announced a new interest Money market mutual funds put upward. The share values of most funds than others. But past perfor­ the money they receive from gone bust since the passage of the rate of 10.9 percent. mutual funds rose nicely during mance is no assurance of future ’40 act. The value of every stock REAI ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES investors in short-term debt secur­ the bull market of recent years. results. No one mutual fund or Society’s new rate, announced Thursday, undercuts People’s and/or bond in which a mutual ities and use accounting methods However, there have been peri­ group of funds turns in the best Bank, which on Monday announced what was then the low rate of that keep the values of their shares fund has invested would have to 11.5 percent. Society’s lowered interest rate is guaranteed ods when mutual fund shares fell. performance year-in and year-out. fall to zero before the fund’s shares 2.3MAIN5THEET.MANCHESrt'M A constant — at $1. in most cases. And there will be similar periods in Last year’s top performing fund REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK 643-1591 through Dec. 31. Other mutual funds invest in would become worthless. That’s 'H e r the future. People who want might be at or near the bottom of just not going to happen. D.W.FISH*J[>i' I j< »ni< VERNON CIRCLE • VERN..N Other Connecticut banks with newly lowered interest rates featuring: I I 87.1-1400 have guaranteed their rates until Sept. 30. The drastic cuts in credit card interest rates began two weeks ago when the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. cut its rate to 12 percent from 18 percent, effective through Sept. 30. Proposal may end May Domestic Auto Sales Thursday’s announcement by Society for Savings coincides Auto sales fell 2.6% on a daily rate basis in with the signing of a bill by Gov. William A. O'Neill that reduces May 1986 with U S . automakers selling ■ , the maximum annual credit card rate from 18 to 15 percent. The ^ new law applies to credit cards issued by both banks and retail court’s phone rule 786,268 cars compared to 807,590 a year ago. stores. When People’s Bank announced its cut Monday, a spokesman . By Bill A/IcCloskey ment between the Justice Depart­ for the American Bankers Association said the new rate was The Associated Press ment and GTE, which has about 9 percent of the local phone lOO/o probably the lowest in the country. WASHINGTON - The court- business. 6.7% imposed agreement that broke up His recent public statements GM Manchester Growing Famlllas $126,900 H O ISJ D A, Will love this 8 room. 3 bedroom Colonial. 11x22 fireplaced living room AT4T would be eliminated undera have indicated Greene is growing and 11x22 master bedroom. 1st floor family room and lower level rec. IBM loans executive to Bridgeport proposal being launched in Con­ increasingly weary of the chore. room, chair-railed kitchen, formal dining room, gorgeous tot, garage gress with the blessing of the Before a local Bell company can T!r:.i I'"...."'f and much more. BRIDGEPORT — Connecticut’s largest city has unveiled a Reagan administration. involve itself in any business other -3 .7 % -3.80/0 The legislation comes too late to than telephone service in its Come and inspect this good value! 7 Room plus Cape for loan from International Business Machines, and it was not a CHRYSLER -7 .1 % computer. put Ma Bell back together, but assigned area it must get the CORPORATION ONLY ‘119,900 — 3-4 bedrooms, finished rec room. 2 Robert Myers of Westport, a IBM marketing executive, will proponents think it will make Justice Department and Judge Fireplaces, 2 full baths, 2 car oversized garage, 3 wall air SOUTH WINDSOR work for Bridgeport for one year at no charge to the city under a phone companies better able to sell Greene to approve. conditioners, intercom system, screened porch, sun deck, corporate citizenship program launched bv the business products abroad and let them Although he has allowed them to sprinkler system. New to the market. Lovely 7 room split, 3 bedrooms, fam­ machine giant. compete with each other in new get into businesses such as real ily room, 1 'A baths, carpeting, new furnace, new roof very ways to the benefit of U.S. estate and printing, Greene won’t NISSAN Nissan: -58.6% nice condition in and out. $135,900 “I look at Bridgeport as a product. ” Myers. .54, said at a news consumers. even consider allowing the seven Sales decreased conference Thursday in Mayor Thomas W. Bucci's office. If the plan ever goes into effect. it regional AT&T spinoff companies because Smyrna, “We’re trying to market this city, upgrade its image." Myers could restore one-stop shopping for into manufacturing or long­ Tenn., plant has U&R REALTY CO. said. customers who want to get their distance service. U&R REALTY CO. His most recent position with IBM was director of external phone line, telephone and local and If Greene goes along, the FCC shut down for 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 programs, which handles IBM’s executive loans to charitable long-distance service from the would have the power he now model changeover Manchester Uniquo A Spacloua $129,900 and other organizations. Custom built H-shaped Ranch on extra deep treed lot. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 same company. exercises to grant waivers to the Robert D. Murdock, Realtor fireplaced living room with two large bay windovrs. knotty pine family A draft of the proposal being decree’s restrictions. The commis­ F— tufo of tho w— fc Spomofd by Tho Manch— tor Horld. ^ room, 2 full baths. 2 car garage, much more. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor circulated around the telephone sion has been quicker to relax its industry today was obtained by regulatory authority over tele­ 52-week T-blll rates up sharply The Associated Press. phone companies. Senate Majority Leader Bob In January. FCC Chairman 349 EAST CENTEH ST. WASHINGTON — Rates on 52-week Treasury bills rose to 6.59 Dole, R-Kan.. is prepared to try to percent in Thursday’s auction, the highest level since March. Mark S. Fowler said he favored Joyce G. Epstein mANCHESTER get the bill passed before the end of lifting line-of-business restrictions REALTY WORLD The Treasury Department sold $9.2 billion of the bills with the the year, the draft says. Dole because it would bring more Real Estate 647-8895 average yield up from 6.17 percent at the last auction on May 13. mtfj 1 s t (203)646 7709 73 WesI Center Slreel claims substantial support from vigorous competition. President Frechette Associates Manchester CT 06040 The rate was the highest since 6.61 percent on March 13. 1986. the administration for the legisla­ Reagan on Thursday announced WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION WE GET RESULTS The sale attracted bids totaling $22.4 billion. The bills will tion that was drafted with the help his intention to renominate Fowler carry a coupon equivalent rate of 7.03 percent with a $10,000 bill of the Federal Communications as chairman when his FCC term selling for $9,333.70. Commission and Reagan adminis­ expires June 30. tration executive agencies. 'The Bell companies want to be The measure would give the able to build communications Auto sales fell 2.6 percent on a daily rate basis in May GImbels to close Manhattan stores same authority over telephone systems so they can sell them 1986 with U.S. automakers selling 786,268 cars, Coventry Horae Lovers company expansion to the FCC abroad and have more control over compared to 807,590 a year ago. Huge 5 bedroom home on 6.0 NEW YORK — Gimbels. one of the biggest and most famous that is now held by U.S. District the switching gear that is installed acres. 750' frontage, new horse department stores in the city, will close before the end of the year Judge Harold H. Greene. in their own offices. barn, home features, oak stair­ and its Manhattan site near M acy’s will be redeveloped. The New After passage. Dole expects the case, much barnboard throu­ York Times reported today. Justice Department to ask Greene ghout, 2 additional lots also avail­ A smaller Gimbels store in Manhattan also will close, and 5,000 to relinquish to the FCC authority able. call tor private showing, of­ employees at both will lose their jobs, the Times said. to ensure continued competition in fered at $199,900. long-distance and telephone equip­ eterman uilding ompany The stores’ current owner, Batus Inc., has canceled all orders ment manufacturing, businesses P B C \ for merchandise for the two stores as well as for the rest of the in which American 'Telephone & PLENTY OF POSSIBILITY! stores in the Gimbels chain, the Times said. Telegraph Co. once had a Central air and newer wiring in this .5 room Expandable The closings would follow the sale of the stores, expected this monopoly. Join US for the opening of our model Cape. 2 large out buildings, one with woodstove hook-up, 3 month, to the London and Leeds Corp., a British firm, the Times Greene has exercised the power fireplaces, some cosmetics needed. Take a look and make said, quoting parties involved in the negotiations. since 1682 when he approved the Manchester *675/Mo. The Herald Square store is located a block away from Macy’s agreement that led to the breakup home. One of six Colonial Style homes an offer! New 3 bedroom Duplex, 1’/4 .Asking $83,900. and is in the heart of one of the city’s busiest shopping areas. of the Bell System and expanded it baths, full private basement, easy a little over a year ago when he _to be constructed in Brendan Woods. access to highway, on busline, approved a similar antitrust settle- “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us!” security and references required, no pets. Tenant to pay own utili­ Dollar weakens on foreign markets MANCHESTER Care Free Living $73,900 ties, other rentals become avail­ Enjoy your leisure time with no lawn to mow - - spacious two bed­ able. LONDON — The U.S. dollar weakened further today at the AT&T appeals STRANO REAL ESTATE opening of all major European money markets. Gold was mixed. room condominium featuring 1V4 baths, full basement and a mod­ 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. ^ ern fully applianced kitchen. Small conveniently located complex. The greenback slipped past the $1.50 barrier in London, to employees Call today for an appointment. Won't last! opening at $1.5070 to the pound sterling against Thursday’s CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” THE RESULTS PEOPLE. closing $1.4965. It started the day in Frankfurt at 2.2275 German marks, down WASHINGTON (AP) - Six days from Thursday’s final 2.2553, in Zurich at 1.8347 Swiss francs into a nationwide walkout. Ameri­ against 1.8622, in Paris at 7.1050 francs against 7.1550, in Brussels can Telephone & Telegraph Co. is at 45.80 Belgian francs against 46.2750, and in Milan at 1,527.50 making its first direct appeal to lire against 1.546.90. striking workers to reconsider In Tokyo, the dollar closed the week lower, falling to 167.75 yen their union’s rejection of an 8 against ’Thursday’s closing 170.75. percent wage increase through Dealers in Tokyo attributed the greenback’s slum p to a remark 1989. 611! by U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker More than 155,000 members of Thursday that the United States may cut the official discount the Communiciations Workers of rate on its own. America were expected to start On Thursday, the dollar rose to $1.3970 Canadian from $1.3945 receiving letters today from AT&T SPACIOUS LIVING Wednesday. outlining the terms of what has Real Estate GRACIOUS COLONIAL in this 3 BR, 2 Bath Cape. Fireplaced Living room This classic home has 3 generous BR, 1V4 Gold opened unchanged in Zurich at $341.50 per ounce, but it been called its final offer on a new 168 Main St., Manchester with cathedral celling. Large Loti $135.900 00 gained slightly in London, starting the day at $342 per ounce three-year contract. BRAND NEW LISITNG!!! baths, den, Florida rm. & much more. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ..646-2482 Ri-aiitifiil R momOilonlRl in Kiiri'sl Hills. Cnrp'diis "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" .646:2482 against Thursday’s closing $341.75. In addition to mailing the letters 647-8400 masicr iN'drf.oni suilt*. finislR'd walk-nul lmsiMiii.nl. Thursday, the telecommunica­ Donald Jackson__Rose Viola' Jackson RiMitral air. gocinm-l kilrli,.|i. offic.. or diMi. 2 < tions giant placed advertisements garapi'. Offi-ri-d al 3I77..VK). Command expands Into Providence for today In 45 newspapers outlin­ ing some details of the offer, which *■1 1«| WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. — Command Airways Inc., a has been rejected by union officials ■ Wood Siding ■ Custom Wood Cabinetry commuter airline that joined with American Airlines in April, as demanding too many ■ Anderson Windows ■ Electric Garage Door Openers has announced plans to serve Providence. R.I., with flights to concessions. New York City and Boston. ■ Williamson Air Conditioning Command, which flies with American’s colors under the name "We just felt it was time to let “American Eagle," will begin service July 2 from Providence to them know directly what this company has put on the table." SATURDAY, JUNE 7 — SUNDAY, JUNE 8 nVE FAMILY SPRMG STREET COLONIAL New York’s LaGuardia and Kennedy airports and Logan Beautiful modern units In an Inflation hedg­ International Airport in Boston. AT&T spokesman Herb Linnen 7 lux. rms., 2'h baths, fireplace & magnificent said of the ads and letters. ll:l0O-5;OO ing business zoned locatloni MUST SE0 lot at the base of Cate Mountain $189 900 The airline will provide four daily roundtrips to Kennedy, three South on Main Street, Manche'ster. Continue past Golf Course. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" ...646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI " 64^2482 flights to LaGuardia with two return trips and twa flights to The company and the union had ______Right on Shailowbrook Lane, West to Brendan Road. Boston with one return trip, officials said. pledged earlier not to “bargain in A PEACEFUL SETTING... DECORATOR’S PARADISE!!! ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESt' Command currently flies to Albany. Poughkeepsie, White the media." But with no direct ArrompaniM this 6 room ,fjpe Cod now under Plains, New York, Boston, Lebanon, N.H., and Hartford, Conn. negotiations Thursday following Outstanding 8 room Cotiti*fn|iornrv lififm* on ver' daily talks since the strike began ronfllrurtion. Beautiful acre * ro un trv lot in ■ private af’fe lot. .'1 l>ei|rrK)Mis. 2,,a baths. 2 l ar garage fs } The American Eagle program uses commuter airlines to ferry Peterman Building Company Covenirv. Only minutes to Hartford. .3 bedrooms, 2 plush f’arfieling. verv funr|ional lavfiul. Tasirfiill' Blanchard & Rossetto passengers from smaller communities to American’s terminals Sunday. AT&T officials said they full batha. generous allowances. Offered al fb'foralffl ihrouglioul! Offerei) at <210.‘K)0, 646-2482 in major cities. were concerned that strikers were not "fully aware '■of what the 649-9404 647-0080 647-1340 »114.900. REAL ESTATE i n Wm I Ctattr St. caraar af McKaa St. CMlitaa Waeaaali company’s offer actually is." a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6 .1988 Wall Street nervous about guilty plea

Bv Steven P. Rosenfeld Inc. “This isnotgoingtogoaway.” agreed to cooperate in the current The Associated Press Levine settled a civil complaint Dennis Levine, a former $i crackdown on insider trading. with the Securities and Exchange million-a-year managing director Authorities said two of those who Commission by agreeing to forfeit N EW Y O R K - Wall Street is in the merger department of pleaded guilty in the David case $11.5 million in profits made in TAG SALE SIGN anxiously waiting for the other Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. and immediately implicated other uni­ illegal insider trading, the largest Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? shoe to drop after an investment once an employee of Shearson dentified individuals at their such forfeiture. banker pleaded guilty to fraud and Lehman Brothers Inc. and Smith former employers. Drexel and Part of the agreement was that Marcus Schloss & Co., a small The best way to announce It la with a Herald Tag Sale promised to cooperate with author­ Barney. Harris Upham & Co., Levine, 33, would cooperate with ities in the biggest case yet of illicit pleaded guilty Thursday to four arbitrage firm. insider trading. the Justice Department and SEC. Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you’ll receive counts of securities fraud, tax Andrew Solomon, a former ana­ "The question is where that evasion and perjury. Speculation is rampant that lyst at Marcus Schloss. pleaded cooperation will lead." said Har­ ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments cl The Herald. others will be implicated in the Also Thursday, two stock ana­ guilty to conspiracy; Robert Sals- vey Pitt, a former general counsel alleged scheme to reap lysts. a broker and an investor bury, a former analyst at Drexel, with the SE C and now a partner at multimillion-dollar profits by trad­ admitted they took part in a pleaded guilty to mail fraud and the law firm Fried. Frank. Harris. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER ing in securities based on their scheme that centered around attempting to obstruct justice; Shriver & Jacobsen. knowledge of confidential merger Michael David, an associate at a Morton Shapiro, a former stock­ Since the SE C brought charges plans. top New York law firm who broker at Moseley, Hallgarten. against Levine last month, there allegedly stole information from Estabrook & Weeden, pleaded has been speculation that the case Tve got to assume that there guilty to conspiracy and perjury; HELP WANTED are a lot of nervous people on Wall the firm and passed it to his friends was being developed to determine to help them make a market and Daniel J, Silverman, a client'of whether a group of insiders might Immediate openlnos for Street.” said William LeFevre. a Shapiro, pleaded guilty to securi­ market strategist at the invest­ killing. David pleaded innocent. be sharing sensitive merger infor­ experienced carpenters. Painters Helper-No expe­ Cook/Prep cook wanted. Manchester-Growl no Manchester-Large 4 bed­ ties fraud. Trim work and plastic rience needed, willing to Five Family. Beautiful ment firm Purcell. Graham & Co. The five who pleaded guilty mation that had been entrusted to Hours flexibte. Will train. modern units In on Infla­ families will love this 8 room apartment next to In addition to his guilty„ — j plea., them or ineirtheir iirms.firms. laminate experience a work, own transporta­ Apply Lafayette Escad- room, 3 bedroom Colon­ park, private yard. $625. prerequisite. Full time tion. Steve 742-1020. tion hedging business rllle 300 West Middle Tpke zoned locatloni Must Seel ial. 11 X 22 fireplaced plus utilities. Call 633-6975 employment & Benefits, Manchester. living room and 11 x 22 or 5294)299. call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 Printing opening. Im­ "We guarantee our master bedroom. 1st floor Monday thru Friday. printing plant of Fortune houses" Blanchard & Ro- Retailers report a slight pickup in sales LATIN Medical Assistant for setto 646-2482. family room and lower Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ 500 Company has Imme­ family practice. Send re­ level rec-room, chalr- room apt., built-in micro- Immediate openings tor diate opening on 2nd & 3rd ralled kitchen, formal din­ AMERICAN sume to P.O. Box 9547 Manchester. Spacious liv­ wave and other features. By The Associated Press Meanwhile. Federal Reserve activity. Revitalization in consu­ percent sales increase. No. 4 carpenters, experienced shifts tor the following Bolton Ct 06040. ing room, gorgeous lot, $500 plus utilities. Coll In framing & must know experienced prep people: ing. 2 both Cape. Fire- Board Chairman Paul A. Volcker mer buying could help invigorate Dayton Hudson Corp. had a 9 DEBT placed living room with garage and much more. 633-6975 or 529-0299. A revival in consumer spending told a congressional panel Thurs­ the economic expansion which how th layout. Full time Model ma ker/VarltypIs- D.W. Fish, 643-1591.D percent gain and Wal-Mart Stores Brazil owes employment 8. Benefits, t/and negative assembler- cothedral celling. Large could be reflected by reports of day that there was a danger of began in late 1982 but has slowed in Inc., the No. 5 chain, reported a 46 loti $135,900 "W e guaran­ 4 Room Apartment. No sales gains in May by several of the higher inflation once the slide in oil coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 /prootreoder. Will train Manchester-Unique 8, Pets, country living, good the past year, analysts say. percent spurt in sales. t h e m o s t Mondov thru Friday. on automated equipment. tee our houses" Blan­ nation's major retailers, accord­ prices was over, but noted that his Sears. Roebuck and Co., the Reliable Individual for chard & RoseHo Real Spacious. $129,900 Custom tor working couple. Se­ Photocomp experience a build H-Shaped ranch on curity, reference. 643- ing to analysts. remarks did not necessarily signal nation's largest retail chain, said While some analysts credited the MgA/WhItrwy Votbufflh pleosont and Interesting Estate 646-248Z Source: The EcorK>mitt/U.S. Chamber of Commerce Equipment operator Plus. Excellent compen­ part time lob. Involves extra deep treed lot. 3 or 4 7405. The sales reports Thursday by a tighter credit stance by the Fed. its sales for the four weeks ended pickup in sales to increased needed bv general con­ sation Including shift pre­ bedrooms, fireplaced liv­ the nation's bigge.st retailers in­ The retail sales reports follow some secretarial work, Coventry-Horse Lover- May 31 rose 3.5 percent over the consumer spending, they also tractor. Must have expe­ mium opd benefits. Quali­ driving and other. Must ing room with two large 4 room apartment first cluded a notable improvement in six to 12 monthsof lackluster sales. rience on backhoe and fied candidates, please s..Huge 5 bedroom home same period last year. K mart noted that the overall results were Latin Am erica now owes tw ice as much abroad as it did in have cor and good refer­ on 6.8 acres, 750 foot bay windows, knotty pine floor. Stove, refrigerator, sales of big-ticket durable goods, The sluggishness reflected a slow­ Corp.. the No. 2 retailer, posted a below the companies' expecta­ dump truck, must be able apply In person to Stand­ ences. Call Susonne 633- family room, 2full baths, 2 heat & hot water, laundry 1979. Mexico and Brazil, which owe morethan half of the to service and maintain ard Register (Formerly frontage, new horse barn, and analysis echoed earlier state­ down in the vital consumer spend­ 5.1 percent increase. tions. Other anal.vsts said the sales 4794. home features, oak stair­ car garage, much more. hookup. Working couple ments that the retail outlook is equipment. Call 742-5317, Burroughs) 259 Hartford D.W. Fish, 643-1591.0 ing area. which accounts lor about J C. Penney Co . the third increases compared with rela­ total, have let their debts increase, respectively, by 145 Tpke., Tolland, Ct. 875- case, much barnboard preferred, no pets, refer­ sunny for the rest of the year. two-thirds of thenalion'seconomic largest retailer, reported an 8.4 8:30 to 5 Monday thru Experienced-Word Pro­ ences, 1 month security, tively weak sales a year ago. percent and 73 percent. Friday. 0731. EO E M/F. throuahout, 2 additional Plenty of Posslbllltyl 166 cessor for congenial, tost lots also available, call $500 per month. Call after paced office, temporary for private showing, ot­ Silver Lane E. Horttord. 6pm, 649-1362 (weekends 8-10 week position, could tered at $199,900. Realty Central Air & newer wir­ anytime). become permanent. Con­ World, 646-7709.O ing In this 5 room expan­ COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR tact Sue at Fuss and dable cope. 2 large out Immaculate, pleasant, O'Neil, 210 Main ST„ Man­ buildings, one with wood- quiet, tour rooms. M a­ We are looking for a cheerful, pleasant chester, 646-2469. EO E stove hook-up. 3 firepla­ ture, responsible, work­ P L A Y E R PIANOS are In ces. Some cosmetics CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 person who loves working with the pub­ M/F demand. If you have one ing, single female pre­ needed. Take a look & you do not use, why not ferred, non-smoker. Lots lic to become our first impression. Production work avallo- make an otterl Asking, more. Call 649-5897. Craftsman power lawn exchange It for cash with $83,900. Strano Real Est­ ble for high school and a wont od. mower. Excellent condi­ Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 ate, 647-7653.0 tion, used two seasons. Resort Property ...... 26 Form Supplies and Equipment__ 80 • Greet our customers and guests. college students. Full Manchester 2 bedroom, King - Sized bed. Firm Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeepina/Income Tax ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 2nd floor, heat and ap­ Call 647-7547 after 6pm. Mortgaoes ...... 27 time or part time, $4.00 5 room ranch In South mattress. Two twin box Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreatlonol Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per dov. • Receive and transfer phone calls. per hour. Apply In person Manchester-$73,900, Care pliances. No pets, secur­ springs. Frame. Excellent Announcements...... 03 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. at Pilot Co. Inc. , 144 Windsor with large pri­ Free Living. Enfoy your ity, $575 a month. Call Beats and Marine Equipment...... 83 • Prepare brochures for direct mail. vate lot and pool. Ottered condition. Will be sold Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlno...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or nribrt days; 60 cents per line per doy. Tolland St., East Hart­ leisure time with no lawn 646-3979. with 2 complete sets of Flooring...... 58 • Generate computer mailing list. ford, Ct. at $105JXX). Coll Trinity to mow-Spaclous two bed­ 6ODO THINGS Financial...... 05 Rentals Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum chorgg: 4 lindt. Real Estate. 522-9299. sheets, 1 bedspread. All Electrical ...... 59 room condominium feat­ 2 Family Flat-lst floor.4'/j TD EAT Rooms tor Rent...... ,31 Pets and Supplies...... 86 • Help with customer service. tor $220, or best otter. Oil Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Nursery/Landscaping uring, 1 V i baths, full base­ room apartment with 643-8082, evenings 8> wee­ Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous for ^ le ...... 87 DCAD LIN K S: Foe classified advertisements to For Sole Handy man's ment and a modern fully Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 • Enjoy our customers. help wanted. Experienced built-in range and oven, kends. Keep trying!. Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 be published Tuesday through Soturdov, the special. $35,900. Summer applianced kitchen. Small laundry room, basement, Help Wanted...... n Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 89 available Immediately cottage Coventry Lake. Situation Wanted ...... 12 Homes tor Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Candidates should possess telephone, 644-1966. conveniently located adults only, no pets, secur­ Soiid mopie honey coior Store/OffIce Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, Remodeled needs finish­ complex. Call today for ity, monthly $450.649-7885. Business Opportunities...... 13 ing, 2 bedroom, large dinette set. Four chairs, Chaponis Brothers. Clark Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. data entry and customer relations ex­ Home health assistant an appointment. Won't tabie too needs refinish- Instruction...... 14 livingroom with field- last! Joyce G. Epstein Street South Windsor. Employment Services...... 15 Industrial Property...... 37 Holldav/Seasonol...... 71 Automotive perience and have a pleasing voice and part time. Room and Manchester 4 room apart­ Ing. $99 646-3525 or 646- Pick your own strawber­ Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 board, plus salary, to take stone fireplace, porches, Real Estate, 647-8895.0 ment available July 1st. Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sole...... 91 RBAO YOUR AO. Classified odvertlsements are stockade fence, complete 2968.0 ries. Containers fur­ Roommates Wanted...... 39 enthusiastic personality. Call Kim at core of 2 elderly people. $390 per month, security Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans tor Sole ...... 92 token by telephone as a convenience. The surrounding. Property nished. Open from 8om- Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Ask for Denise, 649-9453. and references required. Kitchen set, formica table Real Estate Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trailers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one owner's financing. Call 80m or until picked out. I CONDOMINIUMS Call after 4pm 643-1462. and four chairs $35.00. No children under 14 ye­ Homes for Sale ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of Ro-VIc Inc. 528-6990. Full time light production FOB SALE Call 649-7650.O ars of age allowed In field. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not work available. Day or I Manchester 3 bedroom 6 Lawn and Garden...... 77 lessen the value of the advertisement will not M anchester Gracious Colonlal-Thls Please call 528-5741 tor Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 night shift. Apply In per­ room 2nd floor apartment Four pine ladder back latest Picking Good Things to E a t ...... 78 be corrected by an additional Insertion. classic home has 3 gener­ 1 bedroom townhouse In Investment Property ...... ! 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 646-3322 son to Fotomot Corp., 88 wall to wall carpet, retrig- chairs, stained maho­ Information. Fuel Oll/Cool/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 98 ous bedrooms, 1'/s baths, excellent condition. Small erator, stove and laundry Prestige Park Circle, East den, Florida room and gany. Call 649-6325 after between 9-4 tor an appointment Hartford, Ct. 06108. EOE. complex low monthly tee, hookups. $625 plus utili­ 3:30 pm. Asking $40. much morel We Guaran­ private basement, ap­ ties. AvallableJulyl.Call tee our HomesI Blan­ pliances, carpet, end unit. 646-8261 or 646-6082. Two end tables. Need U PICK chard & Rossetto Real By Owner $63,000 646-7018 Estote, 646-2482.0 repair $5.00. Telephone Notices NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED or 649-9189. Rockville, 2 bedroom 643-475). Strawberries HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MOONLIGHTERS apartments, remodeled. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Coventry-Horse Lover- at tha HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IN MANCHESTER AREA $$$$$ $395 and $450 plus utilities. Maple table and chairs s..Huge 5 bedroom home 644-1882. $75. 646-6232.0 LOST Management Trainee. T u 487-653 addMd (Nilonly Rpute Drivers on 6.8 acres, 750 foot ILOTS/LAND CDrn Crib I AND FOUND Entry level position for Mechanics Wanted. Expe­ Soft Crochet Wait MIddIa Tpka. 420-4M frontage, new horse barn, I FOB SALE 4 room apartment 1st Roll away bed with mat­ Berry Patch ambitous Individual. M irbli 8L The New York Times home features, oak stair­ riences with torches and all home delivery service floor, newly decorated, tress. $20 Call 742-9929.0 Buckland Road Found. Female cat 5 Company has profit shar­ welding helpful. Must SECRETARY PART TIME McCibi SI case, much barnboard Bolton Lake. Very Very modern both, no utilities, ing program and both Truck Driver with Class 11 all has savaral contract de­ throughout, 2 additional Hours: 8-1 / 3-8 months old, has flea col­ license. 50 hour work have tools, will train. Nutmeg Branch YWCA, Stock Plaei all small piece of land. Can­ no pets, security, plus Redwood chaise lounge lar. Tiger Calico with local and national growth Excellent benefits. Apply LOADERS AND UNLOADERS livery opportunities lots also available, coll not be built upon. 643-2880. years lease, $365 a month. week. Apply at Al Slef- Manchester, full time, Hllllird SL tor private showing, ot­ with upholstered blue shorthalr. FoundatECLC opportunities. 649-4563. Truck Trailers Inc., 651 357-591 available In the Hart­ Cooper St. 646-1198, 9-5. green print pad. Excellent fert's Appliances, 445 37'0 hour week in busy *8.00 PER HOUR Cambrldga SL RlO O ford. Manchester and tered at $199,900.0 on Soring St. 647-1371 after Hartford Rd. Manchester Sullivan Ave., South office with much public Government land. Delin­ condition. Call 646-5477.0 4. Attendenfs local gas sta­ Windsor. Oxford S I all Glastonbury areas. quent tax property. Avail­ For Rent-2 bedroom IFUELDIL/CDAL/ 647-9997 contact. Strong math We otter steady year round employment, paid Manchester $675/month- tion part/full time. Apply Engorton SL 1-55 Theta are pert time po- able at ultra low prices. apartment with screened Mahogany record cabinet I FIREWOOD Cheshire Sunoco, 687 S. and communication vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ New 3 bedroom duplex, Lost In vicinity of McKee Summer Help Wanted to skills. Ability to balance Contor St 227-203 aillona with above aver­ For Information call 1-619- In porch. $550 a month, 16 X 20 X 26. $40 649-9540. St. Female Tiger Cat with M ain St. Dependable, day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ age' earnings. You must IV3 baths, full private 565-6491 ext L937 24 hours. utilities Included, 2 miles Beautiful white birch energetic people needed. work on farm part or full money, use office Hudeon SL all basement, easy access to white under (shaved from time. Call 644-1454. MEAT MANAGER machines, and typing 60 ble between the hours of: Wllllami SI an]oy working outdoors to rt. 2. 228-9184. Mahogany side table. 31 Vj loos. Perfect for summer oper) Tinker has de­ all with minimal aupervi- highway, on busline, se­ fireplace. Three tor $7.00 Full time. Send resume WPM. Abletoworkinde- 10 am to 4 pm curity and references re­ X 15'/4. Expandable $99. formed back paws. Please Oaklind S i 3-17 alon. Starting lima in Coll otter 6 646-0599. 643-9797. You pick up. Receptionist full time tor of past experience to pendently and to organ­ 4 pm to 9 pm Summit SL quired, no pets. Tenant to call (We miss her) 647- busy 4 doctor office expe­ ize work assignments. 388-453 moat areas Is 3:00 A.M. Rentals HOMES 7906. P.O. Box 129. Man­ 10 pm to 3 am Strickland SL pay own utilities, other Bunk Beds. Excellent con­ rience with phones and Must have high school all and you'll work a lew rentals becoming availa­ ___ FOR RENT dition - must sell $65. Painters needed with at appointments a plus. Call chester, CT 06040. diploma and 2 years 3:30 am to 8:30 am Trumbull SL all hours aach morning, 7 646-1760.O OFFICE/RETAIL I mpounded-Male, 10 least 3 years experience. (3 to 5 hour work span) ble. Realty World, 646- 1 1 3 Mrs. Brown, 646-0314. minimum secretarial Brliwold SL III days a weak; Your own 7709.0 Glastonbury 2 bedroom EQUIPMENT weeks, white, mixed Must have own transpor­ experience. Contact M. 17 7 1 ROOMS Moving - Must Sell. Maho­ breed. Manchester High. tation 646-7760. We require steady reliable people with good work Lilac SL all reliable car Is a must. No FOR RENT house with complete In­ Call Manchester Dog Bragg, YWCA, 135 records, and the ability to lift parcels up to the Winter SL 47-62 experlanca necessary, A Peaceful Setting....Ac­ law apartment, 521-5234. gany dining room set $500. For Sale-Desks, filing ca­ Warden 646-0555. Executive answering ser­ Broad St., Hartford, CT weight of 70 lbs. Applications and Initial Inter­ TroHr SI all no collections Involved. companies this 6 room King size bed with 3 sets of binets, office chairs, all vice needs operators-our 06105. views will be taken on June 9th, 10th, 11th and Orcbird SL Call 1-800-424-2475 Cape Cod now under con­ Room tor rent. Kitchen Immaculate 3 bedroom, sheets $125. Twin bed excellent condition. Days Cook full time. Excellent Floral designer. Must be An EEO/AA Employer. III during regular business struction. Beautiful ocre prlveledges, on busline, l ’/2 baths, duplex with frame with matching 6 643-6669. service expanding all 12th from 2 pm-5 pm and 7 pm-IOpm. room 104. Church SI drawer dresser , $100. shifts. Call Judy 649-2133. position for experienced experienced I nail areas of III hours or locally at 667- plus country lot In Coven­ close to center of town basement, fully ap- person. Call John at Dal- floral design and work Myrtia SL all try. Only minutes to Hart­ 646- 7066. pllanced, available July 1, Other miscellaneous 646- I ANNOUNCEMENTS UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 1240 or 523-4950 bet­ 6332 evenings. Floral Designer, expe­ Imayrs 659-0865. without supervision. Im­ Lindon S I all ween 2-4:30 A.M. ford, 3 bedrooms, 2 full $650 o month, 2 months ( RECREATIDNAL mediate opening availa­ Locuit SL baths, generous allowan­ Room-Main street loco- security deposit, 649-6296. EQUIPMENT rience required. Full time Cleaning help. Immediate 90 Locust St., Hartford, C T III Solid Maple table, 4 Emergency? In Manches­ Position. Must be familiar ble. Marlborough Florist PLACING AN AD In clas­ Bldwall SL ces. Offered at $114,900. tlon Includes utilities, $185 ter, dial 911 for tire, with all phases of design opelnlngs, part tlmeeven- 295-0204. sified Is a very easy, 401-276 Jackson & Jackson Real monthly. References & chairs, excellent quality police, medical help. Ings and or weekends. Spring SL Security. 646-7622 after and condition. 643-4714. Saint T ropez dirtbike. 1984 work. C a ll 643-8455. simple process. Just dial No Phone Calls Please. 187-371 Estate, 647-8400.O STDRE AND model asking $85 tough Some outdoor duties. Se­ 643-2711. We'll help you Koonoy SL 10-151 5:30. Brown's Flowers, Man­ nior Citizens and students EOE/M/F OFFICE SPACE Dining room table-Solld durable bike with mags. chester. Ask for Ron or word your od for maxi­ Real Estate Brand New LIstingl Beau­ I Please call 643-9649.0 John. welcome. 643-5747. mum response. tiful 8 room Colonial In Large furnished room, Maple, 2 leaves, 4 chairs, AUCTIONS C rocket MANCHESTER HERALD Forest Hills. Gorgeous with kitchen privledges Manchester - Downtown custom made pads, $500. Window cleaners. Must Assistant Newspaper and all utilities, centrally retail or office space, 1750 Bedroom set Maple, Bov/GIrl bike very good Custodian Cleaner/Super- S M A a master bedroom suite, condition. Asking $35.00 be experienced. Steady dealer wanted In Bolton. Call NOW 647-9946 HOMES finished walk-out base­ located on bus line. Call square feet. 668-1447. chest, dresser, mirror, vlsor for high school. work, good pay with Call 232-9989 between 9am MEDIUM Phone 649-2320.O Write giving experience. FOB SALE ment, central air, 647- 9813. nite stand, twin bed, $500. fringe benefits. Call 649- 8i noon, Monday through I All In excellent condition. AUCTION - 10 AM Box 329, Manchester, Ct. LARGE gourmet kitchen, office or New Colonial shopping Orvis botten kill and tin­ 5334. Friday. Ask for Michael. den, 2 car gorage. Ottered village. Only 3 vacancies Call 646-2486. Satimlay, tana 7th 06040. PICTURE THIS HOMES HOMES All real estate advertised ner 6/0. Best otter. Call Completo household furnish­ I In the Manchester Herald at $177,500. Jackson & left. 2300 square feet - 2000 ings. Some antiques In origi­ Laundry. Immediate op­ ■ APARTMENTS King Size water bed, between 5 and 6pm, ask Dental Hygenlst expe­ Special Education FOR SALE FOR SALE Is sublect to the federal Jackson Real Estate, 647- square feet - 1114 square for Rod. 875-1803. nal untouched condition. ening for person wllllngto 8400.D I FOB BENT feet. Will rent, ready to heater, padded side rails, Long HIN R d . Andover, CT rienced. Part time Tues­ work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI Teacher-For anticipated Fair Housing Act of 1968, day & Wednesday. Call openings In D M R Early $ EXTRA MONEY $ which makes It Illegal to move In. Columbia com­ head board. Excellent ( W t t of Willlminttc) and alternate weekendfs. Decorator’s Paradlsel 11 24 Locust Street. 7 room mercial center Rte 66 condition. 646-0538. $99d fs^BOATS/MARINE between 9am-12. 633-3509. Excellent starting rate. Intervention Summer 5330 advertise any preference, Program. Call Joanne limitation or discrimina­ Outstanding 8 room Con­ apartment $600 monthly Eost. 456-3314. (EQUIPMENT For additional Informa­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. temporary home on very plus utilities. Security, no tion, call Manchester Knapp-Phllo 487-1300 or Crochet shell-atitch slip­ tion based on race, color, raiV/STEBEO/ S66-847Z pers with a colorful rose religion, sex or national private acre lot. 3 bed­ appliances Call 646-2426 Manor, 646-0129. weekdays 9-5. I RESORT L i» J APPLIANCES 16 foot Mad River canoe, Employment trim are comfortable and An Excellent Opportunity for- orl^n, or an Intention to rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 car paddles Included. Used Outside Sales. Monday attractive to wear. Ideal moke any such prefer­ garage, plush carpeting, PBOPERTY tour times. Excellent con­ Easy Assembly WorkI for travel. very functional layout. Used Refrigerators, thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Housewives and ence, limitation or dis­ East Hartford, older gen­ Washers, Ranges — dition. $800. Please call & Education cellent money. Call No. 6330 has crochet Mothers with crimination. The Herald Tastefully decorated tleman, 2 room efficiency, Cape Cod: Cozy 2 bed­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- teed payment. No Sales. directions for Sizes throughout! Ottered at room cottage, fully clean, guaranteed, parts Jeanne 647-9946. Detalls-Send stamped en­ NEEDED will not knowingly accept all utilities, share a bath. and service. Low prices. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Small, Medium and Large young children bring them any advertisement which $219,900. Jackson 8, Jack- $72 weekly. 647-0069. equipped, walk to beach. Bob. velope: ELAN-173, 3418 inclusive. son Real Estate, 647-8400.a 643-8686 after 5. B.D. Pearl 81 Son, 649 Looking for summer help. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, AT ONCE: Is In violation of the law. Main Street, 643-2171. Maintenance Workers. FL„ 33482. Ta ordtr, m m I $2,$$, far aach with you and Efficiency Apartment- Inflatable boat, extra HELP WANTED asttara, plus sOt far pottafa aid save on Available Immediately Coventry Lake- Blackledge Country Club, iandliaf. Panasonic Upright Va­ heavy duty, brand new 228-0250. Women & Men ILOTS/LANO ILOTS/LAND $275 a month. 2Vi room Watertront cottages now with toot pump, $69.95. Clerical - Full time office ANNE ciaoT babysitting available. $150-$250 a cuum — With attach­ Part Time Inserters position 40 hours a week, Manoheslsr Herald costs. FOR SALE FOR SALE available June 1st. $375. ments, bags & extra belt. 7 Motor mount extra. 646- wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Head Teacher wanted No experience neces­ iiaeA»e.sf aawieii Heat, hot water and ap­ week. 742-3022. 8436.D Monday thro Friday, 8am N n r fw a, N.T. le n a months old. $50. Good for Bob. part time In Manchester to 4pm. Reliability and sary. Telemarketing pliances Included. No condition. Call 646-3245 dddrsM alta ZIP pets, security required. Andover-5 room lakefront Day Care. Degree In early accuracy Important. Ex­ ceaz sad ttp is n s m s t . otter 5pm. Medical Secretaries. Im­ childhood educatton pre­ positions available 646-2970. cottage available August PETS AND perience uslngaddlngma- 643-4384. $250 a week. mediate opening for 2 port, ferred. Call 647-0788. chlne, typing skills help­ with flexible hours. SOUTHWEST NH Used refrigerators, SUPPUES time secretaries. Please ful. Apply In person. 5 room apartment, up and send resume to 18'Haynes Salary plus bonus. down, 2 bedrooms, stove washers, ranges-clean, Prbgue Shoe Company, REALIZE YOUR HARTFORD $349,900 guaranteed, parts and ser- Free kittens. For Informa­ Street Manchester Ct 200 Pitkin Street East For personal Inter­ 9 Acres - $16,9DD and refrigerator, conve­ WANTED vloce. Low prices. B.D. 06040. 646-4797. FULL POTENTIAL ATTENTION INVESTORSI nient location, large yard, tion cal 1.646-9654. Hartford. view call 647-8018 Earnings of $20,000, TO RENT Pearl 8, Sons, 649 Maln$t. Delivery person and sales This tlx unit condominium building Isa great CONN. RIVER VALLEY garden area. $600 plus .643-2171. Manchester Insurance clerk wanted for modern Wed.-FrI. $25,000, $30,000 a year Investment. Three units have been totally re­ utilities. Available June Free to good homes - Cote Administrative Assistant- •. and more can be yours playful kittens. Call 649- agency has an opening for Pharmacy In large shop­ Growing company seek­ novated and the remaining three are in the 1st. Coll 643-0110. Twin bed with frame, box a part 'tim e secretary. offering financial secur­ spring and mattress. Ex­ Ref rlgerator-General 6480 otter 11am. ping center. Pleasant ing qualified person with 22 Hours Per Week process. Fully applianced modern kitchens, Beautifully wooded parcel over­ Electric very good condi­ Typing and telephone working conditions, wil­ ity to people in your 3 Room Apartment-First cellent Condition. $75. call verbal skills, responsibili­ You con make excellent each condd has four rooms and modern tion. $95.00 Call 649-3387 Free Kittens. HI, we need skills are Important, insu­ ling to train, flexible ties Include group Insu­ community. We'll train Salk'ry Plus Gas Allowance looking Connecticut River Volley. floor, large rooms, stove, 647-7547 otter 6bm. dlih cloths from the mesh bath. Call Hating broker for more information. otter 6:00pm.a 0 home with lots of love rance ond computer skills hours. Apply at once to rance, administration ’ bogs in which oranges, you for success at our Near lakes and ski areas. Town refrigerator, heat and hot experience helpful but not the manager. Liggett expense. Call Phil Cas- SOUND INTERESTING? Owner financing available. water, garage, laundry and warmth. Please call personnel records and of­ potatoes, onions, etc. ore Self Cleaning Range. Ex­ 649-1280. essential. 649-2891. Phormocv, Parkade fice supplies Inventory told. Just;; boll tor IS telone 563-8041. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and maintained road with utilities. facilities, very Cleon. $475. cellent condition. Large Shopping Center, 404 West Ws esn help ysu bscams a ' Lease and security. Ask Merchandise and purchasing. Salary minutes In water to which tuparviaa our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, HEALE" niOFESSIONAU Located only 20 minutes from 1-91. frost free refrigerator Free to good home. Tiger Easy Assemblev Work! Middle Tpke Manchester $250-$320 weekly depend­ want a little Independence and your o.wn Income..! about Senior Citizen dis- ' used 2 years, excellent $714.00 per KH). Guaron- CT. chlorine bleach has been Call 846^25, and sik far Din. counts. Call 646-7268. angora. Male cat, neu­ ing on experience. Please odded. Put atm good but Two hours from Manchester. Ex­ condition. 9 Cubic foot tered. Needs tender lov­ teed payment. No sales. call tor an appointment chest freezer, good condi­ Detalls-send stamped en­ no-longer needed furni­ A'O cellent terms available. Call owner Manchester 4 room 2 bed­ ing care. 649-7193. Recent I onlst/Salesper- 8:30 am to 12:30pm ture and appliances back a D. F. REALE, INC. H ilc U IT W M C tion. Call 647-7547 after velope: Elon-173, 3418 En­ son. Must be bmbitious 8< Prague Shoe Company, Neat Estate room flat, 2nd floor. A vail-' 6pm. terprise, Ft. Pierce, FI. Into use by telling them 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm.“ able Immediately. $525 dependable. Good hourly Administrative Office, 175 Main St., Manchaitar. Ct Maine Coon Kitten. Block 33482. with o low-coat Claulfled. Includes heat 8< hot water. Mans custom made shoes wage. 659-5400, 647-735J. 282-9074. 643-271 r. y^CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 \ G E Washer and Dryer, with white, female, shots, 646-4528 No pets. Rose 647-8400 or 11AA cost $89. Sell $25. excellent condition, $200, Dopers, 13 weeks old $125, 646-8646. Four months old. 649-1170. 647-8077. 649-2217 after 3:00pm. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 6.1916

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IKT8MI0 CARS ‘tort reform’ bill for quarterfinals CARS lonTRUCKB/VANS 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS IRH^LLANEOUS SUPPLIES t a b s m .es TAB SALES FOR SALE FOR BALE FOR SALE I S iJ AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE ... paga 4 — paga 11 Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 Free kittens, tabbies & Tag Sale. Moving. Lawn Tag Sale-Soturdoy June 1972 Chrysler New For Sole-1974 % ton chevy 4 Goodyear flbreglas Portlno oof 1957 Chevy double pawed. 742-5768. eaulpment, furniture, etc. 7th, 9^5. Huge selection, speed, Am/Fm stereo Yorker. $99 or best offer pick-up, equipped. 31 cole- Belolr 4door sedan. Fr«nt cassette, sun root, power belted tires 195/75 R-15 Saturday 8, Sunday 7th 8, rain dote Sunday June call 6494727 otter 5om. man Rd„ Manchester. S25.00 o pair 649-0670.O bumper $50. 646-4298 offer 8th. 21 Brookside Lone. 8th. 449 Tolland Tpke., steering, power brakes, $1900. 6pm.D MISCELLANEOUS 9-3. Neor Ho-Jo's. excellent condition. 1974 Ford Von. New point $5,600. Coll 643-6802. For Sale Vivo P195/75R15 FOR SALE & mags. $2,(X)0 firm. 872- Radiol tire on dodge 15 Ford 360 V8 engir'e from Neighborhood Tag Sale. Tag Sale - Fisher Price 6215. MOTORCYCLES/ Inch rim. New with 2 15 1965 F-100 o'ck-up truck. Green Hill Street. Man­ toys, dressing table, baby Inch dodge rims $50.00 oil. $50.00 Coll 649-4989 otter 6 chester. Saturday June 7, swing, curtains and mis­ 1983 Dodge Charger-4 M0PED8 742-S050.P pm.D. 9-2. Something for eve­ cellaneous. Saturday speed, front wheel drive, ENDROLLS ryone. Children's clo­ June 7th 9-2 225 Bldwell 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. om/fm cassette stereo, For sale ■'Team M urry 10 27% width - 254 thing, bar with stools, Street. A ir condition, power 37,000 miles, $3,500. Coll speed moto cross bike. WANTHI TO WANTBI TO 12% wMth - 2 for 284 bike, household Items 8, steering, power brakes, 646-1152 or 644-0060. Just rebuilt, like new BUY/TRADE BUY/TRAOE MUST be picked up at the furniture. Bolton Garage Sale. Co­ new transmission, shocks $50.00. 643-1709 Greg.a Manchester Herald Office vered bridge collection, and rear springs. $2,000or 1972 Mercury Comet-Must before 11 A.M. ONLY. new stainless steel sink, best otter. 646-8787 or sell, runs well, 89,000 1975 Suzuki 185, MX,needs iUandtralrr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm HrralJi Tag Sale. June 7 8, 8th. 97 large metal desk, tractor, 649-3467 Otter 6om. miles. Its yours for S150. some minor work. $60 or Birch Mountain Road Bol­ childrens clothes and Coll 633-6975. best otter 643-2831 otter Used sliding glass patio ton 9-6. Something tor much more. 84 Mt. 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm 6pm. WANTED doors, thermal, $15 each. everyone plus clothing!. Sumner Dr., Off Bolton ccBsette. Good running Chevrolet Monte Carlo Call 646-2300. Center Rd., Saturday, condition. $850. Coll 659- Landau 1981. Gold, V-8, 1982 Yamaha Maxim 1100. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR Tag Sale-Saturday 8-4. June 7th, 9-3. Rain or 2895. power steering 8, brakes, Bought In 86 as leftover. Levin King Koll Mattress. Mony household Items, Shine. tilt wheel, cruise, air, tm Still under warranty YOUR CLEAN USED CAR Spinal guard excellent olso desk, secretary Wishing will not sell any­ stereo cassette. Florida S3,000 firm. Coll 872-6215. condition. $75. Please coll chair, basketball back­ .Tag Saie-Saturday and thing ... a low-cost od In cor. 38,000 miles. Mint OR TRUCK. ^ 649l9003.o stop, etc. 77 Meadow La. Sunday 9am-2pm, June Classified will. Why not Condition. $6,000 643-8271. Education bill (Oft Oak Grove). 7th and 8th, 20 Westmins­ place one todoyl 643-2711. MISCELLANEOUS For sale-Goulds water I Contact: Tom Duff ter Rd. Aduit bikes, tape 1978 Chevette. Needs [automotive pump with tank $95. Call Group Tag Sale-Antiques, deck, oak bookcose, bent- work, body In excellent otter 5:00 646-3663.a furniture, crafts, clo­ 1977 Ford Maverlck-4 condition. 4 very good CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. wood chair, much do or, 6 cv II nder, excellent Bed liner tor S-10 Chevy thing. Friday 8, Saturday, miscelleanous. tires. Must go $250, 646- 1229 Main St., Manchaster 6464464 Blue pleated lined draper­ June 6 8. 7. 8:30-3, 76 condition $750.1978 Dodge 5808. Pickup longbed used. No Aspen-6 cylinder, 4 door, holes $99. 742-8101.O passes, ending ies 84 inchs X 125 Inches Thayer Rd., Manchester. Gigantic tag and bake with brass traverse rod. Cleon cor $750. 1978 saie to benefit, Manches­ Chevette-rebullt motor, Extends to ISO Inches. ter giris soccer ciub. Tor­ $90., 646-9892.0 automatic transmission, 6family tag sale. June7th, nadoes. Saturday, June 7, $995. 1977 Plymouth Vo- 9-3. Baby Items, toys, 9-3, parking iot across lorle Wagon, 6 cylinder, Two wheel sulky for household Items, mlscel- from Superior Court, 46 special session gravely wal k behind trac­ automatic transmission leanous. (Redwood W. Center St. $995. More to choose tor. Air tires, steel seat Farms) 83 Ralph Rd., B U S M E S S l $45.00 643-4535.0 from. Sole Saturday June Manchester. B-Nal Brith sponsored- 7th. 649-8309, Buds Motor By Kenneth R. Bozlnet foctory donated new clo­ The Senate earlier Friday night 10 speed bike with acces­ Soles, 276 Hartford Rd., United Press International also voted overwhelmingly, 34-1, to Friday, June 6th 8, Satur­ thing, other items. Manchester. leaCARreiTRY/ ANE0U6 7 sories. Like new $150 or day 7th, 9-4,3 Ashworth St. Sunday June 8th, 10am to CHH.0CARE riWAL accept the education reform bill. best offer 643-8857 even­ 8i 96 Glenwood St. Dehu- 4pm., 545 E. Center St., 1SI«M0KUNB ' C HARTFORD — The Legislature Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford; ings. mldlfler, lewelry, Manchester. Remove mineral buildup late Friday night passed a Oumas;SleGtnC'~4HaYlng cast the only dissenting vote, miscelleanous. from your teakettle by OdHvorinp- .dean form Republican-sponsored education claiming the bill did not guarantee Elegant off white 84 Inch 'A/.- Electrical itrgblemsf Tag Saie-June7 8i8,9-4. 25 pouring In half a cup of Nded d large or o sMdVf IdcNdf S yards ifspius reform bill and adjourned a special the "best and brightest” students sofa with custom mode Tog Sale-122 Cambridge Ridgewood St. Doil house, white vinegar and one AfiiO'-sanif, ;Ohd slip cover. Oriental wall will do bobysifflng In mv Repair? We Spedoilte hi session called solely to deal with would enter teaching and stay in St., Manchester. Satur­ coilectabies and other quart of tap water. Heat to Independent Construc­ ,jlWntsl. Cain the controversial plan. screen, studio couch, twin day, June 7,10-4. Stroller, items. rolling bol! and l^t stand Licensed Manchester tion Co. General Contrae- Residential WoriCr Joseph the profession. ' maple 5 piece bedroom home. (Ventfcmck School Oumds. Fbliv UeenSed. In a party-line vote, the House Scott also claimed the program car seat, baby walker, for one hour. Pour out Area). Coll 646-3798. fors, custom home bulld- Free EsttmotM. i ttS L Custom Rofofllling. Hove set, maple table 4 chairs. toys,boy$ clothes to size 4 Giant Tag Saie-836 Main solution, fill with water, fng' and remodeling,, 464 3 Trey Bin flotoflller. Will defeated a Democratic amend­ is so costly that five years down the Call 646-3525 or 646-2968. some household and mls- St., Manchester. Oid, boll again and discard. sMRng, excovotion, etc.' travel. - GoTdwts, towns. ment to include a mandated road it could force the state to celleanaus. Brand new new, useabie at bargain Add buildup to your Coll4S64M6Sor4S6^72tS. floiliiPr beds, large or /gSilnim um salary for teachers and enact a personal income tax. Corona Kerosine heater Porta Crib. No Early prices. June 7th and 8th, budget by selling no- amoH. teltda-lMS then followed the Senate’s lead, The proposal released Thursday with two five gallon cans. Birds Please. 8am. Don't miss this one. longer used furniture and approving the package in a final Good Condition $75.00. by the Republican leadership appliances with a low-cost 122-5 vote. provided money for increasing Call 643-7115.0 Tog Sale-Craft supplies-A Sunday, June 8, 10-3, 37 Fogarty BretiiM Breti ~-Ba- 4 od In Classified. 643-2711. Forrond Remodeling -4 Gov. William A. O’Neill said he teacher salaries to 120,000, but did cratters dream. Prices Highwood Drive (Oft Por­ Cabinets,‘Tooflng, gut­ Wfssssf throom renrK^ipg;^ rinm™™,,,.,. ... 20 Inch boys bike also will range from 30 to 90 per­ ter). Household, child­ kwaaptMameeaaawMWMet; slolldffbn: water h ( M ^ will sign the bill into law. not mandate the increases. * I', i ters, room odditipns, 0 O h m ' ,0 Ldndseaoing. The Legislature made arrange­ include training wheels. cent off ribbons, wood, rens, tires, barbeque grill, decks, all types of rema-' Memo vedf own prMP •— :garboge dtspoeolttfsi^ ^iM taeoh Un. From O'Neill, who had originally . I# #: • Call 742-0465 and make an doll heads 8, parts, ma- etc. NOTICE TO CHEDITORS ddlng and repoirs. F f ^ E Pothsr '^and son. Pdsf, TOPOirs. 6«94S8t,',vieg7M- inp% ItoMHr B shrub ptaM- ments to.have a another special wanted a bill that would require offer.o E S T A T E OF session Wednesday to deal with a crame, cord, beads 8, M A R Y NICHOLS, a/k/a estimates. Fully Irtsured. dependable service. ratbrCardoccepted.'^,,^ ' thgs,. Free estimotee. tell towns to raise teacher salaries, lamp frames, pom poms, Tag, Plant 8, Bake Sale. Pomtlng, PoperhqnplhP number of other issues^ Including M A R Y J. NICHOLS, late o( Telephone 6484017, offer " " m - •AWMigofter 5:80pm. called on Democratic members of Ladles 26" Bicycle for fur, books. From 25 per­ Americon Latvian Luthe­ Manchester, deceased 6pm, 647-SSD9. ^ & Eemovol. tell 64^61. how to use the projected $274 the Legislature to support the sale with folding baskets cent of 50 percent oft. ran Church. Corner of The Hon. wmiom E. Fitz­ million state surplus for the and carrier. Call between Gerald, Judge, of the Court .. .. Meed etod GOP-sponsored plan. Herald photo by Pinto Final clearance on these Winter and Garden Carpentry and remodel- Palnt^o. Interlw/Exfe- . home and current fiscal year ending June 30. 8pm or 9pm. 643-8573. $65 Items. June 5,6 8,7th 10:00 Streets. Saturday June 7, of Probate, District of Man­ Ing services — CpmpIMff^ rlor. Quallfvwork, r M p - The Connecticut Education As­ firmo chester at a hearing held on . . . -'pqillpmffM repairs, sociation, one the state’s two Edward Irish, left, and Robert Uriano of Budget Pest to 5:00. . Kozy Kraft 9-2. June 2, 1986 ordered that all home repairs and remo- «*?J1** Odd/i ipbe,. TriraAliigv dso town ogre sorvlee. police last month. The home has been condemned and Korner, Rfe 83, Vernon. claims must be presented to dellne. Qwatlfvwbnc. rtef- ••Wttwrtfw* Coll 646M1X teU*IM9S4e7ter?pm. major teacher's unions which had Control examine the refrigerator at 112 Spencer St. Golf Clubs, full set. Men's 875-3135. Flea Market-Saturday, the flduclory on or before n tf ^ s . VpbiWOTie attacked the reform bill. Friday is scheduled to be razed after rats living in the building September 5, 1986 or be erences, licensed « id In- ■--i;...... - ...... n. we dOu7fti gsfi- where the dismembered remains believed to be those Spauldings 9 Irons and 2 Manchester Grange, 01- sored, tell 6 4 6 4 1 6 5 .BECAUSE VCu never .Mbtpnry, corpentry, announced it would back the are exterminated. woods with bag and cott St. 9-4. barred os by low provided. motes, instired..6»03M of 84-year-old Jessica Lamprecht were discovered by Mary Lou Taylor, " ...... know When someone willj ■fueeochool office, said at the crash scene there Sun said thefbreigners were also States. Sweden, Britain, Italy, annually, although it has averaged • 4 »pd. Trens. • Overheed Cam .year. Sealed bids will be re­ "trigger” or a "non-trigger” for satellite launches created by attracted by China's offer to put w/4th Gear Overdrive • MecPhenon Strute •6217 ceived until June 12, 19S6, was no sign of sabotage of the community. Pakistan, Thailand, Brazil, Aus­ only one or two since putting the delays in the U.S. and European satellites in orbit for 10 to 15 tralia, Argentina and Canada. • Low Back Reclining Sealt • Dey/NIght Mirror - 2:00 P.M ., at which time they r aircraft. Any school district that elects to first of 18 satellites aloft in April • Much Much Morel « will be publicly opened. The space programs and expects to percent less than the going interna­ SAVE *273 "W e’re not investigating. We’re work toward the $20,000 minimum Sun said talks were also under 1970, Sun said. He said Peking right It reserved to relect any 1 2 3 To all Herald launch its first commercial satel­ tional rate, with preferential insu­ ond dll bids. Specificotlont 4 here to support the state and local way with the Netherlands and plans to put five to 10 domestic salary and is in one of about 45 lite for a foreign client in 1987. rance premiums to the first ond bid forms may be se­ readers who law enforcement agencies and to Indonesia. satellites in orbit over the next five cured at the Business Office, richer "trigger” communities will Chinese space officials also customers. help determine the cause,” Green- receive both the education and “ There is an urgent need for this years, leaving the remaining slots 45 North School Street, Man­ 5 6 7 8 have something announced Peking is still inter­ "You know the situation,” Sun chester, Connecticut. kind of launching system ," Sun open to commercial users. ANNUM. AVAILABLE TO salary funds without having to ested in putting an astronaut said, referring to the Jan. 28 004-06 to sell for Please turn to page 10 reopen contract negotiations. said of the Long March program. Sun acknowledged there have PERCENTAGE QUALinED aboard a future U.S. shuttle flight. explosion of the shuttle Challenger " I think that we are prepared to been one or two failures in the 0 10 T1 12 Space engineer Shen Rongjun and the May 30 failure of an Ariane do international work. I am Chinese space program. China 6.9% RATE BUYERS told a press conference that rocket. "A t this moment, countries LCOAL NOTICE ^99 or Less convinced that the reliability of the successfully launched a domestic TOWN OF ANDOVER Chinese and NASA officials are must try to find new launching product is fully understood by communications satellite in ZONING BOARD 13 14 15 TODAY’S HERALD continuing plans for China's par­ services.” 7 O F APPEALS We will run your ad customers now. Facts show that February. 1986 MERCURY COUGAR ticipation in a shuttle flight, but At least 12 nations have ap­ The Zoning Board of Appeals for 6 days Free of many customers are contacting The three-stage Long March ot the Town of Andover, Con­ \ gave no further details. proached Peking since it an­ us.” Three is capable of carrying necticut wilt hold a public Charge. Vice. Minister of Astronautics nounced last year it will use hearing in the Town Office No race yet Index Sun said it will take about 30 payloads up to 3,000 pounds and Building, Wednesday, June Sun Jiadong said "m any” poten­ Chinese-built "Long March" months from the signing of a Chinese researchers are trying to No Republican candidates have so pagee, 2 eecMone 18, 1986 at 7:30 P.M. to hear tial foreign clients have ap­ rockets to enter the lucrative contract to the actual launch and boost that to 2.5 tons, he said. the following application N am e. Fill out coupon and yet announced plans to seek the Magazine bielde asking for relief from the either mail it or 12th Assembly District seat held by Zoning Laws of the Town of A H u I r a 1 7 Andover, Connecticut. Address Democrat James R. McCavanagh bring it to the R iia ln a M o •241 ■ Cloudia Mottle - Use of Manchester, but GOP Town Phone _ Manchester Herald n ia a a lf la H 1 0 - 9 0 Deaths make fires top Vernon concern Variance ■ use apartment Chairman Donald Kuehl said F ri­ over garage as on In-law office. day he has talked to a number of r n m l r a A ^ocfc «6^ i3 apartmsnt In a R-40Zone. Lot WAS •14,515 located 19 Jurovoty Rood. people about running — Including G nnnartiriit A By John F. Kirch on Village Street. • S.0 Ltttr Engin* One ad a month only have prompted Mayor Marie “ Vou can’t replace human life. It’s • Whita Walla • Ramota Cont. Valid thru two Republicans who sought the Entartalnm anl 1 7 Herald Reporter Interval Wipars • Tilt Whaal Mirrors IS •12,379 At this hearing Interested Four of them — Thomas Miner, Herbst to call a special meeting of a very sad day. How do we get to ' • Ovardriva tram • Ouei Pwr persons may appear and be per family (No phone calls seat in 1984. Story on page 3. F n r .iia 1A Deborah Miner, and two of their ^ , ...... •Light Group heard and written communi­ June 1986 the fire marshal, fire chief, town the people, get them to understand • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass • Much Much Moral LfM!al nauiB This year has turned deadly for . daughters, 7-year-old Gina and building inspector and police chief. SAVEM936 cation received. Said One Item Only ______some of the rules and regulations appeals are on file and may L n t t a r y 0 the town of Vernon. 2-year-oId Angela — died in the The meeting will take place be seen In the Office of the on fire prevention?" Rain likely D hltiiarlaa i n In the past six months, six people flames, while 13-year-old Michell Thursday, Herbst said, and is The Cnr Caring People Town Clerk, Town Office Although officials have not yet Building. n p i n i n n A have perished in fires in the jumped to safety from a second- designed to come up with a plan to 301 Center St. Cloudy today with a 70 percent determined a cause of Friday’s P a n p la 0 Rockville section, including three floor window. She was treated at educate people on fire prevention. Man C h e s t e r Dated ot Andover, Connec­ chance of occasional rain and blaze on Village Street, past ticut 6 June, 1986. R p n r ta children under 7. The most recent Rockville General Hospital and "In the last year we have drizzle. High 60 to 69. A 60 percent l i . i d experience has shown that the 13 June, 1986. occurred Friday, when a fam ily of released, officials said. suffered the most deyasting fires, BROTHERS lianrI|PBtpr HrralJi chance of rain tonight. Low near n S / W o r I r t 7 victims sometimes caused the ZONING BOARD five was trapped on the second The deaths have some Vernon in which human lives were lost,” OF APPEALS 60. Details on page 2. W M i h a r 2 floor of a burning two-family house ANDOVER, CT. officials puzzled and confused, and Herbst said late Friday afternoon. Please turn to page 10 MARY C. MCNAMARA 643-5135 CHAIRM AN Brainard Place Manchester 013-06