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By Susan Vaughn Herald Reporter at nursing home The state 'governing board for interscholastic athletics Thursday unanimously backed a rule well Street employees start at $6.50 an change sought by Manchester public school adminis­ Bv John F. Kirch Herald Reporter hour. District 1199 represents workers trators that will allow gifted ninth-grade athletes who at Meadows in addition to homes in attend junior high schools to play on high school Recently unionized workers of the Hartford and Bloomfield, officials said. teams, Manchester High School Principal Jacob Crestfield-Fenwood Nursing Home The union delivered the 10-day strike Ludes said today. voted 38-9 Thursday to walk off their notice to the home’s owners last week, The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ jobs next week if the owners of the home announcing a strike would take place ence Board of Control, which Ludes chairs, took an refuse to negotiate a contract with Monday if the owners did not begin advisory vote at its monthly meeting at CIAC them, a union official said today. negotiations. Owners responded with a letter to employees that said negotia­ headquarters in Hamden to modify an eligibility rule Illl Bill Meyerson, communications di­ tions would not take place because the which had prohibited the ninth-graders from playing rector for District 1199 of the New union does not represent the feelings of on high school teams if there was an interscholastic England Health Care Employees Un­ ion, which represents 85 nurses’ aides the workers. team in their sport at their school. mniiiiiiiii “ The ball is in their court," Meyerson and maintenance workers at the home, Ludes said the Board of Control will seek reaction said there was a good turnout at the said. ’’They’ve broken the law. All we from CIAC members before a final vote in November. union’s meeting, where a secret ballot want them to do is negotiate.” Fox said the strike would be a long Ludes said he expects the response to be positive and SONDJFMAM.JJAS vote was taken. that the amendment will be adopted. If it is approved, one and that the union could support 1984 1985 He said the union, authorized as the new rule will go into effect for the winter sports bargaining agent by a 46-40 vote in workers for as long as it takes. season. December, has the full support of the ■ Fox said the union will draw from its national strike reserve fund. Meyerson Ludes said the Thursday action was based on a employees. Meyerson said workers will and Fox said they did not know how proposal from Jack Hanley, chairman of the CIAC's begin to picket outside the home Monday morning if the home’s owners much money each worker will get, but Eligibility Revision Committee. Ludes said he said that workers facing tougher stepped down from the chair during the lengthy do not agree to negotiate. But one of the owners of the nursing financial situations will receive more discussion and vote on the issue to speak in fa vor of the UPl graphic honrie said this morning that the union benefits. change. does not have the full support of the Meyerson said the union will go to the The Manchester Board of Education sent a proposal The U.S. savings rate fell to the lowest level on record in workers and pointed to the low number public for contributions, too, and will to the CIAC earlier this week, with the backing of the September as consumer spending soared and personal income of people who voted for the strike as an set up a financial committee to oversee the allocation of funds. school administration, to change the rule because rose, the Commerce Department reported today. Personal example. some athletes in Manchester’s two three-year junior "W e have 91 people in that bargaining “ When we have this strike,” Fox said, Income rose 0.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of “ it’s going to be a major commitment high schools were not finding enough competition unit," said Holland Castleman, an $3.2 billion. attorney who is one of the home’s three from our union. I think we’ll win if the from area middle schools which go only to eighth workers stay together.” grade. The ruling also put some Manchester High owners. "Thirty-eight people voted for a strike — thirty-eight out of 91... Less Fox said 30 percent of the unionized School teams, such as the wrestling team, in a position than 50 percent." workers are women who run single- of having to forfeit matches because it did not have Castleman said the strike, If it takes parent househotds. enough light-weight wrestlers. Spending on the rise place, would be illegal. He said the Owners of the nursing home fUed a Besides Manchester’s, there are 11 other school union did not notify federal and state contingency plan with the state Health systems in Connecticut that have three-year junior mediators in time before it delivered a Department Oct. 16, outlining how they will take care of the patients at the high schools and high schools. 10-day strike notice to the owners last but income siuggish week. nursing home during a strike, said Ludes described the revision as a "permissive Castleman said the union must give 30 Cynthia Denne, chief of licensure at the action’ ’ which allows, but does not require, local days notice of a strike to the federal department. school districts to take advantage of the change. The Bv Martin Crutslnger Consumer debt now stands at an M ^iation and Conciliation Service and She would not give specifics of the local boards will be encouraged to set their own The Associated Press all-time high of 19 percent of disposable the state division of Mediation and plan, but said the department will policies governing the ninth-graders participation, income, topping the old peak of 17.8 Arbitration. review it to ensure it meets the based on the new guidelines, Ludes said. WASHINGTON — Consumer spend­ percent set in 1978. “ They failed to do that,” Castleman standards of public health codes. The amendment includes the restriction that a ing soared in September as Americans’ With this high a debt level and the big said. The union has filed another complaint ninth-grade student who is allowed to play on a high auto-buying spree continued, but per­ dip in the savings rate, many analysts The owners have filed a complaint with the NLRB in Hartford charging the school team cannot play on a junior high team during sonal income gains remained sluggish, are worried that consumer spending with the National Labor Relations owners have not agreed to negotiate the same season, Ludes said. But the student could the government reported today. could soon plummet, thus seriously Board in Hartford claiming that the with District 1199. return to a junior high team for another sport. The combination of heavy consumer endangering the recovery. strike would be illegal. Castleman said Workers claim the owners said they Ludes said Manchester got more than it sought purchases and weak income gains left The Reagan administration has been the owners have asked the NLRB to rule would negotiate with employees and the because the amended ruling is not as restrictive and the personal savings rate at the lowest counting on good gains in consumer on the matter immediately and he said union when it was certified. would allow all ninth-graders to play on high school level ever, 1.9 percent of disposable spending to pull the economy out of the he is expecting a decision today. Officials for the hJLRB could not be teams at the local board’s discretion. The school income, the Commerce Department doldrums. District 1199 was certified by the full reached to discuss either complaint. board’s appeal said it would be willing to accept the reported. The big surge in auto purchases in the labor board in Washington, D.C., CIAC's conditions for eligibility. The report showed that personal last two months helped to propel overall earlier this month. Union officials have Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin, who consumption spending jumped 1.2 per­ economic growth to an annual rate of 3.3 said the owners of the Vernon Street has been a strong backer of the rule change, said cent in September, matching the strong percent in the July-September quarter, nursing home are required by law to today he was pleased with the CIAC action. The key to August gain. / the government announced Thursday. Inside Today negotiate a contract with them. the new policy which will be drawn up soon, he said, The two big increases were the result But many analysts questioned Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer tor will be the junior high school principals. of heavy demand for new autos, spurred whether growth will now slump in the . District 1199, said workers wanted to Ludes also said the CIAC Board of Control approved by attractive cut-rate financing pack­ final three months of the year as much 24 pages, 4 sections negotiate with the owners for better another eligibility rule change ’Thursday that will ages offered by automakers. While of the pent-up demand for autos has wages. He said the home’s employees Lottery, _ allow girls to participate in contact sports with boys at consumer spending has been a key been satisfied. Advice _ . 17 The administration, however, pre­ make less than workers who start at Area towna . Obituaries- the discretion of the local school boards. The new rule force driving the current economic ___22 Opinion _ fast-food restaurants. Fox said starting Bualneaa _ states that a school has the discretion to exclude girls recovery, economists are worried that dicted that restocking of depleted Clatalfled^ .22-24 Peopletalk. pay for a nurse’s aide at Crestfield is Comica. ___ 10 Sports from participating on boys’ teams when it can show consumers may soon begin retrenching inventories by business firms will take $4.55 an hour, while at the unionized Entertainment____14 Television _ that the overall sports program does not limit girls’ because of weak income gains and a up the slack from small declines in Meadows Convalescent Center on Bid- participation, Ludes said. record high level of consumer debt. consumer spending.

7 want one/ says GOP chairman Altered firehouse stickers anger town Democrats

Bv Kevin Flood ployed by aides of former Presi­ The red and white stickers Herald Reporter dent Richard M. Nixon in the 1972 distributed by the Democrats were presidential election campaign. altered, Cummings said, by rem­ At least 50 bumper stickers Noting that he paid $500 for the oving the words "Don’t” and reading “ Don’t sell, save” the original batch of stickers, Cum­ “ save” from the phrase "Don’t town’s controversial Buckland mings said: " I ’m not doubting’em sell, save.” The remainder of the firehouse were altered to read for being clever, but it’s sleazy. It sticker parts were then pasted BUCKLAND “ sell” the firehouse and handed took me a lot of time and money to back together so they would not out by an Eighth Utiiities District do those things.” look altered, he said. official Wednesday evening. De­ Cummings said the 50 original Among those who now have the h o u se mocrats charged today. stickers were taken from Demo­ altered stickers on their cars, FIRE cratic Headquarters Tuesday ev­ Cummings said, are Republican Democrat Theodore T. Cum­ mings, who designed and paid for ening by two teenage girls who said town directors Thomas H. Fergu­ the original stickers, charged they lived in the Bryan Farms son and Donna R. Mercier. Thursday that Eighth District section of town, which figures in Mercier protested the presence Director Thomas Landers handed the dispute over fire protection. ’So of the original stickers on town fire out the altered stickers Wednesday my father gave them the stickers,” department vehicles last month. evening at the Knights of Colum­ he said. “ We have always gotten a She argued then that the vehicles DON' bus lodge on Main Street. deal of support from the people in were being improperly used to Cummings, the son of Demo­ the condominiums there.” make political statements and BUCKLAND cratic Town Chairman ’Theodore The fire-protection dispute con­ town Fire Chief John C. Rivosa SELL! R. Cummings, said he did not cerns protection in the northwest ordered the stickers removed. actualiy see Landers handing out section of town. The town firehouse “ She has rightfully got to know” the stickers. But he said he iearned on Tolland 'Turnpike iies in the that the sticker on her car is an of it from reiiable witnesses. Eighth District, which operates its altered one, Cummings said. FIRE HOUSE When asked Thursday if he knew own fire department and has the Mercier could not be reached for anything about the altered right to protect Buckland. comment Thursday night or this stickers, Landers laughed and In the Nov. 5 election, townspeo­ morning. said: “ No comment.” Later ple will vote on a Democratic Ferguson confirmed this morn­ Thursday. Landers said that “The proposal that would forbid sale of ing that he has one of the new Eighth District wiil not take a the station, which is favored by stickers on his car, but said he was stand on this.” Republicans. The district is plan­ unaware it had been altered. Theodore T. Cummings, son of Demo­ Save" the town's Buckland firehouse “It reeks of Haldeman, Ehrlich- ning to build a fire station two lots “ I don’t know where it came cratic Town Committee Chairman have been altered to read "Sell'' the man, Segretti and the whole bag of away from the one owned by the from,” Ferguson said. “ Someone dirty tricks,” a iivid Cummings town and the dispute has been the handed it to me, and it reflects my Theodore R. Cummings, claims that his firehouse by those in favor of the said Thursday, referring to the subject of much rhetoric over the bumper stickers saying “Don't Sell, firehouse's sale. questionable campaign tactics em­ past few years. Please tnm to page 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18, 1985 — 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. »■ 1985 Woman fights Boy Scouts on sex bias Winners remain mystery GOP joins fight Feds OK BRAINTREE. Mass. (U P I) - Five winners, including a student and a grandfather, have to the Supreme Court’s decision allow­ work at claimed their share of the fifth rithest lottery After she was denied again in 1976, Scouts of America "in many capaci­ against town pian By Joyce A. Venezia ing women to become Jaycees. Because jackpot in U.S. history, but three lucky ticket she took her case to the state ties,” her said, “ but not in a scoutmas­ The Associated Press ter position, which works most directly the Jaycees organization — like the Boy holders remained a mystery today. Commission on Human Rights and Scouts — is public, "they did hot have with the boys. The first of 20 annual checks were handed out at Westhill MILFORD — A woman fighting the Opportunities, which decided in her the perogative to discriminate,” she lottery headquarters to the five smiling winners Boy Scouts of America to become the favor in January 1984. The Boy Scouts "A woman could head a local council said. Thursday, who arrived with family, friends and Candidates say PZC first female scoutmaster was to go challenge to that ruling is being heard in or even be president of the Boy Scouts of well-wishers. One winner came in a limousine. The expenditure of $400,000 has before a state judge today to argue that Milford Superior Court. America, for that matter," Davidson , “ The Boy Scout’s purpose is to “ It hasn’t really hit me yet,” said Lori should face the voters been approved by the federal “ as long as you have character, you can " I have an inkling we’ll do well,” Mrs. said. "The position of scoutmaster is at promote citizenship and to imply that Caouette, 20, a student from Ashburnham. Department of Housing and Urban lead a troop." Pollard said, adding she was prepared the bottom of the hierarchy.” men are the only ones who can impart "M aybe when I start spending it, it will hit me. I Development for work at Westhill to go farther in order to win. Mrs. Pollard’s attorney, Susan Bar­ that. Welt, it’s just an untenable didn’t believe it at first. I think it’s finally starting Gardens that will include mea­ But Catherine Pollard, 67. of Milford By John F. Kirch said Democratic candidate Peter George Davidson, a New York tholomew, said that Davidson is imply­ position,” Ms. Bartholomew said. to sink in." sures to prevent flooding in pledged Thursday to go all the way to Herald Reporter DiRosa, who was Republican attorney representing the Boy Scouts, ing her client should not be "rocking the Mrs. Pollard agrees. Eight people picked the winning combination ot basements. the U S. Supreme Court if she must. minority leauer on the board until also said the national organization will boat” because other positions are 1-2-6-10-19-28 drawn Wednesday to split a The Manchester Housing Au­ “ This has been going on 11 years, but "What is a male image, anyhow? A One day after many Manchester this spring. go as far as it can to win. available. record-breaking »21.714,520 jackpot, the biggest thority, which administers the I ’m going to be stubborn and live “ The fact is that she has worked with boy raised without a father is just as residents voiced oposition to the " I t ’s not a plan. It’s a proposal,” through to see it end," said Mrs. in the history of the Massachusetts lottery and Westhill housing units for the Davidson said the Boy Scouts believe this age group of boys and it’s the age masculine,” said Mrs. Pollard, who is proposed Comprehensix e Plan pf said DiRosa, “ We have a few Pollard. "Other youngsters may suffer fifth largest in the nation. elderly, learned of the HUD young scouts need a "m ale image." group she enjoys working with,” Ms. raising several of her grandsons whose Development at a public hearing, Republican candidates who have if we don't take care of this.” After taxes, each will collect $101,786 a year for approval at a meeting Wednesday "The Boy Scout program is for boys in Bartholomew said. " I t ’s like opening a father died. the Republican candidates for the nothing to do,” Mrs. Pollard first applied to be a Boy the next 20 years. night. the formative 11 to 14 age group," he restaurant and letting everyone in, but "The Boy Scouts said I had done a Three remaining winners had not come Board of Directors called a news Both Penny and DiRosa said Carol Shanley, executive direc­ Scout troop leader in 1974, and was saying that all women ha ve to eat in the super job and that I had all the conference to blast its density they had not read the plan and denied because the Boy Scouts organi­ said. “ The Boy Scouts desire to provide forward by late in the day, lottery officials said. tor of the authority, said prelimi­ basement.” qualifications, but they say I don’t proposals for housing. could not comment directly on it. zation holds that boys in their formative a male role model.” nary plans for the flood-prevention Women can be involved in the Boy Ms. Bartholomew compares the case instill character,” she said. years need a male role model. They also argued that members measures have been prepared by "O F COURSE this is a political Fuss and O’Neill, a Manchester, of the Planning and Zoning Com­ issue,” Republican Town Chair­ mission should be elected rather consulting firm. man Curtis Smith said at the news Shanley said the flooding prob­ than appointed. conference Thursday. “ An issue is Weather "Last night we saw people from lem has been present for years and an issue if a lot of people say it is an recently has grown worse. Peopletalk all over town who do not agree with issue. We didn't make it an issue, the plan of development," Republi­ Also at its meeting Wednesday, the issue was there. We have the MHA decided to seek state Today’s forecast can Minority Leader William J. offered a solution.” Diana said at the news conference funds to cover Texture 111 plywood Connecticut, Massachusetts The "solution,” Republicans siding on part of the Spencer Street Of Rambo, guns and Calvins ‘He got off light’ Thursday in his Main Street law said, goes far beyond the proposed and Rhode Island: Sunny most of office. “ We must maintain the housing project with vinyl. The Actor Sean Penn, fined »100 and given a 9^day plan of development. Smith and first 40 units of state-subsidized Calvin Klein gets criticized by people who find the day but some clouds moving integrity of our neighborhoods." others claimed that townspeople suspended jail sentence, "got off light on. in during the afternoon. Breezy housing project were sided with his advertisements too risque, but the designer The six Republican candidates are not happy with the way the PZC says they aren’t as objectionable as what kids see misdemeanor assault and battery charges, says and mild with highs in the 60s. Texture 111, but the 40 units built one of two British freelance journalists he in the Nov. 5 town election — has handled zoning over the last later were sided with vinyl. on television and at the movies. Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 Diana, Gloria D. Dellafera, few years and said members " I think violence on TV is far more destructive allegedly attacked. percent chance of showers in the The authority also will apply for In Nashville, Tenn., Penn was silent in court Eklward F. Boland, Jr., Donna R. should be elected to their posts — state funds to landscape its two than beautiful, sensual photographs,” Klein said Berkshires after midnight. Lows Thursday as his lawyer entered a no-contest plea Mercier, Carol McVeigh Lenihan not appointed. Spencer Street housing projects,; during a promotion tour in Boston. At a very early in the 50s. Cloudy and mild with 1 Members ot the PZC are cur­ to charges Penn assaulted the newsmen June 30 and Thomas H. Ferguson — said partly as a buffer between the' age children learn from television that "guns and showers likely Saturday. Highs they do not feel they should get rently appointed by the Board of detective stories and all this violence and when they tried to photograph him and rock housing sites and Interstate 384. in the 60s. involved in planning and zoning Directors. Four ot the five appoint­ adventure is glamorous," Klein said. singer Madonna, whom the actor later married. The funds, if the projects win, Maine, New Hampshire; issues until the public indicates its ments are made by the majority “ I almost think that some form of beautifui, “ I feel he got off light,” said photographer approvai, would come from $7 Mostly cloudy north and variable thoughts on them. But the candi­ party, in this case the Democrats. sexual advertising is better than guns and Rambo Laurence Cottreligh, who told police Penn hit him million the state has available for with a rock and whipped him with his own cloudiness elsewhere today. dates said the proposed plan, "There are no checks and rehabilitation of housing for the ... I think that’s destructive to our society and balances on that system outside of camera. “I didn’t expect him to go down very Highs 50 to 60. Mostly cloudy with 0 which would guide land-use deci­ eideriy. that’s what I worry about. I would prefer to see sions for the next 10 years, has taking it to court," incumbent heavily anyway.” a chance of showers north and The preliminary study of the photographs, commercials or film on TV that Director Mercier said of the PZC. Penn, who entered and left the courthouse by showers likely south tonight and become a public issue. landscaping plan is being done by have to do with sexuality and the beauty of love She said people can’t afford to go to tunnel, did not speak to reporters. He and early Saturday then clearing by The PZC, which has the soie Fuss and O’Neill. than machine guns, violence and death." authority to amend or pass the court in many cases and that Madonna also face a $5 million civil suit tiled by Saturday afternoon. Low tonight Showen coming our way Saturday A contract for altering the smoke the other newsman, Ian Markham-Smith, for policy guide, held its first public “ People feel they’re lossing con­ detectors at Spencer Village will in the 40s north and 50s south. Today: Sunny and mild with some afternoon cloudiness. Highs 65 to damages stemming from the alleged attack. hearing on the plan Wednesday at trol of their own destinies.” be awarded to Associated Elec­ High Saturday 55 to 65. 70. South winds increasing to 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Mostly cloudy Waddell School. The plan came Verm ont: M ixed sun and tronics of East Hartford for Sunny’8 side of the story and mild. Lows 50 to 55. Winds southwest around 10 mph. Saturday: under heavy fire at the three-hour “I THINK LAST NIGHT’S $31,890, the authority decided. The clouds. Becoming breezy and Cloudy and mild with a 70 percent chance of showers. Highs 65 to 70. hearing and received little support CROWD will certainly encourage The von Bulow affair from the woman’s point of mild today. Highs mid 50s to detectors, which have often been Today’s weather picture was drawn by Whitney Peterson, 9, of from the public. them to make changes,” Mercier activated by smoke from cooking, view is what journalist James Southwood is lower 60s. Mild and damptonight Rocker on probation Carriage Drive, a fourth-grader at Martin School. said. "But with all the time and will be relocated and modified to writing about in his book, “ Sunny: the Life and wih showers likely. Lows 45 to 50. RESIDENTS ATTACKED al­ effort they’ve put into it, I doubt Rock singer-composer Boz Scaggs, pleading no meet current fire code Times of Martha von Bulow.” Saturday showers in the morning most every aspect of the plan, but they’ll make changes," Herald photo by Tarquinio contest to drunken driving charges, has been requirements. "Her life is an upside-down fairy tale. She’s but clearing in the afternoon. concentrated most of their com­ The PZC and planning officials sentenced to three years’ probation, fined $800 The authority also learned that it been a non-person but she is not dead," Still mild. Highs 60 to 65. ments on the density proposals for have said that the plan is not final. Southwood said about the comatose wife of Claus and ordered to attend driving classes. will be billed $447.58 by the town for residential areas. Under the plan, Officials have said the purpose of Walking the line the cost of bolting down a bus von Bulow, the Danish jet-setter who was found Scaggs, 41, a hard rocker who achieved success the hearings are to make changes different areas of town would be shelter at Mayfair Gardens, a innocent earlier this year of twice trying to kill his with the 1970s disco hits "Lowdown” and "What in the plan. A second hearing on the Extended outlook designated for densities ranging housing project for the elderly on socialite wife with insulin injections. Can I Say," was arrested Aug. 12 after he from a high of 20 housing units per plan will be held Nov. 13 at Manchester High School junior John the Manchester Country Club. Wynn is a Southwood, who said he is about halfway allegedly ran a stop light and flunked a field Extended outlook for New North Main Street. The shelter acre to a low of one unit every two Robertson School, and others may Wynn takes the high road Wednesday as resident of Scott Drive. blew over when Hurricane Gloria through his projected 450-page manuscript, said sobriety test, police said. England Sunday through be scheduled, officials have said. acres. he walks along South Main Street, near hit Manchester Sept. 27. the book will tell "her life until the coma" and will Scaggs, who owns the Blue Light Cafe, a Tuesday; In contrast to the Republican Residents said they feared the It had been removed and re­ contain, he said, major new information about the popular restaurant, did not appear in court Connecticut, Massachusetts statements. Penny said he felt high densities — many of which are placed by a landscape contractor case. Simon & Schuster hopes to publish the book Thursday in San Francisco. proposed in areas currently zoned residents were generally happy and Rhode Island: Fair through who apparently failed to resecure next spring. to allow one to two units per acre — with the course of development in the period. Daytime highs in the it with bolts. A sum will be withheld 50s. Lows from the mid 30s to mid would ruin the environment and Manchester. He said the PZC has MHA still says no to Bennet from the payment to the .contractor 40s Sunday, the mid 20s to mid drive property values down. been responsible in its decisions to compensate for the cost of ‘Saturday Night’ relived 30s Monday and Tuesday. After learning of the news over the last few years. making the shelter secure again, conference, Democrats today at­ Both Penny and DiRosa said A chair for Cosmo Vermont: Dry and quite cool. Shenley said the members gave suggestions that the MHA manage Shanley said. There are two big names in the cast for the new tacked the GOP response to the they favored more development as The Manchester Housing Au­ Highs 45 to 55. Lows 25 to 35. no specific reason about why they the project. The town participated Shanley lauded the members of Helen Gurley Brown, who has been something "Saturday Night Live" — Anthony Michael Hall, hearing and said the six candidates long as it was controlled. thority has voted again not to Maine; Fair weather except did not want to manage Bennet. in the conversion of the former the authority’s maintenance staff of a female answer to Hugh Hefner, will have a 17, star of “ Sixteen Candles," and Randy Quaid, were taking advantage of public Penny said he would not jump on submit a proposal to manage the research professorship named after her at for the chance of showers or The authority had also declined the school building to apartments for their performance during the who appeared in "The Last Picture Show," "The sentiment against the plan for the anti-plan “ bandwagon” and Bennet Apartments for senior Northwestern University’s Medill School of flurries far north Sunday night management before the complex under a complicated bonding hurricane. She said three staff Last Detail” and “ The Long Riders.” political reasons. added that he was not for develop­ citizens and handicapped people. opened more than a year and a half arrangement. members remained overnight, one Journalism. The other members of the all-new troupe are and Monday. Highs in the 40s "They’re going to jump on any ment of only expensive, single­ The Community Development "Having an academic professorship endowed Satellite view ago. CDC has received several other at Mayfair Gardens, one at Wes­ Joan Cusack, Robert Downey, Nora Dunn, Jon north to 50s south Sunday, 30s bandwagon they can, if they can family homes. He said there were Corp., which administers the Main in one’s name is a great honor," said Brown, Maintenance and management management proposals for thill Gardens and one at Spencer Lovitz, Terry Sweeney and Danitra Vance, a north to 40s south Monday and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. shows shower find one,” Democratic Deputy places in town — separate from Street housing complex, sent a editor of Cosmopolitan magazine and the author problems at,the 45-unit complex on Bennet, according to Steve Erie, Street to take care of any problems former Bloomingdale’s saleswoman. Madonna from near 40 north to the low 50s and thunderstorm clouds pounding parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Mayor Stephen Penny said this single-family neighborhoods — letter Sept. 25 asking the authority of “ Sex and the Single Girl.” "I hope this Main Street became known managing director of the firm. that might arise. will host the season-opening show Nov. 9 and south Tuesday. Lows in the 30s Scattered rain clouds cover other portions of the Central Plains. morning, where multi-family homes could to respond as soon as possible if it professorship will have as its primary objective Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chevy Chase are Sunday and 20s Monday and These clouds are associated with a slow moving upper atmospheric “ There’s nothing to counter,” and should be built. wished to be considered as the through articles in the Herald in to inspire and encourage young people toward a expected to appear later in the season. Tuesday. managing agent for Bennet. August and led to the renewed career in magazine journalism. It is a profession storm over northern New Mexico. High clouds streak across New New Hampshire: Fair Bennet Housing Corp. President that is meaningful and rewarding and I would like England and the Southeast, while mostly clear skies are seen overthe weather. Highs in the 50s north to John FitzGerald had asked the the young people just starting out to know that." Far West. CDC to extend the request to the low 60s south Sunday, the 40s * DEMOCRATS FOR « housing authority. Some town Quote of the day Monday and 40s north to low 50s Political row erupts directors had also said the MHA WE DELIVER Assistant Senate Republican leader Alan south Tuesday. Lows in the 30s should manage the project. Simpson oh the Senate’s penchant for big Sunday and 20s Monday and If you haven’t received your After a short discussion at Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. i FERGUSON 3 spending: “ Here we are and we are much like Now you know Tuesday. over bumper stickers Wednesday night’s Housing Au­ weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, drug abusers in a seqse. Our opiate is green in thority meeting, the four members please call your carrier. If you’re r j The first submarinewas a leather-covered boat color. It is called money. We cannot say no. That present voted unanimously not to .unable to reach your carrier, call built in 1620 by a Dutchman, Cornelis Drebbel. is impossible for us.” Continued from page 1 The Republicans pushed this subscriber service. 647-9946, by 6 Across the nation summer for a referendum on a take on the Bennet management, according to Carol Shanley, execu­ p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. Saturdays ‘I vote for the per-)f Showers and thunderstorms town ordianace calling for the town views on the firehouse, so I put it on tive director of the authority. for guaranteed delivery. % will be likely from the southern my car. They don’t look changed, tp sell the firehouse to the highest son, not the party. plains to the lower and middle though.” bidder over $400,000. "Tom is hardwork-J Mississippi Valley. Rainshowers Cummings said Thursday that Their drive led to the subsequent Almanac he did not know who altered his will prevail from Kansas and Democratic petition drive to put A GOLDEN ★ ELECT ★ , . ^ ...y 1 ing and representsj eastern Nebraska through the stickers. But he said; "They didn’t the question forbidding sale of the 1 V H people of J middle Mississippi Valley, the even have the guts to come down firehouse before the voters. OPPORTUNITY JOEL D. Today is Friday, Oct. 18, the Great Lakes region and the Ohio (to Democratic Headquarters) Sparkling New ^ .L AAonchester!" J 291st day of 1985 with 74 to follow. and Tennessee valleys. Thunder­ and ask for them themselves.” “ The Republicans blew their "They’ve been saying all along 5" SUSAN The moon is approaching its first showers will be widely scattered petition,” Cummings said. “ Now 14KT GOLD CHAINS ______3 ^ they would stay out” of the dispute MROSEK MALO-SCHLEGEL quarter. from the Florida peninsula they’re reduced to securing our 15*" McKinley" - “ '-ley St..8t.. MancheiterManchester over the firehouse, Cummings said $10»» to ‘ 16** per gram BOARD OF EDUCATION The morning stars are Venus through South Carolina. Most of bumper stickers. These are the of Eighth District officials, "Now very same people who denied any and Mars. the nation will have high temper­ "FOR THE FUTURE OF they’ve reversed themselves.” complicity with the district." ‘G o ld en opportunity a The evening stars are Mercury, atures in the 60s and 70s. Highs ^THOMAS H. FERGUSON i Jupiter and Saturn. The town’s Tolland Turnpike " I t ’s a very cheap shot,” Cum­ CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN MANCHESTER” will be in the 50s across upper firehouse was built in the 197t)s. 80S Main St.. Manchester Paid (or by The Committee to ^ REPUBLICAN FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS } 'Those born on this day are under mings said of the altered sticers. "I )^ P e id for by The Committee to Elect Thornes H. Ferguson. Charlene Benito, Treasurer. Michigan and northern New Since then, the area surrounding it wonder about the character of Mon.-FrI. 9-5 / Sat. 9-3 elect Joel Mroaek, Paul S. the sign of Libra. They include Seybolt Jr., Treasurer^____ former Canadian Prime Minister England. Temperatures will has been annexed by the district, people like that. I wonder what 643-6295 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Pierre Trudeau in 1919, Greek reach the 80s from southern and which provides sewer service and they stand for. if anything.” actress and minister of culture central Texas across the Gulf During early Friday morning showers are forecast for parts of the volunteer fire protection to much Melina Mercouri in 1925, actor Coast states and the Tennessee Upper Mississippi Valley, the Lower Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley. of northern Manchester. Republican Town Committee George C. Scott in 1927, Lee Valley over inland sections of Showers are forecast for parts of the Southern Plains, the Central and The state Supreme Court has Chairman Curt Smith, however, Harvey Oswald, assassin of Presi­ California and across portions of Northern Mississippi Valley. Scattered showers and thunderstorms ruled that the district’s fire depart­ denied this morning that the 30 year Atlas Oil dent John F. Kennedy, in 1939, and the desert southwest. are possible In the Gulf Coast parts of the Southern Plains, the ment has the sole legal authority to Republican party had anything to ★ actresses Pam Dawber in 1951 and Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley and the Mid to Northern Atlantic fight fires in that area. Earlier this do with altering the stickers. Erin Moran in 1961. Coast States. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Minimum year, the town Republican party began a petition drive to force the He called the anger of the two customer continues High and low temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures in parentheses); sale of the town firehouse, but the Cummings over the bumper On this date in history: Atlanta 64(63), Boston 55(69), Chicago 55(68), Cleveland 57(70), LAST In 1776, the border between The highest temperature re­ drive failed. stickers an attempt to distract ported Thursday by the National Dallas 61(78), Denver 37(66), Duluth 40(62), Houston 64(85), Members of the Democratic voters from important issues in to laud service Maryland and Pennsylvania was Jacksonville 70(84), Kansas City 57(67), Little Rock 65(60), Los finally settled. Dubbed "The Weather Service, excluding majority on the Board of Directors this fall’s election, particuarly the CALL! Angeles 60(73), Miami 79(65), Minneapolis 32(65), New Orleans dispute over the proposed Compre­ Mason-Dixon Line,” it became the Alaska and Hawaii, was 92 argue that the firehouse still In the middle ol winter our oil burner was 71(89), New York 58(71), Phoenix 59(87), St. Louis 58(75), San serves sections of the town outside hensive Plan of Development. unofficial boundary between North degrees at Tampa, Fla. Today’s vibrating very badly and we called Atlas Francisco 50(66), Seattle 46(69), Washington 58(79). the district boundaries, including “ It’s awfully ridiculous to be and South. low was 19 degrees at West Oil to have someone come over Within Bryan Farms, ranting and raving about bumper FINAL 1 9 8 5 In 1859, abolitionist John Brown Yellowstone, Mont. one hour the Allas service man came led an abortive raid on the federal Theodore R. Cummings, the stickers,” he said. "There are over - It was the coldest night ol the arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, Va. He Democratic town chairman, today some very serious issues in this winter-and he found that the transformer CHRISTMAS CLUB was convicted of treason and Manchester Herald pointed to the altered stickers on campaign and they’re just trying was )usl about Id go He worked hard at hanged. the cars of Republican board to cause a distraction.” In 1959, the Soviet Union an­ Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher members and candidates as evi­ "But they do provide comic It. pulling in a new one and we were very 'm nounced an unmanned space vehi­ Lottery dence that they struck a deal with relief to the campaign,” Smith glad because we would have been m a bad PAYMENT DUE OCT. 19 district officials to sell the fire­ added. “ If I can get a hold of one I’ll way We have been satislied Atlas Oil cle had taken the first pictures of VOL. CV. No. 16 the far side of the moon. 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Wann. 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 convicted of treason and was hanged. people. Massachusetts daily; 5312. 4 MANCHESTER HERAl-n. Friday, Oct. 16. 1985 - i 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18, 1985 Pretoria Italy preparing m Executes : new government f I I'.’vY nationalist ROME (UPI) — President Fran­ his government in a caretaker cesco Cossiga set about forming a capacity pending the formation of » -SB,' a new government, which analysts PRETORIA, South Africa UPI) new government today to replace Socialist Prime Minister Bettino said could be a virtual carbon copy — Black nationalist guerrilla Ben­ of the old coalition provided jamin Moloise, who told his mother Craxi’s ruling coalition, toppled as a result of the Achille Lauro Craxi’s resignation placates he would go to the gallows singing, hijacking. Spadolini. was hanged today for the slay ing of “The polemical tone of the first a policeman. Craxi submitted his resignation American government reactions "Tell the world that we shall Thursday as doctors performed an could not fail to cause me the most overcome. Tomorrow I will spill autopsy on the body of Leon unpleasant surprise,” Craxi said my blood for those who remain Klinghoffer, an elderly and ailing in his speech to the Chamber of behind,” he told his mother when American slain during the hijack­ Deputies Thursday, “It also gave -she paid a farewell visit to him in ing. Doctors said Klinghoffer had me a feeling of bitterness, for the ■ Pretoria Central Prison Thursday. been shot twice — in the head and failure of a friendly government to ' Moloise, 30, was the first recognize all the Italian govern­ Herald photos by Pinto member of the outlawed African chest. An Italian magistrate said the ment did to solve with success a National Congress to be executed autopsy "greatly helped" the situation that was particularly Candidates for the Board of Education candidates Jo-Ann Moriarty, Terry since three ANC guerrillas were investigation of the case. critical,” Bogli, Frank Maffe and Joseph Campo- hanged in 1983. in the Nov. 5 town election are seated on A spokesman for the Klinghoffer Antonio Badini, Craxi’s diplo­ He was sentenced to be hanged the stage at llling Junior High School seo. Abpve are Republicans Anne family in New York said they matic counselor, said Washing­ Gauvin, David Dampier, Joel Mrosek at dawn at the Pretoria Central ton’s evidence against Abbas was Thursday night for a forum sponsored Prison for the slaying of Phillipus received an unconfirmed report and Bernice "Bunny" Cobb. that his body would be flown to “completely ridiculous." by the Junior Women's Club of Seiepe, a black security policeman He said the decision to release shot and killed in an ambush near New York Sunday for burial. Mnnrhftster. At left are Democratic Craxi, 51, presented his resigna­ Abbas "wasn’t a question of Pretoria in 1982. protecting a terrorist or holding a The prison staff refused to allow tion to Cossiga Thursday after a lengthy speech to the Chamber of terrorist. It was a very delicate Moloise's parents into the prison question of relations with Egypt, a when they arrived at 6 a.m today. Deputies in which he traced his government’s action on the hijack country that is very friendly and Mamike and Robert Moloise wa­ important” School candidates’ forum features GTB debate ited outside until 7:20 a.m., when drama from the day it started Oct. 7. foster staff development pro­ that the town gets the most for its they were allowed in to pray beside said that if the town develops a their son's coffin. Four Palestinians seized the By Alex GIrelll THE QUESTION ABOUT GTB dates said they favor a "pay-as- grams, seminars and conferences money. full-day kindergarten, it should be “We wanted to sing for our son Italian luxury liner Achille Lauro Herald Reporter funding was first posed by a you-go" approach over bonding for for both beginners and veteran Mrosek, a graduate of Manches­ UPI photo Waiter says capital improvements in the school phased in to build up gradually but they would not let us," Mrs. — with 511 people aboard — off the teachers. ter High School, for two terms was coast of Egypt and demanded the system. The school board is from a half-day. Moloise told reporters as she Minister Shimon Peres before their Board of Education candidates member of the audience to first­ Maffe said the Manchester a student representative on the Secretary of Defense Caspar Wein­ release of Palestinian prisoners in preparing a bonding proposal for Republican incumbent Cobb, a emerged from the newly built, pale he threw body Frank Maffe Jr. and Anne Gauvin time Democratic candidate Terry schools are excellent. He said 66 Board Of Education. He said that Pentagon breakfast meeting today. renovations to five schools that will former kindergarten teacher, said stone prison on Potgieter Street. berger (right) talks to Israeli Prime Israel. They surrendered Oct, 9 — engaged in a debate Thursday Bogli, who was asked to comment percent of the money that would be experience gave him an under­ come before voters next year. she does not see the need for a "This government is so cruel. after negotiations involving Italy, night about whether the town on the Republican charge, spent under the bond issue for standing of the operations of the into the sea Gauvin added that teachers' transitional grade between kinder­ This is t 'ally, really, really cruel,” Egypt and representatives of the should have spent more money on Bogli responded that the formula renovations to the five , schools salaries and programs could have garten and first grade. school system. she said. Palestine Liberation Organization education three years ago and thus for determining GTB allocations is would be dedicated to bringing the Cobb described her years in — and were promised safe passage ROME (AP) — A Portuguese been upgraded had the board spent But she said: "When we make After the hanging, the Moioises avoided a $787,000 loss next year in extremely complicated and in­ schools into conformity with cur­ teaching as "30 years of joy.” She waiter on the Achille Lauro was the $2 million. our mistake is in sending our sang the ANC anthem, "God Bless Peres injects ‘new vigor’ out of Egypt. funding from the state's Guaran­ volves towns' wealth, tax effort, thanked the audience for coming to quoted today as saying that he and Maffe, responding to Gauvin's chiidren to school too early." She rent codes. Africa," in a parking lot opposite U.S. planes intercepted an Egyp­ teed Tax Base grant. and educational needs. The grants Camposeo said he has seen many the meeting and said: “I hope tian airliner carrying the four the ship’s hairdresser were forced Maffe. a Democratic incumbent, are based on three-year-old data. comment about capital improve­ said she would favor requiring that the prison and raised their fists in a changes in education with man­ you'll find time to become a part of hijackers and two PLO officials to by hijackers to throw the blood- labeled as "baloney" a charge by Geoffrey Naab, an unsuccessful ments, said that if the town had a child be 5 years old by Sept. 1 of "black power” salute. dates for remedial work, as well as your individual school.” freedom on Oct. 10 and forced it to covered body of Leon Klinghoffer Gauvin and other Republican Republican candidate for the paid to improve older schools any year in order to enter Mrs. Moloise said a prison kindergarten. demands placed by new technol­ “I have the time and energy and warden told her "your son was into Mideast peace process land at a NATO base in Sicily. into the ocean. candidates that better planning by Board of Education in 1983, then "back then,” it would not have ogy and by parents. He said he and I truly care," Moriarty said when Italy jailed the four hijackers but Joaquim Pineiro Da Silva was the Board of Education could have posed the same question to Maffe. taken care of state code require­ brave” but did not say whether he his coileagues are committed to she addressed the crowd. Emphas­ released two PLO negotiators who quoted in Corriere della Sera. prevented the loss. That assertion Calling the charge "baloney," ments that have come into being sang. minded Palestinian leaders, peo­ COBB ALSO SAID kindergarten improving the quality of izing creative and innovative pro­ preference to the price of war, ” he were aboard the Egyptian plane Italy’s largest newspaper, as say­ was initially made by David Maffe said "One-hundred-percent since then. Police fired tear gas to break up WASHINGTON (UPI) - Admin­ teachers in Manchester group education. grams, she said good education added. ple that were elected to different ing two of the four Palestinian Dampier. a Republican incum­ hindsight is great." He said it is Gauvin countered that she feels a vigil by about 300 blacks who istration officials say Israeli with the hijackers. 'The United children and that the grouping does not just happen, but must be Today, Peres repeated his wil­ positions among them mayors of terrorists stuck a machine gun in bent, at a news conference clear now that if the town had spent bonding as an ongoing thing is a gathered late Thursday at the Prime Minister Shimon Peres has States said one of the two released helps make a transitional grade lingness to meet with King Hussein the most important cities, who are his back and threatened to kill him Monday. $2 million more on education than bad practice. REPUBLICAN NEWCOMER nurtured, Moioises' home in Soweto, the brought new vigor into the falter­ — Mohammed Abbas — was the unnecessary. Bogli said her goal is give people "to start discussing the serious sick and tired, in my judgment, of mastermind behind the Achille and the hairdresser, Ferruccio The exchange came at a forum in it did three years ago — the Mrosek cited his experience as a sprawling black township outside ing Middle East peace negotiations the tactics, postponement, evasive Gauvin, a candidate for a a chance to participate in the issues in a way to make a positive Lauro hijacking. Alberti, if they didn’t obey. the llling Junior High School equivalent of 3.3 mills in the tax OTHER EXCHANGES at the construction project estimator and Johannesburg. in pledging to consider “honorable position of (PLO Chairman doctorate in educational adminis­ said his chief interest is in cajjital educational process. "I know and direct” talks with Jordan. ' advance toward peace," Appear­ Craxi came under intense criti­ "He was flat on his face, with the auditorium at which alt eight rate — it would not lose the $787,000 forum concerned a variety of Earlier Thursday, Mrs. Moloise Yasser) Arafat," he said. tration, said parents should have improvements. He said informed Manchester and I know children,” Peres set down no public condi­ ing on the "CBS Morning News" cism at home and abroad for wheelchair turned over. There was candidates for election to the in GTB funds next year. school-related matters. met with her son in prison for the "I do believe that if the king input into decisions on curriculum. she said. “I have a vested interest program, he added, “if I’m not freeing Abbas. blood all around,” Da Silva, 27, school board gave short presenta­ Maffe said it would not have In answer to a question about decisions have to be made on fast time and carried back his final tions in calling on Jordan to "heed would decide to form a Jordanian But she said experts in education building improvements to ensure in the schools." wrong, the king is having second Giovani Spadolini, Craxi’s de­ was quoted as saying. tions and answered questions from made sense to spend $2 million to school structuring, incumbent De­ message: “The struggle must go and accept this sincere invitation” delegation which will comprise must make the best recommenda­ thoughts" about dealing with the fense minister and head of the "So Ferruccio and I picked up the audience. About 70 people save $787,000 even if the savings mocrat Camposeo said his prefer­ on. Nobody must fear it." for peace talks Thursday. Palestinians from the West Bank, tions they can. "We are ready to meet without Palestine Liberation Republican Party, resigned Wed­ the old American by the armpits attended the forum, sponsored by could have been predicted. ence is to group the seventh and She told repo'rters in Johannes- there is a fair chance they may join Maffe said seat belts are proba­ preconditions, without losing time Organization." nesday to protest Craxi’s decision and turned him around,” Da Silva the Junior Women's Club. Democrats don't plan the GTB eighth grades together in one unit. burg after tlje 20-minute visit, then and there is a fair chance the bly not needed on compartmental­ and at a suitabie location, be it Peres insisted that the discus-' to let Abbas leave Italy. His party's told the newspaper. "He was all Aside from Maffe, Democrats game," he said. "Why should we But he said Manchester is a few conducted through a glass screen PLO will lose in strengths.” ized school buses, although they in the maximum-security Pretoria Amman, Jerusalem or Washing­ sions do not have to include the withdrawal from the five-party covered with blood, so much that seeking election to the board are tax you for what we aren't going to years away from having to make a 4 ^ J\ n n u n t PLO in order to get representation Peres winds up his two-day visit incumbent Joseph Camposeo and decision about that matter. might help somewhat toward the prison, that he looked "strong, ton.” Peres declared. "We are coalition toppled the government we couldn’t figure out where he spend?" he asked the audience. from the Palestinians. today with meetings with Defense newcomers Terry Bogli and Jo- Gauvin. answering a question front of the buses. He said that with stronger than I have ever seen prepared to consider any proposal and prompted Craxi's resignation. was hit. We picked him up, he was “I believe that on the West Bank Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Ann Moriarty. Republican candi­ from John Tucci, said she favors small children, the belts might be a him." put forward by the Jordanians. Cossiga asked Craxi to maintain already almost cold." GAUVIN. A FORMER town there is a group of very serious- Secretary of State George Shultz. dates are incumbents Dampier teachers' union president who now offering elective courses like disadvantage. Mrs. Moloise also sang a song he "Let us hear the cost of peace in and Bernice Cobb and newcomers coordinates special education for music and art and argued that they He also said monitors would be Q -[fuV estL told her he wrote and would sing on Gauvin and Joel Mrosek. the West Hartford schools, ans­ do not have to be offered at the needed on buses for small children the walk to the gallows. A black Maffe, Camposeo, Dampier and wered that for the past several expense of basics like science and if the belts were installed and that reporter said it translated: "There Gauvin seek three-year terms that years, the Board of Education has English. the expense would be great. ■ are no more forests. There is no begin this November. The other needed to spend more money to Dampier said, that he hoped any Bogli said the one weakness she ; more darkness. I want no more.” four seek terms beginning in improve education. But she said further questions about the contro­ sees in the town school system is • -y<£ M a^s Church ■‘Rm U-31-Covoctru She said he was ready to die and November 1986. school budgets have consistently versial junior high school health lack of participation by parent that he remained committed to the GLENNEY In the Nov. 5 election, townspeo­ been cut by the Democrats in course "Focus on Wellness" will groups. 'Uctober I8^ - 6-p 'I’AA. ANC. ple can vote for two of the four power on the Board of Directors. be voiced. But he said a lot of time October l^th. - lOA.M. ~ 3 1?M. The ANC, based in Lusaka, candidates seeking terms in 1985 "Yes, we needed it in capital has been spent discussing the BEFORE TAKING QUES­ Zambia, issued a statement say­ and two seeking terms in 1986. The improvements,” she said of the course, which covers topics such TIONS from the floor, each of the ing, "Benjamin Moloise dedicated HOME CENTER three top vote-getters in each set money. At the news conference as birth control and suicide. eight candidates briefly addressed : his life to political objectives which are elected. Monday, the Republican candi- Democratic newcomer Moriarty the audience. Christmas dia>ratu>n$- Toy the whole world accepts as basic to Gauvin said she feels her expe­ Wood Crajis •'UnWQoods- human dignity and liberty. F or this rience as a teacher, union leader, crime, he is being taken to the instructor of teachers, long-time ^tmeiUd Itims-County gailows." The ANC — a black nationalist student, lobbyist and advocate for 'BaludCfiods AND Coventry campaign heats up education would all be helpful to ■ guerrilla group fighting to over- her as a member of the Board of ‘t>dkious 'foods served : throw South Africa's white minor­ STANLEY ity government and end its apar­ By George Layng Under the Republicans, “It's crisis of financial disaster.” Education. Come Dampier said he is a strong jftsk j^rSm our^iitthen• theid policies mandating 27% Off Herald Correspondent after crisis after crisis." he Batterson, countered that "the separation of races — claimed charged. Council acted responsibly, based proponent of staff development. He said the school system needs to responsibility for Selepe’s killing COVENTRY - A proposal by Walsh said there have never on the information it had, to take a but said another member carried 2 Week Delivery 25' POWERLOCK® Democrats to sponsor a debate been as many resignations from huge surplus and give it back to out the shooting. The guerrilla Oct. 29 has been rejected by the key positions as during the past those that have paid." group warned there would be Republican Party, but there is no two years. He said Coventry has histori­ reprisals for Moloise’s execution. W IN D O W R eg . *18.95 shortage of rhetoric as both parties "It is not the responsibility of the cally underprojected its revenues Appeals tor a last-minute re­ gear up their campaigns for the Town Council to manage the and overtaxed residents. He said prieve poured in from the United town election. town's employees, as Mr. Walsh an audit currently being done will Nations, the European Commun­ DISPLAY The proposal by Democratic has indicated,” countered Batter­ show that "the town will end up ity,. the British Commonwealth SALE PRICE Town Chairman Robert Walsh to son. "The council's responsibility with a secure surplus." countries, Scandinavian govern­ Come home to quality Come home loAndeisen.’ 33% Off hold a debate the week before the is to legislate and establish leader­ ments and Amnesty International. Nov. 5 election was rejected by his ship. The Republicans have done IN ANOTHER ATTACK, Walsh F Winnie Mandela, wife of jailed 6-8 Week Delivery Republican counterpart, Gregg this." accused the Republican council of ANC leader Nelson Mandela, ar­ Batterson, as a "political ploy.” "It is unfortunate, " he added, ignoring the contributions of volun­ R rived outside the prison about 7:30 Batterson said Republicans are "that under past Democratic and teers to the town. “These people a.m. today. She declined to speak willing to debate, but that that a some Republican Town Councils... that serve on committees and E to reporters, but a friend, Marina W E lAKE PANES M debate must be sponsored by an the council has chosen to manage 0.99 groups have not received respect." Bockel, said she had come "to TO SELL WINDOWS independent group. the day-to-day operations of the he said. E mourn Benjamin Moloise.” Batterson said that Board of town hall." Batterson the current According to Walsh, volunteers Nelson Mandela is in Cape THAT ARE ALL-ANDERSEN. Education candidates could not Republican Council does not oper­ have often been kept waiting by the < Town’s Pollsmoor Prison, in the eOSBIlKlps you do things right attend the debate proposed by the ate that way. councii and have received little 23rd year of a life sentence for Democrats because a meeting is He said the GOP will unveil "a cooperation with projects. treason and sabotage. scheduled that night. He also very detailed platform" Saturday “It's downright insulting. Voiun- M objected to having questions asked at 7:30 p.m, in the Grange Hall. teers get treated like dirt,” he said. m M ______SALE PRICE by the candidates. The program will cover four major U Another dies Walsh said the town’s large TH|E_O^R;I;G4^N;^ INSULATE R -ll 3 ‘/2" Unfaced Manville “Any debate with three areas — education, fiscal opera­ percentage of unaffiliated voters L members of each party posing tions, Coventry Lake, and planning will be a major focus of the in Cape Town NOW WALL INSULATION s u s s / questions is politically motivated. for the future, he said. Democratic campaign and iBuUleTiil) • 15', 88.1 S/F Roll...... 11 / 13'” per sq. ft. Voters should be the ones to bring He said the platform would claimed the party also has support C JOHANNESBURG, South ^^^avhirtpoal ■ath R -ll 3 ‘/z" Kraft ^ Manville questions to the candidates," he include the most specific proposals among dissatisfied Republicans. Africa (UPI) — A 30-year-old man said. ever made in Coventry by a "1 have talked to a number of H died today in a Cape Town hospital WALL INSULATION political party. Under the category Republicans disgusted with the after he was shot by police who • 15", 88.1 S/F Roll...... ‘14'V 16’ per sq, ft. DEBATE OR NO DEBATE, the of education, he said, the platform council," he said. used tear gas on a mosque for 15% OFF » 23", 135.1 S/F Roll...... »21” two parties continue to level will call for incentives for teachers Both town chairman said their people of mixed race in the Athlone charges at one another. In their to promote excellence, a greater parties will spend around $1,200 black township. ALL TUB WALLS R-19 6 V2” Unfaced Manville attempt to recapture control of concentration on core curriculum, during the campaign for signs, The man, Abdul-Karrim Fridie, ATTIC INSULATION both the Town Council and Board a building program to repair brochures and headquarters oper­ died of wounds sustained when of Education, the Democrats have • 15", 49 S/F Roll...... ‘12'V 26' per sq. ft. school facilities, and modernizing ations. They said most campaign­ police held the mosque under siege « 23", 75.1 S/F Roll...... »19” acccused Republican office administrative procedures so the ing would be door-to-door. for more than an hour Thursday. A holders of mismanagement and school system is cun more like a policeman was seriously injured in R-19 6 '/2" Kraft Manville piaying politics. business. an exchange of fire with a gunman 2 Models To Choose From The Republican candidates for i Heavy Duty, 12 Gauge Steel ATTIC INSULATION Construction in the crowd of about 3,000 at the Standard Reg. 899.95 the Town Council are incumbents “ WE’RE NOT JUST blowing Fire Calls mOsque, and two other civilians • 15", 49 S/F Roll...... *13”/ 28' per sq. ft. Phillip Bouchard and Michael smoke in the air," said Batterson. ' Side Feed Chipper were wounded. • 23", 75.1 S/F Roll...... *21»* Cleary, former members Leonard "You can promise the world — but for Limbs Starting Michael Hornsby, a reporter for Giglio and Douglas Whipple, and you have to deliver," something he Manchester ' Reduce Leaves, Twigs, at the Times of London, was among •^00 Sale *699** V Thomas Sparkman.'They will face said the Republican-led Council Prunings and Vegetation those injured by shotgun fire at the Democratic incumbents Kenneth and school board have done. Tuesday. 7:51 a.m. — false into Rich Compost or Mulch mosque, but he was released after Donovan and Sandra Pesce, "We have dealt with problems alarm, Waddell School, 163 Broad 459 Insulate-it-yourself > Mix Humus and Soil * . treatment in the hospital. Grande Reg. 1395 former member Joan Lewis, and plaguing the town for decades,” he St. (Eighth District). > Chips Limbs up to UA” 4 hp At least 11 people have died in <9 Manville insulation. Richard Hines and Patrick said, "and have resolved those Tuesday, 10:20 a.m. — medical in Diameter four straight days of renewed Flaherty. problems.” call, 37 Hollister St. (Eighth rioting in segregated black and For the Board of Education, the However, Walsh charged the District, Paramedics). mixed-race townships around ^^''’Isale *1100®" 10 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Democrats are running incum­ Republicans with looting the Tuesday, 12:24 p.m. — burning Cape Town. bents Jean Bachand, Lawrence town's financial reserves. "They leaves, West Center and Cooper SHRED - CHIP - COMPOST - MULCH President Pieter W. Botha, in an Mickel and Judith Halvorson, have seriously jeopardized our streets (Town). interview published today in the along with Andrea Ader. Their credit. Two major snowstorms will Tuesday, 1:48 p.m. — medical ------z \ British Daily Telegraph news­ 336 North Main Street HOURS: opponents are incumbent Chair­ wipe us out.” call, 102 Progress Drive (Town). W. H. PREUSS SONS paper, warned Commonwealth Mon . Tue*., Wed. 8im-6pm . man Richard Ashley, incumbents ■The Democratic leader said the Tuesday, 2:59 p,m. — smoke nations against the application of W. G. GLENNEY CO. Manchester. Conn. Thurt., FrI. ’til $:30 l_ Richard Frye and Patricia Wat­ OOP's opposition to increasing detector, 58 Queens Court (Town). 228 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 6 & 44) Bolton economic sanctions against Preto­ Sat Sam-Som son and Andrew Brodersen, taxes, which he called "highly Tuesday, 9:44 p.m. — outside ria’s white minority government 649-5253 SALE ENDS OCT. 26 The Democratic battle cry is motivated by p o litics," has trash fire, 263 West Middle Turn­ • 643-9492 and its policy of racial segregation “stability," according to Walsh. brought the town “to the precipice pike (Eighth District). 1 known as apartheid. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 18, 1985 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18. 1985 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor Strikers Philadelphia man receives OPIWIOW James P. Sacks, City Edit^ .. blaming the first Penn State heart

HERSHEY. Pa. (UPI) - Doc­ suffering from severe heart No donor heart was' available tors at Hershey Medical Center failure. this morning when the surgery was Cognac a part of quake survival kit lacocca today implanted a temporary Throughout the week he had started, so the artificial heart was Jack artificial heart into a Philadelphia received heart medication and was used. man in the first use of the new Penn sustained by an intra-aortic bal­ lounge knew what was happening and all HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (AP) Mandia is single and was em- TOKYO — For many years 1 have visited — Layoffs from a Chrysler Corp. State heart. loon pump. Hershey spokesman ployed as a recreational worker by conversation stopped. Everyone stared into the Anderson various earthquake-prone areas of the giobe supplier are the first casualties of a Anthony Mandia, 44, went into Carl Andrews said Mandia’s gen­ the Philadelphia Department of middle distance — perhaps unconsciously trying without ever managing to be on the spot when 3-day-old walkout by 80,000 auto­ surgery at 4; 30 a.m., becoming the eral condition had improved but Recreation until his health pre­ to comp fixed visual reference point in one of these exotic events occurred. Californians workers and some strikers say 10th person to undergo an implant. his' heart was still failing when vented him from working. a world that was slipping its moorings. Soon Chairman Lee lacocca has be­ "According to a spokesman in surgery began. and Japanese seem to take them for granted, The Penn State heart is similar WUliam trayed the loyalty they showed the operating room, the operation A call for a donor heart went out cheerfully reminiscing about the great majority enough — I would have guessed 10 seconds, but in design to the Jarvik-7, It is when the carmaker faced is going well,” said Roger Willi­ through the Delaware Valley most people called it 30, and seismologists powered by two air hoses to run to a that do no particular harm and clucking their Rusher bankruptcy. ams, a spokesman for Pennsylva­ Transplant Program as soon as counted it as 60 from beginning to end — the beside air compressor drive unit tongues over such disasters as the recent "k iller “ We took concessions and what nia State University and its Her­ Mandia was transferred to room settled down. Not so much as a glass had Perks aren’t quake" in Mexico City. did they do? They slapped us in the shey Medical Center. Hershey. larger than a bed. fallen off a ledge — though the fronds of a / I often tried to imagine what an earthquake face,” said Allan Dean, a 21-year The operation at the center, willowy flower arrangement were still waving Chrysler worker who repairs en­ founded 20 years ago with $50 would feel like, and how I would react. Several back and forth, as if to assure us that we hadn't created equal gine cylinder heads. million from the Hershey Founda­ times when I have been in one of the known a lot depends on exactly where you happen to be imagined it all. Conversation resumed, Chrysler autoworkers, who gave tion established by the chocolate Health care workers "danger zones" a news report would assert that punctuated by sharp laughter that sounded as up an estimated $1 billion in maker, was expected to be com­ a tremor had been felt at such-and-such a time, when the quake hits. I was com fortably seated on a bar stool in the though inspired by relief. in Washington concessions to help the carmaker pleted sometime between 9:30 but as luck would have it I was always asleep, or survive its 1979 brush with bank­ a.m. and noon. cocktail lounge of my Tokyo hotel, having an contract AIDS virus somehow just didn't notice it. The next morning’s English-language Tokyo ruptcy, “ feel betrayed” by la­ The surgery to replace Mandia’s after-dinner cognac, when the God of newpapers assured me that the city had come WASHINGTON — This country was founded on the cocca, said Wilbur Spencer, presi­ failing heart was being performed Now, however, I am an expert, having been in Earthquakes finally decided to put on his act for CHICAGO (U PI) - The first The three workers were not part through with flying colors. There were very few concept that all men are created equal. But in dent of United Auto Workers Local by Dr. Wiliam Pierce of Hershey Tokyo at 9; 26 on the evening of Oct. 4. That was me. The lounge is slightly below ground level 227 at Chrysler's Detroit glass Medical Center, the inventor of the three confirmed cases of U.S. of a high-risk group foi AIDS and injuries, alnhost no dam age or fires and only Washington. D.C., 200 years later, this principle has when the Japanese capital was struck by what (the hotel is built on a gentle slope), so I was plant. Penn State heart. The device was health care workers acquiring the had not had sexual contact with an precautionary disruptions of train, subway and somehow evolved into a system of privilege that seismologists later declared was the sharpest spared the sensation of swaying, which is often Meanwhile, the 3-day-old strike approved by the Food and Drug AIDS vihus from accidental needle infected person, said Dr, Stanley air service for an hour or so. Nevertheless, 77 would do credit to the late, unlamented Austro- \ H. Weiss of the National Cancer earthquake to hit the city in 56 years. According experienced on the upper floors of skyscrapers. by 70,000 workers in the United Administration in March and joins punctures underscores the need percent of Tokyo residents who were polled for "vigorous" steps to protect Institute, located outside to them, it measured 5 out of a possible 7 points On the other hand, 1 was well positioned to feel Hungarian Empire. States and 10,000 in Canada forced the Jarvik-7 as the only artificial admitted to being “ terrified.” ' The perquisites of office — known and understood hospital employees from the dis­ Washington. on the Japanese earthquake scale, and 6.2 on the what was going on in the ground itself. layoffs at C i F Stamping Co. of hearts approved for implants. by everyone here as “ perks” — run the gamut from Grand Rapids, which makes metal The Penn State heart, designed ease, a new study says. Two of the workers tested open-ended Richter scale. The basic sensation was that the entire room And your intrepid reporter? parts and plastic bumpers. It will and manufactured at the medical In an editorial accompanying a positive for AIDS antibodies but was wobbling — gently and irregularly, but Pure ignorance, plus a relatively slow reaction the aristocratic (chauffeur-driven limousines) to the bourgeois (office pantries) to the almost proletarian furlough 155 of 550 workers. center, was designed to remain in a study in this week’s Journal of the had not yet developed acquired QUESTIONING JAPANESE FRIENDS immedi decisively and persistently. This way and that, time, together can be wonderfully soothing. I Chrysler is estimated to be American Medical Association, a immune deficiency syndrome. A (free junkets to the beach). critically ill patient for only a ately afterward, before the scientists weighed in, this way — no, that way again — with perhaps a was probably a few seconds later than most of losing $15 million a day in profits matter of days or weeks until a San Francisco health official also third did not test positive for the Whatever the level of perks, one feature is common! I got a somewhat different reading. Asked to iittle up-and-down motion thrown in for good the locals in noticing the early tremors (hence and supplier layoffs are expected human heart can be found for advocated finding and testing the virus but apparently transmitted it 8 the fierceness with which they are guarded and classify this particular quake, on the basis of measure. No rumble — at least, none that I my shorter estimate of the quake’s duration), to mount elsewhere within days. transplanting. sexual partners of AIDS patients to to her sexual partner. exploited. their own previous experience, as "sm all," could hear; just that disconcerting wobble. and it was all over before I could generate any In Canada, where United Auto The Jarvik-7 heart being used by slow the spread of AIDS. A positive lest for AIDS antibo­ Silly as it may seem to people living in the reaj National Cancer Institute re­ "medium" or "large, " they almost unanimously apprehension. So just call me Cool Hand Luki — Workers of Canada President UPI photo Dr. William DeVries at Humana dies does not mean a person will searchers Thursday reported they described it as only "m edium -large." Probably W ITH IN SECONDS, E V E R YB O D Y in the and bartender. I’ll have another cognac. world, one of the most treasured status symbols in Robert White and Chrysler Canada Hospital Audubon in Louisville, become ill with the disease. But had confirmed the AIDS virus Washington is the privilege of choosing a work of art to Ltd. chief bargainer William Dr. William S. Pierce, Pennsylvania State University Ky., is sewed in patients’ chests on people who test positive for AIDS entered the systems of three decorate one’s office and having it properly framed at Fisher met privately in Toronto for a permanent basis. are capable of passing the virus to 10 minutes. White said he believed professor of surgery and chief of the division of artificial hospital workers accidentally government expense. Mandia was transferred to Her­ others through the exchange of lacocca was responsible for lack of organs, holds the artificial heart that was to be implanted shey from Nazareth Hospital in pricked by needles used on AIDS Editorial body fluids. a settlement in the dispute. in 44-year-old Anthony Mandia of Philadelphia. Philadelphia Monday when he was patients. IT CAN BE ANYTH ING from a snapshot of the "Somebody's got the agreement office occupant with an even bigger big shot to an on hold, for whatever reason,” he There’s no link inspired squiggle from junior’s kindergarten class. If said. the bureaucrat can get it mounted and framed at Similar sentiments were voiced taxpayers’ expense, it shows he or she has clout. You on picket lines and in union halls. between sewers might almost formulate a law on the subject: The . “ There's no serious effort to more trivial the object framed, the more important drive toward a settlement,” White the perk-pusher. said. "There’s no momentum here at all today. At this point, it’s sort G R O S s m R n ' s Our associate Tony Capaccio has been looking into and town plan of like hitting your head against a the situation, and he has turned up some examples wall to get a headache." If one listens to its many opponents, the that would boggle Thomas Jefferson's mind: White has maintained that pro­ f^n(^evRns p r o d u c ts comPRnv town’s proposed Comprehensive Plan of • June Koch, an assistant secretary at the gress was being made towards Department of Housing and Urban Development, sent Development provides good reason to fight reaching a new contract when, the visual-arts office a pencil caricature of herself for four hours before the strike dead­ everything related to the possible future framing. It had been drawn by a Soviet housing expert line at midnight Tuesday, bargain­ expansion of Manchester. at a conference she attended last May. ing progress was halted by the Although the opponents have some valid Somehow, the cartoon got lost in transit. Her company. Spencer said many workers reaction was worthy of Ivan the Terrible. Siberia criticisms of the plan, most of which came out were financially unprepared for at a public hearing the other night, they are beckpning, the visual-arts staff conducted a long the strike, but “ now, they’re the going overboard in their zeal to battle search, and Ms. Koch’s own staff had a day-long, ones saying, 'Hey, I ’m ready to development. top-to-bottom shakedown. "They still haven't found stay out longer.’” the damn thing," a HUD spokesman said. In the United States, UAW Two things are of particular concern. • No one is ever likely to confuse the U.S. Tax Court negotiators prepared to leave town Energy Savers The first and most important is the false with Florence under the Medicis. But in 1974, each tax tonight for a meeting of top local link being drawn between the development court judge was given $2,000 during a relocation to buy union officials in Huntsville, Ala., site of two major Chrysler elec­ plan and the Election Day referendum on the art to decorate the walls of his private chambers and proposed sewer project. The second is the tronics plants. outer offices. The selections included $400 paintings', The UAW’s 170-member for the Bargain Hunter in You c highly inappropriate petition drive to force $100 prints and $600 tapestries. These yard-sale, (Chrysler Council, made up of the resignation of the town planning director. bargains evidently delighted the judges to such an (iresidents and other officials of Energy Savings When townspeople enter the voting booths extent that in 1979 they voted to give new judges $2,000 union locals nationwide, reviews tentative contract settlements and Nov. 5, they will be asked whether Manches­ too — and last year they voted themselves and additional $2,000 apiece. Temporary judges had to bears much of the burden of T 1 Receive Tax ter should issue up to $14.3 million in bonds for make do with a lousy $800, but that can buy some persuading rank and file members Credits lor in- upgrading and expansion of the sewer plant Norman Rockwell reproductions and Currier & Ives to vote. stalling energy T The group won’t have an agree­ vft n g T X x q iX y saving materials on Olcott Street. Rather than going away, prints. •upio.rooowxcHAs. such as: Insula­ ment to examine at the present • Such is the ingrained attitude of the perk fanciers The project, which will cost a total of $26 pace of talks. tion. Storm/Thernhal Doors-Win­ million, is both necessary and economically that when Paul Cooksey, a deputy assistant treasury ' UAW President Owen Bieber dows. Caulking/Weatherstripping timely. The town is under state and federal secretary, tried to curb the memento-framing cind his bargainers' met with of exterior Doors/Windows. Clock Thermostats. Insulated Foam Pan­ orders to upgrade treatment at the plant by graft has become honest practice, employees complained. What did he do to Chrysler at headquarters here all draw this self-righteous indignation? Simply issue a day Thursday. els. Water Heater Blanket and the end of 1988 so that the Hockanum River is much more Take advantage, Dec. memo in April stating that “ in the future no more Without a tentative agreement, fit for swimming and fishing. 3 1 .1 9 8 5 is your last chance for a statement denouncing the Jour­ items of a personal nature will be framed by the the meeting will become a strike Not long ago strategy session. The union is a Tax Credit. Despite what the critics are saying, voters nal’s "unfair and unsupported carpenter’s shop” except for such documents as the officers of demanding a contract giving should give their full support to the project innuendoes.” Somebody should presidential or departmental'commissions, appoint­ t h e state Chrysler workers wage and benefit this year. Waiting will endanger federal and ments or other formal papers. branch of a na­ explain to Freddie that an in­ parity with those at General nuendo is an oblique insinuation; The response may have been grudging, but it was state grants that could pay for well over half tional trade as- Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. gratifying; The amount spent on framing dropped the work and may force townspeople to bear s o c i a t i 0 n Nicholas what The Journal did to Congress­ from $2,992.80 the month before Cooksey's directive to the entire cost of the project. And if the town placed an indig­ man St. Germain was a point- Von Hoffman blank, double barreled fusillade to $69.60 in August. Between October 1981 and April 1985, doesn't comply with the orders, it will nant phone call Typhoon the department had spent $45,000 on framings.' to their head­ the gut. Nothing less than that probably face a lawsuit it has no chance of would draw a response from • On rare occasions "perkomania” is overcome by winning. quarters in Wa­ shington, D.C. Freddie; if you hit 'im with old-fashioned egomania. Rep. Fernand St. Germain, bears down Furthermore, the tie which the critics are One of the two innuendo he’d never feel it. D-R.L, laid out $5,000 from his campaign fund for a portrait of himself by New York artist Everett MANILA, Philippines (U PI) — drawing between the plan and the sewer United States senators in their cies which are supposed to super­ You must hit Freddie with a Raymond Kinstler, to hang in the hearing room of the A powerful typhoon bore down on project is entirely without substance. western stale had told them it vise them. two-by-four to get his attention in a Ihe main Philippines island of As things stand, the plan remains in draft would cost them a $5,000 "contribu­ House Banking Committee, which St. Germain has THE THRUST OF the paper’s likely he’s going to think the money Luzon today, bringing heavy rain form and faces further hearings before any tion" to gel an appointment with headed for many years. accusation is that Freddie has and perks just naturally should be and causing mudflows but veering him. away from the crowded capital. vote can be taken. The mass opposition to its gone from a congressman who his. If you get your gluteus Food for Thought The weather bureau said Ty­ housing density proposals is certain to be The local people wanted to know arrived in town in 1961 with nothing maximus osculated as long and as The government's import quota on sugar is costing phoon Dot’s maximum winds reflected in the final document passed by the what national headquarters loud as publicly as men and women but lint in his pockets to a American consumers $5 billion a year, according to a weakened from 150 mph to 137 mph thought they ought to do. Without who have been in office for years, Planning and Zoning Commission. matter like this because he’s of a recent study by Citizens for a Sound Economy. as it neared land. hesitation, headquarters replied obviously you should never buy an But the PZC already has approved almost large class of politicians who go Though only 1 percent of U.S. farmers grow sugar, the It was expected to hit eastern that they would go halvsies on the airplane ticket again — like Tip Luzon’s coastal province of Quezon enough development to tax the current into politics primarily to get government decided to protect them by cutting sugar money and put two of their people O’Neil and Strom Thurmond by midnight and pass close to capacity of the sewerplant. Failure to expand ahead. It’s a business with them. imports in half. This, the study shows, raised the price on the next plane west because the They’re not going back on any who’ve recently been caught tak­ Manila early Saturday. of sugar from 3.5 cents to 21 cents on the world market ' Forecasters said Dot changed the plant when the treatment process is same senator charges $25,000 for idealistic beginnings, selling out or ing free airplane rides. Does and costs the average American family $100 a year on ’course slightly, sparing the city the upgraded makes little sense and eventually the same appointment in anybody above a certain level in betraying a cause. its grocery bill. In addition, the quota hurts brunt of the storm. Its new path would bring all development to a halt — not Washington. The only cause a politician like any branch of the federal govern­ sugar-growing Caribbean countries the most, making -would also divert it from the just the residential development about which Freddie has is Freddie. Sure, a guy ment pay for his own vacation any United State’s vital military instal­ In the bad old days of ward it tough for them to repay the hundreds of billions they the plan’s opponents are so concerned. like Freddie has as schtik for the more? lations, swinging it south of Clark heeler politics 60 or 70 years ago, owe U.S. banks. voters; Freddie comes on as a Air Force Base and north of Subic m i v As for the petition drive to force the Of late there’s been a minor Minvilia Knit there used to be something called consumer champion, but that has Bay Naval Base. ATTIC INSULATION resignation of Planning Director Mark furor over "Boogalob Bill" Alex­ "honest graft.” Honest graft might about as much relationship to the Watch on tha Pentagon Emergency crews were mobil­ • 15", 49 S/F...... 13.23 Pellegrini, it should be dropped immediately. ander, the Arkansas congressman or might not have been lawful but essential Freddie as any script has Defense Department Inspector General Joseph ized as Manila’s 8 million people • 23", 15.1 S/F...... 20.11 Those who are conducting it are merely time honored usage had made it to the actor who’s reading it. You who took a free $50,000 government Sherick is suspected by investigators for Rep. John went on typhoon alert. Before Dot weakened, it carried seeking a scapegoat for their anger at the acceptable, if not to the college gotta read the words out loud, plane ride to Brazil last summer. Dingell, D-Mich., of hyping his record of “ 39,000 the strongest winds to enter the proposals in the,comprehensive plan, which educated reform crowd, then to the preferably with feeling, to gel your criminal cases” initiate since January 1982, as he eyes of its recipients. Honest graft Usually they get the trips, the -Philippines archipelago since Ty­ was drafted with input from members of the money. Whitewater raft floats, the hunting boasted in a press release. The suspicious congres­ phoon Joan killed 575 people with endures in Washington but in this PZC and others. weekends and spa excursions from sional sleuths think Sherick included such Junior peak winds of 171 mph in October middle-class age, honest graft is THE LONGER A POLITICIAN Tracy crime-buster cases as an $18 travel voucher -1970. Typhoon Ike killed 1,450 This doesn’t mean the opponents to the plan too gross a term for it. Will the private sources! Some do it without stays in Washington the more style, but certainly not without overpayment. $46 in excessive tips claimed on -people in the southern and central should be ignored. Rather] they should seek to right honorable ladies and gentle­ Philippines last October. multimillionaire; he did so. The substance — I ’ll take mine in cash, another expense account, $26 in unauthorized advance their views through proper chan­ men accept the expression "legal Minvilla i l l i r W ta i Journal says, thanks to buying thank you. They do it in the form of long-distance telephone charges and $5 discrepancies bribery?” 2’x8’x1” Insulating 10'x25’x4 Mil Thick nels: public hearings and their choices on business property with bank loans lecture fees, or payments for ghost in the receipts of Army and Air Force move theater Reg. 10.49-Aluminum W AU INSULATION Election Day. The PZC, which must act on worth more than 100 percent of the written articles in trade publica­ cashiers. ★ ELECT ★ BASEMENT COMBO WWD. Ox a mil If Iq im uiibii iagiON. FOAM PANELS CLEAR POLYFILM Such is the charge The Wall Use behind gypsum, paneling Ideal vapor barrier, drop cloth any plan, is appointed by officials who must purchase price. There are other tions, or friendly bank loans or a 32”x14” White Prehung. • 15", M.1 S/f...... 11.01 Street Journal recently leveled JOEL D. • 4 x8'x1" Reg 5 99 4 99 answer to the voters. against Fernand (Freddie) St. allegations concerning favors fora hundred other ways that help an Mlnl-editorial • rill....IMS •ria..Ji.is A vote against the sewer project is a vote Germain, Rhode Island’s own loud Florida savings and loan in which office holder to get comfy and stay While most scientists familiar with the acid rain against the taxpayers of Manchester. And mouthed vulgarian, the man who Freddie subsequently invested and out of jail. These are the politicians problem agree that coal-burning power plants are the MROSEK bis involvment in soipe preposter­ petitioning to seek the dismissal of a town chairs the House Banking Commit­ who pride themselves on being the chief culprit, the Reagan administration insists that It BOARD OF EDUCATION ously profitable tax shelter which needs mopre information before it takes corrective administrator for simply doing his job should tee. In that capacity Freddie has "pragm atists, ” the non- “FOR THE FUTURE OF great power over banks and the IRS is now investigating. If ideological movers and shakers, action. The administration has even appealed a be a source of satisfaction to no one. none of this sounds terribly new, MANCHESTER” savings and loan associations the everyday practical ones who' recent federal court order to start controlling the ufiao It is fortunate that while officials are it’s because none of it is. Paid lor by Tha Commlttaa to MJUKKSTU NEWWCTON HARnORD directly through legislation and get the job done. poisonous emissions. Meanwhile, the toxic chemical 149 fp«nc«r ItTMt 3127 l•rlln Tumplha 3200 MO. m i n St. 79 Haiard i Patoinba Btv alact Joal Mroaak, Paul S. 741-2266 listening to the criticism of the plan, they indirectly through his committee’s droplets continue to rain down on large areas of lakes 649-0136 666 M 61 929-6399 In Howard Cossell-like lan­ Honest graft, sweetheart. That’s Saybolt Jr., Traaaurar. seem to be ignoring the calls to fire Pellegrini. influence on the government agen- and forests in this country and Canada, kilUDf guage, Freddie’s office has issued it. Thank you. vegetation and polluting the environment. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 18, 1985 - 9 I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18, 1985 Gammons column Scholastic roundup MHS football ... page 10 ... page 11 ... page 11 U.S./World In Brief Foes say expressway OK premature SPORTS ford to Providence, .R.I., but the HARTFORD — The announce­ major factor in our plans for the called O’Neill’s announcement “ ir­ overall project was abandoned by ment of federal approval of Con­ economic renaissance of nor­ responsible propaganda.” the state for lack of federal Mudslide death toll about 150 necticut’s plan to build a stretch of theastern Connecticut.” “ They want to convince everyb­ superhighway between Bolton and But John Berman of South ody it’s a foregone conclusion, but approval. PONCE, Puerto Rico — The death toll from the mudslide that The new segment would arc ‘Show-Me’ Series Columbia for $170 million may be Windsor, a lawyer representing it ain’t,” said Berman. buried a hillside shanytown in this Puerto Rican city is likely to southward from Interstate 384 to be about 150. not the 500 that officials had once feared, city premature, according to oppo­ the Eastern Connecticut Citizen Berman said water and air connect with the two-lane Route 6 officials said. nents of the project. Action group, said the project still quality permits are still need on in Windham and would be named " I f we wanted to exaggerate, 175 to 200 died, but in reality the Gov. William A, O’Neill an­ needs environmental approval the state and federal levels and any Route 6. The old Route 6 betwen number is closer to 150,” Jaime Barreto, the city's director of nounced on Thursday the U.S. that \vill be fought in the courts if that would be issued would be Bolton and Columbia would be federal affairs, said Thursday. Transportation Department had necessary. “ vigorously” opposed by the group could fool experts renamed. The state also plans to Forty-two bodies were found, and 97 people were reported approved plans to build an 11.8 The group claims the superhigh­ in court. rebuild Route 6 from Windham to missing by friends and relatives, he said. mile stretch beginning next year. way is not needed and would cause The new section once was to be The hillside shantytown of Mameyes was buried under tons of part of Interstate 84 linking Hart­ Killingly to accommodate traffic. O'Neill hailed the decision as “ a environmental damage. Berman Bv Mike Tully hand it that it’s not broken. He absorbed a mud that was loosened Oct. 7 by a 30-hour tropical deluge. There United Press International comebacker in Wednesday night's pennant clincher. was widespread flooding across the island, especially near Royals team physician Paul Meyer said Thursday Ponce and the rest of the southern coast, on the Caribbean. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Beware this “ Show-Me” X-ray5 revealed no fracture. If a precautionary bone Feelings about road haven’t changed Series. It could wind up showing how little the experts scan confirms that, Saberhagen could pitch Game 3 in Workers shore up canal wall know. St. Louis Tuesday. this morning that it will be much of On Saturday night, the Kansas City Royals and the Whether Saberhagen proves healthy or not, the By Kevin Flood highway has been approved and it because the federal agency be­ THOROLD, Ontario — Workers have begun shoring up the a boon for buisness in Bolton. “ I St. Louis Cardinals open the first all-Missouri World Cardinals look awfully tough. If Vince Coleman has Herald Reporter hasn’t.” lieves the highway will have an buckled wall of a canal lock that has idled St. Lawrence Seaway " Series in 41 years. By all measures, it figures to recovered from his joust with Busch Stadiutn’s Even though U.S. Transporta­ adverse impact on the area’s really don’t think we have enough Ik . shipping, but officials awaiting winter’s freeze say it could take a good building soil in town for more produce the same result: a St. Louis victory. “ Killer Tarp,” St. Louis will have speed, versatility BOLTON — The prospect of the tion Secretary Elizabeth Dole has environment. “ I think the EPA will week to learn how long temporary repairs will take. business,” he said. “ And we lack After all, what can the Royals throw at a team and defense throughout the order. proposed Route 6 expressway given the state $170 million in make the ultimate decision,” she The 5-day-old shipping jam came at the beginning of what is the sewer system that would be except left-handed pitching and a hitting Zeus named The Cards’ rotation allows three starts for the running through their town has federal funds for the project, she said. George Brett? 2T-game winning Tudor. And not even the erratic normally the busiest week of the year for the 2,342-mile said, the state Department of needed.” always sparked strong feelings But Deputy First Selectman Carl Consider the Cardinals' counter-offer: performance of Joaquin Andujar and the sore elbow of waterway, which carries the grain harvests of the U.S. and Transportation must still secure both pro and con among Bolton Preuss approved of Dole’s decision He did think, however, that the — a pitching staff that went 84-0 with a ninth-inning Danny Cox appears especially significant. Canadian Midwest to the world via the Atlantic Ocean. permits from the state Depart­ residents, and the news this this morning, saying Bolton needs presence of a direct highway to lead. From a strategic view, the Series may revolve Workers from a Toronto construction company arrived ment of Environmental Protection morning that federal officials had ' a highway that will link it to Hartford could bring an increase in — a shortstop in Ozzie Smith who could retire the around Kansas City’s left-handed trio of Jackson, Bud Thursday with equipment to shore up the weakened wall of the and the U.S. Army Corps of approved funding for the project Hartford. “ It’ll take a lot of house construction in Bolton. Gold Glove Award. Black and Charlie Leibrandt. Welland Canal's Lock No. 7. said Carol Lazura, a spokeswoman Engineers before construction didn’t change them. pressure off our local roads,” he “ We’ll definitely have some resi­ — a lineup that includes five switch-hitters. Royals manager Dick Howscr handled the staff for the Seaway Authority in St. Catharines. may start, because the highway “ This is just a big front," said said. dential growth,” he said, “ and — a cleanup hitter in Jack Clark who two days ago brilliantly, bringing Black and Leibrandt from the will run through wetlands in Bolton Edith Petersen, a member of the that’ll mean pressure on the school almost hit a ball beyond the perimeter of Chavez bullpen to set up stopper Dan Quisenberry. and Columbia. Gov. William A. O'Neill said Eastern Connecticut Citizen Ac­ system." Ravine. Like the Blue Jays, the Cardinals look weaker Petersen said she expects help Thursday that the 12-mile highway Herald photo by’Tarquinio U.S. aid to rebels disappears tion Group, an organization lead­ “ It’s not just one guy,” said Clark, whose three-run, against left-handed pitching, which places responsi­ from the Enviromental Protection will spark the economy of Eastern When asked if the town could ing the fight against the highway. ninth-inning homer brought the Cardinals a pennant- bility on the right-handed Clark. WASHINGTON — Nicaraguan rebels and Honduran officials “ The governor is saying that the Agency in the permit battle. Connecticut, but Preuss doubted handle such pressure, Preuss said, the Whalers. His overtime goal Thurs­ Kevin Dineen, brought up in the middle clinching victory over th? Los Angeles Dodgers. “ On Over a best-of-seven series, though, the Cardinals’ are disputing what happened to the first shipment of renewed “ We’re always up to a challenge. of the 1984-85 season by Hartford, day night gave Hartford 4-3 OT win over speed presents a difficult problem for Kansas City. U.S. aid to the insurgents, and American officials say they still We’ll just have to plan for it, that’s our team it's a different guy every day." The Cardinal balance looks stronger than the Brett Those in baseball say speed never slumps. St. Louis aren’t sure of the cargo’s status. all.” continues to put the puck in the net for New Jersey. blast. Nevertheless, when the Cards’ John Tudor manager Whitey Herzog stresses that speed is the The supplies, worth several hundred thousand dollars, were faces Kansas City’s Danny Jackson at Royals only talent that proves useful on offense and defense. flown out of New Orleans on Oct. 10 as the first installment of $27 Few know who has AIDS Stadium in the opener, expect competition and not •'The Cardinals intimidate you," a respected scout million in non-lethal assistance Congress approved for rebels capitulation. said earlier this season. the Centers for Disease Control (in “ It’s the who, what, where, when fighting Nicaragua's leftist government. HARTFORD (AP) - Only two For the Record “ We had a lot better team than people thought,’’ Still, the Royals merit respect. For the time being Atianta), but when I do, I convert and whyofthedisease,” hesaid. “ I But the supplies — boots, clothing and medicipe — then entered people in Connecticut know where Dineen’s overtime goal Brett said Wednesday night after the Royals they are no longer the post-season patsies who lost six the names into a ... code so we don’t need to know how old they are, a twilight zone of conflicting claims and accusations. to find the key to a cabinet completed their remarkable playoff comeback over of their previous seven Octoberfests. Their rally containing names of most AIDS talk names." where they live, in order to define National Peace with Justice Senior Honduran officials said this week the supplies were the 'Toronto Blue Jays. against Toronto proves that. Sabelia said he and state Health the kinds of individuals in risk Week will be observed with a silent seized upon arrival in Tegucigalpa, and the foreign minister victims in the state, and only one of In Brett, the Royals offered one of the most They return to the World Series for the first time Commissioner Douglas Lloyd both groups.” peace vigil Saturday from 2 to 3 announced Thursday the cargo would be returned to the United them has seen the files. memorable post-season performances. The third since 1980, looking for their first championship. The “ It’s a very confidential, locked know where the key to the files is. Sabelia has been collecting infor­ p.m. at the Vietnam Veterans States. baseman hit .348 with three homers and five RBI. He Cardinals won as recently as 1982. But Sabelia acknowledges that the mation on AIDS patients in Con­ Memorial Park, at the corner of gives Whalers victory file,” said William Sabelia, AIDS But Nicaraguan rebel leaders insisted the supplies had hurt the Blue Jays even without swinging. When Jackson throws his first pifeh, the distance coordinator in the epidemiology commissioner has no need to know necticut since July 1983, he said, Main and East Center streets. An reached their intended destination — base camps along the Their reluctance to pitch to him created scoring between Kansas City and St. Louis will shrink from division of the state Department of much about the files’ contents. when the state established a About Town item in Thursday’s Honduras-Nicaragua border. “ We scored to make it 3-2. and opportunities that helped Kansas City rebound from a 257 miles to 60 feel, 6 inches. It won’t exactly be Yale Health Services. Names, however, are not impor­ special medical advisory commit­ Herald gave the wrong day for the Bv Combined Wire Services Jersey goaltender Glenn) Reschin then we have three two-on-one 3-1 series deficit. vs. Harvard, but the Battle of Missouri will be “ I report all the information to tant, Sabelia emphasizes. tee, using federal funds. vigil. the pads," Dineen said. “ It came EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - back, hit me in the chest and breakaways and we don't even Behind Brett, however, the Royals look thin. For underway. Shultz: U.S. firm against PLO Last year, Kevin Dineen came up bounced into the net. The win is a shoot," Carpenter said. one thing, this year’s Series includes no designated When that happens, beware the Royals, This series WASHINGTON — The Palestine Liberation Organization’s from the minor leagues and confidence builder." The teams had entered the final hitter, putting Hal McRae on the bench. could wind up the same way the last all-Missouri one commitment to violence clearly demonstrates that the averaged nearly one goal for every New Jersey led 3-2 early in the period lied 2-2. Catcher Jim Sundberg emerged a playoff star with 6 did — with a St. Louis loss. organization "has no place at the peace lable," ’ Secretary of State Obituaries two games. third period when Kirk Muller Malone had put Hartford ip front RBI but he hit only .167. Furthermore, the best thing That’s right. In 1944. St. Louis went .500. The So far, Dineen has almost 1-0 with 2; 03 left in the opening anyone can say about Bret Saberhagen’s pitching Cardinals beat the Browns in six games. George Shultz says. converted a breakaway pass from doubled his average this year, period. He took a pass from Scott Shultz appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee rookie defensemen Craig Wolanin when his fourth goal in four games Kleinendorst and backhanded a Thursday to push for the administration’s $1.9 billion weapons Argyle Roberts Sr. Memorial Field, Hillside Ceme­ celebrated at noon Saturday in the grandchildren; 15 great­ with a 30-foot slapshot off the post tery, East Hartford, with full Gate of Heaven Cemetery'Chapel, grandchildren; and a great-great- came in overtime Thursday night at 4:24. 5-foot shot past Resch. sale to Jordan. In wide-ranging testimony, he also spoke on the Argyle William Roberts Sr., 61, military honors. Calling hours will Valhalla, N.Y. Burial will be in granddaughter. She was prede­ to give the Hartford Whalers a 4-3 Greg Malone tied the score with PLO in reiation to the Achille Lauro affair, policies toward of East Hartford, a former Man­ be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Calling ceased by two sons, John and National Hockey League victory just 4:55 remaining in the period by Thirty-two seconds later, John­ 1-70 Series splits Missouri terrorism and the U.S. effort to renew peace negotiations in the chester resident, died Wednesday hours will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 Harold Christensen. over the New Jersey Devils. flipping a 15-foot backhander past son flipped a tricky IS-foot back­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Middle East. to 9 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral The funeral will be Saturday at “ We brought him up after about Resch after taking a pass from hander past Whaler’s goalie Steve Shultz criticized the PLO for its role in last week’s hijacking of He was the husband of Marion By Tom Uhlenbrock Mary E. Nielsen Home, 142 E. Center St. 11 a.m. at the Carmon Funeral 20 games last year and he Torrie Robertson behind the net. Weeks for his first goal as a Devil. United Press International the Achilie Lauro cruise ship, in last month’s attack on Israeli (Griffing) Roberts. averaged almost a goal every Mary English Nielsen. 72, of 48 Memorial donations may be Honrie, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor. “ I just happened to be standing Ray Neufeld made it 2-1 for tourists in Lamaca, Cyprus, and for PLO representatives’ He was born in Poughkeepsie, other game (25 goals, 57 gamed) Buckingham St., died Thursday. made to United Parkinsons Foun­ Burial will be in Zion Hill Ceme­ at the side of the net and Torrie Hartford with a power-play goal at Like the four-lane interstate that Proclamation protested refusal this week to agree to a statement renouncing violence as N.Y., and had lived in East - said Whalers coach Jack Evans. She was the widow of Lawrence P. dations, 360 W. Superior St., tery, Hartford.' (falling hours will Robertson got me the puck,” 4:22 of the middle se.ssion, but neatly bisects the state. Missour­ a condition for a meeting with British officials. Hartford for the last three years. Chicago, 111. be tonight from 7 to 9. “ He plays his heart out and is an Malone said. “ Ususally. I don't defenseman Dave Pichette fired a MEMPHIS. Tenn (UPl) — Louis Cardinals, "Kansas City He was employed by the J. Daniel Nielsen. ians are divided in their loyaities Memorial donations may be explosive scorer.” score many goals but I ’m sure the 50-foot slapshot past Weeks on u The Kansas City Royals’ cap­ Royals Day" in Memphis. Carey Construction Co. of We­ She was born in New York, N.Y., for the ” 1-70’’ series that begins Annie C. Taylor made to either Wilson Congrega­ Dineen scored 1:49 into the extra assists will come la te r" Devils power play late in the period ture of the American League But Memphis has long been a Philly newspaper strike ends thersfield the last 30 years and was May 13,1913, and lived in the Bronx Saturday to determine baseball’s tional Church Memorial Fund or period to give the Whalers a 3-1-0 New Jersey knew it had its to tic the score. pennant has caused much con­ Cardinals town, and proved it in a World War 11 Army veteran. and Yonkers. N.Y., before moving Annie Christensen Taylor, 95, of world championship. FJHILADELPHIA — Negotiators reached a tentative, Wilson Volunteer Fire record. The loss dropped the chances to win the game, but didn't “ I ’m a little mad at myself, not troversy in Memphis, home of spite of the mayor’s Besides his wife, he is survived to Manchester in 1956. Before her Windsor, widow of Samuel Chris­ While New Yorkers longed for a four-year accord early today in a strike that has left the nation’s Department. Devils to an identical record, take them. coming up with the big save when Royals co-ow n er Avrom proclamation. by two sons, Argyle W. Roberts Jr. retirement, she was employed by tensen and Frederick Tayior, died "subway series" pitting the Yan­ Dfth-largest city without a local daily newspaper for 42 days. ending a chance to better the “ We could have won, we should we went ahead,” said Weeks, who Fogelman. A local radio sports call-in of Colchester and Tech. Sgt. James the Metropolitan Life Insurance Thursday at a nursing home. She kees against the Mets. and Califor­ franchise’s best season start in its have won, but we didn’t," said was making his first start of the Memphis Mayor Richard show was bombarded with calls Nine unions representing 4,774strikers at the morning Inquirer Roberts, stationed in Korea; three Co. of New York and Connecticut was a native of Bolton and the nians dreamed of a “ freeway 10 year history, a 3-0-1 beginning in Devils center Mark Johnson. season. "The guys played well in Hackett has proclaimed Oct. 19, from irate Cardinals fans con­ and the afternoon Daily News scheduled ratification votes for daughters, Joyce Ann Danforth of General Insurance Co., Bloom­ stepmother of Doris Kinne of In Memoriam series" with the Angels and 1980-81 when the club was the New Jersey coach Doug Carpen­ front of me. kept the number of opening day of the,World Series demning Hackett and the later today. Broad Brook, Jennifer Jean Car- field, for many years. She was a Manchester. In loving memory of John By- Dodgers, the Kansas City Royals Colorado Rockies. ter complained that the Devils shots against me down." between the Royals and the St. proclamation. A spokesman for Philadelphia Newspapers Inc., which roll of Enfield and Dawn Marie communicant of St. Bridget She had lived in the Wilson cholski. who passed away October and St.. Louis Cardinals dashed Dineen admitted the game­ missed several opportunites after Hartford returns home to the publishes both papers, said presses will resume rolling one day Gallo of East Hartford: 14 grand- Church, and a member of the section of Windsor for most of her 18th, 1982. those hopes Wednesday to set an winning score was partly the result they had taken the lead in the third Civic Center Saturday night to face after employees return unless they report to work later today, children; two great- American Association of Retired life. She was a member of the Always smiling, happy all-Missouri World Series. of good fortune. period when they could have put an Adams Division rival, the then efforts will be directed to publishing a Sunday paper. grandchildren: his mother and Persons and the Manchester His­ Danish Sisterhood Lodge 153 of and content. In towns north and south of son — after Harry Truman — is favor of the Cardinals. “ I took a shot and it hit (New the game away. Montreal Canadiens. The agreement was announced first by officials of The stepfather, John and Dora (Cal­ torical Society. Hartford. Loved and respected wherever he Interstate 70, which rolls 284 miles Cardinal manager Whitey Herzog. "W e had a Cardinal farm team Newspaper Guild, the largest of the nine striking unions. houn) Salvatore of Poughkeepsie, She is survived by a son. Jack D. She leaves three sons, Leslie went. through forests and fields connect­ After some prodding, Potts said back when (Stan) Musial played. N.Y.; and five brothers and two English of Norwalk; a brother, Christensen of East Hartford, Years will not darken or shadows ing the city’s two major cities on she’d go with the Royals but added And Joe Garagiola was assistant sisters. John McGetrick of Garden City, Leonard Christensen of Niantic dim. Missouri's east and west borders, diplomatically, “ We’ve very proud groundskeeper here when he was Freight, Amtrak trains collide The funeral will be Saturday at 9 N.Y.; two sisters, Helen Spiro and and Burton Christensen of South The beautiful memories we have sides are being taken. Not since the to have Whitey. We can certainly just 16. They were afraid someone a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Rita Deacy, both of Bronx, N. Y.; a Windsor: two other stepdaughters. of him. Civil War pitted neighbor against be sympathetic to one of our would sign him so they hid him THA'VER, Iowa — Travelers “ flew from one side .of the car to Home. 1602 Main St.. East Hart­ niece and several nephews. Marge Nyman of Niantic and Mary Sadly missed by. & neighbor, have Missourians been residents, too." until he was old enough to sign." another” when Amtrak’s California Zephyr was sideswiped by a ford. Burial will be in Veterans A mass of Christian burial will be Ball of Wilbraham, Mass.; eight Stella, Bruno, Walter it Chester so split. It will be the first post-season The Rev, Peter Walsch of Our derailed freight car, injuring at least 40 people, one of them “ Oh man, you’re getting on a matchup of the state’s baseball Lady of Help Catholic Church in seriously, a passenger said. touchy subject now," said James teams, both of which have been tiny Frankenstein, Mo., in the The 13-car Zephyr, heading from Chicago to Oakland, Calif., Thompson, a deputy with the managed by Herzog, who piloted center of the state said he and his with 307 passengers and 21 crewmembers, was struck by a car of WeinbergFest Laclede County sheriff’s depart­ the Royals from 1975 to 1979. congregation are at odds on the a Burlington Northern freight train Thursday night, said Clifford ment at Lebanon, Mo. “ Whocares, The series also is the first subject. Black, an Amtrak spokesman in Washington, D.C. in October though. It's the 1-70 Series.” all-Missouri competition since "They are 80 to 90 percent for the Most of the injuries to passengers and crew consisted of cuts ON NOV. 5th Like any clever politician. Gov. 1944, when the Cardinals whipped Cardinals all the way,” said from flying glass, although some suffered neck injuries and October 24 John Ashcroft is fence-sitting. The the St. Louis Browns in the Walsch. “ But I ’m kind of for Republican says he’ll root for the bruises. 4 to 9 p.m. “ streetcar series." Kansas City. George Brett is a Thayer is about 40 miles southwest of Des Moines. team at bat. Perhaps the state's most pleased great ballplayer and I like Hal Army and Navy Club "Missouri has the two best resident is Marly Eddelmon, exec­ McRae. ” VOTE DEMOCRATIC baseball teams in the world,’’ said utive sports editor for the Spring- Loren Alloway, who runs Allo- Ashcroft, who plans to wear a field Leader & Press. Eddelmon. way’s Store in Sleeper, Mo., said Liberty’s new flame unveiled "A Fun Evening" FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION twin-billed deerstalker-style base­ who has been with the newspaper the 130 residents of the Ozark town ball cap to the games. One half NEW 'YORK^— The Statue of Liberty’s shiny new flame is the for 31 years, said he has written a are squaring off. GpTnan Sausaqp Bo' bearing the Cardinals’ logo and the column at least once every spring product of 20th century computer technology and tools “ It seems now to be about 50-50," other the Royals’ . predicting an 1-70 Series. unchanged since the days 100 years ago of Auguste Bartholdi, the Beo' Of So'! DfO ’fS FOR THE 1986-1989 TERM said Alloway. himself a Cardinal Barbara Potts, the mayor of “ I forecast it this year on April fan for 40 years. "It seems like a statue's designer. Independence. Mo., has another 6th,’’ said Eddelmon. adding that draw right now. They’re just The new flame was unveiled Thursday in the shed on Liberty Music by the band dilemma. Her town is a Kansas Springfield residents in southwest happy to have the whole thing in Island where it was built by French craftsmen imported to help City suburb but its most famous Missouri are split about 60-40 in Missouri." restore the statue for its 100th anniversary next year. "Prime Time" " I think this is the work of my life,” said Jean Wiart, a project director forLes Metalliers Champenois, whose workers built the Adults S5 new torch, Children & Seniors S4 “ We all agree that this is unbelievable. ... It is such an Kansas City lefties critical important beacon for the American and French people.” Call 647-1410 'or tickets It took the French team almost a year, working six days a V week, to build the new flame, which is about the size of a Volkswagen Beetle. in slowing Cardinal rabbits

Bv Mike Tullv ordinary pickoff moves — which could create a trap United Press International for the Cardinals. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City's left-handed If the St. Louis scouting reports issue a green light, Meet The pitching, which grew increasingly important during the duel will commence. Every time you run, you risk the American League playoffs, may also represent getting thrown out. the Royals' only hope of slowingSt. Louis’ speed in the The left-handers could represent problems not only Candidate World Series. for the St. Louis runners but also for the batters. TERRY BOGLI JO-ANN MORIARTY Since left-handers hold runners on base better than The Cardinals have five switch-hitters in the PTA Leader, served on Board's Lutz trustee, PTA & PTSO member, right-handers do. Bud Black and Charlie Leibrandt starting lineup, which would ordinarily make a team Grade Reorganization Committee, five children attending could prove as important in the series as they did in immune to any pitching pattern. two children attending Manchester Manchester Schools. relief during the playoffs. Virtually all of those hitters, however, fare better Schools. “ First, our pitchers will have to keep them off against right-handed pitching. In fact, the Cardinals base,” said catcher Jim Sundberg. “ If they get on, the proved only a mediocre team against lefties this Peter DiRosa pitchers will have to keep them close by varying their season. throws. It’s basically up to them." In the playoffs, left-hander Fernando Valenzuela The Cardinals can steal a base from nearly every beat them once and held them to two runs over eight Requests your presence I Good People spot in the order with shortstop Ozzie Smith, second innings in another outing. baseman Tom Herr, third baseman Terry Pendleton They managed to beat Jerry Reuss because he was Sunday, October 20, 1985, 2-5 PM and center fielder Willie McGee. wild. I Make a Better Team If injured left fielder Vince Coleman^ able to Throwing strikes and avoiding errors would help K of C Hall, Main Street return for the Series, the Kansas Cityjpi(ching must most of all. In the end. the Kansas City lefties keep especially alert. contained the runners by preventing runners. For an Informal Gathering of Family & Friends I For the Best Education Sundberg said he watched-Lbs Angeles catcher Royals’ left-handers compiled a 1.97 regular season Mike Scioscia contain the Cardinals’ speed in the ERA against Toronto and lowered it to 1.49 in the Bring the Kids! National League playoffs, and hopes to learn playoffs, not including the first-game pasting of UPl photo something from it. Donation *7.00 Wine, Beer, Soda Leibrandt. & ’’Munchies" Whaler defenseman Joel Quenneviile Whalers tied it in third period and won in “ It’s a two-man thing, involving the pitcher and "Our pitchers will have to keep them off base, ’ said catcher," said Sundberg. “ Most bases are stolen on Paid for by Committee to elect Peter DIRoea, Raymond F. Damato, Treasurer ^I 1 Paid for by The Democratic Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. (3) sends the Devils’ Peter McNab to the overtime, Sundberg. “ And then if they do get on. do a few things the pitcher, even though the catcher gets blamed." ice in Thursday's game in New Jersey. to kwp them off balance things like good moves, Leibrandt, Black and Danny Jackson all nncse(:s mixing up the pitches, keeping them close.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct 1», ~ 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18, 1985 Brothers Niekro and Yankees in tenuous position Scholastic roundup

Stewart-Teufel deal isn't out of the realm of second spot. They are inquiring about the Phillies' possibility. ...Cecil Cooper has told the Brewers that KANSAS CITY — One of the most tenuous Jeff Stone, who may have been given up on there, and, he will accept a deal, but thus far the only teams he d Coventiy soccer starts fast, tops Cheney Tech off-season positions involves the' Yankees and the free like the Blue Jays, they've asked the Reds to wait on agents Brothers Niekro. be interested in moving to are Texas and Houston, dealing OF Gary Redus (such as to the Padres) until since he's from Brenham, Texas. ...The R an p rs have stopper and Rob Lando^phi turned in solid efforts for Now, they appreciate Phil's 16 wins, his class and they've talked. ...If the Tigers don't think they can for a 3-0 Coventry edge. had to settle for a 0-0 stalemate with Bacon Academy decided to DH Larry Parrish on a full-time basis and Three first-half goals powered Coventry High to a Bolton. his stability. But he's also going to be 47, and most of Basetiall afford Gibson, Jack Morris and Lance Parrish, it isn't The win lifted the Patriots to 7.1-3 overall and 5-1-2 in in Charter Oak Conference make-up soccer action are in the market for a right fielder. ...Did anyone 3-1 victory over Cheney Tech in make-up COC soccer the people in the organization feel that they've gotten out of the realm of possibility that they could deal the COC. It ended a three-game winless skein in which Thursday in Bolton. as much out of him as they're going to get. notice that after the Tigers obtained Frank Tanana in action Thursday at the Beavers’ field. The Bulldogs, 2-3-2 in the conference and 4-4-2 Morris, who year after year is the best starter in the Cheney was back in action today at Bolton while they had deadlocked twice and lost their only game of On the other hand, they think Joe Niekro has several Peter Gammons June, he won as many games as Morris ( 10) . and tnore overall, were back in action today, hosting neighbor­ league. ...Matt Nokes gives them a lefthanded-hitting Coventry sees action Saturday at 1 p.m. against the year. good seasons left and want to re-sign him. But, no than anyone else on the Detroit staff. ...Bert ing Cheney Tech at 3:15 p.m. catcher who can pull the ball out of Tiger Stadium. Rocky Hill in the annual Coventry Soc(*rFest. Ba Pho connefcted for his fifth goal of the year for the Bolton girts upended matter how much the brothers say they are going into Blyleven's 24 complete games were more than 15 Bacon stands 1-5-1, 2-6-2 following the deadlock. ■ ...The Reds want the Yankees to ponder a Mario The loss drops Cheney to 4-5-1 overall for the season, Techmen at 23:42 of the second half. A Sal Vernali COLCHESTER — Each side had a dozen shots but the market individually, can the Yankees tread the i entire teams compiled. “ We hit a ton wide of the goal, none over, and their Soto-Dave Righetti deal, but they likely aren't putting them in a precarious predicament as far as centering pass found Pho in the middle and he drilled fine line of signing Joe and not signing Phil? goalie made a couple of nice saves, " said Bolton coach Bacon Academy had greater accuracy as the Bobcats interested. state tournament play is concerned. “ We have to win home a lO-yarder. downed Bolton High, 3-1, in girls’ soccer action What works against them is that while Ted Turner “ The first half we couldn’t do anything right. We Ray Boyd. “ We definitely controlled play and had it may not have talked to Phil about managing th"' today to get back to .500 and keep our (tournament' Thursday in Colchester. THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF RUMORS floating VES, DON ZIM M ER is a serious candidate for the didn’t move, didn't control the ball, didn’t pass well. our way. Their only opportunities were on breaka­ Braves, which Phil wanted to do, he desperately needs hopes alive,” Tech coach Paul Soucy said. The Bobcats, 6-3-2, qualified for the state around about the Expos — such as Bill Gullickson-for- Houston job. Astros owner Dr. John McMullen wanted They definitely outplayed us,” Soucy said. “ The ways," he added. starting pitching. Rick Mahler was the club's only GIVE THE TIGERS and GM Bill Lajoie credit for Coventry took the lead just 2:10 into the game on a tournament with the win while Bolton dips to 1-8-1 with Chili Davis and Andre Dawson-for-Dave Dravecky — Yogi Berra, but Berra wouldn’t manage for a close second half was an even game." Bolton, scoreless in its last two games and with only 10-game winner. Chuck Tanner has always built his immediate action. As soon as the season ended, Lajoie goal from Dave Poulin, his third of the season. “ They the loss. but GM Murray Cook's first two priorities are a friend. He did. however, recommend Zimmer and By then it was too late for the Techmen, who were three goals in its last six contests, moved things staff around bullpens and may move Steve Bedrosian bolstered his pitching staff with Dave LaPoint. “ Hejs had constant pressure on us, the ball got banged Leanne Shoop opened the scoring for Bacon catcher and lefthanded pitching. ...People talk about added that he’d coach for him if he got the job. outshot by a 22-12 margin. Coakley and Dowd around — to no avail. Jerry Depold moved from the back into the closer role and they then would need two nothing overpowering," says one N L scout, "but he's around and we just couldn't clear it," Soucy described followed by a goal from Denise Welch for Bolton 18 the inferiority of the American and National League Zimmer is a good man who managed two hopeless combined on a dozen stops. Bill Hines had 8 saves in midfield to striker and fullbacks Paul Smith and Wil or three starters to go with Mahler and Zane Smith. smart, and a good six- or seven-innings pitcher, He's a Poulin’s tally. seconds later. Julie Dimmock gave Bacon the lead for West divisions, but in the AL, the East only had a situations (San Diego, Texas) and whose demise in Mike Hassett, with his seventh of the campaign, goal for Coventry. Kiesman' were shifted from the backfield to the Incidentally, Phil said he was "disappointed" that great competitor." Sparky Anderson promises that Boston came when the front office began allowing good and Patty Wilson iced it with a second-half goal 304-283 advantage over the West, and in the N L the scored on a breakaway at 7:40 for the Patriots. He Poulin and Rob Berkowitz played well in the midfield. “ I moved them to generate more support. Turner didn't even interview him. But Ted couldn't LaPoint will lose 25 pounds, so it appears that they've talent to leave without any replacement...Because of We were generating support, but not finishing. It was for the Bobcats. difference was 223-208. ...The Orioles were not pleased drilled an 18-yarder as Tech goalie Matt Coakley was midfield for Coventry. wait, not for Bobby Cox, not for Phil. A lot of baseball added quality and depth to their starting staff." Were the control the umpires’ union holds on the garnp, a frustrating for all, especially myself. I think I yelled “ It was a pretty even game. We had opportunities to with Alan Wiggins by season's end and are looking for forced to come out. executives felt that Tanner's lustre had been going to be interesting this off-season," promises Steve Palermo cannot work the playoffs or world more today than any other tim e," Boyd noted. score but didn't capitalize on them,’’ cited Bolton a middle infielder who c .n fill in for Wiggins. They Coakley was starting in goal for usual starter Tom tarnished by all that went on in the clubhouse he was Anderson. Presuming that they re-sign free agent Series, because no umpire can work more than one Bolton's edge in the shots department was 23-12. coach Mike Landolphi. have made the decision to deal reliever Sammy Dowd. "Nothing could be done on their first two supposed to run in Pittsburgh, but Tanner answered Kirk Gibson, Anderson wants the Tigers to find a major event (all-star srries, playoff) a year and can t Bolton In deadlock Danny Titus had 7 saves in goal for the Bulldogs While Welch, Diane Mannning and Lisa Aspinwall played lead-off hitter who can steal 50 bases, bat Lou Stewart and the Twins want to dump second baseman goals,” Soucy said. "Same thing on the third,” he well for Bolton, which next sees action Saturday that with a five-year deal five days after the season Tirr, To.ifei, So, since Ray Miller still likes Stewart, a do them more than three straight years. BOLTON — Although it had the better of Bacon nplminHcr Dennis Holt had a dozen stops. ended. Whitaker third and possibly move Gibson into the addeci. Jimmy Dresselly, off the bench, Jay Stephens at afternoon against Hale-Ray in Moodus at 1 p.m. ■ Mike Burrell put home his first of the season at 32:56 opportunities. Bolton High couldn't find the range and Inexperience factor SCOREBOARD Sports in Brief hurts MHS football llling Invitational on Saturday ReliefPltcnmg „ w By Bob PapettI 190-pound Wesoloskie has "blos­ The Cardinals used a relief by commit­ The 14th annual llling Junior High Cross Country Invitational somed into one of our best tee formal this year ond It worked Herald Sports Writer Hockey Golf Baseball pertecllv. Sparked by Jeff Lahti, Todd will take place Saturday morning at llling. The meet begins at defensive players," according to Worrell and Ken Daylev, the group saved 8:30 a.m. with registration with the ninth grade boys race getting No single individual or facet of Cournoyer. Scholastic Football Cards 44 games. Those three allowed only one earned run In 141-3 Innings In theplavofts. the action under way at 9:30 a.m. The ninth grade girls go off at Manchester High’s football team “ He’s probably been our best Playolf results The Royals have one ot the best short 9:55 a.m. with the sixth grade, seventh grade and eighth grade can be blamed for a disappointing overall,” Cournoyer added. "He’s NHL standings PGA results relievers In Dan Quisenberrv (37 saves), races to follow in 25-minute intervals. and unexpected 0-4 $tart. knocked down passes and caused a but he wos mostly Ineffective In the few fumbles. This is his first year (.eague Championship Series playotfs. Instead, Steve Farr, Lelbrandt Approximately 30-35 schools around the state will be entered. The Indians won two conference Walts Conitrtnee $300/000 Ptnsocolo Open of varsity, after working hard on Patrick Division and Black pickeduptheslack. championships in the past two W L T Pts. OF GA At Ptnscicolo, Fla./ Oct. 17 Rich Ringrose Notional l-eogue Bench ^ the junior varsity as a sophomore (Por 71) Landrum and Cedeno can start, It years; the CCC East last season, New Jersey 3 10 6 14 12 Los AihHles vs. St. Louis and junior.” John Cook 31-32— 63 (Cardinals win series, 4-2) necessary, and the Cardinals will not lose and the CCIL in 1983. But the stars Pbllodelphlo 2 2 0 4 14 12 Ronnie Black 32-33—65 Offensive Guard Pltl^urali 12 1 3 13 16 Oct. 9-Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 1 much offensively. Steve Braun Is a of those squads have since gradu­ As the scholastic gridiron season (311 Morgan 32-33— 65 Oct. tO-Los Angeles 8, St. Louis 2 capable pinch hitter. Motley or Sheridan Huskies to host Holy Cross NY Islanders 1 2 0 2 11 14 Tim Simpson 33-32— 65 Manchester High ated, and their losses have resulted approaches the halfway point, the NY Rangers 1 3 0 2 11 17 Oct. 12-St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 are capable fllllns for the Royals In the Greg Powers 33-32—65 outfield and Dane lorg and Jorge Orta in losses. time for Manchester to jell is now. Washington 1 3 0 2 11 17 Ed Florl 33-32— 65 Home address: 26 Orchard St. Oct. 13-St, Louis 12, Los Angeles 2 STORKS — University of Connecticut football team, in need of Adams Division Oct. 14-St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 provide quality left-handed pinch hitters. Manchester had to rebuild its The Indians travel to Windham Andy Bean 32-34— 66 Born: Feb. 6. 1968. Edge— Cardinals. a confidence builder after two straight losses, hosts Holy Cross Quebec 5 0 0 10 21 6 Bill Krotzert 31-35— 66 Oct. 16-St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 5 entire defensive secondary this High Saturday to take on the CCC Boston 3 0 i 7 22 8 American League Prediction on Saturday at M emorial Field in Storrs at 1 p.m. Don Pooley 33-33— 66 Class: Senior. Cordinalsinfive games. year, and the growing pains are East rival Whippets at 1:30 p m. If Buftolo 3 1 0 6 21 8 Kansas City vs. Toronto Saturday is Band Day. David Thore 32-34—66 Height: 5-9. Weight: 182. (Royals win series, 4-3) anything else, the contestants Hartford 3 10 6 18 13 Russ Cochran 32-3S—67 The Huskies are 2-2 following last weekend’s 24-14 loss to still being felt. On offense, several Montreal 2 2 0 4 13 18 Bobby Wodkins 32-35—67 Seasons played: 3. Oct. 8-Toronto 6, Kansas CItv x quality performers have also grad­ appear evenly matched. Windham Camgbell Conference Oct. 9-Toronfo 6, Konsos City 5, 10 Delaware State. The Crusaders come in at 3-2. Jeff Slumon 34-33— 67 Other sports: Baseball. uated, and their replacements is 1-4. Norris Division Bob Glider 33-36—67 Innings Holy Cross possesses what the Huskies need — a grourtd game. W L T Pts. GF GA Lennie Clements 33-34— 67 Future plans: To be Oct. 11-Kansas Clfv6, Toronto 5 have yet to find a groove. The “ This will show us where we St. Louis 2 1 0 4 9 10 Lorry Rlnker 33-34—67 Oct. 12-Toronto 3, Kansas CItv t Bowling Gill Fenerty is the key to HC's ground attack, carrying the ball offense has scored just 30 points so belong,” noted Cournoyer. Minnesota 1 2 1 3 20 16 Paul Ailnger 33-34—67 successful. Oct. 13-Kansos CItv 2, Toronto 0 140 times for 808 yards and three TDs. UConn, in contrast, has Toronto 1 3 0 2 11 14 Oct. 15-Kansos CItv 5, Toronto 3 far, while the defense has allowed "T h ey’ve gone through the same Danny Edwords 35-32—67 amassed just 169 yards on the ground in four games. Detroit 0 4 1 1 13 35 Scott Hoch 34-33— 67 Oct. 16-Konsos City 6, Toronto 2 an average of 24 points per game. situation we have, playing a pretty Chlcogo 0 3 1 1 11 22 Joe Inman 33-34— 67 Sophomore Doug Post, former All-State selection at East tough schedule. We’ve played four Smyftie Division Eastern Business Justifiably, Indian coach Ron Edmonton 3 0 0 6 16 10 Ron Commons 32-35—67 Catholic High, has moved in as the Huskies' starting tailback. He Cournoyer faults inexperience. excellent football teams, and now Mike Reid 34-34— 68 World Series schedule Bob Holmes 158-164-443, Gordie Buck Voncouver 2 11 5 14 14 Calvin Pcete 33-35— 68 has carried the ball 25 times for 69 yards. If he doesn’t do the job, “ The inexperience factor, that’s we’re playing a team that, on Colgorv 2 1 0 4 18 7 140, Ed Zawlstowski 140-147-394, Jim Charles Coodv 33-35—68 Slrtonnl 153, Bill Munroe 148-407. Dave Husky coach Tom Jackson may have to look towards freshman what has caused our problems," paper, is similar to us.” Winnipeg 1 3 0 2 12 20 Ken Green 31-37— 68 Los Angeles 1 3 0 2 15 23 (Besl-ot Seven) Dynes 141-149-148-430, Paul Peck 150- Jeff Gallaher to spearhead the ground assault. said Cournoyer. "W e have to win this game to Howard Twittv 33-35 68 (All Times EOT) 390, Junior Lavodo 140, Ed Lavodo 142, Thursday's Results Jeff Hart 33-35— 60 TODAY’S FOOTBALL CARD Oct. )9-ot Kansas CItv, 8:35 p.m. Junior Peter Lane has found success in the air for UConn. but Though the defense has taken its restore our confidence in Hartford 4, New Jersey 3 (OT) Joe Melzen 148, Mike Davis 145, Gene Robert Wrenn 33-35— 68 Oct. 20College football roundup Chicago ot Detroit George Archer 36-33—69 Football (X3) — Jets-CB Johnny Lynn (knee) Is Jack Clark, St. Louis vs. Steve BolbonI, McCarthy 243-603. Rick Funke 243-573, Ed Fieri, Greg Powers, Ronnie Black. Gil Morgan and Tim Rick Fehr 34-35— 69 doubtful. RB Tonv Paige (ankle) Is Kansas CItv— Clark seems to have tound Tip Hyson 207-205-558, Carl Barnard Simpson each shot a 6- under-par 65 to share second place as the his power after a long blackout. He hit a Whalers 4, Devils 3 |0T) Brod Fabel 34-35—69 questionable. Potrlots-OB Steve Gro­ 206-556, Fred KozIckI 217-587, Pay field of 154 competed under sunny skies with temperatures in the Andv Mogee 35-34 69 gan starts for Tonv Eason (shoulder) who hearty .381 In the NL playotfs and won the Castagna 244-606, Rich Higgins 213-580. Steelers in need Hartford 1 1 11>-4 Larry Mize 35-34 -69 NFL standings Is out. LB Don Blackmon (ankle) final game with a three-run homer In the mid 80s. David Thore, Andy Bean, 1985 scoring leader Don Now Jortov 1 1 1 Mike Nicolette 35-34— 69 Is auestlonbble. ninth. Bolbonl's power has been short- Pooley and defending Pensacola champion Bill Kratzert stood Iowa and Michigan First period— 1, Hartford. AAolone 2, Peter Oosterhuls 35-34— 69 circuited of late; he went only 3-tor-2S In (Klelnendorst, Robertson), 17:57.2, New Rex Caldwell 3^33— 69 American Conference Seattle (4-2) at Denver (4-2) the A L series. Neither Is a gold glove at another shot back at 66. JerseVf Jonson 1, (Muller. Hloolns), Jim Gollogher Jr. 33-36 69 Eott — Seahawks-bockup TE Mike Tice first, but Clarklsqulcker. Edge— Clark. Second Bose of a big effort 10:29. Penalties— Turgeon,Hor,7:13. CJene Sauers 34-35—69 W L T Pet. P F PA (ankle) Is out. Seattle obtained TE Dan Tennis Tommy Herr, Sf. Loulsvs. Frank White, in a major battle Second period— 3, Hartford. Neufeld 1. Tony Sills 32-38— 70 NY Jets 5 1 0 .833 143 84 Ross In trade with Cincinnati. G Robert (Franlcls. Pettersson). pp. 4:22. 4. New Chortle Bolling 33-37— 70 Miami 4 2 0 .667 145 108 Pratt (knee) Is doubtful. W R Darryl Kansas City — Herr hod a marvelous NCAA to lower standards Jersey, PIchettel, ((Adams, Gagne),pp. Dan Pohl 36-34— 70 New England 3 3 0 .500 104 116 Turner (toe) Is questionable. CB Terry playott, (tatting .333 with five extro base By The Associated Press While Pittsburgh has been hav­ 16:10. Penoltles— Lorlmer, NJ, 2:59; Chip Beck 32-38— 70 Indlanopolls 2 . 4 0 .333 109 138 Tovlor (ankle) Is probable. Broncos-LB hits m d six RBI. He has been the $380,000 Australian Indoor Chomplon- NEW ORLEANS — Hoping to circumvent standardized tests ing its trouble with the schedule. By The Associated Press Young at New Mexico at night, Robertson, Har, 9:28; Ludvig, NJ, 9:28; Bill Sender 32-38— 70 Buffalo 0 6 0 .000 66 163 Darren Comeaux (thumb) Is out. T Dean Cardinals' big RBI manallseoson. Healso ships and No. 10 Air Force at Colorado Lewis, NJ, 12:14. Klelnendorst. Har, Wavne Grodv 34-36—70 Central MIraldl could reoloee Dave Studdard has a penchont tor making the big plav In Al Sydney, Australia, Oct. 17 that might discriminate against blacks, the NCAA Council will The last time the Pittsburgh St. Louis has just been having double minor, 15:16; Malone, Har, 15:16; Lonnv Wodkins 35-35—70 Cleveland 4 2 0 .667 114 87 (ankle) who Is doubtful. CB Steve Wilson the field. Whltehltacareerhlgh22 homers (Seeds In parentheses) recommend lowering the required Scholastic Aptitude Test Steelers lost four straight games trouble. The Cards, considered the Past history favors Iowa. State. Ludvig, NJ, 15:16; Preston, NJ, 15:16. John Mohattv 34-36—70 Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 129 106 (ankle), LB Rick Dennison (ankle) are during the season but batted only .200 Second Round score for athletes whose grades show they are academically Current history favors In the Second Ten, No. 11 Ohio Third period— 5. New Jersey. Muller 2, Jerry Pote 33-37— 70 Cincinnati 2 4 0 .333 184 196 questionable. CB Mike Harden (ankle) Is (S-for-25) with no homers In the plavoffs. Ivon Lendl (1). Czechoslovakia, det. was in 1969, when first-year Coach most solid team in the NFC East at (Wolonin, Lorlmer), 4:24. 6, Hartford Mork WIebe 34-36— 70 Houston 1 5 0 .167 75 128 probable. He doesn't have the range he used to have Lloyd Bourne. Pasadena. Callt., 7-6 (7-2), adept. Chuck Noll and the Steelers the start of the season, have been Michigan. State is at home against Malone 3 (Robertson, Murzvn), 15:05. Corev Pavin 32-38—70 west N FC O din M Inthefleld. Edge— Herr. 6-1; Chip Hooper, Sunnyvale, Calif., det. The Council, which ended a three-day meeting Wednesday, finished 1-13. manhandled in two straight games The two unbeaten Big Ten Purdue; No. 13 Florida State Penalties— Bridg man, NJ, 8:49. Chi Chi Rodriguez 34-36— 70 Denver 4 2 0 .667 166 131 Dallas (5-1) at Philadelphia (2-4) Shortstop Mike Bauer, Lotavette, Collt., 6-4, 6-4; Conference powerhouses, entertains Tulsa at night: No. 14 Overtime— 7, Hartford, DIneen 4 (Per- Mark • Hayes 34-36— 70 LA Raiders 4 2 0 .667 138 113 — Cowbovs-RB Timmy Newsome (knee) Ozzle Smith, St. Louis vs. Buddy Andres Gomez (3), Ecuador, del. Darren also adopted recommendations to give drug tests to athletes in Noll refuses to call Sunday’s — 27-10 by the Washington Reds­ roro, Klelnendorst), 1:49. Mike Parrish 36-34—70 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 164 169 Is questlonoble. D E Jim Jeftcoat Bloncalana, Kansas CItv — Smith was Cahill, Australia, 60,62; Henri Leconte playoffs, drop the NCAA indoor track championship tournament, contest at 'Three Rivers Stadiurp kins and 30-7 by the Philadelphia ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the Baylor is at home against Texas voted M V P of the NLplavolts otter hitting Shots on goal— Hartford 7-7-6-1— 21. Jim Rutledge 35-35— 70 Kansas City 3 3 0 .500 141 135 (knee).DE Ed Jones (hamstring), G (5), France, det. Brian Teacher, Los limit football recruiting at high schools, and ask for federal laws against the St. Louis Cardinals a Eagles. nation, respectively, meet Sat­ A&M at night; No. 16 Georgia is New Jersey 4-6-9— 0— 19. Ivan Smith 3^37— 70 San Diego 3 3 0 .500 152 166 Kurt Petersen (finger), T Phil ,43Sand collecting l6total bases. He Is the Angeles, 7-6 (9-7), 4-6, 7-6 (7-3). urday at Iowa City. It will be the at Vanderbilt; No. 17 Louisiana Richard Zokot 34-36— 70 Notional Conference Pozderac (knee), G Glen TItensor best In the business at shortstop. against sports gambling. pivotal game, even though the One problem is quarterback Neil Power-plov conversions— Hartford 3- Buddy Gardner 37-33—70 Eost (knee), QB [Xinnv White (ribs) ore Bloncalana was a big surprise for the S17S4)00 Women's Grand Prix Steelers have lost three straight 19th confrontation between the State is at home against Ken­ Rovols In the plavoffs, gettlnga couple at Lomax, who has fallen to 10th 1. New Jersey 4-1. Pot McGowan 36-34—70 W L T Pet. P F PA probable. Eogles-TE John Goode (knee) At Fllderstodt, West Germany and are two games behind the top-ranked teams in The Asso­ tucky at night: No. 18 UCLA is Goalies— Hartford, Weeks; New Jer­ Donnie Hammond 34-36—70 Dallas 5 1 0 .833 159 99 Isdoubttul.CBRoynell Young (groin) Is big hits after hitting lust ,1M during the Second Round among the NFC quarterbacks and ciated Press Top Twenty since at Washington State, and No. 19 sey, Resch. A— 7,962. Willie Wood 35-35— 70 NY Giants 3 3 0 .500 143 115 questionable. LB Anthony Griggs (knee) seoson. He Is steady. It unspectacular, at Iva Budorova, Czechoslovakia, Ewing in Garden debut Cleveland Brown in the AFC was lifted last week for reserve Scott Simpson 33-37— 70 Washington 3 3 0 .500 97 134 Isprobable. shortstop. Edge— Smith. det. Andrea Temesvarl, Hungary, 63, Central with a 2-4 record. the rankings began in 1936. Army is at Notre Dame. Referee— Dove Newell. David Edwards 34-36—70 St. Louis 3 3 0 .500 145 163 New Orleans (3-3) at Atlanta (06) Third Bose 64; Catarina Llndgvlst, Sweden, det. NEW YORK — Patrick Ewing, making his Madison Square Scott Brunner. Of the 18 previous meetings Oklahoma, which has been Philadelphia 2 4 0 .333 86 90 — SaInts-WR Lindsay Scott, RB Terry Pendleton, St. Louis vs. George “Every game is important," Carina Karlsson, Sweden, 61, 61; Garden debut with the New York Knicks, scored 21 points "Things really changed between the No. 1 and No. 2 winning with its strong defense. Nordlques 2, Flyers 1 Central Wavne Wilson, LB Alvin Tales start Brett, Kansas City — Pendleton hit only Rattaela Reggl, Italy, det. Tine said Noll, whose team is coming Chlcogo 6 0 0 1.000 169 96 for Jett Groth (hamstring), Hokle .208 In the playotfs but played a Scheuer-Lorsen, Denmark, 3-6, 7-5, 64; Thursday night in an gam e won by the Houston Rockets, 91-83. out of a brutal stretch in the quickly,” Coach Jim Hanifan said. teams, the No. 1 team team has — the Sooners limited Texas to QlMb«C 1 1 0— 2 Minnesota 3 3 0 .500 137 123 <3olan (hamstring), Scott Pelluer spectacularfhIrdbase.BrettwastheMVP Claudio Kohde-Kllsch, Wes* Ger­ "It was a surprise to all of us and won 13 games, with two ending 70 total yards last week, includ­ Detroit 3 3 0 .500 103 138 of the A L blovotfs, hitting .352 with three Ewing, who led New York scorers, scored New York’s first 7 schedule with their last two losses pnilod9«phla 1 0 0— 1 Auto Racing (hamstring), who ore out. Falcons-WR many, det. Camille Ben amln, Bakers­ maybe an awakening to us, too.” in ties. That statistic favors ing 17 rushing on 35 carries — First period— 1. Phliodelphlo, Craven 2 Green Bay 3 3 0 .500 137 140 Billy Johnson starts for doubtful Char­ home runs and five RBI. He Is one ot the field,Collt.,63,61. points. The Rockets were led by Rodney M cCray and Ralph to Miami and Dallas on the road. (Slnisolo. Zezel),S:14.2, Quebec, Kumpel Tampa Bay 0 6 0 .000 112 177 lie Brown (bruised ribs). TE Clift better defensive third basemen. Edge — Sampson with 16 points each. "You have to remember that the "W e've been misfiring most of Iowa. will be facing a high-powered West Brett. 3 (P. Stostny, Marols) 18:40. Penalties— Benson (toe), S Scott Cose (thigh) are S195,S00 Japan and Aslan Open the year,” Lomax said. "There Michigan, however, gets the Miami offense. The Hurricanes Brown, Phi, maior (fighting), 4:56; Auto racing lineup LA Rams 6 0 0 1.000 133 89 auestlonable. QB Steve BartkowskI LeftFleld Al Tokyo A Garden record crowd for a Knicks exhibition game of 17,448 National Football League season is AAonn, Que, maior (fighting), 4:56; San Francisca 3 3 0 .500 155 117 (knee), K Mick Luckhurst (hip) ore Vince Coleman or Tito Landrum, St. M en's Singles watched. a long season. It doesn’t make very have been a lot of high expecta­ nod in comparing the outcomes have averaged about 300 yards Motler, Que, 6:»; Slnisolo, Phi, 6:54; New Orleans 3 3 0 .500 126 155 probable. David Archer starts at QB. Louis vs. Lonnie Smith, Kansas CItv — If Third Round of games involving common passing and 36 points per game Notlonwlse SOO much difference, with 10 games tions for us. We’re trying to take a Price, Que. 5:45; Marsh, Phi; 14:36. Atlanta 0 6 0 .000 120 192 Coleman Is able to plav, he aids the Glenn MIchIbota, Canoda, det. Tim opponents. Michigan beat Mich­ in compiling a 4-1 record. Second period— 3. Ojebec, Kumpel 4 At Rockingham, N.C., Oct. 17 Sunday's Gomes San Froncisco (X3) at O trolt (3-3) Cardinals' offense considerably. His 110 Mayotte, Sprlnglleld, Moss., 7-6 (7-4) 4-6, left to play, whether you’re two deep breath and get ourselves back (Hunter, Morols), 7:19. Penoltles— Ron (Listed with driver, type of cor, aid (All Times EOT) — 49ers-RB Derrick Harman (hamst- stolen bases this season were the most 64; Greo Holmes, Danville, Callt., det. Michibata wins again games ahead or two games together." igan State 31-0 and Wisconsin Texas’ offense, which had speed) Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. ever tororookleand the thlrdhlghesttotal Sutter, Phi. 8:54; P. Stostny, Que, 10:11; rlno), C Fred Quillan (ankle) are Chris Dunk, San Francisco, 62. 64; behind.” 33-6 while Iowa edged Michigan gained 433 yards against Mis­ Sevlgny,(3ue. (servedbv Stostny) 12:42. I, Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 141.841 Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. auestlonable. CB Eric Wright In maior league historv. Landrum Is a Jimmy Arias, Buttalo, N.Y., del. Russell Lomax will be back at quarter­ moh. 2, Lake Speed, Pontiac, 141.792. 3, Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. TO KYO — Glenn Michibata, a Canadian of Japanese ancestry While the Steelers play the State 35-31 on a touchdown with. souri. 527 against Stanford and Third period— None. Penalties— (shoulder), NT AAanu Tulasosopo capable replacement as he proved In the Simpson, New Zealand, 3-6,7-6 (7-4), 63 back Sunday and so will Pitts­ Price, Que, 1:38; Kerr. Phi 6:27; Moller. Tommy Ellis, Chevrolet, 141.386. 4, Greo LA Raiders at Cleveland, 1 p.m. (bock), RB Roger Crolg (thigh), T plavoffs by batting .429. Smith has begun John Carlsson, Sweden, det. Ken Floch, who scored a major upset victory over top-seeded Tim Mayotte Cards, the division-leading 27 seconds remaining and Wis­ 454 against Rice before being Socks, Buick, 141.157. 5, Cole Yarbo­ L > Rams at Kansas City, 1 p.m. to swing the bat well otter a mild slump. burgh’s Mark Malone, who was (3ue, 6:27; Price, Que, 17:09; Tocchet. Bubbo Paris (hip), LB Keena Turner (flu) St. Louis, 62, 61; Jonathon Canter, Thursday, eliminated Greg Holmes 6-4, 6-4 Friday to move into Browns also face a pivotal game at consin 23-13. stymied by Oklahoma, will try Phi,17:09. rough, Ford, 140.750. 6, Kvie Petty, New Orleans at Atlonta, 1 p.m. ore probable. Llons-G Chris DIeterIch Although he has good speed, hehasa very Beverly Hills, Collt., det. David Pate, benched in last week’s 27-13 loss to Ford, 140.599. 7, Joe Ruttmon, Chevrolet, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, I p.m. the semifinals of the $195,500 Japan and Asian Open Tennis home against the Los Angeles Michigan has been installed to regroup against Arkansas. Shots on goal— Quebec 11-01-02— (knee) Is doubtful. W R Jeff Chadwick weak arm. Edge — Coleman over Smlth; Las Vegas, Nev., 7-5, 62; Sammy Dallas. Malone’s replacement, 14. Philadelphia 204)9-14— 43. 160.594. 8, Nell Bonnett, Chevrolet, San Diego at Mlnnetcrto, 1 p.m. (shoulder), CB Bruce McNorton Smlthover Landrum. Glammalvo, Houston, det. Rick Rudden, Championships. Raiders, one of three teams tied for as a 2‘A-point favorite. Arkansas, 5-0, favored for 140.416. 9, Ricky Rudd, Ford, 140.416.10, San Francisco at Mtrolt, 1 p.m. Center Field David Woodley, completed only 6 (eves), RB Mike AAeode (hip) are U.S.. 64, 7-6 (7-5); Scott Clavis, Balmoor, the lead in the AFC West. The other The lowa-Michigan game will only the third time against Power-ploy conversions— NY Island­ Tim Richmond, Pontiac, 140.410 Woshlngton at NY Giants, 1 p.m. probable. Willie McGee, St. Louis vs. Willie Fla., det. Vince Van Patten, Snowmass, of 23 passing attempts and was II, Horry Gant, Chevrolet, 140.308 12, NY Jets at New England, 4 p.m. Woshlngton (X3) at New York Giants Wilson, Kansas City— McGee led the NL two leaders, Denver and Seattle, be one of two matching Top Texas in 25 years, will have an ers 0-3. Phitodelphia 0-5. Colo., 6-4,6-4. intercepted three times. Bill Elliott, Ford, 140.168. 13, Geoff Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m. (X3) — RedskIns-LB Stuart Anderson In batting this veor (,3S3) but did not hit Women’s Singlet meet each other at Denver’s Mile Twenty teams Saturday. The extra incentive. It will be the Goalies— Quebec, Sevlgny. Phllodel- Bodlne, Chevrolet, 140.168. 14, Rustv Tompo Bay at Miami, 4 p.m. (knee), CB Vernon Dean (knee), CB very well In theplavofts (.269). Helsoneot Series umpires are selected Wolloce, Pontiac, 140.018. 15, Dale Quorftrfinolt The Seattle-Denver game also other has No. 15 Alabama Razorbacks’ first game in their phla, Llndberf^. A— 17,126. Monday's (Some OarrvI (Sreen (hand), G Ken Hutt (foot), the best outfielders In the game. Wilson, Gobrlelo Sobotlnl, Argentina, det. High Stadium. Eornhordf, Chevrolet, 139.938. 16, Ron Green Bay at Chicago, 9 p.m. WR Art Monk (shoulder), RB (Seorge one of the game's best boserunners, hit NEW YORK — The six-man umpiring crew which will work the In other games Sunday, Cincin­ features two teams whose expecta­ against No. 20 Tennessee at expanded stadium, which has B o u c h ard , B u ick , 139.869 17. Andrea HoHkova, Czechoslovakia, 6-0, Referee— Don Koharskl. Sunday, Oct. 27 Rogers (shoulder), T Don Me Quald .310 In the A L playotfs and helped the 6-1; Llilone Drescher, Switzerland, det. 82nd World Series was announced Thursday by Baseball nati is at Houston, Dallas is at tions haven’t matched their perfor­ Birmingham, Ala. been increased by 10,000 seats, Bobby Allison, Buick, 139.613.18, Dave Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. (leg) ore probable. Glonts-WR Botibv Royals out of trouble on numerous Morels, Chevrolet, 139.278, 19, Bobby Angellkl Konellopoulou, Greece,6-3,6-1; Commissioner Peter Ueberroth's office. Philadelphia, Indianapolis is at mances so far. Both are 4-2 but In other games involving Top to 52,055. Buffalo at Phllodelphia I p.m. Johnson (neck) Is auestlonable. LB Gary occasions with his defense. Edge — Loura Glldemelster, Argentina, det. Amy North Stars 10. Red wings 1 HlllinJr,, Chevrolet, 139.146. 20, Dorretl Denver at Kansas City 1 p.m. Reasons (ankle) Isprobable. McGee. Bob Engel, Jim Quick and Billy Williams were named from the Buffalo, the unbeaten Los Angeles both have displeased their fans, Ten teams, it will be No. 3 Alabama, coming off a 19-17 WolfrlD, Chevrolet, 139.124. Green Bay at Indloncxialls 1 p.m. Holton, Sorosota, Fla., 6-3,4-6,6^; Undo Green Bov (3-3) at Chicago (60) on Rlgm Field Gates, U,S., det. Myrlam Schropo, West National League, and the American League umpires will be Don Rams are at Kansas City, New coaches and players. Oklahoma at home against loss to Penn State, will be facing M M n n ola 4 1 4— 10 Houston at St. Louis 1 p.m. Monday — Packers-DE Alphonso Car- Andv Von Slyke or Cesar Odeno, St. Germany, 6-4,6-4. Ootralt 0 0 1— 1 Miami at Detroit 1 p.m. reker (hand) Is auestlonable. LB Brian Louis vs. DarrvI Motley or Pat Sheridan, Denkinger, Jim McKean and John Shulock. Orleans is at Atlanta. Washington “ We're not really a good football Miami, Fla.; No. 4 Arkansas the nation's No. 5 passer in R rsf oerlob— 1, Minnesota. Bellows Minnesota at Chlcogo 1 p.m. Noble (shoulder), CB-S Darvll Jones Kansas City, Van Slyke can run. Is a solid is at the New York Giants, San team right now because we haven't entertaining Texas; No. 5 Flor­ Tennessee's Tony Robinson. Seattle at NY Jets 1 p.m. 2 (Broten. Roberts), 6:27. 2, Minne­ (neck), LB John Anderson (neck) ore outfielder ond has some power (13 home Diego is at Minnesota, San Fran­ had a game when all three units ida at home against Southwest­ "It's going to be a big sota, Lawton 1 (Broten, Bellows). 6:38. Transactions Washington at Cleveland 1 p.m. probable. Bears-RB Colvin Tho­ runs) but hit only .091 In the plavoffs. X Minnesota, Acton 2 (Nilsson, Gro- New England at Tampa Bov 1 p.m. mas (knee), TE Emery Mooreheod Cedeno can't run like he used to and Is Villa Siren sidelined cisco is at Detroit, the New York were playing well,” said Seattle ern Louisiana; No. 6 Penn State challenge this week to see what ham), )4;20. 4, Minnesota, Broten 2 NY Giants at New Orleans 4 p.m. (knee), wR Dennis Me KInnon pulled In the late Innings on defense. He Calendar Jets are at New England and Coach Chuck Knox, whose team at Syracuse; No. 7 Nebraska at we’re made of after suffering a (unassisteb), t4:S9. Penalties— Lawton, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 4 p.m. (leg) are auestlonable. T Keith Van con stillhtt.even though hebottedonlv.167 PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins Thursday Missouri; No. 8 Auburn at defeat,” said Alabama Coach Min, 2:57: Foster, Det, 2:57; Loniwvln, Collpga San Francisco at LA Rams 4 p.m. Horne (ankle) Isprobable. In the playotfs. Motley has some power Tampa Bay is at Miami. had to score with 35 seconds left Min, 15:44; McKeonev, Min, )8:32. Mllnois-Chlcogo — Named Patri­ Monday, Oct. 21 but plavs only ogalnst left-handers. announced that defenseman Ville Siren will be out of the lineup Green Bay is at unbeaten Chi­ last week to beat winless Atlanta Georgia Tech: No. 9 Brigham Ray Perkins. cia Denning assistant men's basket­ San Diego at LA Ra'ders9p.m. hiMrcenfcrmoi (Zomet Sheridan has the best arm among the for at least six weeks because of a cracked bone in his right ankle. cago Monday night. 30-26. Second oerlod— 5, Minnesota, Moruk t ball coach. Los Angeles Rams (NFC, 6-0) at team's outfielders and hit a pair of home t o d a y (PIctf, McKeonev), ):00. 6, Minnesota Lehigh — Named David Duke and Paul Kansas Cltv-(AFC, 3-3) — Rams-WR runs In the AL plavoffs. Edge— Van Slyke Football Siren suffered the injury in a game Wednesday night in Moruk 2 (Lawton, McKeonev). 19:37. Hanks ossistont basketball cooches. , vs. Eost Catholic Chicago when he was struck by a slap shot by Troy Murray of the NFL Injury list Bobby Duckworth (knee) Is probable. and Cedeno. (Dillon Stadium), 7:30 p.m. Penoltles— Sherven, Min, 4:31; Chlefs-QB Bill Kenney (knee), RB Catcher Black Hawks. Houda, Oet,8:37; Langevin. Min, 16:09. Rutgers — Named Dennis Lay- Hetman Heard (concuselon), S Uovd Darrell Porter, St. Louis vs. Jim Bovs Soccer ton ossistont bosketbalI coach. Following Is a list of Inlurles and key Burruu (thigh) ore auestlonable. Sundberg, Kansas City— Porter was the Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Third period— 7, Minnesota, Plett 1 I Ineup changes reported by N FLteom s: St. Louis (NFC, X3) at Ptttsburgh- M V P of the 1982 Serlee and Is very Cheney Tech ot Bolton, 3:15 Quebec’s defehse cuts down Flyers (McKeonev, Hartsburg), pp, 5:34. 8, Football AFC Gomes (AFC 2-4) — Cardlnols-WR Clyde experienced. He hit the ball well In the Girls Socctr- Patriots reactivate Ramsey Detroit, Duouav 1 (Larson), 8:Z3. 9. Detroit — Waived defensive end Leon Cincinnati (2-4) at Houston (1-5) Duncxm (thigh), LB E. J. Junior (ankle), playoffs, batting .267, and Is on astute Manchester ot Fermi, 3:30 MInnesoto, Graham (unassisted), Evons; signed free agent wide receiver — Sengals-LB Glenn Cameron (hamst­ RB Randy Love (ankle), LB Danny handler of pitchers. Sundberg, o former Cross Country to finish," said Keenan. "W e Corl Blond. East Cathollc/Xavler at St. Bernard, FOXBORO, Mass. — The New England Patriots reactivated By The Associated Press and ha§Y>lkr <2> moustache. children under 12. A few people in the audience clap tentatively. BIG SELECTION,... Others continue to stare silently, incredulously. Christmas House Tour, Mark Twain "That’s fine," encourages the performer at the Memorial, 351 Farmington Ave., WALKMANS. RCA center of the room. "W e’ll proceed. Let me introduce a man who needs no introduction. You have the honor Hartford, and four other homes. Dec. 8, shares with Huckleberry Finn this year. New editions of meeting Mark Twain.” 20-minute script, using only words once spoken and noon to 4 p.m. $6 in advance, $8 day of CO^OR of Twain classics are being released by several major BOOM BOXES, written by Twain. Like the famous Hal Holbrook, he is tour. 525-9317 foEJreservations. THUS BEGINS a most unorthodox planetarium one of the few actors doing Twain impersonations who publishers , according to the Smithsonian Institution CASSEHES. show, put together by actor Robert Burghardt and the have received the official stamp of approval from the in Washington, D.C. That museum is bringing a OI A director of the Copernican Planetarium and Space Mark Twain Memorial. traveling exhibit of Twain memorabilia and photo­ Candlelight tours, Mark Twain D I A e . Science Dr. David Menke. Although it’s billed as a Burghardt says that he tried to pull things primarily graphs to ten cities. ^Memorial, 351 Farmington Ave., BLA Thousands are expected to visit the Clemens 12 ONLV show concerning "H olley’s Comet — Mark Twain’s from newspaper articles and speeches Twain wrote. Hartford. Dec. 15,22,29,5 to 7 p.m. Price Star, ’’ most people who come through the doors every These things are less familiar to the public than the boyhood home in Hannibal, Mo. But the center of the Friday and Saturday night hardly expect to meet major novels. celebration is Hartford, where Twain lived during his to be announced. Hartford’s most famous author "in person." But after Twain excuses himself, the more most productive years. 'T h e y ’re sitting there in the dark, waiting for conventional planetarium show begins. Menke points The idiosyncratic home which Twain built at 351 Film Festival, Avery Theater, Farmington Ave. is always an attraction for visitors something scientific to start,” said Menke this week. out the strong Twain-comet connection. The comet Wadsworth Atheneum, Main Street, COLOR TV "From out of the shadows they hear this chuckle, and paid a call the year Sam Clemens was born, which was to Hartford. This year, however, there are more then they see Mark come out. They don’t know what to the year 1835. It swung past the earth again in 1910, the tourists than ever, according to the staff there. The Hartford. Nov. 3, “ Adventures of S] 'Emerson make of it." year that he died. And it will blaze through the sky this home is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.'m. Tuesdays Huckleberry Finn,” 1939, Andy Rooney. The planetarium in New Britain is offering the year, as the country celebrates the birthdays of Twain through Saturdays, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays. A Nov. 10, “ The Adventures of Tom show, every Friday and Saturday night at 8:30, in and his friend Huck. guide accompanies each group'through the rooms; VIDEO conjunction with a most auspicious year for Twain twain himself, however, would not have appre­ the tour takes about an nour, and costs $3.75 per Sawyer,” 1930, Jackie Coogan. Nov. 17, fans. This is the 150th anniversary of the birth of ciated the attention being paid to the triple person. "The Prince and the Pauper,” 1937, Samuel Clemens — Mark Twain’s real name. It is the anniversary. "What ought to be done to the man who Erroll Flynn. All films are free, at 3 p.m. PLAYER 100th anniversary of the publication of Twain’s most invented the celebrating of anniversaries?” he once WHILE LIVING in that home. Twain wrote, among successful work, "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." wrote. "M ere killing would be too light." other things, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” “ Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” "Life on the BURGHARDT, a 31-year-old actor and teacher IN SPITE OF Twain’s dire words, Anoericans all Mississippi,” "Tram p Abroad," and "The Prince and a lecture with Nancy Ketchiff, curator of from Wallingford, has researched and written a over the country are celebrating the birthday he the Pauper," said Wilson Faude, executive director of education at Wadsworth Atheneum. Nov. 18 Old State House and former curator at the Mark Twain Memorial. 12,8 p.m. Mark Twain Memorial, 351 Only "These were his most productive, and his happiest Farmington Ave., Hartford. I FUST 24 CUSTOMERS ONLV I years,” said Faude. “ He claimed Hartford as his 169 home. Hartford claimed him as a local hero.” wireless At the Old State House, 800 Main St., people can “Mark Twain on Film,” a lecture with S F I S H E R Paul Stacy, professor of English, RemotenomoiB SONY become reacquainted with this Very Important CiTTTD Litto n Citizen through an exhibit of photographs and University of Hartford. Monday, 7:30 cebie g ] jE m e r s o m personal effects. “ Twain loved to be photographed, p.m.. University of Hartford’s Gengras Ready and we have about 100 photographs in this exhibit," Faude said. Some have been left in their original Campus Center, Room EH, West mounting; others are blown up to six-feet-by-three- Hartford. Free. 1 i ( \u\* feet. Throughout the rooms are enormous banners with “ Twain’s Parody of Popular famous, pithy Twain quotes. “ There are two times PORTABLE when a man should not speculate. When he can’t Literature,” a lecture with Catherine VIDEO CASSETTE VIDEO CASSETTE afford it, and when he can,." he said. Barnes Stevenson, assistant professor of T O U C H P A D COMPACT COMPACT , English at University of Hartford, and THE TWAIN INFLUENCE is traced right up Virginia Hale, professor of English and RECORDER RECORDER MICROWAVE DISC PLAYER DISC PLAYER through the present time, with panels of Charles Schultz’ "Peanuts" cartoons on display. chairman of English department at U of The exhibit officially opens this weekend! with a H. Nov. 4,7; 30 p.m.. Carriage Hduse, reception for members of the Old State House and the Mark Twain Memorial, 351 Farmington Mark Twain Memorial on Tuesday evening. The show Ave., Hartford. Free. will be open to the public, free, Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. It will close Nov. 10. “ Mark TwEiin, American Humorist,” a 249 199 In viewing this exhibit on Twain’s Hartford years, it 178 lecture with Thomas Grant, professor of Smithsonian News Service is obvious that he was Hartford’s most conspicuous citizen. Whether he ever succeeded in becoming, as he English, University of Hartford. Nov. 25, Above, Sam Clemens, printer s apprent­ once said he would, "the most conspicuous person on 7:30 p.m., Mark Twain Memorial, 351 the planet,” is a matter of some debate. . Farmington Ave., Hartford. 'PLUS 10* Law ice, at 15. wears that group's traditional But in this year of both the comet and the Twain Prka CaarurtM hat. Left, Mark Twain at 35 in his anniversaries, there are many opportunities to toast Our Itm oui Low Pric* OuarantM sealskin winter outfit. the blazing fire of both. M yt/hat If you buy •omothing from ui ir>d wllhin tho nan X days, find fha Mm# Ham for Io m h pur ttoro or any olhar local tfoching rotallar. wa II rafund tha difftrtnca plus tan parcant of tha diffaranca upon proof of tha lowar prlca FEATURING CASSEHE TAPE /VIAGNAVOX table” books on art and antiques, biographies, will be a Country Pumpkin Festival in Westmoor j THE LARGEST Iyour CHOICEI South Windsor sizzles illustrated travel books and a large number of Park, 119 F lagg Road, West Hartford. Kids should first editions. bring the pumpkins they've decorated at home; at Penny pinchers seeking an artistic weekend will SELECTION • MAXELL UDXLIL 3 p.m., "T h e Great Pumpkin" will judge his want to head for South Windsor this weekend. f f "cousins” to see who looks the fanciest. In OF • TDK SA 90 From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and from noon to addition there will be free hayrides, children’s 4 p.m. Sunday, a Harvest Celebration will be held D I A Q Lion and witch call games, cider and donuts. The party is on the 1800 block of Main Street. GIANT recommended for kids ages 4 to 10. But don't dress World 90 Min. The fair will feature Main Street craftsmen. Where can you go for just $ 1 per fam ily ? ‘ ‘The them in their Halloween finery, say the SCREEN TVS Series Weaving, carved songbirds, native American Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” a film based organizers; let them come in jeans, or any other artifacts and unusual yeast breads— cheese bread, on the C.S. Lewis classic tale, will be presented IN Time roll-in-the-grass clothes they may have. VIDEO TAPE . . sausage bread, homemade pita, and more — will be tonight at 7; 30 p.m. in the St. James School NEW ENGLAND.! MEMOREX PRO Hour COLOR TV sold. Walking tours of South Windsor's historic gymnasium. Admission is 50 cents per person or district will be offered between 1 and 4 p.m. each $1 per fam ily. The film, open to the public, is the Penny day. first in a series to be presented at St. James. On Sunday at 2 p.m., the University of Historic birthday party Connecticut’s Chamber Players will present a free Jazz at Bushnell The Manchester Historical Society is throwing ^ 3 9 9 pinchers’ concert at the Wood Memorial Library. The itself a birthday party on Sunday, celebrating 20 chamber musicians are all members of the faculty 3 PER CUSTOMER Airmen of Note, a 13-piece jazz band which is years in the business of saving historic at the School of Fine Arts part of the U.S. Air Force Band, will present a free community landmarks. The party will be at 2 p.m. 3691 A reception for the artists will follow the concert. ea sy TO GET TOI date book concert Sunday at 3 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial in the auditorium of the Whiton Memorial 445 HARTFORD RD., Hall, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford. Most seats have Library, 100 N. Main St., and you’re invited. MARCHESTER been given away already, but if you're willing to A fter the organization's annual meeting and Great books go cheap take a chance, you can go to the auditorium at election of officers, the 13 retired school teachers X -3SM about 2; 45 Sunday to line up for those seats which who founded the organization will be honored, and 11600 Looking for a set of encyclopedias for the the group’s past presidents will be introduced. Initini Criiiii remain. This concert is being put on by the HBRTForiP KOMt youngsters? How about a mystery novel, signed Hartford Jazz Socity. A history of the society’s activities over the past s ilv e r m O t. by the author? You’ll find these and much more at 20 years will be presented, beginning with the E-Z TERMS: the used book sale on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 I FORRES razing of the Timothy Cheney house on East sT«£cr • CASH p.m., at the South Congregational Church, 277 e»iT Ri Great pumpkin is coming Center Street in 1965. That destruction was what • CREDIT CARO Main St., Hartford. The sale will benefit the galvanized the founders to form a preservation X -6 H MANCHESTER. CT. • MONTHLY Mental Health Association of Connecticut. All Here’s a great chance to have some free fun organization. At Sunday’s celebration, birthday OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT T IL 5 . FRIDAY TIL 8 PAYMENTS types of books are to be offered, including “ coffee with the kids! On Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. there cake, coffee and punch will be served. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. l». 1985

Weekenders II#' DINING OUT GUIDE An apple pie weekend Picon stars in classic DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT,, See “ Yiddle With His Fiddle,” a 1937 film classic, at This is the weekend of the annual Glastonbury *1 Caldor Plaza, Manchester 649-5487 Apple Harvest Festival, at the comer of Main Street 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Federation East at Oakland and Hebron Avenue. The fair is Saturday and Sunday, Commons, 434 Oakland St. The movie, the first 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be carnival rides, Yiddish film made in Poland, stars Molly Picon, as a Monday thru Thursday Dinner Specials children's activities and entertainment every hour small-town girl who disguises herself as a boy to The food booths feature apple pies, apple fritters and travel with a band of musicians. A wedding scene and 3:30-9 PM C i | ^ apple dumplings. If that’s not enough apple goodies Jewish melodies highlight the film. ^ only only for you, there will be an apple pancake breakfast The classic kicks off a five-part series. Our J Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon at the Glastonbury High Yiddish Heritage in Film ,” the ninth annual series Swedish Meatballs School. sponsored by the Suburban Institute of Adult Jewish -X Tickets to breakfast are $3 general, $2.50 seniors Studies for the region. Fre^h Fried Fish and children. For more information, call 659-3587. General admission for this show is $2.50; senior Baby Beef Liver - Bacon or Onions citizens, $2, and students, $1. The prices for the series, in the same order, are $10, $8 and $4. Fresh Fried Clam Strips J 9 Craft show Saturday above served with Potato and Vegetable A variety of crafts will be exhibited by 20 state WATES has Jubilee Veal Parmesan with Spaghetti 38$*' craftsmen Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Columbia Cooperative Nursery Schools’ annual Homemade candies, baked goods, and Christmas Carla's Fresh Baked Manicotti juried craft show. items will be featured at the Manchester WATES’ Eggplant Parmesan autumn jubilee fair Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at '■'.ft The $1 admission gives a chance at winning the door r prize of a free weekend at a hotel. Several items will Orange Hall, 72 E. Center. Spaghetti with sauce or MQOtballs be raffled. Besides the craft sale, there will be a Enter from the rear of the building. Refreshments ItsUsn dishes served with a tossed green sated only. country store selling cider, flowers and homemade will be served. baked goods. Lunches and other refreshments will be Don't Forget Every Wednesday »- oq sold. Pet animals at church Our Famous Yankee Pot Roast ^4** A fair-ly good time It’s fair time again in Andover. The community fair will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to'2 p.m. at First Herald photos by pinto 4 There are fall fairs galore this weekend all over the Congregational Church on Route 6. There will be a We're Here to Serve You Manchester area. The First Congregational Church, country store, holiday booths, a farmers’ market, Let Charlie Peindiria and hie MamStv staff help makd your viait a pleasant one! Route 6, Andover will hold theirs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. baked goods, handcrafts, a tag sale, lunch and a Saturday. It will feature a country kitchen, gifts, petting farm. handcrafts and pony rides. At South United Methodist Church, you can pick up baked goods, candies, leaded MY BROTHERS glass and children’s toys from 10 a.m. to 2:20 p.m. Musical duo performs Saturday. The fair at St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., PLACE Coventry, opens tonight, from 6 to 9 p.m. The main Casselberry and Dupree, a female duo whose music \ r- _ portion of the fair will be Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., ranges from reggae to gospel and blues, will perform in :s l AUHAM I and will feature wood crafts, stencilling, face painting Saturday at the University of Connecticut’s Von der Mother’s helpers and a country store. Mehden Hall, Storrs, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 each. To reserve yours, call 344-7944. Instructor Laura Boutilier Ice^ G reani demonstrates how to 238 North MAnSingf Civic Center shows MMvtawuK MincfimNr 848-0838 See, buy antiques change a baby, using a doll AMIsaMVl) Two shows will fill the lower halls at the Hartford More than 60 exhibitors will be at the Vernon as a model. Margie Debate, Civic Center this weekend. The New England Wine & left, and JennaWilkie watch. Ski Expo, $3.75 per ticket, features ski equipment, Historical Society fall antique show and sale Sunday apparel, information on ski resorts throughout the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Vernon Middle School, 777 The baby-sitting class is DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT U.S. and Canada, and ski films. There will be a wine Hartford Turnpike (Route 30), Vernon. Proceeds will sponsored by the Manches­ festival and displays by area health clubs and racquet benefit the society’s musuem fund, General admis­ Caldor Plaza. Manchester 649-5487 sion will be $2. ter Junior Women’s Club in sport clubs. Super Stop and Shop's The New England Home and Energy Show costs $4 WEEKEND SPECIALS per person. There are displays on solar homes, community room. In photo earth-sheltered homes, alternative sources of energy, Enjoy a wine test above, the boys look as Roast Loin Pork w/stu((ing * green house additions, and much more. Each show is Hamlet Hill Vineyards in Pomfret is planning its interested as the girls. 6 . 9 9 open from 12 to 10 p.m. Saturday and from 12 to 6 p.m. U S D A London Broil w/mushroom sauce (your choice) annual wine harvest celebration this weekend. Sparrow tales Sunday. There is no discount parking available. Admission is free to this festival, which will include Fresh Bay Scallops (Baked-Brolled-Frled) John Winthrop Junior High School in food, warm mulled wine, cider, music and tours of the Daniel Hays is a first-rate sailor. Last Fresh Swordfish 7(your - 9 choice) ? , Deep River at 7:30 p.m. The talks are Rock against hunger winemaking facilities. The winery has now survived January he and his father rounded Cape both a tornado and a hurricane, and the owners feel being sponsored by the Chester Rotary (The above served with Potato. Salad. Roll and Butter) Horn in a 25-foot cutter named Sparrow. Taking a page from the books of the superstars, they have much to celebrate. The celebration will be Hays and his father will tell tales from and the National Theater of the Deaf and local rock musicians have organized their own open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. For more their journey today and Saturday at will benefit both groups. marathon fund-raising concert. It’s called CASH, or information, or to get directions, call 928-5550. Connecticut Against Starvation and Hunger, and it’s Manchester Country Club 0 to take place Sunday in the Washington Room of the Scenic Dining Overlooking the Reservoir Student Center, Trinity College. Sunrise in Hartford ‘Last Place on Earth’ Rag and rhapsody piay Seen that masked man? A dozen bands will perform from noon to midnight. TWO BANQUET ROOMS Never seen the sunrise in downtown Hartford? It’s ■ Gunther Schuller, world renowned composer- The Connecticut Opera opens its 1985-86 season with Tickets are $10 each, and proceeds will be to the for your Upcoming Wedding or Party Foodshare Commission of Greater Hartford. not normally considered a special attraction for conducter, will present a concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Masquera,” or "The Masked tourists. But on Sunday morning at 8 a.m., the - Lincoln Theater, University of Hartford. His concert Ball,” to be presented Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at Participating bands include the Broken Hearts, The Woodbridge Room - MotivS, The Painted Saints, Cool Runnings, The Not Hartford Architecture Conservancy will lead a ‘Masterpiece’ has a grim opener for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. ~ will be a showcase of jazz, ragime, rhapsody and big Bushnell Memorial Hall, 166 Capoitol Ave. Quite, The Bell System, Rock Rogers, SY Eli, The bicycle ride through downtown. According to a - band music. He will conduct the Hartt Concert Jazz In honor of the state’s 350th anniversary, director spokesman there, it’s possible to appreciate the city in -Band in Milhaud’s jazz ballet ’ ’The Creation of the Ronald Luchsinger has moved the setting from 17th Commuters, Chronic Disorder, Stark Raving. Whales The Cheney Banquet Hall - an entirely different way when the streets are empty toes turned black with frostbite. It the audience, and armchair detec­ ing. PBS and Central Television of ; World; ” recreate the original Gershwin arrangement century Italy to colonial Connecticut. and My November Guest. By Joan Hanoue for weddings or large parties. Seating up to 165. and the sidewalks are quiet. The fee is $5, which isn’t a pretty story but it is a tives share all Dalgliesh's clues — England, which will co-produce ' of ’’Rhapsody in Blue,” and cut loose with ragtime The opera will use supertitles, which means that United Press International includes refreshments. Call 525-0279 to register and gripping one. as well as a few red herrings — but the series. Call for reservations or information. c > sounds by Jelly Roll Morton, Eubie Blake and Scott enormous subtitles will be flashed above the stage, to find out where the bicyclists will get together. solving "The Death of An Expert Sundaes at Martin NEW YORK - That isn’t Paul "Masterpiece Theater” returns ABC has announced a series of i Joplin. Tickets are $8 general: $6 educators, senior provide instant translation. Witness” takes expert deduction. Revere shouting “ The British are to dramatizing masterpieces on program switches. "Lady Blue,” 305 S. Main Street, Manchester citizens and alumni; $4 students. For tickets, call 246-6807. Enjoy sundaes, face-painting, games and crafts for That’s what makes it fun. A roaring good time coming, the British are coming” in Dec. 1, when its version of Charles which must make room for "Dyn­ 646-0103 the whole family at Martin School Children’s Fair Boston these days — its the folks at Dickens’ “ Bleak House” — star­ Included in the excellent cast is asty II: The Colbys,” is being Hear Schubert mass Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the school on The Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton is WGBH announcing new seasons ring Diana Rigg — makes its Cyril Cusack, who as usual gives a switched to Saturday night at 10 Jam up weekend Dartmouth Road. worth a visit at any season; but when the leaves have for "Masterpiece Theater” and debut. gem of a performance. p.m. Eastern time, starting Nov. The Schubert Mass in G Major will be performed Both "Masterpiece Theater” 16, replacing "Lim e Street." which turned their autumnal colors, it’s particularly worth a "Mystery! ” The second British import NIKKI’S. A T Hear Peanutbutterjam serenade at 1 and 3 p.m. Sunday at Christ Church Cathedral, 45 Church St., visit. On Saturday, the nature center will hold its WGBH has brought some fasci­ and "M ystery!” are funded by has gone off the air until sometime makes its bow Oct. 24 when the Mobil. Sunday at the Lowe Program Center of Manchester Hartford. It will be preceded by a performance of the Tag saie Saturday annual Nature’s Bounty Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. nating British television series to in 1986. "Spenser; For Hire” is Specials This Weekend: ^ six-episode "Death of An Expert moving into the Tuesday at 10 p.m. Community College. Eileen Packard and Paul Haydn String Quartet Number 2, which is known as There will be handmade crafts, holiday ornaments, PBS, and this season's kickoff, as WGBH had more funding news to Buy toys, attic treasures and other items at Bolton Witness” opens the season for slot now occupied by "Our Family Fridav & Saturday , Recker, the two-member group, will be part of the The Lark. The concert is open to the public, and a preserves and baked goods. There will be children’s Masterpiece Theater begins its report this week — grants totalling Women’s Club’s tag sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 “ M ystery!” on PBS at 9 p.m. Honor.” which will air in open house of the college’s Child Development Center. suggested donation of $3 per person will be requested activities and, of course, nature waiks. Admisison is ISth anniversary season, is no more than $2 million from six Prime Rib ...... »8.95 at the door. p.m. at 100 West St. (Route 85), Bolton. 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It also nuclear weapons development, Prifiie R ib...... *8.95 Bv Vernon Scott Borgnine nor co-star Jan-Michael my own car. jumped off. Randolph took off his (check local listings), tells the introduces James’s detective. strategy and policy, and arms JOELD. United Press International Vincent to fly Airwolf because of The most frightening thing is when the ” I ’ve never been seriously hurt spurs and said, ‘Here, kid, you grim adventure of two explorers Chief Superintendent Adam Dal- control. 254 Broad St Manchester the insurance rates. But both stars doing stunts. But the other day I got earned ’em.’ racing each other to be the first gliesh of Scotland Yard. The series, to air on PBS in 1987, - HOLLYWOOD - Ernest Borg­ spend a part of aimost every rotor biaides are moving and I’m sitting in the punched in the eye in a fight scene. "One thing I haven’t done is go up man to reach the South Pole — the Dalgliesh is called to eerie East will be a collaboration between • 646-3000 • nine had never been up in a shooting day in the chopper. cockpit and there isn’t a pilot around.’ As long as I worked with the stunt in a hot air balloon. But my real "last place on earth” referred to in Anglia when murder strikes a WGBH and scholars from the MROSEK ^ helicopter before he reported for ’’The most frightening thing is man I was okay, but when they put ambition is to write President the title. forensic laboratory — a place Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ BOARD OF EDUCATION ? his role as Dominic Santini in when the rotor blades are moving the actor in he misjudged and Reagan and see what I can do about Martin Shaw plays British Navy where crimes are supposed to nology and Harvard University. "FOB THE FUTURE OF ’’Airwolf,” at the controls of the and I ’m sitting in the cockpit and pasted me in the eye. getting a ride in the shuttle. That Capt. Robert Scott, who hoped to solved, not committed. Dalgliesh, Major corporate support for the - world’s most advanced chopper. there isn’t a pilot around. You've Learning to operate a variety of I ’ve encountered mokt of them "Any time you're working with would be the thrill of all time, to make good the British boast that played by Roy Marsdeh, is a good, project will come from the Chubb MANCHESTER" "I always wanted to go up in one got to be very, very careful getting vehicles and other means of from gun fighting to playing a cars, planes, boats or helicopters come back to Earth and tell people "every uninhabited part of the solid copper who knows his job. Group of Insurance Companies, Paid tor by Thg Commlttoa to WONG'S RESTAURANT ; ofthethings.” Borgninesaid, "buti butcher. you’re aiways in danger. You can of my generation what it’s all globe belongs by rights to gleet Joel Mrotak. Paul 8. in and out of that machine — locomotion is nothing new to The author and the scriptwriters with further money from the Seybolt Jr., Traaaurar. ' never had the opportunity. otherwise something can happen. Borgnine. ” It was great operating the never tell when there will be a about.” England.” on this “ Mystery! ” play fair with Corporation for Public Broadcast­ ^ Peking Szechuan Cuisine ■ ’’They gave me a coordination ” We aren’t allowed to take off or He mastered horseback riding in steam engine. First time I tried it, I mechanical breakdown or a The man he raced to the South - flight before the first show and land,” Borgnine said. "But we can a dozen westerns, engineered a took off like a professional. On our miscalculation. Pole — and who planted the Cocktails • Take Out. ' found I’d make a good pupil and a steam locomotive for "Emperor of off days I would engineer the train "But the most dangerous things Norwegian flag there — was Roald handle the controls in the air and I Open C H E F CHEF good pilot. My coordination was have handled them. It’s a great the North” and pilotedaPTboatfor up to the lumber camps just forthe of all are horses. You’re safer in a EMERGENCY Amundsen, played by Norwegian 2 perfect and 1 thought actually of feeling of exhilaration. many years in TV ’s “ McHale’s hell of it. helicopter than on a horse. They’re Fire — Police — Medical actor Sverre Anker Ousdal. OPEN Be somebody. 7 Days AWARD AWARD * flyingthechopper.Buttherewasso "F ive minutes into my coordina­ Navy.” He even learned his way "You really get an education as good animals, but they’re dumb. Susan Wooldridge, looking much A Week t much work to do with the acting tion test the pilot asked me to take around a submarine for "Torpedo an actor. I learned how to drive a "The first time I got on a horse DIAL 911 more glamorous than she did as The Hartford Coamai PM Matailar Daphne Manners in "The Jewel HOUSE role, the inclination left me. over and I said I couidn’t. But he Run.” big 16-wheel trailer-truck rig in was for a picture with Randolph In Manchester Post Road Plaza I "Then I read about a few Scott. They had me riding down and the Crown,” is Scott’s wife, insisted and I was swooping allover “ I spent 10 years as a cook and ’Convoy’ for (director) Sam Rt. 30 (1-86 Exit 96) T d .: (203) 875-0661 ” accidents and thought better of it. gunner’s mate in the Navy,” Peckinpaw. What looked like a steep cliff! and Max Von Sydow is Fridtjof the sky until I learned to rest my FREE Hearing Test ' Don’t get me wrong, I love arm on my thigh and it was the Borgnine said, “ so learning to ’’The stunt men take overon most “ I took one look and had second Nansen, Norwegian ambassador Vernon. Conn. ^A ^S S A R 05^ Z- helicopters. They’re a great way to easiest thing in the world to fly. operate a PT boat was no big thing. dangerous stuff, but they do want thoughts. The wrangler told me to to Britain and Amundsen’s by Audiologist * look at real estate and they make a "On locations we use the real "Acting is an education in close-ups of actors at the wheel in keep the horse’s head up in case he • mentor. ■I marvelous show, but I ’ve given up Airwolf. On the stage we have an everything from philosophy to car chases. And I ’ve hung some stumbled. I took off with that SHOWCASE . "The Last Place on Earth” is a • FREE Consultation - tale of heroism and tragedy and 1 the idea of flying them. ’ ’ exact replica except it doesn’t ha ve psychology to exposure to every wheelies doing chase scenes! Ihave horse’s head in my iap. I got to the HARTFORD The producers will not allow an engine.” trade you can thinkof. 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CT 30 lick his ice cream dish clean, she d D dO) M isfits of Science The misfits ABBY: A ques­ [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook WSBK Boston, MA 36 ARLO AND JANIS'x by Jimmy Johnson said only people of slum caliber did WGG8 Springfield. MA 40 become involved in a hunt to locate ancient tion of ethics [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) Paterson, NJ 41 Mayan treasures beneath the city of Bev­ with regard to that. WXTV wELi,ijooK«rmMiawAv- W A N T WILL UVE ONLY [M A X ] MOVIE; Sweet Rosie O'Grady' WGBY Spr..igfield, MA 57 erly Hills. (60 min.) ; abortion: To You didn’t let the lady get away Brooklyn-born Rosie, tired of singing in WTIC Hartford, CT 61 dZ) Great Performances (CC) 'Dance VOUXL UKEtV i m ANOirilER A FEW (AONTHS! OOESlilAT whom is the Dear Abby with calling him "slum caliber," beer halls, travels to London where she CNN Cable News Ntwrk ;CNNl in America: Throe by Three.' 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Box for widows of Masons who belonged to either lodge at any sexual concern if they thought was horrified when she sayijhim irKMfwn 35 years ago will hold one Oct. 26 at Center dT) Diff'rent Strokes teenager, bullied by schoolmates, learns [M A X ] MOVIE: Fame' Talented teena 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. For and masters karate from a Japanese gers at New York’s High School for the their parents would be informed. give his dog a bath in the kithhen Congregational Church where the first local one was [C N N ] Moneyline friend Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki Morita, Performing Arts learn about life Irene held. The hours will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. To make transportation, call Bruce Rothwell, master, 232-1670. [D IS ] Disney's Legends & Heroes Elisabeth Shue 1984 Rated PG Cara. Ann Meara 1980 Rated R. an appointment, call the branch, 643-5111. 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North-south; Jim Baker and Sonja Gray, first; John than surgery that might enable her CD Benny Hill Show Vietnam, accompanies a Senate investiga­ uncover the impending political overthrow FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves GOTT: I am 50 Manchester Square Dance Club will have a Greene and A1 Berggren, second; Irv Carlson and tion committee to Ho Chi Minh City Chuck of Indonesia falls in love with a British at­ to be more comfortable? club-level dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddell Ellen Goldberg, third. (3D Independent News Norris 1984 Rated R tache Mel Gibson. Sigourney Weaver. years old and had my last School, Paul Andrews will call the squares and Anita East-west: Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, first; dS) ( p Barney Miller [U S A ] TNT Linda Hunt 1983 Rated PG DEAR READER: Rectal pro­ menstrual pe­ White will cue the rounds. Mary Willhide and Suzanne Shorts, second; Peg d l) Jeopardy 10:30 PM (11) News lapse is a disorder in which the riod about a Dr. Gott Members will bake something with apples in it to Dunfield and Mollie Timreck, third. New Newlywed Game 8 : 3 0 PM (X) All In the Family ( ^ Alfred Hitchcock rectum protrudes through the anal year ago. I am celebrate apple festival night. All club-level dancers Results for Oct. 10 include: d ^ Benson (5) d® Mr. Belvedere (CC) Wesley feels (4i) 24 Horas opening. It can result from weak­ bothered by dry Peter Gott, M.D. are welcome. North-south: Ann McLaughlin and Mary Corkum, dD State W e're In guilty for his past behavior after his accor­ dZ) Capitol Journal ening of the lower rectal supports dion teacher dies skin and a dry first; Tom Regan and Ann DeMartin, second; John [C N N ] Crossfire as well as laxity of the anal [E S P N ] Harness Racing Breeders vagina, and Greene and Mary Willhide, third. [ESPN] Compaq Sports Special; 1985 dD Family Feud Crown Championship sphincter. The prolapse is made Lutz shows wild animals have developed East-west: Bev Saunders and Saul Cohen, first; World Series (Q) dZ) Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser worse by straining. Ordinarily it is analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of 1 1 :00 PM CD (D 22) (3‘0) (40) News light, downy fa­ Eric Thomas of the Lutz Children’s Museum will Ellen Goldberg and Mollie Timreck, second; Marge [ m a x ! Maxtrax This show features hot not a serious condition but, for videos from rock's rising stars economic and investment matters CD Taxi cial hair during present a program on wild animals in society on Warner and Terry Daigle, third. iD ISl Mousterpiece Theater CD Bizarre the past year. My gynecologist has combined estrogen-progesterone obvious reasons, it can be Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. at the Bowers School library. He ' [U S A ] Dragnet uncomfortable. (lD Carson's Comedy Classics been neither helpful nor sympa- therapy may be appropriate in will bring some animals who have benefitted by the Surgery is usually the preferred (20) MOVIE: 'Devil's Rain' The leader of a : thetic. He does not believe in a your case and should be consi­ museum's program for abandoned and injured Pappas teaches holiday cooking dered. However, I believe your method of treatment. However, animals. Thomas will speak on winter feeding cull of devil worshippers returns to earth woman taking estrogen unless it is Nancy Pappas, reporter for the Manchester Herald, to search for the book signed by Satan’s first priority is to find a gynecolo­ surgery of any kind can be absolutely necessary. He is sup will present a program, "Fine Cooking for Fraidy disciples Ernest Borgnine. 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If performances, at 1 and 3 p.m., Sunday at the ing the use of estrogen. I surely snacks and desserts for the holidays. There will be [C N N ] Moneyline how well-qualified he is. two surgeons have independently Manchester Community College Lowe Program would appreciate your comments, door prizes and handouts on food preparations for [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Eyes of the ___ .(^RRR concluded that your mother cannot Center. Gloria (Courteney Cox, 1.) and Amaryllis' An aged widow searches for a ha ve an operation, I think you have special occasions. signal from her departed husband. Ruth DEAR READER: You are I am sending you a free copy of There will be an open house at the Child Johnny B. (Mark Thomas Ford. Martha Byrne. Jonathan Bolt 1982 my Health Report on Menopause. to accept their opinions. 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I think his behavior, although that her general physical condition Send your questions to Dr. Gott dD La Traicion understandable, is reprehensible. would make surgery too danger­ in care of the Manchester Herald BOLTON — St. Maurice Knights of Columbus will A blood pressure screening will be held Monday Seek out another gynecologist who (57) News be said. ous. She is now in a health-related at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH serve pancakes and sausages Sunday from 8 a.m. to from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the community room of Mayfair SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Small is more aware of the profound dD Comedy Tonight GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A task you facility, where the nurses push the 44101. Due to volume of mail, 12:30 p.m. at St. Maurice Parish Center, 32 Hebron Gardens, 211-214 N. 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Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center’s Europe supported [ m a x ] MOVIE; 'Intimate Moments' A good listener and a keen observer to­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A frank and A few more rate hikes and the post­ together until Tie together several sprigs of 26 Belts 30 Doubt woman accommodates the needs of the day, especially when around people you honest discussion with your mate today al service will have no more money the frosting fresh rosemary or thyme and use world’s most important men. Alexandra 29 Ascetfc 31 Phrase of under­ 41 Social club 51 Polynesian god admire. What you learn from them you'll can Iron out a matter that has been a problems. It’ll be cheaper to hand- sets.Thespagh- as a basting brush for roasted or (abbr.) Stewart, Bernard Fresson, Dirk Alievogt 33 Supposing (2 standing (2 53 Jewish month 1982 Rated R use for yourself. source of irritation. Say what needs to carry your message to wherever. etti strands are better than tooth­ Put sprigs of lavender or rosem­ grilled chicken or lamb. wds.) wds.) 43 'Time zone 54 Mulberry cloth 1st ANNUAL LAWN and GARDEN 34 Woe IS me 32 Ripped (abbr.) picks because they are longer and ary under your ironing board JAN 12:30 AM CD comedy Tonight 36 Same (comb, 35 French article 45 Rare gas 56 Aviation will go through more than one CD Saturday Night Live form) 38 Annual (abbr.) 4 7 ______'s agency Irish (abbr.) layer. Place strands of spaghetti at 37 Rug 39 Astronauts' "all Rosa (3D Star Trek serval intervals around the cake. 57 High note Bridge 36 Grows old right" (comp, 48 Bewildered ^ Friday Night Videos When the cake is set, pull out the The Craft Supply House - SALE-A-THON 39 Jacob's son wd.) 49 Russian council 58 Biblical king ------^ Maude 40 Inquisitive spaghetti. 50 Purnell Place (Off Main Si.), Manchester 1 2 3 10 11 d® Film/Sign-Off MRS. 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Make check Nights Days storm [TMC] MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' no-trump. from making a trick with the 9-8. payable to Polly’s Pointers and ^CJROPLEY’S LAWN AND GARDEN CENTEI 2 Actor Montand 55 West North Eait South Ocl. 21 • Welcome • No Sew Oct. 22 • Victorian Wreath (CC) A married but frustrated teacher risks The opening lead was ducked, but send to Polly's Pointers, Box 1216, 3 Lack of luxuries everything for a night of passion with one Pass Pass 2 4 2 NT Oct. 24 • Chrialmaa Oct. 25 • Floral Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH 45201. 4 British Navy 59 of her students Christopher Atkins, Leslie Pass 3 NT Pass Pass the second spade lead eliminated de­ Nov. 4 • Basketweaving Oct. 28 - Scarecrow Rt. 44, Bolton 649-6364 abbreviation Ann Oowne, Robert Logan 1983 Rated Pass clarer's only spade stopper. South now POLLY Nov. 7 ■ Padded Frames Nov. 1 • Floral 1 R 5 A t (2 wda.) 62 had to hope that the club king was fa­ Any day now, expect to see a trend­ Nov. 11 - Basketweaving 6 Joshua tree 1:45 AM (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Osath Opening lead. ♦ J vorably placed. He toyed with the idea setting office worker brown-bag his DEAR POLLY; Here are a few Nov. 14 • Christmas Hours: Monday - Sunday 9-6, Friday 9-7 7 Commerce J Hunt' A resourceful trapper uses every of trying to drop a singleton king, but lunch instead of lugging it to work In of my favorite herbal tips: •gency (abbr.) (c) 1985 by NEA. Inc 18 trick he knows to escape an uniust arrest that nlav wmilri on ao4in . . _ _ » A* i-:_ I ft* percent; SequoiaCAmaAia ITiin/l Fund, 227.24997 24 r * ■ Bv Changing Times gains in the following list. The 25 convertible bond funds and junk S&P 500. Nine funds — in addition relative to his or her peers. Many The KlDlInger Magazine top-ranked funds (per Lipper bond funds. The top fixed-income to all but one of the battered gold fund managers’ pay depends on percent, 26.6 percent; Phoi-nix annual fees, or the other way Stock Fund, 225.46 percent. NA; At a tim e hundreds of dollars a year in Analytical Services) generated fund, Putnam Convertible Fund, funds — couldn’t even match the 31 how their fund ranks among those excessive interest charges, on top around," says Kirk Willison, the Points of Phoenix Growth Fund, 214.38 per­ when interest Most of us have long forgotten, compound annual returns ranging ranked 88th with a gain of 137.89 percent consumer price index with similar objectives. of steadily increasing bank service ABA spokesman. never knew or don’t care what advance of the five-yearterm. And The following list presents the cent, 5.0 percent; Nicholas Fund, rates have from 22.7 percent for Lehman percent, 18,9 percent compounded 212.23 percent, 4.1 percent; Ameri­ ;slipped to their fees, loan fees and credit card Counters Alan Fox, legislative mutual funds did between No­ Opportunity to 33.4 percent for annually. in the first half of 1985, the median total returns (price gains plus fees," representative with the CFA and vember 1980 and July 1982. But fund trailed the reinvested SiP500 reinvested dividends and capital can Capital Pace Fund, 208.M lowest levels in Magellan. Upper’s median total Conspicuous by their absence percent, 22.3 percent; Tudor Fund, years, you — S y lv ia But reports a spokesman for the author of a new report on credit when looking for winning five-year return for 461 funds over the from this year’s honor roll are the by nearly 4 percentage points, gains distributions) for the 25 American Bankers Association: card debts, "People don’t have a performers, that recession- 17,24 percent for the SitP to 13.52 funds that topped the rankings for 202.98 percent. 5.2 percent; Nauti­ 'America’s con- Annual Percentage Effective Annual five-year period is 96.23 percent, a gold funds, which dominated last s\imers — are "We’re confident that the market sense of what the rates ought to wracked period is crucial. percent for the funds. the five years ending June 30,1985, lus Fund, 201.48 percent, NA, T erm R ate Y ie ld 14.4 percent compound annual year’s rankings. The golds (formerly a closed-end fund); still paying P o rte r responds. People have alterna­ be.” Fox stresses too that the Fed It was during the bearish 1980-'82 gain. dropped off en masse thanks to an That is in strong contrast to the as computed by Lipper Analytical tives to credit cards. We don’t see a figures are simply averages, so Services. The total return is shown close to peak market cycle that many of the The five-year leaders include average 22 percent loss forthe gold 1970s, when the fund industry grass roots effort on the part of many consumers pay higher rates 6 M o n th s 7.75% 8.03% stomped the CPI, the S4P and the for the full five years. Lehman Capital Fund, 201.19 'rates on what winning funds — the 25 with the many traditional growth or group over the year ending June 30 you owe on your consumers to put laws into effect 19 percent to 21 percent. best records for the five years capital-appreciation funds, and the exit from the five-year 30 Dow Jones Industrials. In the The second figure shows what percent, 5.3 percent; Windsor IH about how much bunks can charge While the evidence — wides­ current decade, only, equity- the funds did during the last major Fund, 194.35 percent, 8.8 percent; credit cards. 1 Y e a r 8.25% 8.57% ending in June 1985 — positioned holders of sucii stocks as Chrysler, chart of the 1979-80 period when ' By coincidence the nation’s tics are obviorsly anti-consumer. for credit cards.” pread and growing reliance on themselves for victory. Instead of PepsiCo, Dayton-Hudson and Wal- some of the funds doubled. The income funds have clearly sur­ market tailspin, from November Janus Fund, 192.78 percent. 4.7 credit cards — suggests that not all percent; Twentieth Century Select fourth largest bank — The Manu­ As an illustration, figures com­ losing 15 percent or 25 percent as Mart that you would expect to grow cumulative five-year gain for the passed both stock market yard­ 1980 through July) 1982, when the It’s a real, serious difference of consumers worry about their inter­ 2 Y e a r s 8.75% 9.11% S&P 500 stock index lost 16.5 Investors. 190.78 percent,- 10.0 facturers Hanover of New York — piled by the Federal Reserve many of their competitors did, in a consumer-led economic ex­ group as of June 30 was only 7.74 sticks. That reinforces the :called attention to this point by Board show that rates on credit attitude. est costs, consumers have begun to most of the five-year winners held pansion. Funds that emphasize percent. importance of dividend income percent of its value and the median percent; Pennsylvania Mutual express concern. In a recent study Fund, 189.16 percent,- 13.7 per­ cutting its interest rate on credit cards average 17.8 percent in Bankers blame the high rates on 3 Y e a r s 9.25% 9.65% their ground or even made a profit. dividends from utilities and other Diehards argue gold is cyclical, when inflation is under control. fund’s net asset value declined by the cost of doing business and the by Bankcard Holders of America, 6.3 percent. Those figures are from cent; Gemini Fund, 188.68 percent, cards from 19.8 percent to 17.8 August 1981. In August 1985 the When stock prices exploded in interest-sensitive stocks are also but fundamental prospects for There are plenty of opinions but percent this month. But this average rates topped 18.6 percent. need to recover financially from 66 percent of respondents said they August of '82, people who owned well represented. precious metals aren’t good and no hard facts as to why the fund CDA Investment Technologies of NA, (formerly a closed-end fund); would switch to another Visa or 4 Y e a r s 9.60% 10.03% United Vanguard Fund. 186.80 merely underlined that these rates The prime rate surged to 20.5 previous years when card rates those and other leading funds had a Bond funds rarely perform well South African mining-company industry is lagging. Some blame Silver Spring, Md. still hover close to record levels. percent in August 1981, had were much lower but their borrow­ MasterCard if it offered a lower head start. enough to make the top 25, and this shares, still crucial to most gold sleepy top management, a depar­ Fidelity Magellan Fund 322.09 percent, 7.6 percent; Fidelity rate. Equity-Income Fund, 184.35 per­ The fact is we, the consumers, are plunged to less than half that peak ing costs were much higher - ,5 Y e a r s 9.75% 10.20% Their experience provides a tip year is no exception. But the same funds, are reeling from the growf- ture of many talented people from percent, 13.5 percent: Quest for not benefiting from declining inter­ — 9.5 percent — this past August. resulting in big losses. Debate will remain vigorous in this time of cautious sentiments: reasons that pushed utility stocks ing pressure on that country’s the business, and corporate atmos­ Value Fund 283.58 percent, 32.2 cent, 6.6 percent: Investor’s Re­ about the nature of credit card search Fund, 182.65 percent,- 24.9 est rates. The discount rate — basic of all In addition, bankers point out Funds that have demonstrated ahead helped fixed-income funds political 'and economic system. pheres that discourage managers percent; Lindner Fund 238.06 The paradox has become so rates — also had collapsed almost credit cards represent unsecured interest rates. But everyone proficiency in slack times, as well do extremely well in this half­ So farduring the 1980s, funds asa from following their convictions. percent, 35.8 percent; Vanguard percent; Fidelity Destiny Fund, agrees on one point: You, the 182.52 percent,-0.1 percent; Sigma apparent that at least two bills 50 percent, from 14 percent to 7.5 lines of credit, so simple prudence as during booms, are logical decade. Funds that buy straight class have failed to keep up with Others cite what can be called Qualified Dividend 1, 235.84 per­ .have been proposed to Congress to percent. requires charging consumers consumer, should shop more care­ choices now. government, corporate or munici­ the broad indexes. Only 153 of the Lipperitis, a syndrome that tempts cent, 29.1 percent: Lindner Divi­ Capital Shares, 179.03 percent,-3.9 fully and understand just how percent: Lehman Opportunity curb credit card interest rates. higher rates. You can see the leaders over the pal bonds crushed inflation. Inves­ 461 funds in the five- year Lipper a manager to take unwise risks in dend, 233.27 percent, NA; NEL Also, roughly 30 percent of much you actually pay. $1000 minimum deposit rnnUnoo ctirnassed the reinvested an effort to climb the charts ------th Fund, 227.73 percent, 16.3 Fund, 178.20 percent, NA. Hearings on the bills are scheduled The Consumer Federation of last five years and their long-term tors earned still higher profits in to be held any time now. America uses these figures as the cardholders pay their balances in "You don’t accept the first offer Rates subiect to change The scenario is complex and basis for a report that bankers are full each month, so the banks that the first bank asks on a Interest compounded confusing. Consumer credit card incorrect in claiming that consu­ collect no interest on these cards. mortgage or car loan,” observes monthly debt continues to grow in the face mer credit card interest rates (An upside-down quirk, indeed!) Marla Kaplan, assistant director Substantial penally FAMILY INCOMES Notes Oil tho tiiTies: money markets of the apparent inequities and the respond to changes in the market. Finally, "banks have different of Bankcard Holders of America. for early withdrawal industry’s leaders anticipate more In fact, says the CFA report: costs, and consumers can find a "Treat credit cards the same ■ healthy expansion. Yet, the statis­ "Consumers , are paying combination of high rates and low way.” Broad range of ‘middle incomes’ Bv Changing Times Even so, before-tax real returns books, possibly at a discount, as a bility of state income taxes, you The KIplinger Magazine on corporate bonds and three- way to increase revenues. might consider switching into 1=1 month Treasury bills are still bonds issued by your own state or EQUAL OPPORTUNITY You may feel shortchanged if running substantially higher in CHRISTMAS SWAPPING municipality. , fMaf- you’re earning only 7 percent in the this economic recovery than they NOW: If you’re thinking of using a Under the proposal, state in­ Small investments can grow substantially money-market fund that usetl to have on average during the past tax swap to reduce your 1985 tax come tax paid on interest earned spew out 10 percent plus. But when five recoveries, according to ihe bill, start planning now to beat the on out-of-state bonds would no The Eagle among banks. you consider the real interest rate Center for International Business year-end crush. It can take a longer be deductible on your By John Cunniff difficult to total, since incomes 1984 dollars, dividend incomi Under payroll deduction plans, — nominal rate less inflation — Cycle Research. broker several weeks to find federal return. But most states The Associated Press differ and tax policies were alone would have been sufficient to millions of workers accumulate you’re probably earning as much suitable, well-priced substitutes exempt interest on their own bonds changed many times over the provide a well-to-do lifestyle. shares of the company that em­ years. Throughout, no shares were ploys them. In other companies First Federal Savings 01 your money as savers have VOUCHERS TO GO: In addition for the assets investors like to from state income tax, so you’d NEW YORK - Almost lost in the East Hartford. Glastonbury South Glastonbury. Manchester. Vernon, Rockville, and South Windsor earned in the past. to traveler’s checks and credit swap, usually municipal bonds. salvage some tax benefits. quick-dollar din of daily stock But now the bright side of things: bought or traded. They were held workers agree to haved and For example, today’s money- cards, you’ll soon have a third In a tax swap (which municipai A swap does not actually elimi­ market commentary is the realiza­ If all dividends had been reinv­ through good times and bad, applied to credit union savings fund rate of around 7 percent, less payment option for vacation bond dealer Steven J . Hueglin ca lls nate taxes, it just postpones them. tion that given time and persist­ ested in additional shares of the including the Depression of the accounts. about 4 percent for inflation, travel: vouchers issued by Visa, "one of the last free lunches") you You trade capital losses now for ence, the smallest investments can same companies, says Perritt, the 1930s. In each instance the employee means a real return of 3 percent. MasterCard and Diners Club and sell assets that have lost value and capital gains in the future when the grow to substantial sums. Tech­ raw figure — without the impact of Today, scores of blue-chip corpo­ utilizes a psychological technique Back in the mid 1960s most sold through travel agents. use those losses to offset gains bonds mature. Since that can be 30 niques used are among the most taxes and inflation — would have rations offer dividend reinvest­ that, while scorned as naive, is also ment plans ch cash divare auto- tested by time. That is, the worker LOOKING FOR a second car for your family? Under $4,999 5.7% short-term savings were held in To use them, you pay your agent from other investments. You can years or so down the road, it’s a prosaic to be found. They involve been $2,112,000. passbook accounts paying 4 per­ in advance for hotel accommoda­ also offset up to $3,000 of ordinary very attractive technique. no special skills or difficult invest­ Adjusted for buying power, the maty assigned to new shares or adjusts to a smaller paycheck and Don't miss the many offerings in today's $5,000-$9,999 cent and inflation was running at tions or car rentals and receive a income. Then you immediately ment decisions. In fact, they rely resulting $350,000-plus would re­ fractionather than issued to the a sometimes imperceptibly lower 10.2% CD RANKINGS BV DUFF: shareowner. living standard. classified columns. about 2 percent, for a pretax real voucher to be handed over when replace your bonds with others; Who’s number one in CD ratings? on almost totally automatic present a 35-fold increase. And in $10,000-$14,999 11.6% return of 2 percent. If you first you use the service. Travel agents that way, you can maintain inter­ Continental Illinois, among others. processes. $15,000-$19,999 11.8% factor in an average tax rate of get commissions on the sale of est income or make portfolio Despite its brush with insolvency Among them are dividend reinv­ about 25 percent then and 32 vouchers; you get to fix your changes to increase current yield last year, its certificates of deposit estment plans, payroll deduction $20,000-$24,999 11.5% percent now, the final yields are exchange rate, save your credit or upgrade quality. now get high marks from Duff & arrangements, investment clubs about equivalent — 1 percent line for other purchases and carry With municipals, you can predict Phelps, a credit-rating agency that and automatiesavings programs $25,000-$34,999 19.5% versus 0.76 percent. less in traveler’s checks. the results with some certainty. has begun to grade CDs based on in which prearranged amounts are $35,000-$49,999 17.0% Of course, the higher your tax But you also have to tie up your "No other investment lets you banks’ asset quality, profitability transferred from checking to sav­ bracket, the worse you’re faring. cash in advance, and you lose some maintain your market position as and capital adequacy. ings accounts. $50,000-$59,999 5.4% But the saver’s heyday of the early flexibility. You can get a refund on easily as municipal bonds,” says By the end of the year at least 30 , In each instance time is probably 1980s — when inflation plummeted, unused vouchers, but you may Bruce Treitler of Thomson banks will be ranked on a scale as important a factor as the “Did 3'ou know that?” $60,000 and up 7.2% interest rates hung high and real have to pay a cancellation fee. McKinnon. from "Duff 1 plus’’ to "Duff 3." All immediate rate of return, becu.se “No, I didn't know that, returns briefly topped 12 percent Some travel agents will also As a hedge against the adminis­ ratings are “investment grade," money accumulated over time did you know that?” b y one measure — was a historical begin selling travel irons, voltage tration’s tax reform proposal, meaning that the CDs covered are generates interest on interest t (Source: U S. Census Bureau) NEA GRAPHIC aberration converters, luggage and guide- which would eliminate the deducti­ considered low-risk investments. regular compounding. -(]huck iiniJ Nancy Johnson, Gerald Perrit, a former mathe­ (ilasionbiirv. (^onn. matics professor who now edits f Investment Horizons newsletter, 1 offers an extreme — extreme i because the time factor is nearly 60 State Bank remains local ^ years and the initial amount is PRUDENTIAL s $10,000 — of the results, By MLC Advertising community. Providing for the other banks due to state law. but i That amount invested in the c needs of the local people is clearly the convenience of this many < Standard & Poor’s composite stock In a day when many banks are an advantage for everyone” locations for other transactions I indexneartheendofl925would,by being gobbled up by larger And yet, Manchester State Bank cannot be matched by larger his calculations, have grown to institutions. Manchester State is by no means a "small bank" banks which are not part of the INSURANCE c o m p a n y ' $131,100bytheendof 1984ifallcash Ifs an Bank remains the local, hometown when it comes to providing the network. About 85 different insti­ i dividends had been withdrawn bank whose primary objective is services that the large banks do. tutions participate. There’s even a • along the way. serving the people of Manchester. For instance, it is part of the machine available at Bradley ’ Declining dollar value would T "Our main philosophy at Man­ Yankee 24 Instant Banker net­ International Airport lor all tran­ • have considerably diminished the eye-opener. chester State Bank Is that we keep work. Vice President Mary sactions at all times of the day or OF AMERICA • buying power of that $10,000, of the funds in our own banking area" McConville, in charge of the night. [ course. Using a measure that says William Fraser, bank vice program, points out, "Th|s system "We have Yankee 24 machines t eliminates the distortions of of president. ’’While it may seem allows you instant banlcing privi­ at both of our locations and they, I inflation, that total would be cut to N ew , free prestigious to hold an IRA account leges at over 600 Yankee 24 too, are both open 24 hours a day." • one-sixth, or about $22,000 today. with a national firm like Merrill To open an account, apply for a I Taxes also would have made automatic teller machines state­ • inroads, but the amunt is more Lynch, for Instance, your funds wide. You can make deposits, loan, or learn more about the Wishes to announce that booklet from the could be reinvested anywhere. withdrawals, balance inquiries, Yankee 24 Instant Banker net­ * When you open an account of any and transfers between checking work, visit either of Manchester Average rates kind with us. we turn those funds and savings accounts. You can State Bank’s two locations: the Savings Bank Into mortgages, home improve­ even obtain cash advances from main office at 1041 Main St. for mortgages ment loans, consumer and com­ credit card accounts. There are (646-4004) or 185 Spencer St. they have moved mercial loans right here in our own some restrictions on deposits from (649-7570). CHICAGO (AP) — Average of Manchester mortgage rates for single-family homes in 14 metropolitan areas as of Oct. 16, as compiled by the suggests things to from... Chicago Title Insurance Co. The rates are for 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages for 80 percent of the do now for your value of the house. A point is a ku one-time fee equaling one percent \\A\«S I of the mortgage. retirement. . Oct. 16 Prev. Wk 520 Center Street percentoints ’ Atlanta 11.75 2.0 11.875 2.0 ; Boston 12.25 2.0 12.25 2.0 Chicogo 12.00 3.0 12.00 3.0 Dallas 12.00 1.5 12.00 2.0 . Denver 12.00 3.0 12.00 3.0 ‘ Houston 12.25 2.5 12.25 2.5 Manchester ; Los Angeles 12.125 2.0 12.25 2.0 ! Minneapolis 12.25 2.0 12.25 2.0 . New York 12.375 3.0 12.375 3.0 . Phllodelptilo 12.125 3.0 12.125 3.0 • Ptjoenix 12.125 2.0 12.125 3.0 ' Seattle 12.125 2.0 12.125 2.0 Tontpo 12.00 2.0 12.00 2.0 ‘ Washington 11.75 3.0 11.375 4.0 to CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago Title InsuranceCo.’saverageof variable rates available in the above cities c o l \ 0 ^ for a new l-year adjustable mort­ gage, based on a 30-year loan for 80 percent of the value of a single­ family house. Oct. 16 Prev. Wk ■\o percentoints 491 Buckland Road Average 9.625 2.0 9.625 2.0 any positive steps We also have some high interest-paying CDs Just ask for youl about getting ready foi to think about. We can help you with informa­ W® copy at any office Are you one of them? tion about low-cost Savings Bank Life Insur­ Public Records That’s the reason we wrote this booklet. ance. Perhaps you’d like stock investment South Windsor near you. If s never We want to give you a copy - a $1.95 value - in advice from the INVEST Group. When it Raleases too early, never too late, to order to get you thinking. To encourage you to comes to thoughtful advise and advisers-we’ve ■\SVe start saving constructively-right now. Today. got a lot of both for you! \ n Manchester Water and Sewer Department releases lien on prop­ start making plans. Some of the subjects covered in the booklet Now don’t forget: come into any of our erty of Roy D. Cockerham and chested in'*' _ 1 include company pension plans, annuities, many offices east of the river and ask for your 644-4751 D.M. Maulucci, 67-69 Bigelow St. Thirty, forty, fifty years old-what«)cr your working after retirement. Social Security and Northfield Green Association copy of our free 20-page bcwklet, “Retirement :e Bank Inc. releases lien on property of age right now, one day you’re going to give up much more. Planning Today." We believe that reading it will (X Reuben A. Lewis. your job and declare yourself “retired.” Here The booklet also mentions things we, as a open your eyes. More important, it may get you Ma'tn St. Town of Manchester releases tax at the Savings Bank of Manchester, we’re very bank, can do for you. With an IRA, for to take steps right now! lien on property of Connolly John aware of how often that word “retirement” ,-4004 William and Mary F. William, 1 instance. As you know, an IRA is practically Phyllis Road. comes up. We’re also aware that a lot of other­ a must. We’d be very happy to help you open )encer St. Effective Immediately wise very thoughtful people have yet to take one of these fine, tax-deferred accounts. Lit pendent 9-7570 0 < ! Park Chestnut Condominium CkAN DU« r>|___ __ c a-,O.**!"*' a -. ------c "'.1* Shopping Ctnltr. Ejst C»nter SI.: naiuuiuHartford Rd.I\U. eiat PKIweMcK«« St.;31.. CornaiUUIIICI BroadOlUdU St.31. a& WTV. MiddleIMIUUIt Tpk.ipn. tMUlODanK(AuloBanh ; Association, Inc. vs. George a at S inter SI ; Shopping Center at North End. b s t Hartford: Burnside Ave.; Putnam Bridge Plaza. BaHon; Bolton Notch at RIe 44A. Andover: Andover Shopping Plaza 1 = J,Member F.D.IC iontli Windsor: Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center. Aslilord: Junction RIes. 44 & 74. Eastford. RIe. 198 next to post oHice. East Windsor: Junction Ries 5 4 140 Tel 646-1700 .Hubbard. Equal Oppodunity lender i MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 18. 1985 - il to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 18, 1985 Connecticut In Brief McGuigan raps campaign lO U ’s

REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES By Judd Everhart between the two departments. The Associated Press "The turf war was the people, not the cases,” Police pledge assistance at tolls he said. fv 243 MAINSTREET*MANCHESTER HARTFORD - Former Chief State’s Attor­ He said he could think of no cases where the o 643-1591 HARTFORD — Slate police pledged to assure that, traffic tieups caused by the removal of toll plazas on the Connecticut ney Austin J, McGuigan says campaign two agencies fought for control. In fact, he said 14 VERNON CtRCLE • VERNON finances are “ the root" of political corruption in that either agency was generally happy to have REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ff.i.^ 871-1400 Turnpike does not hamper travel by emergency vehicles using Connecticut. the other do the case because of the shortage of the highway. He told a legislative committee that those manpower. featuring: The pledge Thursday followed concerns by an attending who make contributions to political parties or He said there was also some degree of emergency surgeon at Yale-New Haven Hospital who said that office seekers “ expect something in return," jealousy on the part of the stale police because before toll collection ended Oct. 9 ambulances could get through such as a state contract. people came to his office with corruptiopn the plazas by calling ahead. "It creates too many lOU’s from too many cases. "People go where the action is," he said. "It looks like tremendous pile-ups at the tolls. In the past we people. It creates too many problems,” he told He accused the state police of leaking could call ahead to toll stations to expedite the ambulances, but the committee, which is examining ways of information to the press in the Torrington case now we can't do that," Dr. John M. Brodgen said. improving the state’s criminal justice system. and the case of former State’s Attorney Arthur "W e’ re at the tolls on a 24-hour basis,” said Lt. Kenneth “ You should look at the distribution of McDonald, accused of taking bribes to fix Kirschner, a state police spokesman. "We have troopers there government largess." he said Thursday. cases. The state police have denied leaking and certainly we have the means to get an ambulance or any McGuigan, who served seven years before 1 anything. vehicle through there. being ousted in July, said he had been brought Asked for recommendations o.i improving down by his dogged pursuit of political the system, McGuigan said there should be one Manchester Just Reduced $83,900 corruption cases. That, he said, was a "major agency, not two. handling criminal Colonial Cape, recently remodeled and In excellent condition. 1st fioor Task force urges $6 drug fee contributing factor" to his firing. But he said he investigations. family room, formal dining room, hardwood floors, 2 porches and alu­ minum siding. Large, charming home, with all natural woodwork. did not regret that, and in fact expected it when He also called for the abolition of the one-man HARTFORD — Needy elderly people would pay a flat fee of $6 he went into the job. grand jury system in favor of the "citizens for prescriptions under a legislative task force's recommenda­ “ Prosecutors who do corruption cases have a grand jury” used by many other state and the tion for implementing the state’s new pharmaceutical assistance short career lifespan and I can tell you that’s federal government. program. true,” he said. "Corruption cases for prosecu­ But disputes between state agencies, he said, Sen. George L. Gunther, R-Stratford, co-chairman of the task tors is a terminal disease. If you’re anti-the- can’t be "legislated away." force, said Thursday the group voted to adopt the $6 flat fee system, that creates animosities and enemies. He also said the state should not be in the instead of the previously proposed plan to have participants pay “ But I can tell you I’d do it all overagatn," he business of running and promoting gambling, GLASTONBURY $161,900 r 4 f- half the cost of prescriptions. said. such as lotteries, dog racing and jai alai. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY could tnMn onloylnoThinliiglvIno dlnnor In this newly bulH LeCavi home. The cerelully planned kitchen leadeto a "This means that the state would pick up the tab for any Until he took office, he said, “ there was no Public Safety Commissioner Lester J. Forst, dinino room that will accomodate the largaat lamlly. Imaglne2.360 aouare leet ol living apace dealgnad with convenience and prescription costing more than $6," said Gunther, who cited the commitment in Connecticut to do corruption who is also slate police commander, is to testify Treat your family to the diatinctive dlffarance. example of a $20 prescription, which would cost $10 under the cases.” next week before the panel. co-pay plan but only $6 under the new plan. He said there was never any attempt by Throughout the feud, Forst enjoyed the Manchester Priced to Sell $84,900 The task force was created under a law enacted this year to government officials to thwart his unwavering support of Gov. William A. O’Neill. Clean Colonial, on a very quiet street, with a tread lot..large fireplaced develo a pilot pharmaceutical assistance program, which is investigations. McGuigan’s term expired June 30, but he was living room, applianced kitchen, new carpeting, an enclosed porch and expected to go into operation April 1, 1986. McGuigan’s ouster came eight months after a kept on while the Criminal Justice Commission REAL ESTATE S E R V IC E S a garage! bitter feud developed between his office and the AUSTIN McGUIGAN TESTIFIES interviewed possible successors. McGuigan 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Advertisement paid by Manchester Herald. state police. The feud erupted with the release . . . at criminal justice hearing was among those interviewed. But the panel Confession can become evidence of a grand jury report on a corruption selected John J. Kelly, then the Ansonia- investigation in Torrington. The special com­ Milford state’s attorney, and he look office July DANBURY — A Superior Court judge has ruled a confession mittee was created in the wake of that feud to That lead to charges and counter-charges 17, signed by a Jamaican immigrant charged in the slaying of a see if the two agencies’ jurisdictions between the two law enforcement agencies, The special committee, controlled by Repub­ Danbury High School classmate can be used as evidence in the overlapped. McGuigan downplayed the existence of any licans, has until Jan. 15 lo come up with trial. The report, issued by Superior Court Judge ‘turf war" between McGuigan’s office and the recommendations for improving the system. Judge Patricia Dean, after hearing five hours of testimony in John D. Brennan, concluded that the state slate police. He said part of the problem Those recommendations are to be forwarded to the absence of the jury, allowed the four-page statement to stand, police were incapable of conducting sensitive resulted because neither agency had enough the 1986 General Assembly, which convenes in saying it was "freely given without either physical or investigations. investigators and because of nav discrepancies February. psychological threats from the police." "The police had taken care to allow the defendant the opportunity to speak with her mother and father before beginning their questioning,” Dean said in the ruling Thursday. Zitser: Hurricane report a ‘hack job’ MANCHESTER - NEW LISTING - Charming 5 room homo with 2 car The decision came during the third day of testimony in the trial garage. Convenient to school, shopping and bus. Newer gas furnace, of Roselyn' Hawkins, 18, who is charged in the Jan. 2 stabbing cedar closet. Priced at $78.CXK>. people on the street cold, 1 think death at Danbury High School of 17-year-old Kerry Latham. NEW BRITAIN (AP) - State and communication, company’s service territory and to Consumer Counsel Barry S. Zitser Zitser, however, said the report issue a final report in January I've gotten a cross-section of has labeled a regulatory agency had no credibility because the after examining new storm disas­ opinion.” Transplant patient undergoes tests report on public utility perfor­ DPUC did not hold public hearings ter plans, which the agency now Downey summed up the report in mance during Hurricane Gloria a and did not allow Zitser to requires. a cover letter. HARTFORD — A comatose college student who received a biased, hastily prepared “ hack cross-examine utility officials, but "Essentially, it was a review of "It is clear from this study that life-saving liver transplant this week underwent related minor job.” had solicited reports from both the companies' reports and other CL&P and UI prepared for this surgury Thursday to close the incision around her new organ. The report, prepared by state utilities. information supplied (to) the com­ hurricane in a responsible manner Christel Vongiezyeki, 18, of Brooklyn, N.Y., who remained in Department of Public Utility Con­ "This report tells me nothing, mission." said DPUC chairman and that their crews did an SOUTH WINDSOR stable but critical condition at Hartford Hospital with a 10 trol Commissioner Marvin S. Lo- except what the utilities think," JohnT. Downey, "We had 700calls outstanding job of restoring elec­ 6'A room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, spacious lower level family room, wall percent chance of survival, returned to the operating room ewith, concluded that United Il­ Zitser said Wednesday. "Appar­ lo this agency, so we’re not trical service to the over 700,000 to wall carpeting, lot with a view, very nice condition throughout. “ NEW TO THE MARKET” Thursday where surgeons successfully closed the incision luminating and Connecticut Light ently they bought the utilities’ operating in a vacuum.” customers who suifered outages. Asking $92,000. MANCHESTER - PORTER STREET AREA - Im maculate 4 bedroom. 3'4 bath. Colonial Cape with 2 car garage, large fireplaced living room, for­ around her new liver, hospital spokesman James Battaglio said. & Power's efforts to restore power opinions lock, stock and barrel." Loewith said he consulted "a Brick front. Broom Dormcred Cape in nice area of town. were mostly "within the range of "it is also clear, however, that Three or Four bedrooms, Uii baths, newer wait to wail mal dining room, rear deck and priced at only $159,900. “ She came through that very well,’’ Battaglio said, “ and the DPUC officials defended their variety of other individuals and carpeting, enclosed rear porch, newer roof and gutters. tests that they’ve taken show that the liver is functioning acceptability.” report, stressing it is only prelimi­ agencies," improvements in the companies.’ It recommended some improve­ emergency planning and re­ Subject to probate court approval. $82,900 slightly.” nary. They promised to hold "I probably talked to 100 peo­ ments in the companies' planning hearings next month in each ple." he said. "I even stopped sponses are needed,” he wrote. "Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” U&R REALTY CO. Zinsser Agenq/ Agency disputes legislative report STR\NO REAL ESTATE 750 Main St., Manchester 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 l.nf) K,. CK.M'KR ST., M WCMK.STKIt. CT'. HARTFORD — The state Department of Human Resources is m disputing a legislative committee report that said the agency ^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDdi; was poorly structured and lacking creative personnel. ^ /MORIAR<^Y BROTHERS / 646-1511 Agency spokesman David S. Dearborn said Thursday the report by the Program Review and Investigations Committee followed a “ healthy and instructive" seven-month inquiry by the WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! 646-2482 legislative group, but was “ sensational" in its overview. "Basically, we view this as a healthy process and we’ve 57T.’, cooperated all along with the committee," Dearborn said. r “ However, what did bother us was the overview. Some of the statements in the overview were not backed up in the report." Woman accepts $1.9 million In suit ALL 85 GLC's & 86 PICKUPS HARTFORD — A woman has agreed to accept a $1.9 million ^ Real Estate Bolton’s Finest award in a landmark decision by a federal jury that found police Custom designed Cape with 4 Bedrooms, PLUS a S failed to protect her from her husband’s abuse. ' Otder 3 Bedroom Duptex FREE PASS TO DISNEYLAND I room attached quest house. 3 car garage and spec­ Tracey Thurman, 24, of Torrington, will receive the money in tacular lot! with attached store. Zoning approval for 3rd unit is exchange for the withdrawal of an appeal by Cigna Corp., the SOLID AS A ROCK!! done. Immediate Occupancy. "WE GURANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 insurer of the Torrington Police Department. 647-8400 Tremendous invehtmeni m nn alwiivs pofmlar *.iar “WE G UAR ANTEE OUR H OUSES!".. 646-2482 WITH PURCHASE ter or reliremeni hnme. r.real-loraiifin. mint rondi- It was the first time a federal judge had allowed a suit against a lion ihrouRhout,steel *-idinj:. cif\ iiiiliti.‘saml we'rr police department in a case involving domestic violence. offering it at 8T0.ad. l.ovelv inground pool. 2 fireplaces, nial with modern kitchen and I baths. I car gar­ exploitation and standards that a university should follow. iilaster walls, hardwod flooring. Reasonable to heat. age. nice sun porch, many fine features. SBO's. Blanchard & Rossetto Barry M. Wilson, UConn director of student union activities L ’l u.s shf*w it to \ou lodavl €S> 1 84 Chevy Cavalier 83 Mercury Capri 646-2482 c o m m e r c i a l CRfDfT and programs, said Thursday, that as long as the activities - , FINANCIAL NETWORK 1 Bright red, 5 speed, type 10 *6,495 13,000 orIg. miles, super clean *5 ,9 9 5 1 V REAL ESTATE 189 Weft Center St. corner of McKee St. Senior Citiient Ditcounts comply with state and university laws, officials cannot prohibit or censor them. 1 84 Mercury Topaz 80 Toyota Celica , Joyce G. Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. Judge revokes Wells Fargo ball 1 5 Spd.. AC, nice car *5,395 Auto. Sunroof *4 ,995 1 ______MANCHESTER O n lu ij^ , f*ick up the 81 Mazda RX7 T i l f Real Estate - 647-8895 HARTFORD — A federal judge has revoked bail for Elias 1 81 GLC phone and enll Castro-Ramos, one of the defendants in the 1983 Weils Fargo 1 4 dr., Auto, FWD, Clean *3,295 nice condition, real sporty *6 ,995 1 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ® robbery, after finding he would be a danger to the community if freed. 82 Buick Electra JACKSTON-SHOWCASE 646-1316 1 82 Honda SOOcc U.S. District Judge T. Emmett Clarie’s ruling Thursday Sta. Wg., loaded, gorgeous *8 ,995 1 reversed a federal magistrate’s earlier decision to grant a 1 V-twIn, sharp bike *1,095 $500,000 bond for Castro-Ramos. EAST HARTFORD $9 5 599 Castro-Ramos, 39, has been accused by federal prosecutors of 1 83 Cadillac Eldorado 1 4 Mercury Topaz (84) ^ 6-lroom.. 1 b «h . (Irw IanS IMng robm ind Redwood Farms being a paid soldier of Los Macheteros, a terrorist group fighting ■ Low mileage, loaded, blue with leather *13,995 all with ac and auto *6,295 1 — """ F’"**'* ''•“ I ">* o f — * • S r .« p U c lo r stowing chHdf.nl Hutiy Large 8 room Colonial w/2V4 won I IM long baths, 2 car garage. 1st floor for Puerto Rican independence. fam. room w/fireplace. formal In his nine-page ruling, Clarie cited Castro-Ramos’ previous ‘There §re gniy two places to purchase an automobile. Moriarty Brothers... dining room, 4 bedrooms, extra conviction on a firearms violation and the bulletproof vest he had large kitchen fully applianced when he was arrested as reasons for considering him a threat to w/quallly cablneets. in area ol or someplace else." young quality home Trans­ the community. ferred owner hates to leave this alum, aided home. $136,500 Weicker won’t change his mind orsPEcta THE WEEK! r z ^ ^ * ^ * * ^ ^ ^ 315 WASHINGTON — Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., says he Center Street Put Number I to work for you.’** [ can’t think of anything that would make him change his mind and MANCHESTER $119,900 run for governor, but he is working with state GOP leaders to $9,999 N ESTLED In Mckidwl W .c r . you1l find thi. cufom bulH S room homo. From to back IMngromn wllh recruit a candidate for the Senate seat now held by his .manchesterI •rmXHOO dining room wRh buHt In hutch. |oyou. work-HvIng hHchan. l'4b«haw K l3b«lroom a N IC Democratic counterpart. k><»'K>" ______S43-40S0 4 NEW. Forest Hills Ranch Weicker told reporters Thursday that the OOP’s hold on the 643-5135 FREE MARKET EVALUATION Hard lo find ranch, easy to state legislature in Connecticut could be threatened if _L- maintain, has 3 bedrooms, large Republicans fail to field strong candidates at the top of the ticket kitchen w/lots of cabinets and next year. ^ „ Priced to Selll fully applianced. 2 lull baths, formal dining room, hard wood Weicker said he and GOP State Chairman Thomas D’ Amore / m o r i a r ^Py floors and wall to wall carpeting have been trying to recruit a candidate to run against Sen. privacy in fenced in rear yard Christopher J. Dodd, a Democrat who is expected to run for a REAL ESTATE SERVICES ?i^rh.roX?aKsso"™'’'*“ Shows pride ol ownership, won’t second Senate term next year. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 last. \ $94,500 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, ~ n - Manchester herald. Friday, oct. is. isas

Business UTC ends semiconductor operations HABTFnnn riiPit - United Tech- share on a primary basis and 33 cents earnings of $1.38|1.38_on on continuing opera­opera- erosion ero^on'' " in the dynamic random accessac« J | M ■ ■ 643-2711 HARTFORD (UPI) - United Tech­ share on a prim ary basis and 33 cents I n B r i e f tions for the third quarter of 1984. memory (DRAM) market for its action. Household Goods For advertisem ents to be nologies Corp. plans to terminate the per share on a fully diluted basis for the Business Odportunities .22 Store/Office Space Sales from continuing operations for DRAM is Mostek’s major chip Misc. tor Sole Rates published Monday, the dead- operation of its Mostek semiconductor third quarter. UTC rejiorted earnings of Notices Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property $1.48 on a prim ary basis and $.1.40 on a for the third quarter of 1985 totaled $3.4 product. Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. subsidiary and sell its telecommunica­ The trimming operations had been Employment Info. , ...... 24 Misc. for Rent Salute to business slated fully diluted basis for the same period in billion, compared with $3.5 billion for Lost/Found...... 01 $3.00 for one day tion business, resulting in after-tax loss expected ever since Mostek's parent, Wanted to Rent Pets Kenneth Ross, the business editor for The the continuing operations for the same Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Per W ord: provisions of $423.7 million. 1984. UTC, named former Motorola execu­ Roommates Wonted Musical Items Hartford Courant, w ill speak at the town's salute The after-tax effect of the Inmont period of 1984. Announcements ...... 03 1-2 days .20« Read Your Ad The loss provisions, partially offset tive James Fiebiger as president and Recreational Items to business breakfast at 7; 30 Thursday at the gain and the loss provisions for the Mostek has been struggling to hold to Auctions...... 04 .18® Classified advertisements by a non-operating gain from the chief executive officer of Mostek in Real Estate Antiques 3-5 days Manchester Country Club, William Johnson, Mostek and telecommunications busi­ its market in recent months in the face Services 6 days .16C ore token by telephone os o previously announced sale of Inmont August. ; Homes for Sole...... 31 Tag Sales president of the Savings Bank of Manchester, Corp., resulted in a net loss of $45.6 nesses, along with the after-tax operat­ of mounting problems of its own and the Wanted to Buy 26 days .120 convenience. said. generally depressed conditions in the Industry experts estimate Mostek's Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered million for the third quarter, UTC said ing results of those businesses, are Pointing/Papering The Manchester Herald is “ Manchester's Salute to Business and Indus­ Thursday. classified as discontinued operations. U.S. semiconductor industry brought losses as high as $200 m illion so far this Lots/Land for Sole ...... 33 responsible only for one incor- on chiefly by tough Japanese M ortgages...... IV Building/Controcfing try ," w ill be co-chaired by Johnson and Nathan That compares with net income of UTC said its continuing operations year. The parent company does not give Personal Loons...... 12 Investment Property 34 rect insertion and then only Agostinelli, president of Manchester State Bank. competition. a breakdown of its subsidiaries. Business Property 35 R ooting/S iding...... $192.7 million for the third quarter of were profitable in the third quarter, Insurance...... 13 Automotive Deadlines I- tor the size of the original Mayor Barbara Weinberg is the honorary with after-tax earnings of $147.5 m il­ The company, located in the Dallas Thursday's action is expected to Resort Property ...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing 1984. Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Cars/Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise- insertion. chairwoman. "Satisfactory results from our core lion. Restated to exclude discontinued suburb of Carrollton, has been drasti­ affect some 3,700 remaining employees. F lo o rin g ...... "This is the first time we have had a salute to cally cutting its work force at home and Income Tax Service Motorcycles/Bicycles ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen businesses during the first nine months operations, after-tax earnings for the the value of theodvertisement business," Weinberg said. "We hope this third quarter in 1984 were $189.9 million, oversas. Stanley A. Balter, semiconductor Rentals Services Wanted...... Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the were overshadowed by losses in Mostek indutry analyst for Herzfeld & Stem; Employment will not be corrected bv on becomes an annual event. " and our telecommunications business," including a $44.6 million non-recurring Last month, Mostek laid off about Auto Services deadline is noon on the day Inc. of Paramus, N.J., said UTC might Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Invitations for the event were sent to 750 said Harry J. Gray, chairman and chief tax credit. 1,250 of the 1,900 workers at its & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent/Lease before publicotion. additional insertion. seek a buyer, for Mostek which he said Apartments for Rent ...... 42 businesses in Manchester, Weinberg said. The executive officer of UTC. Earnings from continuing operations semiconductor assembly and test facil­ Holidav/Seosonal . .. 61 Misc. Automotive has some attractive equipment and Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 invitation informs business leaders how they can "The actions we are taking are for the third quarter of 1985 were $1.08 ity in Penang, Malaysia. purchase, tickets for the breakfast, which cost difficult and unpleasant, but absolutely per share on a prim ary basis and $1.06 Another 600 workers were terminated qualified personnel. Balter said the Mostek situation $7.95 each. essential to end the drain on earnings," on a fully diluted basis. at the Penang facility last April. Weinberg said the town earns over $9 million in Those results compared with prim ­ Company officials cited the “ continued shows "there is too milch capacity in HOMES ROOMS r a APARTMENTS Gray said. the semiconductor industry." I ^ Z l i real and personal property taxes from business UTC reported a loss of ->9 -onic nor ary earnings of $1.46 m r t f-.Hf dib'ted . of demand and sevdre price HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT and industry. She said this was based on a Grand HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED List figure of $179 million. Monchester — New list­ Gentlemen only. Central Coventry — Nice 3 room "The business community if the backbone of Port Time Bookkeeper PART-TIM E correspond­ apartment, security, no ents to cover scholostic ing. Charming 5 room location, kitchen prlve- Manchester. " Agostinelli said. Payables Clerk — With pets. 742-6858. GNP growth may trail experience. 16 to 20 hours sports events In the Man­ .home with 2 cor garage. leges, parking available. Security and references iper week In Manchester. Cooks — Openings for full Cleaning Person — Full Pressers — Experienced. chester oreo. Sports Inter­ Convenient to school, Market gains more ground stropping and bus. Newer required. 643-2693. Monchester — 2 family, Coll 646-5420 between 8om time dinner cooks. Good time position. Apply In Pay based on experience est essential; writing ex­ available November 1st. 5 and 5pm. Pay. Apply Steak Club person, D 8, L Store, perience desirable. For gas furnace, cedar closet. NEW YORK — The stock market gained more Real GNP and ability. We also offer Completely Furnished — room apartment, 2 bed­ Monchester Porkode. on appointment, coll Len Priced at $78,000. Zinsser ground today, extending the advance that has Restaurant, Route 83, paid holidays and cosh rooms, first floor, ap­ Port Time Excellent Ty­ Auster, sports editor, at Agency, 646-1511. Including stove, refriger­ carried the Dow Jones industrial average to new Reagan’s expectations -Gross National Product Vernon. benefits program. Please pliances, washer and pist — Willing to learn LIve-ln Babysitter — the Manchester Herald ator and linen. $50 weekly apply In person at Bottls- dryer hookup. $525 per highs. word processing. Mature Must be mother. 2:30om- weekdays before 11 o.m. Manchester — Porter plus 2 weeks security. Coll The widely recognized average of 30 blue chips Seasonally adjusted annual rhtes ton's Complete Fabric 646-9832 otter 4pm. month plus utilities. By The Associated Press Later in the day, the Fed reported that the person. Flexible Hours. 12:30am. Two children. Street area — Immacu­ rose 4.25 to 1,373.54 in the first half hour of trading. Call 646-3133 for Coll 644-2064 before Core Centers, 441 West Lease. Security. Mature nation's basic money supply plunged $3.3 - Percentages reflect change Middle Turnpike, Man­ Reliable Woman to Bab­ late 4 bedroom, 3'/a both, Gainers took a very slight lead over losers in the appointment. 2:30pnr______couple preferred. No pets. The economy may be expanding too billion in the first week of October. Warehouse Clerk — Full chester of 610 Silos Deane ysit - my home. 2 dovs- colonial cope with 2 cor garage. Large flreploced 649-1369. 8 early count of New York Stock Exchange-listed slowly to meet the Reagan administration's The decline left the money supply from previous quarter. time position. Must be Highway, Wethersfield. /week. 649-3926. APARTMENTS issues. living room, formal din­ growth forecast for the final half of the measure known as M l still remained well dependable and hove FDR RENT The Dow Jones industrials reached record ing room, rear deck and Four Room Apartment — year. above the upper lim its of the growth targets good moth aptitude. Coll Stove and refrigerator In­ closing highs on Wednesday and Thursday. But 528-9624. priced at only $159,900. The gross national product, the broadest set by the Fed in its attempt to encourage 10. 1% Fountain People — Days Teacher Aide — Imme­ Manchester — Avolloble cluded, $400 per month other, broader market measures remain well Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. measure of economic health, grew at a 3.3 non-inflationary economic growth. and nights. Must be relia­ diate full time opening at Immediately. One, two plus Vj heat. No kids or below peaks they reached in mid-summer or state approved private Construction — Equip­ Subway Counter Attend­ percent annual rate from July through But economists said that until the ble. Good earnings, benef­ and three bedroom apart­ pets. 643-0675. earlier. school to assist In pro­ ment Operators for dozer ant — Must be 18. Perfect South Windsor — 6V7 September, the Commerce Department economy demonstrates much greater its, tips. Apply to Howard Room Ranch, 3 bed­ ments. $425, $495, $525, Meanwhile, intense takeover speculation con­ gram for autistic stu­ and bockhoe. Expe­ (or college students. Start said Thursday. strength, the Fed is likely to ignore the Johnson's Restaurant, 394 rooms, spacious lower heat and. hot water In­ Manchester — 4 rooms tinued in the market. Litton Industries jumped 14 Tolland Turnpike, Man­ Driver for Instate Deliver­ dents, ages 3 to 10. EOE. rienced only. Coll 289-1671 Immediately. Apply at 288 This represented an upward revision bulge in M l and refrain from pushing level family room, wall to cluded. J.D. Real Estate, with stove, dishwosher, points to 92 in early trading on rumors of an 7.1% chester, 649-6220. ies — Must have,Connecti­ Send resume or apply In or 742-5403. Center Street, no pets. Security deposit interest rates higher to slam the brakes on 6 .8% Manchester. wall carpeting. Lot with o 646-1980. impending bid for the company. from ap initial estimate of 2.8 percent cut license and good driv­ person to Community required. $450 monthly. the money supply. ing record. Coll 528-9624. view, very nice condition However. General Electric said it issued a growth made a month ago. It was also three Auto Body Person Child Ouldonce School, Data Processing Clerk — Coll otter 6pm, 649-8365. times faster than the weak 1.1 percent The GNP report showed that inflation Wanted for small restora­ 317 North Main Street, Knowledge of computers throughout. Asking statement denying that it had had any discussions $92,000. U 8. R Realty, growth rate turned in during the first six remained well under control. tion shop. Must be expe­ Church Sexton — Con­ Monchester. ______required. Apply SBM Three Bedrooms — Man­ about a possible acquisition of Litton. GE shares scientious Individual or 643-2692. months of the year. The Commerce Department said con­ rienced and hove own Data Processino Center, Manchester — 5 room, 2 chester, full attic, full gained'/a to 60'/j. tools. 228-0588. couple to core for build­ Secretory — Coventry 20 Purnell Place, Man­ Cooks — Port and lull However, the administration was fore­ struction of new homes and apartments High School, half time, 20 Manchester — 2-3 Bed­ bedroom, heat. $625 o basement, private drive­ casting a rebound to growth of around 5 dropped to a seasonally adjusted annual 3.3% ings and grounds. Full chester, 646-5773. time. Will train. Apply way, good location. 742- time work storflno early hours per week, 12-4pm Lafayette Escodrllle Res­ room Ranch, full cellar, month. Children wel­ percent in the final half of 1985. rate of 1.58 million units last month, Full or Port Time person come. 647-7602. 8000 otter 4pm. Carbide to build facility for moving, leaf raking, November. Coll South dolly. Full benefits, steno­ taurant, 300 West Middle large deck, detached two The government also reported Thursday following a 5 percent increase in August. 1 . 9 % United Methodist Church, graphy ond typing skills cor garage, immediate snow plowing 8, snow Turnpike. Three and Four Room DANBURY — Union Carbide Corp. has that housing construction fell a sharp 9.3 Lyle Gramley, formerly a member of the 647-9141. mondotory. Contact Har­ occupancy. $75,900. blowing. Must have driv­ Apartments — Applian­ announced that its subsidiary. Unison Trans­ percent in September and that factory Federal Reserve Board and now chief vey Polonsky, 742-7346. Driver — Port time otter- Owner, 677-2072. Princi­ Like Private Home — 3V3 er's license. Call 646-8042. Construction Estimator ces, middle-aged adult, former Services Inc., has chosen Henderson operating rates slipped in September for economist for the Mortgage Bankers 0.3% Mature Secretory/Recep- noons and alternate Sa­ pals only. room apartment. Base­ Advertising Soles Mon- — Experienced In oil ment, appliances. Work­ references, central, County, Ky., as the site for a $10 million facility to the fifth month in the last six. Association, said that the one-month drop tlonlst — Port time Irregu­ phones of building, site turdays. Apply In person, remove polychlorinated biphenyls from electri­ □ ogement Trainees — En­ Redwood Forms — Large ing single adult, morried owner occupied. 643-8470 The Federal Reserve Board said that the was not cause for concern. l a r hours, word work through finishers. Monchester Drug, 717 cal transformer fluid. 1 2 3 4 All 1 2 3 processing skills on IBM try level position with o Moln Street. 8 room Colonial with 2Vj couple. No children, pets. otter 6pm. operating rate at factories, mines and "These numbers are very volatile," he notional publishing firm This Is full time employ­ Construction, expected to employ 30 people Truck Driver — Heavy PC, typing and transcrib­ baths, 2 cor garage, first 643-2880. utilities slumped to 80.2 percent of capacity said. "Building permits did inch up and I '84 1985 which plans to double Its ment with midsized gen­ Four Room Apartment — initially, will begin before the end of thisyearand 1984 Construction Equipment. ing. Manchester Profes­ eral controctor. Send re­ Inside and Outside Soles floor family room with in September, down from 80.5 percent in believe this increase is a better indication of size In the next year. Our 3 Room — Heat, hot West side. No oppjlonces. is expected to be finished by the fall of 1986, the UPI Graphic ■Apply In person between A sional Office. Send re­ sumes to Box D, c/o — Equipment to Indus­ fireplace, formal dining August. current activity." rapid expansion opens op­ water, stove, refrigera­ One cor parking. Year company said Thursday. and 6pm. The Andrew sume to Box C, c/o Manchester Herald. tries. Salaries and com­ room, 4 bedrooms, extra Ansoldl Company, 186 Manchester Herold. portunities tor several missions. Send Replies to large kitchen,- fully op- tor, 3rd floor, security, lease. Security. $325. 643- Bldwell Street, qualified Individuals. Box A, c/o Manchester plionced with quality ca­ $375. Adults, no pets. Coll 5873. Management available In Manchester. Herald. binets, In area of going 649-2236. s«inChange, sale, tactic CoIgco sgIs rGCorcIs 111 sbIos Bncl eaminQs 3 to 6 months. Extensive quality homes. Trans­ 149 Oakland Street, 4 UGUSTA, Maine - Sears, Roebuck & Co. « w ■ 'W W 'V B 'W b w ■■■ W M M W W AUGUSTA. Maine — Sears. Roebuck St Co. training. Our branch mon- Auto Mechanic — Min­ ferred owner hates to Three Family — Recently room s. $400 monthly plus Teocher Assistant — (35 ogers earn $40,000 plus. telephone sales employees w ill change the way Waitresses — Days 8, imum experience needed leave this aluminum sided renovated 3 bedroom du­ utilities. No appliances, hour week) To work with Wanted — Hard working Relocation available. they offer appliance service contracts because of WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Coleco for the same period in 1984. $88.5 million. exceed last year's level of $540 m illion.” person eager to learn o Evenings. Apply In per­ for lube work, exhaust, home. $136,500. Centruv 21 plex, large yard. $475 plus no pets. Security. Coll pre-school children. Asso­ Join a positive company son, LoStrodo Restou- 646-2426 weekdays, 9am- a ruling that ends the state's 19-month fight over Industries Inc., shaking off its Adam trade In floor covering tires, etc. Contact Steve Jockston-Showcose, 646- utilities. Security and ref­ Net earnings were $78.8 million, or Working capital totaled nearly $200 Greenberg said the company plans to ciate degree and/or expe­ on the move. For personal ront, 471 Hartford Rood, 5pm. allegations of consumer law violations. computer losses and anticipating re­ business, helper position Carter, Carter Chevrolet, 1316. erences required. Coll 649- $4.77 per share, compared to only $13.4 million and the current ratio was 2.6 to launch its major Rambo toy products rience. Good benefits. Interview, coll 237-7030. Manchester, CT. 2803. Attorney General James E. Tierney said cord sales on Cabbage Patch Kids and million or 82 cents a share in net 1, compared to $81.3 million and 1.3 to 1 line for next spring to coincide with the Apply Manchester Early now open. Coll 643-5168 646-6464. between 9om-5pm, Ask Forest Hills Ranch — Two Bedroom Town- C Thursday he would not appeal the ruling by Rambo toys, has reported record sales earnings for the first nine months of at year end in 1984. expected airing of an animated Rambo Learning Center, 647-9659. Nurse Aides — Certified. Manchester — Excellent 6 house — All appliances, for Bill. Newspaper dealer needed Hord to find ranch, easy Superior Court Justice Donald G. Alexander, who and earnings for the first nine months of 1984. Greenberg said all of the Adam television series. EOE. Positions ore now ovollo- room oportment. 3 bed­ heat, hot water, carpet­ In South Windsor - Man­ to maintain, has 3 bed­ approved a plan negotiated by the state and 1985. Coleco opened on the New York Stock inventory had been sold and $18.3 ble. Apply In person. M ea­ rooms with stove. Refer­ ing, olr conditioning. Coll Coleco has exclusive worldwide chester area. Call Jeanne rooms, large kitchen with Sears. Sales of $242 million for the third Exchange Thursday at 21'/ Reed rooms, floor to (celling water, range, refrigera­ ity for advancement. stone fireplace In family tor, disposal, elevator 8, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Company, 205 Hartford Waterfront — Cleon and Positions available are: Apply in person Mon­ Vlsto Volunteer — 35 hour room. Many nice touches. laundry. Phone 528-6522. as'/ through Friday Rood, Manchester. cozy Two bedroom house, • Data Entry/Clerical week, 1 year assignment Offered of $154,900. between 9 am and 3 literacy prolect. $212 bi­ deck overlooking Coven­ • Shipping/Recelving pm. try Lake, refrigerator ond Notices weekly subsistence allo­ Accentuate the Positive! 0 4 1 INVESTMENT Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED • Merchandise Processing S34 tart MMIe Tpka. wance plus stipend, 647- This home was con­ stove Included. No pets. HD HD HELP WANTED 6232. structed with top quality J^IPRDPERTY Two months security. $525 HD HD HD • Full/Part Time RsMherter Food Service Manager — & Education materials and crotsmon- per month. Coll 742-6190. Small Bloomfield office Vocational training pro­ Tile Installation Helper — Christmas Cash — Wen­ Part Time Evenings — Janitorial Help — Part gram for developmen- shlp by Ansaldl. Very Must be fast learner and seeking Secrefory/Recep- I LOST AND FOUND dy's Old Fashioned Ham­ Manchester/Bolton/An­ time, full time. Mornlng- tollv disabled adults private lot on TImrod ISTDRE AND mechanically Inclined. burgers on 260 Broad dover oreos. Office s/evenlngs. Apply In per­ G. FOX tlonlst. Typing ability and Road. Lovely Inground IDFFICE SPACE payroll helpful. Will con­ cafeteria program serv­ Call Tllemasters, 649-0359. Full Time Position for Street In Manchester Is cleaning. Also mornings son to Delto Mainte­ 301 Governors Highway ing breakfast and lunch. pool, 2 fireplaces, plaster INVESTMENT Lost Cat — PIne/Walnut I HELP WANTED Bus Boy - Dishwasher - Set Busy Office — Need de­ now hiring for night time sider person with "rusty walls, hardwood flooring. In Manchester. Call 649- nance, 540C North Main Monday thru Friday. Sa­ Office Space — Excellent Street area. Grey 8, white up — M /F. Openings for pendable, organized and closing shift. Starting 5334. South Windsor skill" If right candidate. Reasonable to heat. Let us PROPERTY female with tufted ears. nights and weekends. Street, Manchester, CT. lary mid upper teens. location with ample park­ Salesclerk. Apply In per­ friendly person for typ­ wage Is $4 per hour. Good benefits, full time, show It to you today! Missing since 10/5, 643- Good Pay. Apply Steak tend resume to Box B, Resume and two letters of Mancheater - S rent­ ing. 600, 400 8, 300 so. ft. son, Marlow's Inc., 867 ing, telephones, filing and Flexible schedule. Meal recommendation to Le­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real 8161 or 646-7248. Club Restaurant, Route Dishwashers — Dennys In lob costing. Computer ex­ discount. Uniform and C/O Monchester Herald. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- al units, excellent office suites ore now Main Street, Manchester. Part time, permanent Order Entry Clerk CELEBRITY CIPHER wis Stein, Executive Di­ available. 649-2891. 83, Vernon. Vernon Is seeking Indlvld- perience helpful. Hours training provided. Apply C«t*brlty Clph«r cryptogrami ara craalad from quolatlona t>y famoua 8646. condition. Gross in­ Lost — Small reddish position as a TV at­ East Hartford Distributor people, past arid praaant. Each latter m the dpfiar etanda for rector, Hockonum Indus­ ualsiwllllng to work 11pm- 8om-5pm. Call 643-1496 for In person, Monday Gas Station Attendant -7 come. $27,000. brown Pekinese type dog. tendant in hospital. Af­ has a challenging posi­ another. Today's ckts: E squsis D. tries, P.O. Box 2002, Wanted — Sand Blaster 7am or 3pm-11pm. Both oppointment. East Hart­ through Friday, 9-11am. 3 tion available Immedia­ Evenings, 4-9pm. Satur­ Vernon, CT 06066 by Oc­ Solid os o Rock! Tre­ $240,000. Call Paul I HDMES Answers to the name of full and part time posi­ ford Welding. to 5 and 7 to 9pm. EOE. ternoon hours flexible, by CONNIE WIENER mendous investment In on Rosie. Vicinity of Charter and Deburrer. No expe­ tely. The qualified Indi­ days, 8-5pm. $3.75 hourly. tober 25th. (871-6724). Fiano, 646-5200. FDR SALE tions available. Apply In vidual ahould be experi­ always popular starter or Oak Park. Please Call Permanent Part Time rience necessary. Apply weekend and week­ “AGP UWIIVP VJ 8 NUAG, Coll 646-7543, osk for John. EOE. Tellers — Inquire Savings In person, 238 Hartford person or call for Inter­ enced In automated bil­ retirement home. Great 649-5316 or 646-5800. view, Dennys, 35 Talcot- days, paid for training ling and general office location, mint condition Reward. Bank of Manchester, 923 Road. Main Street, Manchester, vllle Road, Vernon, CT, Best and paid vacation, own functions, typing and RWA BYP AGSA VJ AGP throughout, steel siding, 872-3130. mathematical akIlTs are city utilities and we're Lost — Mole black cat, 646-1700. Munson's Candy Kitchen Part Time transportation. Experi­ SECURITY Is accepting applications required. Salary com- PNRBEVNPYA BT AGP offering It ot $79,900. Jack- Oyerland Street area. 646- enced with public. menauratea with experi­ Hairstylist Wanted for for employment as a NUCLEAR son 81 Jackson Real Est­ 2835. Part Time Inserters Job In Town ence. Please send resume progressive, country stock, clean-up, delivery Maintenance man After 7pm call collect S«curity Officers ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask No dress code, casual, fun atmosphere. to Distribution Manager, JPCTVJG VNIWCJPJ LP SCO salon. 742-7707. for Bob. person. Monday thru Fri­ needed to do carpen­ Work for a National Newspaper Promotional 389-4382 P.O. Box 8408, East Hart- BURNS INTERNA- day, 4-8, Saturday, 9-5. try, electrical, plumb­ lord, CT 06108. Let's Moke A Deal I teller Company. Wo offer a guaranteed salary with GSXP.” — MSCIG 'riONAL SECURITY SER­ wonts to start pocking. Call 649-4332 for VICES Is currently ac­ appointment. ing and general build- bonuses. Evening hours available. Heading South on need o IANNDUNCEMENTS PRODUCTION LGVAPGPSE, OM. cepting applications lor ing maintenance. sacuri^ officers In the Real Estate sole. Very well main­ Call Sat. 9-noon WORKERS PRINTING PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Rock journalism Is people who tained 7room older Colon­ Emergency? In Manches­ Good pay and bene­ Haddam area. Qualified Printing Shop has part Fift Tlim tuta«ll1uti Cel»- Mon. or Wed. 5 to 9pm can't write Interviewing people who can't talk for people applicants must be at ial with modern kitchen ter, dial 911 for fire, time opening for person tarte Awtotent- lorvicatloni fits, flexible hours. We have openings In the following aress: SALES who can't read." — Frank Zappa. least 19 years of age. pos­ and 1'/j baths, 1 cor police, medical help. with experience on Itek or ■n<) lllnM* In a small em­ Send resume of work 647-9946 sess a high school di­ HDMES garage, nice sun porch, similar typesetter. Paste ploy aa cafalaiia locatad In experience to: 1 maintenance parson REPRESENTATIVE ploma or QEO and have FDR SALE many tine features. $80's. up and typing skills de­ East Hartford. Counter ex- familiar with carpentry KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright no police record. Jackson 8, Jackson Reol sired. Hours flexible. Call parlance helpful. Call Mr. B o > M M For high quality, multi HELP WANTED Whitney See-2020 for Infor­ 3 aawert experienced or INTERESTED All real estate advertised Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Grames Printing, 643- Manchester Herald NURSES AIDE POSiTIONS willing to learn service printer. Sheet 8646. 6669. mation. E G t______APPLICANTS MAY In the Manchester Herald AVAILABLE 8 ganeral factory worksrs fed and non-heat set APPLY IN PERSON Is subject to the federal MANCHESTER $115,000 Apply In person: web. We are a fast OCTOBER 21-22 Fair Housing Act of 1968, BUSINESS NEW TO THE MARKET Full and part time growing major or­ b tw»»n 9 S 4 pm which mokes It Illegal to PRDPERTY Attractive, 7 room Raished Ranch conveni­ PILLOWTEX CORP. 0 advertise any preference, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED CLERN/RECEPnONKT for ganization with at the N ently located close to major highways and 49 Regaat Street limitation or discrimina­ Certified Aides plants In North Haven IN MANCHESTER AREA Entry level position In busy manufacturing firm, Maecbecter, C7 96949 KNIGHTS INN tion based on race, color, Manchester Commercial shopping. Nice wooded lot with brook, (Will Train Non-Certifled Aides) and West Hartford. RT. 72 light typing, answering phones and processing 9 49 -173 7 religion, sex or notional space tor rent — Approxi­ childsate street. It has 3 bedrooms, CMigt 8L 72-82 shipping documents. Figure aptitude and plea­ Connecticut territory, CROMWELL. CT origin, or on Intention to mately 450 so. ft. over­ baths, lower level rec room, all wall to wall Mipii 81. 2S4M sant phone personality a mutt. Apply In person: Various shift openings attractive compenaa- (exit 21 of 1-91) moke any such prefer­ head door. Coll 646-7804. carpeting over hardwood floors, 2 car gar­ Spniet 8L 153-248 Excellent benefits tlon and benefits You must bring an origi­ ence, limitation or dis­ age with openers, plus much, much more. THIS package to the right nal and one copy ol your crimination. The Herald 0sk8L n-RI PIUOWTEX CORR. Meals provided Must be seeni 49 lltgMt S^tat, MMdMttor, CT 99940 candidate. EOE. birth certiticate. high will not knowingly accept Itrth Rd. 125-138 school diploma or GEO any advertisement which Rentals 949-1797 LOCATION Apply In confidence: Blit Rd III Contact or ca|l Director of Staff Development, and DD214. social secur­ Is In violation of the low. W i c«n help you btcoino a ity card and drivers II "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Ladiow Rd. 25-107 Crestfield Convalescent Home/Fenwood Manor cense. CURRENTLY PirsoniNl Dipirtmint Manchester — 7 room Call 646-4S2S. ind u k lor Din. Nickiiiiliek 81 III THIS LOCATION 643-5151 For further Information IRODMS and directions please call Immaculate Ranch. First FDR RENT INVOLVED Imprint, Inc. (203) 344-125S. floor family room. Nice D.F. REALE, INC. MANCHESTER HERALD CURRENTLY INVOLVED residential nelghbortioOd. __ _Weet Eotete ^ P.O. Box 2 BMtNtHQERMTICNAL Call NOW 647-9946 (IN ANTICIPATION OF IN A LABOR lECUM n SERVICES Full basement, tlrebloce. €xfro Nice. Lorge. Mole. IN A LABOR DISPUTE West Hartford, CT fsmalm sneouragsd to apply $92,900. Hayes Corpora­ Near buses. Cooking, A 4 6 -4 S 3 5 tion, 6464131. Parking. $SS. 649-0102. POSSIBLE STRIKE) DISPUTE. 06107 EOE U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 18. 1985 ICARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS SPORTS WEATHER STORE AND 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER FOCUS IOFFICE SPACE ISsJiFOR SALE Cloudy, rain likely, 0 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1977 Dotson F-10 Wagon — 1978 Datsun B210 — All Tom Brokaw looks Heart of KC lineup Immaculate. One owner. new radlols, 4 speed, good Profiles start today 500 SQ. ft. Ottice — Excel­ Great Christmas Gift! Set condition, A M /F M ste­ lent location. $200 per ot Transformers. Excel­ Asking $1,800,649-4109. Is ripped right out then clearing tonight month. Includes heat, lan- lent condition. $99. Call reo. $950. 649-8427. for town’s election at optimistic future Itor and parking. 649-5334, ... page 2 646-4995.0 1970 Nova — 2 door, 6 1967 Mustang — Auto­ ... page 11 ... page 15 643-7175. matic, 6 cylinder, running ... page 3 Farrand Remodeling — cylinder. $500. 649-1814 af­ Golf Balls — Top Brands. Odd lobs. Trucking. Loving Mother will care condition. $500 or best New mini office In down­ TItuest Top Elite Pro Staff Howkes Tree Service — for vour child In our Cabinets, roofing, gut­ ter 4pm. Bucket Truck & Chipper. Home repairs. You name offer. Call 742-7463 after town professional bulld- ODH Hogan Pinnacle It, we do It. Free esti­ home. Call 646-4890 before ters, room additions, 5:30pm, anytime on Stump Removal. Free Es­ decks, oM types ot remo­ Ing. Heat, air Maxfil Tourney. $4 a do­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. 4pm. ______weekends. conditioning Included. zen. Phone 646-3163. timates. Special consider­ deling and repairs. FREE ation for Elderly ond Han­ estimates. Fully Insured. Warren E. Howland, Inc., I will do housework Mon­ PAINTING/ 74 F-100 350 — Runs well. 643-1108. Padded High Chair — dicapped. 647-7553. Telephone 643-6017, after 1984 Nissan — 4 wheel day and ' Saturday. 646- [^ P A P E R I N G drive pickup. Durallner $1,500 or best offer. 647- Decarated with Donald 0060^______6pm, 647-8509. Available for Immediate Duck figures. Good condi­ Delivering rich loam — 5 Insert. $7,000. 647-1141. 9639 after 5pm. yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, Name vour own price — Occupancy — 2,500 sauare tion. $30. 649-2071 .o Housekeeping - Services Leon Cleszynskl Builder gravel, & stone. 643-9504. Father and son. Fast, 1972 Mercury Montego — 1980 Mercury Bobcat — feet. Ideal for small busi­ at excellent rates. Esti­ — New homes, additions, dependable service. Good running condition. Looks ond runs good. ness, Broad Street loca­ Jacket Size 36, blue de­ mates given. Call647-02X. remodeling, rec rooms, Asking $2,500,.negotiable. tion with easy accessibil­ nim. Sanforized made by Leoves, Leaves, More Painting, Paperhanging garages, kitchens remo­ Best offer. 646-3907. MmtbtBitx Hrrali ity. 643-1161, ask for Steve Lee. New condition. $12. Leaves. Schedule your 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. deled, ceilings, bath tile, 646-6652. ______leaf clean up now. Also Experienced domestic Plymouth Reliant 82 ...... ___ * ^Atiirdav.Saturday, Oct. 19, 1985 — Single copy: 25«! or Craig. 646-3388.D will clean vour house or dormers, roofing. Resi­ Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm giving snow removal esfl- Painting and Paperhang- dential or commerclol. Wagon — Rebuilt trans­ Corvair, 1965 — Runs, new mates. Call Parfners Resi­ apartment weekly or bi­ Ing — Exterior and Inte­ mission. $3,600. Evenings, front cross member gas Manchester — Combina­ Full length winter coat, weekly. References avail­ 649-4291. tank, 4 parts. $75. 250 tion ottice and apartment. size 16, beige poplin. Man dential Services, 644-0415. rior, ceilings repaired. 643-9909. able. Call 875-5293. References, fully Insured. Porter Street. For Information, call made fur collar, lining. All types remodeling or Snow Plowing — Com­ Quality work. Martin Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. $17. 649-0832.0 repairs — Complete kit­ 1980 Ford Van — 75,000 mercial only. Dependa­ Day Care. Licensed Man- Mattsson, evenings, 649- miles, 4 speed, 2gas tanks, 1977 Buick Regal — V-6, Pentagon ble. Insured. Answering chesfer Home conve­ 4431. ______chens, baths, garages, ad- power steering and automatic transmission, Black mobs Knotty Pine Bar. Oak dltlons, dormers, I ROOMMATES Service, Rav Hardy, 646- niently located near brakes, good condition. coffee table. Both need to. M M H rtes 6, 44, 1-84, porches, decks. No lob "power steering, low m i­ 7973. Jack Inkel Painting Inc. Needs paint lob. $2,800. WANTED be completed. Both for Bowers School district, too large or small. Call leage, real nice. $2,400. $30. 643-2880.O Interior - Exterior paint­ Call 643-2171 before 5pm, Call 646:0454. plans tests Light Housekeeping and openings for one Infant, ing, custom paperhang­ Larry, 649-3985. ask for Steve. Ironing. 649-7693. one child over age 2 and ing. Free Estimates - Dinette Table with 6 latchkey children. Child­ Robert E. Jarvis, MOTORCYCLES/ rampage in chairs. Slightly used. Flat Fully Insured. 1975 Ford Granada Ghia I for A ID S ren with speclasi needs Established 1976. 649-0095. Building-Remodeling Steady, Reliable Herald Iron electric broom and We will Cleon your house, — Running condition. BICYCLES apartment, or office. welcome. Experienced Specialist. Additions, gar- reporter seeks house or other. 649-5961. professional 649-2611 for oges, roofing, siding, kit­ $300. 646-2826. apartment to share. Must Weekly, bi-weekly, or as Interior painting from $75 Hodaka Motorcycle — By Richard C. Gross additonal Information. per room. Including ceil­ chens, bathrooms, re- be In Manchester. Call Snowblower — Gibson you wish. Have 5 years placement 1981 Ford Escort G1 — Needs repair. $35 . 646- United Press International experience. Excellent ref­ ings. Wall coverings hung Johannesburg Kevin after 12:30pm, 26", 8 HP, Self-propelled, AM /FM Cassette, power 1760.O erences. Someone you Topsoil Sand, Gravel, ot affordoblerates. Detoll windows/doors. 643-6712. weekdays at 643-2711. electric star Lown Roller - Stone. Bobcat, backhoe steering, power brakes, 4 WASHINGTON — The Defense I ^1."' water fill. Leaf sweeper con trusf. Call offer 5pm. work guaranteed. In­ speed, good condition. 20" BMX Dirt Bike, Good Department said Friday it will test Lori, 647-9963. and loader rental. Davis sured, references. B.D. Carpentry and remodel­ Seeking: Professional fe­ with basket, Flourescent Construction, 872-1400. $3,500 or best offer. 643- Condition. $20. 649-7963.D all 2.1 million active duty military By Tom Baldwin were clearly outnumbered. light fixtures - 8’4” tube, Painting Compony.871- ing services — Complete 4905 evenings. Looting started, and then black male non-smoking room­ home repairs and remo­ personnel for an antibody asso­ The Associated Press mate In townhouse with plug cords and lamp. Thinking Fence? - Think 1 7 2 1 . ______gangs set upon whites. Mico, all types, free estl- Personalized Lawn Care. deling. Quality work. Ref­ DO A TWO-WAY favor ... ciated with AIDS, expanding a apartment In Manches­ 7 Pelce dining room set. 7 We will take care of vour John Deerr - Painting Dodge Colt, 1975— Many JOHANNESBURG. South They chased down a middle- piece dinette set. Pool motes. Call 646-4226. erences, licensed and In­ new parts, reliable trans­ get extra cash for yourself campaign now limited to examin­ ter. Residential, aulet set­ leaves. Rake them, blow Contractor, Interior,exte­ sured. Call 646-8165. Africa — Angered by the execution aged white woman, who was 9 ing recruits and blood donors. ting. Easy access to 1-84. table - 8'%" slate top, rior, Insured. Quality portation. $600 negotia­ and make It possible (or hanging onto the hand of a boy, Biker's — I'll repair and them, haul them. Reliable someone else to enlov Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Friday of a black man convicted of $220 per month plus Vj complete with balls, racks a. efficient. 647-1349. work. Off season rates, ble. Days, 8:30-5, 643-2711, about 12 years old. She fell and the 8. sticks. S' Solid pine condition heavy leather Building 8, Remodeling. C X45, Evenings after 5:30, those golf clubs you never berger and the civilian secretaries killing a policeman, black mobs utilities and heat. Call lockets, replace zippers, call 649-3248.______overwhelmed police in downtown mob kicked and punched her and 643-4882 after 7pm. coffee table with drop Get the Want Ad habit... 8, F Home Improvement 742-7463, use. Sell them with a want of the Army, Navy and Air Force leaves. Pine dry sink, end repair torn seams. Call contractors, specializing ad. made the decision during consulta­ Johannesburg, beating up whites the boy, but the two crawled to Diane. 742-9518. Rte. 31, read and use the little ads tables. Many miscellane­ I BUILDING/ In wallpapering, painting Reneault Alliance, 1984 — tions Thursday and the new p<)licy and smashing and looting shops for safety in a grocery store. Coventry. Clip this ad for In Classified regularly. HOUSEHOLD ous Items. 649-1983. [CONTRACTING (Interior 8< exterior). 5 speed, power steering, laying out a timetable for the tests four hours. A young white woman, holding free conditioning.______an infant, was pinned screaming GOODS Sewing Done - Expe­ Decks, additions and ren­ oir AM /FM cassette. Best I MISCELLANEOUS is to be announced "very soon," It was the first time black mobs 3 Piece Bovs Suit, size 16, ovations. Free estimates. offer. Must sell. 646-5741. against a storefront while blacks Technicot writing for rienced Seamstress. Garden way sunroom. So­ AUTOMOTIVE one official said. roamed unchecked through white worn twice, cost $90, sell Dress making, alterations 649-4567. formed a half-circle around her Used Refrigerators, your business needs - lar greenhouse, energy Eventual testing of all 2.1 million Johannesburg. Witnesses at the Washers, Ranges — $30. Organ, $40, needs Pamphlets, Instructional and repairs. Call anytime saving, thermo-spas,, dis­ and smashed the window behind work. Car seat, $10. Crib Two Snow Studded Tires, uniformed men and women in the scene said two policemen were clean, guaranteed, parts booklets, manuals. Sev­ 647-8730 anytime. plays, All- Season Pool, YOU CAN enlov extra military “ is the way the depart­ her with bottles, bricks and - and service. Low prices. mattress, $5. Push lawn- eral years expertise. Coll vacation money by ex­ size 21S-75R15. $75. Used stabbed, white men and women wooden clubs.' She was not hurt, Bolton, 649-6962. [HEATING/ one season. Call 646-8081. ment will go," another Pentagon / B.D. Pearl 8< Son, 649 mower, $10. Call 649-5354, 649-4783. PLUMBING changing Idle Items In were beaten, and police shot at and the blacks fled when they Moln Street, 643-2171. keep trying. I vour home for cash ... Like new.a official said. 7 least one black man in the leg. “ The secretaries have made this thought police were approaching. Bill's Sewing Machine Re­ Dumas Electric— Having with an ad In classified. . DPI photo A full casually count was not Pair of Matching Cane Why Spend $$ on the gym pairs. Call Bill for profes­ Licensed Day Care Pro­ Electrical Problems? Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Call 643-2711 to place vour 1 Firestone Steel Belted decision, which the individual available. when you can own your throom remodeling; In- Radiol, 721 Tubeless services will implement," he said. back occasional chairs. sional servicing on all vided — Loving environ­ Need A large or a small od. patient, Anthony Mandia, was doing Rioting also flared around Cape Green velvet cushions. $20 own Vltarnaster 5000 total makes. Realistic rates. ment, planned activities, Repair? We Specialize In stallotlon woter heaters, 195/70R13, New tire. Keep Testing for the antibody asso­ Dr. John Burnside, professor of medi­ garbage disposals; faucet Town for the third day. Police and Hurricane each. Perfect Shape. 649- gym tor only $350, free Former Singer techni­ nutritious meals and Residential Work. Joseph Trying, $25. 649-9947. ciated with acquired immune cine and vice dean of the Hershey fine. The heart is presently being used to soldiers began house-to-house Instruction manual, la­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M - 0845.D cian. Free pick-up 649- snacks. Full time open­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Plymouth Valiant, 1975 — deficiency syndrome, Icnown as the keep Mandia alive until another human searches at sundown in the middle- dles body building book Free Estimates. 646-5253. asterCard accepted. 4 door, automatic, power Two almost new Fire­ Medical Center in Harrisburg, Pa., holds 0487. ings only. 646-3844. HTLV-III antibody, had been app­ heart can be found to replace his old class community of Athlone, the Floral Sofa and Sectional. and cables. Call 742-0504 brokes, power steering, stone steel radial snow lied since Oct. 1 to all recruits and up the Penn State Heart Friday during a blamed for after 6pm. Ask for Kim. tires on wheels. BR 78 13. most troubled mixed-race Very good condition. $90 radio, heater. Good condi­ applicants to the armed services, news briefing where he announced that heart, which was removed. or best offer. 649-2691.□ . tion. $600. 643-8110. $85. 646-0231 .o neighborhood. Stamp Collectors — Light­ an expansion of a program begun the operation was over and that the The Johannesburg trouble began sales slump Queen size Mattress Box house Albums, 16 new 8, July 1 that restricted such exami­ after a memorial service for used, $50 or best offer. - NOTICE OF PROPOSED nations only to blood donors at Benjamin Moloise, 30, who was spring and Frame Sealy ASSUMPTION OF LIABILITIES Postureoedic. $79. 643- 649-4259.0 military installations. hanged just after dawn. By The Associated Press 4096.0 Notice Is hereby given that the Savings Bank ot Manchester, Anyone on active duty found to The government ignored pleas Manchester, CT has made application to the Federal Depo­ ha ve the antibody will be placed on but stable Spending by Connecticut DP 300 Body Tone Home Patient for clemency from around the Tag Sale — East Hartford, sit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D.C. 20429, for Its Good Maple CoffeeTable. Fitness Machine. $99. Coll limited service status, said the world at a time when South shoppets was down during Sep­ $25. 649-7793.D 649-7931 after 5:30pm.o BUCKLEY SCHOOL 180 Andover Rood. written consent to assume liability to pay deposits made In ofndals, who spoke on condition Dishes, books, records, 1979 Red Hondo Accord — the Heritage Savings 8, Loan, Tolland, CT. Africa’s dwindling number of tember, giving state retail sales its Tag Sale — 30 Years 4 door. Air, high mileage, they not be identified. The military first drop in 3>/4 years, and the Quartz Heater — Almost 250 Vernon St. games. Ice skates, copper This notice Is published pursuant to Section 18(c) of the Fe­ international friends, including the Sofa — Dark green and Accumulation! 346 Kee­ runs well. $1,812 or best deral Deposit Insurance Act. services'are drawing up guidelines heart United States, say they are waiting president of a state merchants , new. $20.0 Manchester, CT craft pitchers, clothes, with new gold tweed, 86". $85. 643- ney Street, Manchester. cholnsaw Saturday, 9am- offer. 633-2479 between 5- Any pers'on wishing to comment on this application m ay file to define that status, they said. for signs that aparttieid is being association says Hurricane Gloria 2538.0 Saturday. Oct. 19 Saturday, 19th, 9am-4pm. 7pm. his/her comments In writing with the Reglonol Director of The presence of the HTLV-III One Aluminum Storm 10am-2pm 2pm. scrapped. In Washington, the State may be partly to blame. Rain date, Saturday, 26th. the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Its Regional antibody means that an individual Gross sales in Connectiut during Brand New Braided Rug Door — 35'A" by 79'/j". $15. Ottice 60 State St., 17th floor, Boston, Mass. It any person de­ By Rich Kirkpatrick apparently was not in pain, said was available, said Burnside, who Department issued a statement 1974 Chew Wagon — One sires to protest the granting ot this application, such person has been exposed to the deadly Dr. John W. Burnside, Hershey’s briefed reporters in nearby September were $46.7 million, from Marlborough Barn, Phone 649-3021.□ Tag Sale — 140 Woodside owner, low mileage. $500- The Associated Press that said: "W e have made plain C 5x8. $99. Call 646-1427.0 hos a right to do so If the protest Is filed with the Regional D i­ AIDS virus but may not have associate vice president for health Harrisburg. our opinion that clemency in this down 0.7 percent from the same C Street, Saturday 8, Sun­ Best offer. 649-9532. rector bv Oct, 21, 1985. The nonconfidentlal portions ot the contracted the disease. Pile Lined Hush Puppies. application are on file In the Regional Office as part of the HERSHEY, Pa. — A man whose affairs. Mandia, who is single and case was justified.” month in 1984 when retailers did day, 10/19 and 10/20,10am Weinberger's decision followed Double Barrel Stove. $50. Man's size 7. Never worn. to 4pm. Miscellaneous Multi-Family Tag Sale,— Tag Sale — Saturday, public file maintained by the Corporation. This tile Is availa­ heart was expected to give out He said Mandia was in critical employed by the Philadelphia "Moloise’s blood!” screamed $47 million worth of business, 1977 Plymouth Fury — 4 ble for public Inspection during regular business hours. initial findings by the Marine 649-5035.C $12 . 643-7153.0 household Items, books, Saturday, 10/19, 9am- October 19th, 10om-2pm. door, 40,000 miles. Good within hours became the first but stable condition and there was Recreation Department, was rioters as they smashed shops and according to the Connecticut Re­ chain sows, pumps, furni­ 3pm. 214 Redwood Road. Stoves, carpeting, dishes, condition. 646-7276. Sept. 18, 1985 Corps that 13 Marine recruits may human recipient Friday of the no sign of any bleeding, which transferred to the medical center chased whites. tail Merchants Association. Hanging Tiffany Lamp Parker Lawn Sweeper, ture, etc. Bassett crib. Ice skates, furniture and miscellane­ SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER have the HTLV-III antibody, a Penn State artificial heart, which along with clotting and infection Monday from Nazareth Hospital in The army later ringed a 10- Charles J. Duffy, association with Long chain. $50. 30". Excellent condition. 923 Main St., Manchester, CT Marine spokesman said. Eleven of sewing machine, bicycle, ous. 150 Delmont Street, 1977 Monaco — Power doctors hope will keep him alive are the three chief hazards the Philadelphia. His father, mother, square block area, and the gangs president, said the lower spending Phone 649-1187.0 Has adapter for tractor Giant Yard Sale — 5 furniture. Manchester. HERITAGE SAVINGS 8. LOAN the recruits were at San Diego, could have been due in part to the hitch. $70. Coll 643-1215.0 steerlng/brakes, 68,000 1007 Main St., Manchester, CT until a human donor is found. patient must face immediately brother and sister-in-law were in appeared to vanish at about families. October 19th, miles. Good condition. Calif., and two others at Parris The heart, with a new design after surgery. Hershey. nightfall. hurricane that closed stores and Loveseat — Blue country 8am-4pm. SO.Hendee Saturday, 10/19 8. Sunday, 044-09 Island, S.C. The results of subse­ print. Like new condition. 644-9682. intended to reduce the danger of Mandia, who was visited by his Mandia is the second patient to Singing African freedom songs, kept people from shopping. T Road, Manchester. 10/20'. 10am-5pm. No early quent tests on all 13 were not $200. 647-1543. blood clots and intended only as a family Friday afternoon, was undergo a federally approved Moloise’s mourners spilled out of " I think these figures are partic- HOME AND birds please. A little bit of known, he said. ulary sensitive to Gloria," Duffy 70 Bolton Center Rood, everything Including fur­ bridge to a human transplant, was breathing with the aid of a temporary artificial heart im­ an assembly hall, and about 300 Early 1900's Wolnut Din­ HUGARDEN The decision marks a major step implanted in Anthony Mandia of respirator. plant. Temporary artificial hearts began dancing in a main street, said. Bolton. Saturday, 10/19, niture. Plus some free­ by the Pentagon to keep AIDS out ing Set — China cabinet, Sunday, 10/20. bies. 66 Walker Street. Philadelphia during a nearly five- Asked about Mandia’s progno­ also have been used four times blocking traffic. Police arrived, Future spending could rise, as buffet, server, table, 6 Wall Sconzas, Iris bulbs, of the military. The screening hour operation at Hershey Medical sis, Burnside said: " I ’d say it's without authorization. About a dozen police, without people who postponed their buying process to be applied to (everyone chairs. Excellent condi­ high grangers. 872-9123. Tag Sale — 145 Vernon Tag Sale (Inside) — Center, a spokesman said. guarded ... This is still an experi­ AH permanent implants have weapons, waded into the dancers. during the hurricane make their in the armed forces ^ould identify tion. 649-7770. Street, Manchester. Sat­ Brick-a-brack, glass, Mandia, 44, was sedated but mental technicjue ... we are in used the Jarvik-7, developed by Scuffles broke out. One police­ purchases, Duffy said. individuals who have been exposed urday 8, Sunday, 10am- copper teo kettle, etc. conscious by Friday afternoon and unfamiliar territory.” Dr. Robert Jarvik. The Hershey man was stabbed in the back of his Having only two of days of the Draperies — Fully lined 4pm, October 19th 8, 20th. Soturday 8. Sunday, 10am- to the virus. Dr. William S. Pierce, who model differs in its seamless blood right shoulder. Another bloodied Labor Day weekend fall in Sep­ rod pocket design, 82", PETS Excellent assortment of 8pm. 689 Main Street, Apt. I But the decision was criticized developed the heart, headed a sacs, all plastic valves and an officer said he was stabbed near tember this year may have made a tiebacks. New condition. clothes, bridal gown, Kin rear), Manchester. by some groups as being flawed, team of 20 people who started the attached mechanism to regulate his left eye. difference, he said. Last year, all $45 pair. 649-8607.O games, toys, housewares, because the percentage of the Free — 5 abandoned kit­ implant at 6 a.m. the heart rate automatically to Hundreds of mourners retreated three days of the traditionally high fireplace equipment, golf­ Tag Sale — Beautiful population that test positive for the Inside Today “ It was quite clear early this sales Labor Day weekend fell in Hotpoint Built-In oven, tens. "Save a Life". Call ing equipment, many compensate for changes in body toward the South African Council 742-5768. afghans and dolls, cur­ virus and actually contract the morning that Mr. Mandia was of Churches building, where the September. coppertone, glass front. otheMtems^^^^^^^ tains, drapes, handmade position. $50 , 643-1311.0 disease is very small. dying,” Burnside had said earlier. memorial service was held. A few “ The key is that these figures pillows, crafts, dishes, It also came less than two weeks 20 pages, 2 sections Four men in the United States AKC Registered Scottish TAG SALE SUNDAY “ As of this point, we would state and one in Sweden have received were seen pulling stones from their have to be looked at with caution," Terrier Pups — 1 male, 1 many kitchen utensils. after the Armed Forces Epidemo- GM Love Seat — New­ Oct 20. 10 am-3pm Saturday and Sunday, Advice. . 12 Lottery___ that it (the operation) is a success permanent artificial hearts. Two pockets and throwing them at Duffy said. born. $7 Firm. Call 646- female left. Coll after logical Board, an advisory group of The sales figures are based on a T/iriM famfl/ee, 10am-4pm. 7 Lincoln Books. __ 9 Obituaries . because Mr. Mandia is alive.” of the five have died. police. 5037 otter 5pm.o 5pm, 643-1751. medical experts, concluded that .20 Opinion—. Thousands of black passersby survey of 87 non-food, non­ 845 Cast St., Hebron Street, Manchester. Churches- :14 Peopietalk. Cardiologist Dwight Davis had Burnside said doctors want to there is no justification "at this began filling the streets. Police automobile retail outlets, and don't Free Shepherd/Lob Mix Classlfied. . 18-19 Sports. . 15-17 concluded that Mandia would not give Mandia's body time to rec­ Ra/n or Shint. time" to screen the blood of all Comics. . 9 Television------7-e with dogs tried to scatter the reflect inflation or seasonal I MISCELLANEOUS — 3 veers old, house- A Whole lot ol everythingl! have survived another day without over from Friday’s surgery before active duty personnel for the Entertainment . 12 Weather______2 crowds, but the security forces changes. FOR SALE broken, 643-5283. HTLV-III antibody. a transplant, but no donor heart trying to implant a human heart. Manchester Wotes Tag Zebra Finches — White Sale — Saturday, October Multi Family Tag Sole — Ladles 26" Three Speed Saturday, October 19th, AIT Bicycle Deluxe auallty. In and grey with flight cage. 19th, 9am-3pm at Orange Call 646-7778. Hall, 72 East Center Stree, 10am-4pm. 236 West High like new condition. $55. Street, Monchester. An Call 649-1794 anytlme.o t(rear), Monchester. 1986 HONDA Needed — Loving home Interesting variety of mis­ Inmates tell MHS audience (or black and white fe­ Multi Family Tag Sale — cellaneous Items. Car Seat — Bobby Mac, Rain or shine. Held Inside, fits newborns to 40 lbs. male cat, one year old, spayed, shots. Coll 646- October 19th on 20th, 10am Tag Sale — Saturday 8> ACCORD LXi Excellent condition. $25. Sunday, 10am-4pm. 270 643-7332.0 7778. to 4pm. 181 North Stree- t(Route 85), Hebron. West Center Street, Man­ that prison isn’t any picnic chester. Some furniture, For Sale — 2 men's bikes, MUSICAL Tag Sole — Infant Items, I bureaus, chairs, antique in the system if they got hooked up 3 speed. Both In excellent ITEMS toys, miscellaneous. Sat­ chair, old one-horse By Kevin Flood But it didn't work. Soon, he had condition. $55 both or urday and Sunday, 10/19, sleigh, croft supplies and Herald Reporter lost the $75,000 he had saved. Then with it,” he said. seperately. Call 649-2320.O 10/20,10am-4pm. 27 Engle- much miscellaneous. he found himself trying to explain a And though the lesson may not Clarinet For Sole — Good steer all students away from condition. Ideal for stu­ wood Drive, Monchester. An inmate at the Connecticut $35,000 overdraft to his bank. Ladles Brown All weather Then David found himself steal­ crime, Wilson said, “ it sure makes Imitation Fox Fur lined dents. Case Included. $75. Quality Tag Sale — Correctional Institutuion in En­ Call 649-3120 evenings.o field stood before seniors at ing money from his insurance 'em stop and think." coat. Size 12, like new. $50. Household, automotive, Davi(i elicited a few gasps 9 Manchester High School Friday clients. 643-5622.C toys, musical, clothing - Saturday, October 19th, Friday in the MHS auditorium Gron Prix Strat Style some new. Saturday, Oc­ morning and told them what it was "B y February of 1984 I had lost Electric Guitar. Perfect Bam-11am only. M ulti over $1 million,” he said. He was when he described some aspects of Men's or Ladles 3 speed tober 19th, 9:30am- Family Tag Sale at 17 like several years ago, when he bike. $50 or best offer. condition. $99. Call 649- 3:30pm. Rain or shine. 33 was 26 years old and earning finally charged with first-degree prison life — like having no choice 7770 after 3pm weekdavs.o Green Road, Manchester. larceny for stealing his clients’ about witnessing sex between men Good condition. Call 643- Mount Sumner Drive, Miscellaneous household $80,000 a year in the insurance 4382.0 Bolton.______industry. money and sentenced to a four- in the cell across from his nearly Clarinet — Bundy. Ideal Items, black and white every night, or having to deal with Saturday Only — 9am- TV, baby clothes, alumi­ Mondays... Mondays... PLUS " I had a Trans-Am, a Mercedes, year prison term. “ Today,” he told 20" Boys BIpycle. Excel­ for students, case In­ the stunned teenagers in the almost daily knife fights in the cluded. $60. Call 649-3997.0 4pm. Bike, fireplace num door, nic nocs, toys, a Suburu and a four-by-four lent condition. $25. Coll screen, snowtires, Webber much more. Come rain or pick-up,” said the prisoner, who school's auditorium, “ I ’m still cafeteria. 742-0465. Stereo and Radio Con­ grille, miscellaneous shine. . • Honda’s Now Available called himself David and used no $900,000 in debt." "You’re certain prey for all household Items, clothes. David was one of three Enfield prison games,” he told the stu­ Navy Surplus metal desk sole, built In speakers. House and Furniture last name. “ I had a nice home near Maple cabinet. $40. 649- Lazy boy recllner. 77 one of the most prestigious country inmates who visited the high dents. “ There is no privacy in — 71" long, 32Vj" wide. Barnwood Rood(off Hlll- items, some books. 574 • Civic CRX school Friday to tell students that Asking $20. Call 649-6923.0 5053.0 Bush Hill Road, Manches­ clubs in New London County.” prison.” stown Road). ter. Saturday, 10/19, 9am- • Civic 4-Door But then came a growing com­ the old cliche is ture: Crime Charles, another Enfield in­ Metal Gray Typewriter 2pm. 7 ''Aiuep $>« pulsion to invest more and more of doesn't pay. mate, described falling into the Multi Family Tag Sale — • Civic Hatchbacks Larry Wilson, one of the Man­ table with casters. Good ANTIQUES Saturday, 10/19, 9am- his money in other projects: “ I trap of serious drug abuse. It condtion. $10. 643-8865.0 2pm. 165 Nutmeg Drive, Miscellaneous Electrical • Civic Wagons ' ^ ? 8 o . ~ wasn't satisfied. I wanted every­ chester Police Department’s com­ started while he served with the Manchester. Items — Including Romex • Accord 4-Door thing,” David said. munity relations officers, said U.S. Army in West Germany, he Unused Sanyo Kerosene Next To Nothing — East wire, 100 amp. panel, First there were the two busi­ Friday that this is the eleventh said, "and it didn't take me long to Heater, 9500 BTUs In­ Center and Spruce, open Some Antiques, furniture, breakers, etc. Also, mis­ • Accord Hatchbacks nesses. They folded. Then came year inmates have visited the high lose the respect of my friends and cludes can and fuel. $75. Saturdays, 649-0533. miscellaneous, Saturday, cellaneous household • Prelude the old friend from high school who school. my family.” 649-2018.0 10/19,10am-4pm. 35 Victo­ Items. October 19th 8< 20th, convinced him to invest $10,000 in The annual visits, he said, were Like David, Charles said he 9am-3pm. 88 West Middle ria Rood. the stock market. That money inspired by the popular “ scared found himself stealing to support Girls Dress Winter Coat Tpke. CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST HONDA FACILITY straight” program that got consid­ his habit. " I was stealing from and hat by Rothchlld. Size TAG SALES disappeared. Tag Sale — Saturdoy, David was losing a lot of money, erable media attention several everyone — friends, family, you 6x. Like new. $40. Call 19th, 9am-3pm. Wood- Tag Sale — 2 family. H«rald photo by Bathtw 647-8305.O Saturday, 10/19, 10am- but he was confident he could years ago. In that program, name it," he said. Anderson Shea Auxiliary stove, electric dryer, ping teenagers visited inmates in VFW 2046 will hold a tag 3pm. Rain date, 10/26. 63 □ & ]□ □ □ SB BEIBBBEIBE] recover it if he could make that one "There’s a whole side of it you David addresses students at Manches­ executive who committed fraud to pay pong table, miscellaneous prison. 4 HP Leof Blower — and food sale. October 19, Items. Allison Road (off Branford Street, Man­ 189 WASHINGTON ST. phone 522-0151 big “ kill" in the stock market. So don’t see on TV,” he said, “ the ter High Schooi Friday morning. Hetold his debts. chester. Household, "W e basically do it just to inform bitter loneliness, the loss of self Needs work on Recoil. from 9am-2pm. 608 Eost Welles Road), he kept investing. " I was blinded students he had been an insurance $45. 643-1938. Center Street. Tolcottville. miscellaneous. ' Hours: M onciay- Friday 9 :0 0 am — 9 :0 0 pm. Saturday 9 00 am — 6 00 pm by my obsession," he said. high school seniors what happens respect.”