20 MAN( HF:STKH MKFtAU). Tufsclay, July 24, 1984 BUSINESS Cassano wins endorsemenn Tomatoes — bake ’em, Post 102 falls White House says good economic news isn’t over In 4th by acclamation cook ’em, can ’em ... to E. Hartford ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 9 Bv Denis G. Gulino Treasury Secretary Donald Re­ Such questions reverberated He said he is sticking with his would raise taxes. growth, low inflation, lower inter­ United Press International gan summed up the broadened loudest on Wall Street, where the prediction that interest rates will “ There is no secret plan to raise est rates and no tax increases is optimism Monday, fulfilling an G N P report triggered enough start coming down "later this taxes in 1985," he said. " I don’t "an example of a very common WASHINGTON With optim­ election-year obligation he shares pessimism to drive down prices by summer” and the effect of the where that talk came from. I don’t mistake of extrapolating recent ism ri'liilorciHl hy stunning eco­ jWith Commerce Secretary Mal- 4.75 points. stronger-than-expected growth understand it. I ’m certainly not a performance,” private economist nomic giov^th ihe White tiouse •zcolm Baldrige to highlight every The Dow industrial average this year would benefit the deficit, participant in it," Regan said. Chimerine said. now secs lower interest rotes ond piece of good economic news. finished Monday at 1,0%.62. the although he did not know how However, Vice President George smoller defmts .dong with low The latest report hardly needed lowest level since 1,086.9 set June much. Bush, in an interview with United "Sure, the economy has been Cool tonight; inflotion in the yeor oheod - ond embellishment. The 7,5 percent 15. The GNP report saw prices Press International, refused to very strong recently," he said. Manchester, Conn. no need lor higher toxes pace of the second-quarter gross "When the marketplace really going up even less in the second rule out a tax increase. "But there are a number of Clouds Thursday However, the chonce of every­ Wednesday, July 25, 1984 national product’s growth, re­ realizes that inflation is staying quarter than in the first. "Wplti cross that bridge when we problems just beneath the surface — See page 2 thing getting better ot once is ported by the Commerce Depart­ down, they will look at it from that Regan repeated his skepticism get ffiere,” he said. “ People have that will eventually have .an Single copy: 25hit another record that he has seen each 50 times. of goof-proof jumper cables and a Monday, the Soviet news agency investor avoid, the lower his tax bracket has to be to projected $70 million to $80 million “ In that waste basket is Death share in Japan. P.D.I. Corp. of Tass made public a paraphrased charge during his acceptance in Milan today and kept its current high levels on “ It’s one of the biggest collec­ device which protects the electri­ make the investment worth his while — so the double in 1984,” Magid said. Valley days. It happens every day, Deerfield Beach, Fla., which dis­ speech last week that he.secretly is difficulties ahead other major foreign exchanges, even though it tions in the world,” Platz says, his cal system of a car. version of what the Soviet Union and triple exempt funds become attractive to a larger The nature of today’s news is one every month." It is not uncommon tributes MS copiers in the United wanted said in a joint announce­ planning to rui.se taxes next year if eased back fractionally at opening. Gold staged a brown eyes beaming from behind "No company wants to take a minor recovery. group of people. factor, he said. From Watergate to for private detectives to search States calls the market potential ment opening the Vienna talks. re-elected and accused his Demo­ By Denis G. G ulino The annual government deficit is tinted glasses. " I don’t know of gam ble," he complains, bemoan­ cratic rival of voting repeatedly to The dollar oiiened at 1.762.25 lire in Milan, up An investor needs a 44 percent bracket to make the Debategate, story after story through a company’s dumpsters unlimited. It included a pledge by both sides United Press International running around $180 billion this anybody who has a bigger one." ing the fnistrations of a small-time hike taxes. from Monday’s record close of 1.762.20. Italian normal tax-exempt money market worth his while, points up the consequences of when seeking information for a The ebullient Magid expects the to refrain from testing or farther fiscal year, more than half of it So what’s behind his strange inventor. In northern Minnesota, Mondale dealers continued to cite high U S. interest rates but a multiple exeption fund can be worthwhile to sensitive items falling into the competitor. Information gleaned shredder market to continue to deploying military weapons in WASHINGTON - While .statis­ generated by Ihe need to pay attraction? One of his inventions has been interrupted a fishing trip to restate and the upward revision of the U.S. gross national some in a 35 percent bracket, Donoghue said. wrong hands. from trash cans also surfaces as swell, going to $150 million a year space. tics indicate thtd the econonty is interest on Ihe slciidily growing “ Nowhere do you find any other grabbed up by a Pennsylvania his charge that Reagan’s denial of product to 7.5 percent for the dollar boom. The Investment Company Institute does not keep In a well-publicized case in the evidence in lawsuits. in five years or less. rolling into high gear. Chairman $1.54 trillion national debt. science fiction show about aliens computer firm. Appropriately a lax hike means he "is iilunning a In Tokyo, Bank of Japan sources said Gov. individual asset statistics on tax-exempt money Chicago area, Magid said, a Chicago-based Wilson Jones is a “ The same information that is U.S. officials believe the Soviets Paul Voicker of the Federal Mondiiy, the Commerce Depart being friendly, or about a unified enoligh, it’s game program called December surprisi if he is re­ Haruo Maekawa spoke of taking "appropriate markets. company was awarded $500,000 long-time maker of office products being generated in the office is proposed the moratorium as a Re.serve Board again warns that ment pegged Ihe expansion in the universe. The others are nothing the “ Star Trek Trivia Quiz," with elected.” steps" to protect the yen against the dollar. The Last November Fidelity began its MassSave fund, because a competitor took a list of and now is part of American finding its way into homes,” he means of preserving their edge in continued high federal budget gro.ss national product at 8 8 more than modernized westerns,” 150 questions in IS categories. "I took a break from fishing to dollar closed at 245.95 yen, up from 245.85. which offers Massachusetts residents exemptions on customers from a trash can. Brands Inc. Two years ago Wilson said. " I think 10 or IS years down space weapons. deficits could cau.se a blow out. percent in the first half of 1984, Platz says. “ But why always a “ My girlfriend thinks this is all "W e don’t think that’s the way to listen to Mr. Reagan." Mondale The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.8675 federal and state funds. Its assets had grown from $15 Hour after hour, day after day. Jones acquired the Ofrex Group of the road you will see mini­ The Fed chairman appears splitting the difference in annual war?" kind of crazy,” Platz admits. He go," said one official, .summing up siiid in a stati'ment "F v e been Deut.schmarks, down from 2.8775 at Monday’s million on Jan. 1 to $64.3 million last Friday. computer-driven printers chum the United Kingdom, which was a shredders in the home.” before Ihe Senate Banking Com­ rates between a spectacular 10 1 persuaded her to start watching the administration position. hetiring fish stories all week, but close. It was 2.4347 Swiss francs in Zurich, down mittee todiiy to bring Congress up percent in Ihe first quarter and a STAR TREK did not always pit Star Trek reruns after work at The Soviets already have a tonight Mr. Reagan told a big one. from 2.4450, and 8.8260 francs in Paris, down from to date on boiird policy, which the healthy 7 5 (lercent in the second the good guy against the bad, night — but stopped the cajoling workable but relatively primitive ’Mr. Reagan should show letid- Monday’s record closing of 8.8405. Fed reviewed a week ago. quarter according to Platz. After all. after she beat him at Trivial ership, put his budget plan on the It was $1.32005 to the pound in London, down Seabrook cost cap could still double rates system, which was-first tested and Tuesday. Ihe Labor Department Captain Kirk managed to see Pursuits by coming up with the deployed in 1968. The United States table as I have and debate it with Voicker has issued dour warn­ said Ihe Consumer Price Index 5 from $1.3175, and was ,58.03 Belgian francs in beauty in even the ugliest behe­ answer to a Star Trek question. has just begun testing a much me. The American people don’t ings in Ihe recent pa.st that deficit moved up only 0.2 (lercent in June, Brussels against 58,1,525 Friday. The Brussels CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - A prop­ when Seabrook begins operation are rate plans were announced by PSNH at month. moth from outer space. Trekking is not Platz’s only more sophisticated system. want a fish story. They w;inl the spending is appropriate only for an liarl of a moderate 4.1 percent market was closed Monday fora national holiday. osal by the principal owner of the driving people away from the state. a state Public Utilities Commission Harrison said an internal union Platz, the son of a prominent pursuit. He bowls, plays the organ, In June, the Soviets proposed the truth from their president before economy distp in recession, not an annual r:ite generated throughout Gold, which hit a near two-year low Monday, Seabrook nuclear plant to cap consu­ “ A $4.5 billion cost is indeed hearing on new management and problem with Seabrook construction Manchester physician who died is a citizens band radio enthusiast, space-weapons talks. The adminis­ the election” economy booming the way it basin the first half regained some of its losses. It rose $5 to reach m er costs on the project’s first reactor reasonable, assuming there are no financial plans to finish Seabrook I. It workers is close to being resolved and several years ago, says that a amateur photographer and expert tration, which had earlier rejected Reagan, at his 26th formtd nt.'ws the first half of this year. The Commerce Department also $.339.50 an ounce in Zurich against $334.50 at at $4.5 billion could still double catastrophic developments clearly out­ was the first time the Manchester 800 workers should be at the site'by the boy’s camp he attended for 27 rifleman. He also has had his such negotiations, accepted the conference, al.so rejected us "de­ Heavy government borrowing, reported Tue.sday a sign of a Monday’s close. customer electric bills over five years. side of the control of project manage­ utility has ever proposed a limit on end of next week. years — as a camper, counselor pilot’s license for 18 years. invitation but said it wanted to magoguery" charges that his he has warned, will surely collide possible economic slowdown under In London, gold gained $2,75 to reach $338.25,. In another development, executives ment," Harrison said. Seabrook’s costs to consumers. PSNH exeuctives told the PUC the and a director — instilled similar But he has no plane himself. " I broaden the agenda to include programs have hurt the poor and with heavier business and consu- way. a decline of 2,4 percent in ’’big compared with $335.50 Monday. from Public Service Co. of New Bayless and Harrison said such PSNH has rated the first reactor 80 proposed “ Newbrook" financing plan mores in him. The now-defunct just beam back and forth to discussion of stalemented nuclear favored Ihe rich and denied he is mermorrowing once the economy ticket" durable goods orders in the Hampshire — principal Seabrook “ catastrophic developments” beyond percent complete and hopes to have it to complete Seabrook will guarantee Pop Welch Educational Founda­ places," he says. arms control talks. conducting a "trigger-happy" for- b(;gan to expand second quarter of the year Channel 61 gets OK owner — were to seek approval from their control would include snags in the operational by mid-1986. Seabrook's that all 16 joint Seabrook owners have state regulators today on a $425 million regulatory process or delays in the second nuclear reactor has been the necessary finances to complete FARMINGTON — The Federal Communica­ financing plan to improve the utility’s proposed financing for the project. conditionally canceled. construction. DOT offic/al says state Isn't responsible tions Commission has given television station poor cash flow. “The big one would be the joint Construction on Seabrook I was Bayless said PSNH’s Newbrook WETG Channel 61 permission to start broadcast­ PSNH President Robert Harrison owners could not get regulatory halted April 18 in one of many moves by financing would be based on a third Inside Today ing in September to the Hartford. New Haven and told state utility regulators Monday his approval," Bayless said. PSNH to avoid bankruptcy. A gradual mortgage of all PSNH properties and a Waterbury areas. company wo(ild agree to recover ’The cost cap proposal and electric work resumption at the site began this public sale of borrowing notes. 24 pooes, 4 sections The FCC approved construction of a 1,149-foot through electric rates no more than its State and town to work on Route 83 flooding broadcast tower for the 5 million-watt station 35.6 percent share of the $4.5 billion despite objections by WVIT Channel 30 the tower Seabrook cap. A dvice 16 By Kathy Garmus as possible. would interfere with its transmissions. Harrison said the cap would “ in­ Soviets continue to buy U.S. grain would only partially alleviate the lots. .state involvement in running a new A reo toiMns 19 Herald Reporter " I don’t know where that back- Business The commission said Channel 30, serving crease the feasibility" of phasing in problem. And when shown pictures LaBarre maintained that the drain pipe from the Welles Road 23 hoe is right now,” he said when of recent flooding on the road taken C lassified 21 23 Hartford and Springfield, Mass., had "not Seabrook I costs into electric rates over WASHINGTON (UPI) - Last week’s Last week, the department an­ million tons of corn, as well as 416,200 drainage problem does not lie with intersection in Vernon to the State Department of Transpor­ pressed for a date. by Acadia Restaurant owner- Com ics 10 demonstrated how the public interest will be some five years at annual increases of heavy Soviet buying of American com nounced a rash of com sales to the tons of soybeans. the road but rather with the land Hockanum River, saying the state Entertainment 16 tation officials have agreed to For their part, Manchester offi- Frank D’Amato, LaBarre said the harmed” by granting the new station’s no more than 10 percent plus a yearly has continued into this week. Soviet Union of nearly 1.8 million tons The agreement specifies that the around the businesses. was "completely divorced" from L o tte ry 2 application. clean and widen a drainage culvert ciais agreed to clean and deepen a state’s culvert appeared to func­ O bituaries inflation factor estimated at 5 percent. valued at about $280 million. Soviets buy at least 8 million tons of He said he thought the flooding the property involved. 8 along Route 83 in the Talcottville drainage channel from near the tion pretty well. O pinion "Naturally, we’re very thankful permission Charles Bayless, PSNH financial The value of the latest sales of 312,080 would be greatly alleviated when Some of the businessmen along 6 U.S. grain and 500,000 tons of soybeans Flats area to help alleviate flood­ Vernon line to the Hockanum Peopletalk 2 has come through," Arnold Chase said Monday. vice president, said the compounded tons by private exporters was not Recent corn purchases, totaling 2.09 a year, or 9 million tons of grain. Manchester cleaned its channel. Route 83 and state Sen. Carl A. ing that has plagued area River. BUSINESSMEN HAVE SAID Sports 9-12 Chase is president of Arch Communications of effect on electric rates under the disclosed, but current prices indicate million tons, will be counted toward the The Agriculture Department also Silt and growth along the culvert Zinsser, R-Manche.ster, who also T elevision businesses. But the question of a iong-term the drainage problem is getting .18 Hartford, W ETG ’s license holder. proposal would mean they would rise the grain is worth about $50 million. second year of the latest U.S.-Soviet reported sale of 100,000 tons of com to from Gorin’s Jaguar to the Acadia attended the meeting, have W eother ...... 2 Victor L. LaBarre, a DOT soiution remained unresoived and worse and that the road has begun Channel 30 has the right to appeal the FCC between 61 percent to no more than 101 grain agreement. The second year an unknown destination that will be Restaurant have caused water to blamed much of the problem on special services section chief, said charges of responsbility for the flooding during even a moderate decision within 30 days, said Gordon Godfrey, percent at the end of the five-year The transactions, announced Mon­ begins Oct. 1. reported later. bypass the culvert and meander recent development in Vernon period. at a meeting Tuesday between probiem were traded back and rainfall. Several of the businesses SAMPLES TODAY senior engineer for the FCC’s Video Services day the Agriculture Department, in­ In addition to heavy buying of corn by through the lowlands and onto the Division. “ If inflation stays at zero, we’re Manchester and Vernon officials, forth — at times angriiy — during have been forced to close during The Manchester Herald today con­ cluded 212,080 tons of com reported For the first year of the agreement, the Soviets last week, the Chinese were road, Manch(‘ster Director of IN A MEMO to Manchester talking 61 percent,” Bayless said. state legislators and Route 83 the PA-hour meeting at the Acadia heavy rains when police have tinues Its samollno croaram to bring The new tower under construction is 1,000 feet earlier as having an unknown destina­ the Kremlin has bought nearly 12.4 active in American grain markets, Public Works George A Kiindra Mayor Barbara B Weinberg, copies of the newspaper to non- Harrison said erroneous predictions businessmen, that work on the Restaurant. detoured traffic around the flooded from Channel 30’s broadcasting facility. tion and 100,000 tons of corn reported million tons of grain, including 6.3 buying 540,000 tons of soft red winter said at the meeting subscribers In M onchester. of 300 percent electric rate increases for the first time. culvert would be scheduled as soon LaBarre said the state’s efforts portion of th(> road into parking million tons of wheat and nearly 6.1 wheat, worth an estimated $82 million. LaBarre rejected Ihe ideti of Please turn te page H •••••••••••••••••••••a MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 25. I9»4 M AN C11 KS’l'K U II T; U A I. I). Wcditcsd.iy, .Inly 2.V Iti84 State treasurer blasts auditors’ report as ‘cheap shot’ Charges Zinsser is a ‘cameo’ senator

By M ark A . Dupuis nad resolved eight of the 19 costing J202 per night, fur above “ a hotel that is sale and comforta­ report at a news conference, Jewish newspapers that also might United Press International recommendations, was working on the $75 allowed by state policies ble” in New York within the $75 Parker issued a point-by-point not meet the "general circulation" Cassano endorsed by acclamation five others and disagreed with the daily to cover lodging and meals. allotment. reply to the audit report, and at one newspapers in which state law directs the ads be placed. HARTFORD — State treasurer auditors on the other six. Parker and Treasury officials “ 1 cannot go to New York and do point accused the auditors of bias. By Alex GIrelli chester for the district convention. 17. Zinsser did not mention Cas­ grounds ;iiid economic classes had Henry E. Parker has disputed He charged the auditors with Robert Staley and Barbara Reid $100 million worth of business and The auditors questioned the fact Becker said he also was offended Herald Reporter Cassano said a state senator sano by name and concentrated given him first-baml knowledge of state auditors' reports of alleged taking "a cheap shot" in the report stayed the Helmsiey Palace Hotel stay at the YMCA, it doesn’t make that a third of the $79,000 spent by by Parker’s charge of bias. "That should be seen constantly by his instead on criticizing the state's their goals, needs and desires. mismanagement of his agency, and said he felt a “ sense of in New York, where the slate paid any sense," he said. Parker’s office for advertisements really has no place” in the Democrat Stephen T. Cassano, constituents so he can get their Democratic administration. The students, he said, represent saying the allegations reflect a unfairness" against his office. $202 for each to have a room. The auditors also cited a lack of to locate owners oi abandoned treasurer's response to the audit, after being endorsed by acclama­ views. Asked by a reporter at that time a good eross-.seetion of the dis­ “ sense of unfairness" about his The auditors cited the Treasury “ It's not just that one instance," controls over the use of state property was spent on ads placed Becker said. tion Tuesday night to challenge He said former state Sen. Dave to comment on Cassano's candi­ trict’s population. office. for poor control over telephone Donohue said, listing other trips telephone credit cards, following in “ two limited circulation minor­ Donohue said the Treasury incumbent slate Sen. Carl A. Barry, a Democrat, had regularly dacy, Zinsser refused because Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. credit card usage, higher-than- where costs were higher than state up on a matter they raised several ity newspaper chains." under Parker is the only state visited the towns in the district. "I Cassano had not officially been and Leo V. Donohue, in a report allowed expenses for out-of-state policy allows. "These people go weeks ago. "The fact that the auditors chose agency that does not have an "exit Zinsser in the race for the Fourth Cassano saal that Maiiehesler examining the Treasury's opera­ Senatorial District seat this fall, will do the sam e," he said. chosen as a candidate. Denioeratie Town Chairman Theo­ travel and other business practices finst-class.” Earlier this month, the auditors to single out only my choice of Ihe interview” where agency officials I launched an attack on Zinsser For his part, Cassano predicted tions in the 1982-83 fiscal year, out of compliance with state laws "Overall, I think it shows a disclosed that members of weekly distributed mainly in, or to, review the audit findings and can dore Cummings had warned him during his acceptance speech. a spirited campaign in the district Tuesday cited the agency for a and regulations. continued lack of interest on the Parker’s family and his dau9hter’s black communities for criticism resolve some or all areas where Cassano charged that Zinsser — how hard he would have lo work if Cassano. who is a Manchester this year. He said there would be number of shortcomings. "It requires prudent manage­ part of the Treasury Department roommate had charged about reflects a bias unbecoming of the they disagree with those findings. a Manchester Realtor who is he expeeleil to win in the Nov 6 town director, said Zinsser makes vigorous debate between him and The auditors also issued 19 ment," Becker said. “ Parker to recognize it's a state agency like $2,000 to his state credit card. auditors of public accounts." seeking his third term in the Senate election and promised he would “ cameo appearances" among his Zinsser in each of the district towns work hard. recommendations for improve­ apparently doesn't know what every other agency," Donohue Parker has reimbursed the state Parker said in his written response — does not exhibit leadership, constituents, showing up only — Manchester, Glastonbury. Co­ ments in the Treasury, including prudent means." said. more than $2,000 for the calls and to the audit retort. The famous Hatfield-McCoy possibly because as a Republican "1 really enjoy what 1 ludoing, " briefly. He compared Zinsser's lumbia. Hebron and Bolton. '■e said. eight from their last report that In the area of out-of-state travel, But Parker defended the stay at interest, and a review is continuing " I resent that remark.” said feud started when a McCoy in Connecticut, he has always been have not yet been implemented. the auditors cited trips to New the Helmsiey Palace, saying it was to see how far back the improper Donohue, adding the auditors brought a Hatfield to court, accus­ appearances to those made by in the minority. At a separate Denioeratie eon Parker said in a detailed reac­ 'Vork City where Treasury em­ the only safe hotel that had rooms use of the card goes. would have found the same fault if ing him of stealing a pig. Hatfield Alfred Hitchcock in the movies he Cassano said Zinsser had pre­ "Cassano fever — catch it." venlion in the :t5lh Senatorial tion to the reports that his office produces. ployees stayed in hotel rooms uvuilabchallenginguuditors to find In addition to discussing the Parker had chosen Catholic or won the case and it started a feud. dicted a $200 million deficit in the Cassano urged the delegates. He District Tne.sday night in Hoik "You won’t see him when you state budget and is now complain­ said he would need strong support ville, three-term ineumheni Sen need him," Cassano told the 38 ing about a $140 million surplus. in all five towns to defeat Zinsser. Michael J. Skelley of Tolland .d.so delegates from the five Fourth Cassano's acceptance speech Cassano, an associate professor won unanimons endorsenieni. District towns who were as­ contrasted sharply to the one given at Manchester Community Col­ Skelley, the majority whip In the Weather sembled at the Knights of Colum­ by Zinsser after he was endorsed at lege, said that dealing with stu­ Senate, repre.senls Cnvenlry. .An Peopletalk bus hall on Main Street in Man­ the GOP district convention July dents of various ages, buck- doverand a numlierofolheriow ns Today’s forecast It’s Degaetano, not Charles There’s a new shah in town Connecticut, Massachusetts and Just so the new Miss America starts off with a Democrats from 5 towns boost Cassano Four years ago the son of the late shah of Iran Rhode Island: Today sunny and clean record, let's start with the fact that her dropped out of college in Massachusetts and pleasantly warm. High 75 to 85. Hefaltl pholo hy Pmio 2 name really isn't nioved to Cairo, Egypt, where he declared Tonight clear and cool. Low 55 to Despite the fact that Manchester delegation had cast the entire He said Cassano devotes an He said it was nice of Cassano In Suzeite Charles. himself shah-in-exile. His mother, the Empress 65. Thursday morning sun will give Director Stephen T. Cassano was delegate vote for Cassano, Theo­ extrordinary amount of time and take time for him. Stephen T. Cassano stands with his wife, Hollis, just Her real name is the only candidate seeking endor­ dore Cummings, chairman of the talent to public office as a member He added that he was impressed Farah Dibah, would still love to see her son on the way to a cloudy afternoon with a before his endorsement by Democratic delegates as a Suzetle DeGaetano, old Peacock Throne, but she realizes it would lake chance of showers or a thunder­ sement at the Fourth Senatorial Manchester Democrtic Town of the town Board of Directors. by the long li.st ofqualifiealions in a pageant officials a "miracle." storm by evening. High 75 to 80. District Democratic Convention Committee, moved for endorse­ Cassano has been on the board letter from Cassano in dclegales. candidate for the 4th Senatorial District seat. Cassano told UPI. The The empress told The Transcript, a local Tuesday night, a roll-call was ment by acclamation and the since 1977, Frances A. Malek o f Colnmliia will face incumbent Republican Carl Zinsser in theNov. 6 former Miss New newspaper near Williamstown, Mass., where she Maine; Partly to mostly sunny taken of the delegations from the motion carried with loud "ayes" Amy Burns, vice chairwoman of said she was impressed when slie e le ctio n . Jersey thought it lives in a heavily guarded mansion, “ I believe a today. Highs 70 to 80. Fair tonight. five district towns before Cassano and applause from the 38 the Manchester town committee, first met Cassano about a month was too much of a restoration can be possible, and I'm not just Lows in 50s. Clouding up Thursday, was endorsed by acclamation. delegates. described Cassano as .sensative ago and doubly impressed wtien tongue twister so chance of an afternoon shower in Convention chairman Particia 5 saying that because of whom I am. but because Cassano was nominated by and practical, with extensive expe­ she read his background and she adopted her fa­ we hear from Iran. The Iranian people are the mountains. Highs in 70s. Low of Coventry said the roll-call former Manchester Mayor Mat­ rience in local government. She qualifications. ther's first name, miserable and just waiting for a m iracle," was inspired by the recent Demo­ thew Moriarty. Brief seconding said he represents "our party’s Charles, as her last New Hampshire; Mostly sunny cratic National Covention in San speeches were made by represen­ ideals." Daniel Moore of Hebron said, The empress and her .son won't return to Iran today. Highs 70 to 80. Fair tonight. for professional pur­ Francisco, at which such voles tatives of each of the five towns in a Michael Zizka of Bolton, a "Steve's onr kind of candidate" soon, howeveince they are both under sentence of Lows in 50s. Clouding up Thursday poses. Shades of were the order of the day. The display of party unity. candidate to oppo.se Republican and predicted Cassano would he an death in their former kingdom. with a chance of an afternoon Gary "Hartpence" convention, held at the Knights of Moriarty said that if there is a representative Peter Fusscas in effective campaigner. .1 ^ shower. Highs in 70s. Hart. Columbus Hall in Manchester, harder worker or more dedicated the 55th Assembly District, told the Raymond Dolan of Glaslonlniry Suzette Charles Vermont: Mostly sunny and lasted for about an hour. person than Cassano, he does not delegates that Cassano had gone to said Cassano "has energized some pleasant. Highs 75 to 80. Fair and After the chairman of each know of that person. Bolton recently to "get me going." people in our town. ” cool tonight. Lows in 50s. Clouding A midsummer nIghVs dream How to pick up a millionaire up with a chance of showers in the Today: sunny and pleasantly warm. High 80 to 85. North wind Backstage with Penthouse Doris Lilly once wrote a best-seller called'' How afternoon. Highs 70 to 75. to Marry a Millionaire.“ and Johnny Carson's around 10 mph. Tonight: clear and cool. Low 55 to 60. Witnesses claim McKenna appeared drunk Tempers were still simmering Tuesday over Southwest wind less than 10 mph. Thursday morning: sun the backstage confrontation between Kathy new girlfriend may have borrowed a page or two Extended outlook from it. giving way to afternoon clouds. A 40 percent chance of showers Bv Sarah Passell hour when he struck the rear of medical technician for the Man­ after tile accident was denied bv Keeton, vice chairman of Penthouse magazine, Extended outlook for New Eng­ Alex Maas, who has been described by the or a thunderstorm by evening. High 75 to 80. Today's weather Herald Reporter Mrs. Dixon’s Buick Regal. chester Ambulance Service at the Judge Harry N. Jaeaway before and feminist author Susan Brownmiller. land Friday through Sunday; media as everything from an investment picture ^ s drawn by Jason Raymond of 48 Bissell St. Over defense attorney Gerald M. time, testified he found McKenna testimony began Tuesday. Ponzi­ The two had a volcanic on-air discussion The prosecution moved quickly Klein's objections, Assistant with his knees pulled up to his ani hud not introduced the te.st counselor to a secretary, somehow found out Connecticut, Massachusetts and Monday night about the photos printed by through a series of witnesses State's Attorney Peter Ponziani chest, holding his head in his results by the end of the day, hut where the Tonight Show host lives in Malibu, Rhode Island: Friday sunny. Sat­ Penthouse that caused the resignation of Vanessa -Su»' Tuesday during the first day of was allowed to show the jury hands. Shedd said McKenna re­ has indicated he will prohahiy call Calif. Local zoning laws forbid private beaches, urday and Sunday chance of Williams as Miss America. And backstage after testimony in the manslaughter photographs of Mrs. Dixon's body jected his offer of medical help and to the stand Ihe Manchester police their appearance on "Crossfire, " the Cable News so Miss Maas slipped into a bikini and patroled showers. High in mid 70 to lower the sand outside Johnny's house — until she was I b - f ' trial of Manchester resident David — her face twisted and bloody — insisted on being left alone. officer who administered the le.sl Network talk show hosted by conservative 80s. Overnight low in mid 50s to McKenna. that were taken after firefighters Both Shedd and Carrigan said columnist Patrick Buchanan, tempers got hotter finally invited in, according to the Los Angeles lower 60s. Times. McKenna, 21, of 12 Flint Drive, is pulled her from under the roof of they noticed an odor of alcohol on Shedd said McKenna swayed, Ms. Brownmiller called Miss Keeton a Vermont: Chance of showers charged with driving drunk and her car, which had flipped over and McKenna's breath. staggered and walked in circles four-letter expletive, according to Penthouse Friday and Saturtfay. Fair Sun­ causing the accident that killed pinned her underneath. Carrigan testified that McKenna when he got up from Ihe ground publisher Bob Guccione. Replied Miss Keeton, day. Highs 75 to 85. Lows 55 to 65. Grace Dixon. 66. of East Hartford "I'm the one that did it. I killed told him he had been with friends and walked away from Shedd. J who has also had a personal 19-year relationship on April 12, 1983 on Interstate 84 her," McKenna told State Trooper with Willimantic and had drunk Carrigan then testified thul with Guccione, “ And I feel sorry for you, Susan. Maine and New Hampshire; extension just east of the down­ Thomas Carrigan when he arrived three beers at the Playpen bar McKenna did not perform well on You must have had a horrible experience with Scattered showers through the town Manchester exit. State police on the scene, Carrigan testified, there, McKenna told Carrigan he three sohriely tests at the accident men.” The sixth time around period. Lows in 50s. Highs mostly Sgt. Peter Plant testified that his Tuesday. Both Carrigan and town’ was on his way home when the scene. A spokesman for Miss Keeton told UPI Actress Arlene Dahl, 55, will marry for the sixth in 70s. calculations — based on the length firefighter Raymond Shedd said accident occurred, Carrigan said. Klein objected to the two men’s Tuesday, “ She was real ladylike about the whole time next Monday when she and perfume of the skid marks McKenna's they found McKenna sitting on the Klein's motion to^keep from the on-site assessments that McKenna thing. Brownmiller w asn 't.^ magnate Marc Rosen. 40-ish, tie the knot on a Long Island Sound Pontiac Firebird left on the road — edge of the grass on the highway jury the results oF a mechanical was drunk at the time, questioning DOUBLE 260 NO. MAIN ST cruise ship off Marbella on Spain's posh Costa Del indicated that McKenna was driv­ median. breath test lo which McKenna their ability lo identify accurately 4 . MANCHESTER, CT Sol. The National Weather Service ing between 75 and 85 miles and Shedd, who was an emergency submitted more than half an hour a state of intoxication THE VALUE NORTHWAY You might say the marriage was made in forecast for Long Island Sound U Not just another love story heaven. Miss Dahl, who has authored several from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk OF YOUR books on astrology, picked her marriage date Point, N.Y.: Warrington Mitchell and Dorothy Gavin fell in based on the conjunction of two planets, Venus for MANUFACTURER'S! love in 1919, and they're getting married later this love and Jupiter, which she says represents Variable winds less than 10 knots year. "fun.” tonight and southeast to south COUPONS The two 78-year-oIds used to rendezvous at the Thursday at 10 to 15 knots. HOMEOFTHl hallway water fountain when they were in eighth Visibility generally over 5 miles, Details in Store Sale into Summer ! PEOPLEPltAStRS grade in Linden, N.J. After graduation, Mitchell but possibly lower in showers and Satellite view fog patches Thursday afternoon or II you haven’t received your moved away, married twice, but never forgot his value paked salee circular, L grade school sweetheart. evening. Average wave heights Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3:30 a.m EDT shows Now you know - r pick one up at the alore. When his second wife died last year, Mitchell less than one foot tonight, increas­ stretching along the Gulf coast, through Sale Hems Ariilalile IIris., luly 26„ Fti., Inly 21, Sit., luly 28 tracked down his old flame, now Mrs, Gavin a The Soviet Union sprayed the sky with ing Thursday. Partly cloudy to­ . ® Rockies into the Upper Plains. Low level frontal night and cloudy Thursday with a divorcee still living in Linden, and whisked her chemicals to clear rainclouds that threatened the rioa? ow**®"*^ *^® <0 the mid-Atlantic states. width C o o l Savings! away to his home in Fresno, Calif., for a opening day of the 1980 Olympic Games in Lenin chance of afternoon or evening 4>iear skies can be seen along the West coast. showers. FRESH GROUND whirlwind courtship. Stadium. FRESH GRADE A Back in Linden, they visited the place that BEEF, 3 LBS. WHOLE started it all and took a photo of the water Across the nation 30.24 J .1 fountain, but it just wasn't the same. Not the SCAT or more CHICKEN BREASTS romance, which has lasted more than half a Showers and thunderstorms will be scattered from Florida to ★ SUITS ★ century but the fountain, which had long ago - ^ inneap6us been replaced. Loretta in fair condition Louisiana and the from the central Atlantic Coast, across the Ohio Country and western singing star Loretta Lynn Valley, the upper Mississippi Val­ NEW VORK $ 9 9 9 0 is in fair condition at a Mount Vernon, Hi., — Reg.toM55““ ley and middle Missouri Valley to *30.00^1 30.12 lb. hospital, apparently suffering from exhaustion, a the central Rockies. Thunder­ SAN FRANCISCO hospital spokeswoman said. storms also will cover the Great Make room for Daddy — Reg.toMSS”® $ ] 1 9 9 0 Miss Lynn was brought to Good Samaritan Basin across northern Arizona. y- > Hospital Monday by ambulance from the bus on LOS A tjo e^ /\MILD Michael Nader, "Dynasty's” Dex Dexter, has which she and her group were touring. Highs in the 70s wiil stretch from added a third woman to his life. LOWEST W ' 00 Hospital spokeswoman Sue Atkinson said northern New England to the — Reg.to^225 First it was Alexis Carrington Colby (Joan TEMPERATURES ' Tuesday Miss Lynn's road manager, Ken Riley, Great Lakes and much of Minne­ 60 Collins); then his real-life wife Robin Weiss; and NEW^ told doctors the 49-year-old singer had been sota and the along the Pacific *, MIAMI WHITE THOMPSON now Lindsay Michelle, who weighs 7 lbs., li oz. ORLEANS 00 $ ^ 5 9 9 0 suffering from exhaustion during the tour. Coast. It will reach near 90 in the —Reg.to^250 Nader's daughter was born Saturday in suburban South and warm to 100-110 in the LEOEND- Los Angeles. Miss Lynn's group was returning to Tennessee SEEDLESS GRAPES when she became ill. inland Southwest. l/ .-.lswow lb. 60 00 $ 1 9 9 9 0 now — Reg.to^30b Air quality UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST <& The state Department of Envir­ Reg. & Dlet/2 Liter Bottle onmental Protection reported 2 Almanac moderate air quality levels across National forecast ^FREE ALTERATIONS! Connecticut Tuesday and forecast SUNKIST, good quality levels statewide for For period ending 7 a m. EST Thursday. During Wednesdav niaht Today is Wednesday, July 25. the 207th day of 1984 today. ALL SIZES INCLUDING BIG and TAILS SPRITE, WELCH'S I deposit with 159 to follow. S rrS n °S a Z rT M ?‘^i‘" Valley. EteewheriweJthe; Weather radio readln on n temperatures Include: (maximum The moon is moving toward its new phase. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 72(90), Boston e 4i7Rt rhirjiao There is no morning star. The National Weather Service 65(75), Cleveland62(71), Dallas 71 (90), Denver59(811 Duluth51 (71) / The evening stars are Mercury, Mars. Venus, SHORT SLEEVE Vz Gallon Assorted Flavors broadcasts continuous, 24-hour 71°(9ll°Lo* 'J®®’*®®"''”'® ^ 0 (9 2 ), Kansas City 69(M), Little Rock Jupiter and Saturn. weather information on 162.475 71 91). Los Angeles 63(80), Miami 78(86), MlnnMor^^ m 7fli New 4 . 5 mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in • '/ t/ Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. New London and 162.40 mHz in DRESS SHIRTS and KNIT SHIRTS HOOD They include American artist Maxfield Parrish in 55(74), Seattle 59(76), St. Louis 69(86). Washington 73(85). Meriden. BRANDS 1870 and actor Walter Brennan in 1894. 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of Iran in 1979. In Brief By United Press International Iranian President Ali Khamenei By Robert Sangeorge Agency chief — as well as his own pollution laws and sweetheart maligned environmental policies have been fought by environmen­ tored in Beirut, Lebanon, also accused It was not im m ediately clear resolution that was passed is Iraq of using long-range artillery to reiterated Tuesday that Iran would not United Press International conservation record — just hours deals with corporate polluters. at his nationally televised news talists for 315 years — particularly whether the protests were related to non-binding.” Iran claimed its soldiers killed or shell residential areas In the Abadan make peace with Iraq as long as after the Senate criticized her Her nomination does not require More than a score of other top conference Tuesday night. the weakening of many pollution Mine violence flares again the Iran-Iraq war, which has caused wounded scores of Iraqi troops in a new area of southern Iran but said Iraqi Hussein remained in power. WASHINGTON — President nomination as chairman of the Senate confirmation. EPA officials were fired or forced “ I ask all of you (reporters) once control regulations and the drastic heavy iosses in the Iranian armed LONDON — Twelve striking coal miners and a round of border fighting and said it fortifications “ sustained some casual­ "It is not possible to make peace with Reagan will not back down from National Advisory Committee on The House plans to take up an out — most of them by William again to take a look at what our acceleration of federal energy forces and harmed Iran’s vital oil policeman were injured today in the third would never accept peace as long as ties and dam ages" when the fire was a thief and agree with an aggressor," his decision to make Anne Burford Oceans and the Atmosphere. identical resolution today. Ruckelshaus, Reagan's choice to record is with regard to environ­ resource development on public consecutive day of clashes around the nation in Iraq's president remained in power. Khamenei told a group of Revolution­ economy. the head of a government advisory mentalism,” he said. "There isn't lands and in offshore areas. returned, “ There was not one single Mrs. Burford resigned from the succeed Mrs. Burford. • the 20th week of Britain's bitter coal strike. Military officials in Tehran said ary Guards in remarks broadcast by panel despite an overwhelming allegation (against it) that was Ruckelshaus has said the E PA's anything that can be proven that "People have demonstrated in the E PA last year when it was The worst incident came at a Derbyshire coal Tuesday Iranian soldiers "killed or m ere was no immediate response Tehran radio. Senate vote urging him to dump we have not been meeting our The vote opposing the Burford streets of Tehran almost every day proved in any way,” Reagan said, engulfed in scandal over allega­ morale and public credibility was plant in central England where 800 miners wounded 64 Iraqi troops" in 24 hours of from Iraq, which has been at war with In Turkey, reports reaching Ankara her. “ And, therefore, I am standing by at an all-time low when he replaced responsibilities with regard to our appointment was a "sense of the since I arrived," said a woman in the tions of mismanagement of the charged police ranks in a head-on clash that left fighting involving exchanges of heavy its neighbor since September 1980 when said that since Friday there have been Reagan strongly defended the Mrs. Burford. protecting of the environment." Senate” resolution sponsored by Iranian capital who talked by tele­ the appointment that I have made. Superfund toxic waste cleanup one officer and six miners injured. Police said artillery fire on Iran's northwestern Iraqi President Saddam Hussein sent several demonstrations in Tehran for former Environmental Protection Reagan defended his much- But virturally all his programs Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. phone to friends in Ankara. “ Some are And I am pleased that the program, relaxed enforcement of they arrested four miners. border, the official Iranian news invasion troops into Iran in a dispute and against the fundamentalist Islamic condemningHhe regim e for its policies. Further north, six miners were hurt at agency said. over rights to the Shatt el Arab regime of the Ayatollah Ruhollah They are shouting insults.” Scotland's biggest mine. Bilston Glen near An Iranian moni­ waterway. Khomeini, which fonnioH Shah Edinburgh, where some of the worst clashes have been reported this week. On Tuesday 30 miners were arrested at Bilston Glen, some of them dragged off in handcuffs. Israel’s parties scramble for coalition Tension also brewed at a Lancashire coal mine in northwestern England, where 200 miners were manning a picket line. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPl) - The than for Shamir to gather the 19 9 * Police said today they also were investigating Labor Party and the ruling Likud raced additional seats he needs. reports of intimidation by miners against today to line up coalition partners for a Labor Party spokesman Moshe Sha- colleagues considering going back to work. government in a scramble to end the hal conceded any coalition that Labor Several British newspapers reported that a political deadlock of inconclusive gen­ stitched together might not last. Nottinghamshire miner known as the "Silver eral elections. “ There is a possibility that Labor will cut our ponces Birch " is organizing other dissidents to defy their Uncertainty gripped the nation as the form a coalition, but it will be difficult union and end the strike. coalition dealing began, and the Bank for any government to function be­ of Israel Tuesday suspended all trading cause of the small parties.” Shahal 84^ Jury prays for Pancoast in dollars in an effort to halt the said. I'" depletion of Israel’s foreign currency Labor and Likud both were in contact LOS ANGELES — The jury that convicted reserves. with the religious parties Tuesday and Marvin Pancoast of killing Vicki Morgan, The Bank of Israel said it would further efforts were scheduled today. X longtime mistress to department store heir announce new rates for the dollar, but The four religious parties have a total 2 Alfred Bloomingdale, prayed for the killer after on the black market it rose 30 percent of 12 seats. The Tami ethnic party has deciding he was sane at the time of the murder. above the pre-election official rate, one seat. 5. autonomy in Arab territo­ Pancoast, 34, broke down and sobbed as the selling for 370 shekels. ries occupied by Israel in the 1967 Six decision was announced Tuesday in the cour­ With neither Shimon Peres’ Labor Day War. troom of Superior Court Judge David fforowitz, Party nor the ruling rightist Likud of The settlement of the occupied West who scheduled sentencing Aug, 31, Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir win­ Bank and Gaza Strip was a key issue in The decision means Pancoast will go to prison, ning a majority of 61 parliamentary the elections, along with Israel’s possibly for life, rather than being sent to a seats in Monday's general election, the troubled economy and the two-year mental hospital from which he could have been two accelerated efforts to find coalition Israeli occupation of southern i m ; 5 released in us little as 90 days if found to have partners from the 13 smaller parties. Lebanon. regained his sanity. The next step is for President Chaim Four renowned Israeli writers, in­ Forewoman Theda Band said the jurors held Herzog to select the party with the best cluding Amos Oz. appealed for a hands and prayed after their decision in the chance of forming a coalition, giving Labor-Likud national unity govern­ sanity phase of Pancoast's trial. They had that party 21 days to present the ment headed by Labor. deliberated four days, grouping. By convention, the nod has UPl photo bat "W e wished (ourselves) well and we wished always gone to the winning party in the "The nation is saying I am in trouble. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens (left) and Agriculture Marvin Pancoast w ell." she said. election — in this case. Labor. I cannot decide. I cannot give one party T'W Although Labor won 45 seats to the power and possibility to decide," MinisterPessach Gruperjubilantly welcome an Israeli television Rubble still radioactive Likud’s 42 in the 120-member Knesset, novelist A.B. Yehoshua said. projection that Monday elections would be a near toss-up forecasters said it would be harder for Both parties, however, have rejected between the governing Likud party and the opposition Labor MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — When workmen lifted Peres to find 16supporters from among forming such a government for the party. the l59>/i-ton lid on Three Mile Island's crippled the smaller religious and ethnic parties time being. nuclear reactor, the radiation level jumped 3,9 Half-price on the season^s best fashions times higher than outside, but it was 10 times lower than officials had estimated. Bernard Snyder, director of the Nuclear Israel ends Beirut liaison; NUMBER PLEASE?? Regulatory Commission's Three Mile Program The new telephone number for office, called the lower than estimated radiation at all D&L stores and still half the level a "positive sign" and said it might make the Lebanon, Syria ready talks the Community Services Division at MCC is cleanup operation easier. "It was a landmark event," Snyder said of 6 4 7 -6 2 4 2 Tuesday night's lid-lifting operation. “ It was one BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPl) — Israel State-run Beirut radio called the Israeli severed its last official communications statement a threat to Lebanon, which Call this number to register summer to go! of the few really significant events that has occurred since the cleanup got under way." link with Lebanon, officials said today, as decided to close down the office officially for continuing education Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karami last Wednesday. Cleanup crews worked today to complete the courses — weekend, evening, operation, which is considered a milestone prepared for talks with Syria on strengthen­ "Israel will continue to maintain contacts off-campus; non-credit ing Beirut’s peace plan. with its numerous friends in Lebanon from ManctneterComnunliyJM Colege classes and workshops. J because it will provide access to the nuclear-fuel damaged in the March 1979 accident at the plant. Bowing to Lebanese demands, the Israeli all the sects and will continue to strive for Foreign Ministry in Tel Aviv said it closed good neighborly relations with Lebanon in 50% OFF the liaison bureau around midnight Tues­ the hopes Lebanon will be tree to operate as 50% OFF No one wants death land day and brought all the Israeli staff a sovereign and independent country,” the members back home. Israeli Foreign Ministry said. MISSES’ MISSES’ & JUNIORS’ CHICAGO — The bank was the only bidder at a The office in Dbayeh, about 7 miles I sheriff's auction Tuesday of the property where northeast of Beirut, had operated in the The ministry did not say what channels SURPLUS CARPET CENTER DRESSES convicted mass murderer John Wayne Gacy framework of the May 17, 1983, troop Israel would use to maintain Lebanese buried 29 of his victims. SPORTSWEAR withdrawal accord between Israel and contacts, but observers said it was Gacy, 42, was convictedm 1980 of slaying 33 referring to the Israeli-backed “ South • MISSES’ & PETITES’ dresses in a large se­ U Lebanon, which was annuBed earlier this VVOWJ t h a t young men and boys. The Illinois Supreme Court year by Lebanon. Lebanon Arm y," which controls the south, lection of styles and colors, all easy-care fab­ upheld the conviction last month and set Nov. 14 The Israeli Foreign Ministry said the and Christian militias known as the S u r p l u s c a r p e t c e n t e r Half price on select groups of tee shirts, rics. Sizes 8-18 and 6-14 petites, reg. $28-$.50 as his execution date. abrogation of the agreement “ at Syrian “ Lebanese forces.” which control about IN MANCHESTER Edward Freud, an attorney for the savings and 1,400 square miles of Lebanese soil. shorts, skirts, blouses, pants and blazers! i;t.99-2I.D 9 dictate" is “ contrary first and foremost to 1C REALLY SOMCTHINg gLSgf Choose from a wide assortment of summer loan association which held the mortgage and the interests of Lebanon itself." bought the property, said the property's stigma is The Christian militias, which publicly fabrics and colors, sizes 8-18, S-M-L. • JUNIORS’ career, dressy and sundress “ Israel considers itself free us always to advocate collaboration with the Israel, styles in a wide range of bright summer "strictly psychological." Freud said there is take steps to maintain its own security WHV Do you 4AY THAT^ "nothing there that would prohibit anyone from have their own liaison office in Jerusalem Reg $15 $72 6.99-35.99 colors, sizes 3-13. Reg. $26-$40 interests and ,^to secure the northern headed by former Lebanese forces spokes­ having a family life and an opportunity to be a border," the Foreign Ministry said. L man Pierre Yazbeck. 12.99-19.99 part of the community." No r m a l. ^ a square yard 0 - 1 * 0 0 i X l R M A L , Little hope for aid vote iroiLTHE PAD (NSTALLATION I WHO ' Ex-Miss America counseied WiTN BR0AD(-OO/V) CARES... WASHINGTON — The administration has not NEW YORK (UPl) — Vanessa Williams, given up efforts to get $21 million in aid for sunk to “ rock bottom” after the sexually CAftPET IN THEIR STOCK... THAT'S 50% OFF upset because she had to relinquish her 50% OFF HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES Nicaraguan rebels this fiscal year, but holds out explicit photos were revealed. A g r e a t Miss America title after nude photos of her ts THAT NOt^MALP little hope Congress will provide the money, a “ I know it was a mistake, of course,” CARPET and another woman were published in a White House spokesman said today. Miss Williams said. “ The tears came. It d e a l ... JUNIOR men's magazine, is receiving psychological "W e'd like to get it all," said deputy press was rough. And now I ’m ready to work and WAIT... counseling, her father said, l/AANCHeSTER secretary Robert Sims, “ But we don't know move on. “ This is rock bottom and there’s THERE’S m o r e ...THIS Milton Williams said Tuesday the na­ MERE - • HANDBAGS, imported straw clutch and tote SPORTSWEAR whether we can or not. It will be most difficult." no where else to go but up.” tional scandal left his 21-year-old daughter IS REALLY UNBELIEVAfiLE bags, plus canvas, linen, vinyl and leather designs. The New York Times today quoted administra­ The first black Miss America and the first I COME/ in a “ deep depression." COTTON TOPS, tion officals saying that the White House has in the pageant's 63-year history to be , •••t a l k a b o u t t e r m s ! Hurry, supplies limited! 50% OFF Williams described the recent turn of decided to drop efforts to get more money for the dethroned. Miss Williams gave up the reg. $i4-$20 6.99-9.99 events in his daughter's life as "atraum atic AS CASH rebels in fiscal 1984 — which ends in October — beauty title Monday under pressure from SURPLUS and will instead -try for $28 million in the 1985 experience for the whole family.” A teacher pageant officials. op upio 3 V e /^ TO 50% OFF • SILK SCARVES, bias and oblong shapes in from rural,d, he said his daughter now was CARPET CENTER SK IRTS, reg. $25-$30 intelligence authorization bill, which will be She denied giving permission for the getting psychological help. W W it h 1ST p a y m e n t basic and fashion prints, reg. $10-$15 4 , 4 9 - 7 . 4 7 considered by the House next week. publication of the nude photos of her and J k fT DUE TiLCCTCSERf R )R EXCESS 11.99- 14.99 Miss Williams herself, in an interview another woman in Penthouse and is invenidryfrom select groups of with NBC Tuesday, said she felt like she had reg. $2.5-$.T2 considering suing the men's magazine. C.EO. STORES- • KNEE SOCKS and sport socks by Bonnie Doon 'P A N T S , Most lost were firefighters PART Ro l l s , MEN’S and Electric Socks, reg. $4-$6 1.99-2.99 1 1.99-15.99 S U m ^ CARPET FULL ROLLS, 'SWIMSUITS, reg. $26-$;i5 DROP COLORS, SUMMERWEAR CENTER • S U M M E R H ATS, assorted straw and fabric 12.99- 16.99 395 BROAD STREET ETC.., ANf> styles, all 5 9 ^^ q FF 16 presumed dead in refinery biast M AN CH ESTER , CT. •B L A Z E R S , reg. $26-$38 2 doors from Msnchsster AAA INSTALLATION • SUMMER SPORT COATS 649-9199 LEMONT. 111. (UPl) - Many of “ We tried to direct the company miles away were extinguished The first explosion occurred in a i PAD FOR 9.99-18.99 2 the 16 people presumed dead in the WH. l2-« . MT.1M . WUKDAVt lO-t reg. $8o-$ioo 39.99-49.99 firemen to help him, but later we Tuesday. catalytic cracking unit that distills 2S sq. yd. mlAlmum Inttsllallon and r*dMlo«r worst oil refinery explosion on realized it was futile. The fire The coroner said two people still crude oil into propane and various F6«nbseli/alilfa/maUlaalrs.Hamnafrta,na9dlapgneh I ONLY ^1.00 record were company firefighters people were on the scene first and were missing. chemicals. Other fires and explo­ grata carpal not Indiidad. ■ Minimum Financing Program $200.00. racing to contain a gas leak that they were most of the dead, " Lioce “ They haven’t shown up yet. We sions broke out in nearby storage • SUMMER SUITS exploded, leveling much of the said. have to assume they're out there,” tanks. Union Oil Co. refinery, officials It was the worst oil refinery Tezak said. reg. $125 $135 62.49-67.49 50% OFF GIRLS AND BOYS SUMMER WEAR say. explosion since the Occupational, The blast at the 1,030-acre site A series of explosions Monday Safety and Health Administration sent fire and smoke shooting killed at least 14 people, left two began keeping records in 1971. thousands of feet into the air • SHORTS & SWIMWEAR 5 missing and 21 injured, knocked “ W e’ve had small ones, but Monday evening in the industrial reg. 12.50-$20 6.19-9.99 out one-sixth of Illinois’ refining never one where more than five community about 30 miles southw­ GIRLS’ BOYS’ BOYS’ capacity, and caused damage people have been killed,” OSHA est of Chicago’s Loop. It shattered estimated by industry sources at spokesman Len Legon said. windows in businesses three miles SUMMER WEAR SWIMWEAR & SPORT & KNIT $25 million. The last of the flames from the away and shook houses as far as 50 • SPORT, KNIT AND Save on a select group of Will County Coroner Robert explosion that shook houses 50 miles away, police said. ACTIVE SHORTS SHIRTS THE o l e ’ f a s h io n fiv e & DIME. DRESS SHIRTS . shorts, sundresses, romp­ Tezak said Tuesday most of those Sizes 4-7 and 8-20. Sizes 4-7 and 8-20. .v killed were company workers, reg. $12-$18 5.99-8.99 ers, short sets, knit tops, 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER"CT. Reg. 7.50-$13 ^ including firefighters, responding FREEH PUBLIC NOTICE FREEH skirts, pants and blouses. Reg. $5-$12 to reports of the gas leak. Sizes 4-6x, 7-14. Reg. $7-$25. “ Some of them never made it out • SUMMER SLACKS 2.49-5,99 3,49-6.49 of their trucks,” Tezak said. MID-SUMMER BLOOD PRESSURE reg $25 $28 12.49-13.99 One of the victims was William 3.49-12.49 Drury, 50, a supervisor trapped in CLINIC CLEARANCE SAIE the metal walls of a small power Token by a OFF any o f tha following station inside the refinery. Co­ worker Vincent Lioce, 35, listened Registered Nurse ifliini in ftock INEW! D&L For Children al Tri-Cily Plaza, Vernon and Wether»field Sho|ij>inn ( .enter helplessly from a windowless Picnic JUQS refinery control room as Drury ATtUGGEH PHARMACY and •BT-0 Grills OPEN DAILY TIL 5 P.M called for help on a hand-held PAR ADE HEALTH SHOPPE Lawn chair webbing OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN MON THRU FRl. TIL •TIL 9:30 P.M. THURS. NIGHT "TIL 8: 45 radio. IcrMTor •styrofoam Coolers T IL 9 P.M. 9 P.M.: SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM •Freezer Paks m uzh “ He kept saying he was hot. He •Meriden Square .New Britain said, ‘You’ve got to get somebody Co-tpontored a COMMUNITY SERVICE by; SALE ENDS AUQUST 4th .Corbins Corner •Avon • Vernon • Groton Open Dally 9-S:30 thurs to 8 Cloaed Sunday .New London •Manchester • Bristol over here,” ’ Lioce said. “ I don't LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH & know how long it lasted. It seemed AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER like forever.” A VALUE VARIETY STORE W I T H MORE ALL D&L STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 ... except New Britain clostKi Sundays 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 25, 19H4 M A N C H E h l t^K M t.K A L U , VMHlnesduv. Ju ly »»»■*-

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor opiHion James P. Sacks, Citv Editor

State convention will affirm surface unity Jack Anderson

Democrats are back from their week in San convention and presumably caught up in the euphoria Washington Francisco with the syrup of harmony running right out of unity, can relax. He won't be challenged. Neither wiil Merry-Go-Round of their shoes. Peter Kelly of Hartford, the other national committee This weekend, they will have an opportunity to put f Capitol member who is up for re-election Saturday. Kelly has this wonderful unity to the test been busy enough showing the party’s fat cats a good Delegates to the national convention in San Francisco Comments time in San Francisco’s big convention hall without will be in New Haven on ^tu rday for a smaller copy — Bob Conrad having to worry about a contest when he comes home. i ' • the Democratic State Convention — where the main Syndicated Columnist Keily is the DNC’s chief doctor on persuading the rich to business will be trivial by comparison. part with their cash in the cause of raising Democratic Dynamics But the session in New Haven, and a meeting Monday money. night of the Democratic State Central Committee, will The other test for the Democrats comes Monday night give the unity theme a workout. when the Democratic State Central Committee didn’t need The issue Saturday, along with the convention, will be Connecticut Democrats and has worked her way up to descends on Hartford to elect a chairman. Jim the election of three Connecticut members to the membership on the executive committee of the DNC. Fitzgerald, the incumbent, is expected to be instailed in Democratic National Committee (DNC). It will be like As one who has been an insider with the party another term without sweat. its baiiout the Republican State Central Committee's recent organization a long while and who comes from an old- He has asked for support, and will probably have it. internal battle, but with a gender factor. WASHINGTON — General Dy­ line Democratic family in New London, Maureen Satti namics, the nation's largest de­ One of the three seats apparently is being contested. was instantly seen as the favorable of so-called THE FEW DEMOCRATS who are interested in the fense contractor, is the target of a Unlike the GOP hassle, which involved male regulars. The contest, then, shaped up as a power job, or who have been mentioned as possibilities in the congressional investigation into candidates, the Democratic seat involves two women. struggle between them and the liberal element — last couple of years, appear to have backed off. Among charges that the company filed something which appeals to Democrats whenever such them are Tom Reynolds of East Haddam, Joe Ubaldi of hundreds of millions of dollars in MARY SULLIVAN OF GREENWICH is expected to a confrontation develops. Waterbury, John Sullivan of Manchester, Vin Mauro of be challenged by Maureen Satti of New London when New Haven, Harold Allen of West Haven and Henry fraudulent ship-building claims In fact, another potential showdown was avoided with the governent in the mid- she seeks re-election. Both have been contacting when Bill O'Brien of West Hartford decided against Healey of Derby. 1970s. members of the statewide policy committee for challenging John Flynn of Avon for one of the other Their attitude, collectively, is that Fitz is a good guy The allegations were made by P. support. Mrs. Sullivan has had the advantage lately seats on the national panel. Flynn is also a liberal and a nobody wants to dump or hurt. Some say they won’t Takis Veliotis, a flamboyant because she was a delegate to San Franciso and was in strong union man. take a serious look at the job until there is a vacancy. former vice president and board the midst of Democrats who will be voting Saturday. Still, the rumble of discontent persists, and member of General Dymanics, Mrs. Satti had operated earlier from her shoreline base O’BRIEN, ALSO A LABOR LEADER, says he agreed Democrats who refuse to be quoted say the party should who is now living in self-imposed in soliciting support. to back off when unnamed party bigwigs “ suggested" have a new leader. Until they step forward, the exile in Greece. The company’s Mrs. Sullivan is usually identified as a leader in the that the regulars could focus better on one contest than criticism wiil have to be anonymous, and lacking. allegedly false claims against the liberal wing of the party. Some of the elder statesmen be obliged to get involved in two. The Sullivan-Satti test, The meeting Monday night would be an obv ious time government — arising from two have not been comfortable with that. they said, should have the center of the ring alone. to stand up and be counted. But the last time we saw contacts to build nuclear attack But she has been one of the most active, outspoken of So Flynn, who was a delegate to the national Fitzgerald, he didn't iook a bit worried. submarines for the Navy — were settled in June 1978, when Con­ •Misses’, jrs .’, & Petites’ Styles with straight leg -4~7 Boys’ Cotton Pre-Washed Styles Straight leg An editorial gress agreed to a $1 billion bailout styling. All sizes. Our Reg. 22.99 ...... I f models in sizes 8 14 Reg /Slim. Our Reg. 17.99...... of the company. The amount was double what General Dynamics had asked for. CONVERSE® ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR •Girls’ 100% Cotton Styles Comtortable looks, •Students’ Cotton Pre-Washed Styles Straight leg -4 A straight leg styling. Sizes 7-14. Our Reg. 18.99 ...... 1 4 .2 4 Juice bar rules: "None of us could believe we got for Men, Women or Boys models in sizes 26-30. Our Reg. 19.99 ...... what we got," Veliotis recently told a staff member of the House 20% Off and more! •Girls’ Poly/Cotton Styles for comfort and easy care. -A A Q “7 •Junior Boys’ Pre-Washed, Poly/Cotton blond in Are they needed? Oversight and Investigations Straight leg. 4-6X. Our Reg. 15.99...... I I .v/f sizes 4 to 7. Our Reg. 12.99 ...... 9.74 Committee. 14.97.0 26.80 Originally, General Dynamics Our Reg. 18.76 to 34.88 •Toddlers’ Styles for Boys & Girls with zip-front, Q Q Q •Men’s 100% Cotton, Pre-Washed Models m a -l O Though the state Liquor or the buyer abusing alcohol had asked the Navy for $544 million straight legs. Sizes 2-4. Reg. 11.99 ...... choiceof leg styles. Our Reg. 21.99...... Control Department admits have gotten harsher and in overcharges forthesubmarines, which were being built by the there is no problem with the more severely enforced dur­ company’s Electric Boat Division^ 10 or so "juice bars" cur­ ing the past few years. at Groton, Conn. The firm claimed* ALLG^ERALEIKTHIC, rently operating in Connecti­ At the same time, since the that the cost of overruns were the WHITE WESTtNGHOUSE, cut. it wants to regulate them liberal trends of the 1960s and result of the Navy’s design anyway. early 1970s have ended, the changes, inflation and government EMERSON QUIET KOOL, For our part, we think it's a rights of teenagers have been red tape. WHIRLPOOL. G EDISON good thing the department at gradually — and extensively But the Navy’s Claims Settle­ ment Board, headed by Rear Adm. SANY< least has to hold a public — curtailed. F.R. Manganaro, decided that m c Q u m m m A m 12 Inch hearing on the proposal, Teens can still vote. And in General Dynamics was owed no OEHUMIOIFJERS Oscillating Fan TU M S Antacid Ta W a u because this could be yet one the case of a war, they could more than $125 million. 78’s,Reg.2,19 ...... 1.23 more case of over-regulation. .19.76 still be required to fight. So the company went the bailout ONSGLENOWl Features three speeds for YOUTH GARDE Facial 7 .* These establishments, Meanwhile, they can't drink route, under Public Law 85-804. g SLACK & PECKER TOOLS assured results. #EF19 Moisturizer, 2 oz. Rag. 2.991. o o • which serve non-alcoholic alcohol anymore, largely be­ This allows Congress to give iitaok A Pecker Ve” OHH, •Sanyo le* OeeWetina VOS Hot Oil Treatment ' m -w m beverages to teens too young cause a minority has abused financial help to companies that purpoMdrillformosthomeownttrand 4|gs A 'T 5 1 4 9 . o « 3 4 7 Fan, iCFis otherwise might go bankrupt, and 4 Plua 1 FREE. Reg. 4.27...... <•>/M to drink, are created to allow the privilege and gotten be­ <> woriUfnpuM. 47104. Reg. I t . M . 10.9 f Our Reg. 179.M to 399.88 aeg.ie.97...... 29.77 thus not to be able to fulfill their NICE’N EASY Hair Color younger residents of the state hind the wheel while im­ Bteek A Pecker Variable Speed Jig Saw Appraa. 20 wMwtM RiecM iMr «*en, Mirty. no nencliKli*. defense contracts. Has vs MP and « slide control ewitoh to Our Reg. 4.sg...... 2.83 to see the same entertain­ paired, causing a large per­ But internal company docu­ , choose the bast for 0 7 f i l l t ment as those over the centage of the fatal accidents ments seen by my associate Indy C"thejob.;#^.Rag.38.98 ...... » 0 O WENZEL Hiker Tents drinking age while prohibit­ in this country. Badhwar show that General Dy­ ^.•Bl8idiADeel(«r714*Cireular * « « « « Both with 3-way zip screen door and rear win­ '.i: Saw, # 7 ^ Raih 3e.w...... 2 9 .B 8 CASIO Hand Hald ing them from imbibing any­ Whether the broad princi­ namics was in fact financially dow. Both also include convenient storm flap. lOOIaitPrtnt/Read thing that might impair their ple of restricting the behavior healthy at the time. It didn’t ,. *8111^ A Paekar Dual Action Ae m a 5x7' 2-Farson Tent qualify for an 85-804 bailout — and nnhihlnfl Sander, #7438, Rag. 39.99 — 3 1 .8 8 Our Reg. 19.9^...... 14.99 Mini Calculator driving ability. Thus, 10 times of teenagers is correct, what ..' *ewrt«z.-32oz. from dim to full bright. Rsg. 28.99 .. & O JK S view of the show. Before the department’s their only chance to collect more ^ protectants or 16 oz. The excuse for regulation, proposals can go into effect, it than the official cost-cutters were andSSozdoaners. Coleman 2-Bumer Propane Washington Window Stove with 2 adjustable m m m m . in the words of one liquor must prove its case to the willing to give them. (.;..:WiailS0mS. r*(Mt». See elMii 10,000 BTU burners. 39.99... J9 «O 0 / department official, is that, Legislature's Regulations In late 1977, Hidalgo, his assist­ ant Jack McDonnell, and the CLEARANCE! "We just feel the potential is and Review Committee. We CMeman Snow Lite Coolers there" for abuse. think the liquor department Navy’s general counsel, Togo Little is solved as Congress keeps West, met with General Dynamics That’s not good enough. 34.9^'39.99.. 2 9 .9 0 .0 3 4 . 7 6 ought to be forced to show the Vice President G.E. MacDonald Potential or not, we think the O ELC O . Steel-belted chests with drain, food tray, regulations are really neces­ and Max Golden. An internal and urethane insulation. Great for beachl state should be required to sary — and that it is already raising the federal budget ceiling memo from MacDonald described NlAintMiance Pros 1 Store slock only, no rsincheckt. prove its case on this one. seeking efficient enforce­ Hidalgo’s attempt to get General ■ C ir ^ n e r lo s KODAK Disc 4106 Outm Current law requires that ment of rules already on the Bv Elaine S. Povich ing authority already was running looming recess and a chance to Dynamics to ask for a bailout, as out. ^ 36.99to67.99l With 2-Olec Film (30 Pioturea) anyone who wants to drink books. keep the deficit-reduction issue two other defense contractors, •• ’ Our Reg. 49.99 to 83.99 Mid-Summer Music Madness WASHINGTON - Raising the The second time around, the alcohol have an identification Otherwise, the state will alive ruled the day and the Lockheed and Grumman, had done I- v-t' 8fxesfoWmostcar8.Come' Every LP A Caasstte at Marvstoug Savingsl Thousamto of TItiM, S J . 8 4.70... federal debt ceiling, usually a debt-linked issue was how much to short-term hike was approved, successfully...... 44e96 card that proves his or her develop further its habit of ^ ^';,w»tlt40Ae0monthwananty. ’ OM and Nsw In the Muatoal Categories You Prefer! Features new styling ivith built In cover/hendls. \ - lump-sum affair Congress tries to allow for defense spending. As the albeit by only a few votes. "The discussion was very dra- ; age to whoever serves liquor regulating things that merely Has auto flash and w in ^ . Just Sim and shooli V ' deal with infrequently, is being third part of the deficit trimming As Rep. James Jones, D-Okla., matic in that we made it very clear ^ SSRPMs Lpcaaa' LPD40a LPE998 LPFaaa ukJTfe IMCLUOea KODAK 6 YSAR WARRANTY \ from behind the bar. And have the “ potential” of going effort. Congress is attempting to ...... done a tad at a time this year as put it: “ Earlier this year we that GD was not in the same ' 8 8 penalties for either the seller awry. some members try to drag deficit curb defense spending. But the promised the American people we position as Lockheed and Grum- ‘ - TAfM>TELELEN - 1 . 4 7 2 . 7 6 3 . 4 3 4 . 2 7 4 . 8 8 5 . 7 3 For Kodak 4000 thru eooossfiss m reduction along behind it. House wants to allow a 3.5 percent would enact a deficit reduction man; that is, the financial stability - 5 WAGNER 10 Pc. LPH898 Cms.A39a Cass.P69a Cass. Ib M fi Bal>id i...2 .0 0 * PUJIGT-I lifted the debt limit on May 24 by the debate over how much money approve the debt limit increase •BEAT STREET Original Soundtrack $30 billion. At the time, the to give the Pentagon in fiscal 1985 that is before us,” said Rep. FOOTNOTE: The "you know ^ prevailing wisdom was that the still may be going on. .. REBATE... f m V V •PRINCE‘Purple Rain’ 6.88 6 3 8 George Gekis, R-Pa. who” reference was to the nuclear ' EACMCAsamEssse short-term increase would give |1%: leMUwktMrMpN.. •THE CARS ‘Heartbeat City' 90-minute 2-Pak. As several congressmen pointed submarine program’s top "blue * House-Senate negotiators time to REP. DAN ROSTENKOWSKI, out during the most recent debate, suit” or uniformed officer, Adm. > agree on $50 billion in taxes and $13 D-Ill., suggested deferring the the debt ceiling rise is not the place Hyman Rickover. He had asked '<■ billion in spending cuts aimed at issue over until next year by to draw ' the line on federal for a Justice Department investi- I the deficit. RED DEVIL Paint Remover passing a larger hike in the ceiling. spending since the programs to be gation of General Dynamics’ $544 : MANCHESTER VERNON He said that would give the financed by the borrowed money million claim after it had been ; Reg. 13.99...... G a l l o n 8 s 8 8 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center THAT WAS ACCOMPLISHED in incoming administration, whoever already have been approved. slashed to $12S million by the * Paste, liquid, & no wash formulas. the following month, but by then. it is, a chance to "get its feet on the settlement board. The case was * Congress was faced with the debt ground” before having lodeaiwilh Elaine S. Povich Is a Washington presented to a grand jury, but the : STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY "HEY - HOW FAR IS IT TO EASTER the debt ceiling. limit issue again at the end of June eorrespondeni for United Press investigation was shut down by~ ISLAND?" since the small amount of borrow­ But the twin pressure.s ol (he Inlerniillunal. high Justice Department officials. H — MAN'CHKSTKR HKRAI-D, Wcdno.sduy, July 25. I9B4 M A N CH ESTER H ER A LD . Wednesday, July 25, 1984 - 9 State, Manchester to work on flooding along Route 83 SPORTS

Conlinupd from page 1 Interstate 86 if Route 83 was widened to four lanes. The section flooded. That would drastically between the two streets was left at lengthen response time in fire two lanes, creating traffic and Kamlra rucommended that 600foot Legion again victimized by East Hartford emergencies or in transporting safety problems, town officials With of new storm line be constructed accident victims to either Man- have said. from the Welles Road intersection chestpr Memorial Hospital or A bill that would have provided By Bob Popettl count more. Manchester, in the directly to the Hockanum River. fice fly to center. But centerfielder Rockville General Hospital, both for a $1.5 million bond issue to Herald Sports Writer meantime, just stopped hitting Masse made one of four sparkling He estimated the cost at between said. finance the improvements was altogether. $25,000 and $30,000. FISHER Manchester fielding plays when he Mrs. Herbst asked if the state killed in a legislative subcommit­ In what everyone was billing as a The match-up was over after the gunned a perfect one-bounce throw Vernon Mayor Marine Herbst had emergency funds available for tee earlier this year. preview of next week’s American first inning when the visitors to catcher Brendan McCarthy to said Kandra’s recommendation road work in areas where pubii<' Manchester General Manager Legion Zone Eight playoff final, tallied three runs off losing pitcher nail Marshall at the plate. would be difficult to implement .safety was in danger. Robert B. Weiss said at the first place East Hartford downed Ken Krajewski, 7-2. Both of his The visiting Zone champs threa­ because Vernon would have to Jack Holt, a DOT drainage meeting that the widening of the FISHER ^ FISHER second place Manchester, 4-2, losses have been to East Hartford. obtain easements through private tened in the second, fifth and sixth engineer, said the project would road might follow if the state were Tuesday night at Manchester Consecutive singles by Chris frames but were victimized by land to construct the pipe. That not qualify as a high priority under forced to reconstruct its Route 83 FVH725 : Community College’s Cougar Darby and Brian Marshall set up could cost far more money than / inning-ending defensive gems by the state’s infrastructure pro­ drainage culvert, which he said is Fisher Audio Component System ’ Field. The win gave neighboring the tilt’s first three-base hit as Tom Post 102’s Andy DiFazio, Mike Kandra's estimate and could be a gram. If the towns wanted to too small. Manchester plans to East Hartford, undefeated at 17-0 Parlante launched a two-run drive lengthy process, she said, Custer and Masse. receive .state money to fix the begin enlarging another culvert ■ in Zone play and 23-1 overall, a to the gap in right center, Jeff Mrs. Herbst angrily denied • CA388 Stidie Stinifiiiliiti|iiteil Slein Anplifier While the gloves kept the game problem, they would have to trade along Taylor Street, which may three-game, regular season sweep Riggs then flared a single to right close, the Manchester bats were charges that Vernon had contrib­ in other local projects, he said. prompt the state to redesign its • FM388 Stidii StaKliril AM/FM Slim liner over arch-rival Manchester. uted to the problem and said the field to plate Parlante and give dormant, Kieselbeck found his culvert, Weiss said, • MI3DCB Slndii StMdail Snh-AntiMtlc Turitible Manchester, which has gone East Hartford a 3-0 lead. town was already working to grove after the first inning, yield­ But Mrs. Herbst. pointing to two ” If they know we are going to put Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette • CR38B Stalii StMUinl Stem Cisselte Deck unbeaten against all other Zone ing only one other safety, a single correct drainage problems that other serious flooding problems in in a new drain that will wash their Recorder w /W ireiess Reitiote Controi • 0S7I0 StuUli SludirU 2 Wiy Spakn Systein competition this summer, slipped Manche.ster came right back in by Peterson in the sixth. were clearly its responsibility. Vernon, said, ’’All you’re saying is system out, they’re compelled to • RAI28 CeinpMent Cibinel to 15-3-1 in the Zone and 27-8-1 the bottom of the first against " f m not coming to any more ’Will you giveupsomething bad for do something immediately,” he overall. starter and winner Tom Kiesel- Manchester eoueh Steve Arm ­ meetings that tell me where the • Fmr blab fir Itermd tpcdil .something bad?” ’ said. Tuesday night’s showdown was beck, 6-0. Bill Masse led off by strong was concerned his club’s water’s coming from or where it’s Kandra said Manchester al­ Mrs. Weinberg and Ms. Herbst effects ffifbidi the third tight contest in three blasting a triple to dead center and hitting woes. ” We obviously will going,” she said when Michael A. ready has 16 to 18 projects on a said they plan to meet with DOT • hifiMlit frmt Mill meetings this season between the then trotted home when Chris have to hit to win against East Marino of Aamco Transmissions ’’wish list” and could not add Commissioner J. William Burns • I3'fmctiig wireliss rimle aitril • long-standing combatants. The Peterson sliced a three-bagger of Hartford,” he admitted, hinting at described a change in the place Route 83 because it is a state road. and Gov. William A. O ’Neill to try • 14'liy, 9iiripin tiiRr ! game started out in slugfest his own to right center. Peterson water collects near his business. the upcoming playoffs. 2 to find a solution to the problem. • Iffi-cbinel ifictiNjc tmr ; fashion but subtly shifted into a scored on a grounder by Krajewski East Hartford coach Mark ” We are not putting that amount - * ■■ • ■- '' BOTH MANCHESTER AND Mrs. Weinberg said Manchester (iicleiljii ciNi 1Y) fine display of pitching and to make it 3-2. McMahon, though confident, has rial ‘ ' • •• of water in that is causing the VERNON officials have main­ could not begin work on its culvert • Speciil B mde pfiytotk iicliiliii defense. East Hartford extended its lead learned not to lake Manchester HfuaUI photo by Pinto flooding.” said Mrs. Herbst. ” I tained that it is largely the state’s until the fall. SliN Mifiiii Ml SMI Fink The affair was serenaded in the to 4-2 in the top of the third when tbink it’s a compound problem.” lightly. ’’They played some super re.sponsibility to fix Route 83 and Kandra said flooding on the • 14 presel cfumels early going by booming bats as the Darby walked and was tripled in bull against us. We’ll see them East Hartford's Chris Darby slides head ter third baseman Mike Custer didn’t widen it. When Interstate 86 was stretch of road would never be • Up li eiilit burs iitirilii|/pliyliich <499 two teams tried to out-triple each by a Marshall right field smash. again, ” first into third base on a single up the handle throw with Darby safe. Punch­ BOTH MAYORS AGREED widened and exits 94 and 95 completely eliminated because it • Few ibgit AM/PM cheb other. The volley of three-baggers The visitors appeared in a good East Hartford 301 000 0 4-7-1 middle by teammate Brian Marshall in less Manchester fell to East Hartford, THAT THE FLOODING posed redesigned, the approaches on is in lowland near the Hockanum • Asti inhd systm ended up even, with two to a side, position to add to their lead when AXanchester 200 000 0 2-3-2 safety problems for the two towns either side of Route 83 between Kieselbeck, AAorrow (7) and Par­ first inning of contest Tuesday night 4-2. River. • [lectiMlc tipi cMiter but East Hartford made its hits Parlante skied a potential sacri­ lante; Krolewskl and McCarthy. because emergency vehicles Taylor Street in Manchester and ” We will never eliminate flood­ SYSTEM 3800B against Manchester at MCC. Manches- 5 • 44taK niilth might have to be detoured onto Welles Street in Vernon were ing in the unusual storm, ” he said. Obituaries FISHER ^ FISHER What about the Tigers? Pros to be tested by TP C FV H 720 CR OM W ELL (U P I) - Golf pros trees have been moved to map out Helene F. Schwolsky What about the Detroit Tigers? prone Wethersfeld cmii .se In hopes Swayner Jr. of Ellington, three sergeant. Fisher 25” Color TV/HIgh That’s the question we were asked the other will be testing the chullenges of the Hie 6,800 yard course that iiieludes of atlraclliig heavy hitters who new.est course on the PGA lour Helene (Freedman) Schwolsky, sisters, Katherine S. Sudak of He also leaves a daughter, Ruth n night and, you know something, that’s a good a ,560-yard par-5 10th hole and a have traditioinilly stayed away .55. of 53 Carman Road, died Peabody. Mass., Mrs. Paul Jean Madrid of Los Cruzes. New Resolution Television Monitor question. when they tune up for this year’s treacherous 4.50- yard par-5 dog leg from the tournament such ;is Jack Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. She (Helen) Dysenchuk of South Glas­ Mexico: a son, John Passcantell of We’ve all but forgotten about the Tigers. They Thoughts $400,000 Greater Hartford Open 15th hole. Nichlaus and Tom Watson. was the wife of R icha rd tonbury and Mrs. Clayton (Nina) Fort Worth. Texas; and two that begins Thursday. Among the field of 156 players Since 1966. entertainer Sammy • 112 leceiying cbimel] • Digitil cbMoel diapliy got off to that great start and then everyone — Schwolsky. Parker of We.st. Hartford; and grandsons. • MFC, Miciotuii DiIk procesang apparently — just forgot about them. ApLENty Most of the players who will will be defending GHO champion Davis Jr. Inis loaned his name to linctuling dble TV) compete for the $72,000 top prize She was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Thursday at • Pngna selectii switeb TV/ViUii Fischer VHS Video Cassette Recorder The talk in these parts lately have been about Len Auster Curtis Strange who has had third the charily event Unit raises funds and had lived in Hartford most of The funeral will be Thursday at the Kaster-Maxon-Futrell Funeral • ll'btittM dtckibli wiiefes reMte the Mets. over the newly designed, par-71 place finishes at the U.S. Open. for di.sahicd ;md disadvantaged Optlnml Componail Ciblnil with Wireless Remote Controi her life before moving to Manches­ 10: 15 a m. from the Glastonbury Home in El Paso. Burial will be at ontiil nitb rmUiin iccss But, you know, enough has been said lately Sports Editor Tournament Players Club took Phoenix and Busch Classic this children. ter 21 years ago. She was a Funeral Home, 450 New London Fort Bliss with full military Chanel selectien about the Mets to make them a little overblown. part in today’s pro-am practice year for total earnings of $170,881. member of Temple Beth Sholom Turnpike. Glastonbury, with a honors. • Canb filtei •VHS forrajf Howard Cosell has gotten on their bandwagon round. The 29-ycar-old Virginian, who Davis was in Hartford Tuesday service at St. James Episcopal Sponsors of the GHO pulled up turned pro in 1977, was the last and Hadassah. In Mcinorium • Up to 400 lines if pictme •Ffunt toad design and that’s enough to make one want to turn to promote the tournament at its Church at 11 a.m. Burial will be in stakes after 32 years at the nearby winner at Wethersfield, scoring a Besides her husband she leaves In loving memory of Charles H. lesobtim elsewhere. new home which is II miles south Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky •S-function wireiess lemote control is an unfamiliar course to the touring profession­ Wethersfield Country Club for the 20-under par 268 that included a of Hartford. Davis teed off today in three sons, Bruce'M. Goldfarb of Carson who passed awav July 25. • I video/ioiii ii^, 1 vidM/ The Tigers are as good a place as any, Avon. Victor Goldfarb in Tennes­ Hill. •9-day 1-event progrsnnable timer als and it will take time for them to learn it. new course, designed by leading second round 62. the pro-am with Strange along with 1976. »dii enlpgf, 1 eidii/Milii Detroit, after a stretch where it played only .500 But, remember, it is a Peter Dye creation and see, and Jacob Schwolsky of Friends may call at the funeral output, I stem iitipts •105-channel, cable ready tuning baseball, had won 10 of 11 going into Tuesday golf architect Peter Dye, to be Strange, who usually ranges in other celebrities prior to Thins home today from 7 to 9 p.m. there are some professionals who swear at — not more challenging to players and the top 10 money winners, has day’s first round. Manchester; a brother, Bernard God saw his footsteps falter output, I euphine jicb night’s play. That opened the Tigers’ lead back to Memorial contributions may be •Up to eight hnirs recording/ptoyback (1160 cassette) by — Peter Dye. The front nine, which will provide better views for collected $1.3 million in career Freedman of Hartford; two sis­ The hills became too steep. a comfortable lO'/i games over the second place Davis and Frank Sinatra will made to the Glastonbury Ambu­ • 1 2 preset dianods reportedly undergo changes after this year’s spectators. earnings. also perform at a special show in ters, Mrs. Ruth Goldstein of And with farewells unspoken. Toronto Blue Jays. While it is still too early to lance Association, P.O. Box 453, GHO, is basically unchanged from when the club Course officials said more than The Greater Hartford Jaycees Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Nettie The Saviour bade him sleep. •Cue, Review and Still Frame modes hand the American League East Division crown Hartford Thursday night to help Glastonbury, or the Hartford Hos­ operated as Edgewood. But the back nine has 2-million yards of dirt and 2,500 decided to switch from the birdie- launch the lournamenl. J Cohen of Hartford. to Detroit, it appears the Tigers are headed for pital Dialysis Unit. Seymour been redone with the 15th hole called in a special Love the playoffs for the second time in its history. The luneral will be Thursday at Street. Hartford. section ’’sadistic” by the host pro. l;30p,m. in the chapel of Weinstein Mother, brothers, sisters, «799 The American League Championship Series, Hmmmm... first begun in 1%9, has seen the Tigers appear Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., nieces & nephews We see the Scores higher this year and the PC390 <499 only once previously, that in 1972. That year they Hartford. Burial will be in Temple Pasqiiale Passcantell professionals coming to like the course. It lost to Oakland in five games with the A ’s going on Beth Sholom Memorial Park. A Pasquale (Pat) Passcantell, 71, In .Memoriam appears to be a challenging one and that’s what to win the World Series in seven games. memorial period will be observed formerly of Manchester, died in El In loving memory of our beloved most of the pros prefer. Jack Morris won his first game Monday night at her home through Sunday. Paso, Texas, after a short illness. husband, father and grandfather. Maybe the challenge of a TP C course, owned since June 24, his 13th win of the season. His u Memorial contributions may be He was the husband of Audrey John Demko. who passed away and operated by the PGA Tour, has attracted the contribution, plus those of Dan Petry, Milt Wilcox made to the American Cancer Passcantell and the brother of July 24th, 1976. a FISHER FISHER likes of Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and and Dave Rozema on the mound and Lance Society. 670 Prospect St . Hartford. Elsie Kravontka and Herman nine of the top 20 money winners to date. Fuzzy Parrish, Kirk Gibson, Alan Trammell and Lou Passcantell. both of Manchester. We often sit and think of you. Haw nshar 25" Talavinon %vHh Stareo Sound! Don’t just watch TV.. Zoeller, who received a sponsor’s exemptions to And think of how you died. Whitaker at bat have made the Tigers He was born in Manchester on formidable. the GHO when he was first starting out, is back June 2. 1913, and enlisted in the Many times we have prayed for > IS ” IMiiall hIniM uni and having the colorful winner-of this year’s U.S. John Swayner you. • 4 NMi pi dmK n a il HS Formidable enough to appear — maybe — in U.S. Arm y in 1930 at the age of 17. > Su b iialifin PPM Ik Ibis. Ini mwii'ISlUfi. Experience It! the ’84 World Series. Open in the field is a feather in the cap for the John Swayner. 58. of Glaston­ During World War II he served in ,\nd many limes we cried. > fill la ii it(H iRitei I I tier Iltt H M l till 1% IM • SbtN lan antip triita • l I S M IM| opaWrtv Jaycees. mMU till M ilt T the Italian and North African How could our hearts forget you. ■■IK l i ir k iniK raiaina • lui mini mkUiWt We hear the GHO may become one of the major bury, died Tuesday at Hartford niUki • In. • Hoiiio Cdi fmiMi Hospital after a long illness. He campaigns and served in Japan When everything we do. > ICkiT linliti laati tuinl • Ika pntn M wci uliti . Pil ■ I I I apWin championships on the tour. That seems a > MI diiMl lNi| liclKai • III tits I Vite/hli 1/1 ipUs • 2 nh il isats GHO thoughts Is .something that reminds us. • In I«t ikni jpakn 1 Hi if iM w ti far-fetched statement but the more you think L was the husband of Elizabeth during the postwar period. akb n| • Stia ilipli Htprt (Dudych) Swayner and the.father In 1960, after a 30-year Army Of years we spent with you. > Dtitil c M lilir The GHO Inaugural Pro-Am held Monday at about it — with a TP C course as the backdrop — the TP C of Connecticut in Cromwell may have of Deborah Swayner of career, he retired as a senior mm nrt pitii puMr , ,, I eiftrd the more you believe it could become reality. .(■biaipmPiiiriliili •lkiin given golf fans an indication of what to expect at Manchester. warrant officer while holding the Wife Mary- a t kiplKi PMai Now that would be something. He also leaves a son. John perm anent rank of master Arlhur Warrington Family. this week’s GHO that tees off Thursday. Joey STEREO SOUND! Sindelar and Bill Kratzert tied for low honors with Manchester Country. Club golf professional High Resolution Picture! four-under-par 67s. Ralph DeNicolo, who will be appearing in his i That’s a far cry from the 9 and 10-under par sixth GHO, lees off Thursday morning from the scores routinely rung up at the pitch-and-putt first tee at 7:30. He tees off Friday morning from Two charged in Little League scam Wethersfield Country Club course. Yes. the TP C the 10th tee at 11:45 to start the second round.

Police Tuesday arrested two tions from the Connecticut Ama­ Police saia physical evidence at men connected with a Connecticut teur Baseball Congress. <799 the scene indicates that Bramarde fund-raising company and Schmoyer and Scatena turned was speeding when his car hit the charged them with fraudulently themselves in Tuesday afternoon Slick Boyd downs Chisox back of a Toyota driven by Michael trying to solicit money on behalf of and were released pending court Lineback, 34. Lineback was later <899 the Manchester Little League. BOSTON (U PI) — The Chicago appearances here Monday. treated for bruises at Manchester Sox first baseman Greg Walker “ Give credit to the pitcher,” Arested were Barry Schmoyer, White Sox were looking to rough-up Hospital and released, a hospital said Tuesday after Boyd stifled White Sox catcher Carlton Fisk 29, of Branford, president of a HT850 a tarnished "Oil Can,” but instead Two police officers Tuesday spokeswoman said. Bramarde was HT750 Chicago bats, holding them to six added. ” We haven’t been hitting UPI photo fund-raising firm called Star Pro­ night pulled their guns on an found a heavy dose of slick hits en route to a 3-2 Boston victory. the ball well this year, but he was listed in satisfactory condition this deliveries from Red Sox pitcher ductions, and Ned E. Scatena, 31, intruder in the darkened offices of morning. "I knew he threw a screwball, but I getting the breaking ball over Reds’ Dave Parker (39) looks over his John MeSherry made the out call on of Windham Center, the com­ Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd. the Pressure Blast Manufacturing. No charges have been lodged don’t remember it being that good. whenever he wanted to, and that shoulder and finds San Diego second pany’s general manager. “ I always thought Boyd was a He had us swinging at a lot of bad was the difference.” attempted steal of second base. Red Co. Inc. on Chapel Street. against either driver. baseman Alan Wiggins with the base­ Schmoyer was charged with three Police had responded to a silent ^ FISHER fastball-curveball pitcher,” White pitches.” The difference was startling for won, 4-2. counts of sixth-degree larceny, a FISHER' ball. Wiggins made the tag and umpire alarm at the plant that went off Assistant State’s Attorney Ter­ FVH730 Boyd, who lasted only two-thirds of Scatena with three counts of about 8 p.m. They found a loading ence Sullivan said today that his Fisher Audio Component System an inning in his last start, a 7-2 loss attempted sixth-degree larceny. bay door open and entered the office will request a warrant for last week at the hands of the NL roundup Police identified the two as the building. When Thomas A, Caruso, the re-arrest of Christopher May- •CA50 Studio Standard Integrated Amplifier Gantner hit makes Oakland A ’s. source of several solicitations, 25, emerged from the plant’s hew, 18, a Hebron man who failed •FM 50 Studio Standard Quart! PLL Digital ” We went with the breaking stuff some by telephone, made in laboratory, the pointed their guns to show at two scheduled court Synthesized AM/FM Stereo Tuner 75 percent of the"time,” catcher Manchester last May. They began at him and ordered him to lie on the appearances to face charges of Jeff Newman explained, ’Then we 2 •MT30C6 Studio Standard Semi-Automatic their investigation when the com­ floor, according to one officer’s sexual assault and risk of injury to Yankees feel low showed the fastball when we had Mets add to division iead missioner of the Manchester Little report. a minor. Turntable to. They were sitting on something League. Mary Boyko, who works A search of Caruso turned up Mayhew alledgedly forced a Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette off speed and we’d bring it (the NEW YOR K (U P I) - Keith •CRW41 Studio Standard Dual Stereo M ILW A U K EE (U PI) - Joe Yount, who did not start because The Mets have now won 15 of release six weeks ol frustration. at Lydall Inc., notified police that only a $2 knife taken from the fastball) up to them.” Hernandez was thinking beyond 4-year-old Bolton girl to perform Recorder with Wireless Remote Control Cassette Deck Cowley and the New York Yankees of a strained right shoulder, pinch their last 18 and five .straight, In his .second at-bat since coming someone had tried to solicit money laboratory, police said. Caruso oral sex on him in the basement of Newman described Boyd’s sur­ his lOlh-inning single Tuesday got exactly what they wanted, but ran for Sundberg. Mark Brouhard causing Wilson to note, ”our team off the disabled list, Matuszek from Lydall, saying it was for the was charged with third-degree his parent’s home at 37 Jan Drive •DS810 Studio Standard Three-Way prise pitch as a change-up which drove in Mookie Wilson with Jim Gantner made sure they was then intentionally walked and has made a giant step from the cracktfd a leadoff, pinch-hit home league. burglary and sixth-degree lar­ in Hebron last summer. According • foil! beids • Stirii iicirAiit Speaker System — screwball. the winning run in the New York couldn’t enjoy it. Charlie Moore struck out attempt­ week before the All-Star Game. run in the .seventh inning to give the Mrs. Boyko told police the ceny. Police set bond at $5,000 to court records, Mayhew signed a • fiMt kit dptlgi • Oilbii* Niin M r I i i ” I threw it to righties as well as Mets 9-8 victory over the St, Louis Gantner smacked a one-out ing to sacrifice. It’s fun to play and it’s fun to win.” Phillies a 3-2 victory over the Manchester league does its own because Caruso has no certain statement admitting to involve­ • lifind 14 fipdlM liilis • 105-cbaiK ilKttNic timl lefties,” Boyd said. "And I ’m Cardinals. cibh r ii^ single off Cowley in the llth inning Gantner then hit a 1-0 pitch past It was the second time in as Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia. 5 fundraising and has no contract address. He was held overnight ment in the incident. iiMtp cpitnl going to keep throwing it in there Pirates 12, Expos 5 Tuesday night to score Robin Randolph’s outstretched glove to ’’The most important thing to us many nights that the Cardinals had with an outside company to raise and was to be arraigned today. • Up tp 8 bHis iMidiig • 16 p rs l dUMils all the time until they show me they is that the Cubs lost. That gives us a Mayhew’s last scheduled court • B klt'ii c ia iii ppiif apply Yount from second base with the. score Yount. lo.st an extra-inning game to New At Montreal, Benny Distefano money on its behalf. Police taped a date was Tuesday. • I4'iliy, 9-nirt mgnMiig can hit it,” chance to gain a game and push started an eight-run llth inning • AulMitlc P n iiiu SeketiN • Spiciil i If m Ai pbybKh wihning run, lifting the Milwaukee "It just had enough on it to get York. And again, it was reliever telephone call she made from her Rocky Hill resident Richard Boyd went 8 1-3 innings striking them Z'/i back. Neil Allen, 5-5, who took the loss. with a single and completed it with office to a man who had left his Brewers to a 2-1 victory. past Randolph,” Gantner said. Bramarde, 38, is recovering at out seven and walking none to "W e’re trying for the division. Ironically, Allen, who was a grand slam to power the Pirates. name as a solicitor for the "We got a ground ball, which is “ Sometimes you have to have luck Manchester Memorial Hospital improve his record to 5- 7. At the That’s the most important thing traded with Rick Ownbey in June Reds 4, Padres 2 Connecticut Amateur Baseball what you want in that situation,” in this game.” from a head injury he suffered late <599 onset, however, it appeared he about my hit.” 1983 for Hernandez, faced the New At San Diego, Gary Redus Yankees manager Yogi Berra The winner was Pete Ladd, 4-5, Congress. Tuesday afl'emoon when the car he would once again fail to survive the homered and Dave Concepcion said. "But it got past (second , who threw just three pitches to Brent Gaff, 1-1, the fourth Met York first baseman in the game- From that call police learned the was driving rammed into the rear A Mlnlitiy of first inning. Three of the first four winnihg situation. had four hits to support Mario *799 baseman Willie) Randolph and we retire Dave Winfield in the top of pitcher, said, ” it’s almost unbe­ name of the company that was in of another on Tolland Turnpike Center Cpngrcfatfonal Church baiters in the game reached base ’T m sure Hernandez wants to do Soto’s six-hitter and spark the Mancnaater had no chance to get the runner at the llth. Ladd, who had 25 saves lievable. We are so positive that I charge of soliciting. When they near Union Street. SYSTEM 5 8 0 — two on doubles — leading to a well against us,” said outfielder Reds. Soto, 11-3, went the distance. contacted its owner, Schmoyer, he the plate.” last season, once again is the two-run first inning. But the rookie think nearly everybody expects to Each team had just four hits Brewers’ top short reliever. Rollie Tito Landrum. "And so does Allen, Braves 4, Dodgers Z told police that Star Productions settled down, scattering four hits win every game. We are a superior At Ix)s Angeles, Brad Komminsk when the Brewers came to bat in Fingers, who was second in the club to our competitiors and now but there’s nothing we can do about had a contract with the Connecti­ the rest of the way until running it. We have to try to come back singled in Claudell Washington cut Amateur Baseball Congress. the llth with the score tied 1- 1. American League with 21 saves, into a one-out 4)am in the ninth expect to win every night. Of Jim Sundberg led off the inning was placed on the 21-day disabled tomorrow. That’s all there is to it ” from second base in the ninth to Scatena was in charge of the inning. course, that can’t happen, but if a break a 2-2 lie. Steve Bedrosian, with a sharp grounder off Cowley, list Tuesday with a herniated disc, guy messes up, the others pick him Hernandez, who had four RBI on solicitaion, police said. With runners on first and third the night, and Cardinals manager 7-6, got the victory and Donnie 1-1, the fourth Yankees pitcher. “ I'm back to my forte,” Ladd up and no one talks about the Schmoyer admitted that the At Manager Ralph Houk brought in Whitey Herzog have attacked each Moore earned his llth save Orel Manchester Little League was not The ball caromed off short stop said. "The key for me is to have relief ace Bob Stanley to face Greg problem,” Saf/e/ Bobby Meacham’s leg into foul these short stints so I can give other through the press about that Hershi.ser, 6-4, was the loser. Dale affiliated with the congress, police FREE Gaff had no complaints that the C l o t h i n g - Luzinski. Stanley got Luzinski to controversial deal. Murphy hit his 22nd homer and — V z p r i c e Local Delivery territory near the New York everything I have.” Mets were now 3'A games ahead of said. Police then sought warrants ground into a game-ending double Landrum’s two-run pinch-hit German Rivera homered for the for the arrest of the two men. Service Bank Financing dugout. Sundberg was credited The Brety^rs took a 1-0 lead in the play. the second-place Cubs, who lost to Dodgers APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION with a single and reached second third. With one out, Dion James homer in the eighth had put the The owners of the Northway T h u r s d a y 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Mike Easier knocked in the Philadelphia 3-2 Tuesday. But said Astros 10, Giants 3. & _ F r i d a y Removal Avaiiabie on Meacham’s error. tripled and Rick Manning followed Cardinals ahead 8-7. Pharmacy on Main Street and the Keeny St. Exit Off 1-84 game-winner with a single to he would rather have Chicago beat Installation with an RBI single. At San Francisco, con.secutive Sylvia LaPenta Real Estate TI i a P a i i i ttif V n if A r ”1 don’t think I got my glove center in the third inning, scoring the Phillies, who are 4‘A back. Phillies 3, Cubs 2 home runs by Enos Cabell, Phil MON. THURS. ’TIL 9. FRI TIL B 647-999 7 down far enough,” Meacham said. New York tied it 1-1 in the eighth Agency on West Middle Turnpike (except built-ins) Dwight Evans. "Chicago is coming here this At Philadelphia, pinch-hitter Garner and Jose Cruz highlighted 647-999 8 "It went off my foot and we had no by pushing across a run on four also reported receiving solicita­ 46 Purnell Place Manchester, CT Floyd Bannister, 7-7 was the weekend and we’ll deal with them Len Matuszek unloaded again.st a nine-run fifth to power the Astros chance to get Sundberg.” walks. loser. when they get here,” Gaff said. the Chicago Cubs Tuesday night to and Nolan Ryan, 8-6. 10 - MANCHESTKH HERALD. Wednesday, July 25, 1984 M.ANCHESTKR HKHAI-O. 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By Joe llluzzi Baltimore. my first start since the time 1 went Pete O'Brien and George Wright's Tigers to their sixth straight four-run fifth to pace the Royals. UPl Sports Writer "Maybe it was the air in the to the bullpen," said the hard- sacrifice fly. The Rangers had victory. Milt Wilcox, 10-6, got the Mark Gubicza, 7-8, outdueled sports hall of fame bullpen, I don't know. But the throwing 28-year- old. "Doug and I taken a 1-b lead in the first on an win and Steve Farr dropped to 1-7. Toronto ace Dave Stieb, 11-4. Dan The air in the Arlington Stadium difference tonight was that I was had a couple of misunderstandings RBI single by Ned Yost before Dan Dave Bergman ateo nomered for Quisenberry recorded his 27th bullpen must have a f’ountain of able to turn the ball over well even save. Bv Earl Yost -• 0 - when that happened, but it was his Ford's two-run double put the Detroit. appear with Rockville and ;g( Youth effect, because it sure has when my elbow was hurting me. I decision, and I abided by it." Orioles ahead in the top of the Twins 6, A ’s 4 Sports Editor Emeritus Willimantic teams in rejuvenated Danny Darwin was able to keep them off stride. I third. At Minneapolis. Darrell Brown. Mariners 4, Angels 3 particular. The Texas right hander was sent think I threw six sliders and the Darwin, S-.l, did not allow a hit Flanagan, who worked eight Tom Brunansky and Gary Gaetti At Anaheim. Calif., Seattle right- Old timers, to a man, claim Herman Bronkie, Manches­ to the pen by Manager Doug Rader rest were fast balls and over the final 6 1-3 innings and innings, recorded his l,oooth each collected two hits to lead the fielder Barry Bonnell ripped a without hesitation that Tommy ter’s first native to reach the because he was having trouble changeups ' retired 19 of the last 21 batters he major-league strikeout by fanning Twins. Pete Filson raised hi.s. two-run homer in the top of the Sipples was in a class by himself m ajor leagues with the old St, with his sinker and it has made a The victory was the first for faced. He walked one and struck leadoff man Billy Sample in the record to 5-2 while Oakland starter sixth and then threw out the as a baseball player, the best Louis Browns, claimed Sipples new man out of him. Darwin since June 12 and his first out two while notching only his first inning. Steve McCatty fell to 7-7. potential tying run at the plate in ever produced in Manchester. was the best player the town "H e said it wasn't sinking, but it .start since July 7 after three relief second complete game in 20 starts Tigers 9, Indians S Royals 5, Blue Jays 4 the botom of the inning to preserve For better than 25 years, the ever produced. They were began sinking once I went to the appearances. Darwin didn't like and the 18th of his career. At Cleveland, Lou Whitaker At Kansas City. Mo.. Frank the Mariners' victory, Geoff Zahn. name Sipples graced boxscores teammates with the Manches­ bullpen. " Darwin said after hu­ the move to the pen. but he stuck by Texas scored twice in the third banged out three hits, including his White, Onix Concepcion, Willie 9-8. took the loss and Ed Vande on the (IJonnecticut scene. The ter town team at the time. rling a four-hitter in the Rangers' his manager's decision. against Mike Flanagan, 9- 9, to seventh homer, and rookie Doug Wilson and Pat Sheridan all Berg, 7-9. was the winner. Mike big, husky pitcher-turned in­ In several leagues and with 3-2 victory Tuesday over "1 didn't think about this being take a 3-2 lead on an RBI single by Baker had four singles to spark the singled and scored a run during a Stanton nocthed his eighth save. fielder and outfielder was al­ many independent teams, Sip­ ways the third name in the ples carried a .500 batting batting order, or fourth in the average or better. He was a respected clean-up spot. perennial all-star league Sipples died in 1971 but today selection. was announced as the fourth of During one period, after hurt­ . ... J * ' five selections for induction into ing his pitching arm, he re­ V i - - Scoreboard the Manchester Sports Hall of turned to the mound and hurled Fame in September. The fifth Tommy Sipples three consecutive shutouts. He annual induction dinner will be finally yielded an unearned run Sept. 28 at the Army and Navy U P I p h o t o Red Sox 3. While Sox 2 Royals 5, Blue Jays 4 Mets9.Cardinais8|10) Pirates 12, Expos 5 |11) turned down one offer after after 31 innings. Club. another to play professional One of Sipples’ trademarks workout in Los Angeles. Summer ST. LOUIS NEW YORK Although a native of Moodus, West Germany's Micheal Gross gets in Softball Basketball CHICAGO BOSTON TORONTO KANSAS CITY PITTSBURGH MONTREAL ball. He was content to remain was his glove during his days as Ob r h bl Ob r h b i Ob r h M ab r h bl ab r h M ab r h bl O b r h bi ob r h bi born Nov. 23, 1897, Sipples came some pool time as he practices his Games get under way Saturday with Gordo 2b 1 0 0 0 Wilson cf S 1 2 I LSm Ith It 3 0 0 0 W ilson cf 6 2 1 0 in state and display his talents a first baseman. It was so small, RLaw cf 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 3 110 W ynne cf 6 1 2 1 Raines cf 6 0 3 1 to Manchester to settle with his Fisk c 4 110 Evans 'r1 4 2 2 0 Fernndz ss 3 I 0 0 Sherldn rf 4 1 2 1 Landrm It 2 1 1 2 Chopm n 2b 4 2 2 2 Mazzllll if 4 0 1 0 Thom as ss 6 2 1 0 on a local level.. it barely covered his huge butterfly stroke during an Olympic opening ceremonies. Collins If 4 2 2 0 Brett 3b 3 1 0 0 V n Slyk cf 6 1 1 1 Bckm n ph 0 0 0 0 family at an early age. TONIGHT'S GAMES Baines rf 4 1 0 0 Rice If 4 0 2 1 Lacy If 2 111 Dawson rf 6 0 0 1 Big money wasn't to be made hands. Notilff'i VI. Poitol, 6 — FItioerald Summer league Kittle If 4 0 1 1 A rm a s cf 3 0 0 0 Mosefay cf 3 0 12 Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 Pendlln 3b 4 1 2 0 Herndz 1b 5 0 3 4 M ad ick 3b 6 1 2 2 Carter lb 4 1 1 2 BeIMveou vt. Blue Ox, i — P agan l Eostern: New England Furniture 59 Walker lb 4 0 11 Easier dh 4 0 11 Upshaw lb 4 0 2 0 Orta dh 4 0 2 1 Hendrck rt4 1 I 1 Foster It 4 0 2 2 Thmpsn lb 6 1 10 Wallach 3b5 0 2 0 playing amateur or semi-pro Bob B Marie's vi. MPMalntenonce, 6 (Bill PolettI 14, Dave Bellinghiri 14), Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 B ucknr 1b 3 0 0 0 Alkens dh 2 0 0 0 D lo rg It 3 0 11 Porter c 3 0 0 1 Gaft p 0 0 0 0 Pena c 5 3 3 2 W ohifrd If 5 0 1 0 The rugged, handsome Sip­ baseball in the 1920's but Sipples While baseball was his second — Roberlton Cheney Tech Beavers 49 (Yuri Westry Sm alley 3b 3 0 1 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 Leach dh 1 0 1 0 Wathan 1b 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 5 110 Strwbrr rt 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 6 2 5 0 Flynn 2b 3 0 10 ples was a natural athlete with Bell rt 4 110 BalbonI lb 2 0 0 1 Green lb 4 1 2 2 B rooks 3b 5 0 1 0 Frobel rf 5 0 0 0 Stenhos lb 2 0 0 0 was the highest paid. When he love — his family came first — Gibson's vs. Cox, 7:30 — Robertson 16, K o rd Bake r 9). Fletchr ss 3 0 10 Newman c 3 0 0 0 baseball by far his best sport. Hungry Tiger vs. Talaga, 6 — Kerry Blue 74 (Damien Purcell 20, Cruz 2b 2 0 0 0 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 1 0 M u lin ks 3b 4 0 2 0 M otley It 1 0 0 0 Speler ss 5 0 0 0 Ortiz c 5 0 1 0 Scurry p 1 0 0 0 R am os c 1 0 0 0 encountered arm trouble, he Sipples was a five-day a week, Olympic security says Charter Oak Bernie A le m an y 19). Em an ue l Luthe­ Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Whitt c 4 0 1 1 Slaught c 4 0 0 0 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Santana ss S 2 2 0 Berra ss 5 1 4 2 Scott ph 1 0 0 0 He was noted as well in track turned to either the infield or 40-hour worker at the New CCongo vs. Garden Sales, 6 — ran 50 (Mike McKenna 12. Patrick Dybznsk ss 0 0 0 0 Barfield pr 0 0 0 0 W hite 2b 3 1 1 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Berenyl p 2 2 11 Candelor p 3 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 and basketball. His track speed Ke eney Taylor 10). Totols 33 2 6 2 Totots 30 3 7 2 Griftin ss 2 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 1 1 0 Lyons p 0 10 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 AAorrlsn ph 1 0 0 0 Dllone ph 1110 outfield, playing shortstop or Departure plant in Meriden Manchester Pliia vs. B.A. Club, 4 — Northern: Lom bardi's81 (Lombardi ChiCOOO 200 000 000— 2 Johnsn ph 1 0 0 0 CItarella p 0 0 0 0 Gorman o 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Reordon p 0 0 0 0 was a big asset as a base runner. centerfield and in later years at where he made his home. He N ike 20, E m e rso n 20, A nd e rson 13), Carter Boston 201 000 OOx— 3 Glora 2b 10 0 0 How e ph 1110 Martin oh 1110 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Jam es p 0 0 0 0 Sipples launched his baseball first base. brought in two other Silk Jury Box vs. Social Club, 7:30 — Nike Chevrolet 62 (Duone Milner 18. Charlie Gam e-winning R B I — Easie r (5). Totals 34 4 10 3 Totals 33 5 9 S Vn Ohin 0 0 0 0 0 Heep It 10 0 0 Dlstefon rf 2 2 2 4 Little ph 10 10 career as a hard-nosed 15-year- Davis 14. David Milner 12). E— Gutierrez, Rice, Boggs. DP— Toronto 000 211 000— 4 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Gullcksn p 2 0 0 0 Even at the age of 40 plus, Towners, Art ‘Lefty’ St. John situation under controi Northern G reen H ordw ore 63 (H a nk B ro w n 16, Boston Kansas Clly 000140 OOx— S Braun ph 0 0 0 0 Rose 1b 1 0 0 0 old catcher. When it was ob­ Sipples was a power hitter with and Francis ‘Woody’ Wallett to D o ve Lew is 14), D o n W illis G arage 51 I. LOB— Chicago 4, Boston 5. 2B— Fisk, Gam e-w innino R B I — Orta (3). Allen p 0 0 0 0 Salazar ss 110 0 vious he was faster and could extra base hits his forte. He help put the Meriden Endees on Kittle, Fletcher. E— Slouohf, Whitf, Brett. DP— Totals 39 0 9 7 Totals 42 9 14 9 Totals 52 12 21 12 Totols 45 S 11 4 Barracllffe's Amoco come up with o (E d Perez 14, Ken W K IIs 12). throw harder than those he Bv Fred AAcMone who might create problems randum was disirilnited ;il the run In the eighth Inning to nip Delmar, IP H R ER BB SO Kansas Two out when winning run scored PIttsburoh 100102 000 0»— 12 played with Moriarty Brothers the baseball map. He served as 17-16, In o slugfest Tuesday night at Chicago City 1. LOB— Toronto 6, Kansas City 8. St. Lo u is 000 400 220 0— 0 M ontreol 200 000 011 01— 5 caught, he converted to pitch­ in the State League, with the playing manager. He retired as UPI Sports Writer shouldn't do so, shouldn't lake this request of the I.os Angeles Olym Robertson Park. Kent Smith and Bill Bonnstr (L 7-7) 62373323 2B— Orta, Upshaw. 3B— Mulllniks. New Y o rk 003 400 010 I— 9 Gam e-w InnIno R B I — Lacy (6). ing. The young wonder boasted Hartford Savitt Gems, Hartford a general foreman at the plant. chance. Now we're in the 1980’s, in pie Organizing Committee. •••••••••••••••••••••• Reed 1 0 0 0 0 2 SB— Game-winning RBI — Hernan­ E— Thompson, Carter, Pena. Allen each roped four hits. Mike a fastball like a pro with a curve LOS ANGELES - The eagle, This is the fir.st appearaiiee in :<2 Anderson three ond Chock Lankford Gleoton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Collins (25). S F — Mosebv. dez! 13). DP— Dusty and Twilight Leagues, Three others will be honored a time of great progress. Why ond Tim and Ralph Pemberton two Boston IP H R ER BB SO E— L.. Smith 2, Porter, Speler, Heep. Montreal 1. LOB— PIttsburoh 10, Mont­ as efficient and most important, Middlesex and Blackstone Val­ in September along with Sip­ symbol of America and the mascot should people here try to sabotage years by China in the Summer Toronto D P — St. Louis 1. L O B — St. Louis 9, New apiece In Barracllffe's 22 hlt ottack. Baseball B oyd (W 5-7) 8 1-3 6 2 1 0 7 real with pin-point control. ley Leagues, Meriden Endees ples, Wally Fortin, Sam Mal- for these Olympic Games, is dead. these Games in the spirit of Olympics. It withdrew from the Hal Tarbell sliced three hits and Rich Stanley (S 16) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Stieb ( L 11-4) 7 9 5 5 3 6 York 10. 2B— Chapman, Hendrick, 10.2B— Mazzllll, Thomas, Raines 2, Lacy. Ardlan, Chuck Barrera, Clay Hamel, •••••••••••••••••••••• T — 2:23. A — »,437. Lamp 1 0 0 0 0 0 San­ 3B— Wolloch. H R — Corter (20), Pena His feats with a bat soon and the Manchester town team tempo and Ed Wojcik. One is to Some might interpret that us an friendship?" International Olympic Committee Al Cushman and Bob Renoult two Konsos City tana. 3B— V on Slyke. H R — Green (6), ( 10), overshadowed his low-hit, dou­ in the 20's which featured be a Hall of Earner, one to omen. Lu sai(i (hat before the Chine.se in 1958 because of their ongoing Gubicza (W 7-8) 7 6 4 4 1 2 apiece In Delmar s 18 hlt offense. Inter-Town Pony Landrum (1). S— Berenyl, SF— DIstefano (3). S B — Roy (7), Dllone (20). ble figure strikeout performan­ The security forces in charge of di.spute over the recognition of Brewers2,Yankees1(11) Quisenberry (S 27) 2 4 0 0 0 0 Hernan­ S— Wynne. games against barnstorming receive the Unsung Hero Award team left Beijing "we received Manchester A nipped Manchester C, HBP— by Gubicza (Garcia), by Stieb dez. IP H RERBBSO ces and his services were sought teams with major leaguers on and the third, a new honor, for the Games insist, however, that some ineriminating letters." but Taiwan. The Cluncsc rejoined tlic West Side 7-6, Tuesday night at Morlorty Field. (BalbonI). T— 2:48. A — 21,607. IP H R ER BB SO Pittsburgh by a half-donze state-wide there is nothing to worry about. there had been no Incidents since organization in 1979. hul they went J NEW YORK MILWAUKEE St. Louis their rosters. financial support over the years Jim'my Cox hod two doubles and a Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Candelaria 7 4 2 0 1 3 teams. E ver since the 1972 Munich North United Methodist rallied for LaPoint 3 1-3 7 7 4 1 1 Robinson 2-311011 Sunday baseball was banned to sports in Manchester. its arrival in Los Angeles along with the American boyeotl of three runs In the seventh Inning for an triple and Tim Paul two singles for the M echm ss 4 0 0 1 M o nn ng cfTigers 3 9, Indians 0 5 1 1 winners. Tony Kastouskas, Brian Oat­ W vneoar c 4 0 0 0 M o ore cf 2 0 0 0 Rucker 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 Tekulve 2 4 1 1 0 1 For reasons known only to in Boston and members of the Dinner tickets will be on sale Olympics and the terrorist attack Richard Bretzing. a special the 1980 Games at Mo.seow. 8-7 come-from-behind win over Ward Cltorello 1 1 0 0 1 1 Manufacturing at Paganl Field. way and Tom Carrolleach doubled and Cerone c 1 0 0 0 Gontner 2b 5 0 1 I Scurry (W 3-5) 11-321100 Sipples and his family, he then Red Sox and Braves would after Labor Day. that left 11 Israeli athletes dead, a agent from the Federal Bureau of There were also some Olympic Jim KItsock singled twice for the M tln olv 1b 5 0 1 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 DETROIT CLEVELAND Von Ohien 2-321101 M ontreal Wayne Sfeeley had two hits Including a losers. Lahti 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 GulMckson 7 11 4 4 1 6 threat of terrorism has hovered Investigation assigned to I.os developments Tuesd;iy regarding game-winning two runs single to pace B aylor dh 5 0 1 0 SIm m ns dh 3 0 0 0 Ob r h t>i Ob r h bl South Windsor B downed Manches­ Winfield rt 4 0 0 0 Oollvie It 4 0 0 0 W hitakr 2b 5 3 3 1 Allen Butler (L 5-5) cf 2-3211)0 3 0 11 Lucas 2 2 0 0 0 1 over every international event of Angeles, wants to assure the track, traffic ;md tickets. Methodist. Rob Tanner contributed ter B. 9-3, at Cheney Tech. Kevin New Y o rk three hits and Mark Holmes a pair for Kem p It 3 1 0 0 RHowM 3b 3 0 1 0 Jones If . 2 0 1 0 Carter cf 2 0 11 Reardn (L 3-3) 1 1-3 5 4 4 0 1 this magnitude like a dark, ugly Chinese and the rest of the — Hurdler Edwin Moses, winner Wilson and Neal Schackner singled to Paollorl 3b 3 0 0 0 Lozodo 3b 10 0 0 Herndon If 4 1 2 2 Franco ss 4 0 11 Berenyl 6 2-3 6 6 6 2 4 Jam es 2-3 3 4 4 1 1 the winners. Steve Melo slapped two Sisk 0 0 0 0 3 0 cloud. participants in the Olympics (hat of 102 eonseeutive 400 meter races, bingles for Ward's. pace Manchester. Horroh 3b 1 0 0 0 Romero ssGibson 3 rf 5 0 2 2 I 2 0 H o rgrv 1b 4 0 0 0 HBP— by Tekulve (Rose). WP — Moreno cf 2 0 10 Sundbro c Parrish3 c 3 00 12 Thorntn 1 dh 4 0 0 0 G orm an 1 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Scurry. Shortly after it was learned that they are in safe hands. was selected by the United Stales Gatt (W 1-1) 2 ) 0 0 2 2 MB’s squeeze out 6-5 win Mata cf 10 10 'Tount pr 0 10 0 E va n s dh 3 0 0 1 Hall If 3 1 0 0 "Bom ber” , the eagle which was "W e have in eonjunetlon with Olympic Commiltee-and Ihe I,os Charter Oak Foil 2b 2 0 0 0 James rt 2 110 Lemon cf 5 0 0 0 Tobler If 10 0 0 Sisk pitched to 3 batters In 7th, Major League ieaders HBP— by Berenyl (L. Smith). WP— supposed to fly over the opening our colleagues here in l.os Angeles, Angeles Organizing t'ommiUee to Grittey ph 0 0 0 0 Brouhrd If 1 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 0 1 0 Vukovch rf 3 1 1 0 BRISTOL — A four-run, seventh perfect bunt to squeeze in Johnson Tierney'S came up with nine runs In Rndiph 2b 1 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 4 1 1 1 Castillo rf 10 0 0 Berenyl, Von Ohien. T— 3:23. A — Silva ripped two triples and a ceremonies Saturday, had died, taken great sleps to assure that the take the oath of eompelilors in tlie 36,749. Batting the seventh to subdue Monchester Baseball Totals 36 I 4 I Totals 34 2 6 2 Baker ss 5 2 4 0 Wlltord c 3 0 0 0 inning rally highlighted by Ray with the go-ahead tally. A run­ double to lead M oriarty’s offense. questions began arising about the Games will be free from terrorist opening ceremonies. JC's, 14-4, at Fitzgerald Field. John One out when winning run scored Bando ph 1111 Notional League Sullivan's game-winning squeeze scoring safety by Tom Fleury Butler hod three hits including a g oh r h pet. Steve Chotiner added two hits quality and depth of security that activities," said Bretzing. "As as a "No one In Ihe world could take New Y o rk 000 000 010 00— 1 Jacoby 3b 3 1 1 1 Astros 10. Giants 3 bunt gave Moriarty Brothers a 6-5, plated Silva with an important three-run homer to pace Tierney s M ilw aukee 001 000 000 01— 2 Gwvnn, S D 97 380 59 134 . 353 while Sullivan drove in three runs. was being used to protect the note of assurance, we have an tile oath and have it mean as much Bernzrd 2b 4 1 2 0 Sandberg, Chi 96 401 67 131 .327 23-hlt attack. Lionel Lessard, Chip National League standings Gam e-w inning R B I — Gantner (5). Totols 40 9 IS 9 Totols 36 5 8 5 come-from-behind victory over insurance marker to make it 6-4. Bob Oweianko ripped a bases- Olympic participants. extensive intelligence gathering to other ;ilhleles.” said USOC Golden and Glen Ferguson chipped In E— Kemp, Meacham. DP— New York Detroit 100 403010—9HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Dernier, Chi 91 339 64 109 .322 Big Dollar Liquor of Bristol in clearing triple in the first off three hits apiece and Tom Tierney, 1, Clevtiond 000 010 301— 5 ab r h bl ab r h bl Cruz. Hou 98 369 63 117 .317 An official of the Chinese delega­ effort underway right now in press officer Mike Moran. Ray, Pitt 93 312 39 98 .314 Twilight League action Tuesday Big Dollar plated one run in the winning pitcher Stan Lewis to help Tom Fortin. Kevin Keena, Paul Mador E o si Milwaukee 1. LOB— New York 7, GoMfw-winnlng R B I— W hitaker (9). D oran 2b 4 1 1 1 Gladden ct 4 0 2 1 tion admitted Tuesday his group cooperation with the World Intelli­ — In an effort to help relieve and Matty Malone two apiece for the Milwaukee 5.2B— R. Howell, Romero. 3B E— Franco, Bergman, Whitaker. Knight 3b 1 0 1 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Hernandez, N Y 91 326 43 102 .313 night here at Muzzy Field. bottom of the stanza to close the give Bristol an early lead. winners. Al Howith and Paul Noel each W L Pet. G B Brenlv, SF 85 273 39 84 .308 was somewhat apprehensive about gence Community and we are downtown eongeslion, the l.os New Y ork 57 37 .606 — — James. S— Romero, Sundberg. DP— Cabell 1b 4 1 2 2 CD o vIs rt 4 0 0 0 gap to 6-5 and had the potential Moriarty's next game is Thurs­ had two hits for the JC's. Cleveland 2. LOB— Detroit 12, Cleveland G arner 3b 5 1 2 1 Leonard It 4 1 3 0 Peno, Pitt 92 346 48 106 .306 security, but the heads of the unaware through all of these Angeles Board of Supervisors Chicago 55 42 . 567 ZVi Brooks, N Y 89 326 37 99 .304 The Gas Housers, back over the tying and winning runs on second day night against the Vernon Philadelphia 54 43 . 557 4'/2 IP H RERBBSO 5. 2B— Herndon, Whitaker. HR— Cruz It 5 2 3 2 Thm psn 1b 4 0 0 0 Olympic Law Enforcement Coor­ efforts of any specific terrorist act urged the county's 70.0(10 cm Montreal New Y o rk W hitaker M m o h ry ct S 1 2 0 Brenlv c 4 1 1 2 Samuel, Phil 96 422 66 126 .299 ,500 mark at 8-7-1, entered the final and third with the bases loaded. Orioles at Henry Park in Vernon at Independent 47 49 .490 11 American League dinating Council say that every­ that is being planned and directed ployees to .start coming to work St. Louis 47 52 .474 12 Bvstrom 7 3 1113 (7), Bergm an (5), Gibson (16), Bando Puhl rt 4 2 2 0 Y ongbid 3b 2 1 0 0 frame trailing, 4-3. An RBI single But MB shortstop Sullivan made a 6 o’clock. Pittsburgh J. Howell 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 (6). S B — Jones (1), Gibson (19). S F — Bailey c 4 1 2 1 Welim n ss 3 0 0 0 g ab r h pet. thing is under control. at the Olympics. So, the predielah- e;irly. go on vacation or u.se sick Cherrone's Package Store tallied 43 56 .434 I6V3 Winfield, N Y 79 326 59 114 ,350 by Mike Johnson tied the score, a Moriarty's ool Oil 4 6 five times In the too of the seventh West RIghettI 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Parrish. Peno ss 5 1 2 2 MD a v Is p 1 0 0 0 diving stab on a hard hopper up the "W e are concerned ... but not too lity of that particular act appears leave to help relieve downtown Inning to down Zembrowskl’s All- San Diego 56 4) ,577 — Cowley (L 1-1) 1-321111 IP H R ER BB SO R yan p 2 0 0 0 Cornell p 0 0 0 0 Mdttlnalv, N Y 91 356 55 119 .3W double by Buddy Silva set up a middle and threw out the batter at B io D o lla r 400 000 1 5 Hrbek, M in n 85 331 48 108 .326 Lewis, Labbe (7th) and Chooulls; worried about security,” said Lu to . be waning as itie Games congestion during the Olympics. Stars, 16-11, at Robertson Park. Mike Atlanta 51 48 .515 6 M ilw aukee Detroit Pnkvts oh 1 0 0 0 Kulper ph 1 0 0 0 runners on second and third and first to end the threat, the inning H aas 7 2-311132 Wilcox (W 10^) 6 2-3 6 4 0 1 4 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Lacey o 0 0 0 0 Lemon, Det 89 324 51 102 .315 Tarro, RIblnowItz (7th), Verano (7th) Jindong, China’s assistant chief of approach.” Olympic planners have pre Crockett and Pete Denz each homered Los Angeles 49 5) .490 8'/, and Losev. and singled twice for the winners. Bob W alts 3 3 0 0 2 2 Hernandez 2 1-321102 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 O'Molly ph 1 0 0 0 M urray, Bolt 99 358 55 111 .310 then Sullivan laid down his picture- and the game. Houston 48 51 .485 9 Ripken, Bolt 99 391 62 121 .309 mission. "The majority of citizens Still, (he cost of providing dieted serious traffic jams down Boland homered twice and tripled, Cincinnati 42 57 .424 15 Ladd (W 4-5) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Clevtiond Lovelle o 0 0 0 0 welcome our delegation to L.A. Up Greg Johnson homered and Rick Goss San Francisco 37 59 .385 18'/, T— 3:05. A — 20,521. F o rr ( L 1*7) 3 5 4 4 4 2 Totals 40 10 17 9 Totals 32 3 6 3 Sheridan, K C 84 288 39 89 .309 security to prevent terrorism is town, where .some 300 or more and Tom Boland chipped In four hits Tuesday's Results Easterly 21-3 5 4 4 0 2 Houston 000 090 100— 10 Motley, K C 89 308 35 95 .308 to now. our stay is satisfactory. expected to exceed $100 million - buses will be taking spectators to apiece In the winner's 22-hlt attack. PhlladelDhIa 3, Chicaoo 2 Schultze 3 1-351130 San Francisco DO) 200 000— 3 Eosler, B o s 95 365 52 112 .307 Tram m ell, Det 84 339 57 104 .307 There are still some elements of the largest single item in an and from athletic events. Offieiiils Mike PInkin homered and singled, PIttsburoh 12, M ontreal 5,11 Inninos Jeffcoot 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Gom e-winning R B I — Cabell (5). International stars insecurity. Among some delega­ Jerry Bulauclus homered twice, Steve New York 9, SI. Louis 8,10 Inninos MarinersA.AngeisS Farr pitched to 3 betters In 4th. E— Youngblood, Bailey. DP— Houston H om e Runs Olympian budget of $500 million. have estimated a 7 to 10 peri'cnt Masle had three hits and Jim Rook, Cincinnati 4, Son Diego 2 WP— Easterly, Schultze. Balk— I, Notional League — Murphy, Afl 22; Sports in Brief tions, the feeling is that the social Not so happy about the extreme increase in alre;idy heavy sum Matt Shorlott and Rich Serlalskl two Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 2 Schultze. San Francisco 3. LOB— Houston 7, Son Schmidt, Phil 21; Carter, Mtl 20; SEATTLE CALIFORNIA Morsholl, LA 17; Strawberry, NY and alive in LL tourney order here is not so well. We think security measures being taken to mertime traffic unless suhstanlial opiece for Zembrowskl's. Houston 10, San Francisco 3 ab r h bl ob r h bl T — 3:21. A — 15,578. Francisco 3. 2B— (Jorner, Puhl, Bolley, some people here are trying to Over of Fitzgerald Field, Buffalo Wednesdoy'sGomes Leonard. H R — Brenly (10), Cobell (4), Virgil, Phil 15. protect all the athletes were the numbers of commuters lake vaca­ Percent 2b 4 0 I 0 Pettis cf 4 0 11 American League— Kingman, Oak 28; Mets’ Gardenhire out Water Tavern ripped Brand Rex, 13-4. (All Times EOT) Owen ss 4 1 1 0 BenIquz It 5 0 2 1 Gorner (2), Cruz 2 (6). SB— Leonard cause troubles. We don't know faculty and staff members of the tion, car pool or ride the bus to Roger Talbot, Bob Gormon, Brian Chicago (Eckerslev3-6) at Phlladelphio (13). S— Ryan. A rm as, B o s 27; Kittle, Chi 23; Thornton, Donnie Sauer doubled in Matt Bourque from first Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Brown rf 2 0 0 0 Braves4,Dodgers2 Clev 22; Davis, Sea, M urphy, Oak, NEW YORK — The New York Mels placed what these people will try to do University of Southern California. work. Sullivan, Jim Jackson, Scott Kelley, (Hudson 8-7), 12:35 o.m. Cowens dh 4 0 2 1 Lvnn rf 2 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO base in the bottom of the sixth inning to give the Bob O dell and winning pitcher Dale St. Louis (Kepshire 2-1) at New York Houston Murray, Bal and Parrish, Def 20. infielder Ron Gardenhire on the 15-day disabled and, of course, they won't tell us In addition to having to work inside - Almost all remaining tickets SHndrsn It 4 0 2 0 D eC Incs 3b 5 0 2 0 ATLANTA LOS ANGELES Runs Batted In Manchester International League All-Stars a 2-1 Ostrout had two hits apiece for BWT. (Fernandez 2-0), 1:35 p.m. Bradley If 0 0 0 0 D ow nng dh 3 1 2 0 Ryan (W 8^) 7 5 3 3 1 4 list, retroactive to July 20, the club announced what they're going to do. barbed wire at the Olympic madt' available by the Soviet-led Bob Ballok had a two-run homer and Houston (LaCoss 5-0) at San Fronctsco Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Smith 1 0 0 0 0 1 Natlonol League — Carter, Mtl 71; squeaker over South Windsor in Little League District OHndrs cf 4 2 2 0 Grich 2b 4 0 2 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 0 10 Schmidt, Phil 68; Davis, Chi 62; Tuesday night. "A ll the people of the world hope Village, they were i.ssued a memo boycott of the (Lim es were houglil single and Kevin Kravontka and John (M . D a vis 3-10), 3:05 p.m. Bonnell rf 4 1 1 2 Sconirs lb 4 1 1 1 DIPIno 1 1 0 0 0 0 Eight All-Star competition Tuesday at Leber Field. Mizoras two hits apiece for Brand Rex. PIttsburoh (Rhoden 8-7) at Montreal Oberkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Stubbs lb 4 0 0 0 San Francisco Hernondez59; Mumphrev, Hou, Murphy, Gardenhire, who had been the Mets’ starting this will be a successful Games and forbidding them to speak to any by nearly 5,000 people at a special Presley 3b 4 0 I 0 Boone c 4 10 0 Wshnatn rf 3 2 1 0 Reynlds rf 4 0 I 0 All, and Sandberg, Chi ST The game-winning RBI was Sauer's second of the (Leo 14-4), 7:35 o.m. Ramos 3b 0 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 2 0 1 0 M. Dvs (LJ-11) 4 2-3 7 7 7 1 5 shortstop, sustained a left hamstring pull in will promote peace and friendship athlete. sale at Santa Aiill;i race track in Atlonto (McMuiirv 7-11) at Los M u rp h y cf 3 2 1 2 M arshall If 4 0 1 0 Cornell 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 American Leogue— Klnoman,Oak87; tournament, his first coming on a home run that beat Rec Kearney c 4 0 1 I Jacksn ph. 1 0 0 0 Chm bis 1b 4 0 1 0 Londrex cl 4 I 1 0 M u rray, Balt 78; Rice, Bos 76 and Davis, Thursday night’s game at Cincinnati. To take his among the countries. Those people School officials say the memo­ Arcadia, Calif Angeles (Valenzuela8-1l),8:15p.m. PIcclolo ss 0 0 0 0 Lacey 351110 Windsor, 1-0, in an earlier round. Cincinnati (Russell 4-11) at Son DIeoo K m m n sk If 4 0 1 1 Scloscia c 10 0 1 Lovelle 1 2 0 0 0 0 Sea 75; Armas, Bos 71. spot on the roster. New York recalled utility man Alii' t Printing scored early to down Totals 36 4 II 4 Totals 36 3 12 3 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 2 111 Manchester's next game is Thursday against Neisr . rrelghtway, 8-2, at Nike Field. (Droveckv 7-5), 10:05 p.m. Seattle 110 002 000— 4 W P — M . Davis. T — 2:44. A — ,208. Ross Jones from Tidewater of the International T hu rsd ay's G am es Trevino c 4 0 10 Andersn ss 3 0 I 0 ••ooooooogggggogoaaggg Vernon in a loser's bracket semifinal tilt at 6 p.m. at Don Leonard slugged a two-run homer Calltom la 000 300 000— 3 Perez p 1 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 3 0 0 0 League. Joins CBS as analyst and double to pace Allied. John Cincinnati ot Son Diego (Same-winning R B I — Bonnell (4). Philadelphia at Montreal, night Perry ph 1 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 Reds4, Padres 2 Leber Field. McDermott added three hits and DP— Seattle 1, California 1. LOB— Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Wayne Green, John Troy and Doug Atlanta at Los Angeles, night Seattle 6, California 10. 2B— D. Hender­ Transactions In Tuesday's contest, Corey Craft, Barry Carpe and Houston at Son Francisco, night Linare s ph 1 0 I I Leonard two apiece for the winners. son, Presley, Dow ning. H R — Bonnell (6). CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO Steve Joyner all singled for Manchester, with Craft Moore o 0 0 0 0 •aooaoaoaogggggggaogag Falcons ink Lane Jim Smyth, Steve Nielson and Pete S— Downing. Totals 33 4 6 4 Totals 29 2 6 2 ob r h bl O b r h bl scoring the first run of the affair on a Wild pitch in the Llebfried each had two hits for IP H RERBBSO Allantd 000 200 002— 4 Redus cf 4 2 1 2 W Igolns 2b S 0 1 0 SUWANEE, Ga. — Quarterback Bobby Lane, N e lso n 's. Seattle Baseball first inning. Kevin Franklin was the winning pitcher, Bradshaw has new job American Leaguestandings Los Angolas 020000 000— 2 Drelssn lb 3 0 0 0 Gwvnn rt 4 0 0 0 Vnd B ro (W7-9) 5 1-3 10 3 3 3 3 Cedeno If 3 0 0 1 G arvey 1b 4 I I 0 Milwaukee — Placed reliever Rollle yielding five hits while striking out eight. who played the last two seasons with the Gom e-winning R B I— K om m ln sk (5). Fingers on 21-day disabled list; recalled Barolas 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 E— Rivero, Ramirez. DP— Atlanta 2. P arke r rt 4 1 2 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 South Windsor had tied the game in the top of the Birmingham Stallions of the U.S. Football Nike East MIrabella 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Walker rf 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 pitcher Andy Beene from Vancouver ot NEW YORK (UPI) - Terry peers, rare talent. His enthusiasm and L O B — Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 4. 2B— the Pacific Coast League. sixth on a sacrifice fly by Chris Dio. League, Tuesday signed a 2-year contract with J.C. Penney scored once In the 10th W L Pet. GB Stanton (S 8) 2 0 0 0 0 1 Anderson, Sax. 3B— Landreaux. HR— Conepen ss 4 0 4 I M ortinez It 4 0 2 1 Bradshaw, who used his strong "Th at’s not my style. Who am 1 confidence were tiig factors in our Detroit California Texas — Activated Intielder Alan the Atlanta Falcons. Inning for a 9-8 win over Allstate 68 29 .701 R ivero (2), M u rp h y (22). SB — Trevino E so sky 3b 3 0 0 0 Salazar ct 0 0 0 0 right arm to lead the Pittsburgh to crticize? I ’m not P’ran Tarken- success,” said Rooney. "We will Toronto 57 41 .582 IIV 2 Zahn (L 9-8) 7 10 4 4 1 3 Krnchc 3b 1 0 1 0 Brown cf 4 0 10 Bannister from the 15-dav disabled list; The 6-foot-2, 205-pounder becomes the fifth Business Machines at Nike Field. Rob (2). S F — Scloscia. optioned Intielder Jimmy Anderson to Steelers to a record four Super ton. and I ’m not I^ynn Swann, " he Case and Todd Duncan each had three Boltim ore 54 45 .545 IS Corbett 2 1 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 quarterback to join the Falcons at their training always think of him as a Steeler. Boston 49 46 .516 18 W P— Barolas. T— 2:46. A— 24,834. Oklahoma City ot the American Bowl championships, will now be hits for the winners with the lotter Atlanta Vn Grdr c 3 1 1 0 Lollor p 0 10 0 Association. said. We wish him sueees.s with CBS and New Y o rk 45 51 .469 22Va Soto p 2 0 0 0 Smmrs ph 10 0 0 Junior Legion nine camp. driving home the game-winner. Bill Perez 7 5 2 2 3 6 Basketball entertaining football fans with his The announcement, milking know he will do well in whatever Bahr and Jim Kelley added two hits M ilwaukee 45 54 .455 24 Bedroslan (W 7-6) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Booker p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 41 55 .427 Twins6,A‘s4 Denver — Named Allan Bristow powerful voice. Bradshaw’s "off again, on again” career he selects." opiece for the winners. Bill Stevenson, 26'/a Moore (S 11) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Flannry ph 1 0 0 0 assistont coach. West Totals 30 4 9 4 Totols 33 2 6 I Fingers disabled Bradshaw, one of the greatest Mike MIodzInski and Jim Colla each Los Angalos Milwaukee — Signed llrst-round draft steais 4-2 victory retirement official was made by One of the most productive stroked three hits for Allstate. Californio 50 48 .510 _ Cincinnati 002 000 110— 4 Minnesota OAKLAND MINNESOTA H ershsr (L 6-4) 8 1-3 5 4 4 4 9 choice, forward Kenny Fields ot UCLA; MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Brewers relief passers in N F L history, announced Peter A. Lund, executive vice quarterbacks ever, Bradshaw was 49 48 505 '/2 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Howell 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 San Diego 000 001010— 2 Chicago 48 49 .495 IVa (Some-wlnnlno R B I — Redus (1). retolned rights to center Paul Mokeskl. ace Rollie Fingers, who tied the American his retirement Tuesday. He will president of CBS Sports. al his best in post-season play. Konsos City Phillips 2b 4 0 I 1 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 W P — Hershlser, Bedroslan. Balk — Seattle — Announced forward-center WINDHAM — Manchester Junior Legion baseball Senior Girls 46 52 .469 4 M u rp h y ct 4 2 2 2 Braw n If 4 1 2 1 Perez. T — 2:37. A — 41,589. E— Esosky, Parker, Nettles. DP— join CBS as a broadcast analy.st for Oakland 47 Steve Howes will play next season tor. League record for saves Monday night, was "T erry has excelled in every­ 54 .465 4Va Morgan dh 5 0 0 0 Engle c 2 10 0 Cincinnati 1, San Diego 3. LOB— team registered a 4-2 win over Windham's Colt football. He will begin his new job The Blue Jays downed the Orioles, Seattle 46 55 .455 5Va Cincinnati 4. San Diego 8. 2B— Parker. Venice In the Italian basketball league. * placed on the 21-day disabled list Tuesday with thing he has tried, from his 8-7, at C harter O ak P ark. Stacey Texas K Ingm n lb 4 0 0 0 H rbek )b 4 0 11 Colloge League team here Tuesday night at Windham Tech. 41 59 .410 10 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 I 0 Bush dh 3 0 0 1 Concepcion, G arvey. H R — Redus (5). SB back problems. this season, ending a brilliant All-America days al Louisiana Lance, Terl McOehan and Erin Jarvis Eastern League standings — Redus (35). S— Soto. S F — Cedeno. Alfred — Named Steve Allison soccer Manchester only had two hits but stole 14 bases in each had three hits for the Blue Jays Almon If 4 110 Teufel 2b 4 110 coach. The Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday said Fingers, 14-year career with the Steelers. Tech, to quarterbacking more MODERN AUTO Boston 3, Chicago 2 Heath rt 4 0 2 1 Brnnskv rt 4 2 2 1 improving its overall record to 18-10-2. Neil while fron Cimino and Lisa Morrow Detroit 9, Cleveland 5 Football who missed all of last season with arm problems, “ To expend the amount of Super Bowl victories than any had a like number each for the Orioles. Tettleton c 3 0 0 0 Gaetti 3b 3 12 2 W L Pet. GB IP H R ER BB SO Atlanta — Signed guorterback Archambautt, 3-4, went the distance to pick up the win Texas 3, Baltim ore 2 Hancck ph I 0 0 0 Jimenez ss 4 0 0 0 A lbany Cincinnati suffers from a herniated disc and an irritation of energy needed to be a football other player, to owning and RADIATOR Minnesota 6, Oakland 4 57 41 .582 — Soto (W 11-3) Bobby Lane to a 2-vear controct. for Manchester. He scattered three hits while striking W agner ss 2 0 1 0 Glens Falls 55 44 .556 I V i 9 6 2 1 3 1 his sciatic nerve. The 37-year-old pitcher will be player is beyond belief,” said the operating a succe.ssful quarter- INTRODUCES Kansas City 5, Toronto 4 Bochte ph 10 10 San Diego out 10. Dusty Milwaukee 2, New York 1(11 Inninos) W aterburv 54 45 .545 3'/z Buffalo — Signed running back Greg hospitalized at least one week and will be out of 35-ycar-old, Bradshaw, who was horse breeding farm and cattle Davis or 0 10 0 Verm ont 53 45 .541 4 Collar (L 7-9) 7 7 3 3 2 3 Bell to tour 1-vear contracts. Kelly Dubois started a triple play in the third inning the 90-mlnute Seattle 4, California 3 Booker 2 2 1 0 1 0 action for at least three weeks. plagued by injuries the last few Mike Daigle raaaed two hits and had Totols 36 4 9 4 Totals 32 6 8 6 Buffalo 51 48 .515 6'/2 Chicago — Ploced linebacker Daryl for Manchester. He speared a liner up the middle, ranch, and I'm very excited and Wednesday's Games O akland 110000 011— 4 New Britain HBP— by Soto (Templeton). T— 2:26. A seasons. " I expect to do the same drive-ln and the game-winning RBI In the seventh (All Times EOT) 45 54 .455 12'/z — 18,38). Schllem and defensive tackle Shaun The announcement came one day after Fingers happy to have him join our staff of Inning to ledd Purdy over Memorial M innesota 222 000 OOx— 6 Nashua 43 53 .448 13 Newell on Injured reserve; released diving to make the stab. He then stepped on second Detroit (Rozemo 7-1) at Cleveland Gam e-w inning R B I — Gaetti (3). tied Sparky Lyle's American League record of 216 thing in a different way in order to N FL announcers," said Lund. driveaway solutloni Corner Store, 3-2, Tuesday at Keeney (Smith 3-2), 7:05 o.m. Reading „35 „ 63 .357 22 defensive back Tony Neely. base for the second out and pegged to first to complete E— McCatty. LOB— Oakland 8, Min­ saves by notching his 23rd save of the season in a be ready for this opportunity. I Steelers iiresidenl Dan Rooney Field. Scott ZImp also hod two hits for Chicago (Seaver9^5) at Boston (Nipper Tuosddv's Results Phillies3.Cubs2 the triple killing. FOR: Purdy while Horrv Kostner collected o 3-3), 7:35 o.m. nesota 6. 2B— Almon, Heath 2, Brunansky Albany 10, Noshua 2 •••••••••••ggggggggggg 6-4 win over New York. Fingers holds the know there is no second chance in was very happy for Bradshaw and pair of safeties for the losers. 2, Wagner, Phillips. 3B— Brown. HR— New Britain 13, Buffalo 5 Pat Merritt drove in two runs in the first inning with Auto radiator leaks, New Y o rk (Rasm ussen 3-3) at M u rp h y 2 (20). S B — Heath (7), Lansford CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA major-league mark for saves with 324. this business." expressed gratitude for his years Milwaukee (Caldwell 4-7or McClure2-S), Glens Falls II, Reading? a double to left for the locals. hose leaks, overheating, t : X p.m. Waterburv 2, Vermont 0 „ ab r h bi ab r h bl Bradshaw does not estpect to be of service to the team. IP H RERBBSO Wednesdav'sGames Dernier ct 5 I 2 0 M addox cf 5 0 0 0 Tennis Rangers make moves super critical of his one-time "Terry was a great player and a thermostats, Baltimore (D. Martinez 3-5) ot Texas Oakland Sandbro 2b 5 1 I 0 G G ross 1b 4 0 3 0 (Tanana 9-9), 8:35 o.m. New Britain at Buffalo M cCatty (L 7-7) 8 8 6 6 4 2 Reading at Glens Falls M otthw s It 4 0 3 1 Holland p 0 0 0 0 ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers antl-freeze chanqes, Oakland (Young 2-1) at Minnesota M innesota M ore ind rf 3 0 1 1 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 (Schrom 2-4), 8:35 p.m. Albany at Nashua Experience helps Filson (W 5-2) 7 2-3 7 3 3 2 3 Davis c 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Tuesday activated Infielder Alan Bannister and Something Different...... Wish Someone A cleaning and Iluaning Toronto (Clancy 7-10) at Kansas City Waterburv at 'Vermont D.C. Ciassic Lysander I 2 1 1 ,0 0 Thursday's Gamas Cey 3b 4 0 0 0 Virall c 4 0 0 0 optioned infielder Jimmy Anderson to Oklahoma Wt* have found that most of (Lelbrandt 4-4), 8:35 p.m. D urhm 1b 4 0 1 0 Haves rf 3 1 0 0 Seottle (Beattie 9-9) ot California W hitehouse (S 1) 1-3 0 O 0 1 0 N ashua at Buffalo City of the American Association. T— 2:34. A — 12,269. New Britain at Albany Bowd ss 3 0 10 Wilson If 4 14 0 At Woshington, D.C., Juiy i4 Goldie on court Happy Birthday our customers' problems (Rom anick 9-9), 10:30 p.m. Woods ph 1 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 4 0 2 I Bannister, who was acquired from Houston for Thursday's Games Reading ot Vermont First Round can be solved within this Calendar Waterburv ot Glens Falls Sondersn p 2 0 0 0 Koosmn p 1 0 1 1 Pablo A rroyo, Peru, det. Joroe Arrese, WASHINGTON (UPI) Goldie, who grew up in second baseman Mike Richardt on May 25, Detroit ot Cleveland, night Rohn ph 1 0 0 0 M ofszk 1b 1111 with A Herald Happy Heart Chicago at Boston, night Spain, 6 0 ,6 1 ; Eoan Adam s, M iam i, def. — With a year of expe­ nearby McLean, Va., and time frame. The problem Rangers 3. Orioles 2 Stoddard p O 0 0 0 Libor PImek, Czechoslovakia, 61, 62; bruised his ribs June 26 at Arlington Stadium and Cotto ph 0 0 0 0 C hris Lewis, New Zealand, det. Bolozs rience at a higher level, attended high school in was placed on the 15-day disabled list. part is removed, promptly Eastern League llnescores Totals 36 1 9 2 Totals 33 3 I I 3 Taroczv, Hungary, 63, 67, 7-5; Joao Dan Goldie displayed bet­ Potomac, Md., handled He appeared in 15 games, hitting .290 in 31 repaired on our premises •••••••••••••••••••••I BALTIMORE TEXAS Sirares, Brozll, det. Francesco Cancel- dbrhbl obrhbl ^ “ 0— * ter brand of tennis before Hooper's serves with few at-bats. T H U R S D A Y Phllodalphla o l 0 100 lOx— 3 I off IX and reinstalled. Bum bry cf 4 0 0 0 Sam ple If4 0 0 0 Gam e-w Innlno R B I— M atuszek (5). Italy, 62, 7-6 (7-3); M ichael Westphal, a hometown crowd Tues­ problems. He also kept Happy Birthday Baseball Ford rt 4 0 12 Ward cfN 40 ow 3 0 Britain 000 204 250 — 13 14 2 Replacement,? are avail­ Twilight League E — S c h m id t 2. D P — C h ic a g o 1. VVest G erm any, def. Bruce B res­ day night in the $200,000 the 6-foot-6 Washington Radio, TV Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4Buttolo 1 0 0 013100000— 5 01 LO B^ cia, able from our distributor- Morlorty Brothers at Vernon Orioles M u rra y 1b 4 0 1 0 Parrish dh Woodward,4 1 1 0McCarthy (7) and Washington men's pro native moving forcing Bills ink Greg Bell John (ot Henry Pork), 6 Schaffer; Chicago 9, Philadelphia 10. 2B— LaGrande, Callt., 62,62. Only size inventory. Relax in Lwnstn dh 2 0 0 0 O'Brien lb 4 0 1 1 Matthew s Roberto Areuello, Argentina, det. Jim tennis tournament. him into several errors. G ross 3b 3 0 0 0 W right rt Ctovie, 3 Thom pson 1 1 1 (5), M cC ullock (7), FREDONIA, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills hope FRIDAY 2, Sandberg. 3B—G. Gross. HR— Gurtein, Greet Neck, N.Y., 64, 6-4; Given a wild-card berth Ninth-seeded Fran­ our waiting room, while Roenick It 3 1 1 0 Dunbar rf 0 0 0 0 M v lo i (9) ondG loss. W — W oodw ard (7-9). M atuszek (8). SB — M atthew s (10), Wl Ison Notre Dame running back Greg Bell can mature Love $6.00 B aseball TONIGHT Sakata 2b 3 1 I O Kunkel L--Thompson ss 3 0 10 (4-5). HRs— New BrI- Alelandro (Sanzabal, Araentina, det. in the tournament last cesco Cancellotti, of Italy, our knowledgeable speci­ American Leglan foin, 2 (6). $— Koosm on. S F — Moreland. M o re into an impact player, who will make both team 8:00 Bpseball: Red Sox vs. White Sox, Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Yost c 3 0 11 Flur, Durham, N.C., 64,60; Dan goldle, year, Goldie lost his open­ lOth-seeded Libor Pimek, Manchester at South Windsor (at Channel 22 (Channel 30 loins In W llkrsn 2b 3 0 2 0 Natllle 2 (81, M ille r (1), Jones (11. officials and fans forget Joe Cribbs, who jumped Mary alists get you moving Duorev Field), 6 IP H R ER BB SO McLean, Va., def. (Ihip Hooper, Sarosota, ing match. Tuesday night, of Czechoslovakia, and progress at 8:30), WTIC Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals 32 J 10 I Chicago Fla., 62, 62. to the USFL last season. again. ^8:00 Golf: GHO Hlohllghts, Channel Balllm ore 002 000 000— 2 W c r t o r l^ 001001000 — 2 5 0 Sonderson 57221 1 the 20-year-old Stanford ISth-seeded Claudio Pa- SATURDAY T exas 012 000 OOX— 3 V ^ O l H 000 000 000 — 0 7 1 Pedro Rebolledo, Chile, det. M a rio “ He (Bell) has the capacity of becoming an 649-9682 B ase b all Stoddard (L 7-2) 3 4 1 1 2 5 Martinez, Bolivia, 61, retired; Diego University junior moved natta, of Italy, fell Tues­ ask for. 8:30 Baseball: Yankees vs. Brewers, Gam e-w inning R B I — Wright (1). Bastlah and Heoth; Knox, Montgo- Phllodolphla impact player," said Bills General Manager Call.... MODERN RADIATOR WORKS _ American Legion SportsChannel, WPOP E— Kunkel. DP— Baltimore 1, Texas 2. Perez, Uruguay, def. Joy Lapidus, into the win column with a day. Joao Soares, of K oo sm an (W 12-7) 7 9 2 2 0 3 Terry Bledsoe after the Bills signed their number Rutland, vt., ot Manchester (at ^ 11:35 Golf; GHO Hlohllghts, Channel LOB— Baltimore 2, Texas 6.2B— Wright, (9) aniypryor. W— Bastion (7-61. L— Princeton, N.J., 7-S, 7-5; Terry Moor, 6-2. 6-2 victory over hard- Brazil, took out Cancel­ 373 Main S i, Manchaater, CT. Morlorty Field), 7:30 Ford, Parrish. SF— Wrioht. Knox (lOd). Holland (S 22) 2 0 0 0 1 3 M em phis, Tenn., det. Claudio Ponotto, one pick Tuesday. - Janet Balk— Sanderson. T— 2:40. A — 37,063. Italy, 6 7 (4-7), 62,64. serving Chip Hooper. lotti, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3). 643 2711 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 25, 1984 M ANCHKSTKR HKRALD, WtHlncsdav. July 25. 1984 — 13. FOCUS/ Food

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Add Serves one. ice cubes; blend until ice cubes Shake are crushed and mixture is Fruit Smoothie 8 4 FORD thick. Pour into glasses. Gar­ Breakfast Drink 1 cup ripe cantaloupe chunks nish with stemmed maraschino I cup orange juice F-150 cherry and serve with a spoon. 1 rup unsweetened crushed 1 medium-size sweet carrot, (about 1/6 medium cantaloupe) grated 4800 miles 6 cyl , This kitchen-tested recipe pineapple >/t cup red maraschino I tablespoon honey 4 speed makes about 1 quart. 1 banana, sliced cherries I cup milk 1 cup milk I rup milk Conventional Method; Finely one third rup yogurt 2 tablespoons cherry syrup 1 tablespoon honey chop or crush *A cup cherries. I teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup vanilla ice cream Put the carrot. Money and Soften ice cream. Crush ice 3 tablespoons crushed ice *7890 1 cup Ice cubes milk into a blender and blend cubes. Combine all ingredients, Melon cubes mint sprigs (optional except stemmed cherries, in until smooth; then briefly blend Stemmed red maraschino large jar with tight-fitting in the yogurt. cherries Put everything except the cover. Shake vigorously to mix In electric blender, combine minto into a blender and blend well. until smooth. melon chunks, 'A cup cherries, X, milk and cherry syrup. Blend Pour into chilled glasses and Purple Cow until smooth. Add ice cream and MANCHESTER MANCHESTEI serve with mint sprigs V« cup frozen grape concen­ ice cubes; blend until light and Sweet Cider Cream trate (do not add water) frothy. Pour into glasses. Add a I egg 643-5135 stirrer of melon cubes and 2 cups freshly pressed sweet V< cup milk stemmed maraschino cherries. cider Big Banana Shake I tablespoon honey, Vt teas­ (Alternate fruits on skewers to t cups vanilla Ice cream 1 cup milk poon vanilla extract make stirrers). This kitchen- 1 tablespoon lemon juice Cherry cantaloupe shakes and a citrus frappeare Ideal 1 cup cold milk 1 tablespoon maple syrup tested recipe makes about 3 ‘A summer drinks. (optional) Pul all the ingredients into a Open 9 AM to 9 PM cups. Put all the ingredients into a Vt cup chopped dates blender and blend ,30 seconds. Conventional method; Finely blender and blend until creamy parsley sprigs (optional) 'A cup milk or yogurt Monday thru Thursday tlE 301-315 Center St. I cup mashed banana Serves two. chop or crush >A cup cherries. and thick. Put all the ingredients except 'A cup heavy cream I cup yogurt Crush cantaloupe chunks. parsley in a blender and process I tablespoon honey Open 9 AM to 6 PM ■ Manchester Vt teaspoon vanilla extract Soften ice cream. Crush ice 30 seconds. Serve in chilled Blueberry Shake \ Friday & Saturday M O R I A R « f > Y cubes. Combine all ingredients, glasses garnished with the Tomato Shake Have the juice and milk very Pul the milk, honey and dales (Exit 92 off 1-86) except melon cubes and parsley sprigs. 1 cup yogurt cold or add 2 tablespoons into a blender and blend until stemmed cherries, in large jar smooth. Vt cup grape juice 1 cup yogurt or buttermilk crushed ice. Blend all the with tight-fittin:' cover. Shake I teaspoon lemon juice 1 cup cold milk Blackberry Creamer ingredients in a blender until vigorously to mix well. Serve Acid the baiuiiiu, yogurt and Vt half cup blueberries 3 cups homemade spiced cold and foamy. Serve in a ‘ Does Not Include Tax trTags. with a spoon. vanilla and blend until thick and Blend all until smooth and tomato juice ■A cup blackberry juice chilled glass. light. Serves two. light. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 25, 1984 MANCHF.STF.R HERALD, Wednesday. July 25. 1984 - IS. Your Neighbor's Kitchen Wedding party won’t forget rehearsal dinner Raspberry mousse is a chocoholic’s delight raspberry sauce. Esther McCue of Parker Street in Manchester Vi cup very hot, very strong coffee Blend cornstarch, water and ‘ t cup liqueur. Stir By Barbara Richmond MRS. CARLSON is also sharing some of her other 1 pound fresh pasta is big fan of chocolate desserts. “But please 4 large eggs, separated, at room temperature Herald Reporter recipes. One is her favorite for summer barbecues — to dissolve. Add raspberries to currant jelly, then 1 /4 to Vt cup olive oil don't tell my dentist that,” she laughed, when the >/4 cup Chambord liqueur heal until jelly is melted. Add the cornstarch Pork Javanese. She serves it on white rice, along with Herald spoke with her last week. One-third cup sugar Peel, seed and coarsley chop the tomatoes (canned T o d a y ’s mixture and simmer, stirring constantly, until The kitchen of Carol Carlson, on Green Hill Drive in some stir-fried vegetables. While the meat is cooking Always in search of new ways to feed her Z cups heavy cream sauce is thickened and clear. Set aside until syrup Bolton, was a busy place July 13 — Mrs. Carlson was she places onions, whole small, or large, quartered,' can be substituted) The fresh tomatoes and basil can chocoholic habits, Miss McCue was recently 1 teaspon vanilla be chopped in the food processor. Then combine them smitten with the chocolate-raspberry mousse Special is fairly cool. preparing all sorts of delightful dishes for a wedding green pepper slices, whole fresh mushrooms, and in a non-metal bowl and marinate at room rehearsal dinner she was having that night. served at Shirley’s — A Touch of Gourmet, a RASPBERRY SAUCE: cherry tomatoes into a large skillet with marinade. temperature for 1 to 2 hours and then blend in the Nancy A. Pappas Spoon a few tablespoons of the raspberry syrup The lucky wedding party was that of her nephew, Start with the onion and pepper and cook five minutes restaurant in South Windsor. 2 tablespoons cornstareh vinegar, capers, salt and pepper. Cook the pasta al ”I went right home and tried to do my own Z tablespoons water into the bottoms of eight wine glasses. Top wjth Richard G. Bugbee and his fiance, Ann B. Turkington, and add the tomatoes and mushrooms and cook dente. Drain well and transfer to platter or large bowl. mousse, then spoon on more syrup. St'rve with both of Manchester. version of it,” Miss McCue said. "And that’s most Vt cup Chambord liqueur additional whippi'd cream, if desired. Serves another five minutes. Slowly add the olive oil and toss with pasta to coat. Top unusual. Normally I don’t do much in the way of Vt pint fresh raspberries As she discussed her plans for the dinner she deftly with the tomato sauce and garnish with fresh parsley. elaborate cooking. I’m fast and my sister is 1 cup currant jelly eight. unmolded a heart-shaped coeur a la creme, a "Personally, I’m not much of a meat eater. I greatly Let stand a few minutes before serving. Makes 6 fancy.” Combine chocolate and coffee in a blender and melt-in-your-mouth French dessert which she was prefer fish and vegetables. One of my favorite servings. After a chuckle. Miss McCue went on to explain Mrs. Schmidt said. "So I made up this blend until smooth. Add egg yolks to the blender, Editor's note: The Manchester Herald Is serving with raspberry puree. It looked as good as it vegetable recipes is Spinach Stuffed Zucchini. This that she puts the everyday quick meals on the combination one day, and it was a tremendous one at a time, blending well after each addition. running a weekly column featuring readers’ can be prepared ahead and baked just before serving. favorite restaurant dishes. To have your tasted. Heavenly is the word. table while her sister. Peg, prepares the more hit.” Add Vi cup of the liqueur and blend well. favorites included, simply write a note telling the Linguine with Pesto challenging dishes. Here is the recipe Mrs. Schmidt developed, Whip egg whites, with a mix master, until they Mrs. Carlson used a coeur la creme mold. She said a An excellent hot weather pasta dish and linguini "But I really fell in love with that mousse out at using fresh raspberries and-Chambord, a rather are foamy. Add sugar, a tablespoon at a time. name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. with pesto sauce make excelient use of fresh basil. '/> cup fresh basil leaves Beat constantly until meringue is stiff but not dry. We’ll contact the chef and ask lor the recipe. heart-shaped basket works well and if neither of these Shirley’s, and I’ve already tried to duplicate it at expensive raspberry liqueur. Include your name, address and a phone number is available, a collander or strainer can be used. "The basil is very easy to grow in pots and well-worth >/4 cup parsley home. If I had the recipe, I’m sure I’d try Whip heavy cream. Add cooled 4'hocolate the effort. I don’t think dried works as well in these 1 garlic clove mixture, folding carefully to avoid deflating the where we can reach you during the day. (Phone Whichever is used, the secret is to line it with preparing it ” Chocolate-Chambord Mousse numbers will not be printed.) IMease concentrate cheesecloth and fill with the cheese mixture (recipe recipes — it’s too bitter,” she explained. She also >/4 cup grated Romano cheese Shirley Schmidt, owner and chef at the cream. '/> cup pine nuts y Fold chocolate mixture into egg whites, stirring on restaurants In the Manchester urea. Address follows.) The mold should then be put on a large plate recommends using fresh pasta which can be found in restaurant which bears her name, was most 1 6-ounce package mini-sized semi-sweet inquirii‘s to Today’s Special. Box 591, Manchester most of the larger grocery stores. Vt pound linguini flattered to hear of Miss McCue’s enthusiasm. ”I chocolate chips (the tiny ones melt more quickly, gently until there are no more white streaks. Set and put in the refrigerator overnight to drain off the Olive oil think the secret of cooking is to not be afraid,” ir,.„ the refrigerator while, preparing the Herald, Manchester, 06040. whey. but other size chips may be substituted) Coeur a ia Creme Place the basil leaves, parsley, garlic clove and MRS. CARLSON, who works full time as a project grated cheese in a food processor or blender and chop. analyst in the Engineering Department of Pratt it 1 pound cottage cheese Add the pine nuts. Slowly pour in olive oil while New England Recipes Whitney, said people who work shouldn't think they 1 pound cream cheese blending to make a smooth paste, about 2 or 3 2 Z cups heavy cream can't find time to make interesting foods. Besides tablespoons. Cook linguini and drain well, Transfer to 4 teaspoons sugar large bowl and to.ss lightly with olive oil to coat. Add working, she’s an accomplished golfer, spends a lot of Vanilla to taste sauce and toss. Serve immediately. Makes 4 side DOUBLE time working in her yard and does a lot of bicycling. Beat the cottage cheese and cream cheese together servings or 2 main servings. Seniors share She said her husband, Richard, is “very supportive until smooth. Gradually add the 2 cups of heavy of my cooking. He likes to eat and will try anything cream. Season to taste with sugar and vanilla. Line a \ i«ch o' Ih$tt iitms •$ <«quir$d lo tHi >«adiiT a>aiiabit loc new. He also likes to participate. He does all of the heart-shaped coeur la creme mold, or heart-shaped i.iin * 4».irt *aitaio« baiaw ih#aa»#»«ita(Jp''C#"'*ach A«P Sloia tsctplai COUPONS cooking when we barbecue," she said. basket, with cheesecloth and fill with the cheese Pork Javanese healthy recipes VHInaOlltf ,p,c.licai(»nolta.nlh.$aa '______) mixture. Stand on a plate in refrigerator, overnight, to "When we entertain he quite often “prepares Z pounds pork tenderloin By United Press International Lentil P88t8 Ssisd 5 drain off the whey. Unmold on platter and surround something, such as a Caesar salad, on a rolling cart by with raspberry puree. Serve with more puree. 1 cup minced onion Grade “ A” the table, while I finish with the entree," she added. Z cloves garlic, minced Cook some healthy food. Make it Lydia Belleza, Somerville, Fresh Another thing Mrs. Carlson preparedforthe special Vi cup lemon juice low in fat, cholesterol, sugar and Mass. liirkeys Vi cup soy sauce salt. Stress fruits, vegetables, 4 ounces rotini (pasta twists) CJ round Beef dinner, was lobster newburg to be served in patty Raspberry Puree FROZEN-to TO 1A 18S Z tablespoons brown sugar whole grains, fish and poultry. And 1 cup dark lentils LESSER QUANTITIES 1.49 LB. shells. She was using the frozen shells and had baked Z tablespoons ground coriander Z packages frozen raspberries one other thing — make it taste 5 scallions, trimmed and • B.1 I 3-lb. Pkg - them early in the day and would reheat them at dinner Sugar to taste Vi teaspoon crushed red pepper good. chopped or More I ^ time. Blend berries (fresh can be used if available) and Vi cup olive oil Those were the cooking contest 13 cup each of green and red "Great On\^ She stored them in a basket. "Sometimes people force through sieve to remove seeds. Add sugar to instructions given elderly resi­ pepper in small strips A G rill" 5 9 f don’t realize that baskets are useful, as well as taste. Trim the excess fat from meat. Cut into 1-inch dents of Somerville and Cam­ 13 cup chopped parsley : IMII .• PU Ahl NUNt S<)'n'UiHA cubes. Combine remaining ingredients for marinade bridge, Mass., in a spring cooking Vi teaspoon black pepper attractive. Storing the patty shells in one keeps them LESSER QUANTITIES 1.69 LB BEEF L O IN -‘GREAT ON A GRILL ' BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-19 TO 33 LBS crisp because it allows the air to go through” which should be made 2 to 4 hours ahead and allowed contest. The results were some 2 tablespoon lemon juice LESSER QUANTITIES 89* LB .--‘QREAT ON A QRILL" Ground Chuch Bonek*ss 149 Lobster Newburg to steep. Add meat and marinate 20 minutes. Thread delicious and healthy recipes for 13 cup red or white vinegar Fresh 7 Q C Lean 1 5 9 Bonek'ss ' And don't throw away the little caps removed from onto skewers and cook over charcoal for 10 to 15 desserts, salads and main dishes. iVt teaspoons safflower oil Ground Beef ib Rump Steaks ib. Bottom Rounds ib X minutes per side, basting as necessary. Serve on Lentil pasta won for Lydia 6 cherry tomatoes sliced Chicken Legs ib / ^ the top of the patty shells. Mrs. Carlson spreads them '/! cup butter FOHMEBLV GROUND ROUND- 'GHEAT ON A GBIU.” BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER BEEF ROUND-CENIEB CUI SWISS ROASTS OR with such things as cheese or a little garlic and pops Z tablespoons flour white rice with vegetables stir-fried in marinade. Belleza. Vt can tuna fish, flaked (water U.S.D.A. INSPECTED- 'GREAT ON A GRILL ' them in the oven a few minutes and has very tasty hors Z cups light cream ”It’s a health salad that I just pack, no oil, no salt) Fresh 1 5 9 Extra Lean i 99 London Broil Boneless 189 threw together,” she says, adding "Gteal On 4 egg yolks, beaten Lettuce leaves Steaks A Grill" Rump Roasts b JL d’oeuvres. * that the lentils, when not over­ Chicken Breasts b X Ground Beef ib X Z cups lobster meat (or mixed seafood) Break the rotini in half and drop MBEEF E F BniSKEBniSKET-UNTRiMMED-WHOlE2 ;UNmiMMEO-WHOlE -6 lUrOt?-lRS g | ^ Btif R(HINl) BONflt&S SIIAKS 7 ia iR >/t teaspoon salt cooked, taste just like nuts and are SELF K B PKG 1 •» o n MEAT g -jn I 7 4 9 THE NEWBURG RECIPEcalls for 2 cups of light Spinach Stuffed Zucchini into a saucepan of rapidly boiling Colonial Fenway Franks « 1 Fresh Bonek’ss Briskets u, 1 (>k'ar Mayer Bacon I M I'.ye Round Roasts ml '/4 cup sherry packed with protein, water. Cook pasta three minutes or PORK GREAT ON A GRILL' -'CODSTEAKS CENIERSLtClUiaaiH g 7A cream. Mrs. Carlson said she often uses milk instead 'Tve been cooking since I was a BEEF K B PKO. I C9 OR MEAT BREAD A BUTTER 24-OT OR WHOIE OR ttAlF 49 Z teaspoons lemon juice 3 medium zucchini . until tender but stil has some bite. Armour Star Franks HI F*' Vlasic Deli Pickles 1 Fresh Spare Rihs *1 resh Silver Whitefish I'Ji; » F to cut down on the calories. The newburg can be made Melt the butter and blend in the flour, gradually stir 1 10-ounce package frozen chopped spinach child. My mother made a lot of Drain, pile in bowl and chill. Put ■ Avail ABII w in IHR0 5AI INMII MRVH.I llbHMP' up to the point before adding the lobster, salt, sherry in the cream. Cook slowly, stirring until sauce 4 slices bacon beans and lentils and soups — a lentils into a large saucepan with Btf KB PKU I BBUH WtAI « 7 0 BLcrBEEF BRISKETtltOtRKL f *uN UNTRIMMED 1 nIMMLU WWnlJl HOlC L-blt7lR'll)9 6 TO 17 IBS 84^ SLiClD HUf ROUND aONUrSS STEAKS? 1»IB 1 (r 1 Oscar Mayer Bacon Kye Round Roasts ir 1 and lemon juice and stored in refrigerator until ready i thickens. Stir small amount of hot sauce into egg 2 green onions, chopped different soup every day. I’d come enough water to cover lentils by Colonial Fenway Franks Fresh Bonek’ss Briskets PORK GRI AT ON A GRILL 'COOSTEAKS-CENTERSIICEDI MIB g >741 to serve. Then add these ingredients and gently Carol Carlson spoons raspberry puree yolks. Return to rest of hot sauce and cook untilthick I'/t tablespoons flour home from school and put the soup several inches: bring water to a BEFF 1-LB PKG leV O R M C AT .« 149 BREAD A BUTUR 7 4 0 7 OR WHOLE OR H AIF |4 9 Armour Star Franks pkg 1 Vla.sic DeO Pickk-s Fri“>h Spare Rihs ‘Fri-sh Silver Whitefish ir: m U’ reheat. (5 minutes) stirring constantly. Add lobster and salt ‘.'i cup light cream on,” she remembers. boil. - AVAIL AStr WfO THKUAAI m M lf MNVICI MtMMPI over an exquisite coeur a la creme. Minnie Bunker won the contest J and heat thoroughly. Add sherry and lemon juice Vt cup shredded Cheddar cheese Lower heat and simmer lentils Richard Carlson has an enviable wine collection. In with a family recipe for Irish September the couple will be going to France where together, heat, but do not boil, as sauce will curdle. gently for 20 minutes until tender Serve over hot patty shells. bread. No fat, sugar or salt, the but not mushy. Drain in colander, they plan to do a lot of bicycling through the Burgundy paper and 1 disagreed," said Mrs. Carlson. Par-cook squash in small amount of salted water for bread is flavored with natural about 5 minutes. Cook spinach as directed on package shake to remove moisture and Citrus Hill Yellow Imperial area. Of course, they plan to bring back a lot of fine She said she had this excellent dessert at a honey and raisins. f or frethneia A SAvm gt^8 and drain. Cook bacon until crisp. Drain off all but 1>A cool. Combine lentils with pasta French wines to add to the collection. restaurant on Cape Cod. They wouldn't give her their Hot Weather Pasta ”It’s a recipe I like to cook and tuna and toss gently. Add Bauauas recipe — but, by trial and error, she figured it out for tablespoon fat. Saute onion for 2 minutes. Stir in flour around the 19th of March — or at Orauge Juice CALIFORNIA-LARGE PLUMP Margariue and add cream slowly and keep stirring. Add spinach scallions, green pepper, red AMERICA'A FAVORITE FRUIT QUARTERS Madeleines, delicate shell-shaped cookies were herself It’s an unusual type of mousse — everyone Z pounds fresh plum tomatoes Easter,” she says. ”It’s easy to pepper, parsley and black pepper. Red l^'edless Q O C 1 cup coarsley chopped fresh basil and half the cheese. Cut squash in haif, lengthwise. cook and most of the ingredients another treat for the wedding party. They’re made in should have a recipe that's their secret. Scoop out center and fill with spinach mixture. Toss salad gently. Sprinkle vi­ Grapes ib O O shell-shaped molds. These were to be served with a Mrs, Carlson’s sister, who lives in Old Lyme, was 3 tablespoons sherry vinegar are right around.” negar and lemon juice over salad, CALfFORNIA-iUMBOSIZE 1 3>/4 ounce jar capers, drained Crumble bacon and sprinkle over squash. Top with u white chocolate mousse. “I had a discussion with Dick also bringing roast beef to be served with a remaining cheese. Bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees. toss again. Sprinkle with oil and Nectarines ,, about this recipe. He said I should give it to vou for the Salt to taste toss once more. Arrange lettuce 3.*1 CALtFORNIA-THOMPSON ^ horseradish sauce and plenty of hors d’oeuvres. Freshly ground pepper to taste Can be prepared ahead and baked just before serving. Solo Fish 59^ leaves on serving platter and turn ALL FUVORS Seedk’ss Grapes ,b 1 By Alex Amenkowicz and Mary lentils and pasta onto it. Garnish LARGE lu s c io u s SUMMER SWEET g . q PICKEOFRESH-IOCALIV GROWN Ann Cutwater, Somerville, Mass. with sliced tomatoes. A t t e s t 1 9 9 Blueberrii>s c.*:! 1 Boston Lettuce A & P Sw ks $ 1 rmSTOrTHESEASONFHOMCAKEORNIA ^ t \ C E* IRA LARGE ME At V 4 to 6 ounce portion of white fish Sherbert "T X Bartk’lt Pears ib OV (ireen Peppers Styk? Yogurt X Frozen foods for on-the-run ‘gourmet’ Sweet Potato Parfait COMBO, SAUSAGE OR PASTEURIZED Vt cup fresh mushrooms, sliced SWEETAJUICV ^ i\ C >ENDER FR O M lO C A l fAHMS 1 scallion, chopped By Helen Smelslor, Somerville, Jeno’s Cheese i 09 Tropical Manj’ia’s /V (ireen Beans Kraft 1 1 9 noacj 4 pieces fresh broccoli lOEALFORFRESHLCMONAOC « U S NO 1 Al I PURPOSE L By Nancle Katz SUE GERHART, spokeswoman premium meal, nutritional and Mass. Pizza x X industry as a whole. Ms. Gerhart 3 slices lemon l.ar{>e Lemons 5,o,VV Yelkiw Onions Cheese Whiz 1 United Press International convenient, but is very simply APPLE. STRAWBERRY OR CHOCOLATE KRAEI g (Ml for the Frozen Foods Action said retail sales for 1,500 frozen- 13 cup tapioca FLORIDA COOL TANGV US NO I GREATONAGRIU Committee, an industry-sponsored prepared either in conventional food items on the market went Vt teaspoon basil CiMin Slick Chi’cse 'L7 1 S F ’E c:i AL Vt teaspoon parsley Vt cup undiluted frozen apple ^ a Lee 1 8 9 Larj>e Lime’S 10,o,99' Russet PolatiR’s BOISE. Idaho — The frozen food sales task force, said the figures ovens or in microwaves.” above $13 billion last year, up from juice CANTAIOUPE-HONEVOEW-WATERMELONCUTS M / v ,. CASABA CRANSHAW-CANARV-PERSiAN industry is shedding its T'V dinner reflect Americans’ increasing in­ Convenience has its price. Kris­ $12.3 billion in 1982. In a piece of foil, large enough to Croissants 'iirX Iropicana Orange .luice 1 wrap and seal the fish, place in IVt cups boiling water s a k a i e e a I Q Fxira Fanev IVIekin Travs 7V Varielv Mekms KRAFT image with new "gourmet" meals terest in variety and quality of tine Graff, a dietician at St. The dinners, packaged individu­ Vt cup crushed pineapple (in own aimed at diners who want fast food Alphonsus Regional Medical Cen­ order: mushrooms, fish, scallions, Strawberry Cheesecake frozen foods, far beyond tradi­ ally, cost from $3 to $6. juice) AUNT JEMW U LARGE (ireen Price (irtaery Specials Real Cream 119 with a little class. tional TV dinner fare. ter in Boise, warned that consu­ Dramatic increases in the broccoli, lemon, basil and parsley. tsar 109 Wrap and seal tightly. Bake at 375 1 teaspoon orange extract Buttermilk Waffles pkg 1 Topping "rX The single, childless, weight­ "As the dinners have improved, mers should be aware of the high number of single-parent and child­ a 50 BATSON DR., BUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK degrees for about 10 minutes. 23 cup of mashed sweet potatoes ANNMOCWHITEOR BREAKSTONE'S conscious or workaholic gourmet so have the sales,” said Ms. sodium and fat content of frozen less families also played a part in 2 egg whites, beaten until stiff Pink L ^onade 4:^. 89 59' who prefers to stay out of the meals. MANCHESTER, CT. 646-0376 Sour Cream Gerhart, also a promotion execu­ the boom, Ms. Gerhart said. Irish Bread Topping: COHN— • ON T>4C — CO S ----- « u n VEGETABLES LIGHT N IIVEIV kitchen or restaurant can still eat tive for Ore-Ida Foods Inc. in She recommended the foods be Some 53 percent of American ue Cheese I chicken cacciatore or broccoli in Boise. eaten "rarely, if at all,” adults live alone or with one Minnie Bunker, Somerville, 3 tablespoons reduced sugar Nu Salt Addt d cream sauce by paying a quick USDA CHOICE MEATS CUT TO ORDER C'pam Style She said the sales boom followed While low-calorie dinners may person, and the number of single Mass. orange marmalade Whole K eif’i‘1 visit to the grocery store. introduction of a "new generation have less fat, Ms. Graff said, the parents doubled in the 1970s to 6.6 and many other 1 cup unbleached flour Line a strainer with cheesecloth. Del Monte And the frozen-food industry, of premium meals" in 1981. high salt content of those refined million, she said. The elderly and 1 cup whole wheat flour Pour in low fat or skim milkyognVt Crau berry Bumble Bee perceiving a demand for gourmet The gourmet dinners are aimed foods could be dangerous to people teenagers are also buying more Bugnacki Fine Products Vt teaspoon baking soda and let drain in refrigerator Juiee Cocktail fast food, is accelerating its effort at young, affluent, health­ on sodium-restricted diets. food on their own. 1 teaspoon baking powder overnight. One quajX.of yogurt Tuua to expand the rharket. conscious and sophisticated She said the meals tend to be "If you consider all these fac­ MADE RIGHT HERE IN MANCHESTER 2 tablespoons honey yields 13-14 oz. yogurt cheese. OCEAN SPRAY CHUNK LIGHT-tN OIL OR V/ATER Frozen dinner sales totaled 5750 shoppers. high in starch, low in fiber, have no tors, it’s not surprising that people Vt tablespoon corn oil margarine Combine tapioca and ^p le juice million in 1983 — a 33 percent jump "These people don’t have the whole grains — and they tend to don’t eat in the traditional family BEEF - PORK - LAMB - VEAL Vt cup raisins concentrate and add to boiling f i f L A ( "BEAN " CUSTOM GROUND WITH TOMATO SAUCE-26^Z CANH ■/ from the year before and the best time or desire or interest in lose vitamin-content in processing. the way they did three years ago,” 1 cup soured milk (1 cup lowfat water. Cook 5 minutes stirring. Eight O ’clock 19 Campbell’s Kd m h k H m sales record in more than haif a spending time to make a gourmet “A steady diet of these would not she said. "Often you have one milk and 1 tablespoon vinegar) Remove from heat. 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Editor’s note; Marge Churchill i.s a graduate home economist who ^ y Expectant mom is worried i.s a Manchester resident. She leaches microwave cooking classes. If you have any questions Marge’s regarding microwave cooking, her diet has gone to dogs send your questions to: Micro- Microwave Kitchen wave, Box 591, Manchester He­ rald, Manchester, Conn., 06040. DEARABBY: Is it harmful for a and a great body. I am a very Marge Churchill person to eat dried or canned dog sensitive and caring person, but Broccoli is one of the most food? Due to the economics of our women are afraid that I will steal versatile vegetables available. It household, we don’t qualify for any Dear their husbands, boyfriends and can be enjoyed in many different government food program. lovers. 1 would never think of doing ways, either cooked or raw. spears, cooked 1 cup sliced fresh zucchini 1 am 4*A months pregnant and Abby that. Abby. Broccoli flowerettes, used raw, are 1 small onion, thinly sliced and 1 cup sliced carrots have been eating Purina Dog Chow Men rarely ask me out. I guess excellent dippers for sauces. Their separated into rings 2 tablespoons water as a source of protein, and I ’m Abigail they assume I already have a uneven shape and many surfaces >/4 cup thinly sliced celery 8 ounces whole fresh mush­ worried about the effect it could Van Buren boyfriend. I lead a very lonely life. will hold lots of dip without messy 2 tablespoons butter rooms, cleaned have on me or my unborn baby. I haven’t been on a date in over six drips and spills. !■/> teaspoons fresh squeezed 6 cherry tomatoes, cut into Can you give me any information months. Raw broccoli flowerettes are lemon juice halves, or 1 large tomato, cut into on this product? Thank you. 4 Men stare at me, but they don’t also appearing in more and more ‘/z teaspoon fresh grated lemon wedges HUNGRY IN approach me. I went to a party salad bars in restaurants, ds well peel In a 2-cup glass measure, ST. P A U L around Christmastime — there as favorite raw vegetable salads '/■ teaspoon salt combine all marinade ingredients. with me. I thought I died and went must have been 10 men to every prepared at home. Dash of pepper Set aside. Combine cauliflower, D EAR HUNGRY; I Contacted to heaven. That was the beginning woman. No one spoke to me and L Broccoli not only contributes a To garnish: 2 tablespoons sliced zucchini, broccoli, and carrots, the Ralston Purina Co. and was of a love affair on my part, but a was there for three hours. I don’t wonderful flavor and texture to almonds with water in a 2-quart casserole. told by a spokesperson that pet convenient quickie, drop-in kind of know why I stayed that long. meals, but has lots of necessary Prepare fresh broccoli spears as Cover and microwave on high for 3 food is not recommended for arrangement for him. He never I hope you will print this letter. I vitamins and minerals. Fresh directed above. Combine onion, to 5 minutes, or until colors become human consumption. I pressed for stays more than 30 minutes. He has guess I want to say that looks broccoli is high in vitamin A, celery and butter in a small dish or vibrant, stirring after half of the more information and asked, "Is it never taken me out in public and aren’t everything. In fact, they contains generous amounts of casserole. Cover. Microwave on cooking time. Drain; add mush­ harmful for humans?" but was has asked me not to tell anyone haven’t done a thing for me. vitamin C, as well as some high for 2>A to 5 minutes, or until rooms and tomatoes. Stir mari­ told again only, “ Our pet food is not about “ us.” GOOD LOOKING calcium, thiamine and riboflavin. tender. Stir in lemon juice, lemon nade; pour over vegetables. Cover Last night we had a fight because recommended for human AND LO N E LY A whole cup of fresh broccoli is peel, salt and pepper. and refrigerate for 3 to 4 hours Y fh -iA consumption.” I wanted him to take me to a movie. only 40 calories, so it is a dieter’s Drain broccoli spears. Spoon before serving. Yields: 4 to 6 So, if you’re eating dog chow He said he didn’t want to be seen D EAR LO N ELY: There’s an old delight. It also offers necessary lemon butter mixture over top. servings. because you can’t afford food for with a "cow .” saying, “ A beautiful woman is one bulk to the diet — a feeling of being Sprinkle with sliced almonds. humans, I urge you to contact your What should I tell him when he I notice. A charming woman is one full without having consumed Yields: 4 servings. Curried Fresh Broccoli county welfare department at once comes over again* looking for Biv. * who notices me.” You may have large amounts of food. Spears and explain your- predicament. instant sex? beauty, but I suspect you lack To microwave fresh broccoli You should be eligible for some BACK-STREET ” COW ” Broccoli Soup Is. •: charm — a quality that pays far spears, trim 1 inch from the butt 2 tablespoons butler f - i kind of assistance. bigger dividends than beauty. ends of a 1- to l>/i-pound bunch of Vz cup seasoned dry bread . J 2 cups fresh broccoli pieces When you walk into a room, broccoli. Divide into spears. If 3 cups water crumbs - DEAR ABBY: To get right to the V- DEAR "COW” : Tell him you’re instead of saying, "Here I am," desired, peel skin from the bottom 3 chicken flavored bouillon cubes 2 tablespoons snipped parsley Broccoli and , ■ point, I had a big crush oh a guy at not in the mooed — and kick him say, "There you are!” Let your 2 inches of stalks, or to where >/z teaspoon crushed rosemary 1 Vz pounds fresh broccoli spears, work, and we kidded around a lot. Ham Bake out. attitude express an interest in broccoli branches. Rinse in cold '/4 teaspoon sweet basil cooked I ’d better tell you up front I ’ni a someone other than yourself. Don’t water. 4 hard cooked eggs, sliced 4 to 5 cups fresh chopped woman. I ’m 5 foot 6 and weigh over 1 egg D E AR ABBY: I don’t know why wait for someone to extend a Pour ‘A-cup of water into a In a 2-quart bowl, combine 2 tablespoons butter broccoli, cook^ 200, and this guy is so good-looking I ’m writing this. I guess I just want friendly hand. Extend yours. Good 10-inch casserole dish. Arrange the broccoli, water, bouillon cubes, 1 lOVz-ounce can condensed 1 medium onion, chopped he is out of sight. to get it off my mind since I have no looks never hurt anyone’s chances. spears with the tender heads rosemary and basil. Cover and cream of onion soup 1 tablespoon butter After an office party he stopped friends to talk to. Why? I am an But don’t expect them to open all toward the center of the dish. microwave on high for 10 minutes. '/4 cup dry while wine 1 7 Vz-ounce can cream of mush­ by my place and I finally bad my extremely attractive young the doors for you, or you will be Cover with plastic wrap. Micro- Process in a blender until smooth i| O iirai 1 M a. IN S . 3(11 Seniors to see films cake: Chicken salad sandwich, MEH04S PtzEidwIcil M itt « « « fruit. 40 50 66 on piano. Others performing will be Jane Carlberg, applesauce, milk. M a . I I M 6061:00 4 0 0 124 Genesis 28:17 — "H ow awesome home, fieeing his brothers wrath, [A lp b il violin; Ruth Shilling, viola; Frances Bard, cellist; Manchester senior citizens are invited to see a film, obedience to his father. Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, MEH141 lidiicM M ittiW a 1 M a. IN K . 6061:10 4 124 is this place! This is none other because he tricked his father into Thursday: Tomato rice soup, Cumberland farms " and Jeb Stuart, bassist. “ Lifestyle and Health," on Wednesday or Thursday. He. though, an imperfect person, white rice, asparagus, salad, gin­ PS1330 H iia OHitiiB I in . 6063:10 3 33 than the house of God.” giving him the biessing that tuna salad sandwich, creamy There is no admission charge for the concert which It will be shown Wednesday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the had his heart set upon continuing gerbread; egg salad sandwich, Your This verse reminds a person of a rightfully belonged to Esau. Esau coleslaw, white bread, devil’s food is open to the public. Any donations will be matched by Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, East Middle the Cali of God to this family, while cake with whipped topping. fruit and gelatin, milk. ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS Turnpike. glorious, beautiful tem ^ e o f stun­ was furious, and in his rage to Choice a challenge grant from the Greater Hartford Arts Esau, in a rage, struck out at that Friday: Cheese ravioli with lllfin ilM « liilllltttitia iifiW > tll» .n u a a k icM lH R M iU : HMIim SIMlIBIIiCill CtUB. FRUIT DRINK ning architectural grandeur. How­ strike out at someone, abandoned Council. It will also be shown Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. at' call. You see, God only has Friday: Grapefruit juice, lemon- tomato sauce, peas, carrots, salad, ever, the awesome place is a spot the fam ily’s spiritual heritage to (31.08 )f adit M ayfair Gardens and at Westhill Gardens from 1 to 2 imperfect people to clfoose. baked chicken, rice augratin, peas pudding; tuna salad sandwich, lilai p.m. in the wilderness where Jacob had be a people who would bless others MFn S.08 (CaaM aald ”["| and carrots, roll, cherry crisp. fresh apple, milk. a dream while resting his head by marrying the daughters of What we need to do is use all of in. Sam Fa 3.N mu tiFoedlil Fruit Punch, Lemon, Orange, | Volunteers to be honored upon a stone. Blood donors receive pins Canaan (people who did not share our gifts, even those marred by our The Arm y and Navy Club, 1090 Main St., will host its that heritage.) sinfulness, in God’s call to bless all Family clings 21st annual dinner to honor volunteers, friends and Several Manchester area residents received pins at This reminds us that God is often Jacob, equally guilty, dreams of the families of the earth. to helping hand (3rape, J u n ^ Koda, Ice Tea J staff of Camp Kennedy. The dinner will be Aug 3 a recent Bloodmobile visit at The Colony in Vernon. present, not in the places of beauty, a ladder and angels ascending to Any place a person decides the starting at 6; 30 p.m. with a social hour Sakar H. Gworek of Manchester received a but where life is its most bleak. God who assure him the blessing direction of his or her life will be to MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - Those interested in attending should call or write two-gallon pin and Gary Custis of Andover, Priscilla God comes to Moses in a burning will come to him. bless others, is an awesome place, John Henderson thought he was ’RE OPEN the town s Recreation Department, 41 Center St., Malley of Coventry and Norma Marchevani of Vernon bush, on Mt. Sinai, and to the worid Why would God choose Jacob and the house of God. For God is doing the right thing when he S47“3084. received one-gallon pins. in a manger and a cross; ail and not Esau? Is he picking everywhere. allowed a woman and her two adult symbols of human life in its most children to move into his office last IN GLASTONBURYm n favorites? No! Jacob was consid­ hopeless and cruel form. ering what he had done, and James Meek winter — but now he cannot get rid Jacob was running away from thinking of it in terms of God and Community Baptist Church of them. ! ! Records Grace Murdock, 58, and her 59 79199 children. Jack, 35, and Grace, 36, Last month, a whole lotta rain got us atarlBd toward a whole ^ *lce Tea Not Available in Gallons , have been sleeping in a room at new look. Now we’re beck from the flood and better than ever. There’s a whole new menu of aandwiches and salads and a Cumberland farms ’ Warranty dead* Spring Trail, $1,705. John Henderson’s wholesale pro­ John F. Devanney to Timothy Teresa A. Hamelin to Robert duce office since last February whole lot more to come ~ new tables and chain, and a new The Capitol Candy Co. against and larger take-out area. Of coune, there’s always a whole and Mary Devanney, 70 Porter S t , Burchards, 74 Hollister St. property of Robert P. Kirby and when he took them in off the $90,000. Nortfard West Hortford streets. lotta delicious donuts. And now there’s a great way to help us Elena J. DeFelice to patricia D. Farrell’s Market, land on Galaxy Clnsmo City — IrezumI 7:30,9:40. — Elm I ft 2 — Moscow on the Hudson Lionel and Dorothea Nadeau to DeFelice, property on Keeney Drive, $1,652. The Dresser (PG) 7 with Tess (PG) (R) 2, 7, 9:30. — Romancing the Stone The son works for Henderson in celebrate our “Opening After the Flood." 9:10. — The Natural (PG) 7:05,9:35._ (PG ) 2, 7, 9:30. the warehouse but the women are James and Donna Coelho, 29 Street. State of Connecticut against Doane St., $82,000. Erendira 7:55,9:55. The Movies — The Neverendlng unemployed and have nothing to do Heritage Savings and Loan to property of Paul and Sandra Cast Hartford Story (PG) 12:30, 2:35, 4:45, 7, 9. — Bring this coupon to our Glastonbury ttora and save $1.00 off Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to James Andrew Ansaldi Jr., unit 3, Wethe­ Misuraca, 56 Hawthorne St.. $559. ^ ■ottwood Pub ft CIndlira Too Revenge of the Nerds (R) 12:10, 2:25, but sleep and eat. the regular price of any of our new sandwichea. and Zita Conley, unit 11, Wetherell rell Village Condominium. Secretl (PG) 7:15,9, 4:35, 7:35,9:45. — Bachelor Party (R) "The mother and daughter have Poor Richard’s Pub ft ClntMo— Top 12, 2:15,4:30, 7:20,9;M. gained a tremendous amount of Village Condominium, $74,533. Attachments Secretl (PG) 7:30,9:30. Wliiimantic Sandwich SL Month Sedmar NV to William Spencer Lis pendens Michael D. O’Connell against Showcase Cinemas — Ghostbusters Jlllson Sauare Cinema — Revenge of weight,” Henderson said Tuesday. (PG ) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. - The prEasm a and Ism ay Tull-Spencer, unit A-7, Town of Manchester against property of Manchester Modes the Nerds (R) 1:30,7,9:15.— Bachelor "The boy does the very best he can Oscar Mayer Last Starllehter (PG) 1,3,5,7:30,9:45 Party (R) 1:30, 7:10,9:20.— Ghostbu^ and I ’m pleased with his work. But Woodland Manor Condominm, Gilbert Sass, Lillian Sass, Ernest Inc., land on Colonial Drive — Electric Dreams (PG) 1:15, 3:15, ters (PG ) l:M , 7:10, 9:20 - The $1.00 OFF the $1.00 o f f ! $51,000 (based on conveyance tax ). Sass and 3-S Construction Co., land $15,000. 5:15,7:20,9:30. — Gremlins (PG) 12:30, Neverendlng Story (PG) 1:30, 7, 9-15 the women need help finding jobs. Windsor Spirito and Helen Vesco to Oak on Kent Drive and Sass Drive, Right now they’re really just in the Any Sandwich J ^omiD H O T D O G 3, 5, 7:40, 10. — The Karate Kid (PG) _Plata — Beat Street IPG) 7:15. way. There’s nothing for them to Any Sandwich WHOLE Street Properties Ltd., house on $44,153. 4, ~ iKhoho -lonesond Drive-lns DIABOUQUE Division St., $69,500. Lions relsasad the Temple of Doom (PG) 12:30,2:45,5, East Harlferd — Top Secretl (PG) An Intriguing Murder Plot do.” , 7:40, 9:55. — The Muppets Take 8:30 with Airplane (PG ) 10:15: Publicity about the family Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to Harry and Liens Town of Manchester releases Manhattan (G) 12:50, 3, 5, 7:10,9 M Now Ihrough SiL. July 28 East Windsor — Revenge of the _ prompted local groups and individ- Coupon good through Aug. P L U S • • • All Your Picnic & Cookout Needs Mary Groves, unit 3, Wetherell Manchester Nerds (R) 8:30 with Stripes (R) 10:15. O Aetna Insurance Co. against lien on property of Roy D. It p.m. 3,1064. lim it ono coupon UA Theotm East — The Neverend- 8.-()0 ^uals to donate money when Hend­ Village Condominium, $73,748. property of Richard DiGregorio, CockhamandD.M. Maulucci, 67-69 Manchester — Three Stooges por poroon. Coupon may Ino Story (PG) 2, 4, 7:20, 9:30. — Comedy 8:30 with Moscow on the Mitlnia Sal., July 28 erson took them in, but he said not be uaed in conjunction •Hamburger & Hot Dog Rolls •Charcoal •Chips Benedict and Rita Joy to Dennis land on Green Manor Road, $7,539. Bigelow St. Revenge of the Nerds (R) 2:15, 4-15. Hudson (R) 8:45 with Where the Bovs at 2KN) p.m. most of the $3,000 they received with another discount offer. and M erilee Green, house on Southern New England Tele­ State of Connecticut releases 7'30' (R) 2,4:30. A r e ’84 IR) t6:36. Qood only at The WHOLE •Snacks •Paper Plates •Mustard •Relish , M»"8W8ld~ The Lott Starflqhter was spent on junk food. d o n u t . 2749 Main Street. com er o f Adams and Edmund phone against property of James lien on property of Joseph L. Mansfield IPG) with The Dork Crystal (PG) at Air conditioned Julia Wilhoite, a Salvation Army QIaatonbury, CT 00033 Streets, $79,000. Dudzik, land on Russell Street, Swensson Builder and General Tronslux Collede Twin — Ghostbus- dark. tefs (PG ) 7,9.— This Is Spinal Tap (R) spokeswoman, said the women Items & Prices Elleciive Thru July 29 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities $201. Contractor. Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre were offered live-in jobs at a local QuHclalm deeds Internal Revenue Service Vernon Town of Manchester releases resident’s home but turned down If You Forgot It...Cumberland's Got It! Paul L. Siebenaller to Paul and against property of Herbert and Cine 1 ft 1 — Moscow on the Hudson The praying mantis is the only TIckala *5.00 - *7.50 lien on property of Edna DeFelice, (R) 7:20, 9:30. — Too Secretl (PG) A the offers because the son was not Sandra Siebenaller. 24 Tonica Carol Newell, 93 St. John St., Insect that can turn its head like a Box Offica: 486-3969 2749 Main Street. Glastonbury, CT 06033 401 Keeney St. 9:10. man. offered a job.

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CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crook* A C«»*l* I'VE GOT TO GO b u t YOU'RE BUT IF I PON'T Library, field TO W.Y KARATE ■ NOT S0PPO5EP GO TO WY CLASS, I W ednesday T V A rea Towns WON'T l e a r n how Seabrook financial deal CLASS, DAVIP. TO l e a v e VVE UNGUARPEP. TO 00 TW S i 1:30 P.M. In Brief on agenda for CJ) - M ajor League Baseball: St Louis at New York could prompt more delays Zizka to get money - MOVIE: 'Becket' Twelfth century conflicts are recreated BOLTON — The Democratic Town Committee finance board between Henry II and his close By Richard March said their final determination of re-examination of the utility's role voted Tuesday to contribute $200 to the campaign friefid, Thomas Becket Richard United Press International the proper scope of the hearing is in the project. of Michael A. Zizka. who is seeking the party's Burton. Peter O’Toole. John Giel­ still undecided. Bayless said PSNH would make gud 1964 FALL QUY nomination to challenge Republican J. Peter BOLTON — The Board of Finance w ill hold a special CONCORD, N.H. — An execu­ It was the first ruling by a decision next week on whether to Fusscas in the S5th Assembly District. tive of the lead owner of the regulators on the scope of a go ahead with the financing deal, meeting tonight to discuss the replacement of lights in 2:00 P.M. Lee Majors stars as stunt Bolton Democratic Chairman Henry M. Kelsey the town library and the costs of installing a soccer . man Colt Seavers on "The Fall Seabrook nuclear plant says the Seabrook financing hearing since which involves a proposed conver­ said he expects Zizka, the only announced (iD - MOVIE; The Learning sion of previously sold 20 percent field at the high school and repairing the Bolton Tree' Director Gordon Parks’ Guy,” airing WEDNESDAY, utility will decide next week the New Hampshire Supreme Democratic challenger to Fusscas, to win the LEVY'S LAW <=Jby J»ino« Scbum olrtot whether to postpone a critical $425 Court ruled earlier this month that short-term notes and a public sale Center School roof. journey to fame is chronicled JULY as on ABC. (Repeat) nomination at the district convention tonight in The directors of the Bentley Memorial Library have Kyle Johnson, Alex Clarke. Es­ million financial deal because of a the hearings should consider the of debentures. Marlborough. /B & I a h o u u d n t v e : AW HFCX, IT WA& telle Evans 1969 Rated PG ruling by state utility regulators. public good, not just strict finan­ He said trying to finance the deal asked for funds to replace seven mercury vflpor light OE UP PN2IO. BLT ONUy A UTTUF WHITF CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Former town Chairman Aloysius Ahearn first ballasts and six lumps inside the library. The Board of HF. IT PIP IT * U (» WHY 3:00 P.M. Charles Bayless, financial vice cial terms. beyond early August would be suggested the committee contribute to Zizka's A& THE ONUY TO £N Z /03^, president of Public Service Co. of Seabrook opponents had urged almost impossible because securi­ Selectmen, which oversees the library board, reduced T AUNT POei6 OFF *Hoix.p I woeey ^ ~ Track and Field: 1984 campaign. the library board's request from $2,860 to $2,600, Prefontaine Clastic from New Hampshire, said the state regulators to consider whether it ties markets “dry up" until "He’s starting from the ground up," Kelsey Eugene, OR Public Utilities Commission’s de­ was in the public good to allow September. said in support of Ahearn. Zizka has never before which the Board of Finance must approve before it Regulators said they would can be allocated. 4:00 P.M. cision Tuesday to expand the scope PSNH to invest in the project. run for public office. of its hearing on the financing Attorneys for PSNH — the lead resume the hearing July 30. "You need some seed money right off the bat," Tonight's meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m at Ihe C D - ■ MOVIE: 'French I'ould delay it until September. Seabrook owner with a 35.6 percent Testimony could take several ' library on Bolton Center Hoad. Connection II' Doyle arrives in Ahearn said during the committee meeting. He Finance board Chairman Morris Silverstein said Marseilles to finish breaking up In their ruling, the commission­ share — had argued that the more days, said the $200 approved Tuesday should be the multi-million dollar mtorna- ers said they would consider issues requested approval for the $425 “It's the old bird in the hand followed with another donation when the the board will discuss various ways to fund work on PING-" lional narcotics ring Gone Hack- theory. “ Bay less said. the soccer field at Bolton High School and how much man, Fernando Rey 1975 raised by Seabrook opponents, but million financing did not require a committee’s coffers are replenished. Currently, the committee has less than $500 in its treasury. money to allocate toward repairing Ihe leaky Center C® - Unforgivable Secret A ■% School roof. teenager discovers that her Ahearn estimated that it will cost Zizka at least Bids on both the soccer field work and the roof mother has tied to her r5~l - PM Magazine S3) - Evening Nows . (5® - Inside the PGA Tour $2,000 to run his campaign. ALLEY OOP • by 0 * * * Qr*u* repair are expected within Ihe next two weeks. Only d D > MOVIE: Stars and Stripes d ) - Fall Guy Colt's stsler (d® - Olym pic A rts; A Day in the 1:30 A.M. Zizka, a Bolton resident who works for a Forever* The eventful years of (53) $16,000 has been allocated to eon.sliniet the soccer LET'S GO IN AN' THEY'RE COMIN', OOOLA! finds her life in danger when she Country Kirk DouglBs\hosts this Hartford law firm, serves on the town Planning IP TH' BEAST HAP JUMPED THOSE YEAH! Y'DON'T John Philip Sousa s life between (33)' Independent News field, far less than the amount town engineer A.R. TWO MOOVIANS, WE SHOULDA V SUPPOSE THEY F IN D O U T ! IT'S TIME T'MOUNT UP.' accidentally videotapes a kidnap­ special based on the Extraordi­ and Conservation commissions. 1892 and 1900 are portrayed ping. (R) (60 mm.) nary 1984 exhibition of paintings Q® - Japan Today Lombardi has estimated the work will cost. HEARD A LOTTA SCREAMING jT SLIPPED BYJM Clifton Webb, Debra Page, Rob­ AN' HOLLERIN' BY NOW! \ DO YUH, BOOLEY? in the Los Angeles Count^ Mu­ (2D - MOVIE: 'The Leather No money has been set aside for the roof repair, K ert Wagner 1952 CD - Nows seum of Art. (60 min.) S aint' A young minister, mis­ New constables named (33) - MOVIE: '79 Park Avenue' which is expected to cost more than $30,000. The (§® - Great Outdoors taken by a fight manager as a 5:30 P.M. Part 1 Forceably subjected to the boxer, accepts offers of bouts. BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen have school board had set aside $30,000 in its fiscal 1983-84 Of) - ESPN’s Sportswoman brutal attentions of her step­ 10:30 P.M. John Derek, Paul Douglas. Jody appointed three new constables to fill vacancies budget for the project, but returned the money to the father. Marja defends herself with CD - In the Black Lawrence 1956 town general fund when the contractor who gave that QD - MOVIE: Eddie and the a knife and is sent to reform in the ll-mcmber force. Cruisers' Twenty years after the school. Leslie Ann Warren, Bar­ ^ - News (S) - News Wrap-Up The new constables arc Michael FTetcher of figure as an estimate late lust year refused to disappearance of a band's lead bara Barrie, John Saxon. 1977. (d® - A t The Movies (d® - Despedida Bolton, Paul M. Smith of Manchester and Gail reconfirm the quote this summer Singer, a reporter and the band's lyricist try to piece together the (3® - Auto Racing '84: SCCA S® - 24 Horas - Our Miss Brooks Ellis of Vernon. Some members of the finance board, angered that Super Vees Coverage of this mystery Tom Berunger, Michael d® - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 1:45 A.M. Two of the openings were created by the school board kept $35,000 of the last fi.scal year’s Pare, Ellen Barkm 1983 Rated auto race is presented from our ‘ Great Record/ ...Collec­ resignations. The third was created by selectmen surplus to spend on other items, have said the school PG Cleveland, OH (60 mm ) CD 11:00 P.M. tion when they made former Lake Constable Armand board should bi- forced to come up with enough money (j[$ - MOVIE: The Stripper' A (3® - MOVIE: 'Easy M oney' A - ESPN's Sportswoman Morin into the town’s first official marine officer. in the 1984-85 budget to pay for the project. carnival girl, stranded in a small boozing, gambling man must be­ CD CD CD ® d ® - News (3® THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom come respectable for one year to But others have said they will vote to approve a town, IS taken in by an old frierid CD - Taxi (3® > Not Necessarily The Morin will perform the same function, policing inherit $10 million Rodney Dan- News special allocation for the roof once bids arc in Such an and starts a new job Joanne - Phil Si^e^s Bolton Lake at Indian Notch Park, under the new „,i'vE eor m le^ s o f jq &n IWH0CAI5ESZ Woodward. Richard Boymer, gerfiold, Joe Pesci, Geraldine Fitz­ CD gerald 1983 Rated R. title. allocation would need final approval from residents at Major League Baseball; home. Burt Young. Rutanya Alda. claim that he found the pirate ship Clifford, who has a license to Teams to be Announced James Olson 1982. Rated R. (53) - MOVIE: 'Footlight gold, ivory, coins and jewels. 1^® • Buck Rogers Whidah, a vessel loaded with hunt for the wreck from the slate d® > National Geographic S® - Dr. W ho Glamour' The stage-struck millions of dollars in treasure that board, said the ship lies about ()I3) - Prog Cont'd Special Love Those Trams ’ To­ daughter of one of Dagwood’s ( ^ - Twilight Zone foundered and sank in a 1717 storm one-quarter mile off the Cape Cod But Bradley said Tuesday he (2® - This Old House night's program takes a nostalgic biggest clients convinces Blondie journey into the world of trams to put on a play Penny Singleton, off Cape Cod. town of Wellflcct. just above where was not sure if Clifford has found (2® - Reporter 41 11:15P.M. FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thave* and the trains buffs who are Arthur Lake, Ann Savage 1944 "There’s definit9ury,” said Jim the famous vacation peninsula the elusive wreck , or another of the ^ ® • Tony Randall keeping the railroads alive (R) (60 (3® - ESPN's Horse Racing W eekly (3® - Ready for the Gold Bradley, a member of the state bends like a flexed arm into the many ships sunken in a treacher­ - Reading Rainbow mm ) (Closed Captioned] (d® - Reporter 41 (3® - Dr. Gene Scott Board of Underwater Archeologi­ Atlantic. ous urea known for rough seas. (d® - Muy Especial; Sandro The board meets Thursday at the X Pofi’T AViNP THE 6:30P.M. 11:30P.M. ( ^ > Independ**” ! News cal Resources. 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John Belushi, Tim Mathe- fiB v SAT. 10-8 - Noticiero SIN bers of a powerful Detroit auto­ son, Donald Sutherland. 1978 UPl photo - MOVIE: 'Cry of the City' CD mobile family break all the rules to Rated R rv ey s Cloisd Sundoyi - Jeffersons When two boys grow up. one be­ TnAve$ 7-25 get what they want. Laurence Oli­ Monday at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospi­ comes a policeman, the other a Cathy and Douglas ^Harwood of New July ond Augutt (4® - ABC News vier, Robert Duvall, Tommy Lee killer Victor Mature, Richard 2:30AM. tal. Katie was the first test tube baby to Jones 1977. Rated R Hampshire show off their newborn 7:00P.M Conte, Shelley Winters 1948 (3® ~ ESPN's Horse Racing be born in Massachusetts. WINTHROP <^y Dick Caaalll (d® - Major League Baseball: (d® ^ Soap W eekly daughter, Katie Louise, who was born CD - CBS News Teams to be Announced (S) - Sports Tonight (3® ~ Countdown to '8 4 Today's., I d u s r WROTE 1C? \ ONETH/NCq I'D I'D LOVE TO SEE THEIR C D (3® - M 'A 'S 'H 9:00 P.M. (d® (d® - Tonight Show program features weekly prev­ NASA AND/ASKEP LIKE TD HAVE FACES IN HOUSTOJ C D - Tic Tac Dough iews and profiles of the 1904 PRE-INVENTORY SALE ® (B - MOVIE: 'Whan the S® - Pelicula; 'Que Cosas Olympics. “ ISASEE/NQ- WHEN THEY READ THATONE. CD - ABC News Tiene el Amor' THEAMD SEND Ate L Circus Came to Town' A lonely - MOVIE: 'The Pursuit of Test-tube baby makes first SeyWE ADDITIONAL- r EYEBAT FOR CD - VegaS woman runs away from home (3) ~ Starsky and Hutch D.B. Cooper' An insurance de­ 1 F i O ^ Y D A Y S . QD - Jeffersons and joins a ragtag traveling cir­ tective pursues a thief who para­ EC?UIPAAENT\^^ cus Elizabeth Montgomery, d® - Ten O'clock News (3® - SportsCenter chutes into Oregon with OFF ORIGINAL PRICE ON Christopher Plummer. 11:45 P.M. $200,000. Robert Duvall. TreaL (j® - Radio 1990 (D “ The Merv Show CP - Barney Miller Williams, Kathryn Harrold. 1981. Rated PG. appearance outside hospitai V (3® - Dr. Gene Scott CD @® " MOVIE: 'Mistress of (3® - Unlimited Hydroplane ALL SUMMER MERCHANOISE C2® - I Love Lucy Paradise' A Northern heiress Racing Coverage of the Indiana 3:00 A.M. 70% marries a Southern plantation Governor's Cup is presented (21) - Moneyline “ MOVIE: 'Cornered' A Can- * BOSTON (UPI) — Little Katie cutting the baby’s umbilical cord where, if successful, the egg 1 owner and discovers a frighten­ from Madison, IN. (60 min.) CD o C2® - News ing secret that threatens to des­ adian airman, released from a' Louise Harwood — Massachusetts' was an unforgettable experience. resettles and goes through a PKJ^ 12:00 A.M. German prison camp, pursues a d® - MOVIE: Bill' A mentally troy their love. Genevieve Bujold, first “test-tube" baby conceived The Harwoods said they repeat­ normal development. 1984 Bathing Suits 50% OFF (ORIGINAL PRICE) _____ retarded adult, with the help of a Chad Everett, Olivia Cole. An­ ~ Rockford Files Nazi war criminal to avenge the- CD death of his wife and child. Dick by the in vitro process — made her edly tried to have children and had “It's the father's sperm and the good friend, tackles life outside thony Andrews. 1981 CD ~ Hawaii Five-O Powell, Waiter Slezak, Micheline public debut in a frilly pink dress. all but given up before they came mother’s egg," said Cathy Har­ the institution after living there for 03) - NASCAR Pocono - Star Trek Cheirel. 1945 wood. "From then on I carried her 44 years Mickey Rooney, Dennis Shootout Coverage of this auto (33) Little Katie, who was born to the hospital's infertility clinic, Quaid, Largo Woodruff. 1981. race is presented from Pocono. (3® - Radio 1990 (3® - U.S. Pro Tennis Monday afternoon at Beth Israel where two more women are within like any other pregnancy.” SOME EARLY BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS Astrograph Crossword d® - MacNeii/Lehrer Newsh- PA. - Dr. Gene Scott Championships - Final Match Hospital, appeared at a news weeks of having test-tube babies of The hospital said eight other (3® from Boston. MA our (3® - Dr. Gene Scott (d® - Thicke of the Night conference Tuesday accompanied their own. women in its artificial'fertilization d ® - Baila Conmigo (3® - International Golf' OXFORD CLOTH SHIRTS - *7.99 - *9.99 S i) - Freeman Reports (S) -* Newsnight Challenge by her parents Cathy and Doug program are pregnant. d® - Wheel of Fortune Harwood of New Hampshire. During the fertilization proce­ The Harwoods urged other cou­ July2S,19S4 ACROSS 66 Actor Sharif Answer to Previous Puzzle (d® - MOVIE: North to Alaska' 12:15A.M. (3® *■ Dr. Gene Scott 100% WOOL ENGLISH SHETLAND SWEATERS - *9.99 d® - Family Feud Instead of bringing back his fi­ "In the delivery room there was dure, doctors remove one to three ples seeking a child to persevere. Your past experlaiKes, both the bitter CD ~ Hawaii Five-0 (23) ~ Freeman Reports s ' 1 Q TTl F Q o w N d® - Wild World of Animals ance. a prospector brings his a lot of pain and hard work," said eggs from the mother and fertilize "My husband kept faith,” Mrs. CORDUROY SLACKS - *13.99 -*19.^9 and the sweet, will eld you Immensely In 1 Metal DOWN partner a beautiful consolation O R E o M E R 1 O 12:30 A.M. 3:30A.M. them in a dish with the father's Harwood said.'They said they are the year ahead. You've learned your lee- 5 W ipe out (si.) L prize. John Wayrie, Stewart the proud father, an engineer for aons well and are now about ready to put S N F A R 3 ] W E L L CD - Thicke of the Night (33) - One Step Beyond Honeywell. “There was a lot of semen. A fertilized egg is then planning to have more children 8 Ruffian . suit LA L 7:30P.M. Granger, Fabian. 1960. (FROM SOME FINE NEW YORK MAKERS INCLUDING SASSON) them to the test. o E w A G o S L 0 C D - PM Magazine (d® d® - Walk Through the CD - McCloud 4:00 A.M. emotion,” he said, adding that reinserted into the woman’s body using the technique, which has LEO (M y 2S-Aug. 22) Although you’re a 12 Single time 2 Concerning R N A E C H [o 1 CD - All In the Family 20tf. Century with Bill Moyers (3® - USA Hot Spots (tf) - Life of Riley become commonplace in the Uni­ highly social person, this Is one ol those 13 It is (contr.) 3 College ‘1.1. Rabi, Man of the Century.' Bill F w A R ,F O A | T 1 S H (S) - Entertainment Tonight MOVIE: Yellowbeard' A ^ ted States and abroad. days where you might want to be by CD ~ Muppet Show Moyers speaks with I I Rabi, the 14 Swearword athletic group 0 A T A O A L s A E aging scourge of the sea seeks More than 400 babies have ——rrTrrr“=iiimi'in~^TT'‘ Hitr yourself )ust to relax. The areaa In which C D - Tic Tac Dough man who developed radar and ( ^ - Late Night with David Con woman charmed 15 College 4 Irish A R E S U S s o D S was an advisor to J. Robert Op- Letterman his own buried treasure. Graham already been bom using the you'll be the luckiest In the year ahead (3D - Independent News Chapman, Cheech & Chong.. examination 5 Speeds E S T H A M E 8 penheimer. (60 min.) [Closed ® - Hogan's Heroes technique, but this was the first are revealed In your Astro-Qraph predlc- i L □ (3® - Inside the PGA Tour Marty Feldman. 1983. Rated PG.- tlona for the coming year. To get yours, 16 School organi­ 6 Aleutian W E A W l E l Captioned) successful birth in Massachusetts, [ i] (3® - Not Necessarily The 12:45 A.M. (3) - MOVIE: 'City of Bad Mao': ^ T W O W AYS T O S A V E ^ mall $1 to Astro-G ra^, Box 489, Radio (d® - El M aleficio innkeepers in region zation (abbr.) island F T [ 7 d o A T T 8 E News (3® - Mazda SportsLook Gunmen plot to seize the receipts one of the nation’s major medical City Station, New York, NY 10019. Be 7 Religious A D 1 ^ o K\ e : u M E A 9:30 P.M. of a Heavyweight fight in Carson centers. Dr. Melvin Taymor and sure to state your zodiac sign. 17 Defendant’s (3® - Dragnet d® - MOVIE: 'The Inglorious E 1 N T City. Dale Robertson, Jeanne. registration answered a descrip­ Dr. Machelle Seibel head Beth V nO O (Aug. 2S4apt 22) Success Is answer poem 8 E A |“ la U s iK . d® - Solid Gold Hits (3® - PKA Full Contact Karate Bastards' A band of World War Bv Ed Lion II Allied prisoners attempts an es­ Crain, Carl Betz. 1953. tion from an innkeeper who said O N T H E 8 Shrub-training 8 A D E S C T 8 (@ - Trampa Para un Sonador United Press International Israel’s in vitro fertilization team. llkaly today even when working on new 18 Nipple £ (dl) ~ Crossfire cape to Switzerland. Bo Svenson, (3® “ Dr Gene Scott she ran out without paying the pro)ecte. It will team that each time you Un hombre se encuentra entre el The hospital said it was the 19 Most morose art d® - M*A*S»H Fred Williamson. 1978. Rated R. - News Overnight bills. will need expert guidance. It will be at 28 Organs of 45 Rotating amor de dos mujeras. Antonio (23) parents' wish not to release the 21 That is (abbr.) 9 Healthy (3® - Entertainment Tonight Grimau, Cristina Alberto. PORTLAND, Maine — Authori­ hand . hearing machine 1:00 A.M. 4:15A.M. "She is a very proper-looking name of their hometown because PERFECT MUFFINS 23 Sheep 10 Shoshoneans d® *■ Barney Miller ties up and down the East Coast are UW IA (SapL 2S*OcL 23) A payoff la now 47 Strikes with 10:00P.M. CD - Saint @) - MOVIE: 'The Wildarnass woman who is charming and they were concerned about 11 Mountain 30 Unit of length seeking to determine how many In the offing lor eomething on which cry d® *■ People's Court CD ~ News d3) - Twilight Zone Family' A family faces a rocky, friendly who checks into quaint publicity. you've worked hard and long. The reward 31 Pivot foot unwary innkeepers fell victim to a 24 Part of the pass in India (g ) - Dr. Who (33)' Independent News (3® - Dr. Gene Scott road to survival in the Rockies country inns, providing three 49 Evening (Fr.) when they abandon the urban rat. "charming,” 275-pound confi­ will give you a great pride of accompllsh- hand 2 0 Plant 32 Set up golf meals a day, in mostly rural 56 Bare 8:00P.M. (3® - MOVIE; 'Heartaches' Two (£D * Crossfire race for life in the wilderness. dence woman suspected of running 29 Assignation 22 Supplement ball CD CD - Crossroads Bill Moyers women search (or the ideal man. (S) - Maude Robert Logan. 1975. Rated G. areas,” said Trooper Randall SCORPn (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Seeing life 51 Surface Margot Kidder, Annie Potts, Rob­ up large lodging bills, then skip­ for what It really la can be a big help to 33 Component of 24 Sets 35 Actor Ferrer and Charles Kuralt look at issues Nichols. 52 Jacob's twin and people across the country. ert Carradine. 1981 Rated R. 1:15A.M. 4:30A.M. ping town. you today. You won’t take things too atom 25 Ark builder “We have teletypes from all over He said the woman, described as 38 Less dense 53 Field edge (60 mm i (3® - Or. Gene Scott CD ** Laveme and Shirley (33) > Abbott and Costello seriously, yet you can be practical when 34 Biblical land 26 Biblical the place," said Sheriff’s Depart­ 5 feet 7 and 275-pounds, "may n M d b6 40 Garden 55 Esau's country 36 Harvard's rival preposition ment Major James Ferguson at complain of back and other pains" SAOnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oao. 21) If moisture 56 Poet Pound CHARLES CHIPS you're In need of someorM to confide In 37 Makes lace 27 Law degree Portland’s Cumberland County then stay “several days up to a few 43 The sun (Let.) today, seek out a reliable friend — one 39 Brought up (abbr.) 57_Stag Jail, where the woman, identified weeks’’ and then " leaves secretly " HOME DELIVERY — with whom you can honestly open up and Bridge as Patricia Johnson, 55, was being without paying the bill. 41 Street (Fr.) 0 0 10 11 who will not betray your secrets. 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 held after failing to post $300 bail. 42 Makes Police warrants show she is M an ch e ster CAPRICORN (D e c . 2 2 -M l IB ) Because "It’s listed she is wanted for you are willing to compromise and make purchases 12 13 14 heart king and spade queen — were wanted for skipping out from 14 Playing safe located umavoranly for him. And yet running out on 14 different places hard conoesslont, so will those with 44 Slid on snow in New York state alone." loding places in New York state — whom you deal today. They'll take their 16 10 17 some of them in the Catskills resort 46 Astronauts' NORTH 7-ZVS4 for 10 tricks Police said Tuesday the woman, c u e s fro m you. 523-7263 1^ "all right" ♦ K3 area. AQUARNli (Jan. 2IFPab. 19) Singleness 18 10 20 ’The key to success is avoidance. who is believed to be from of purpoie and dedication to your work (comp, wd.) V J 8 By Oswald Jacoby Declarer doM not really mind having Albuquerque, N.M., and has used today will be the reaeona lor your ability 48 Equality state ♦98764 21 22 23 aad James Jacoby three losers in the spade suit if he cah at least IP aliases, was suspected of -..—.COUPON -.COUPON—— to accomplish vrhat others may find (abbr.) ♦ A742 trump one of them. Declarer should bilking at least six country inns in Impoaalble to do. WEST EAST $1.00 FOR 3 MUFHNS $1.00 FOR 3 MUFHNS 49 More 24 26 20 27 20 20 30 31 32 win tne club ace at trick one and lead Maine, winning the sympathy of PMCEB (Fab. 20-March 20) You won’t 4Q982 ♦ A to 6 5 growling “Ciirae my luck!” cried declarer aa a low spade from dummy. ’This losed unwary innkeepers by complain­ Native Corn and Tomatoes or I or .desire to aaaoclate with those who do not •VK52 V4 Weat dealt the cards (or the next honor your phllosophlee and high etand- 54 Require 33 34 36 36 to the queen. Should West now lead a ing of health problems. are now available $1.89 FOR 6 MUFFINS | $1.89 FOR 6 MUFFINS ♦ K J3 ♦ Q10S2 hand. “I couldn’t catch one card trump, when East wins the ace of arde today. Because of thia, you’ll draw 58 Yours and 4QJ to 49863 Police also say she is suspected clip this coupon and bring it into any | clip this coupon and bring it into any 40 41 right!” qtades, he will not have another at only quality people to you. mine 37 38 30 of running out without paying the participating Dunkin' Donuts shop to I participating Dunkin' Donuts shop to A M M (March 21-Apifl 19) A long stand­ SOUTH Our hapless hero was right about tmmp to lead. If Weat instead contin­ bills in New Hampshire. She faces receive a great value on your muffin 59 Confederate 4J74 receive a great value un your muffin . ing paraonal matter may finally be put to 43 43 44 45 being unlucky but, as is so often the ues a spade to East’s ace and East possible extradition to New York Birch MT. Farms Stand purchase. This offer cannot be ! purchase. This offer cannot be rest today. It will be concluded In your States Army VAQ 10 9763 case, be could have controlled this plays a heart, declarer wiU go right combined with any other offer. Only one ♦ A State, and her scams could extend combined with any other offer. Only one I favor, but a lesson will be learned by all. (abbr.) 40 47 46 particular deal’s destiny. 4K5 up with the heart ace so that tne third up and down the East Coast, 202 West Center St. coupon per customer. I coupon per customer. TAURUS (A pril aOMey 20) If you ask for 60 Woodworking Declarer won the club king and led spade can be trumped in dummy. LIMIT; 2 Offers OFFER GOOD: Thru | LIMIT: 2 Offers OFFER GOOD: Thru advioa today, you may have to be pre­ authorities said. Police say she 40 50 61 62 63 64 55 SO 67 Vulnerable: Neither a spade to the king. East won with the per coupon 8/8/84 ■ per coupon 8/8/84 pared to swallow some bittersweet coun- tool This is correct at rubber bridge — has used at least 10 aliases and We alto have a good supply of other native ael. Heed If. however, for the medldne 61 Concept (Fr.) Dealer: South ace and led a trump. When South to take the safest play for the eight addresses. Ik. D, IikitMli N., V«M I Ik. D. IikXMli N.. taw 68 50 60 plaved low, Weat won with the king contract But If we were playing in a Irulta and vegetables. w M m a k e y o u waH. 62 Sunflower Weal North East Sostb Cote said though he had no firm Inquire about large S51 MM St . ElM ! Bl MkM SI. EiM I a n S M (May 21-Juna 20) Thera are no state (abbr.) IV ana returned another trump. Declar­ duplicate tournament, we would number on inns bilked, he thought quantities for canning McKEE ns Silii Ows llRasr, WltlwiMI! 22S SIks hw IMtaiMl! free rtdaa baino ofterad today, but that 61 02 03 er now tried a spade to the jack, and freezing 63 Additional Pass 1 NT Pass 3V probably go set Just like todayYi it was "fairly substantial and I’m DUNKIN lOM Mm SI., int Hrtiri ■ DUNKIN' 1N4 Mm St.. (Mt tatiri ■ does not mean you can't gat to where Pass 4V Pass Pass which lost to the queen. Declarer had d ed a rer. 64 Elevate 00 sure the unpaid bills run into the DONUTS* Dm M *<•. HiitlNl I 01 Nm tat Id. ItatHuttri ! you want to go. Hard work la the tickat to 04 Pass loat the heart kmg and two spade thousands of dollars.” ♦BIRCH DONUTS* UBrna I 65 South (Fr.) tricks, and has to lose one more ^ d e TSoriAWooli j CANCSR (June 21-July 22) Being The woman was arrested early MT FARM Opening lead: 4Q for down one. We can’t blame him for Ronald Reagan served twice aa this month after a Maine state STAND around soma old pais wHI give you a lift GIVE YOUR budget a break ... shop the complaining. After all, three out of today hi ways significant orfiy to you. It’ll president of the Screen Actors' trooper stopped her car because OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. three key cards — tha spada ace, ^ ^ ^ H THE TRIP IT'S WORTH THE TRIP • IT'S WORTH ba )>M what the doctor ordered. classified columns for bargain buys! Guild. her 1972 station wagon with Oregon 20 — MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Wednesday, July 25. 1984 MANCHKSTKR HERALD. W’tnlnesdat. July 25. 1984___ y . Attorney seeks Connecticut Lack of primaries to deiay ruiing Officials said Tuesday U.S. changes for primaries this year if By M a rk A. OuDUls the GOP had been successful. jail term for In United Press International District Judge Jose A. Cabranes had planned to rule on the case by Cabranes had scheduled a hear- 643-2711 . ing Wednesday to take testimony early next month, but without the Classified..Store/Oftice Space Household Goods HARTFORD - State Republi­ Business Opportunities 22 For advertisements to be No sign of missing plane pressure of primaries will be able on disputed facts in the case, but Notices can party officials must wait to see Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc tor Sole Rates published Mondov, the dead Wood from jury to put the case off longer. canceled the hearing after lawyers HARTFORD — The Civil Air Patrol has ended a if they will win their long-fought L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 E m p lo ym e n t In fo ...... 24 Misc. (or Rent Home and Garden Minimum Charge: ’’Now that there are no prim ar­ for the GOP and the state reached lin e IS 2 30 p.m on Fridov WEST HARTFORD (UPl) — The jury deciding the five-day search without finding any sign of a battle to open some of the GOP agreement on a stipulatio of facts. P ersonals...... 02 In s tru c tio n ...... 25 Wanted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day small plane reported missing last week or two ies it will just have to take its place late of convicted murderer Steven J. Wood returns to party’s primaries to unaffiliated Cabranes will use the factual Announcements ...... -. 03 Roommates Wanted Musicol Items P e r W o rd : New Jersey men aboard. in line,” a law clerk m Cabranes’ court today, to begin a second day of deliberating voters, a judge has decided. m aterial in deciding the case. His A u c tio n s ...... 04 Recreational Items 12 days 20C Read Your Ad ” We have exhausted all leads and have office said. Real Estate whether Wood will live or be sent to the electric chair. ruling isn’t likely to be the last step Antiques 3 5 days 18C Classified advertisements thoroughly combed all areas of possible flight by The Republican Party filed the Services The jury, after deliberating five hours Tuesday on a in the case, since both sides have Homes for Sole . 37 Tog Soles 6 days 16C arc taken bv telephone as a the missing aircraft from New Jersey,” Capt. suit in U.S. District Court after the penalty for Wood, asked Judge Harry Hammer to indicated they would appeal a Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Ottered Wonted to Duv 26 days 12C Charles Perrault said Tuesday. ’’The results Legislature failed to change state cofweniencc read the definition of a cruel, heinous or depraved Four chosen election laws that limit primary negative ruling. Lots/Lond for Sale 33 Pointing/Papering H a pp y A ds: The Manchester Heruld is crime when they reconvened today at 10 a m. in West have all been negative.” M o rtg a g e s ...... lb voting to registered members of a State Deputy Attorney General Investment Property 34 Building/Contract ing S3 00 per co lu m n inch 1 esponsibir onlv for one incoi Hartford Superior Court. The search began last Friday after the Cessna Personal Loans ...... 12 party. Elliot F. Gerson, who is defending Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding rect insertion and then onlv Last month the jury convicted Wood gunning down 172 was reported overdue on a flight from in Aillon trial Insu ra nce.,...... 13 A u to m o tiv e A Republican State Convention the current primary laws, said the Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/ Plumbing Deadlines tor the sue ot the oiiQinal four people during a shooting spree in West Hartford .Nantucket Island, Mass., to Caldwell, N.J. The Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 voted in January to change the agreement on the facts clears the F lo o rin g Cars Trucks tor Sale on April 17, 1982. four-.seat plane was piloted by Ken Antolini, 26, of For classified advert ise in s e rtio n NEW HAVEN (UPI)-Three party rules and open primaries for way for the judge now to issue a Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles He was found guilty of murder in the deaths of Plainfield, N.J., with one passenger aboard, ments to be published Tucs- Errors which do not lessen more jurors have been selected in U.S. Senate, Congress and state­ ruling. Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles Patricia Voli, his former mother-in-law; Lisa Wood, Mark Van Ness, 26, also of Plainfield. Em ploym ent day through Saturday, the the value otthcadvcrtisement ihe third trial of Guillermo Aillon, wide offices to the state’s 547,000 Gerson also said a ruling is likely Autc Services his 15-year-old adopted stepdaughter: and George A. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected bv on bringing to four the number chosen unaffiliated voters. to come later than first planned. & Education For Sale Troie, his ex-wife’s boyfriend. Apartments for Rent 42 Autos for Rent Lease before publication additional insertion. in the two days since the trial The first races that would have ’’Frankly there’s no longer any The jury found him insane when he killed his Fumigant in wells safe Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc. Automotive began. been affected are this year’s urgency,” he said, referring to the ex-wife. Ro.sa Wood, 34, but convicted him of capital HARTP'ORD — Traces of a chemical fumigant A total of 12 jurors and four congressional contests, but there lack of primaries this year. felony murder, which carries the possibility of the have been found in a dozen wells around the state, alternates are sought, and the will be no primaries to decide those The open primary plan adopted death penalty, in the murders of Mrs. Voli and Lisa but the levels are below the point where action is selection appeared to be moving at nominations. by the state GOP convention would Wood. 21 H e lp W a n te d 21 H e lp W a n te d 21 Help Wanted 2 1 needed, officials have said. a far faster pace than at his Cabranes had planned to rule on not apply to legislative or local Employment hmp wonted 21 H e lp W a n te d 21 H e lp W a n te d In his charge to the jury. Hammer emphasized the Notices The Department of Health Services said previous two trials when it took the suit early next month to allow offices, and thus wouldn’t affect jurors may only consider the circumstances sur­ Tuesday it had tested more than 850 samples of about two months each time to races until the next statewide rounding the deaths of Mrs. Voli and Miss Wood. He for appeals and give election & Education •••••••••••• well water for Vorlex and found none with empanel a jury. officials time to make necessary election in 1986. EXPERIENCED HAIR­ BABYSITTER WANTED CONSTRUCTION ES­ PART TIME GRILL BARTENDER — Port said the panel’s sole responsibility is deciding if concentrations above the level recommended for Superior Court Judge William L. L o it /F o u n d 01 - For 9 month girl. Man­ TIMATOR - Must have PERSON - Experienced. time nights, weekends...... DRESSER WANTED — mitigating circumstances existed. action. Hadden Jr. is seeking a total of 12 Very good earnings, no chester vicinity. Week­ architectural/draft Ing Bldwell Tavern 742-6978. Experience preferred. ’’The gravity of your task is that death is a different The chemical is used as a soil fumigant and is jurors and four alternates to try Help Wonted 21 NURSES AIDES - 7om to following needed. Ful- days 8:30-4. Licensed pre­ skills and understand the Apply: Manchester kind of punishment than any other in its severity and considered moderately to highly toxic, the health Aillon. an East Hartford social At the Atlas Oil Company. . . 3om and 3pm to 11pm. l/port time. Coll Anne, ferred. 647-7298 otter basics of engineering. SALES ASSOCIATES - Country Club, between 2 IMPOUNDED — Female, finality,” Judge Harry Hammer told the six men and department said in a statement. worker, accused of killing his Full or port time. Steady 643-1442. 6pm. Must be thoroughly fa ­ Port time days or nights loom ond 2pm or coll tor six women Tuesday before they began deliberations. the Credit and Customer Service 8 weeks old. Golden Re­ miliar with field proce­ available. Apply In per­ appointment, 646-0103. The department said Vorlex was found in estranged wife and her parents in triever, found on Stark­ EXPERIENCED, MA­ and secure work with If the jurors find any mitigating circumstances. dure. Please send resume son D 8. L, Manchester samples taken from a dozen wells, but in 1972. weather Street. Female - TURE FULL TIME excelleent working con­ TRUCK DRIVER — Heat­ PAINTERS - with 5 years Hammer said Wood gels life in prison. departments specialize in ditions and employee be­ ing fuel oil. Experience experience in residential to Box U c/o The Herald. Porkode. Restaurant Help Wanted concentrations lower than the 10 parts per billion He was convicted and sentenced 1 year old Lab cross, SALESPERSON — Apply — PART TIME NOW. The stale has to prove beyond reasonable doubt the safety level. to three consecutive 25-year terms In person to: M arlow ’s, nefits fully paid. We need only for home delivery. and Industrlol. Transpor­ communication. black and white, found on DENTAL SECRETARY CARPENTERS HELPER FULL TIME FOR FALL defendant ’’created a grave risk of death to others in 1973, but tbe conviction was Horton Street. Coll the 867 Main Street, dedlcooted Nurses Aides Insurance benefits, uni­ tation necessary. Good who enloy helping our Assistant. Self starter de­ - Steady work. Coll 643- when school starts. In than the victim or that the crime was commited in a reversed on a technicality. The Manchester Dog Manchester. forms, vocation, etc. Coll pay and working condi­ Budget plans service contracts elderly patients. Please siring variety challenge. 4005. eludes grill work, sand heinous, cruel or depraved manner” to warrant the jury couldn’t make up its mind in Warden, 646-4555. 647-9137. tions. Coll 1-224-4846. EDE Youth held in murder try billing inquiries and all ol the coll Mrs. Lounl, Director Young clientele. Reply wiches and counter work. death sentence. Hammer said. the 1979 retrial, necessitating a MANAGEMENT TRAI­ many questions you rnay h.we of Nurses, 646-0129. M an­ CERTIFIED NURSERY ADVERTISING /PUB­ Box TT c/o The Herald. DELIVERY AND STOCK Apply In person: Rein's ’’Not all capital murders are cruel, depraved and DANBURY — Police today held an 18-year-old third trial. Aillon served five years NEE — Wholesale distri­ about healing your home LOST - Bifocals, silver chester Manor Nursing SCHDOL TEACHER LIC RELATIONS PER­ CLERKS - Full time Delicatessen, Route 30, 5 heinous.” Hammer added. youth charged with attempting to murder his bution field. Entry in prison between the first and that s Ihe (unction o( this (nendiy frames. Vicinity Bo­ Home, 385 West Center wanted - Storting August. SON (or D.W. Fish Realty AIRLINES NOW HIRING steady work. 40 hours, Vernon, Wood, 44, may become the first person sentenced to mother by wiring an explosive to her car who told second trials and has Been free on team of person-to-person nanza, W. Middle Tpke. position growth company with national affiliates St., Manchester. Send resume to Box 1050 Co. Full tim e, port time. - Reservatlonists, stewar­ Monday through Friday. death in Connecticut since the IJ.S. Supreme Court a judge, ’ ’There’s no defending it. I did it. ” $225,000 bond. communicators Alt,of us Coll 875-6501, Mrs. Lo- SALESPERSON, MENS profit shoring. Call 649- P.P. -Station, Manches­ Send resume to D.W . Fish desses and ground crew Time and one-holt otter restored the death penalty in 1976. Joseph Taborsky Superior Court Judge Edward Stodolink So far the defense has used five have a need sometiiTio to treck or Jean, 871-7723. positions available. Coll 40 hours. Paid holidays, WEAR — Looking (or 4563. PRDFESSIDNAL PAIN­ ter, CT. 06040. Realty, 220 Hartford was the last person executed in Connecticut in 1960. Tuesday responded by telhng David Hansen, of of its peremptory challenges in find Ihe answers to credit or TERS wanted Imme­ Tpke., Vernon, Ct. 1-(619)-569-6214 for de­ vocation plus other be­ experienced person toi In closing arguments Monday, a state prosecutor service that s why this Brookfield, not to be so generous with statements questioning prospective jurors and diately. Coll 643-2659. DEPENDABLE HELP tails. 24 hours. nefits. Two openings quality mens shop. Full asked for the death penalty while Wood’s lawyer that could be used against him. Atlas Oil staf* IS at your LOST - Female Calico or port time opportuni the slate four. Hadden limited each cat. Vicinity of Center St. WANTED to work with FULL AND PART TIME available Immediately. pleaded with the jury to let Wood live out his life in Hansen failed to post the $100,000 bond set side to 18 as opposed to the 54 in the service Call on Georgette PRDFESSIDNAL PAIN­ other girls in kitchen. HELP wanted tor golf MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Interview at Manchester ties. Apply In person to- Ritey Marilyn McKiernan and Falknor Drive. Call prison. during the Hansen’s arraignment, and was TERS WANTED Imme­ Coll 649-0305 between 9 course and snack bar. IST WANTED - In Man­ Tobacco 8i Candy Co., 299 Mr, Apter or Mr. Wicks. other trials, which amounted to IR Alice Fairbanks Credit 646-3554 after 5pm. RENTAL SECRETARY, ’’There are crimes so heinous, so grievous that ordered held at the Bridgeport Correctional diately. Coll 643-2659. and 4. Apply at Tollwood Coun­ chester. Requires good Green Rd., Manchester. Regal Mens Shop, 903 for each of the three counts in the Manager Daniel Kurpaska WANTED — Part time, Main Street, capital punishment is the only just penalty,” Center. indictment. Hadden ruled on the try Club, Rt. 85, Hebron. telephone skills, patient or Karin James they talk LOST - Black Laborador evenings, 4-7 and wee­ Manchester. Assistant State’s Attorney Herbert G. Appleton told basis of a law that went into effect kends. Call Carroll John­ MANCHESTER - Legal CARPENTERS NEEDED Interaction, tiling, minor to you as friends puppy In front of M an­ bookkeeping. Typing the jury.Mrs. Voli and Lisa were ’’executed. ” after Aillon’s retrial. son Brundrett, Fountain Secretory with expe­ - Immediate openings (or TEACHERS - Coventry chester Senior Citizen helpful but not neces­ Appleton said, ’’that is the ultimate offense.” Files on Ross reviewed Chosen Tuesday were one atlas bantlg Village, 528-1300. rience. Requires skills In experienced carpenters. Public Schools. .50 Ele­ Center. Call 875-1212. mentary Learning Dis­ sary. Please coll 646-0534 TELEPHONE COM­ ’’The fact that in the commission of these crimes the woman, Mary Ellen Borelli of luce ail typing and shorthand and All phases of construc­ victims knew they were going to die is an aggravating NEW LONDON — A New York district attorney knowledge of real estate tion. Full time employ­ ability Position. (K between 12 and 1:30. MUNICATORS NEEDED Branford, and two men, Johnnie a t la s Oil vallcM coal M ECHANIC W ANTED — PART TIME VIDEO SA factor. ” Appleton said. ’That’s cruel. That deserves , reviewed police files on mass murder suspect and bookkeeping. Part ment and benefits. Coll through 4) and long term evenings. Do you hove a MacLean of West Haven and l o s t — Special mirror For construction com­ LESPERSON — Must the death penalty.” Michael B. Ross today for clues to the unsolved pany. Must hove time or full time. Coll 742-5317 8:30-5:00, Mon­ middle school (5 through BANKING - Port time knock for talking on the Joseph Dominello, of Meriden. sunglasses with black Proof Operator. 1pm to telephone? Do you enloy hove knowledge of video He said Wood also endangered police sent to the murder of a Cornell University student in 1981. 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford . 289-6435 649-4595 complete set of tools and days 643-SB20, evenings day - Friday. 8) substitute learning dis­ Joann Olson of Wallingford was case, Oakland Street 643-7135. ability position from Sep­ closing. Applicants must people? Do you need recorders. Coll Al Slef upper-income West Hartford neighborhood where Ross, 24. of Griswold was charged with capital 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853.^ area. Reward. Call 649- be able to weld. Full chosen Monday. PART TIME HELP tember to December. be skilled at 10 key opera­ extra money? Are you o terts Appliances, 647-9997 Mrs. Voli and Lisa were killed. Rosa Wood and Troie felony murder last month for the deaths of six 9683 after Bom. benefits. Coll Brad be­ SECRETARY- W A N T E D in H aving. Must meet Ct. certifica­ tion. South Windsor Bonk go-getter? If so, coll Pot for appointment (or were gunned down outside her Farmington Avenue young women in eastern Connecticut in the last tween 9om and 3pm, 289- Interview. two years. 8235. RECEPTIDNIST PDSI- Apply Pella Brothers, 364 tion. Contact Dr. Donald 8, Trust Co. Contoct at 643-2711 Monday office in West Hartford. Warren Motteson 289- through Thursday 6pm- The former insurance agent was a senior at TID N In non-profit health Bldwell St., Manchester. Nicolettl’s office at 742- Gerard Smyth, assistant public defender, appealed 8913. EDE. 6061 (or appointment. 9pm. SALAD PREP PERSON Cornell when the body of Dzung Ngoc Tuc was KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright agency. Telephone expe­ to the jury to spare Wood’s life. rience required. Good W A N TED — Coll 646-1483 ” My plea to you is that you allow Steve to live,” found about a block from the fraternity house typing, transcription and Y A R?0 PERSON TYPIST/DICTAPHONE; tor appointment. Must bo where Ross lived. HALL & MUSKA, INC. Smyth said, ’’not to live in society, not to enjoy life as organizational skills ne­ =5^ WANTED - Mowing, We need o person ot 18. we know it, but to live out his life in prison.” Both were agricultural economics majors in TrtikK,Voo'Re cessary. Pleasant work­ trimming bushes, etc, excellent typing skills (or J Smyth said Wood was abused and abandoned as a the university’s College of Agriculture and Life Serving All of Manchester Oft Hi's ing conditions. EDE. Apply Box UU c/o The busy Insurance ottlce. child and suffered a mental disorder. Sciences, but there was no evidence tying Ross to CRTNip Moose. Send resume to Box T,. Herald. Work Is tost paced and ” If Steven Wood had not been abandoned by his the murder, said Benjamin J. Bucko, Tompkins J' ^ 46 YEARS OF QUALITY FUEL OILS core of The Herald. Cooks diversified. Coll 872-6200 father ... neglected by bis mother ... If Steven Wood County district attorney. otter 2pm. COOK — Pizza and had been loved and nurtured and eared for, he never Bucko and Lt. Bart Ingersoll of Cornell’s Public X ^ Discounts Available to You for Heating Fuel Waiters • Waitresses SHVICE STATION grinder experience help would have done what he did,” Smyth said. Safety Department were expected to meet today ir f o r n bot soubo ATTCNDANT WANTED ful. Apply In person: Lo «VOB TO«-n lOflBO BOLTON HIGHWAY DE­ Strodo West, 471 Hartford with New London State’s Attorney C. Robert Satti BOBiV Apply in person: P A R TM EN T seeks tem ­ to discuss the case. Avon h B InlrodueiO i drimitic Service Assistants Rood, Manchester. , Prompt Payments now iirn ln g t praoriB. Now you 252 Spencer St. porary help itor rood a n m ik i up B (0 % on ovorylliing (Bus & Dish) work. Coll 649-8743 by CUSTODIAN II — Re U Fixx eulogized FRANK MAFFE • Goldon Age you ooH-.Pluo oddHIonol bonui op- Manchester 7/30/84. ‘Wish List’ campaign over portunHlM. Coll Avon todoy: B ilw iin 8 i.m. ind 5 p.m. sponsible for maintain • Disability I sn-«M i •> iri-f*4i Ing and repairing HARTFORD — City officials have ended a building equipment os at graveside There's a new Denny's opening soon m, Vernon well os supervising Cleon ’’Wish List” fundraising campaign which gener­ HALL & MUSKA, INC. 623-3308 and that means new family eating fun and new Ing crew. Evening shift ated a mere $47,894, saying promotional efforts PART TIME- (ull-time and part-(ime |Obs' up to $5.84 per hour. OLD GREENWICH (UPI) — Friends, relatives and came too late to generate the $2 million hoped for PERMANENT Applications must be re runners, paying a last tribute to running guru and the drive, FULL SEBWCE______*1 «>« • Interviewing now author Jim Fixx. said his death would not slow the celved by 3pm, Friday, ’’Any donation through the program is good for Packaging/Shipping and • Experienced and inexperienced national health crusade sparked by his writings. shop janitorial work - light • Free insurance August 3rd. Please coll: the city,” said MayorThirman L. Milner. ’’But all RHAM High School, He L About 150 people, who squeezed into a small church manufacturing company. • Paid vacations the forces could not be pulled together in time to Tuesday near the country roads where Fixx logged [VDItNG DiyiSON HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE KQSTIUI10N: 2:00 p.m.-OtOO p.it Flexible daytime hours - • Prolll sharing bron, 228-9474. make it (the campaign) effective this year. FAinaiM approx 20 hours per many miles, heard him eulogized as a lifelong student Michael J. Scricca, the city budget analyst who 401 Flatbush Avenue, Hartrord, Conn. 06106 Aug. 13, 14, 15, IB, 20, 21, 22, 23 week. Ideal for seml-re- We will pay competitive rates depending on who carried his boundless energy into all he did. MATURE PERSON For ran the two-month program with Hartford Stpl. 4,19844II*. 21, 19B4 EDUCATION EXTENSION lAIE: Aug. 11. 20, 29, 30 tlred or student. For ap­ your level of experience. key position In our con­ ” Jim had a sense of wonder which was quite pointment call 649-4192. resident Neil Cowan, the originator of the idea, 527-4111 lAIE: Sipt. 4, 5 6 S 10 OimbyNCA.tnc venience store Fran ’•"markable. He always had it, but it was in no way said, ’’The response was not as strong as we 7-3 and 11 -7 shifts are open. You’ll enjoy the at­ chlse. Hove most of your oiminished by his enormous world success,” Hal expected. We may have been naive ...” tractive “at home" atmosphere and the pleasant days free and still get In u Bowser, who worked as a Saturday Review writer cnuist OIHJIIUIIK IKK working conditions in our popular family res­ Cowan said he would promote an office of non li t C0K( ONIIBf NMC 8ME nton IIE 40 hour week with morn­ with Fixx, said during the memorial service. w. NO. taurant. Applicants 10 and over preferred. ACCOUNTING CLERK volunteer services to give the program an early CELEBRITY CIPHER ing hours plus. Excellent Fixx, 52, collapsed suddenly Friday in Hardwick, C«l*brtty CIptMr cryptogranw cTMlwl frocn quotation* by famou* p*opl*. pwt and pr*Mnt. APPLY IN PERSON BETWEEN 9 A.M - 7 P.M. push next time. ’’The big companies were not MONDAY & WEDNESDAY Cn450 SttKlHil btim 3:049:30 opportunity for right per­ Vt., during his daily 10-mile run. An autopsy revealed Eachlattarmthaclpbaratandaforanothar. Today’seliM:F0quRl§C. AT: We have an excellent opportunity for notified early enough,” he said. MinEO bdulatitN h ifliii I S.-UtOTI4 iW -5 CNf 150 IMn t i CtBKtni 8:049:00 a highly motivated person experi­ son. Applications at he died of a heart attack caused by serious heart AIT M l HkMcUiiN Oniti I 6-04344 174-5 DPN140 Mn t i IWi ftn u iii 6:040:30 by CONNIE WIENER Dairy Mart, 368 Spencer disease. The family said his body was to be cremated. c in s t SINia 6444:34 155 DPI 147 Koaitiii I (:D40:30 174-5 35 Talcottville Road enced in accounts payable and St., Manchester. CIT65I SUictiiN D iv I 6:049:30 155-5 DPI 740 8M7IUN PniiMMi 6:040:30 174-5 “HFIRLJ HFI IPLRX8P IPWDL ADUW Vernon. CT related general accounting duties. DPI HI b fid *al|n> 6441:34 174-5 DPI 440 IMi Bb i 7i|ia 6:040:30 174-5 MATERIAL 8. SUPPLY DPI HI laiM tw N 6441-30 174-5 DPI 443 C^ PnpiiBB4 N (041:30 174-5 WZQWLDWTFWJ HTE ON PHYDT8 WVRIDRTHA Typing and computer data entry ex­ HANDLER — Responsi­ DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANS + PLUS! DPT H I C4401 Pnpaav I 444441 174-5 DPI HQ D o ia tii M 6:040:30 ble person for maintain DPT 441 in 140 perience preferred. Also permanent AsaMx I 644440 174-5 IMikitii I |1b i I 8:049:110 LWJQRTJWJ IR IPDT8J. HTE DI’J EDUUDFXAi T)eniiy5 Ing and dispensing nurs­ DPI 144 DISC P rin a iii 644144 [IT 1401 EM. Ut IidMUM |7lif).| A great new job part time telephone receptionist 8:049:00 ing supplies. Must hove tIT 3 » CMprti P iip a iiiv butt. (Mb .) 644940 IET740 EMnat] I (7b >.) 6:049:00 work required. An excellent fringe iiiaai Cniirti PneatHi %ic. IS |IM.) 644140 01 7401 D C. CtOHti h t |1 tn I 6:049:01 IR PHYW ‘ADUW OPWT NRX’LW CXJI is just around High School Diploma, I I I 330 i BN CuMBtit InicB |Hb .) 644941 IB HO IMnc Ctalb I (Th ].| 0:049:30 benefit package is offered including gernerol knowledge of ST 3341 SuHaMr lnitB bt |M.| 644944 in HOI U . CtoNi IS 1171m) 6:049:00 the cx)rner! nursing supplies dnd ORLBDT8 HAA IPW IDVW.” — FPWLNA AHEE. An Equal Opportunity Employer fully paid hospitalization insurance. JEANS+PLUS I I I 434 EWtaiti I (Mb .) 644944 m437 llKtfic Ctalb N (7liiri.| 6:049:00 Please call for an appointment, 643- basic clerical function. Levi'S 111 4341 SaiOBtlKta C ialti IM I (PM.) 4449:44 [IT 4371 U. Ciiaib b t |7b i.| 6:049:110 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “II you have to build castles In the air, your work need Hours 8om to 4pm. Mon­ JEANSWEAR tfI5 34 EkctiBic] U (Mb .) 4:049.40 m 431 DifNil Ctalb (7b ].| (:049:(l0 not be lost; that Is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them." 1531 or write to: The Carlyle John­ day thru Friday. Excel­ FOR HI 3341 Sb N-Cb M r Ctai(] (M H (M .| (44940 in 4311 Oifibl Ctoiti b t (Ttiii.l 6:049:110 — Henry David Thoreau. son Machine Co., P.O. Box K, Buck- lent pay and benefits. ai634 ENdiBic Ctalb I tgte. (IM.) (44940 111730 CoBimllB Ct. ( SyilM I |7hn.| (:049:00 Apply In person to: Mea­ I I I 4341 Sai4BM« Cinit] Lit H (Mb .) [IT 7307 Co b . Ct. ( SptBi I b t (Tb i.) $:04944 6:049:00 ei984byNEA,lnc. .206 land Station, Manchester, CT 06040. dows Manor, 333 Bldwell a i T35 b k in m 7H M M* butotBs (M.) 4449.40 Mn b MtnoN/MiciBn (7 tiii| 6:049:00 EOE. Street, Manchester. I I I 1351 MjemuBl* Dipitc. U l (Mb .) 644940 IR 7 H I Mn b MtnoN/MIcniin b t |7bs.| (:Q49:00 S£ IEIIS4 EMhol butcMiB] [Ml MO PUSCIIl THE BRAND YOU KNOW! (449:00 155-5 6:040:30 EARLY RISER — 15 2 EMDH4 Mn t i m m ib CBi (44144 IH-5 MR 447 MidiBiab 6:049:00 THE FIT YO U TRUST! MINIMS PrilatMl MM |A *i) 64M:04 MB 450 StTBilt M IM bib |CB 3501 6:049:00 155*5 hours per week, morn­ MTH HI Iid iia l MMtaiiliti I 4441.40 MB 457 NbMi I ViMilitiB (:049:00 155-4 ings, 7-10, Mondov- MIN 741 iK taol MMkBiiiia I (44140 MBM7 tMutiM NrkBta 6:040:30 174-5 Frldoy. Building molnte THE SELECTION YOU DEMAND! MIN Ml 11 644140 nn 150 Ptyila — NbI I Hitt (:043:in 155-5 EARN BIG MONEY . nonce. Coll 643-4000. MIN 441 C tnlB t 6444:04 PUT 750 Ptym — Mb I b Ic] 16aM (:049:QO 155*5 MIN Ml CiMu M HOUSEWIVES THE PRICE YOU’LL LOVE! 644140 ’TUESDAY TWO EVENINGS — M1NH7 M arintirii MMt I (44140 H7 730 Gtatc Pim btiB I 5:0410:00 Building maintenance, 6 MIT 344 tBMMidiM 6441:30 H7 73I I M i| Mibriib I 6:0410:00 FOR PART-TIME WORK* hours per week. Coll MnSS4 8WM4)rBBCS 6:040:30 M7 43I CBtmb I SficiliatiBi 6:049(10 643-4000. MONDAY CB74I IM iy Siiniai (SM. bt) 6:049:00 Earn Extra Money CORDS ■ MEN’S-STUDENTS’..., $ 1 3 » ® MIS74 CifaBHrinMn (.44140 EMI7H PM Iw a m i [U la I 6:049:00 RECEPTIONIST 5 U1S7I E iUotii in HO 8:0410:00 Pitnpln M loB B a 6:0410:00 WANTED — For perman­ S1110 Ciiil EifiiianN CBOpti 544(40 IB 770 EMtial fW lotlB U 6:049:00 CE1H0 CBitnctiB nw PiKliii EMI 730 PMia h io u b |iB « i| 6:049:00 With Your Own ent port time position In (441140 dental office. Monday, EH SID Piijicl r iB iii 544(40 IK 740 [ i| llit CiBBNia t 40410:00 Opening available in Outside Sales “ 5 0 5 ” RED TAG JEANS...... !M4 731 PlBld MtMuflBmN 7441044 EN6H0 Onl I Niita CimiiallB 6:0410:00 Wednesday and Friday, IMD337 EiiMkIi i N (tiipiat IW b| (44144 81131 Mn b Til IntaM) I (:I49:00 selling subscriptions for the 9am-5pm. Secretarial ex­ IM4S34 Part Time Job MVIMD (:049:M 81433 r>i h » B a Pttnpln 6:149:00 perience preferred. Send 81731 IMdai CBitniliB I 6:04940 Mill 730 MBMicbrai Pnonn I 43410:00 resumes to: Resident, 100 M«1131 M a M iiil Mb b i t Cb ItiI 6449« MM 737 |l 40410:01 Stilifleld Rood, Monchet- “ 5 0 1 ” BUTTON FRONT $0090 M«ie30 Manchester Herald NBiBtnitjn Eb In (44941 M47 330 NmioICBlril 40410:00 . .. and mothers with young children, bring them ter, CT 06040. STUDENT SIZES A * MIN 434 Eidiwil b|W CMotn (44940 MB 130 |l 43410:00 MB 331 b b i 5:3410:00 $ 0 0 9 0 WEDNESDAY SaMiii SnbM DI with you and save on baby sitting costs. A U DISCOUNTED, M l 140 CBibBtiB M ilM (441040 THURSDAY Early evenings and Saturdays TEACHERS AIDE VA­ H I 441 SlriduiM Dnti 6441140 H7 33I O M if MiMbb I 40410:01 CANCIES— !) Port time ALL THE TBHEI MENS SIZES...... ^ ^ CEI Ml . (441040 M7HI Mctaiial Sntm fir BM4t«s 4041401 Twenty-three Hours per week. — Set your own hours — Library Aide, Junior [MIT40 EMix Pm SytlBB I ( 041144 H7(34 N^ il tidiltBtn I 4I44II0 High School. 2) Full time 1M4 434 Salary plus gas allowance. OianiB B< M a c i 6.449:ff CE7 440 BilMii (BUmbB I Sr o . 4041400 Study Hall Aide, Senior 81 S3I r« ficMiii » n l« i 6449:H IB 731 IMiic/IlKUBic M i l l 4141400 Call 8 1 S33 It s 130 PM I«am| IMiia I 404400 High School. Contact Di­ 8uJM. SfB 1 P«d«N (44940 ana Vecchione, Pricipal, 297 EAST CENTER ST. M4IS30 M ita l^ lw SM) 6:04940 EMII44 IkJ Pnoa. M Nb -IMi Mb i p 40410:00 MR 440 Fm MKlBn 6441040 IM0 371 iBBlrt MN 6:»M0 SOUND INTERESTING? For further information contact RHAM Junlor/Senlor MR 641 U ia lii Tb k A i i Cb Ii i I 5*1141 [IK 1« b ^ t a * i & I 6:0410* You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now ’High School, Hebron, CT MANCHESTER, CT. MIN 630 Unit i( Cikitn 6449-00 m tm C BbN nr UMibn 4041400 and handle and supervise our Circulation Manager 06248. 228-9474 or 649-9587. 81337 R oto I Cm. ipm 40470:09 OPEN THURS. NITE til 9 MM 737 tMAcbrN liBW| 4(41401 carrier boys & girls. If you like kids MAIHTENANCE- MM 131 II 4 * 1 0 * — want a little Independence and at 647-9946 . TUESDAY S THURSDAY /LANDSCAPER — For M4TM 43410* 647-9946 6 4 6 - 6 4 5 9 Ml 1(4 your own income . . . Glastonbury and Man­ {n ^ n l lriftin l s-.gOIMI 6«| (IN *5 or HIM4 MB 731 Ei|lB«NlnM|l 4341401 Must be 18 years of age or older. chester locations. Relia­ J t ^ t N Dn«i M 6:049:01 4p) 174-5 MB 330 CEI 140 Cnil D iitt^ 6:149:00 44 IiflairiN (tiM l M 43410:00 / 647-9947 174-5 M7N(31 CiMnN ble full time work (or 'YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE" CEI 354 SliBfHi i l MMnb 0:049:10 Sm 6 * 9 * 155-5 PSY330 4*9:00 Ask for Jeanne Fromerth existing residential com­ plex. Coll 278-2960.

) 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 25, 1984 M.\X(.T (our houses built To rooms, full finished base­ included. BIssell and reasonable. Call 647-0789. your call and help you stove, 649-7025. The second quarter sales figure represented a warranty lag Then, check to make sure it is the best break ... shop the classi­ ELECTRIC WEED developed in the past decade. The pioneer is the Home date, the program has paid out more than $li)0million WAITRESS — Immediate ment. $64,900. Strano Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. -1 ______word your ad for best EATER, never been used. 22 percent increase oxer the previous year's, XXarr.inty you can gel openings. Apply In per- Real Estate, 647-7653. ___ fied columns for bargain response. 643-2711. Owners Warranty Program, which introduced the in satisfaction of more than 30,1100 claims buys! RESIDENTIAL CLEAN­ HUMIDIFIER • Stainless $20. Call 646-8081. while income rose .36 percent. son: La Sfrada West, 471 ...... ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 ING Personallzed“ ser- sink, utility cabinets, ma Earnings per share in the second quarter of this Hartford Road. _ j , , bedrooms. Prices to tit vice Is Our Speclaltyl —------pie twin head footboard, 4'x8' POOL TABLE In year were 57 cents, compared with 42 cents per ------Condominiums 32 your budget. Housing Un- quartz heater. Mid Moe Homes for Rent 43 Bonded and Insured. Call Rooflng/Sldlng 54 excellent condition Sac­ share the previous year THE LARGEST BOOK CHAINS ______. .. limited. Call 724-1967 for Free Estimate. stove. 649-7025. rifice for $50. Coll after For the six months, net income was $2 9 million Charter cargo service begins VANCE for the right per (Chg.). 2pm, 649-8371. son — Must have general HOUSEWORKS, 647-3777. on sales of $67 million Top sellers of best-sellers MANCHESTER — 400 WAREHOUSE CLEAR­ Rogers President Norman L. Greenmail said office procedure knowl­ North Main Street. New 2 EAST HARTFORD — 2 MANCHESTER - Large 6 BIDWELL HOME Im­ ANCE SALE - Vj price. SAMSONITE HARDSIDE edge, public relations bedroom townhouse. bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ room Cape, quiet street, LADY BUSTER KEN­ provement Company — J.T.'s General Store, 340 sales of continuing products increased 25 percent NELS — Canine board­ Beauty case. Never used. over the (ir.st half of 1983 between Connecticut, Scotiand work or sales helpful. Fully appllanced kitchen, ter, appliances, carpet. garage, fireplace, 1-1/2 Roofing , siding, altera­ Adams St., Manchester. $25. Call 646-2636. Custom Inferiors. Coll convenient to busline and $425 per month. Call 289- baths. $580 plus utilities. ing, state licensed, safe, tions, additions. Same Sat., July 28, 12-3; Sun­ "The record results and higher margins in the clean, reasonable rates. will handle shipments to I'ompanies wiihiii 2i)0 K a r e n , 8721 52.0 , shopping. $58,400. CHFA 0000 between 10am and 649-8787. number for over 30 years day, July 29, 1-3. SEARSALLINONERUG second quarter are encouraging." Greenman WINDSOR LOCKS tUPl) — .An air freight mornings. approved. Call 649-9404, 5 pm, Monday thru R.L. Cobb, 647-8309 and 649-6495. said "W e expect to see further progress in the comp.3ny has started an all-cargo I’harterx'd air miles of Bradley Shiviments to other points in the 649-8496. SHAMPOOER, tioor 649-4064 or 647-1340. Friday. 2-1/3 CORDS OF FIRE­ scrubber and polisher. final six months of the year." service between Connecticut and Scottish air­ United States will be handled by C.irgo 1982 SALES (millions) ports. designed to carry I'omponents in the Development Group, a subsidiary of Continental > Situation Wanted 23 Store/Office Space PLACE or stove wood. Never used. $75. Call EAST HARTFORD — 1 LAWN MOWING — Cherry, oak, maple. Cut, 643-6297. high-tech trade between the countries Airlines B. Dalton S374 Lots/Land for Sole 33 Heatlng/Plumblng 55 bedroom, heat, hot wa­ Hedge trimming - chain split, dried. $185. 649-6447. The Corrie Hill Limited launchx-d the twiiv- $3 65 ter, appliances, carpet­ saw work - light trucking. The s e r w e w ill "allow high tech comp.inies to Waldenbooka OLD FOLDING RINGER CBIA^reassigns two weekly round trip flights in June between the maintain lower equipment inventories and thus A KNOWLEDGABLE ing, next to park. $375 per SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ General handyman. In­ LARGE SELECTION of Bradley International .Airport and Prestwick Barnaa 8 Nobla $ 1 1 5 livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. FOGARTY BROTHERS Wash stand with two .Annemarie H. Hiemer of West Hartford has realize considerable savings, due to the stved and m CARPENTER to feoch FREE CATALOG — Of month. Call 289-0000 be­ sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. used office fixtures. Me­ metal tubs and wash­ .Airport in Scotland, a spokesman said Tuesday Crown $61 me how to do new home prime retail space, ample — Bothroom remodel­ been named director of research (or the regularity of our direi-t all-cargoserx ii'e ' Corrie land bargains, 5 acres to tween 10am and 5pm, tal office desks, tormico board, $75. Phone 649- "There has been no rx'gularly schixluled trimwork and/or kitchen parking. $660. Calf 236- ing; Installation water Connecticut Business and Industry .Association said Kroch'a 8 Brantano'a $38 500 acres, covering Ver­ Monday thru Friday. tops, $35 each and up. 7375. cargo-only air serviiv to handle the active cabinet doors and draw- 6021 or 644-3977. heaters, garbage dispo­ and Marshall R. Collins of Salem has been named Zondarvan $26 mont and the Berkshlres BRICKS, BLOCKS, 649-9953. high-tech trade between the two countries for The air cargo market betwi'en the two L front Installations. 27 ye­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- director of public affairs. CBI.A President ot lowest Imaginable p ri­ FOUR ROOM APART­ STONE — Concrete. CARPET — Red, large nearly two years," said John Corrie. Corrie Hill cixuntrit's is worth several hundrx'd million Gataway ^ $21 ars old, honest, reliable, 4539. VIsa/MosterCard Kenneth O Decko announced ces. Write: CATALOG MENT — Immediate oc­ MANCHESTER OFFICE Chimney repairs. No lob VARIETY OUTDOOR room size with self pad. chairman and member of the British Parliamem. dollars, Corrie said, and estimated to grow .it with transportation. cupancy. Heat, no pets. too small. Call 644-8356. accepted. Ms. Riemer will assume responsibility for OFFICE, P.O. Box 938-E, SPACE — Ideal for ac­ BUSHES — $5.00. Ground Good condition. $25. Call "Most of the freight has been transported on nearly 6 peri’ent per year Need $5 hour. Please call References. Lease. Se­ ••••••••••••••••••••»»# covers, preennials, $3.00. developing the as.sociation's research capabili­ North Adams, Mass. countant, lawyer or sales 646-1427. regular passenger flights through highly con­ "Initial reactions to our I'otu’cpt have been very (Source: B P Reports/Knowrtedge Industry Publications) 742-6800 or write to Box 01247. curity. $415. Call 649-3340. office. Central location. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houseplants, $3.00. Pri­ ties She was previously the director of 202, Andover, CT 06232. gested airports, resulting in costly delays. ” positive from both sides of the Atlantic." Corrie NEA GRAPHIC Moltill C*cil Ample parking. Call 649- For Sale vate home, 649-6486. LAWN MOWER — community relations for CBl.A MANCHESTER - availa­ Painting/Popering 52 Corrie said, said ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2891. Briggs 8, Stratton, 3.5 HP. She is a graduate of Mary Washington College Large bookstore chains — featuring shopping mall ble Immediately. One COMMERCIAL METAL Looks great, runs and and holds a master s degree in planning from the Corrie Hill, bast'd in .Ayrshare, Si'otland. will The Guinness Mahon Venture Founders Fund, stores — are credited with luring millions ot buyers bedroom. Quiet street. Household Goods 62 Skill Saw In metal case. cuts perfect. Ready to go. I ’niversity of Virginia. She joined CBl.A in 1981. serve all parts of Britain. .A distribution Limitx'd, one of Britain’s largest venture c.ipital who previously weren't frequent readers From 1978 Rentals $375. Manager 649-4800. MODERN OFFICE FOR PAINTING AND PAPER Telephone 643-4645. $45. Real Estate RENT - 431 sq. ft. Heated, $50. Call 647-0670. .As director of public affairs. Collins w ill agreement with two .American freight companies funds, has invested nearly $700,000 in Corrie Hill to 1982. revenues from the sale ot books In the Unit­ HANGING —Exterior coordinate CBIA involvement in legislative and will rei'eive a substantial minority I'qiiily ed States rose an average ot 9 4 percent a year The THREE ROOM APART­ air conditioned and car­ and Interior, ceilings re­ HUMIDIFIER AND CON­ XX ill provide similar service in the United States MOVING - Furniture, BOAT GAS TANKS, 3 — matters. He is a graduate of the Fniversity of Air Freight Serx ices. Inc , of Windsor Locks. share books sold Increased 2 3 piercent each year._____ Rooms tor Rent 41 MENT - with heat, hot peted. 646-4440 days, ev­ paired. References, fully TROLS for hot air fur- $15 each. Call 649 6989. water, stove, refrigera­ enings 646-1077. Insured. Quality work. tools and kitchen Items Hartford and has a law degree from the Homes for Sole 31 for sole. 646-3252. nace. Excellent I'niversity of South Carolina tor, carpet. $330. Adults Martin Matfsson, even­ condition. $50 or best 4' X 8' POOL TABLE — In only. Third floor. No ings 649-4431. NEWLY remodeled GREEN FABRICSOFA — offer. Call 646-1776 after excellent condition. $50. pets. Centrally located. 5pm. Call 649-8371 after 2pm. CUs competing in financiai services arena FERGUSON ROAD - 8 rooms. Maid, linen ser­ Security deposit re­ MANCHESTER CEILINGS REPAIRED Pecan wood frame. Best Student attends program room garrison colonial. vice, parking. 24 hour offer over $100. Call 649- quired. Call 646-7690 ; 643- Space available in mini or REPLACED with dry- FREE BACK ISSUE of BEAUTIFUL BABY Doll 2V} baths, new sundeck. security, 649-0210. 6696. Manchester High School .student Scott Custer on detHxsits Depositors arc sh.ire demogr.iphii group lo'^wliieh the new 0496. office park. Ample park­ wall. Call evenings, Gary Prevention Magazine. dresses, .80«, Wedding NEW YORK (U P I) — Credit unions, chief operating offii-er of U.S Central, Cathedral celling In fam­ spent the last week of June learning how .services .ire lu'iiig pili hed ing, a/c, fully carpeted, McHugh, 643-9321. Call 646-6754 before 8pm. outfit, $4. Bridesmaid already a big business, have jumped a sort of clearing-house for C l "s holders and CUs return all profits to ily room. Lovely Interior. MANCHESTER-Room KITCHEN SET — For­ CrxHfit unions offer Vis.i .iiid Master- MANCHESTER - Mill- private lavs. with picture had, $3.00. industries operate and profits are made during into the deregulated financial arena through which all 41 i-orporate CUs do them in the form of dividends hBlvfore Inground pool. Asking for rent In a private mica top, (4) tolding Card lo members at an aver.ige $15 bridge Hollow, 2 bed­ •2300 s/f office and NAME YOUR OWN CHAIRS: One colonial Call 643-6452. the Connecticut Buisiness Week at the I ’niversity with both feet to get a larger share of such business. -.. dexegulation these generally were. $150,000. Call owner 647- home. Furnished or un­ room, 2 bath condo, PRICE — Father and son. vinyl covered chairs to of Hartford. 'T i l l e r than small depositors i-oiilil annual fee. and have just Ix’giin a 1674. furnished. Use of kitchen, •5900 s/f office now out­ match. Priced to sell, $50. rocker and upholstered. the consumer dollar. There were credit unions iH'fore the wall-to-wall carpeting, fitted as exercise spa. Fast, dependable ser­ $90 or best offer. Call The program, sponsored by the Education Credit unions are non-profit cixopera- early 1930s but they flourished follow obtain elsexvhere pay by phone system that enables bathroom, laundry facili­ air conditioning, applian­ vice. Painting, Paper­ Call 646-6794. 1965 FORD WAGON — Foundation of the Connecticut Business and members lo p.iy their nionllily bills via ties. Nice area. Call 646- Adjacent to Exit 94 off I- 646-3252. tive savings and loans that are ing the 19.34 Credit Union .Act. which Most CU deposits are insured up lo ces. Pool and mare. $495 84/86. Brokers pro­ hanging 8, Removal. Call Runs. Can be seen at 26 IndustO' .Association, attracted more than 100 operated by employees through their x'stablished them as co-ops that do not $100,000. the same as bank and thrift touch tone telephone 5209 anytime. monthly plus utilities. 644-0585 or 644-0036. CONTEMPORARY Cottage Street, Manches­ tected. BEIGE HIDE-A-BED BENGAL COAL 8. WOOD students. workplace. They have .50 million pay taxes. Because of the tax exemp­ deposits, through the National Cri'dit There is .it least one CU innovation Toaster Doll Lease and security. Call Call Mr. Norman Heating and Cooking ter or call 647-7042. Union .Association The insuraiu-e fund iom m erei.il b.inks must envy U S 646-0618. Couch, $150. Call 646-2509. members and $100 billion in assets tion. and because employees of com ­ 647-5000 EXTERIOR/INTERIOR stove. White enamel, six , Money book now available Roughly 17.000 of the nation's 20.000 pany credit unions dii much of the staff is supporlt'd by (x'es from members Central clears up to $'2.50 million in PAINTING and wallpap­ burner. Perfect tor cot­ With deregulation, credit unions cheeks everx day w ilhoiit returning one MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ CALORIC 40' Stove, 4 credit unions belong to 41 regional work on a volunteer basis or for a ering, celling work. Call tage or farm house. Oldie POOL 24' 48" round, "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the '80s." nominal salary, they always have Ix'x'n have bt'cn offering all sorts of serx u es jif them lo eonsuniers room duplex, l '/2 baths, burners, grill. Two ov­ but Goodie. $95. Call 649- needs liner. $50. Call 646- "corporations " and assets of some of ••••••••••••••••••■•••• evenings, Gary McHugh, ens, two broilers, good 1.328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal these corporate C l’s would put them able to lend at lower rati's than banks to ki'ep them in the running w ilh banks, Crexlil unions began offering clu'i k no pets. Security and 643-9321. 0170. 6441, keep trying. ingaeeounis i .illed share drafts at references. $575 plus utili­ Misc. for Rent 46 condition. Best offer. 649- money management, is now available through well up in the bank hierarchy and thrifts thrifts and financial services 0856. her column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and x'ompanies the same time that hanks and thrifts ties. 643-6444 or 649-7814. HOOD FOR 1973 Buick CUs account for only 4 percent to 5 Kudlinski said CUs also have a lower STRETCH YOUR burger handling to "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for percent of consumer deposits, "but default rate on loans than commercial CU National .Association, an industry were allowx'd lo offer interest bearing LeSabre, $10 or best ehecking NOW aeeounis Hut they ONE BEDROOM DU­ budget By using one part USED REFRIGERA­ offer. Call 643-8588. END ROUS the 80s." in care of the Manehe.ster Herald. 4400 they make 14 percent of all consumer lenders, partly because of their indi- group, said the .iverage CU member is PLEX — Newly redeco­ STORAGE GARAGE tor soy extender to four parts 27 Vi width - 25 cents; Johnson Drive. Fairway. Kan. 66205. Make rt'ct I'onnection with the borrowers' 24 to 45 years old. h.is an alxix e ;ix erage Iruiicale .ill of the cheeks xlon'l rent. Available on a TORS, WASHERS, loans and the percentage is growing, " rated. Quiet, residential ot meat. Your taste buds Ranges - clean, guaran­ TWO GHO TICKETS, 7 13^4 width - 2 for 25 checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate. said James Kudlinski. The low-key job. salary and is either a skilled worker or return the aelu.il x hei-k but show the area. $350 a month plus monthly or yeaarly basis. won't be able to tell the cents. MUST be picked in middle man.igeiiieni This is the Ir.insai'lion on a monthiv statement Call 646-7726 after 4pm. teed, parts and service. days each ticket, July former Federal Reserve official is Technically they do not pay interest utilities. Security re­ difference, but your Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 23rd-29th. Approximately up at the Manchester quired. Call 649-2i303. budget w ill! Boost your Son, 649 Main Street, $150 value, will sell only Herald Office BEFORE budget by selling Idle 643-2171. $70. Telephone 742-6016. 11 A.M. ONLY. NEAR MAIN STREET — Wanted to Renf 47 Items In your home with a First floor unheated low-cost ad In classified. apartment with private Mlic. for Sale $3 Musical Items M Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cors/Trucfcs tor Sale 71 Motorcvcies/BIcvcIes 72 entrance. Available to a PROFESSIONAL MALE Bulldlng/Contractlna $3 Cars/Trucks for Sole 7l Cars/Trucks for Sole refined, employed per­ seeks clean, quiet one or 71 Cars/Trucks for Sole 7l son. Parking tor one MAN'S Excellent me­ PIANO — Kincaid, 7 ye­ two bedroom apartment dium blue light weight 1949 CHRYSLER NEW­ 1976 BUICK — 2 door BRAND NEW (Won In pleasure car. No pets. ars old. $700. Call 646-2509. PORT — Engine needs contest) PEAUGOT 27 " Call 643-2210. In Manchester area. Re­ wool sports lacke, size 40. hardtop, fully equipped. sponsible tenant. 647- MASTER CABINET Lexington Tailor Shop. 73 work. New battery, rec­ Asking $950. Coll 643-9708 10 speed, man's bicycle, 3735. MAKER wIfh 30 years Birch Street, Manchester aps, oil pump. Rebuilt or 647-1908. $150. Call 646-6860. 118 MAIN STREET — hands on experience. Old carb, distributor, trans­ Three room heated 643-8651. Automotive fashioned craftsmanship mission. For parts. Call CHEVETTE, 2 door BOY'S BMW 20 " bike, apartment, hot water, at a fair price. All your 643-1228. $99. hotchback, 1976. 4 speed, $30. Men's 3 speed bike, security, no appliances. woodworking needs. In $45. Very good condition. $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 Services AM/FM. Great car. $1450. terlor and exferlor. Coll Home and Garden 44 cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 CAMARO 1977, V-8 - Air Call 649-3006. Telephone 649-2320. weekdays. 647-7226. conditioning, 54,000 EQUIPPED miles. $3300. 646-2930. 1969 BUICK SKYLARK — TIRES — Four 13" ra- ROOMS — Second Services Offered 51 n p ^ iru irixr-ucikic i. DELIVERING RICH floor. Stove, refrlaera- DESIGN KITCHENS by 1971 DODGE DART Running condition. dlals. >$90. Call 6496989 LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus 1976 DATSUN 710 tor. No utilities. Married ••••••••••••••••••••••• P. Lewis. Cabinets, SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ Needs work. $400 or best after 5pm. vanities, formica, Wilson tax. Sand, gravel and matic, power steering. WAGON — Air condition­ offer. Call 643-0744. BEST INVENTION couple only. No pets. ODD JOBS, Trucking. NOT stone. Call 643-9504. ing, standord, regular art, Corlan counter tops, Excellent running condi­ Available August 1st. Home repairs. You name gas. High mileage. $1200. First and last months kitchen cabinet fronts, tion. Florida car. Call 1972 BUICK LESABRE. Rec vehicles SINCE It, we do It. Free esti­ complete woodworking 871-2330, mornings. $950. Call 643-9729 after 5pm. security. $300. Call 649- mates. Insured. 643-0304. Fully equipped. Excel­ 9521. service, custom made STRIPPED lent mechanical condi­ THE WHEEL! furniture, colonial repro­ EgziCTX/TOYm 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, 1963 FORD FALCON BUY A NEW FORD tion. Good frame. Hitch, 1962 AVALON 17 ft. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ FORD — $975. Reconditi­ CONVERTIBLE — 6 cy­ new brakes, $450. 649- ties of hardwood and linder, excellent condi­ Travel Trailer. Sleeps 6. 1984 FREE - 3 year old male. oned motor, yery good 9475. veneers NOW IN STOCK running condition. New tion. $2250. Serious In­ Toilet, 3 burner stove, Herald Classified Call 649-9658 or evenings, GL 4-DOOR Husky-Lab cross. Good quiries only, 742-8517 furnace. Needs minor watch dog. Needs yard. brakes, new tires, stand­ 289-7010. STOCK #4204 ard shift. Call only after days, 742-9273 evenings. 1970 BARRACUDA -Slant work. $850. 725-4633 be­ 646-0667 or 875-8181. 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ 6. Runs good. Body rust. tween 7am and 5pm. Ask day, weekends anytime, 1981 PLYMOUTH HO­ $500 negotiable. 649-5993. for Top. 12 YEAR CHESTNUT 649-9012. RIZON — 4 door, 4 speed, 643-2711 QUARTER HORSE for air conditioning. $3795. STARCRAFT TENT 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. sale. Rides Western and CORVAIR - M onza, Call 742-8517 days, 742- TRAILER & 1967 CADDY English. Trail rides and Coupe. 1965. Good condi­ 9273 evenings. Motorcycles/Blcvcles 72 to tow It. $1200 package. lumps. $1000. Call after tion. Partly rebuilt. $800 Will sell separately. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOINN OF BOLTON CTOURT O f PAOBATI 5pm, 643-6211. or best offer. 649-5012. 1977 PLYMOUTH VO- Offers Invited. Call 646- iNyiTATioN TO eio trse N O TIC I O f Mf ARIMG SAVE $1323 OFF LIST LARE WAGON — 8 cy­ 8499. A M ieiTt WOkk-VarkHM Tox Cellecter's Netlce t I T A T t Of MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Notice Is hereby given to the ANTHONY MULKA linder, automatic, air RANCE SPECIALIST — Tlx* Board of Education, 1)0 Taxpayers of the Town ot FORD GRANADA TO­ Bolton that o Tax otSI.Vm llli Pursuont to on order of Hon FREE POODLE — Pedi­ conditioning. $1650. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lone Hill Drive, East Hart, Normon J Preuis, Judge, RINO - 1972. 8 cylinder, Call us and compare our ford, CT will receive sealed on the dollar, laid on the llsl greed, 5 years old. Call 742-8517 days, 742-9273 of Oct. I, 19U becomes due doted July II ) » « “ h e o rin g brown. $700. Also 1969 VW rates. Ask for Janet or MIftc. Automotiv* 74 bids for AMESITE WORK- w ill be held on on oppllcotlon 643-0236. evenings. Judy. Crockett Agency, Various Schools. Bid Intor- ond p ayo b le on the 1st day ot ports. After 5pm 289-3227. Ju ly I9$4. praying lor me oulhorlty to 643-1577. ••••••••••••••••••••••• motion and specificollons settle odoubtful onddlsputed are ovalloble at the Business Interest a t the ro te o t 1 Vi 1966 GMC 5 Yard Dump claim ogolnsl such esiote os TIRE WITH RIM F78-15 Office. Sealed bids w ill be re­ percent per month or troc In sold oppllcotlon on file tion ot o month from July I Truck — V-6 engine, 2 HONDA, 1974 550 CB — whitewall with excellent ceived until 10:30o.m. onFrl- more luily oopeors. at the dav, A ugust 3, 1964. ot w hich will be charged (or oil taxes C o u rt o t P ro b o te on A u g u s t 3, speed rearend, booster Excellent condition. tread. Call 8756736 after remolning unpaid tor one brakes. Excellent condi­ time they will be oubllcly 1964 ot I 30P M Fairing, backrest, 6pm. opened and read aloud. The month after some become Sharon B Prouss, Clerk tion. $3495. Call 649-5951. Kerker Header, K8iN, Board of Education reserves due. Mlnlrx^m Interest the right to accept or relect chorge $2.00,dgch bill 041 07 Jetted new tires, etc. $750. any or all bids or the right to Office hourijA- Mon Fri » Call 643-6560 anytime. What mokes Wont Ads waive technicol form olltles If A M Mon, ^e. 7PM 9 d o n 1 KNOW anyone vxork? People like you It Is In the best Interest to do P .M . 7 who wonts lo buy what who reod and use the so. Elolne Potferfon Nancy J. Horris. Director Tax Collator you hove to sell? Let o Wont Ads every day. Business Services Town pTBolton wont od lind a cosh buyer 643-2711. 04607 0S6 0A for you ! 24 - MANCHKSTF.R IIKKAI.I), Wfdnt-sdiiy, .Inly 2r>. I9H4 Harris says Reagan is vuinerabie Political pollster says election is ‘too close to call’ Town day-care operator Trip to the Olympics Is It easier southern candidate on the ticket Bv Jerry Beroer National Council of State I.egisla- those issues. own poll would be released later Harris said his polling results could doom Democrats in the United Press International lures Tue.sday that President A poll conducted by the George this week. showed a majority of women faces another charge a dream for Dumas to get fired? Reagan is vulnerable on a number Gallup organization for Newsweek The selection of Ms. Ferraro believed in the direction of the South. But, Harris said, a heavy black turnout could force Reagan BOSTON - The NovemtHT issues such as Central America, magazine right after last week's could help swing Catholic Italian- women's movement, a fact to win the non-black vote by a 55-45 .. page 10 page 11 general election is "loo close to arms talks with the Soviet Union Democratic convention gave American voters back into the coupled with Ms. Ferraro's his­ ... page 20 call,” says political pollster I.oiiis and the detith of U S. Marines in former Vice President Walter Democratic column, said Harris, toric candidacy, that could also margin to survive. I.ehanon. Mondale and Rep. Geraldine F’er- after a succession of elections in swing extra votes into the Demo­ Harris, adding Italian-Americans, Another key could be voters who But, said Harris. Demtxrats raro. D-N.Y., a 2 percentage point which they voted Republican. That cratic column. blacks and women hold the key to a hold negative opinions of both would do well not to attack Reagan lead over Reagan and Vice Presi­ bloc represents 11 percent of the potential Democratic win He acknowledged the lack of a candidates, the pollster said. Harris told members of the |)erson;illy and instead focus on dent George Bush. Harris said his electorate, he said.

Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. Rain Friday Thursday, July 26, 1984 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK — see page 2 HanrhfHJrr Mrralb Single copy: 25■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ mering out a different, version eil of l.a Ua/.a, one of Hie largest most likely to fail in the House, Hispanic organizations in Hie special referees, they will be made Militia renew Lebanese violence where eleetion-year considera­ eounlry up by the private shareholders. The shareholders will have to sell n uiiah Pnna their stock at one-thousandenth of , Qasm. A police source in the city said a cent per share to the FDIC under International Sources close to Karami said the "the security situation is deterio­ veteran Lebanese politician was rating rapidly and damage in Reagan campaigns ‘"whne"?he plan is being put into carrying a detailed security plan property is high.” effect, which requires a vote of “ l" calling for re-deployment of Syrian The escalation of fighting forced approval by the shareholders, the uiiiino ■» rvo/Inl*' c^rly today, troops inside 'Tripoli, Lebanon's Education Minister Selim Hoss to FDIC will allow its interim $2 ^ *» mounding 70 second-largest city. cancel high school exams in the for votes in South $49,900.00 billion loan to the bank to remain in “ ‘j ’ ® // ^ The sources said the plan was city and in Israeli-occupied .south­ Beautiful 3V2 Room Condominium with many extras. Se­ f dents running for cover in their prepared by the city’s "Higher ern Lebanon. By Ira R. Allen doc.sn’l deserve iiiueli iilleiilimi." basements. cond Floor Unit. Kitchen skylight, New Hot Water Heater. Coordination Committee," a coali­ United Press International tie deelared in lenuirks lor deliv • ••••••••••••••••••••• The latest clashes came as tion of various local political Political sources said that in ery al a sulmrliaii Allaula slm|iping MANCHESTER Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid parties and notables. addition to the proposed security ATLANTA - I'residenI Reagan, mall VERNON In S id fi T o d d V Karaml arrived in Damascus with Syrian troops withdrew from the plan for Tripoli, Karami will aggressively promising to "barn­ In eonirasl. lie iniimiseil Hie Enjoy living on one floor. Large ranch in MT. Rd. new U & R 9 Rm. Contemporary " a security plan that may bring port city of 400,000 to its outskirts discuss with Syrian officials the storm this country” to lure Demo- Keinibliean.s "wnn'l tiirn oiir hacks Syrian troops back to his home- last summer following clashes and walk away " new area. Very quiet street. House was raised ranch. Main floor family rm. with stone 20 pooes, 2 sections ^3 question of security arrangements i rats to his banner, today accused fireplace and cathederal ceiling, formal living among local militiamen. between Lebanon and Israel, par­ Walter Mondale of writing off the Reagan, laying oiil an ainhilions built in 1980 and has 3 bedrooms, 2V2 Advice ...... 12 Today’s fighting, involving ar- Efforts by the committee and ticularly after the closure of the South and promised he will not eanipaign agenda, pledged In- lii rm., spacious dining rm, 3-4 bed rms., custom Business...... 20 tillery duels and exchanges of Karami, who devoted a great deal Israeli liaison office in Lebanon — "kiss it off. ” "barn.sloriii this eoiinliy Irom baths, fireplace and large pool. Call 646- Classified...... 18-19 rocket-propelled grenades and kitchen and eating area, 2 baths, treed lot, of time Wednesday night in tele­ the last official communications Expanding the re-eleetion theme slump to slump" lo win voles Irom 4040 today to see it. Priced at 94,900. machinegun fire, left three people phone contacts with the aim of link between the two countries. He he struck at a political rally in disaffeeled Democrats nice location $139,000 $73,900.00 Lottery ...... 2 injured, bringing the ending the ejashes, failed to check is also expected to rai.se the Texas, Reagan denounced the The appeal was similar lo Hie Lovely 5 Room Ranch. Attached garage with opener. New O b i t u o r l e s AO death toll to 18 killed and 70 the battles among militiamen of Lebanese cabinet's decision to stance taken liy the Democratic one Reagan made Wednesday Kitchen. Extra large living room. Large Deck. Beautifully Opinion...... 6 wounded since late Wednesday. the anti-Syria “ Islamic Unifica­ abolish the Green Line dividing Convention in Sun Francisco la.st when he told a Aiisl In audience that decorated!! Peopietaik ...... 2 State-run Beirut radio said Ka- tion Movement" and the Christian and Moslem sectors of week when Mondale was nomi­ Demoeratie leaders had given ...... Lebanese delegation Damascus-backed “ Arab Demo­ Beirut and expand the Syrian- nated for the presidency. "the liaek olthelr hand " lo popular ...... o accompanying him were greeted cratic Party" — popularly known U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE backed July 4 security plan to t "The other parly apiiarently Demoeratie Sen Lloyd Benisen of at Damascus airport by Syrian Edmund Gorman as the "Pink Panthers” because of hills east and southeast of ’ id;: thinks the South just isn't impor­ Texas, who was interviewed hy 156 East Center Street •••••••••••••••••••••• Prime Minister Abdel Raouf al the color of their uniforms. capital. REALTORS - MUITIPLI LISTING SLRVICL 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 tant this year, the South just Mondale as a polenlial riiniiing <)0.f Miiltllo Tuin(iiKv f.isi \f.uK hesUT ( tmn 0('0.f0 mativ Ii'l iJOl o-li; .10.10 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor G O P backs Wlllhide, Mercler Reagan arrived in AHanIa Wed 647-7653 nesday evening in a Hnindersloirn for a political stopover in .limmy Carter’s home lenitory. Hie only BEST SELLERS LIST Southern stale Reagan did nol Peck and Sadloski say they’ll force primaries carry in 1080 D.W. FISH REALTY CO. After Hie AHanIa rally, Reagan By Kathy Garmus petitions is 4 p.m. on Aug. 10. The was to fly lo New .lersey lo 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Herald Reporter primary would be held Sept. II. campaign among urhan, iiliie collar, Italian Catliolies a 643-1591 872-9153 Related stories Peck failed to receive the Two Republican candidates who committee’s endorsement once constituency Hial Democrats think were endorsed by their party appear on page 3 before and later won a primary. will have a s|)eeial aflinily lor Wednesday night will face prim­ Geraldine Ferraro, their vice ary challenges before they :an MRS. WILLHIDE, CHAIRWO­ presidential nominee appear on the GOP ticket this fail, MAN of the Manchester OOP’s Reagan's campaign press secre REDWOOD FARMS JUST USTED their opponents said. tfiry. Jairies I.ake, said Hie Demo­ Immaculate 3 bedroom colonial rests on a treed lot in cne ol 70’s been Republican registrar for over voter registration committee, was Baaulilully malnlained 3 bedroom ranch 2 lull baths, Swedish Registrar of Voters Frederick E. chosen over Peck by a selection eratie convention showed Hial the Manehesler a moat popular areas! 1 '6 baths, (amily room, fire­ fireplace. 268' deep lot with 20x40 In around pool. PLUS an 20 years. place and garaoe. $99 500 ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN Peck said he will seek a primary “ Maybe I haven’t done as good a committee July 19, but its decision South has heen east aside hy party F ' . ------Undei against the endorsed candidate, job as I could, but I always tried,” had been kept secret until Wednes­ leadi-rs Mary E. Willhide, while Betty Peck said after the vote tally was day. The selection committee "Jes.se ,la( kson reail out of Hie Sadloski said she will challenge announced by committee Chair­ “ decided to enthusiastically en­ party Southern Democrats ” wiHi Construction Jonathan L. Mercier for the party man Curtis M. Smith. dorse" Mrs. Willhide’s candidacy. his convention speecli condemning nomination for the 12th Assembly Chairman David Frost said. "Boll Weevils, " the name lor District seat. PECK QUESTIONED whether Mrs. Willhide’s nomination for conservative congressional Demo­ The Republican Town Commit­ the committee’s vote was repre­ endorsement Wednesday was se­ crats who helped pass Reagan's tee voted 50 to 9 to endorse Mrs. sentative of the townspeople. "I conded by Harry Reinhorn and economic program, i.ake said iir imi II Willhide’s candidacy and 18 to 8, think I will go to a primary," he Robert Albert, who both praised He said Reagan's trip to Atlanta with one abstention, to endorse said. Winning the primary would her dedication and hard work on was "to let them know we do want - Mercier. Whoever runs in the 12th amount to being elected, since behalf of the party, their support" and "to attack the SPLISH, SPLASH.... REDUCED fact tliat Walter Mondale eausi-ti h this gorgeous in ground pool and enjoy the elegance of 7 Anxious owner has priced this 3 bedroom Contemporary for District is expected to face incum­ each party elects one registrar of "M ary’s a winner, somebody spacious rooms and 2 full bathsi Covered rear porch and ERA immediated sale. High vaulted ceilings, 2 baths, fireplace and bent state Rep. James R. McCava- voters. that we know is going to increase Southern Democrats to lie read out BUYERS PROTECTION PLANI eO's more. nagh, D-Manchester, who is seek­ To force a primary, Peck must the Republicans in this town,” of the party. " U. R. Ranch ing a second term. obtain the signatures of at least 404 Albert said. Reagan made the same points at C.H.F.A. The endorsement of Mrs. Wil­ Republican voters in Manchester, In accepting the nomination, the festive Texas rally attended by Manchester 109,900 Manchester 89,000 lhide for party registrar came as or S percent of those registered at Mrs. Willhide said that one town ‘20,000 to 30,000 cheering partisans BIANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. 3 bedroom U.R. Built Ranch. Fully appli- Possible on this 3 bedroom Raised Ranch no surprise. Many members of the the time of the last election, said committee member had compared "With'all respect to millions of REALTORS anced kitchen with pantry. Large paneled Under Construction. Large lot in a highly town committee have been openly Town Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel. her to Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, fine, patriotic citizens who are Family rm with (Jathedral Ceiling and desirable area of Manchester. Act now to critical of Peck’s performance as Mrs. Sadloski needs 180 signa­ D-N.Y., Walter Mondale’s vice Democrats ... let us ask, were 189 WEST CENTER STREET those people in San Kraneiscotruly (Corner ol McKee) IS j F/C stone fireplace. 2 baths, 2 car garage. include your own Personal Touch. registrar, claiming that he has not tures, or 5 percent of the registered presidential candidate. been doing the job for which he Republicans in the 12th District. MARY WILLHIDE REGISTRAR FRED PECK representative of those millions of 646-2482 receives $8,000 a year. Peck has The filing deadline for primary Please turn to page 10 faces primary challenge rank-and-file Democrats across .. more than 20 years thi.s land, ” he asked. 6