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Monday, April 17, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Sartor will take helm as manager Weiss’s replacement to get Gamble leads Celts maximum salary of $81,900 By Nancy Concelman administration from the Univer­ iHaurhPBtrr Hrralb Manchester Herald sity of Hartford. past the Cavaliers DiRosa said all three finalists Richard J. Sartor officially for the manager position. Sartor. accepted the job of town manager Manchester assistant Town Man­ of Manchester today, nearly ager Steven R. Werbner and seven months after a committee Enfield Town Manager Edward — see page 44 began a nationwide search to J. Mulready, were well qualified replace Robert B. Weiss. for the job. DiRosa described SPORTS Members of the Manchester Sartor as a “take-charge-type Board of Directors and town staff guy. today congratulated Sartor, town “ He was somewhat more force­ manager of South Windsor. Sar­ ful in hisapproach.” DiRosa said. tor is expected to be appointed “ First of all, Dick’s a lousy Manchester’s new town manager golfer.” Weiss joked when he by the Board of Directors stood to congratulate Sartor. Tuesday. Weiss said Manchester has BOSOX SHOOT DOWN O’S Sartor, 46. will earn a maxi­ gone through a lot of “ team­ mum of $81,900 this year. Mayor building efforts” over the years. Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said at a news “ You have an excellent staff” conference today in the Lincoln said Weiss of the staff that will Center hearing room. work with Sartor. AL Roundup The town had not offered a set Weiss promised to stay out of amount to Sartor but reached the Sartor’s hair "except on Tuesday salary agreement through negoti­ nights. I plan to attend board meetings regularly,” Weiss said. BOSTON (A P) — John Dopson pitched three-hh ations. DiRosa said. Sartor has ban for 7 2-3 innings and Dwight Evans drove in been South Windsor’s manager Sartor said until he begins for nine years and currently three runs Friday night, lifting the Boston Red Sox working full time he plans to earns $69,550 a year. attend Board of Directors’ meet­ over the Baltimore Orioles 7-4. Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald Weiss, who plans to retire in ings and become familiar with Dopson 2-0, struck out a career-high nine and TAKING OVER — South Windsor Town Manager Richard after a news conference announcing Sartor’s pending walked four in his first American League start. June after 23 years as manager, the community and its needs. One earns $68,000. Weiss would have of his priorities as manager J. Sartor, left, talks with Manchester Town Manager appointment to the Manchester manager post. earned $78,000 this year through would be setting long- and short­ Robert B. Weiss today in the Lincoln Center hearing room term goals, he said. an RBI double » « <'« normal increases, DiRosa said. during a two-run fourth inning p d then singiea If the Board of Directors “ You look at the future of the hnmp the tie-breaking run in the sixth. The Red Sox approves the appointment. Sar­ community and develop a vision won fo? the fo u X S m e in five games after losing tor is expected to begin working for the future,” Sartor said. Sartor’s appointment a switch for Lannan for Manchester full time in Meanwhile, he and his wife. ^'’ dodS ^ S s relieved after the Orioles scored mid-June, DiRosa said. Diana, and son Matthew. 13, hope By Andrew Yurkovsky retiring after 23 years in June. Town Manager Steven R. shook his hand. He was working tw?ce in the eighth on a passed Bob “ I’m somewhat overwhelmed to move to Manchester by next Manchester Herald His new job will mean a role Werbner for Weiss’ job. Mayor in his office at the Municipal and an error by first baseman Nick Esasky. bod because this appointment is so school year. Matthew will be in reversal for Lannan, who was Peter P DiRosa Jr. said today. Stanley finished for his first save. Building, a five-minute walk significant.” said Sartor, a Man­ ninth grade then. Richard J. Sartor used to call Sartor’s boss for three years. from Lincoln Center. ^^Phil Bradley hit a solo home run, his seco"d^m the DiRosa said that the fact that chester native. “ I have a very The Manchester position is a Police Chief Robert D. Lannan Weiss, during the announce­ DiRosa said he didn’t know Orioles’ first V d Craig Worthington had an RBI Werbner did not have experience special feeling toward this move up. Sartor said. Manches­ boss. From now on. it’s the other ment of Sartor’s appointment this as a chief executive officer what Werbner’s plans were. community.’’ ter’s population is about double way around. morning, said his decision in 1975 hold Boston counted again.st him. “ I really don’t know. That’s a that of South Windsor. Sartor was named Manches­ to name Lannan police chief decision he’s going to have to Sartor was named the town’s Werbner today would not com­ “It’s (Manchester) more di­ ter’s new town manager today, 11 instead of Sartor was one that has make,” he said. first deputy police chief in July ment in any way on Sartor’s verse,” he said. “ It’s got more years after he left his job as paid off for Manchester. Sartor, accompanied by his 1976 after Robert D. Lannan was appointment. He would not say appointed chief. A Manchester vitality. Manchester deputy police chief to “ I think I encouraged him to go wife Diana, told some 40 town douple-play 'grounder went oft ttird »a »e tor a become chief of police in Che­ what his plans were. High School graduate. Sartor “ I think that all of you have elsewhere and to get broader employees and elected officials Hnnh P F s L k v followed With an RBI groundout. shire. He was named town received his bachelor’s degree in experience,” he said. Werbner was conspicuously that he was “ somewhat over­ '‘“Sr^enSl sixth with a single and t ^ k begun to see the nature of the city manager for South Windsor in industrial administration from It’s that broader experience ab.sent from the Lincoln Center whelmed” by today’s event. third as Rice extended his hitting streak to nin that Manchester is becoming,’’ 1980. third as Ric Evans poked a single the University of Connecticut and he told those gathered in the that was at least one factor in the hearing room today as photo­ “ I was born in Manchester, and Sartor will replace Town Man­ decision of the town Board of graphers took Sartor’s pictures fo“T g M t ? S GrSnw.il and Rich Gedman his master’s degree in public hearing room. I have a very special feeling for ager Robert B. Weiss, who is Directors to turn down Assistant and Sartor's new colleagues this community,’ ’ he said. ' ' O reln S d l.'R lM and Evans each hit run seorlng s iS e s in the seventh off Mark Thurmond. Vnnkees 8 Twins 5: In New York, Don Slaught FInguerra Wright rules singled in tvvo runs to snap a seventh-inning tie and Steve tolboni. booed earlier In the game hit a grand S as the New York Yankees rallied to beat the negotiates 69 times, panel thp Minnesota Twins 8-5 Friday night. It was the Yankees’ second straight victory after By Steven Komarow unanimously approved the state­ for hotel The Associated Press ment of alleged violations, ■'Tu ftrf.l'st'ru 'ggTed lor New York, allowing announced the chairman, Rep. live hits while walking nine and smkmg out 10. He WASHINGTON - The House Julian Dixon, D-Calif. fhrpw 161 Ditches, left after a leadoff walk in tne By Nancy Concelman ethics committee charged today The charges, divided into five Manchester Herald that House Speaker Jim Wright I-, Sinth and Lee Guetterman finished for his second counts, and an accompanying o. violated official rules of conduct report by Richard Phelan, the ®^with the score tied at 5. Don Mattingly opened the A New York developer is 69 times by not disclosing thou­ attorney who conducted the com­ >> negotiating with a national hotel sands of dollars in alleged gifts CO seveShwUha'ngleoItrelleverMlke^^^^ mittee’s investigation, could jeo­ T3 mnvpd to third on Balboni s opposite-field double to chain to build a $12 million, and by skirting rules on speaking pardize Wright’s future as right With the infield in. Slaught followed with 152-room hotel west of the mall in fees through bulk book sales. speaker. Tart gfounder Into left field to score Mattingly and Buckland. The committee — six Demo­ John Finguerra, a New York crats and six Republicans — See WRIGHT, page 10 o ’’ aeVe“s''aTad®;e3an'S'BSgleintheeightht^^ and Virginia Beach developer < who heads the real estate part­ PS nership 1-84 Associates, is nego­ U '' arc" BMS.n7"put the Yankees ahead 5 - 4 with a 1 X grand slam in the tilth, the Twins came right back tiating with at least one chain, Benefit program falls X said spokesman Martin Masters tii ^^Wally^acltman walked with one out in the sixth of Martin Masters Associates of H Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Hereld cn a n rm 3 ve 3 up when Gary Gaetti ‘ of Colchester. to aid 1 million elderly U out Kent Hrbek hit a grounder to third that the winning pitcher as the Indians Masters refused to name the X DELIVERS — Manchester High pitcher chain today because negotiations o aoDeared to be the finai out of the innmg. but Sax prevailed, 9-7. High schooi roundup, see WASHINGTON (A P) - Most of non-profit foundation that con­ z Lisa Moriconi delivers a pitch against have not concluded. He said the 1 million elderly poor people < was late covering second for a centrates on issues affecting the Tom Brookens’ late throw to first was in the dirt for pages 46 and 47. Finguerra hopes to make an S Fermi High in their CCC East battle who do not get the government elderly poor. Friday at Fitzgerald Field. Moriconi was announcement within the next benefits to which they are entitled “ The main reasons they don’t See Bosox, page 45 two weeks. either do not know they are apply are that they don’t know Finguerra had been planning eligible or are incapable of filling they can or they don’t have the from the start to build a hotel on out the necessary forms, a help they need to fill out the the 150 acres he owns near the private foundation said today. application form. mall site. Masters said. Ageneral The study by The Villers plan of development for the land Foundation was aimed at answer­ See BENEFITS, page 10 approved by the Planning and ing the perplexing question of Zoning Commission June 20,1988, why only about half of those includes the hotel, an industrial eligible take advantage of the research and development com­ Supplemental Security Income TODAY plex, office, retail and commer­ program established by Congress cial uses. in 1972. The program is intended The proposed hotel would be on to provide a minimal income floor Index four acres and include an indoor for the nation’s aged, disabled 20 page*, 2 tectlons pool, conference rooms, restau­ and blind. rant and lounge. Masters said. "Some people say that the poor Classified - 18-20 Natlon/World j 8-7 The mall, called the Pavilions at PatrIcK Flynn/Manchaalar Harald don’t apply for SSI because they Com ics_____ 16 Obituaries_____2 Buckland Hills, is scheduled to WET AND WILD — Mother Nature has fun Hockanum River Canoe Race on Sunday. are embarrassed. We found Consumer___ 15 Opinion______8 PnriiB o People______9 open in spring 1990. with Pam Ricci of Manchester and Carolle that’s not the heart of the They placed second in the women’s class. problem," said Ronald F. Pol­ Local/State Sports____11-14 See HOTEL, page 10 Keene of Tolland in the rapids during the Stories and pictures on pages 11 and 12. lack, executive director of the ------2-5,10 Television____ 17 g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 17, 1989 — 3 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A Judge asks About Town Obituaries Police Roundup vote on his Dog obedience class set Robert Morse Besides his wife and brother, he Albany Turnpike, Canton, was in is survived by a son and daughter- charge of arrangements. Robert “ Ben” Morse Sr., 70, of Man killed in crash The Indian Valley YMCA is taking registration for in-law, Brian S. and Loretta Memorial donations may be 43 Ashland St., husband of Jose­ resignation dog obedience classes April 24 through 28. Classes Sheldon of Glastonbury: four made to the Alzheimer’s Disease start May 1 and continue through June 16 at the phine (Odermann) Morse, died A 23-year-old Tolland man died early Sunday daughters and sons-in-laws, Kat­ and Related Disorders Associa­ morning from injuries he received in a two-car By Andrew J. Davis YMCA, 375 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. Class is for Saturday (April 15, 1989) at hleen E. Sheldon and Stephen tion of Greater Hartford, or to Manchester Memorial Hospital. accident at the intersection of Hilliard and Main Manchester Herald dogs at least 5 months old and hanlders at least 12 Tarzynski of Santa Monica, South Congregational Church. years old. He was born in Thompson July Calif., Jeanne Sheldon and Stuart streets. 3,1918, and had been a resident of Jeffrey A. Trueb, was taken to Manchester Judge of Probate William Fitz­ Robertson of Sydney, Nova Sco­ Memorial Hospital,where he was pronounced dead gerald, chairman of the town Manchester since 1948. Before tia, Canada, Carol Sheldon and Cora V. Ryan at 1:43 a.m. from multiple blunt-force injuries, said Ethics Commission, said today he Breastfeeding course set retiring in 1979, he was employed Eric Schaffer of Portland, and Cora V. (LaRue) Ryan, 90, of a spokesman of the chief medical examiner’s office would call a special meeting of by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, Barbara Sheldon and Peter New London, formerly of 362 Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering East Hartford and South Wind­ in Farmington. The accident occurred at 12; 36 a.m. the commission to decide "Breastfeeding for the Employed Mother,” Thurs­ Greenstreet of the Sandy Hook Woodland St., Manchester, died sor, for more than 40 years. He Trueb was driving his 1987 Volkswagen Fox on whether or not he should resign as day from 10 a.m. to noon at the hospital in section of Newtown; a sister, Wednesday (April 12, 1989) at was a member of Grace Episco­ Hilliard Street east through the intersection. A 1989 chairman. Conference Room E. Class cost is $10. To register, Eleanor Sheldon Kern of the Greentree Manor, Waterford. pal Church in Hartford, a 50-year Ford Ranger, driven south on Main Street by Daniel FitzGerald, a Democrat, has call 647-6600 or the instructor, 875-4957. Niantic section of East Lyme; She was born July 18, 1899, in G. Woodis, 30, of Tartia Road, East Hampton, been under attack by a Republi­ member of the Quinnatisset and nine grandchildren. Windham, daughter of Antoine struck the side of Trueb’s car, police said. can member of the commission, Grange No. 65 in Thompson, and a A memorial service will be held and Emma (Gingras) LaRue. 25-year member of the Manches­ A red flashing light was operating on Hilliard Jonathan Merrier. Mercier said Sunset Club to meet Tuesday at 11 a.m. in South She was the widow of Arthur J. Fitzgerald should resign for ter Lodge of Masons. He served in Congregational Church, Main Ryan, who died May 5, 1981. Street while a yellow flashing light was working on The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the mishandling a March 30 meeting the U.S. Army Air Corps during Street, South Glastonbury. Burial Main Street, police said. Manchester Senior Center. She is survied by a nephew and during which the commission was World War II. will be at the convenience of the three nieces. No charges have been filed in connection with the accident, which is still being investigated, police to decide whether Democratic Besides his wife, he is survived family. Calling hours are today The funeral was today with said. It was the third traffic fatality in Manchester Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had a by a son, Robert B. Morse Jr. of from 6 to 9 p.m. at the family’s burial in Rose Hill Memorial Overeaters get help the Indian Orchard section of this year. conflict of interest. home, 66 Lakewood Circle, South Park, Rocky Hill. Republican Mary Sears, also a Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous Springfield, Mass.; a daughter, Glastonbury. The Thomas L. Neilan & Sons Patricia Carney of Highlands, member of the commission, said meets at First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown Road, Memorial donations may be Funeral Home, 12 Ocean Ave., Two charged in beating today that she agreed with every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at N.J.; a brother, Latham Morseof made to South Congregational New London, was in charge of Thompson: four grandchildren; Mercier. 1 p.m. and Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. No dues or fees. Church, South Glastonbury; the arrangements. Police arrested two Manchester men early Fitzgerald said, “ I offer no Everyone who wants to stop overeating is welcome. and several nieces and nephews. American Cancer Society, or the Saturday on charges they beat up another comment at all. I’m content to let For more information, call 524-4544. The funeral will be Tuesday at Glastonbury Visiting Nurse Manchester man, police said. the Ethics Commission decide 10 a.m. with a Mass at Grace Association. Marla RestuccI George E. Lata, 18, of 11 Griswold St., and David that.” Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Episcopal Church, 55 New Park Patrick Flynn/Mancheatar Herald Maria (Miano) Restucci, 85, of K. Moore, 20. of 126 Rachel Road, were both charged He said he would ask the Summer camp offered Ave., Hartford. Calling hours are Hartford, mother of Sebastian with third-degree assault, police said, ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE — Matthew today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Mary Naughton commission vice chairman, M. costumed Mymit used puppets, mime IMAGINE THIS — Jamie Mymit, of Vailey Cottage, New Restucci of Manchester, died Sean Ransom, 19, of 16 Cane Road, had just Morsko and Brian Smith, both kinder- Manchester Parks and Recreation Department p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Mary (Thayer) Naughton, 86, Adler Dobkin, a Republican, to and dance to chailenge the imagination York, shows pupils at Keeney Street School Friday how will be offering a Superstar Fun Camp this summer Thursday (April 12, 1989) at parked his truck in front of .54 Birch St. to visit his schedule the meeting. FitzGerald gartners at Keeney Street School, get a of pupiis in kindergarten through third Home, 400 Main St. Calling hours of Manchester, wife of Lewis D. Hartford Hospital. girlfriend when two men came up from behind and to make the most of their imaginations. Mymit, who calls for children ages 6 to 12 years. The camp will be held will also be held Tuesday from 7 Naughton, died Sunday (April 16, said Dobkin would chair that kick out of visitor Jamie Mymit. The grade at the schooi Friday. at Mahoney Recreation Center, and there will be six Besides her son and his wife, started hitting him and kicking him. police said. meeting. himself an imaginologist, was sponsored by the school’s to 9 p.m. at the Sitkowski- 1989) at Manchester Memorial Gina Restucci, she is survived by Ransom told police that Moore had hit him with a parent-teacher association. one-week sessions, beginning June 26 and ending Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 Hospital. The commission decided at the July 31. The cost is $70 per session, additional child, another son and daughter-in-law, chain, police said. March 30 meeting not to take any School St., Webster, Mass. Burial She was born in Hartford and Joseph J. and Helen Restucci of Ransom’s girlfriend heard the commotion outside $60. Camp will be offered from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. in lived in West Hartford for 40 action on whether DiRosa had a an early bird session from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and a late Enfield; four grandchildren: and and saw Moore and Lata leave the scene, police conflict because he owns a East Thompson Cemetery, East years before moving to Manches­ a sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna Miano said. She was able to get the license plate number bird session, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Registration begins Thompson. dry-cleaning business on Main ter two years ago. She was of Rocky Hill. for the vehicle that Lata was driving, police said. Monday, May 22, at 9 a.m. at Highland Park School. Memorial donations may be Street and voted on matters PAC bill dies; Senate to study second bill employed at the Travelers Insu­ The funeral was today with A deposit of $20 per session will be required at this Ransom was treated for multiple contusions and concerning the Main Street re­ made to the Grace Episcopal rance Co., retiring in 1967. She burial in Mount St. Benedict released from Manchester Memorial Hospital, a time. Balance of registration will be due the week construction project. HARTFORD (AP) - After sions. Garfield, who believes that approved unanimously in com­ Church Building Fund. was a former communicant of St. Cemetery, Bloomfield. The D’E- hospital spokeswoman said. in-kind contributions such as food the money raised. before each session starts. For more information, Mark the Evangelist Church, Sears and Mercier. who could witnessing the sudden death of a lobbyists and political action mittee. but on Wednesday the and beverages. Candidates in­ call 647-3089. sopo Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Lata and Moore were released on $250 bond and “Successful legislative cam­ West Hartford, and a charter not be reached for additional bill that would have put limits on committees — PACs — are Senate sent it right back to the volved in primaries would have Andrew Noske Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, was in are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior the campaign donations by politi­ paigns have become dependent member of the ’Travelers Retiree comment today, voted against playing too big a role in state same panel, a common manuever been allowed an extra $3,500 in on PAC contributions,” Garfield charge of arrangements. Court Wednesday. cal action committees, state Andrew Noske, 89, of 33 Cour- Club. the majority at the March 30 politics, has been outspoken in his when lawmakers want to kill a PAC money. said. “ This would have provided Depression Discussed election official Jeffrey Garfield tland St., died Friday (April 14, Besides her husband, she is meeting, support for the measure. bill without voting on it. Limits for House candidates some curb on that.” is carefully monitoring the life Depression Anonymous, a support group for those 1989) at Manchester Memorial survived by a sister, Ann T. Grace Mclntee Two face theft charges “ I think it’s about time we had Garfield said he would meet “ We realized that the bill had would have been slightly lower. Hospital. Judge FitzGerald resign as chair­ systems of a similar bill. Monday with Senate President an uphill fight,” Garfield said. Senate Majority Leader Corne­ suffering from depression meets every Tuesday at Reynolds of Manchester, and Grace Elizabeth Mclntee, 91, $7,000 cash and $5,000 in in-kind He was born Dec. 14, 1899, in Police arrested two Hartford men Saturday person,” said Sears, who joined “ It’s still alive.” Garfield, the Pro Tern John Larson, D-East “ Last year they sent it to (the lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor 6:30 p.m. in Room CL242 of the Lowe Building at several nieces and nephews. formerly of Center Street, died contributions for candidates not Austria, moving to Manchester in The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon after it was discovered they were driving the commission last month. executive director of the State Hartford and other Senate lead­ Judiciary Committee) to die. Locks, said the bill “ hadn’t really Manchester Community College. The group follows Saturday (April 15, 1989) at a facing primaries, and $10,000 1921. Before retiring, he was a at 10:30 a.m. from the John F. a van stolen from Hartford April 6, police said. On Friday, Mercier said Fitz­ Elections Enforcement Commis­ ers to discuss the bill. He said he This year they were perhaps a been thought through that the 12-step program modeled after Alcoholics Manchester convalescent home. cash for those facing primary grinder at Hamilton Standard for Levi D. Jones. 34. of 296 Garden St., and James Gerald should also leave the post sion. said recently. “ We’re optim­ was optimistic about the bill’s little more direct.” thoroughly.” Anonymous. No dues or fees. For more information, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. She was born in Paterson, N.J., challenges. many years, and before that, he Stewart, 34, of 96 Martin St ., were charged with theft for submitting “ incomplete” istic about its chances in the chances because the Senate Under the bill, a candidate for call Marie B., 644-9046. Center St., followed by a Mass of June 22, 1897, and had been a In 1987 an 1988, special inter­ Some senators worried that, by worked for Cheney Bros, as a Christian burial at 11 a.m. at the of a motor vehicle, police said. minutes of the meeting. The Senate.” passed a similar bill last year. state Senate would not have been resident of Manchester for 89 ests, mostly giving through limiting PAC contributions, they weaver. He was a member of The van was discovered at the Shop Rite minutes do not fully reflect a The bill clinging to life would The bill that died would have allowed to take more than $14,000 Church of the Assumption. Burial years. Before retiring, she was PACs, gave $1.44 million to would crowd smaller, less in­ Toastmasters to meet Concordia Lutheran Church, the supermarket parking lot about 4:15 p.m. by the 45-minute discussion about Di­ prohibit lawmakers from accept­ set limits on the amount of money in monetary contributions from will be in Mount St. Benedict employed as a clerk at Cheney General Assembly candidates, fluential organizations out of last charter member of the Zipser owner’s son and wife, police said. Rosa and put the mayor in the ing contributions from registered General Assembly candidates PACs. Senate candidates could Division C of Toastmasters International will be Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling Bros. She was a member of according to a study by Common campaigns, increasing the power Club, and a member of the The couple tried to detain Jones and Stewart at the best light, Mercier has said. lobbyists during legislative ses­ could accept from PACs. It was take an additional $5,000 in holding their annual Serious Speech Contest, hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 Center Congregational Church Cause. That was 28 percent of all of the the wealthier groups. Manchester Senior Citizens’ p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. scene, but they drove away, and police were able to Fitzgerald said he submitted a Tuesday at 7 p.m. at First Federal Savings & Loan, Center. and the Manchester Senior Citi­ find them later, police said. draft of the minutes that were 344 W. Middle Turnpike. The contestants have zens’ Center. He is survived by a son, Ernest Jones and Stewart were held on $5,000 each and subject to change by any commis­ already won at the local club and area level. The She is survived by a friend, Noske of Manchester: three Antonio J. LaMarre were scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior sion member. winner goes to the District 53 contest in Mrs. Carol Spiewak of Advocate of death penalty law grandchildren: and three great­ Antonio J. LaMarre, 81, of Court today. Sears and Mercier said Robert Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in May. The event is free and Manchester. grandchildren. Bloomfield, husband of Marie Franklin, an unaffiliated open to the public. For more information, call Gail The funeral will be Wednesday The funeral will be Tuesday at (Nelson) LaMarre and father of member, should be named Slover, 647-9849. at noon at the Holmes Funeral 11 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran Marie Ford of Coventry, died chairman. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Current Quotations not giving up; seeks vote today Church, 40 Pitkin St. Burial will Franklin could not be reached Friday (April 14, 1989) at Kim­ in East Cemetery. Calling hours be in East Cemetery. Calling berly Hall, Windsor. for comment today. Aircraft Club to meet are Wednesday from 11 a.m. to HAR’TFORD (AP) - State it’s so difficult to impose that the death penalty abolished in hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. Besides his wife, daughter and Dobkin said, “ I don’t have a noon. “ These atrocities have caused fear and terror to Rep. William L. Wollenberg. a Connecticut might as well not Connecticut. He has made no m sm sm The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Retiree’s and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Watkins her husband, Robert Ford, he is problem with Bill FitzGerald.” Memorial donations may be invade an area known for its beauty and long-time advocate of a more have one. such move this year, although if Group will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Pratt & Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. survived by two other daughters Dobkin said the commission is made to the Manchester Histori­ hospitality.” — Walter and Bettina Dreyer, owners workable death penalty law in Under it. the jury must find that Wollenberg’s bill reaches the Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Clement Road, East Memorial donations may be and sons-in-law, Norma and Allen set up to have the same number of H ze n iJLirs KET cal Society, 126 Cedar St., Man­ of the Grand Cru Winery in northern California, in Connecticut, said he hoped to get there were no mitigating factors House floor, he can be counted on Hartford. made to Concordia Lutheran Nielsen of Wethersfield, and Toni Republican and Democratic chester 06040. offering a reward for information leading to the the General Assembly’s Judi­ in the defendant’s background, to try again. Church. Ann and Stephen Kenny of West members. Tuesday Only capture of a winery worker accused of killing his ciary Committee to vote today on such as extreme emotional dis­ Connecticut has one person on Hartford: two brothers, Edmund “ It’s supposed to be a non­ wife, two daughters and four other people. his version of the bill. tress, before the defendant could death row at the moment: Mi­ ‘Republican Women’ to meet and Edwin LaMarre, both of East partisan commission,” he said. But the committee co- be sentenced to death. Austin M. Sheldon Hartford: a sister, Priscilla M. “ The whole nature of it is chael B. Ross of the Jewett City From Our Meat Dept. The executive board of the Manchester Republi­ IN MEMORIAM chairman, Rep. Richard D. Tuli- Wollenberg and his supporters section of Griswold, convicted of Waybast Grade A Austin M. Sheldon, 66, of South Prive of Newington; and seven non-political.” can Women’s Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 In sad and loving memory of Er­ sano. doesn’t want the bill on the want a bill that wouldallowa jury a series of murders of young p.m. at the home of Bea Bagley. The co-hostess will Glastonbury, husband of Sylvia grandchildren. Thoughts Sol Cohen and Diane Comollo agenda today, the committee’s Boneless Chicken Breast______(Desmond) Sheldon and brother The funeral was today with nest DeCioccio, Jr., who passed are the other two Democrats on to weigh mitigating factors women in southeastern Connecti­ be Linnabelle Dodge. Call 646-4092, regrets only. All deadline for acting on bills this against aggravating factors, cut. His case is under appeal. of Richard W. Sheldon of Man­ burial in Village Cemetery in the away on April 17, 1961. the commission. Neither of them spring functions will be discussed. session, such as if the murder was The last time the death penalty chester, died Saturday (April 15, Collinsville section of Canton. Sadly Missed, could not be reached for The year’s at the Spring. And the day’s at the “ I’m going to try to get ’em to committed in an especially hei­ From Our Deli Dept. 1989) at home. The Vincent Funeral Home, 120 Mother, Brothers and Sisters comment. was carried out in Connecticut morn: morning’s at seven, the hillside’s dew- vote on it,” Wollenberg. the nous or cruel manner. If the was in 1960 with the execution of Italian Pinochle scores posted pearled; the lark’s on the wing; the snail’s on the committee’s top Republican, said aggravating factors outweighed Joseph “ Mad Dog” Taborsky. Cooked Salami. *Z.49/». Here are the results of the Manchester Senior thorn; God’s in his heaven, all’s right with the at week’s end. “ If they won’t. I’ll mitigating factors, the defendant State law defines eight types of world. Pinochle Club which played April 13: Deaths Elsewhere Cummings petition it out” to the floor of the could still get the death penalty, murder in which the death Imported Marie Ballard, 601 points; Helen Silver, 588 Winter has ended and spring has come with state House of Representatives. under Wollenberg’s proposal. penalty can be imposed. They Krakus Ham <2.B9/» points; Fred Krause, 585 points; Hazel McGary, 586 refreshing wind and rain, and which one of us is not To do that, he would need the Similar proposals have consist­ include murder for hire, murder Tacoma News Tribune and Tri- filled with moments of joy so well expressed by signatures of 76 representatives, ently failed in recent years, the of a police officer, murder by points; Jennie Forbes, 574 points; Amelia Anastasi, He was 76. rules out C.K. McClatchy City Herald in Washington State Robert Browning (1812-1889) a century ago? and Wollenberg. of Farmington, most recent in 1987. The Judi­ someone serving a life sentence, From Our Bakery 560 points: Peggy Vaughan, 550 points; John Klein, From 1945 to 1955 he was SACRAMENTO, Calif, (AP) - and the Anchorage Daily News in But, hopeful as we may be, if we are absolutely said: “ I’d have no trouble doing ciary Committee held a hearing murder by someone previously Fresh Baked 547 points: Rene Maire, 546 points; Adolph Yeske, secretary, vice president and Charles Kenny ‘‘C.K.” Alaska. honest we must admit that everything was NOT that.” on Wollenberg’s bill in March and convicted of murder, murder 545 points: Hans Bensche, 544 points: and Ed Scott, general counsel of Storer Broad­ conspiracy Hard Rolls. 539 points. McClatchy, editor and chairman McClatchy was also a member right with the world in Browning’s century and Connecticut has a death pe­ it has been languishing since during the course of rape and casting Co. He also served from of McClatchy Newspapers who of the Pulitzer Prize Board, the everything is not right with the world in our own nalty statute now, but critics say Tulisano opposes it and, in fact, murder of two or more people at Play is open to all senior members. Play is every 1960 to 1964 as a director and Democratic Town Committee Thursday at 9:30 a.m. lambasted some fellow publish­ Newspaper Advertising Bureau’s century. If you doubt my word, just read the front it doesn’t work. The ciritics say has sought in recent years to have the same time. 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 chairman of the executive com­ Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ ers for putting profits ahead of board of directors, Washington page of your paper. mittee of Capital Cities Commun­ mings said Friday that Demo­ news, died Sunday after suffering Journalism Center board of trus­ We could even ponder the words found in the ications in New York. Hebrew letter written some time near the end of the crats don’t have time to waste on Public Meetings an apparent heart attack while tees and the American Pre^s what Republican Director Ro­ jogging. He was 62. Institute’s board of directors In 1964, Poole founded Poole first century: “ Here we have no lasting city, but we ms) Broadcasting Co., which owned nald Osella has called a Demo­ State employee union officials McClatchy headed the news­ executive committee. seek the city which is to come; through him, then let WJRT-TV in Flint; WPRI-TV in cratic strategy to damage his paper publishing company that us continually offer up sacrifices of praise to God Meetings scheduled tonight. Providence, R.I.; and WTEN-TV integrity. IRCF. his family has owned since 1857. John B. Poole that is. the fruit of lips that acknowledge his name ’’ HEAUm g S OI in Albany, N.Y. He sold the ‘"There’s no cabal,” Cummings McClatchy Newspapers pub­ DETROIT (AP) — John B. So, we still hope, and we still pray, “ Thy kingdom company in 1978 to Knight-Ridder said. “ Nobody’s out to get him. I fearful of contract rejections Manchester lishes The Sacramento Bee and 11 come, thy will be done” . So may it be, and amen. Poole, a lawyer and broadcasting Newspapers Inc. want to assure you that there’s no ATBiIANCHESTER Eighth Utilities District monthly meeting, other West Coast papers, includ­ executive, died Friday at his HARTFORD (AP) - State and the House refused to approve m m MEMMtlALHOSPTTAL Poole is survived by his wife, conspiracy. We have no time for “ There’s a third message: we Mayfair Gardens, 7 p.m. ing The Fresno Bee and The Robert J. Bills employee union officials say they a three-year contract for about winter home in Miami Beach, Evelyn, a son, a daughter, three that.” can’t honor contracts and honor COMMUNITY HEALTH Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Modesto Bee in California. The Fla., following a lengthy illness. Center Congregational Church couldn’t have picked a worse year 223 v o c a t ion a 1-technica1 1 He made his statement after our commitements (for social hearing room, 7 p.m. stepchildren and a sister. being asked by a reporter to to renegotiate contracts covering teachers. The agreement would programs). I say they’re both EDUCATION SERIES more than 40,000 workers. have granted a 8.9 percent wage commitments.” comment on the defeat of a bill in presents Andover the Legislature that would have Faced with a $700 million increase retroactive to July 1, Salaries and benefits for state W eather deficit, state legislators have Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office iianrhpatTr Hpralft expanded the definition of meet­ 1988, and 8.4 percent increases for employees represent 34 percent been struggling with devising a the next two years. Building, 7:30 p.m. ings closed to the public. Cum­ of the $6.94 billion budget pro­ LABEL READING & WHAT FOOD spending and tax package that In March, the Senate also USPS 327-500 mings had supported that bill, posed by Gov. William A. O’Neill. Mostly cloudy VOL. CVIII, No. 168 while Osella had oppo.sed it. would eliminate it and there is a rejected a contract offering in­ Union spokesmen said they are PACKAGES REALLY SAY Bolton desire for spending cuts. creases of about 11 percent for not sure what workers will do if Manchester and vicinity; To­ “ These comments about our Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Penny M. SleHert, Publisher being out to get someone — Only six of the 27 unions prosecutors and court workers. the General Assembly continues night, becoming cloudy. A chance George T. Chappell presented by Public Building Commission, Community Hall Dennis M. Sintoro they’re regrettably absurd,” representing 47,000 state workers The contract was later passed to reject contracts. of showers late at night. Low 45 to Editor have won contracts for next year. fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. Advertising Director Cummings said. when the House refused to kill it. “ We work our butts off to get 50. 'Tuesday, mostly cloudy. A 70 Douglas A. Bevins ROBERTA RULAND, R.D. Sheldon Cohen Osella told the Republican Among the workers renegotiat­ “ What each house has been contracts, we fought to get percent chance of rain. High 60 to Executive Editor ing contracts are those at Fair- Coventry Composing Msneger Town Committee last week that saying is...our economic growth binding arbitration, and now its Community Health Dietitian at 65. Outlook Wednesday, fair Jeanne Q. Fromerth field Hills Hospital. Western has slowed, and we cannot afford Business Manager Robert H. Hubbard people had been releasing confi­ being thrown in our faces,” Borho Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. weather with a high in the 50s, Pressroom Manager Connecticut State University, Manchester Memorial Hospital dential information to the press high increases and will not pay said. West Coastal, East Coastal; Denise A. Roberts Southbury Training School, the high increases,” Rep. Barbara Personnel Manager Frank J. MeSweagan with the knowledge that he would Tonight, becoming cloudy, A Circulation Director state Department of Mental Re­ M. Ireland, D-Ridgefield, said. chance of showers after mid­ be blamed for it. tardation’s Danbury office. Lottery He said he believed he was Rep. Lynn H. Taborsak, D- Wednesday, April 19 night. Low 45 to 50. Chance of Robert Borho, a spokesman for Danbury, who is a unionized Conn. 08040. Second class p o sU g .^rd .t M.nnh«*,2*’r ‘* '’ under attack because of his showers 40 percent. Tuesday, the Connecticut Employees Un­ She was the first 6 p.m. complaint to the Freedom of plumber, said unions are being mostly cloudy. A 70 percent ion Independent, said he became Information Commission about singled out unfairly as a way to CHICAGO (AP) - Ella Flagg Winning numbers drawn Saturday in lotteries chance of rain. High around 60. worried when the state House of spare social and town aid H. LOUISE RUDDELL AUDITORIUM iLm.'sa“tu X ~ p ‘ii;:e":r:ph^^^^^^^^ private meetings of the Demo­ Young, who was born in Buffalo. around New England: Outlook Wednesday, fair weather Representative and the Senate programs. Connecticut daily: 098. Play Four: 2504. with a high in the 50s. to reach your carrtar. call s u b s e rl^ s^nJk, a M 7 cratic directors at which Cum­ N.Y., in 1845, was the first woman MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchester »» « rejected two union contracts “ I think there’s a directive Massachusetts daily: 3181. Megabucks: 12-19-21- mings and others were present. to serve as superintendent of Northwest Hills; Tonight, Suggested carrier rates sre $1 80 wsekiv tv vn , From 1975, when collective from leadership to reject con­ 26-27-29. month, IJ3.10 lor three months M8 schools in a large city. mostly cloudy. Showers are likely bargaining was established for tracts,” Taborsak said. Free and Open to the Public Tri-state daily: 950,0790. Megabucks: 5-6-16-30-33- $82.40 lor one year. Newsstand n ,lr.“ « * * She held the position in Chicago after midnight. Low around 45. Arctic hares can detect a workers and the state, until this "The second message is, if we 38. Chance of showers 60 percent. The Manchester HeralTls s m s m ^ o fT h '^ * threatening wolf a mile or more from 1909 to 1915, during which For further information, call 647-66(X) the Audit Bureau ol Clrculsjlons *’'**•• year, only two contracts had been balance the budget on the back of time she introduced home eco­ Rhode Island daily: 3333. Lot-O-Bucks: 1-7-21-24- Tuesday, mostly cloudy. Rain Association and the New England New’s p ^ ^ , I S i r n " * away by rearing up on their ind rejected by legislators. state employees, we can main­ 31. likely. High .55 to 60. legs, says National Geographic. nomics and other studies of a On April 5, however, the Senate tain state services,” she said. practical nature. She died in 1918. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17, 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17, 1989 Veterans cemetery LOCAL in New Hampshire & S TA TE A1&.V Meotti named to committee studied by the VA ' V. State Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, has been named a member of the Science. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Smith aide Lisa Stocklan said Technology, and Resource Planning Commit­ Veterans Affairs Department has the congressman is not pushing a tee of the National Conference of State agreed to study the creation of a particular New Hampshire site, lyegislatures. i national veterans cemetery in but has offered to make the The panel is part of NCSL’s Assembly on the New Hampshire following com­ government study available to legislature, which serves as a forum for plaints that the Cape Cod location local officials studying plans for exchanging ideas and information about state of New England’s only open Pease Air Force Base, which is legislatures. national cemetery is too far for slated to be shut down in a federal Meotti said the committee will explore many in northern and western cost-cutting move. questions on solid waste, nuclear waste, parts of the region. AP photo “Because the initial land- landfills, recycling, air quality, and Arthur Hamerschlag, deputy acquisition cost is the most costly biotechnology. UP, UP AND AWAY — This flying car, invented by Robert vehicle could be converted from aircraft to car and vice director of the National Cemetery part of a national veterans Meotti has also been named a member of the E. Fulton Jr. of Newtown was the first of its kind to be versa in just a few minutes. System, told Rep. Robert Smith. cemetery, already government- NCSL’s Transportation and Communications certified for production by the federal government. The R-N.H., that the agency would owned land would make it Committee, part of the lobbying arm of the provide a feasibility study within simpler,” Ms. Stocklan said. conference. The committee’s agenda includes 30 days. VA officials offered no indica­ hazardous materials transportation, some­ (y Smith said he has heard re­ tion on how they would decide the thing Meotti said is of concern to Connecticut peated complaints from veterans New England question. because it is the gateway of New England. Production of flying cars crashed and their families around the The 1987 report to Congress did region who must drive three not include any New England Jai-alai players return hours or more to get to the sites in its list of the 10 locations air field at night, making short Massachusetts National Ceme­ HARTFORD (AP) — A dozen striking Inventor satisfied hops into the air. The night tests nationwide most in need of new Patrick Flynn/Mancheatar Herald tery in Bourne on the Cape. national cemeteries. jai-alai players have agreed to return to work required .some ingenuity, since “I have heard from many at the Hartford fronton, but the president of the HELPING HANDS — Sarah Moynihan, president of the junior class at America’s love the airport had no lights. To But the study did list the families and veterans in northern upstate New York areas of International Jai-Alai Players Association Howell Cheney Regional Technical School, marks her classe's entry in overcome that problem, Fulton New England who are getting the says that doesn’t mean the strike is over. for cars, planes Albany and Utica on its priority the penny drive at the school recently. Students at the school were trying bought flashlights, which he and short end of the stick by having to list, ranking that region ninth Riki Lasa. the union president, said the co-workers placed along a 5,000- travel three to six hours for the decision by some players to return is only a to raise money for Newington Children’s Hospital. At right, Bernie Audet, NEWTOWN (AP) - Robert E. foot runway. after Chicago. San Francisco, internment of the loved ones or to Miami-Fort Lauderdale, different way of putting pressure on jai-alai a senior at Cheney Tech, gives blood while nurse Lou Sargent tends to Fulton Jr. once dreamed he could The initial flight Nov. 7, 1946, pay respects,” the congressman management. satisfy America’s love of air­ was well attended and an over­ Cleveland-Akron. Detroit, Pitts­ teacher Kathleen Ryan, rear. The school helped the American Red Cross said last week. “This is an burgh, Dallas-Fort Worth and The players decided Saturday after meeting planes and automobiles by mak­ whelming success. It inspired unacceptable way to treat the with fronton owner L. Stanley Berenson that increase its blood supplies. ing a flying car. Fulton to go ahead with his plans Seattle-Tacoma. Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald memory of those who sacrificed An Albany-area national ceme­ they would return to the fronton after a year on He succeeded in building such a to get the vehicle certified by the everything for our freedom.” the picket line. Three other striking players are contraption, but his plan to mass federal government in hopes of tery would be closer than the The location of the Massachu­ Massachusetts National Ceme­ also considering returning. Berenson said. produce the machines never got mass producing the Airphibian. setts cemetery, 50 miles sou­ The strike, which was a year old Friday, off the ground. tery for veterans’ families in He built eight Airphibians at his theast of Boston, also makes it a western Massachu.setts, western began when about 500 jai-alai players in Fulton, who turned 80 Satur­ business in Danbury, but four long trek for families in western, Connecticut. Florida and Rhode Island ac­ Closing of Catholic high school considered day, was among a handful of were destroyed in the rigorous Connecticut, Vermont and parts central and northern parts of the of New Hampshire. cused fronton owners of using unfair labor inventors who attempted to pro­ federal testing. He was forced to state as well as those in Connecti­ practices. BRISTOL (AP) — Education offi­ Since 1966, only three Catholic test the vehicle as both an There are, however, no plans to meet the need.” Daly said. contributions and endowments. duce flying cars after World War cut and Rhode Island. Maine. build new cemeteries in those 10 The National Labor Relations Board has cials are expected to decide this week schools have opened in Connecticut Asked if the archdiocese was having Also contributing to higher costs is II. Most failed. A few like Fulton airplane and a car. leading him to whether to close St. Paul Catholic Connecticut and Rhode Island do, targeted areas. filed a complaint that frontons in Bridgeport and none of those are high schools. financial problems, he said the the influx of lay teachers. Nuns, actually achieved a bitsz ee drive and fly many miles. however, have state-run veteran and Hartford violated federal law by barring High School, which has been hit by Father Charles W. Daly, financial The development costs soon There are 113 national veterans problem is only being felt by the brothers and priests who teach have Episc Forty years ago, Fulton’s cemeteries. cemeteries nationwide where ho­ players from striking or other union activity. declining enrollments and shrinking officer for the Archdiocese of Hart­ schools. Other branches of the archdi­ always made far less than lay Airphibian was a national curios­ drained his personal finances, The strike does not involve the fronton in finances. ford, said one reason schools are The only other national vete­ norably di.scharged vets and their ocese are not having any financial teachers, but there are far fewer men ity and was featured in an and he was forced to look for a rans cemetery in New England, families are eligible for free Milford. Rev. James G. Fanelli, superin­ closing is lack of money combined trouble, Daly said. and women willing to dedicate them­ October issue of Life magazine. It partner. When he found one. the tendent of schools for the Archdiocese the Togus (Maine) National plots, grave markers and burials. with the loss of students. Catholic high schools in Connecticut selves to the church, church officials also was the first flying car to be partner took a controlling inter­ Cemetery, is full and now is open of Hartford, said Friday that a “Education is a very expensive est in the Airphibian company. In addition, there are state Galasso on ceramic society and throughout the nation are gener­ say. certified for production by the only to eligible survivors of cemeteries in 13 states, including decision on whether the 22-year-old program,” he said, “and it’s very ally located in cities. In addition to St. federal government. Even the Finallv. on Dec. 21, 1950, the school would reopen next year would difficult to meet their expenses.” In Bristol, parents pay $2,695 to send veterans already buried there, Maine, Rhode Island and Connec­ Frank Galasso of Manchester has been Paul, there are five high schools in the a child to Catholic school this year. legendary Charles Lindbergh Civil Aeronautics Administration according to Veterans Affairs elected a Fellow of the American Ceramic be made either Monday or Tuesday. Daly said that although money is certified the Airphibian for pro­ ticut, which supplement the fed­ Hartford archdiocese — East Catholic Those with a second child get a $75 was intrigued by the Airphibian. spokeswoman Pam Gates Sicili- eral system. Ms. Siciliano said. Society. He is manager of the materials Supporters of St. Paul, which faces not the sole reason for closing a in Manchester, Northwest Catholic in “One day over at the airport in duction. In addition, the CEA an uncertain future because of school, “any program that requires reduction on the second tuition. Some ano. The Bourne cemetery is not synthesis group at United Technologies West Hartford. Sacred Heart in parents say they are willing to pay the Danbury, Lindbergh showed up placed an order for eight Airphi­ projected to close until 2030, she Research Center in East Hartford. declining enrollment, say they feel a money, however worthy the program. Waterbury, South Catholic in Hart­ and said he had heard and seen a bians for Its field inspectors to Chimney Rehab System$... sense of abandonment. cost because Catholic education is said. The fellow designation is reserved for you have to come up with the money. ford and St. Thomas Aquinas in New little bit about the machine and use. A 1987 VA report to Congress The Bristol school, which attracts important to them. AP photo ...One of the services that individuals who demonstrate outstanding It’s a question of trying to correlate Britain. According to the archdiocese. could he look at it,” Fulton said. Fulton was ecstatic and said that nearly 70 percent of qualifications and experience in the ceramics youngsters from throughout central the amount available wthe needs of 25.200 students are enrolled in Ca­ At South Catholic in Hartford, thought he was on his way to D.G. Cooke Mason Coni. “We flew around the airport a few THE INVENTOR — Robert E. Fulton Jr. looks over a veterans nationwide live within materials field. Connecticut, has a student population the programs.” tholic elementary and secondary enrollment has declined while tuition times, came in and landed and success. But his partner had a Inc. of 507 this year. About 300 have filmstrip that was used in an aerial gunnery trainerthat he 100 miles of an open national Galasso holds 43 U.S. patents and is author of Within the past 10 years, the schools, down from 28,532 two years cost has gone up. Current enrollment converted to a car and drove different idea. Fulton was told to cemetery. But in New England, offers to von more than 70 technical papers and three registered for next year. archdiocese has become more ag­ ago. is 500 and it’s costing parents $2,650 to around town a little bit. ... I think invented and was used to train fighter pilots in World War sell his idea to Ford Motor Co. or *SpecializIng in SUPAFLU*' technical textbooks. The last Catholic high school in the gressive about fund-raising, seeking send a child to school. Last year, the large portions of Massachusetts. Tuitions remain a stumbling block he was quite impressed.” General Motors Corp. Connecticut, Maine, New Hamp­ A cast ill place lining system He received his bachelor’s degree in 1953 archdiocese to close was Notre Dame $15 million from the public and urging for many parents. Statistics show that co.st was $2,195 per student. It seemed natural for Fulton to “What happened was very Academy in Waterbury. which closed shire and Vermont fall outside the that makes your liner an from the University of Massachusetts, and his local schools to raise money for their tuitions at the 1,391 Catholic secon­ South Catholic is trying to fight the build a flying car. The Newtown sad,” Fulton said. “I argued for 100-mile radius from Bourne. master’s and doctoral degree in chemistry in 1987 because enrollment was too own schools. The archdiocese also has dary schools in the nation average declining enrollment. resident is a descendant of Robert car. Because he wasinstallingthe up front and one small wheel at about four months ... and then I integral part of your masonry from the University of Connecticut. low, administrators said. In 1966. St. contributed $5 million from the sale of In addition, of the 12 states $1,875. That covers about 70 percent of “We market ourselves: we put Fulton, the man who made a simulators all over the country, the tail. In five minutes, using no put my hat on and I walked out the without a national cemetery, four chimney. Omlact Grej! at — Anthony, another Catholic high school property to bolster the parochial the average per-pupil yearly cost of ourselves in the public eye,” said commercial success of steam­ he had a private plane that he tools, the Airphibian could be door and that was the end of the in Bristol, closed. Many of the St. schools. are in New England, the report 657-9562 $2,690. The rest of the tuition money Sister Madeline Vincunas, vice princi­ boats. His father was a president flew from one location to the next. converted to a car, and in five whole thing.” said. RHAM team in state meet Anthony students enrolled at St. Paul. “With all of this, it’s not enough to comes from fund-raisers, alumni pal for academics at South Catholic. of the Mack Truck Co. But when he landed, he often had minutes it could be converted Today, only one Airphibian still RHAM Junior High School’s Future Problem At Harvard University, Fulton to thumb a ride, because gas back. exists. It’s on exhibit at a Solving Team has been invited by the majored in architecture to capi­ rationing restricted the use of The propeller unscrewed, while museum near Fort Worth, Texas. Connecticut Future Problem Solving Staff and talize on his natural tinkering automobiles. latches freed the cabin from the As for Fulton, he returned to Evaluators to participate in the State Bowl Student enrollment dips at voc-tech schools ability. And in 1932, he showed his “I used to look at my airplane wings and tail section. Aconverti- inventing and developed the ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. April 29 at the University of Connecticut. independent spirit by setting out and say, ‘Son of a gun, it’s got all ble top could then be pulled over Fulton Skyhook. It’s a device now RHAM’s team will compete forthetitleof state BRISTOL (AP) — Waiting lists for “We’re still holding our own,” said satellite, a branch of the EC. Some officials, including Sergi, alone on a motorcycle to explore the components of an automobile, the cab to create a two-seater car. used by the military for rescue INSURANSMITHS SINCE champion. enrollment in the state’s vocational- Theodore S. Sergi, head of the state’s Goodwin Vocational-Technical School believe some technical schools may the world’s interesting buildings. you got an engine, you got wheels, Fulton was sure his machine operations. It enables an airplane technical schools were once common, vocational, technical and adult educa­ in New Britain, present the most shift gradually toward a more adult He took motion pictures of the you got controls, so why can’t you would work, although it was to pick up a person from the but now the school system is scram­ tion system. serious enrollment problems. student body. 18-month, 40,000-mile trip. go down the road,”’ Fulton untested. He leaked word of his ground without landing. 1914 bling to find an identity. Pinto gets Elks award In recent years, the system has The Stamford school was operating He said the state should not hesitate He then worked briefly as a recalled. invention to the press in 1946, The skyhook is produced by The “They just don’t know we’re here.” increased slightly its portion of the at 61 percent capacity and the Bristol to close schools if there is no demand filmmaker for Pan American “Obviously, the tail and wings saying he was going to make an Robert Fulton Co., which em­ BOLTON — Drew Pinto, a senior at Bolton guidance counselor Nancy Taylor, state’s total high school population — inaugural test flight. Then he ploys about 25 people at a small High School, is one of 35 students in Connecticut school at 34 percent in fall 1987, state but added, “It’s hard for me to airlines before going into busi­ are too big, so leave the tail and 649-5241 who is leading a push to turn around it accounts for about 8 percent of figures show. Bristol had about 30 ness and toying with his first wings behind. So, that’s how the panicked. shop near Fulton’s home. Fulton 65 East Center Street to receive a $700 scholarship sponsored by the an enrollment decline that has left the imagine there is not enough need to public high school enrollment — but high school students and 30 adult run programs in both Bristol and invention. With a cousin, he Airphibian came about,” he said. “I had built the thing and I continues to work at the company Manchester, CT Connecticut Elks Association, The scholarship school operating at a fraction of its absolute numbers are down. students last year. Officials hope developed a flight simulator for Fulton had never built an wasn’t even sure it was going to part-time. is based on scholarship, need, leadership, and capacity, said. Stamford.” Enrollment in the 17-school system enrollment will reach 130 next fall, At Bristol, officals hope a change in training military pilots. But the airplane, but he read a govern­ fly. I was a little concerned about participation in school and community At one time, waiting lists were taking it out in a crowd, because if activities. has fallen from a peak of 12,408 including at least 90 high school the school’s calendar — the school training device failed to impress ment publication explaining common in the state’s vocational- students in 1983 to to 10,484 last fall, a students. the military, and Fulton’s cousin aerodynamics and went to work. it didn’t fly, boy, you sure would technical high school system, but the year will start in September instead of little more than 90 percent of The declining high school popula­ January — and the addition of an quit the venture. What developed was a sleek look like a stupid ass,” he said. 14 young readers feted situation has changed, partly because capacity. tion has opened some schools, includ­ Fulton, however, was encour­ looking, single-engine, single­ To avoid embarrassment, he of a steady decline in Connecticut’s English class will make it easier for J.M. Wright "Vocational-Technical ing the Bristol satellite, to more high school students to fit the program aged by one Navy official to come wing plane that had four wheels tested the plane at the Danbury ANDOVER — Andover Public Library has high school-age population. School in Stamford and at the Bristol announced the names of 13 winners in the adults. into their schedules. up with something better. He Quassy Amusement Park Reader Recognition worked on his invention for nine months and went back to the Program. The winners read 10 books between Advertisement Feb. 15 and April 1 and completed an author military with a new simulator and title list. The winners are Mary Bro- Dodson will get 8th election data designed to teach prospective zowsky, Rebecca Brozowsky, Heath Carlson, The cream sold fighter pilots how to shoot down By Andrew Yurkovsky dent, has said he wants the information correspondence and surveys. enemy aircraft. iH d ' ARBORS Robyn Clark, Sarah Clark, Jacquelyn Daneu, Jessica Dakin. Lindsay Dakin, Heather Manchester Herald in order to make an informed decision Landers said that minutes of the in Europe to The monstrous device was "MY DAD FOUND GREAT RETIREMENT LIVING FOR Freddo, Michelle Santese, Katy Schmidt, Erin on the changes proposed by the committee’s meetings and the report housed in a hut in which there was Schuh, and Jolene Whitney. Information that a resident has committee. District voters are sche­ the committee made to the board would room for a novice pilot and an ONE MONTHLY FEE AND NO BUY-IN!” They will receive free passes for opening day sought on the activities of the Eighth duled to act on those recommendations be made public tonight. He said no combat wrinkles instructor. It was loaded with GREAT SAVINGS at the amusement park Saturday and a price Utilities District elections committee at the annual meeting May 24. correspondence was received by the projectors, flying instruments reduction on all-day ride passes for May. may be made available at tonight’s Dodson said today he would decide committee and no surveys were done. Available in American and a continous roll of film that ON FASTER The Arbors is the newest retirement meeting of the district directors, whether to drop his complaint based on He said that a secretary was typing gave the sensation of flying. The community in the area and he can af­ district President Thomas Landersi what information was made public notes taken by his wife, Ellen Landers, pharmacies simulator also depicted enemy Land bought for preserve said today. tonight. the committee chairman and a district planes, which glowed red when a WEIGHT LOSS. ford it! “I’ll have to see what’s contained in direct hit was scored during NEW HARTFORD (AP) - A variety of ”I anticipate having that ready director. PROVEN-EFFECTIVE, 'TOO! the documents. I think the job was not NEW YORK, 4/16/89 - training sessions. wildlife will benefit from the state Department tonight,” Landers said. Asked whether the information Research proved it! Last year’s Quick They provide big apartments and all of Environmental Protection and Ducks done properly to begin with,” he said, The "cream that cheats To go with the machine, Fulton The district directors meet at 7 in the referring to note-taking for the commit­ would satisfy Dodson, Landers said, also developed the “who, when, Success* Program melted pounds 20% Unlimited’s joint purchase 57.5 acres as a firehouse on Main Street. “No comment.” He said it was up to time”, a powerful faster than before. And this year’s the services he needs. He pays a preserve, officials said. tee meetings. where system” that helped pilots District resident Perry Dodson filed Last month, Dodson threatened to go Dodson to decide whether to drop the Retinol-based anti-wrinkle identify enemy aircraft. He pro­ New 1989 Quick Success Program is monthly rental fee and keeps his sav­ “You name a species of animal in Connecti­ a complaint with the state Freedom of FOI complaint. even better, thanks to an easier-to- 1 to the state Freedom of Information treatment mentioned in all duced a booklet that explained cut and they will benefit from that land,’’ said Information Commission last Wednes­ use food plan, an expanded and simpli­ Robert F. Sampson Jr., a regional director for Commission if the committee did not Hilde J. Mayranen, a clerk with the of the European Press just the system and described the ings. There is no entry fee! No admis­ day seeking the information from the provide him with copies of minutes of Freedom of Information Commission, steps necessary to shoot down fied optional exercise plan and that Ducks Unlimited, a Long Grove. Ill -based committee. Dodson, who ran unsuc­ one- year ago is now wonderful meeting experience made sion charge! No buy-in! Only a monthly environmental group. election committee meetings, copies of said today that public agencies must enemy planes. cessfully last year for district presi­ decisions made by the committee. act on such requests within a year. available in the USA. The machine and booklet were even more wonderful! Come prove to yourself what we The tract, in an area called Cedar Swamp, is already know—this is the program you can count on! rental fee that his budget can manage. near the headwaters of the Nepaug River and a huge success. Fulton produced was purchased under a program called It is sold in pharmacies, and about 500 simulators during HALF-PRICE. SAVE $13 Matching Aid to Restore States Habitat. contains Retinol, tocopherol World War II, and the booklet Visit or call the Arbors today and see how you can improve became a sort of bible for fighter Don’t miss out! Join today and save big! your life and keep your savings. Residents battling sound barrier and phospholipidis, whose pilots. The Navy later said Baby undergoes transplant effectiveness is enhanced by Fulton’s invention improved its Join by April 22 at these convenient times and locations: "IT’S A NEW CONCEPT FOR SENIORS. ENFIELD (AP) — The roar of cars The neighbors say they can’t wait MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR Glastonbury. Last year. West Hartford continuous, gradual release fighter pilots’ effectiveness by 400 EAST HARTFORD ^9 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Doctors at Yale-New and 18-wheel tractor-trailers is music until the state tears down a noise residents succeeded in trimming by First Congregational Church Second Congregational Church Wapping Comm. Church of the active ingredients for percent. 385 N. Main Sl. )790 Ellington Rd, LIFE IS IMPROVED AND YOU KEEP YOUR MONEY! Haven Hospital have transplanted a heart in an to the ears of some Enfield residents. barrier it is building along the highway one-third a barrier on the ramp from 837 Main Street 18-month-old Wallingford girl, the youngest 24 hours after the The success of the simulator led •Wed. 10 am, 4:45 pm 4 7 pm • Mon. 4:45 pm & 7 pm • Thurs. 4:45 pm & 7 pm James McDonald Jr. and several of near McDonald’s back yard. Park Road to 1-84 westbound, said • Wed. 4:45 pm 4 7 pm patient to receive one in Connecticut, officials application. to Fulton’s invention of the flying Knights of Columbus Hall his Enfield neighbors have gotten the It is an odd request. The state has a William A. Lazarek, deputy transpor­ 1831 Main Street Community Beptlit Church said. state to agree to take down a waiting list of 189 sites throughout tation commissioner. Two years ago, • Mon. 7 pm 585 E. Center Street The operation began shortly after 10 p.m. 3,450-foot-long wooden barrier on 1-91 Connecticut where people are begging owners of a Glastonbury shopping Unlike transretinoic • Tues. 6 pm ARBORS Friday and was completed around 2:30 a m. •Thurs. 10 am ,\T 1 lOP BROOK by South Road that is designed to lessen for noise barriers. center managed to block a barrier •Sal. 9:45 am 411:15 am Please send more information Saturday, Dr. Gary S. Kopf, a pediatric acid-based creams, it does CALDWELL the noise from highway traffic. “If is highly unusual for people to planned for Route 3, east of the Putnam Meetings begin at times listed above. 403 West Center Street cardiothoracic surgeon who led a team of five McDonald can hear the roar of cars not cause reddening or request us not to put it up,” said Bridge, Lazarek said. Doors open 45 minutes earlier (or registration. No reservation needed. Manchester, Connecticut 06040-4738 Have a counselor call me surgeons, said. and 18-wheel tractor-trailers rigs Carmine P. Trotta, transportation After several people tried separately irritation. It is called OIL INC. Cathy Zaorski, a spokesman for the hospital, CALL 1-800-333-3000 thundering down 1-91, morning, noon planner for the state Department of to stop the barriers and failed, highway Anti-Age Retard and is said Sunday the female baby was in critical and night. Day after day after day. Environmental Protection’s office of OR 1-800-972-9320 neighbors and other residents began to made by Korff, a Name condition in the hospital’s intensive care unit. And he loves it. environmental planning. circulate petitions and speak out She said the baby, whose name she declined to “On a clear day. it’s beautiful. The multinational company in .81® “We’d rather .see the traffic and hear against the barriers at town council par gal. C. O. D. THE NEW QUICK SUCCESS® PROGRAM Address release, is expected to remain in critical Fm lot tubftM utm wM U tfl Otl*r v«hd at ptdtcipatmg tcxatons only Cannot ba comOtnad Miih uthar ditcount* or apacial 647-9343 traffic just makes it look like there’s the noise than look at a fence,” said meetings. ISO gal. minimum purchaaa cosmetics for pharmacies. laia i Wftighi Waichati and Quicii Succas* ata rag.starad iradamarka of WEIGHT WATCHERS iNTCRNATiONAU INC condition for at least a week. some life around here.” said McDo­ 1M9 WEIGHT WATCHERS INTCRNATIONAL. INC Town — State- Zip— McDonald, a retired industrial engi­ They argued that the 10- to 20-foot- Anti-Age Retard is available “All things considered she’s doing fine." nald, who has lived in his South Road neering chief at Hamilton Standard. high walls were unneeded and would Zaorski said. in two formulae: age 25 to 649-8841 AHB-14 Phone home for 33 years and doesn’t want it The only other communities to block create an irresistible canvas for P d C M Sublwet to Chongo MH changed. sound barriers are West Hartford and graffiti artists 35, and age 35 and over. Probe opens into crush at stadium that killed 94 IN BRIEF Mandatory health insurance gains ground Tax deadline nears Bv Larrv Rvchman Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., to provide health care benefits. Fifteen years after Hawaii passed Thatcher inspects site; The Associated Press and Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., In 1980, hospitals lost $2.8 billion in its mandatory insurance law, opin­ WASHINGTON (AP) — IRS employees put introduced federal legislation that health care costs for which they ions differ on the program’s success, in overtime, post offices set up special mail At least a dozen states are consider­ would require employers to buy received no reimbursement, or about and its applicability to mainland drops and demonstrators made their cases as ing laws that would force companies health insurance for all full-time 3.6 percent of their total costs, said states. ’ ■ - 56 remain hospitalized the nation prepared to end another federal tax to insure their employees as a way to workers. Similar legislation failed Irene Fraser, a health project man­ stem billions of dollars in hospital “I would say to anyone looking, return filing season at midnight tonight. last year. ager with the American Hospital don’t use Hawaii as an example s Bv Robert Barr Bert Millichip, president of the Internal Revenue Service spokesman Frank losses and protect some of the 37 “It is time to make health care a Association in Chicago. The Associated Press English Football Association, million Americans without health because it’s a poor example,” said Keith said the IRS had no way of knowing how basic right for all, not just an Seven years later, losses for treat­ Sam Slom, president of Small Busi­ said regulations require fences, many taxpayers were waiting until the last insurance. expensive privilege for the few.” ing the poor rose to $7.2 billion, or 4.7 SHEFFIELD, England — Law­ in part to prevent rowdiness. Hawaii in 1974 became the first ness Hawaii. “Neither employees or 'J minute to file. But the agency expects to Kennedy said. percent of total hospital costs, she employers are satisfied.” makers and sports officials de­ Police in Sheffield, whose receive 18 million returns this week, including state in the nation to adopt a More than 37 million Americans said. Wif f manded a ban on anti-riot barri­ crowd-control measures will be those filed over the weekend, he said. mandatory insurance law, and it was lack health insurance: about two- Many workers are unable to pay Employees are offered health insu­ ers and standing-room sections in at the core of the inquiry, handed The deadline is one day later in New England followed last year by Massachusetts. thirds — 24 million — are workers or their bills because their employers rance if they work at least 20 hours a stadiums as the city of Liverpool over a police investigation to the and most of upstate New York because today is This year, California, Florida, their families. Their numbers have provide no insurance and they earn week for four consecutive weeks. The mourned 94 soccer fans crushed neighboring West Midlands Patriot's Day. a legal holiday, in Massachu­ Illinois, Ohio and other states are grown about 1 million a year since just enough to be ineligible for law excludes government employees, to death behind a steel fence in police. setts, site of the IRS center which processes debating bills that would order 1980, their ranks swelled by workers assistance through Medicaid, which family businesses and people who Britain’s worst sports disaster. Authorities will likely want to returns from taxpayers in those states. companies to cover workers, impose who once held well-paying factory has wage ceilings that vary from state work on commission, such as real Most of the 24 victims so far determine why thousands of fans The IRS expects to receive more than 109 tax penalties on those that don’t and jobs and now work in the service to state. estate agents. publicly identified were under were still outside as the match million returns this year, many of which will provide incentives for those that do. industry. According to the National Gover­ age 20. They included a 10-year- began and why police decided to come in well after the deadline. New York, Washington and a few Hospitals have been prime suppor­ nors Association, a family of three in Employees pay 1.5 percent of their old boy who was trampled and open a 16-foot-wide gate to allow other states have adopted pilot ters of the effort on the state and Alabama could earn only $1,416 per monthly wage, or one-half the cost of two teen-age sisters who died many of them to surge en masse projects to provide health care to the federal levels to insure the poor. year to be eligible for Medicaid, while the insurance premium, whichever is before their father’s eyes. into one end of the stadium No leads on murderer working poor. Small businesses oppose mandatory the same family in Utah could earn less, and the employer pays the Of the 170 injured, 56 remained shortly after the kickoff. And last week in Washington, D.C., insurance, saying they cannot afford $8,316. balance. in hospital with 17 in intensive The last-minute arrivals SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — A winery care, police said today. poured into a central standing- worker sought in the killings of his wife, two Calling it “a disaster of im­ room-only section, pressing those daughters and four other people was an angry, mense proportions,” Prime Min­ already inside against the steel jealous man who spied on his wife and had Soviet army ister Margaret Thatcher said an mesh fence. threatened “to blow her head off,” a friend inquiry would try to determine Investigators also were ex­ said. the cause of the human crush at pected to examine allegations Ramon Salcido, 28, was so possessive of his Sheffield’s Hillsborough stadium that many entered the sold-out wife that he drove home from work several opposed role minutes into Saturday’s cup stadium, which has a capacity of times a day to check on her, said Richard semifinal between Liverpool and 54,000, with forged tickets or Clark, Salcido’s next-door neighbor in Boyes Nottingham Forest. without any tickets at all. Hot Springs and friend. Details of the probe were to be Grief-stricken survivors des­ Authorities on Sunday concentrated their to end rally unveiled in Parliament this after­ cribed watching children die and search for Salcido north of San Francisco and t f - noon by Home Secretary Douglas people hit each other in the alerted the U.S. Border Patrol, fearing he MOSCOW (AP) — Over the objections of the Hurd. frenzied fight to survive. could head for his native Mexico. regional army commander, political leaders Buckingham Palace said The sturdy 10-foot fence, angled “The cost of this is substantial, but we'll pay ordered troops to break up a pro-independence rally Prince Charles and Princess in at the top to stop people from anything to get this man into custody,” said X in Soviet Georgia, Foreign Minister Eduard Diana would visit injured survi­ scaling it, prevented fans from Sonoma County Sheriff Richard Michaelsen Shevardnadze was quoted as saying. vors in Sheffield later today. escaping to the field. Some were “His acts are those of a totally insane person.’ At least 19 people were killed in the April 9 clash in Sixty-five miles away in Liver­ crushed to death and others the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. AP photo pool, mourners jammed the Ro­ suffocated or were trampled Bush plans aid to Poland In the Baltic republic of Lithuania, thousands TRAPPED — English soccer fans are crushed against a man Catholic cathedral Sunday trying to fight their way out of the rallied Sunday to mourn the victims. And at a rally game at Sheffield’s Hillsborough Stadium. The crush for a requiem Mass for the crowd or when the barrier finally WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush is in Moscow, human rights activist Andrei D. metal fence as crowds pushed forward during a Saturday killed 94 people. victims — most of them residents collapsed. using an appearance before a Polish-American Sakharov led about 500 people in a minute of silence of the northwestern port city. The Businessman Trevor Hicks, 43, audience in Michigan to announce an economic for the dead. Anglican cathedral’s bell tolled 94 tried in vain to resuscitate his two package to reward the Warsaw government for In a report Sunday, Pravda quoted Shevardnadze times. daughters, Sarah, 19, and Victo­ moving toward democracy. as saying the curfew in the southern republic could Liverpool Lawmakers, sports officials ria, 15, after they were pulled out Many of the concessions, which could total $1 be lifted today. and survivors on Sunday de­ of the crush of bodies. billion in new loans, loan rescheduling and Tbilisi has generally been quiet, though tense, manded changes in stadium “Football was the one thing we trade and investment relief, will be tied to since the deaths. An 11 p.m.-to-6 a.m. curfew mourning designs, including the abolition of did as a family and now we are not Poland’s progress in achieving economic imposed after the demonstrations has been cut back standing-room sections, known a family anymore,” he said. reforms, according to administration and to midnight to 5 a.m., local activist Sergei Dandurov as terraces, and the anti-riot South Yorkshire’s chief consta­ international monetary sources. said by telephone. barriers around them. ble, Peter Wright, said a senior The president was to unveil the package in a During the unrest, Shevardnadze said the army Its dead “We have been saying for a officer decided to open the midday speech in Hamtramck, Mich., a “marched and was stationed in certain places under long time that standing room stadium gates “to save people’s community with a heavily Polish-American AP photo orders given by the leadership of the republic,” the By Robert Barr must be converted into seating lives and to relieve the crush population. The Associated Press PUTTING OUT THE FIRES — Firefigh­ Communist Party newspaper Pravda reported. space,” said Gerhard Aigner, outside.” bombarded for three days by artillery Shevardnadze said the decision to use troops to general secretary of UEFA, Survivor Stephen Dooling, 34, Poll supports abortion ters drag a hose between burning cars and rocket barrages from Christian and quell the protests was opposed by Col. Gen. I.N. LIVERPOOL, England - A Europe’s soccer authority. said police “had to open the door and smoldering buildings Sunday in Moslem fighters. Rodionov, commander of a region that includes soccer-mad city poured out its wit 'S People “should have been able because the lads at the front were NEW YORK (APy — Americans overwhelm­ Moslem west Beirut. The city has been Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. grief for 94 dead at two of its to escape off those terraces” and screaming. They would have died ingly believe that outlawing abortion would do 'The commander said the function the troops prominent shrines — the modern “were killed needlessly,” said there at the turnstiles instead of little to curtail it, and half want the operation to were ordered to perform was not the responsibility Roman Catholic cathedral and Liverpool’s Liberal lawmaker, in the ground.” remain legal and unrestricted in early of the army,” Pravda quoted Shevardnadze as ancient Anfield, the home field of David Alton. The Sun newspaper quoted pregnancies, a poll has found. Artillery pounds Beirut saying in a speech Friday to the Georgian Liverpool’s soccer club. He said the fences should come turnstile attendant Colin Milton The Media General-Associated Press poll of Communist Party’s Central Committee. In the early hours Monday, down immediately, a demand as saying police ignored ste­ 1,108 adults also found broad opposition to On Friday, the republic’s party chief resigned people were still coming to the echoed by Sheffield Labor law­ wards’ warnings not to open the Operation Rescue, whose members have been BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — bombardments began at dusk all toll in the nearly non-stop after accepting responsibility for the April 9 clash in main gate of the stadium at maker Joe Ashton, and Denis gate. “They made a terrible blocking entrances to abortion clinics around Fires burned out of control in Saturday, police said. bombardment by both sides to 258 a main square of Tbilisi, and the republic’s premier Anfield Road, converging on a Howell, a former Labor sports mistake,” he was quoted as the country. devastated streets today as the killed and 913 wounded, by police was also fired as a result. 100-foot expanse of steel fence minister. saying. blacked-out capital was ham­ The fighting between army count. Shevardnadze was sent to the region to help and gate covered with clusters of mered for a third day by commander Gen. Michel Aoun’s flowers, club banners, scarves largely Christian forces and an Spain’s ambassador Pedro Ma­ restore order. He is a native Georgian and former Cold drug ban urged indiscriminate artillery and nuel de Aristegui, 61, was killed chief of the republic’s Communist Party. and hats. rocket barrages loosed by Chris­ alliance of Syrian troops and their State-run Radio Moscow said 20 people died and "They only wanted to see their WASHINGTON (AP) - A public interest Moslem and Druse allies was the Sunday along with his wife’s tian and Moslem fighters. Lebanese father and sister and a more than 150 were injured in the April 9 clashe. The heroes,” began one long epitaph Habit of standing research group today urged the Food and Drug The city was without electricity fiercest since the battles broke taped to the fence honoring out March 8. bodyguard when his villa suf­ official Georgian news agency Gruzinform said the 1*!^. ■ Administration to reverse its decision to allow and the water-pumping system fered a direct hit. death toll remained at 19. Liverpool fans who died in a nonprescription sales of a cold-relief drug that came to a standstill after the The nearly six weeks of vio­ In Tbilisi, residents turned out Sunday for the human crush Saturday at Hillsbo­ has been linked to sudden infant death capital’s main power plants were lence have plunged Lebanon into The envoy’s wife, Jomana, final two funerals for the victims, said Gruzinform’s rough Stadium in Sheffield. iinked to disaster syndrome. shut down at noon Sunday when a savage new stage of civil war suffered severe head wounds deputy director, Zurab Lomidze. At the gate, a memorial to In a letter to the FDA, Public Citizen Health they ran out of fuel. that some fear may be the “final when the 240mm shell struck About 30,000 people rallied Sunday in the legendary manager Bill Shankly By Larry SIddons emotional factor,” Smith said. Research Group said over-the-counter sales of Spain’s ambassador and 40 battle” in the 14-year-old conflict their home in the Hadath suburb Lithuanian city of Vilnius in memory of the dead, adorned with the motto “You Will The Associated Press “Some have been proposed but the drug, sold under the trade name other people have been killed and between Christians and Moslems. of Christian east Beirut. She was according to Valdas Anelauskas, a local journalist Never Walk Alone,” a man and then plans were suddenly shut Phenergan, would increase the risk that it 156 wounded since the fierce The casualties raised the over­ hospitalized in critical condition. for the dissident paper Express-Khronika. woman stood locked together in LONDON — Give an English down. Sometimes it was lack of could be given to infants. love and grief, barely moving for soccer fan a stadium seat and he money, sometimes the council “Over-the-counter availability implies FDA more than half an hour while the is likely to stand on it. That kind of has not given approval, but the designation of a margin of safety which, in this woman’s sobbing never ceased. old habit and tradition is being fans have never gotten behind the case, is not justified,” said the letter signed by Four win In record $69 million lottery jackpot examined as one of the factors in new stadiums. They have an Many others could be heard AP photo Andrew Holmes and Sidney Wolfe, physicians crying but few spoke. Europe’s worst soccer disaster. emotional attachment to the old with the health research group. CHICAGO (AP) - Illinois lottery million share of the grand prize, paid Ms. Sharp said Saturday’s drawing proceeds goes to the state for the “We’re all so close. Everyone ESCAPING — Liverpool fans climb to people trapped behind a Steel fence Overcrowding in the standing- ones.” The FDA decided last December that the officials waited today for the holders over 20 years, said Lottery spokeswo­ produced 1,220 players who matched Common School Fund, Ms. Sharp knows someone who died,” said seats above to escape the crush of below. room area of a 90-year-old The standing-room tradition drug’s manufacturer, Wyeth-Ayerst Laborato­ of four tickets to step forward and man Kathy Rem. The total could rise five of the six numbers to win prizes of said. But since the amount of money Jason Travers, 20, who had come stadium on Saturday killed 94 was attacked Sunday by Sepp ries, could market drugs containing prometha­ claim $69 million, the world’s biggest- after final sales figures are tallied, $2,316.50, and 73,452 who will receive to put up a card for a 16-year-old people, the latest fatalities linked Blatter, general secretary of the ever lottery jackpot. spent on schools is determined by zine hydrochloride, including Phenergan, over she said. $76.50 for matching four of six. state budget figures, the additional friend who died in Sheffield, man John Smith said Sunday. to soccer in England, where the international soccer federation the counter. Nonprescription doses of the drug Holders of the four winning tickets, The winning numbers were 3,14,32, The jackpot beat the old world revenue from last week’s record sales another northern England city. But the Anfield Stadium was national game has acquired a FIFA, and Gerhard Aigner, his are scheduled to reach pharmacy shelves in whether it’s one person, a couple or a 40, 46 and 54. record of $61.98 million set in October will go into state coffers not specifi­ "So sad, so sad,” a strapping open during the day and fans deadly reputation. counterpart with UEFA, Eu­ June, the research group said. group, will split the money. Hopeful players from around the in California. That pot was split cally slated for education, she said. young man said brokenly as he came to place flowers on the Sports fans in America would rope’s soccer governing body. Two people, one in Chicago and one country and world descended on among three winning tickets, one If only one person had matched the walked along the bai*rier. "Kop,” the terrace behind one of never expect to stand through a And Art Modell, owner of the elsewhere in Illinois, contacted state Illinois last week, buying record bought by an individual and the others Another clenched a fist and cried the goals where thousands of major-league event in a stadium Cleveland Browns, said that Aquino rejects offer officials Sunday to report they held numbers, the jackpot would have numbers of tickets that enabled bought by groups of co-workers. been the largest paid to a single out "Why?” fiercely loyal fans congregate on described in their souvenir pro­ when the NFL expands to Europe MANILA, Philippines (AP) — President winning tickets, but Lottery Director lottery officials to boost the prize. The previous Illinois record jackpot winner. With the adjoining street closed games days. gram as the “perfect venue,” as — perhaps as early as next spring Sharon Sharp said the tickets would Corazon Aquino today brushed aside an offer Some rerouted flights, others called of $40 million was won by Chicago But with four ticketholders sharing to traffic, sometimes the only Hillsborough Stadium in Shef­ — all stadiums will have seats. have to be validated before the new from as far away as Europe, Japan It was on a similar but smaller field was. “We'll play in smaller stadi­ by communist rebels to declare a cease-fire if printer Mike Wittkowski in 1984. lit. largest single winner in sound was people crying or the terrace at Sheffield that the 94 she pledges to close U.S. military bases, and millionaires could be crowned — and South America to find out how to Ms. Sharp said sales for the week — footfalls of people coming and But here, the standing-room ums.” said Modell, who recently possibly today. U.S. history remains Sheelah Ryan of fans died. Another 170 people the U.S. ambassador called the proposal a bid get a piece of the action. $56.5 million — eclipsed totals for the Winter Springs, Fla,, who walked going. spots — or terraces — are prime returned from London, where his to weaken her government. “For all of you who said it’s easier to Losers said they were disappointed were injured. team will play the Philadelphia week leading up to the $40 million away with $55.16 million in the Florida Prime Minister Margaret "You Will Never Walk Alone,” territory, closest to the field and The rebel National Democratic Front be struck by lightning than to win the but took their losses in stride. jackpot in 1984. She said sales on lottery in September. right behind the goals, where Eagles in the fourth annual Lotto, four people were struck last Thatcher on Sunday inspected the a song known to every fan on the offered Sunday to declare a unilateral “I just got one ticket because ... if Saturday reached 27,000 tickets per Florida’s Lotto jackpot is on the rise scene of Britain’s worst sports /. most of the action takes place. American Bowl at Wembley 1 cease-fire in the 20-year insurgency and open night and they struck gold,” Ms. you’re going to win, you’ll win with minute. Kop, was repeated on many of the They go first, as they have for Stadium next August. again to an estimated $37 million in disaster, talked to injured survi­ messages left at the gate. peace talks if Mrs. Aquino vows to close the six Sharp said Sunday at a news one,” said Lonny Taylor, a systems “It was a little hairy there for a vors and announced a public V j generations, and the fans would “We can’t go into large, soccer- conference. next Saturday’s drawing, its second Among the messages was one U.S. bases when their lease expires in 1991. engineer from Chicago. while,” she said. highest level after Ms. Ryan’s win­ inquiry. have it no other way, soccer style stadiums. No way are we Each winner would get a $17.25 In addition to the four big winners. Forty cents on every dollar in Lotto nings. Meanwhile, police in Sheffield, from a survivor, "To those who officials said Sunday. are going to have standing room whose actions in controlling the carried me from the goalmouth “Clubs have tried to change the like they have in soccer. That’s an crowds will be at the core of the yesterday, you never knew me way fans watch matches by invitation to disaster.” inquiry, handed over the investi­ but I’ll never forget you.” eliminating terraces and making Similar calls came from closer gation to the neighboring West Other expressions of sympathy their stadiums all-seating. But to the scene of the tragedy. John JFK ducked guards, left nuclear codes behind, says book Midlands police force. were left by fans of Liverpool’s the public in England demands Stalker, a former top police On Sunday afternoon, the red other first division soccer club, the right to stand,” said Jill official in England’s Midlands, NEW YORK (AP) — President Kennedy once he obtained Secret Service, FBI and CIA files “On the street in front of the townhouse stood an with the president, told Kennedy’s brother-in-law banner of Liverpool Football Club Everton. In many families, child­ Smith, an administrator for the called for all-seat stadiums, and sneaked away for a sexual liaison without telling through the Freedom of Information Act and that Army lieutenant with an attache case handcuffed stood near the altar at the ren grow up with split loyalties to English Football Association. FA chief executive Graham Kelly Peter Lawford that she had called Mrs. Kennedv Coventry, one of the country’s the Secret Service and without taking the list of he and his researchers conducted 825 interviews. to his wrist. Jack was off making love, and the at the White House, according to the first part o^ Metropolitan Cathedral, which the red-and-white of Liverpool and Richard Faulkner, deputy codes he needed in the event of a nuclear attack, a He also had access to the former first lady’s White bagman with the black satchel had been left the series. was filled to overflowing for an and the blue-and-white of biggest soccer clubs, tried an director of the Football Trust, new book says. House social files. behind. ecumenical requiem Mass. Everton. all-seat plan a few years ago. It agreed that the days of the The book also says that Jacqueline Kennedy “The Russians could have bombed us to hell and According to Marilyn, Jackie wasn’t shaken hv was a flop. Smith recalled. Mrs. Onassis’ spokeswoman, Nancy Tucker- At the Anglican Cathedral, the Liverpool is by far the more terraces were numbered. Onassis, in a telephone conversation with Marilyn man, said Friday that Mrs. Onassis had no back, and there would have been nothing we could the call. Not outwardly. She agreed to step aside Bell of Great George tolled 94 “People wound up standing on Monroe, offered to divorce the president if the have done about it,” Marvin was quoted as saying. She would divorce Jack, and Marilyn couW marrv successful club — four times the seats,” she said. “It’s a very “We have got to get our football comment. times. Customarily rung for the European champion and a record clubs to get to their supporters actress would agree to marry him and move into The charges about Kennedy sneaking away The date of the alleged incident was not given. lum, but ^ e would have to move into the White death of a monarch, the bell’s traditional thing, a terribly emo­ Marvin died in 1987, according to Sandra Bodner, a 17 times English League winner tive issue.” and say, ‘Are you sure that in this the White House. from the Secret Service were made by Langdon th“.“wh "’t.P'-epared to live openly in deep tone had last been heard on — but the rivalry with Everton is day and age you want to go The biography by C. David Heymann, “A Marvin Jr., a former defense consultant to spokeswoman for the publisher, Lyle Stuart. the "White House, she might as well forget about May 29, 1985, ringing for the 39 Likewise, proposals for new “We are not aware of any material that would It, Lawford was quoted as saying. respectful and friendly. stadiums to replace the dark, through turnstiles and a tunnel Woman Named Jackie,” was to be serialized Kennedy. mostly Italian fans killed in a riot and stand in a place like that?’ beginning today in the weekly Star, a supermarket The book said Marvin and Kennedy sneaked out support that allegation,” said Frank Rigg, a begun by Liverpool fans at Heysel Everton qualified Saturday for damp facilities that were built spokesman for the John F. Kennedy Library in “Actually, Jackie was infuriated by the call and around the turn of the century pop There has to be a fundamental tabloid. of the Hotel Carlyle in New York to attend a party for some reason blamed Frank Sinatra for i ' Shi Stadium in Brussels, Belgium. the final of the Football Associa­ re-think about this issue,” Kelly The Star reports in its April 18 edition that later at a townhouse across the street. Boston. Liverpool’s match on Wednes­ tion Cup, its third final in six AP photo up occasionally but quickly die. If couldn t easily blame me because I was family so it was good enough for my father said. excerpts will include disclosures about amphe­ “Within minutes. Jack had made his choice of Kennedy also had illicit sexual liaisons on the she took it out on him. Sinatra was no longer day against West Ham United has years. Soccer authorities will THATCHER VISITS British Prime Minister Margaret tamine use by the Kennedys in the White House. partner and gone off with her to her apartment. night of his inauguration and before the Nixon been canceled. "It is our view decide this week if and when to Thatcher, accompanied by Home Secretary Douglas and grandfather, today’s fan Faulkner, whose group gives welcome at the White House, or in any of t h S ? says, it’s good enough for me. grants to clubs for safety work, Heymann, also author of “Poor Little Rich Girl: Moments later, the Secret Service arrived. Where debates, the book said. K ejedy bastions,” said Lawford, who sinc^SL that all football matches involv­ replay Liverpool’s semifinal Hurd, tours Sheffield’s Hillsborough Stadium Sunday to The Life and Legend of Barbara Hutton,” said that was the president? Nobody knew. The agent paled. Miss Monroe, who has been romantically linked ing our club should be suspended game against Nottingham “This is a very, very big part of said there was more tension and for the time being.” club chair- Forest view the area where 94 soccer fans died. it. and again it is a tremdously pressure in standing areas. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 17, 1989 — 8 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17, 1989 OPINION FOCUS/Advice D rug users Herpes sufferers should protect partners

Am erica’s DEAR ABBY: I com­ the parents of Singing Spirit DeLong your answer to “ Mr. Clean Plate,” top enem y mend you for address­ and the rest of our tribe, we wish to who asked if it was considered bad ing the topic of genital thank you for putting in your column manners to eat everything on the herpes in your column. the name of the wonderful organiza­ plate. You said, “ It’s bad manners to m onum ent However, you recently tion that makes possible corrective mop up every drop of gravy with a in A m erica provided some advice Dear Abby surgery for children with birth piece of bread, but to deliberately that is incorrect and Abigail Van Buren defects. leave edible food on one’s plate for the By Jack Anderson potentially dangerous. Because you let us know about the sake of ‘appearances’ is both wasteful to trash and Dale Van Atta You stated that “ if there National Craniofacial Foundation, and foolish.” are no symptoms, sores little Singing Spirit is now on her way Abby, my grandmother (a very or active lesions, your gracious lady) taught me that to leave WASHINGTON — The nation’s to Dallas with her mother, to begin her partner is not infec­ series of many operations. a bit of food on my plate is a police chiefs have put a dangerous tious.” This is clearly NOT true, and serve to decrease this risk. “ Wan Dan” (thank you), Abby. compliment to the hostess — implying Maybe America really does need a new criminal at the top of their most heeding this advice could result in May “ Yowa” (God) walk with you in that the meal was delicious, the wanted list — the individual drug WILLARD CATES JR., monument to its trash. After all, the average couples disregarding precautions ne­ your moccasins down the trail of life. amount served was adequate, and the user, America’s public enemy No. 1. M.D., M.P.H., DIRECTOR, American — man, woman and child — throws cessary to avoid transmission of guest could not possibly have eaten He or she is without a doubt among TRANSMITTED DISEASES, CHIEF THREE BUFFALO genital herpes to the uninfected another bite. out just under four pounds of rubbish every the most dangerous of criminals — CENTER FOR FOR DISEASE WILLSON. COX-OSCEOLA partner. “ We must remember,” she would day, adding up to about a ton from every any of 25 million Americans who CONTROL INDIAN RESERVATION, While asymptomatic intervals say, “ never to eat the tip end of a household over a year’s time. poison themselves with mind-twisting ORANGE SPRINGS, FLA. carry a decreased risk of transmis­ DEAR DR. CATES: Thank you for DEAR CHIEF: Wan Dan (thank banana, or the bottom tip of an ice No other nation in the world comes even chemicals. sion, infected persons are still capable cream cone. Nor should one drink the These faceless druggies spread your time and enlightening article. you) for letting me know that little close, so what is so awfully wrong with the of transmitting the virus. In fact, last swallow from a glass or cup.” through the nation like a virus, The professional medical experts who Singing Spirit will soon reap the more than half of the infected sex REMEMBERING GRANNY IN 505-foot-high Fresh Kills Garbage Pyramid infecting their anonymous children, advised me on this issue obviously had benefits of this fine organization. May partners discussed in one journal AP photo gradually being created on Staten Island? contaminating their neighborhoods, a different opinion. I ’m sure I ’ll hear Yowa (God) bless her. I wish her well. CORONADO, CALIF, article denied having symptoms they When completed in 2005, it will contain 89.6 unraveling the social fabic. They are from other experts on this topic. Readers: The National Craniofa­ DEAR REMEMBERING: Ob­ recognized as herpes as the time they WEDDING BELLS — South African at once victims of the drugs that Readers: Stay tuned. cial Foundation is a nonprofit organi­ viously your grandmother and mine million cubic yards of garbage, nicely transmitted infection. born athlete Zola Budd married South control them and victimizers of the DEAR ABBY: This is a message zation that exists to provide correc­ went to different schools. My grand­ landscaped (and deodorized). When symptoms or sores are from the land of the Ocklewaha band tive surgery for those who were born mother (and my mother, too) would African businessman Mike Pieterse rest of society. present, sexual contact with the It will be monumental: 200 feet higher than The habits of drug users finance the of Seminole Indians. with birth defects. For information, remind us of the “starving Armen­ Saturday. The service, in Bloemfontein, involved area should be avoided the Statue of Liberty, about 25 feet higher than multibillion-dollar cartels whose ille­ On behalf of the principal chief. write to it at: 3100 Carlisle, Suite 215, ians” if we wasted food. South Africa, was attended by 130 completely. Because of the risk of the Great Pyramid at Cheops. The Eiffel gal operations undermine law en­ Little Dove Ghigar Buford, her Dallas Texas 75204, and enclose a I agree, it’s bad manner to vora­ guests. forcement, spawn rampant crime and asymptomatic transmission, con­ husband. Principal Sub-Chief Run­ long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ ciously devour every edible morsel, Tower and skycrapers like New York’s World C1989 SEATTLE doms should be used with each sexual POST^NTEUIGENCEHEUIGENCEH * J take a terrible toll in wrecked lives. ning Buck Buford, her daughter. lope. Or telephone the toll-free but to throw away the tip of an ice Trade Center are twice as tall, but they lack NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE act. Bluntly put: There is always number: (800) 535-3643. Drugs have turned our inner cities Princess Fleming Star, and her cream cone for appearance’s sake is a the colossal mass of the Garbage Pyramid. SOME risk, although condoms will into Beirut-like battlegrounds. son-in-law. Soaring Eagle DeLong, DEAR ABBY: I was surprised at ridiculous affectation. PEOPLE Along the Eastern seaboard of the United Not even the nation’s capital is safe. WIT OF THE WORLD States, there will be nothing to compare with Rival drug pushers are engaged in Royal sidesteps questions it, once Cadillac Mountain on Mount Desert Morality, ethics and legislation warfare with assult rifles in the Debate beginning to rumbie TAM PA, Fla. (A P) — Princess Anne took a Island sinks below the horizon. shadow of Capitol Hill. The emer­ gency room of the Washington Hospi­ riding lesson during the 1989 World Cup show trast to executive branch officials who bashing like the one just completed,” This landmark of trash began as a modest tal Center has been turned into a equestrian jumping championships, then dis­ By Walter R. Mears are barred from doing business with Bush said. besieged battlefield MASH unit for mounted and sidestepped sensitive questions. city dump back in 1948. Because nobody knew their former colleagues for at least a Another Bush proposal underscored treating casualties. over a nationwide saies tax The princess, whose marriage of 15 years to what else to do with trash and garbage (and year after leaving government. another inconsistency in ethics rules. WASHINGTON — When would-be In some urban neighborhoods, the Mark Phillips is said to be in trouble, until recently did not care), the landfill Bush said the rules should be He said Congress should act this year reformers rose up in Congress, their police already face superior fire­ Get ready for ton, especially since the tax maintained a low profile during her three-day uniform. to close the loophole that permits gradually took on the contours of a mound, elders used to say that you can’t power and are losing control of the the debate over reform act of 1986. It’s a value- visit for the championship that ended Sunday. But then, he walsn’t altogether some senior members to convert then a hillock. Now, at just under 200 feet, it is legislate morality. So they didn’t try. streets. No matter how much money a national sales added tax, or VAT. Popular in During a 15-minute session with reporters at That era is gone, that slogan no consistent himself. His proposed rule surplus political contributions to classifiable as a hill. the taxpayers spend on increased tax. European countries and else­ the Florida State Fairgrounds, the daughter of longer is fashionable, and the govern­ against a quick spin through the personal use. That is permitted for police protection, the drug dealers T h e first where, the VAT is similar to a Queen Elizabeth II declined to comment on ment has been trying for a generation revolving door would seem applicable members elected before 1980. Sylvia Back in 1951, a report on the dump’s future waging their turf battles will always rumblings al­ consumption tax, but taxes an Saturday’s melee at a British soccer stadium to the defense consulting work that Ironically, that abuse was a central from a team headed by Robert Moses, New to instill ethics by statute. have more money. And that points the ready can be item at several points along the that left at least 94 people dead. The results are mixed. The issue is was one of the issues raised against issue in one of the cases that marked York’s legendary master builder, called it “ at finger directly at those who finance heard. While Porter way, instead of only when it’s Reporters asked about the tragedy although far more visible. The rebukes and former Sen. John G. Tower, Bush’s the change in congressional attitudes the carnage — drug users. The police there’s little sold. they had been told to limit their questions to once practical and idealistic.’’ punishments for misconduct are far rejected nominee for secretary of about legislated ethics. chiefs warn that the killing will likelihood that Proponents of a VAT say it horse-related matters. defense. The year was 1967, when Bobby Now, people are not quite so sure. Brendan more frequent. And the rules of continue as long as there are people such a tax would do much to relieve the Earlier, she took a morning ride at the Bob When the president was asked how Baker was convicted of financial Sexton, the city’s sanitation commissioner, conduct are far more stringent than in willing to shell out money for illegal would be growing national debt. Opponents Thomas Equestrian Center under the direction the days when the late Sen. Everett M. he squared his ethics proposals with wrongdoing. Rep. Adam Clayton pills and powders. enacted this year, some astute “ progressive” income tax, which say it would discourage produc­ of George Morris, a leading equestrian trainer. says that “ as it gets taller, people will be Dirksen rose up in mellifluous protest his support for Tower, he said there Powell was denied his House seat for The National Association of Police political and economic thinkers applies higher rates to higher tion, and like a consumption tax, The princess presented the World Cup trophy more clearly reminded that it is of their own against even the suggestion that was no conflict. “ I see no contradic­ misappropriating office and expense Chiefs has formed a national drug predict that it won’t be long incomes. The poor and those on would require some adjustment to Ian Millar, who successfully defended his members of Congress should disclose tion whatsoever,” Bush said. funds, and Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of doing. This is something that has been made task force and assigned top priority to before such a tax comes into fixed incomes, and especially to avoid its being “ regressive.” title. their sources of income. The president did not propose Connecticut was censured by the possible by the contributions of all New reducing drug use. The task force has being — either in the form of a those who have saved for retire­ Either a VAT or a consumption "There are those, of course, who legislation to ban speechmaking fees Senate. Yorkers.’ ’ asked local police chiefs to concen­ value-added tax or a consumption ment and are now living on their tax could do much to relieve the say that public ethics and values for members of the House and Senate, The central accusation against trate on keeping drugs out of the tax. savings, would bear a heavy income tax burden, but some, Hepburn talks on Sudan Sanitation Department planners (yes, even cannot be legislated,’’ President Bush an omission that drew protests from Dodd was that he had used political schools. They hop| to form drug-free President Bush was elected burden. Those living on their such as the Washington-based said as he sent Congress his new the ethics lobby. Bush said he’d leave funds for personal purposes. That was NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Former actress sanitation departments have planners these zones around every school in largely because of his pledge savings would feel the burden of National Taxpayers Union, are ethics proposals last Wednesday. that and the question of a congres­ held to have brought dishonor and Audrey Hepburn has given emotional testim­ days) say that when the dumping is America. against new taxes. But the being taxed twice: Once when skeptical. “ You’re never going to legislate away sional pay raise for later consultation disrepute to the Senate. ony on the hunger, starvation and death she That will require the cooperation of federal deficit and national debt they earn the money they have “ We’re against the imposition completed and capped, the Garbage Pyramid impropriety or, through legislation, with leaders of House and Senate. Now, after a generation of ethics witnessed during a mercy mission to Sudan. city officials, community leaders and are not fading. Even the most saved, and again when they spend of any new taxes, especially a with its steep slopes will be a great place to guarantee that everybody lives But the president did say flatly that inquiries, rulings and laws, some Describing new arrivals at a refugee camp school boards, who will all be asked to optimistic forecasts expect little it. VAT,” says Pete Sepp, a policy beyond the, you know, perception of “ honoraria for member of Congress similar conduct is held to be legal. near the center of the war-torn country, the hike. endorse extra penalties on drug improvement under the current Fortunately, there is at least analyst With the group, which criticism.’’ should be banned” and that Congress Bush described his government goodwill ambassador of the United Nations dealers caught on school grounds. The system. It’s estimated that a some potential for relief. lobbies heavily for a balanced And on reaching the top, the hikers can gaze But he said there should be clear, should have a pay raise. A similar ban ethics proposals to the American Children’s Fund said Sunday: police, in turn, will tighten enforce­ Dr. Gott 5-percent federal sales tax, even Tax credits could be offered for budget and less federal spending. out on the surrounding countryside and explicit and enforceable federal was proposed earlier this year, but it Society of Newspaper Editors, and he “ They have nothing left — not even their ment around the schools and encour­ with exemptions for some kinds the poor and those who would “ They’d institute it first, promis­ ethics laws, applying across all was scrapped along with the 51 offered a pointed suggestion to a Peter Gott, M.D. bodies. They are so emaciated. It seems that marvel at the accomplishments of a society age drug-awareness class incide the of purchases such as food and otherwise be unfairly treated, ing to reduce other taxes, but branches of government, to replace a percent pay raise Congress didn’t profession that is grappling with all they have left are their souls.” built on trash. schools. The task force has developed machine, would raise $60 billion says Summers. they’d never do it.” code that now is in disarray. dare to accept. ethical questions of its own. Ms. Hepburn spoke at a news conference in a comprehensive drug-awareness annually. Because the president was One reason for that disarray is that Senate Democratic Leader George “ Public service is not the sum of our One way a consumption tax Nairobi, the first of many she will conduct to curriculum called “ Going Straight.” “ I can foresee a consumption elected so convincingly on his — Boston Sunday Globe Congress has written ethics laws for Mitchell said he also favors a ban on perks or possessions, but a measure of could be made to seem more publicize a massive U.N. Relief effort for the The task force has also joined with tax,” says former Commerce no-new-taxes platform, the idea other branches of government while honoraria, with a corresponding how we conduct ourselves and what equitable would be through “ lux­ southern Sudan. the National Football League to Secretary Peter Peterson. This of new taxes, no matter what exempting itself. “The American increase in congressional pay. He we achieve,” the president said. ury taxes” on expensive automo­ That effort has been plagued by delays promote drug-free sports and develop would amount to a national sales biles, homes costing more than a their merit, is considered politi­ people do not understand why certain added that pay increases should not ‘ ‘ Come to think of it, this is a good code caused by political problems, weather and lack better role models with a program tax, and such a levy has much to cal poison right now. There is behavior is considered criminal when be effective immediately for the for all occupations, from high school certain amount, yachts and the of equipment. U.N. officials have all but called “ Champions Against Drugs.” Blood transfusion recommend it. little hope — or danger — of any committed by an executive branch Congress that approves them, but to the highest callings in journalism like. conceded they will not meet their initial fflaurlipstrr Hrrali"! At the enforcement level, the police “ I think there’s a strong radical new tax plan being official or perfectly legal when after the next round of elections. and government.” Such a system probably would deadlines. chiefs have arranged with a long­ argument for taxing consumption be phased in over a period of seriously considered this year. Foundvd In 1881 committed by someone in another The open question is whether They had hoped to move 105,000 tons of food, standing program called WE TIP (We in a country that has a 2 percent But that doesn’t mean those new branch of government,’’ Bush said. Congress will risk taking on the Walter R. Mears, vice president and worries a reader years, beginning in all likelihood medicine and other supplies into southern PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher Turn In Pushers) to establish a national saving rate,” says Dr. with tobacco products, liquor and taxes aren’t being discussed. GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor One notable example is the revolv­ politically unpopular question of its columnist for The Associated Press, Sudan before the start of heavy rains in May national hot line. People can use the DEAR DR. GOTT: Could you please tell me if Lawrence Summers, a professor gasoline. They are. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exi^ullve Editor ing door that allows former members own pay again this year. “ There is no has reported on Washington and that close most roads and all but a few hot line to report drug activities in blood substitutes are a viable alternative for blood of economics at Harvard. Despite The budget deficit remains MARIE P GRADY...... CityEditor of Congress to become instant lobby­ point, absolutely no point, in putting national politics for more than 25 Long ago, officials discovered airstrips. ALEXANDER GtRELLI...... Aeioclete Editor their neighborhoods. For their safety, transfusions during surgery? I know the blood recent figures indicating a brief with us the national debt con­ ists or contract consultants, in con­ Congress through another traumatic years. that these items can be heavily With time running out before the storm callers are asked not to reveal their supply is mostly safe, but we live in an area with a increase in savings, the U.S. taxed without having much effect tinues to grow. There is general season, directors of the $172 million Operation identities. The toll-free hot line high incidence of AIDS. saving rate is on average the on their use. This is due to an agreement that unless the rise is Lifeline Sudan are considering air drops to A number is 1-800-73-CRIME. lowest in the developed world. economic concept called the price halted, a crisis is in the making. isolated and stranded villages. Open Forum WE TIP has been operating in DEAR READER: In many cases, electrolyte Because a consumption tax elasticity of demand. When the The idea of new taxes is gaining Ms. Hepburn, 59, visited three refugee California for 17 years with impres­ fluid (salt water with minerals) is a simple, safe and would apply only to money that is price of an item is increased, but broad, albeit whispered, support. camps in Sudan last week. sive results. At this writing, its inexpensive substitute for whole blood. It restores spent, simple savings and invest­ the decrease in sales due to the “ The reason we don’t have sick days and all the other benefits would completion of the Route 6 Expressway a problem, regardless of their status. telephone operators have taken fluid in the circulation, when blood is lost, to avoid ments would become tax shel­ higher price is more than offset these taxes already is that Use simple math save the taxpayers a bundle of money. (widening of existing Route 6 is not the Manchester is a desirable place to live 114,603 anonymous tips that have dehydration and shock. It is used primarily in ters. This would make money by overall revenue increases, the liberals think of them as being A film about courtship The addition of 6,250 people to the tax answer to the worsening traffic prob­ for many reasons — one of them being resulted in 8,193 arrests and 3,479 emergency situations when blood is not readily available for new enterprises or item is said to be inelastic. regressive, and conservatives NEW YORK (AP) - Director Alan J. on the state budget rolls would lower the burden on the lem) . Judith H. Willard is that person! the fact that we have such a fine state convictions. WE T IP information has available for transfusion. to strengthen old ones, and the Historically, tobacco, liquor, and think of them as being a huge As a homeowner in the lake area, representative as James R. led to the seizure of more than $225 Also, several synthetic substances are now being overall economy would profit. gasoline have all proved to be money-machine for the govern­ Pakula's latest film is about the difficulties of a To the Editor: working man. Gov. O’Neill should act now while the market still has a supply of Judith H. Willard is greatly concerned McCavanagh. million in illegal drugs. Now WE T IP investigated as blood substitutes. The Japanese It seems a perfect system, but inelastic — even very great ment,” says Summers. “ They couple in their courtship leading to a second is working with the police chiefs to have developed a petroleum-based product that is there are powerful arguments will be considered seriously when marriage — a subject he knows from personal Mathematics is a .science treating the jobs. for the future of the lake. She has been increases in price have had little actively involved in service to the town Henry E. Agostinelli extend the hot line to the other 49 undergoing testing but is not yet commercially against it. liberals begin to think of them as experience. exact relation between quantities. In effect on sales. That is why through her participation on numerous 72 West St., Manchester states. ‘ available. “ The problem is, it’s a regres­ huge money-machines for the It is no accident that “ See You in the other words. 2 plus 2 equals 4. One side of Peter J. McNamara they’re already so heavily taxed. boards and commissions, such as the For pushers and users alike, the Finally, autologous transfusions are becoming sive tax,” says Summers. This government — and conservatives Morning” is the first film Pakula has written, the equal sign will always equal the other 106 Summit St„ Manchester There is another tax that, like Board of Education, the Recreation police chiefs believe it will take zero more popular. Several weeks before elective means that it applies equally to start to think of them as directed and produced because the question of side. If one side of the equal sign the consumption tax, is fre­ Commisison, the Andover Volunteer tolerance to stop them. If we fail, the surgery, the patient donates his or her own blood, regressive.” personal control and vulnerability is key to the increases, the other side of the equal sign Thanks to everyone rich and poor — not like the quently mentioned in Washing­ Fire Department as both active member continuing corrosion could destroy which is then stored and transfused back if the need project. must also increase. and secretary. She is also a member of America from within. arises. This technique avoids transfusion reactions, Pakula, director of such films as “ Klute,” It becomes clear that spending equals Willard will work who joined cleanup the Andover Congregational Church. infection and other complication that can occur “ All the President’s Men,” and “ Sophie’s taxes. If spending increases, taxes will Her experience in the/business world To the Editor: when a patient receives blood from another person. Choice,” slipped into the second person always increase. Tax reform can only for better Andover Petty politics Protecting profitable ideas will greatly enhance her ability to Ask the authorities in the blood bank at your local tellingly while discussing the film with The .shift the burden of taxes from one group The congressional investigation of New York Times. To the Editor: administer the selectman’s office. On behalf of the Board of Directors and hospital — or check with the Red Cross — to see 1 to another, or hide who is really paying the Pan Am Flight 103 disaster has I urge you to vote for Judith H. Willard the town of Manchester, I want to thank what substitutes are available in your community. DEAR BRUCE: I am interested in marketing a “ Coming out of a bad experience, a the taxes. Since wealth can only be turned into a disaster of its own. The On May 1, Andover will hold its town and the entire Republican team on May everyone who participated in the town­ small product, but I do not wish to set up my own relationship that failed, there’s a part of you created by the explorations of human House subcommittee that oversees election. Andover needs to elect a first 1. Return honesty, integrity and har­ wide cleanup. More than 100 people DEAR DR. GOTT: What is considered a business. How might I approach a company with my that matures underneath that,” Pakula said in energy, the burden of government will the Federal Aviation Administration selectman who will work for the best mony to Andover! came out on a damp, cold, miserable day idea without losing my rights? Do I need a patent the interview published Sunday. “ But there’s a always rest on the shoulders of the is mired in infighting. Subcommittee borderline diabetic? interest of all the residents of the town; and much was accomplished. With snow first? part of you that goes back to younger kinds of working man. chairwoman Cardiss Collins, D-Ill,, Smart Money who will work to restore high morale Barbara H. Steele on the ground, it was assumed that we D EAR READER: As a general rule, a borderline T.F., insecurities and vulnerabilities. Rejection can One myth that should be corrected is has failed to solve the problem! among town office employees (which 8 Center St., Andover would not have the event and many had diabetic can be defined as someone with a fasting LOWELL, MASS. do that to you.” that government employees pay taxes. Instead, she has left the committee to Bruce Williams was destroyed by the present adminis­ called to express their disappointment blood glucose between 115 and 140 milligrams/decil- As all their wages come from tax dollars, its own destructive devices. One staff tration); and who will re-establish an that they could not help us. iter or, two hours after a high carbohydrate meal, a DEAR T.F.: Unfortunately, I have to be the Tigers’ owner buys farm they are tax collectors, not taxpayers. investigator who was uncovering atmosphere of trust and cooperation. I Because so many have asked, we will blood glucose between 150 and 200 milligrams/dL. bearer of bad tidings. Unless you have something Expanding on that theory, we find that hard-hitting evidence on airport se­ GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Tom believe Judith H. Willard is that person! McCavanagh given have a second cleanup day on Sunday, This is an oversimplification because many extraordinarily unique, very few companies will state employees only work 35 hours per April 30, from 1 to 4 p,m. We will curity was told to stop her work, have any interest in your proposal. Monaghan owns the Detroit Tigers baseball week. If you take the 50,000 state Andover needs a first selectman who conditions — including pregnancy, starvation, club and one of the biggest pizza chains in the concentrate on Center Springs Park and apparently because of personality As to protecting your rights, if this is a mechanical copyright should be sufficient. employees time 35 hours per week, will work closely and cooperatively with Impressive award stress, illness and certain drugs can cause country, but he always wanted a farm. Union Pond but may identify other areas and political infighting. As a result of proposition and it has decent value, you will Most companies are reluctant to even discuss divided by a 40-hour week, we find that it the Board of Selectmen, as well as other abnormally high blood-glucose values that return to So Monaghan, owner of Ann Arbor-based within the next week. Groups are the quarrel, the investigation is now at probably have to spend the money required for a ideas of this kind with an outsider unless they are only takes 43,750 employees to do the boards and commissions; who is willing To the Editor: a standstill. normal once the situation has been resolved or Domino’s Pizza Inc., joined with a retired encouraged to join us and if they are patent. If it is simply a text or work of art, a completely protected and the outsider issues same amount of work. to listen to the suggestions and ideas corr6Ct6d. Alabama agriculture professor in a project Although it did not receive the news interested, they can identify an area for "eleases. From the company’s perspective, it is This means that by going to a 40-hour presented by others; who will be Mlnl-editorlal In addition, diabetics may appear at times to have they hope will prove there’s still money In media coverage that it should have, a cleanup that they would like to do, such very possible that they are working on a similar idea week we could take 6,250 employee and available to all town residents and normal blood sugars. Therefore, the figures small farms. very impressive honor was accorded as Case Mountain and Center Park. Sen. Tim Wirth, D-Colo., has a novel and they may feel that they’ll be accused of stealing place them in the private sector, businessmen and will see that all are are meant as a broad guideline. The specific Monaghan is financing the 25-acre spread state Rep. James R. McCavanagh Please join us on April 30. April 8 was a idea to fight global warming — give Our Language it if you divulge the information to them. lowering the burden on the taxpayer and treated fairly and courteously; and who diagnosis of diabetes should be made by a three miles outside of Ann Arbor. The soggy recently by a national organization. fun time for all and much was done to each newborn child 300 tree saplings Further, until such time as your product passes making these people part of the will conduct the business of the town and physician. , fields began their transformation last fall Town Office Building. Judith H. Willard Mr. McCavanagh, or “ Mac” as he is help us in our efforts to restore that will grow up and absorb the through the idea stage and becomes a reality, and productive end of society. This would For mciC information, I am sending you ® free under the supervision of Booker T. Whatley, more commonly known, was presented a Manchester’s image as the “City of carbon dioxide that person will copy of my Health Report “ Diabetes Mellitus. QUESTION: My English teacher told me to stop the marketabiiity of the product can be demon­ help business, which is suffering from a is that person! author of the book “ How to Make $100,000 Andover needs a first selectman who certificate in recognition of his efforts on Village Charm.” produce. The idea might play well in Other readers who would like a copy should send using “ so” so much. So what’s wrong with so? strated, relatively few companies will be interested. shortage of labor. It would lower the Farming 25 ^cres,” The Grand Rapids Press will work for the expansion of our tax behalf of Connecticut families and the For information, call me at 647-3200 or Colorado, but urban kids will have a $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, I should add parenthetically that you should be number of state employees saving tax reported Sunday. base by encouraging new business in the preservation of Judeo-Christian values. the Park and Recreation Department at hard time planting those trees on their ANSWER: In asking your question, you’ve used very careful of companies that advertise their dollars. It would mean more people fire escapes. Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. ______The goal is to show that farms of 10 to 20d proper areas of town; who will work to We Manchester residents are fortu­ 647-3084. so four times. The word so is used so often, in fact, services help you sell your product. In most cases, paying taxes. The remaining state acres can succeed as well as family-run see that an appropriate updated plan of nate to have an individual such as “ Mac” Do you have a medical question you would like to that it deserves its rest. Try substituting some their efforts Will be unsuccessful, and you will be workers would get larger paychecks for operations of 200 to 1,000 acres and agribusi­ development is adopted (No one is in representing us in the state Legislature. Stephen T. Cassano Jack Anderson and his associate. see answered in this column? Write to Dr. Peter M. effective words, so your writing will be considered considerably poorer than you wfere before the working 40 hours a week. ness concerns of 1,000 acres or more. favor of rampant, uncontrolled On a personal note, I have seen him Deputy Mayor Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum! better than so-so. transaction began. The saving of 6,250 employees time the Gott, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Ohio 44101. growth!); and who will support the spend time listening to persons who had 41 Center St„ Manchester nists. number of paid holidays, vacation days. H arbor hazards The statement “ represents a "I think it would be a really nice determination by the committee facility.” Masters said of the Hussein that in 69 instances, there is hotel. , .. disputed The hotel is one of three reason to believe that Rep. Wright violated the code of proposed for north Manchester. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - official conduct and other House The PZC last month approved a defending Rhode Island harbor pilots have rules which apply to him as a permit allowing construction of a asked the Coast Guard to ban member of Congress,” Dixon 104-room suite hotel at 191 tankers and other large ships said. Spencer St. Hartford investor in Boston from a narrow passage between He emphasized that the com­ Jerome Elbaum has said the suite Long Island and Block Island for mittee action is similar to an hotel is designed for long stays fear of an accidental oil spill. indictment — based on a compar­ and would not have a public bar or restaurant. Bv Bert Rosenthal But Connecticut pilots oppose atively low standard of proof — The Associated Press the request, saying it is the and not a conviction. Chalet Susse International Inc. product of a turf war instead of a “ The speaker of the House has of Wilton. N.H.. also has approval to build a 105-room budget motel BOSTON — Ibrahim Hussein genuine concern for safety. not been found guilty of any exemplifies the loneliness of the The passage in question, a violations but from a review of off Tolland Turnpike. Red Roof Inns of Hilliard. Ohio, long distance runner. mile-wide channel through the the evidence the committee has CONCENTRATION When he pounds the dirt trails plans to build a 112-room motel on water separating Block Island found a reason to believe” of Albuquerque, N.M., in the land off Buckland Street. — John Bock of and Long Island's Montauk Point, violations may have occurred, closing weeks of training prior to is frequently used by large ships Dixon said. The Trammell Crow Co. of Tolland maneuvers Dallas also plans to build 934 a big race, such as today’s Boston as* shortcut to three Connecticut “ We have not reached any final Marathon, Hussein runs alone. high-rise apartments on 55 acres his way through ports. New London, New Haven conclusions on the matters that He prefers it that way. of land next to the mall site. and Bridgeport. are still under investigation.” the rapids. He It allows him to concentrate The channel threads between Dixon said the standard of placed third in the better on hi^ task, such as many miles of shoals, but until proof for this stage was "a reason winning the Boston race for the recently the passage itself had to believe” while the standard for solo recreational second year In a row. Before been thought to be at least 50 deep future proceedings will be “ clear Benefits class in Sunday’s starting his serious training — throughout. Within the last few and convincing evidence.” this year, it began eight weeks years, ships traveling through the The panel cleared Wright of From page 1 Hockanum River before the race, as compared to area have reported finding rock several accusations filed against Canoe Race. six weeks in 1988 — he will run outcroppings at 33 and 35 feet him last year when the inquiry Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald with friends. deep, however. began, including alleged use of a “ A safety net doesn’t do any But as the race approaches, Rhode Island pilots say large in front of the car driven by Eric E. staff member to write the book, good hidden in a bureaucrat’s Hussein goes by himself. ships should be barred from the CLOSE CALL — Sambatch Orm, 5, of 67 improper use of campaign funds Mansell, of 248 Pinney St., Ellington, desk,” added Pollack. “ You’ve And as he runs, like a fleeing passage and ordered to swing Wadsworth St., clutches his father, and improper lobbying on behalf panther, across the terrain — police said. Mansell was not charged in got to get it out there, under the east of Block Island, adding 14 Throng Orm, after being struck by a car of constituents. people whose lives are falling.” Water level good for Hockanum race sometimes flat, sometimes hilly miles to the journey. on Summit Street Friday afternoon. The the incident. Dixon said the committee was The foundation based its con­ — pictures of the race course "Sooner or later, somebody’s youngster, who was not injured, ran out continuing its investigation into clusions on interviews with 6,214 flash through his mind. going to get aground out there,” another allegation surrounding Bv Nancy Concelman “In my mind. I have run elderly people at community Manchester Herald said Vernon D. Dunlap, chairman the investent in an oil and gas well meal sites in 15 states and on Heartbreak Hill several times,’’ of the Rhode Island State Pilotage by Wright and Mallick. The the Kenyan said of the portion of interviews with staffers at 31 It was about 45 degrees Sunday Commission. "With the type and committee has issued subpoenas district Social Security offices the Boston race considered the in that case, he said. morning and a light drizzle was size of ships we have today, Worst Soviet space disaster and 358 community organizations toughest along the 26-mile, 385- “ I am prepared to appear as falling, forcing spectators for the you’re going to have something serving the elderly. yard course. early as Monday afternoon, but 13th annual Hockanum River very similar to Alaska,” where a It was not designed as an “ I visualize it. ... I concentrate certainly the committee should Canoe Race to bundle up in huge oil spill occurred after the academic study and did not seek on it.” be able to schedule a hearing turtlenecks, sweaters and hats. tanker Exxon Valdez hit a rock to ensure that the 6,214 elderly That intense visualization and kiiied dozens on iaunchpad within seven days,” Wright said Clint Martin of Vernon pre­ and tore itself open. people questioned were a scientif­ concentration helped Hussein win in a letter sent to the committee pared for a swift ride down the Most ships used to go east of ically drawn survey of elderly the 1988 Boston Marathon by one MOSCOW (AP) — A magazine The late Nikita S. Khrushchev, rocket’s second stage. Sunday night. river, clad in sweatpants and Block Island until Connecticut people eligible for the program. second, the closest finish in the has published details of the worst who was premier at the time of Flames from the ignition But Dixon told a news con- sneakers — but no socks. pilots began advertising their Given those parameters, the race’s 93-year history , over disaster in the Soviets’ space the accident, said in memoirs burned through the fuel tanks of frence the committee had just In the three years they’ve been willingness to navigate the Mon­ survey found that; Juma Ikangaa of Tanzania. The tauk passage about I'/ti years ago. program, indirectly blaming the published in the West that dozens the first stage, touching off the received the letter and did not in the race. Martin and his time of 2 hours, 8 minutes, 43 deadly Iaunchpad explosion of an of soldiers and workers were fire and explosion. know when Wright would appear. —Only 33 percent knew SSI partner, Rick Jordan of Vernon, Capt. Bruce Fisher, president of could increase an eligible per­ seconds, was the second-fastest the Newport-based Northeast Pi­ unmanned missile in 1960 on killed. As for the 69 charges, the have never tipped their canoe, Ogonyok quoted a worker as son’s income. ever for the race. lots Association, conceded that haste to catch up with the United Accounts of the disaster on Oct. committee determined that ap­ but Martin said he knew they’d saying, “ A stream of fire burst —More than 90 percent as­ Ikangaa. along with 1988 third- decision has made a dent in his States. 24, 1960, have circulated abroad parent gifts from Wright’s busi­ get wet anyway. Socks would just out of the rocket, inundating sumed, incorrectly, that having a place finisher John Treacy of Block Island Sound business. The weekly Ogonyok said in an but Ogonyok’s report was the first ness partner, George Mallick, soak up the water and make his everything around it. People low paying job would automati­ Ireland, 1988 Olympic fourth- Capt. James Stillwaggon, pres­ article Sunday that workers in the official Soviet media. appeared to be improper because feet freeze, he said. tried to escape by running to the cally prevent an individual from place finisher Takeyuki Na- ident of Interport Pilots, whose ignored safety rules in the rush to It said: the Fort Worth, Texas, developer The river rose 4 inches after covered area where cars and receiving SSI. kayama of Japan, and Ethiopia’s members are licensed in Connec­ launch the first Soviet intercon­ Launch of the R-16, which was had a direct interest in legisla­ Saturday’s all-day rain, making other equipment were, but the —Half thought, incorrectly, Abebe Mekkonen, winner of the ticut, said that dent is the reason tinental ballistic missile in the to be the maiden flight of the tion” and had not been properly the water ideal, according to race 1988 Tokyo and Beijing mara­ race with the United States to Soviets’ first ICBM, had been road literally melted in front of reported to the House. that owning a house or car would organizer R. Lee Watkins. This the Rhode Island pilots are them, blocking the escape route.” automatically bar an applicant thons, were considered Hussein’s complaining about safety. develop ICBMs. scheduled for Oct. 23 but was “ The nature and extent of the year’s race drew 86 entrants, nine strongest competition in today’s It said “ a significant number” The magazine said the heat was from eligibility. more than last year’s. Watkins "W e’ve put pilots on and off postponed because of an electri­ apparent gifts from Mr. Mallick race. of people perished in the explo­ cal defect in the engine that so intense “ practically nothing indicates that Rep. Wright did not —More than a third thought, said 79 canoeists finished the approximately 300 ships out was left — only some metal incorrectly, that anyone receiv­ Leading the women’ s field were there,” Stillwaggon said. “ We sion and fireball of the R-16 caused a fuel leak. exercise reasonable care to avoid race. the two fastest marathoners in change, keys, etc.” ing regular Social Security benef­ “ The weather stinks but the know the waters, we’re more missile at a launching pad at In one of the “ gravest viola­ even the appearance of impropr­ history, Ingrid Kristiansen of its would be barred from also water level’s great,” Watkins familiar with them than anybody Tura-Tam near the Aral Sea. tions of safety precautions" the In another development, the iety, which is the hallmark of the Norway and 1984 Olympic gold collecting SSI. told canoeists before the race. else, but nobody asked our The only victim identified by hatches were removed and weld­ official Tass news agency said House gift rule,” Dixon said. medalist Joan Benoit Samuelson Volunteer Steve Gephard said opinion about it. It’s more of a Ogonyok was Chief Artillery ing work undertaken on the fully Saturday that scientists have of the United States. the temperature of the water was political issue than anything Marshal Mitrofan I. Nedelin, fueled rocket. abandoned efforts to re-establish Although Boston’s altitude probably about 47 degrees. else." serving as the first commander of Late the next day the launch contact with an unmanned satel­ doesn’t nearly approach Albu­ “The people who don’t have The commercial and political the newly created Soviet rocket was scheduled in 30 minutes but lite sent to examine Mars. That querque’s approximate 6.000 feet, LEARNING IS CHILD’S PLAY wetsuits and take a dump: it’ll get overtones to the dispute have forces. It said he was about 60 feet workers were still installing an meant the Soviets have lost touch Hussein finds his training areas their attention,” he said. made the Coast Guard reluctant from the missile when it electrical distributor that some­ with both Phobos spacecraft and the marathon course have Craig Schneider of 78 Phelps to get involved. But under pres­ exploded. how gave a command to ignite the launched at a cost of $480 million. Patrick Flynn/Mencheeter Herald some similarities. Road was one of four men in Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald sure from Rhode Island’s con­ In his adopted U.S. home city in WWW wetsuits who stood in the rapids RIVER RACE? — Steve Aiudi of East gressional delegation, officials VICTORY SIGN — Leslie Gaouette, front, and Barbara Pelletier, both of New Mexico. Hussein said there behind Cadkey Inc. to help last week agreed to look into the Hartford and Gary Di Carli of Tolland are so many places to train and so canoeists through. Schneider, a Manchester, are exhausted but happy as they drift toward shore afterthe issue and report within a week or Breakdown mars bicentennial leave the river to pull their boat off the many hills to traverse that he marine biologist, said a canoeist race. The pair placed third in the women’s class. More pictures on page so. doesn’t get bored no matter how wearing regular clothes would Union Street dam. Complicating the issue is the MOUNT VERNON, Va. (AP) - tennial of Washington’s inaugu­ future.” 12. often he runs. The start of the bicentennial ration on April 30, 1789. The Burger, chairman of the Bicen­ have to be in the river only 10 fact that Navy submarines use took our first spill,” Meisnersaid. been together for nine or 10 races, ’Turnpike. The two placed first in Watkins said he and other “ There are tougher hills in celebration of George Washing­ eight-day trip will take the tennial Commission, opened the minutes before hypothermia the passage to get to and from Taped to either end of their but other canoeists, like Mark the long-racing class even though volunteers had cleaned the river Albuquerque than in Boston,” he ton’s presidential inauguration entourage to New York on April ceremony with the dedication of a ST. MARY^S DAY SCHOOL would set in. their base in Groton, Conn. Both canoe were Burt and Ernie dolls Kressner of Vernon, recruited they tipped their canoe twice. last month but apparently more said with a smile, aware of the went off without a hitch. But not 23. 25-cent stamp bearing the like­ Chris Malone of 26 Gardner St. sides say the Navy’s presence from the children’s television new partners. Scoville said the high water carts had been dumped in. Boston Marathon course’s repu­ without a problem. The first inauguration will be ness of Washington in honor of the and his brother, Sean Malone of bolsters their case. 41 Park Street • Manchester, CT 06040 show, . Sesame Street. Ernie Kressner said he and his made for a smooth ride, but Still. Roberts said, the river is tation for its difficult upward A sparkling antique carriage recreated in New York City’s bicentennial of the executive Middlefield, weren’t worried Stillwaggon said the Navy looked a little worse for the wear partner, Jeff Kraman, wanted to forced racers to deal with low in better condition than it was stretches. “ I like trails going up carrying an actor portraying Federal Hall on the anniversary branch of the government. about the cold water, even though would never risk using the St. Mary’s Day School will offer — and Harris explained that he had maintain Kressner’s 10-year los­ hanging branches and vines. nine years ago when he started. the hills.” Washington was less than 100 feet date. About half the journey is to be they were wearing only raincoats passage unless it was safe, but fallen off the canoe during a race ing streak. They placed 16th in the “ The vines and the overhangs Roberts, who enters races all He doesn’t get bored running into the 250-mile trek from Mount “It is far more, far more made by carriage. and jeans. After four years in the Fisher said the submarines, 2 day afternoon pre-school program last week on the Willimantic Coleman class, a category for a were very tenuous.” Scoville over New England, said he enjoys Boston, either. Vernon to New York City when it indeed, than a re-enactment and The trip will take the entourage race, they knew how to stay drawing upwards of 35 feet while River. A spectator at that race certain type of canoe. said. "We almost got impaled a the Hockanum River race be­ “ There are boring courses, but broke down Sunday. One of the a celebration of a 7'/^-day trip,” through the District of Columbia, warm. on the surface, are an additional starting in September found the doll and returned it to “ Jeff is just here to take up few times.” cause it’s a local event that began Boston is not one of them,” he hazard. wheels hit a fence post and broke former U.S. Supreme Court Chief Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylva­ “When you keep paddling Harris Sunday, he said. space in the front seat,” Kressner Susan Audette of Mansfield, with an effort to clean up the said. "It’s exciting, because there the main shaft connecting the Justice Warren E. Burgertoldthe nia, New Jersey and New York. you’re OK,” Chris Malone said. “ You never see them,” Fisher “ Good luck Burt and Ernie, joked. “ He’s the anchor that who set the record time of 58:32 in river. are so many people (along the said. “ And you never hear from harnesses and the carriage. crowd of about 3,000. “ This is a Call for information Other racers decided not to every year I see you here,” a keeps the front down.” 1984, said the branches prevented “I keep coming back here to route).” them either. They don’t come on The shaky departure was the trip, a journey that has lasted 200 take chances and wore wetsuits, Dr. Jonas Salk announced a spectator shouted as the two men John Scoville of 117 Ridge St., any record times this year. Her support that effort,” Roberts Hussein, who thrives on train­ the radio because they’re trying only problem during opening years, and God willing, will last new vaccine in 1953 to immunize like Dr. Burton Meisner and the 649-4583 lugged their canoe to the starting the only canoeist who’s been in all partner, Earle Roberts of Middle- said.______ing, especially uphill, said he was to make a break for the open sea, festivities celebrating the bicen­ for many hundreds of years in the people against polio. Rev. Ernest Harris, better known point. 13 races, also had a new partner, town, complained about shopping surprised to find the Boston and supposedly there’s Russians as Burt and Ernie. Race results, page 12 course so relatively easy in his “ We’ve worn wetsuits since we Burt and Ernie said they’ve Mark Schauster of 440 W. Middle carts in the water out there waiting to track them.” first race over it a year ago. “ I didn’t get beat up last year, We Give More For Less Money like a lot of other runners do,” he ‘Lotto’ prize said. “ It was easy for me last East Catholic’s Mangiafico year. GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! “ Going up Heartbreak Hills, I among largest just shut off my mind. After NEWINGTON (AP) - The Heartbreak Hill, I worked the holder of a $7.78 million first-prize chooses Providence College other hills. It was easy going ticket in the Connecticut state INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS O Q % down the hills after going up the lottery’s “ Lotto” game was ex­ OR . hills. pected today to claim one of the A.P.R Bv Jim Tierney Mangiafico brilliant in win “ But for someone who trains on Manchester Herald a flat course, this course will be largest prizes ever awarded in CASH BACK REBATE On Selected Models* over St. Bernard’s ... page 13 the game, lottery officials said. tough for him.” 1 The holder of Friday’s winning East Catholic senior southpaw pitcher The 1988 Boston race was ticket, which was purchased in Marc Mangiafico knew he would play l-ranking in Connecticut during his junior Kenya’s Olympic Trials, and the Wallingford, was not able to 1989 THUNDERBIRD college baseball in the Big East Conference. year. victory earned Hussein a place on claim it until 8 a.m. today, lottery It was a just a matter of which lucky Eagle baseball Coach Jim Penders has his country’s team. officials said. the utmost confidence in Mangiafico. He went to the Seoul Games school would gain his services. confident of winning again, but The largest amount ever won in His final three college considerations “ There’s no question he’s going to be an the Lotto game went to a 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT outstanding Division I college pitcher,” eight days before the Olympic were Seton Hall University, the University marathon, he was struck by food Windham couple last month, (OpposKi Manch*(t*r HotpilaO of Connecticut and Providence College. Penders said. "He has tremendous work when they held the only winning habits and he’s very competitive. He really poisoning. Five days later, he Mangiafico, 18, made his decision last thought he was ready. ticket in a $7.86 million jackpot. worked hard on the offseason. He’s got an Thursday and opted to attend Providence on But during the race, his stom­ In March 1984, a Stratford man a four-year scholarship. Most likely, Mangi­ extremely strong arm. You can give him the was the sole winner of a $7.8 NEW 1989 ESCORT 2-DOOR HATCHBACK ach again felt very queasy, and he STK. #9271 afico will be in the Friars’ starting rotation ball every three or four days and he’s on. million jackpot. OVER 60 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM was forced to drop out shortly He’s the type that has to have the ball to be before the midway point, his • THIS CAR IS LOADED! effective. They (Providence) said he’s their • POWER STEERING • POWER BRAKES "^Mangfafico, a resident of East Hartford Olympic dream crushed. Still on the road who pitched for the Eagles as a freshman, is No. 1 prospect.” After that, he returned to •POWER SEATS • POWER WINDOWS Mangiafico, whose fastball was clocked in It is e.stimated that about 68,000 PRICES FROM • POWER DOOR LOCKS • AIR COND. now 3-0 with the unbeaten Eagles (4-0) and is Kenya in despair, and stayed the low 80s a year ago, is now in the high 80s. away from the maddening mara­ of the slightly over 103,000 motor • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE coming off his third consecutive one-hitter “ My fastball has a lot more velocity (this thon scene until December. He cars built since Rolls-Royce • ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM this year. In 18-2/3 innings pitched thus far year). Plus, I have good control with it,” began manufacturing them over • ANTI-LOCK BRAKES this season, the 6-1, 190-pound Mangiafico then went to Hawaii, where he three-quarters of a century ago has struck out 36 batters. Mangiafico explained. As for Providence, had won the Honolulu Marathon 6453 Including he said, “ I really liked the school. I wanted Patrick Flynn/Manohaatar Harald for three consecutive years, and are still on the road. $ After his 6-0 shutout win over St. Rebate Bernard’s on Saturday, he tied Terry to go to a place where I could step right in East Catholic senior pitcher Marc Mangiafico, shown here in a made a goodwill appearance in IN STOCK VEHICLES ONLY 14,942 the race, quitting after seven STK #9229 Hickey (a 1975 graduate) for the East and play.” ‘ Excluding Super Coupes The most refined aspect of Mangiafico’s preseason picture, has committed to attend Providence miles because he had not trained EMERGENCY Catholic school record of 20 career pitching College on a four-year scholarship for baseball. Mangiafico wins Mangiafico, also the Eagle quarter­ game is his confidence on the mound. for the event. Fire — Police — Medical A.P.R. " Annual Percentage Rate SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thur«. 8:30-8:30; Shortly afterward, he began his FrI. 9:30-6:00; Sat. 8:30-5:00 back In the fall, guided the East football “ I throw a lot better now that I don’t worry currently has a 3-0 record and has fanned 36 batters in 18-2/3 serious preparation to defend his PARTS & SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8:00-5:00 team to a state championship and a No. about things as much,” Mangiafico said. Innings pitched. DIAL 911 24 Hour Towing - CoiDplete Repair & Painting Boston title, In Manchester BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 Noi responsible lor (ypograpbical errors. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 17, 1989 - 13

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17. 1989 A - > High School Roundup Last-minute rain meant fast canoe race - i Racers in the 13th annual Hocka- ;- >■» -is num River Canoe Race Sunday got a Mangiafico brilliant in Eagle victory fast ride because of last-minute rain Saturday. The water level rose four inches after the rain, drawing 86 Bv Jim Tierney entrants to the race. The day’s best Manchester Herald time of 56:00 was turned in by Simon Ansell, who rode in a kayak. Canoeists When East Catholic baseball Coach Jim Pekka Peltokangas and Steve Nykan- Penders hands the ball to senior southpaw men had the best time of 1:02.49 in the Marc Mangiafico, the results are almost long racing class. always positive for the Eagles. Once again. Mangiafico was brilliant in the A CLASS (Long Racing) Eagles’ All Connecticut Conference opener A-3, John Scovlile/Mork Schauster, 1:05:05. with St. Bernard’s of Uncasville Saturday at AP photo A-1, Ted Kenvon/Teddv Kenyon, 1:06:20. Eagle Field. A-4, Sue Audette/Eorle Roberts, 1:08:29. Mangiafico spun a one-hitter, struck out 14 UP, UP and . . Robbie Knievel soars C CLASS (Short Racing) Saints’ batters and went 3-for-4 with three C-5, P. Peltokonoos/Steve Nvkanmen, •X runs batted in to almost single-handedly lead over the fountains at Caesar’s Palace in 1:02:49. East to a 6-0 shutout win. C-4, Harold Stanlev/RIch Molchow, ; Las Vegas, Nevada, to successfully 1:08:28. The victory moves the unbeaten Eagles to C-1, Christopher AAalone/Sean Malone, complete a 160-foot motorcycle jump 1:16:18. 4-0. They will go to West Haven to face late Friday night. Robbie is the powerful Notre Dame Wednesday morning at E CLASS (Solo Racing) wit 26-year-old son of former motorcycle E-2, John Boben, 1:10:32. 10. St. Bernard’s remains winless at 0-2. E-1, Bob Miller, 1:12:05. “ It was Marc’s day,” Penders stated. “ He daredevil, Evel, who failed on this exact •i • O CLASS (Solo Recreational) & had a mission today and he went out and jump 21 years ago. G-7, Wayne Roberts, 1:08:37. almost did it by himself. He was ahead of the G-3, (Jeoftrey Latsha, 1:11:29. Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald it/ G-4, John Bock, 1:13:27. hitters. And once he’s ahead of them, he’s G-5, George Grade, 1:14:06. extremely tough.” G-6, Scott Hansen, 1:18:55. For Mangiafico, who committed last G-1, Bill Turbish, 1:26:07. Thursday to attend Providence College on a H CLASS (Masters) four-year scholarship to play baseball, it was SPORTS H-2, Ernest Harris/Burton Melsner, 1 :2 0 :22. his third consecutive one-hitter this season. It H-1, John Powell/Ed Fritzen, :23:28. AP photo was also his 20th career win at East, which H-3, Bernie Lahickey/Lee Backm an, IN BRIEF 1:44:43. ties him for the school record with Terry GREAT GOAL — Los Angeles Kings center Wayne Hickey, a 1975 graduate (the year East won K CLASS (Medium Racing) K-1, John Onthonk/John Campbell, HIGH WATER — Above, Gretzky (99) celebrates with teammate Steve Duchesne the state championship). ’Playboy wins Blue Grass 1:12:13. Jeff Morrissey anci John after Gretzky scored the first goal of their seventh playoff He one-hit Windham in a complete-game M CLASS (Women's) game with the Edmonton Oilers Saturday night in Los win to begin the season and gained the victory LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP) — For a moment, M-2, Silvia Kennedv/Leanna Kennedy, Marshall of Vernon against Manchester after relieving Kevin 1:47:28. Angeles. trainer Harvey Vanier thought Western M-3, Carolle Keene/Pam Ricci, 2:03:32. paddle through a quiet Greene. He went 4-2/3 innings against the Playboy might win the Blue Grass Stakes M-1, Leslie Gaouette/Barb Pelletier, Indians and allowed one hit. It was really his without finishing first. 1:03:34. section of river near West fourth consecutive one-hitter, if you go back “ Disqualification passed through my mind, P CLASS (Mixed) Middle Turnpike. Left, to his final mound appearance last season but I wanted to come back and beat him ." said P-3, Rick Snarskl/Judv SnarskI, 1:15:46. when he one-hit Wolcott in a Class L P-5, Mike Lappen/Connie Lappen, 1:18:12. The ‘Great One’ Vanier. who won the 1983 Blue Grass with Play P-1, John Nllson/Susan Nllson, 1:25:54. Bernie Lahickey and Lee quarterfinal game. He had a no-hitter in that Fellow, the sire of Western Playboy. P-6, Jen Stephens/Andy MlnIcuccI, 1:25:55. Backman of South outing through 6-2/3 innings. P-2, Frank Hurley/LInda Skoglund, Mangiafico only walked two and threw 101 Pace-setting Dispersal came out and badly 1:35:21. Windsor push their way bumped the rallying Western Playboy in the P-4, Dorn Catalo/Dlane Catala, 1:36:19. leading the Kings pitches. “ For that number of strikeouts, Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Harald upper stretch Saturday, then bumped him through the rapids that’s not many pitches,” Penders said, R CLASS (Junior-Senior) INJURY — East Catholic baseball Coach Jim Penders aids St. Bernard's again with a little more than an eighth of a mile R-2, C. Whitehouse/C. Bellevance, 1:22:08. behind Cadkey Inc. They “ He’s got a iittle more pop on his fastball this remaining. R-1, Brian West/Matt Burgess, 1:41:38. Bv The Associated Press year.” third baseman Bill Buscetto during action Saturday morning at Eagle Field. “ It (the first bumping) turned him sideways S CLASS (Kayak) placed third in the St. Bernard’s only hit came off the bat of Buscetto was inadvertently spiked by Jimmy Penders (standing) as the latter S-5, Simon Ansell, 0:56:00. The king is dead and the NHL Plavoffs Brook Fordyce, one of the top scholastic a little bit and slowed his momentum.” said S-1, Seth Eisner, 0:58:59. masters class. returned to third base. Buscetto had to be taken to Manchester Memorial Randy Romero, who rode Western Playboy. “ I S-3, Bill BalockI, 1:10:49. countdown to the N H L’s next , hitters in the state, in the sixth inning. It was a got him back together and he went on and won S-4, Charles Herrick, 1:13:00. Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald coronation day begins tonight. sharp single between shortstop and third Hospital for stitches on his right hand. The Eagles won, 6-0. S-2, Nelson Broche Jr., 1:41:27. easy.” The Edmonton Oilers’ season is time in 10 years. In fact, its base. Western Playboy got to the wire a half-length T CLASS (Recreational) Z-2, Joe Parrette/Bob Bickford, 1:19.16. over but Wayne Gretzky, who led four-game sweep of the New York “ It was a legitimate hit,” Penders said. T-8, David Daley/John Zimmerman, W-7, Rich Webber/Ron Blake, 1:10:03. Y-10, Jamie PrIor/JIm Ricci, 1:14.06. Z-8, Doug Johnson/Francis Copeland, ahead of Dispersal. The winning time was 1:51 Y-4, Steve Aludl/Gary De Corll, 1:20.24. them to the last two Stanley Cups Rangers was its first playoff East scored the only run it would need in the 1:11:24. W-3, Ken Klopfer/Glenn Vincent, 1:12:39. 1'19 32. MHS boys successful in Eastern Relays 1-5 under level weight of 121 pounds on a muddy T-6, Mike Dvnia/Pete Anderson, 1:11:25. W-6, A. Massey/B. Marshall, 1:13:09. Y-3, Lee Hlgglnbotham/Jlm Coveney, Z-5, Robert Kuczo/Mark Spotford, 1:19.39. and four of the last five, and the experience in six years. The second. With two outs, senior Kevin Greene T-2, John Coles Sr./John Fay Jr., 1:13:00. W-5, Steve RIce/John Tamm aro II, 1:13:48. 1:24.15. track. Z-18, Rob Roche/teve Goode, 1:20.13 Los Angeles Kings a re very much Flyers have never missed the doubled down the rightfield line and then T-3, Lorry Ostrout/Jetf Smith, 1:16:43. W-1, William Drlggs/John Drlggs, 1:15:21. Y-5, Jett Morrissev/John Marshall, Z-11, Eric Heinrich/Eric Brown, 1:20.23. NEW BRITAIN - The Manchester High 3000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:59. “ If I had won, I ’m sure I would have come T-7, Chris Lappen/Andrew Begin, 1:16:52. W-14, Joseph Stephens/Jon Stephens, 1:26.20. alive. playoffs in their 22-year came around on a bloop single behind first Y-1, Emil Addabbo/MIke Wemmell, 1:40.38 Z-10, John Kennedy/Doug Lentocho, boys’ track team came away from the The 3 X 300 hurdle relay team of Duoang T-5, Mike Begin/Rob Phillips, 1:20:03. 1:19:35. 1:20.44. existence. base by senior Mike Hickey. down (been disqualified),” said Jose Santos, T-1, Rich Jordan/CIInt Marth, 1:20:28. W-2, Phil Schmidt/Bob Valll, 1:19:39. Y-2, Brian Lettlere/Robert Morse, 1:42.31. “ I didn’t enjoy playing this Eastern Relays two-day competition on Hemmavanh, Ted Miller and Kevin Colletti Y-7, Marcel Mathleu/Vlateur Mathleu, Z-17, Scott Mongold/John Mullen, 1:22.36. The Eagles added three more runs in the who rode Dispersal. T-9, Scott Holmes/Ted Wilbanks, 1:23:01. W-13, Mike RIccl/MIke Gandinl, 1:26:06. Z-9, Ron Postor/Blolr Ludemonn Jr., series.” said Gretzky, who scored “ This team has been down for Friday and Saturday with several fine placed third. The long jump relay of Vyen Trainer Bud Delp said Sunday he couldn’t T-4, Bill Dralle/Seb Romano, 1:23:43. W-8, Craig Maveeley/Tom Marchant, 1:49.45. 1:26.08. third. Junior Jimmy Penders led off with a T-10, Gory Mogoon/Llvlngston Davies, 1:28:44. Z CLASS (Coleman) the first and last goals as the so long, we don’t know what’s performances. Phan, Mike Castgana and Andy Delissio was figure out what caused Disersal to lug out. Z-14, M a rk M cN om oro/Tom W alsh, double to the base of the centerfield wall off 1:28:52. W-12, Chip Jordan/Robert Sellg, 1:42:21. Z-6, M ike Elnsledel/Ron Kauffm an, 1:27.21. Kings eliminated the Oilers 6-3 up.” Coach Gene Ubriaco said. “ We had many successful performances,” also third. The 3 X 110 hurdle relay of Western Playboy, who won the 1 */«-mile Jim 1:11.29. Z-15, William Munroe/Dennis Sadlon, losing pitcher Matt Pontbriant. Senior Joe W CLASS (ABS Recreational) Y CLASS (Aluminum) Z-13, Robert Cullen/AI Skinner, 1:11.38. Saturday night. “ I ’m happy for “ If people want to underestimate Manchester Coach George Suitor said. Hemmavanh, Todd Clemons and Dave Jarvis Beam on April 1 at Turfway Park in his W-9, Leon Peoslee/Roy Close, 1:08:16. 1:27.47. Gorman reached on an error by shortstop Y-6, Peter Malewicz/Scott Freerksen, Z-16, Greg Smith/Poul Smith, 1:15.35. Z-7, Mark Kressner/Jett Kramon, 1:32.12. the people of L.A.. the coaches what we did against the Rangers, Manchester’s next meet is the East Hartford took fourth. previous race, earned a start in the 1‘A-mile W-15, Eric Gottler/Greg (Jalot, 1:09:30. 1:07.41. Z-1, Gary Brown/RIch Godfrey, 1:16.06. Matt St. Louis. One out later, Mangiafico W-11, David Bogglnl/Erlc Trudon, 1:09:57. Z-12, James Redd/Doug Marshall, 1:47.51. and I’m especially happy for Mr. let them, because it can only help Co-Ed Relays on Saturday at East Hartford The 4 X 100 relay of Harold Barber, Miller, Kentucky Derby on May 6 at Chuchill Downs. Y-8, Greg Hoch/Chuck Brakette, 1:12.38. Z-4, Stephan Jason/MIke Halloran, 1:16.16. laced a single to center to score Jimmy (Bruce) McNall (the Kings’ our situation. It’s been that way High'School. Will Rivera and Ed Saunders was fourth Western Playboy is scheduled to go to Penders. Gorman went to third base and owner who spent $15 million and all season. People have con­ while the sprint medley relay of Barber, Louisville for the Derby after the Keeneland Mangiafico to second on the throw to the Senior Todd Liscomb defeated Xavier traded away lots of young talent stantly reminded us how long we High’s Stephen Swift to win the 5,000-meter Colletti, Gerry Hollis and Mark Todd was meeting closes April 28. were out of the playoffs, how plate. to acquire Gretzky last summer. run in a time of 15:59.9. Senior Craig eighth. many shots we gave up, how Two wild pitches from Pontbriant brought Anderson, Gaetti “ The other side of it is that no Hempstead was third in the two-mile run with The 4 X 200 relay of Miller, Clemons, Rivera many goals we gave up.” Gorman and Mangiafico home for a 4-0 East one takes losing any tougher than a clocking of 9:56. Zack Allaire and Dave and Saunders was fifth while the 4 X 800 relay Bles edges Player The Penguins played some of lead. (Mark) Messier and (Kevin) Ghabrial took seventh and eighth, respec­ of Dave Lavoie, Dave Hoagland, Allaire and the best hockey in their history With two outs in the Eagle fourth, Jimmy tively, in the two mile. Hempstead was seventh. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Don Bies has key the Twins Lowe. Those guys are cham­ against the Rangers. The Flyers, Penders walked and stole second. Gorman, pions,” he said of his close friends The 4 X 1500-meter relay of Hempstead, Dave Campbell took fifth in the discus with new drivers, new irons, a new putter and a new after finishing fourth in the who had two hits, then reached on an infield Allaire, Ghabrial and Liscomb finished a toss of 115 feet and was eighth in the shot put attitude. He credits all of them for his second on the Oilers. regular season, needed only six hit. Brian McGrath walked to load the bases straight victory on the Senior PGA Tour. second. Rick Eaton secured fourth in the with a toss of 42’3” . Both Smythe Division series games to defeat the first-place for Mangiafico, who blasted a line-drive Bies shot a bogey-free final round of past Yankees went the full seven games, with Washington Capitals. Pittsburgh single up the middle for the final two Eagle 6-under-par 66 on Sunday to beat Gary Player the Calgary Flames, with the best had a 4-3-1 regular-season advan­ runs of the game. by one shot and capture The Tradition, a new East girls lose both in softball tournament regular-season record in the tage over Philadelphia and won “ It’s a nice position to be in,” Penders said $600,000 tournament. Bv Ben Walker NHL, outsing the upstart Van­ its final two games in Philadel­ of his 4-0 record. “ I was very encouraged with It was the fourth career tour title and second NORTH HAVEN — It was a long and wet win for Wethersfield. The Associated Press couver Canucks 4-3 on Joel Otto’s phia after failing to win there in 14 the bats because we did not hit the ball well at this month for the 51-year-old Bies. He won the Saturday afternoon for the East Catholic East committed nine errors against We­ goal at 19:21 of sudden-death years. all yesterday (Friday). girls’ softbairteam. thersfield. Constantine walked only five of the Murata Seniors Reunion on April 2. NEW YORK — At this rate, Allan Anderson could “ The Flyers have to stop just overtime. EAST CATHOLIC (6) - J. Penders c The Eagles dropped both games they 43 batters she faced. finish with the worst earned-run average in baseball two players, in my opinion, Mario Two of the four best-of-seven 2-2-1-0, Gorman cf 4-2-2-0, McGrath dh 3-0-0-0. played in the North Haven Tournament. East “ It was disappointing,” East Coach Jay and still be a 20-game winner. (Lemieux) and (Paul) Coffey.” Sabatinl ends Graf streak division finals get under way Robinson lb O-O-O-O. Mangiafico p 4-1-3-3. lost a 20-19 heartbreaker to Wethersfield in McConville said. ‘ ’The girls are capable of Washington captain Rod Lang­ The Minnesota Twins continued to score big for tonight when the Pittsburgh Dumais 3b 4-0-0-0, R. Penders ss 2-0-1-0, their first game and then bowed to North much better. She (Constantine) did well. We AMELIA ISLAND. Fla. (AP) — Steffi Graf’s way said. “ Pittsburgh doesn’t Anderson on Sunday, beating the New York Penguins entertain the Philadel­ Greene If 2-1-1-0, Hickey rf 3-0-1-1. Fiori 2b Haven, 13-2. The second game was called hit the ball, but in the field we didn’t do well. 31-match winning streak ended in a most have the goaltender to stay with Yankees 9-4 with Gary Gaetti driving in six runs. phia Flyers in the Patrick Div­ 2-0-0-0, Desmond ph l-O-O-O. Totals 27-6-9-4. after five innings because of rain. Behind her (Constantine) she had no uncharacteristic fashion — the world’s top 1J the Flyers, but they have an “ Today, the offense took over.” Anderson said ision and the Montreal Canadians ST. BERNARD'S (0) - Buscetto 3b 2-0-0-0. East slips to 2-3 and its next game is support.” ranked woman player drove her usually lethal offensive-minded team.” after the Twins got 15 hits, including Gaetti’s two play host to the Boston Bruins in Lutey 3b l-O-'O-O, Kuja rf 2-0-0-0, Fordyce c Wednesday morning at 10:30 against cros­ Chris Aubin went 4-for-5 with three runs forehand volley into the net. “ You talk about the Pittsburgh home runs. “ When the guys score like that. I can’t the Adams Division. 2- 0-1-0. Estelle If 3-0-0-0, Pontbriant p O-O-O-O,stown rival Manchester High at Charter Oak batted in to lead the Eagle hitting attack On the other side of the net, it was also a rare Penguins and you’re talking complain.” On Tuesday night, the Chicago Rochelle p O-O-O-O. Tinnerello dh 3-0-0-0, Park. against Wethersfield. Beth White and Sue day for Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina, who about two players,” Philadel­ Anderson, 3-0, led the American League with a Blackhawks visit the St. Louis Mansee 2b 2-0-0-0. Trumbull 2b l-O-O-O. St. Trailing Wethersfield, 9-2, East erupted for Concannon added three hits apiece with the achieved only her third career victory over 2.45 ERA last season. This year, the Twins have phia’s Mike Bullard said. “ What Blues to begin their Norris Louis ss 3-0-0-0, Jones Ib/p 2-0-0-0, Wildes cf 13 runs in the top of the fourth inning to take a former driving in three runs. Graf to win the $300,000 Bausch & Lomb scored 34 runs in his three starts and Anderson has can we do? Break their legs?” Division series and Gretzky and 3- 0-0-0. Toitals 2,5-0-1-0. 15-9 lead The Eagles batted around twice in The rain began to come down harder during Championships on Sunday. made sure they stood up, allowing only three earned Flyers defenseman Mark Howe “ I started using my mind more,” said the Kings meet the Flames in the frame. East led, 19-17, heading into the the North Haven game. North Haven took a runs in 21 innings. expects “ a physical series. This East Cathallc 013 200 X— 6-9-2 Calgary. bottom of the seventh. Two hits, one walk 6-0 lead after two innings. “ North Haven has a third-ranked Sabatini, 19, who picked up Anderson gave up one earned run in seven innings team is the toughest Flyers team St. Bernard's 000 000 0 — 0 - 1-2 Mangiafico and J. Penders Pontbriont, Rochelle issued by Eagle pitcher Cheryl Constantine fine team,” McConville said. No Eagle batter $60,000 for the 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 victory. “ She started in beating New York for the second time this season Pittsburgh is in the second I ever played on. We have six or AP photo (5), Jones (5) and Fordyce. and two errors resulted in three runs and the had more than one hit against North Haven. making mistakes. My game was bothering her and extending his winning streak to six over two round of the playoffs for the first seven real quality fighters. WP — Mangiafico (3-0). LP — Pontbriant. ... This is a very emotional moment for me.” years. He gave up seven hits, struck out two and second-inning action of their game Sabatini changed tactics after the first set SAFE — New York Mets’ Kevin walked one. and used deep top-spin groundstrokes to keep McReynolds sli(jes safely past the tag of Sunday in St. Louis. The Mets lost, 3-2, Not overly impressive, but effective. St. Louis catcher Tony Pena during in 10 innings. Graf pinned deep in the clay court during much “ I guess that was kind of typical,” Anderson Lakers celebrate Kareem’s birthday of the 2‘A-hour match. assessed. “ That’s how it went last year and that’s Get Snapper quality and “ I was definitly not playing well,” said Graf, how it’s been this season.” Bv The Associated Press 1:29 left. 76ers 115, Knlcks 112 — who made 60 unforced errors. “ My serve was “ I rely on location,” he said. “ It’s not like I have a Philadelphia won its season ser­ big savings when you trade up to terrible.” A free throw by Joe Dumars fastball in the upper 80s or low 90s. I get my slider Ozzie Smith returns to lineup Kareem Abdul-Jabbar cele­ NBA Roundup and two by Bill Laimbeer gave ies with New York 4-2 behind It was Graf’s first defeat since Nov. 19,1988, and changeup over for strikes and I try to stay Mike Gminski’s 25 points and brated his 42nd birthday and the the Pistons a 100-95 lead with 55 when she was beaten 6-3, 7-6 by Pam Shriver in Charles Barkley’s 22. ahead.” Miami Heat still couldn’t hold a seconds left before a 3-pointer by the Virginia Slims Championships in New York The 76ers led by as many as 26 candle to the Los Angeles Lakers. Milwaukee Bucks, the idea of Colter made it 100-98 five seconds to end a 46-match winning streak. Simple advice for success, although many do not to key Cards’ win over Mets points in the first half, but fell In the first three meetings playing this long “ was an entirely later. mention the left-hander on the list of top pitchers. behind 112-111 on a 15-foot jumper between the expan.sion Heat and alien concept to me. I don’t know SNAPPER “ I still don’t look at it like I ’m an established By Paul LeBar hander Jose DeLeon, 2-1. landed on his side. If he didn't get how I did it, but here I am.” Cavaliers 111, Bulls 92 — by Patrick Ewing with 10 seconds Costa Rica tops U.S. major league pitcher,” he said. ‘ T v e been The Associated Press Strawberry had two solo home hurt then, he’s not going to get the Lakers. Los Angeles won by Magic Johnson scored 18 of his Cleveland handed Chicago its left. Barkley then made two free confronted by that question a lot and I ’m not sure runs forhalfofthe Mets’ four hits. hurt.” 47, 32 and 40 points. On Sunday SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (A P) — If the United 24 points in the second half and sixth consecutive defeat as Larry throws and Gminski made two what it means.” ST. LOUIS — The pain that “ The first one was a 3-0 pitch,” night, the Lakers won 121-108 and 1 Smith made none of his custom­ States learned anything against Costa Rica, it Byron Scott added 21 points for Nance scored 10 of hjs 26 points more. While Cy Young teammte Frank Viola, Roger Ozzie Smith felt at the start of the DeLeon said. “ The second one arily spectacular plays in the took a one-game edge over was that the road to Italy won’t be easy. the Lakers, who have won seven during a decisive 12-2 run at the Clemens, Dave Stewart and many other pitchers season has been passed on to the was just a fastball, too. What can field Sunday, although he drove in Phoenix for the Pacific Division Rockets 114, Mavericks 112 — “ We’re disgusted with ourselves because we consecutive division titles. end of the first half. make the most noise, Anderson is quietly going New York Mets. I say? We won the game.” St. Louis’ final run with a single. and Western Conference lead Houston put Dallas on the verge could have done better,” U.S. midfielder Bruce The Heat, losers of 12 straigt The Cavaliers, 5-0 this season about his business. “ Hopefully it can continue,” Kevin Elster’s two-out RBI “ I guess it goes to show that with four games to play. of elimination as Akeem 01a- Murray said after Sunday’s 1-0 loss to Costa road games and 38 of their first 40, against the Bulls, will face “ I think he’s established himself as one of the best Smith said Sunday after leading single in the second and Straw­ winning is much more than really “ I think there was a little pride juwon had 34 points and 19 Rica in its opening match of final-round factor from our standpoint,” got 27 points from Kevin Edwards Chicago in the first round of the pitchers in the league,” Twins manager Tom Kelly the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 berry’s first homer sent the Mets being able to make a big play or rebounds. MODELS qualifying for soccer’s 1990 World Cup. “ We’ll Heat center Scott Hastings said. and 15 each from Grant Long and playoffs if the current standings said. “ All this ‘second-time-around’ stuff is over. victory, their second straight ahead 2-0 before DeLeon get a big hit,” Smith said. “ It’s The loss means the Mavericks 214051’ play better in St. Louis, with the fans behind us. Hastings. Miami’s only two road remain the same in the final He’s been doing it for us, going on two seasons now. ” over the Mets. “ When you play a tightened. being able to help your team from “ The last three times we played must win their last three games 214041’ “ It’s not curtains for us yet,” Murray said, victories have come against the week. Chicago beat Cleveland Gaetti. meanwhile, remains one of the top players ballclub like the Mets. with their “ He’s a pitcher that makes a lot a psychological standpoint and them, the spread was in the high and Portland must lose its last “ but the next game is now life and death.” Los Angeles Clippers. three games to two in the first - INSTANT CASH SAVINGS in the game. outstanding pitching, anytime of adjustments: he’s made ad­ hopefully I did that.” 30s. We didn’t want to go home four for Dallas to gain the eighth Forward Gilberto Rhoden scored the game’s round last year. that you can beat them it’s very justments very well,” Straw­ this summer and tell everyone we Pistons 104, Bullets 98 — and final Western Conference only goal at 15 minutes into the first half. Smith’s contributions helped Cleveland led only 43-42 when Against Tommy John, Gaetti tied his career high positive.” berry said. played pretty well against eve­ Detroit completed a sweep of spot. the Cardinals sink the defending Michael Jordan, who finished for RBI. He hit a three-run homer in the third inning, Smith, who came off the St. Louis started back against National League East champion ryone in the league, but the its five-game series with Wa­ Otis Thorpe’s basket with 1:34 «60«I50^1500 with 22 points for the Bulls, scored had a run-scoring single in the fifth and got a disabled list on Saturday to spark Bob Ojeda. 0-2, on Smith’s RBI Lakers were 40 points better than shington and pulled within one left in overtime completed the OFF ANT' Earnhardt wins Union 400 Mets deeper into last place. New six straight and Charles Davis hit OFF THE OFF THE two-run homer in the seventh. a 3-2, 10-inning victory, had three single in the third. The Cardinals us.” victory or one Cleveland loss of Rockets’ comeback from a 22- TRACTOR York is 3-7, five games behind a short jumper midway through RATED MOWTiK SELLING RIDER NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C, (A P) - Dale “ I prefer to face a guy who throws hard,” Gaetti singles and two RBIs and was tied it at 2-2 in the fourth on Tom first-place Chicago. Abdul-Jabbar, the oldest clinching the best record in the point deficit . ;t3 41 48' the second quarter. BY A LEADING IN AMERICA Earnhardt, a tester of Goodyear’s experimen­ said. “ Tommy is always the same. He’s crafty. He 5-for-8 over the two days. Brunansky’s third home run and player in the history of the NBA NBA. CONSUMER FOR THE PAST CUTTING WIDTHS “ We’re disappointed in the way Nance, however, started the tal radial tires, put his experience to good use tries to get you to swing at bad pitches.” “ The one thing that we wanted went ahead on Terry Pendleton’s and its all-time leading scorer, Mark Aguirre scored four of his Bucks 100, Nets 96 — Milwau­ MAGAZINE 10 YEARS NEW ISHI’im)HO we’ve started,” Strawberry said. 12-2 run with a 12-foot baseline in breaking a 16-race winless streak. According to John, that’s what Gaetti swung at. to do was not think about the run-scoring single in the fifth. was received with a standing 19 points during a 9-0 third- kee pulled within a game of “ We are a lot better ballclub than jumper and the Cavaliers led He consistently put fought off the challenges “ The only two bad pitches I threw all day were to injury and stuff,” Smith said of St. Louis manager Whitey ovation from a sellout crowd at quarter run that put the Pistons in Atlanta in the race for fourth we’ve been playing. There’s no 55-44 at the half. of Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Darrell the firm of Gaetti and Gaetti,” John said. the sore rib-cage muscles that Herzog said he was happy to ha ve the Forum when his birthday was position to win their 18th consecu­ place in the Eastern Conference 14 Day Money Back Guarantee reason to panic. We’ve just got a Cleveland outscored the Bulls Waltrip, Geoff Bodine and Alan Kulwicki en sidelined him for seven games. a healthy Smith, who was the acknowledged by the public ad­ tive home game. by beating New Jersey. SNArCKEl)lTKKTAlLFlN.4'inNC,AVAILAm,ETOLIUAUnEl)At'l!.,. ANTS CASH SAVINGS OFF lot of improving to do.” 35-23 in the third period to seal t he SUGGESTEH RETAIL I’RICE LIMITED TIME OFFERS SEE FAR rH IFAl ING DEALER FOR DETAILS route to victory Sunday in the First Union 400. John. 1-2, gave up eight runs on 12 hits in 6 2-3 “ The only problem that I ’ve been dress announcer in the first Steve Colter scored 17 of his Ricky Pierce scored 22 points catalyst for a 12-hit Cardinals Mets manager Davey Johnson outcome. Ron Harper scored 12 of “ As soon as the race started, we knew we innings. That helpe(l increase the Yankees’ ERA to having is stiffness after I work up offense. period. He played only 16 min­ season-high 27 points during the and Sidney Moncrief 19 for the drove home that message while his 21 points in the quarter, QUALITY SHARPENING & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR were in Fat City,” said Earnhardt, who 6.34, the poorest in the majors. a sweat.” “ The doctor said he was all utes, making six of seven shots fourth quarter for Washington, Bucks, who will enjoy a home- lecturing the team behind closed including a fast-break dunk that 104 HILLIARD ST. jumped back atop the Winston Cup points “ I don’t think he had good command of any of his On Sunday, the ones having right, but you always worry,” for 12 points. which trailed 65-51 early in the court advantage in the first round doors after the game. gave the Cavaliers a 90-67 lead at standings with the victory, by 10 car-lengths stuff. I don’t know why,” Yankees manager Dallas problems were New York’s bat­ Herzog said of Saturday’s pre­ Abdul-Jabbar said that when he second half before a 12-4 fourth- of the playoffs if they can catch MANCHESTER “ Was Davey angry? He wasn’t the buzzer. over Kulwicki. Green said. “ But we didn’t help him out ters — save for Darryl Straw­ game decision to reactivate happy,” first baseman Keith joined the NBA in 1969 with the quarter run made it 97-95 with the Hawks. defensively.” berry — against Cardinals right­ Smith. “ The first play he had. he Hernandez said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 17, 1989 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 17, 19B9 A SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Consumer

CTlICOtO A CNyglond ^ ® ^ 2l^ "lll TwInaQ.YankeeaA Cubs 5, Phillies 3 Cardinals 5, Mets 3 J-Point goals—Oovis, Sanders, Price. Fouled out—None. Rebounds-^hlcogo 46 BasebaD (Davis 12), Cleveland57(Nance 9). Atsists— Spendthrift generation thinking about saving more MINNESOTA NEW YORK NEW YORK STLOUIS CH1CAOO PHILA o b rh b l Staogo 22 (Vincent 5), Cleveland 35 (Price Ob r h M O brh M Ob r h M O brhM O brh M 3 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 7 7 1 11). Total fouls—Chlcogo 25, Clevelond 14. Glodden If 4 10 0 RHndsn If 4 12 0 Walton ct 4 0 0 1 Hayes ct 4 1 1 0 Dvkstro ct Bv Vivian Marino OSmIfh ss 3 0 3 7 Technicol—Chicogocooch But many economists disagree. Bckmn 2b 3 12 1 Sox 2b 3 0 11 Webster If 5 1 J 0 Herr Jb 5 0 7 7 Jetferlj 7b 4 0 0 0 more take-home pay away but American League standings Pndifn 3b 4 0 7 1 The Associated Press Newmn 2b 10 11 Mtngly 1b 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 7b 3 1 ) 0 CJomes It 5 0 3 1 Strwbrv rf 4 7 7 7 The Wefa Group, for one, places 3 10 0 Guerrer 1b 3 0 0 0 having a tough time doing it. Puckett cf 4 2 2 0 BalbonI dh 3 0 0 0 Dawson rt 4 0 10 Schmdt 3b 4 0 10 McRvIds If Family income Am ericans in generai are poor savers. The 7 0 0 0 Brnnskv rf 4 111 Bucks 100, Nets 96 less reliance on changing demo­ Gaetti 3b 5 2 3 6 Phelps ph 10 10 Groce 1b 4 13 1 RJones rt 4 0 10 Hrnndi 1b Some economists predict baby Eott DIvMon GCorter c 4 0 0 0 TPena c 4 0 10 Self-employed Denver chiro­ Hrbek 1b 3 0 10 Slought c 4 1 1 1 IjOw 3b 5 111 Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 boomers will turn financially graphics, estimating that the W L OB Mogodn 3b 4 0 10 MThmp cf 3 0 10 net U.S. savin gs rate — the sum of personai and Toronto 6 6 .500 _ AAoses rf 0 0 0 0 Brokns 3b 3 0 10 Dunston ss 3 10 0 Doulton c 3 0 0 0 MILWAUKEE (IM) practor Mark Gander earns and earners Loudnr 1b 10 10 Pgirulo ph 10 0 0 7 0 0 0 Elstcr St 3 0 11 (Jauend 7b 4 7 7 0 conservative with age and squir­ personal savings rate will aver­ Baltimore 5 S .500 _ GIrordI c 4 0 0 0 Ttion ss 3 0 0 0 Cummings 4-141-714, Krvstkowlok 3-5S411, $120,000 a year, but a sizable corporate savings pius government surpiuses _ Larkin dh 5 12 0 Brower rf 3 0 0 0 Sutclitte p 4 0 17 Ryol pb 110 0 MWIIsn pb 10 0 0 Deljeon p Roberts 4-tO 44 14, Moncriet 7-9 5-5 19, The median U.S, family income rel away money for retirement. age 5.1 percent this year and stay Milwaukee 5 5 .500 Olcda p 7 0 0 0 Oevelond CCostlll rf 3 0 2 1 MHall ph 10 0 0 MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Youmns p 10 0 0 Humphries 7-5004, Breuer 7-4004,Pier cell-73 mortgage, hefty child-support for 1987 was $30,850, When the 5 6 .455 Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 Others say a generation raised on or deficits — is one-eighth the savings rate in in that range through the turn of Boston 4 Bush 1b 2 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 2 110 Frtiwrth p 0 0 0 0 0177, Green M O 0 10, MokesklO-1000. Totals 6 .400 1 Manllll ph 10 0 0 payments and business expenses number of earners per family is New York 3 8 .273 ?«/» Horper c 3 10 0 Tollesn ph 10 0 0 Ford ph 10 0 0 47-«115-11100. having it all won’t shake its the century. 0 0 0 0 (.each p 0 0 0 0 Detroit 7 7 .222 2'/i Gagne ss 4 1 1 0 Kelly cf 3 1 2 0 GAHorrs p NEW JERSEY (94) had been keeping him from considered, however, the Japan and one-fifth the com parabie rate of Maury Harris, chief economist 0 10 0 Tdtats 31 3 4 3 Totals 37 5 17 5 spendthrift ways. West Dlvlfton Tetats 38 9 15 9 Totals S3 4 9 2 DwMph ph Morris 7-143-4 70, Wllllom54-103-411,Corroll socking any away. median drops to $23,190 for one Totals M 3 9 S Totals M 1 ■ 3 9-15 01 18, Conner 7-8 00 4,McGee1^74 “ They have been building in other major industriaiized nations. for PaineWebber Inc., said major w L Pet. OB New York 011 000 010—3 Texas 10 1 .909 _ MtaitMOta 004 oil 210-9 7-7 76, Lee 1-300 7, (talnes 1-4 OO 7, Hinson 4-10 In the past several months, earner, and rises 1o $59,450 for spending habits that are not easy lifestyle changes could affect New York 001 010 11(^ Chicato too 130 000-S StLouls 001 117 OOx-4 5-1013, Jones OOOOO. Totals 409013-7196. Ooklond 8 5 .615 3 E—DeLeon. DP—New York 1, StLouls 1. though, he and his wife Berith four or more. demographics. In a recent study Minnesota 6 4 .600 3’/> E—Harper, Glodden. Brookens. DP— Phltadelphlo HO OOO 007—3 to change,” said Glenn Forman, a MInnesoto 1, New York 4. LOB— E—Doulton, Jordan. LOB—Chicago 11, LOB—New York 5, StLouls 7. 7B — began painstakenly saving Kansas CItv 7 5 .583 3>/i MThompson, Do uendo,Colemon.3B—Moga­ Milwaukee 33 3! 75 18-188 MEDIAN INCOME FOR senior economist for the Wefa he noted the rise in single-parent Minnesota 7, New York 4. 2B—Larkin. Phllodelphia 10. 7B—Hoyes, Webster, New Jersey 75 79 17 7 0 - N Collfornta 7 6 .538 4 don. HR—Strawberry 7 (3), Brunonskv (3). around 5 percent of their after-tax U.S. FAMILIES, 1987 ___ Some studies on America’s means. He said a good rule is that households and in couples post­ Chlcogo 6 6 .500 4W 3B—RHenderson. HR—Gaetti 2 (3), Low, CJomes. SB—Dunston (7), Dawson (1), 3-Polnt goals—Morris 3, Cummings. Group, an economic consulting Slought (1). SB—RHenderson (9). S— Groce (7). S—Youmons. SF—Wolton. SB—Colemon (7) .5—DeLeon. income while paying off debts By number of Seattle 4 8 .333 6*/» IP H R ER BB SO Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Mllwoukee organization in Bala Cynwyd, Pa. much-publicized decline in com­ mortgage payments not exceed a poning having children, which SuiKtov'i o o m n Bockman. SF—Sox. IP H R ER BB SO 47 (Cummings, Kryslkowlok, Green 7), through a plan devised by a earners per Chicago New York New Jersey 53 (Morris 10). Assists- Scott L. Shires, the Denver petitiveness have shown that the quarter of total income. would make saving money Baltimore at Boston, ood., rain Oledo L,0-7 4 9 3 3 1 7 family: Minnesota 9, New York 4 IP H R ER BB SO Sutclitte WJW 1 1-3 4 3 3 5 4 Milwaukee 74 (Green 7), New Jersey 16 professional money manager. higher savings rates among for­ Aguilera 7 3 7 7 1 7 money manager who counseled The decline in the personal tougher. Minnesota MlWIIIms S,4 ^3 7 0 0 0 1 (Conner 6). Totol (ouls— Mllwoukee 18, Texas 9, Detroit 6 Leoch 7 0 0 0 1 0 “ It’s a change of attitude, I eign rivals has enabled them to savings rate can be attributed - s ^ a . Toronto 15, Kansos CItv 8 AAndeson W,34) 7 7 3 1 1 2 Phllodelphia New Jersey 18. Technicol—New Jersey Illegal the Ganders, agreed, “ You see StLouls There are other considerations, AP photo Oakland 3, Ctilcooo 2 Gonzalez 1 2 1 1 0 0 Youmons L,0-7 6 0 5 4 5 3 defense. A—174)87. guess,” said Gander, 35, whose something you want, you buy it achieve stunning advances in partly to demographics. In the Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 0 Frohwirth 1 0 0 0 0 0 DeLeon W,7-1 9 4 3 3 4 5 Milwaukee 4, Clevelond 3, 10 Innings Oledo pitched to 3 botters In the 5fh. goal is a 15 percent savings rate. productivity and higher living post-war period there were more Nomura Securities Inc. chief California 10, Seattle 0 New York GAHorrIS 7 1 0 0 1 3 even though you may not be able to BLOCK — University of Connecticut’s John L,1-2 6 2-3 12 8 8 2 1 Umpires—Home, Crowtord; Rrst, West; Umpires—Home, Brocklonder; First, En­ Lakers 121, Heat 108 “ We’re living very modestly.. .or standards. traditional savers, those in the 45 economist David Resler added, Mondov's Oatnes gel ; Second, Runge; Third, Rennert. afford it. Baltimore (Bautista 1-1) ot Boston McCullers 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Second, Williams; Third, MeSherry. such as the high price of real Ciiff Robinson (45) blocks a shot by Rlghettl 2 2 1 0 0 1 T— 7:35.A—40,1«. rather less than someone with my “ You know the difference be­ A fat government budget de­ to 55 age bracket, than spenders, (Bovd 0-1), 11:05 a.m. estate and cars and the high New York (Hawkins Ct-2) at Toronto HBP—Hrbek by John, Harper by Rlghettl. T—7:50. A—37,749. MIAMI (108) income should be living. But that’s tween a 4-year old and a 40-year- ficit, or “dissaving” as it’s typically starting at age 20. With Oklahoma’s Stacey King (53) during the BK—Gonzalez. Long 7-13 1-7 15, B.Thompson 5-7 3-3 13, $59,450 (Flonooan 00), 7:35 p.m. the only way to get out of debt and sometimes called, is partly to the baby boomers now in their number of boomers going to California (McCosklll 20) at Chlcogo Umpires—Home, Johnson; First, Clark; Hostings 7-13 1-7 15, Edwards 1077 7-7 77, old? The pricetag on their toys.” Oriando Ali-Star Ciassic Saturday night Dodgers 2, Astros 1 Sparrow 4-17 1-1 13, Selkalv 3-9 74 8, Gray (Hlllegos 00). 8:30 p.m. Second, Phillips; Third, Reed. save money at the same time.” $46,960 Americans in general are poor blame for the poor U.S. savings peakconsumingyears.theratioof college. T—2:36. A—30,195. Basketball 1-7 3-3 5, Woshlngton 4-10 7-7 10, Neal 1-104) in Orlando, Florida. Robinson and the Milwaukee (Wegman 02) at Texas The Ganders are baby boomers, savers. The net U.S. savings rate rate, but many economists see savers to spenders has flip- Architect Kendrick and wife (Rvon 10), 8:35 p.m. 7, Shaskv 01 OOO, Popson OOOOO. Totols 44-90 $36,990 HOUSTON LOS ANGELS 7076108. Laura, a 30-year-old surgical East Ali-Stars defeated the West Ali- (3akland(Young02)ot Seattle (HonsonM), O brh M obrh M the generation born between 1946 a — the sum of personal and reduced private savings as the flopped. 10:05 p.m. L. A. LAKERS (111) technician, are still paying off Stars, 139-126. Rangers 9. Tigers 6 Young cf 4 1 0 0 Duncon ss 4 0 10 Green 7-8 44 8, Worthy 34 4-4 10, and 1964, known for freely spend­ $23,190 corporate savings plus govern­ main reason. Some economists say that will Only games scheduled Ramirz ss 4 0 2 0 Griffin ss 0 0 0 0 NBA standings school loans — in addition to Tuesday's Oomcs Abdul-Jabbar 6-7 00 17, Johnson 8-14 8-9 34, ing money and borrowing more ment surpluses or deficits — is The personal savings rate has change again as more boomers BHotchr If 4 0 2 1 Rndiph 2b 3 0 2 0 Scott 7-70 74 71, Cooper 4-7 7-7 17, Kansas CItv ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. TEXAS when they don’t have enough. been declining over the past 20 making mortgage payments on DETROIT GDovIs 1b 4 0 0 0 Morshal rf 3 111 EASTERN CONFERENCE M. Thompson 5-7 5-5 15, Woolrldge 44 7-915, one-eighth the savings rate in head into their 40s, since many by Boston at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. O brh M Ob r h M Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 a their $63,000 home. AttanHc Division Campbell 7-5 00 4. RIversOlOOO.Totals4141 But the Ganders, like a growing years after rising during the 1950s then already will have owned a New York at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Espy cf 4 0 10 KWIIms cf 6 112 Bass rf 3 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 10 Japan and one-fifth the compara­ w L Pet. OB 37-43171. Detroit ot Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Retchr ss 5 1 1 0 Sherldn dh 2 0 10 Ashby c 3 00 0 MHtchr If 3 1 1 0 number of other boomers, are and early ’60s. In 1987 it hit a house and its trappings and will no The Kendricks try to save at x-New York 50 29 .633 — Miami 19 14 35 38—108 ble rate of other major industrial­ California at Chlcogo. 8:30 p.m. Polmer lb 3 2 11 Morind dh 3 0 10 Gamlnit 3b 3 0 10 Gibson If 10 0 0 v-PtillodeIpWa 43 35 .551 6’/i L.A. Lakers 31 78 24 34—131 becoming more sensitive to how One Two Three Four 40-year low of 3.2 percent of longer be as interested in impulse least 5 percent of their $55,000 Mllwoukee at Texas. 8:35 p.m. Sierra rf 3 0 11 Whitakr 2b 2 10 0 Deshales p HamItn 3b 3 0 11 ized nations. SPORTS 10 0 0 Boston 40 37 .519 9 OPoInt goals—Cooper 7. Fouled out— Oakland at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Franco 2b 5 0 2 1 TrommI ss 4 1 1 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 ScloscIa c 3 0 10 much money they’re saving for a earner earners earnera or more after-tax income, then bounced buying. household income but scrimp to Wostilnoton 38 40 .487 11W Selkalv. Rebounds—Miami 39 (Hastings This not only reflects what Petralll c 5 3 3 0 Lynn If 4 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Leary p 2 0 0 0 New Jersey 26 53 .329 24 4),Lo$Angeles59( M .Thompson 9), Assists— future that seems increasingly earners back to 4.2 percent last year. Edward Yardeni, chief econo­ achieve that goal, like delaying Incvglla If 5 12 3 Nokes c 4 12 1 Puhl ph 10 0 0 economists call poor personal Charlotte 19 59 .244 30'/z Miami 37 (Sparrow 17). Los Angeles 27 SOURCE: U.S. C«n$at BufMU National League standings Leoch dh 10 10 CBrown 3b 0 0 0 0 Totals 21 1 5 1 Totals laden with economic uncertainty. Shires said most individuals mist for Prudential-Bache Securi­ purchase of a new car and eating 28 2 8 2 Central Division (Johnson 7). Totol fouls—Miami 30, Los InfoOripNcB planning for the future by millions IN BRIEF MStnly ph 110 0 PedriQu 3b 5 0 2 0 out less. vDetrolt 59 19 .756 — Angeles 21. A—17J05. Many openly wonder how €> 1M9 North Arrwnca Syndicat*. Inc. under normal circumstances can ties, offers the most optimistic Stone dh 2 0 10 Lemon rf 3 0 0 0 Houston 888 880 801—1 of U.S. wage earners, but harbors v-Clevelond 56 23 .709 3Vj The $3,000 in credit-card debts Buechle 3b 4 12 3 Bergmn 1b 2 2 11 Los Angtits 880 288 88x—2 they’ll survive on Social Security sinister implications for the econ­ save up to 8 percent of take-home forecasts, predicting that by 1993 OB vAtlonto 49 .628 10 Lovullo 1b 10 0 0 DP—Los Angeles 1. LOB—Houston 3, 29, they ran up for household items CMcogo v-Mllwoukee 48 30 .615 11 and pensions. Some fear that by omy. The savings rate represents pay if they follow simple rules, aging boomers will boost the Totals 31 915 9 Totals 36 6 9 4 Los Angeles 7. 2B—BHotcher, Hamilton. (saving) more, but I don’t know if Umpire schedules available Phllodetphlo 45 33 .577 14 hasn’t helped. “ We have an older Sclosclo. 3B—MHatcher. HR—Marshall v-ChIcogo the time they retire. Social billions of dollars that can be like buying with cash instead of personal savings rate to 10 Montreol 26 52 .333 33 they indeed (lo it,” said Sean Texas 112 002 210-9 (4). S—Leary. Indiana Hockey home that needed a lot of repairs, ’ ’ St. Louis WESTERN CONFERENCE Security won’t exist. Kendrick, a 31-year-old Jackson­ loaned for reinvestment and credit, establishing long-term tax percent while consumer spending Schedules for Manchester Little League Pittsburgh Detroit 002 102 001-4 IP H R ER BB SO Houston Midwest Division “ My friends talk about it business growth. plans and living within their will slow sharply. Kendrick said. umpires are to be picked up Monday April 24. at New York E—Petralll, Sierra. DP—Detroit 2. Pet. O B ville, Fla., architect whoisputting LOB—^Texos 11, Detroit 14. 2B—Sheridan, Deshales L,1-2 5 7 2 2 1 x-Utoh W 79 .428 — 8:15 p.m. at the American Legion Hall prior to Petralll, Trommell, Franco, Pedrique. Andersen 3 1 0 0 1 OB V-Denver 47 34 .538 7 HR—Palmeiro (2), Bergman (1), Bue- Los Angtits NHL playoff picture the monthly Little League meeting. Anyone Son Pronclsco 6 4 V-Houston 47 34 .538 7 chete(2),KWIIIIams(1).tncavlglla(2),Noke$ Leary W,2-1 9 5 1 1 0 6 Onclnnotl 7 4 .636 '/> Dallas 35 44 .443 14 interested in umpiring should also stop by and (3). SB—Espy (7), Sheridan (1),Stoned). Umpires—Honr>e, Bonin; Rrst, Harvey; Son Diego 6 7 .462 2'A Son Antonio 21 57 .269 28 DIVISION FINALS Second, Pulll; Third, Davidson. see Lloyd Boutilier. Atlonto 6 7 .462 2V3 Miami 14 65 .177 35 Woles Conference IP H R ER BB SO T—2:30. A—39,520. For more information, call Boutilier aat Los Angeles 5 7 .417 3 Pacific Division Monday, April 17 Line charges Good deals at Uncle Sam’s garage sales Taxat Houston 5 6 .365 V-L.A. Lokers 53 25 .679 — Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Hough W.2-0 5 1-3 5 649-4274. Sune8 rf 10 0 0 Monday's Oomes Thundov, April 27 cards. But depending on the agency program. Umpires—Hon>e, Roe; Rrst, Reilly; DJams ph 10 0 0 Mnwrng c Telephone customers got a bit of good news (Valenzuela 0-2), 10:05 p.m. 4 0 11 Boston at Oiorlotte, 7:X p.m. Pittsburgh ot Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m.. If Ford Tempo GL for $3,000 at a director of the Wisconsin Bureau of offices and city halls. You can also ask Second, Gordo; Third, Hendry. Blauser 2b 3 0 0 0 Uribe ss and auction logistics, MasterCard and If interested, call Masse at the school at Son Diego (Rasmussen 1-1) at San 4 0 0 0 New York at Chlcogo, 8:X p.m. necessary this month with the announcement of the T-4:07. a —16,030. Benedict c 3 12 0 Price p General Services Administration Procurement. the agencies to put you on their Froncisco (Gorrelts 1-0), 10:05 p.m. 110 0 Son Antonio at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Montreal ot Boston, 7:35 p.m.. If necessary Visa may be accepted. Other accepta­ 647-3553 or 647-3550. Puleo p 0 0 0 0 MWIms 3b 10 0 0 resignation of Dennis Patrick, chairman of the Only games scheduled Socramento at Phoenix, 10:M p.m. (GSA) auction in Detroit last No­ Although each government agency notification lists. Some federal agen­ Acker p 10 0 0 ble forms of payment include cash, Tuesdoy't Oomes Utah ot L.A Clippers, 10:» p.m. Saturday, April 29 Federal Communications Commission. Blue Jays 15, RoyaIsS Berroa rf 10 0 0 vember. The car came with air- follows its own rules for disposing of cies provide recorded messages of Chlcogo ot Montreol, 7:35 p.m. Seottle ot Golden Stole, 10:X p.m. Phllodelphlo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m.. If money orders, traveler’s checks, Phllodelphia ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Totals 21 1 7 1 Totals 20 6 9 5 The bad news is that much of his legacy with surplus property, some common Giants play basketball Tuesday's (Tomes necessary conditioning, power steering, power future sales. cashier’s checks, certified checks, Houston ot Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. KANSAS CITY TORONTO Washington at Boston, 7:X p.m. Boston at Montreol, 8:05 p.m., If necessary the FCC remains. While Dennis Patrick is Atlonto 881 880 008—1 brakes, AM radio, air bag and guidelines apply to most surplus- For details, send for the following Pittsburgh ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. O brh M Ob r h M Charlotte ot New Jersey, 7 : » p.m. credit union checks, government Son Froncisco 102 020 OOx—6 hardly a household name, you need only look at HARTFORD — Members of the New York Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. Wilson cf 3 111 Moseby cf 3 10 0 Milwaukee at Phllodelphlo. 7:X p.m. exceptionally low mileage of 44,778. property sales by the federal free pamphlets; “ Sale of Federal DP—Atlonto 1, Son Froncisco 2. LOB— checks and personal checks with Son Diego at San Froncisco. 10:35 p.m Elsnrch cf 10 0 0 Gruber 3b 6 4 4 6 Dallas ot Miami, 7:X p.m. Campbell Conference your telephone bill to notice his impact on the Giants football team will play a group of Atlanta 5, Son Francisco 5. Within 30 days the Kelseys had sold government. Surplus Personal Property” (GSA, Seltzer 3b 4 10 0 2B—LSmIth, informal bank letters of credit that Borders c 6 12 2 Mitchell 2, Speler. S Detroit at Cleveland, 7:X p.m. Tuesday, April 18 national telephone system. He was one of the Trinity College employees in a benefit Brett 1b — P u le o . SF— Atlanta at Indlono, l:X p.m. their car for $3,600, earning a nice ■ Don’texpectany steals. GSA auto Property Management Division, Wa­ 5 2 3 1 GBell If 5 2 3 2 Maldonodo. Chlcogo at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. guarantee payment. Trtabit rf 4 1 1 0 Ducey If 0 0 0 0 L.A. Clippers at Utah. 9:X p.m. Los Angeles at Calgary, TBA prime architects of the Reagan revolution’s basketball game Thursday. April 20. at the IP H return on their investment. auctions, for instance, “ aren’t for the shington, DC 20407) and “ How to Buy Bucknr dh 5 12 1 McGrIff 1b 4 12 2 R ER BB so Golden Stole ot Seattle, 10 p.m. Costing Gymnasium at Trinity. Manchester Attanta Thursday, April X impact upon the national telephone system. BJocksn If 3 1 1 2 Borfield rf 5 12 3 Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. Chlcogo at St. Louis, 0:35 p.m. Many branches of government uninitiated,’’ says Anthony Ivarra, Surplus Personal Property from the ■ Conditions of sale. The govern­ Puleo L.0-1 21-3 5 4 4 1 1 resident Craig Schneider, a biology professor, American League results Boone c 3 0 0 1 Brenly dh 10 0 0 Portland at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. Los Anoeles at Colgory, TBA The FCC. under Patrick, brought free market Acker 2 2-3 4 2 2 3 1 periodically hold auctions to rid the agency’s property-marketing spe­ Defense Reutilization and Marketing ment does not warrant the condition of Thurmn pr 0 0 0 0 Mlinks dh 3 0 10 will be a member of the Trinity team. Assnmehr 2 0 0 0 0 1 Saturday, April 12 principles and deregulation to the interstate Mocfarln c 10 0 0 Lee ss 5 2 2 0 themselves of excess property such as cialist in Chicago. Although known Service” (DOD Surplus Sales, P.O. items sold or their suitability for any Boever 1 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis at Chlcogo, 0:35 p.m. Giants players will sign autographs during Pecoto ss 2 110 Lawless 2b telephone industry. 2 3 10 Son FronclKO NBA results Colgory at Los Angeles, TBA furniture, industrial equipment, cars defects are listed, GSA gives no Box 1370, Battle Creek, MI 49016). particular purpose. The sales catalog Brewers 4. Indians 3 FWhIte 2b 2 0 0 0 halftime. Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 the Price W.1-1 5 6 1 Monday, April M Chief among the tools used to revolutionize WelImn 2b 3 0 3 2 1 1 1 and trucks, office equipment, tax- guarantee whatever. Neither does it For state, municipal, U.S. Marshall and auctioneer point out any known Lefterts 2 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis ot Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. day of the game. Proceeds will go toward the Tobler ph 10 0 0 Calgary at Los Anoeles, TBA the telephone industry has been the subscriber offer test drives. Dealers go to these discrepancies or defects. Inspection CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE La Cass 2 1 0 0 0 1 forfeited property and personal items or IRS auctions, call local offices StItwII ss 0 0 0 0 Rockets 114, Mavericks 112 Wednesday, April 24 Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Associa­ Ob r h M Ob r h M WP—Puleo 2. line charge, a federally mandated local access things and know what they’re doing. dates and times also appear in the sale Totals 37 8 12 8 Totals 40 15 17 15 Chicago ot SI. Louis, 8:35 p.m.. If necessorv seized by customs and drug- directly. tion Inc. and to the St. Elizabeth House Project Browne 2b 5 0 10 Molltor dh 4 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Marsh; First, Da­ line charge. This charge, raised this April from notices, brochures or catalogs. rling; Second, Wendelstedt: Third, Mon­ enforcement agents. You may not. ■ Registration. Sign your name and O M c D w I c f Konsos city 610 010 000— 8 HOUSTON (114) of the Mercy Housing and Shelter Corp. For tague. Los Anoeles of Calgary, TBA, If necessorv $3.20 to $3.50 a month for residential Full payment must be made before 4 0 0 0 Toronto 240 300 33x—15 B.Johnson 1-5 04 7, Thorpe 7-18 0-1 14, ■N Owners of small businesses espe­ At the same auction where the address at the registration desk and Sorhoff c 5 12 0 Carter dh 4 12 0 T—2:30. A—26,048. more information, call 297-2199. DP—Toronto 1. LOB—Kansos City 9, 0(aluwan 15-71 4-7 34, Floyd 7-9 1-7 6, Friday, April a consumers, was a direct result of the breakup Kelseys bought their Tempo GL, obtain a bidding number. Auction a purchased item can be removed, Felder pr 0 10 0 POBrIn lb 4 2 12 cially stand to gain from shopping at Toronto 11. 2B—BJockson, GBell 2, Woodson 4-6 1-1 9, Chlevous 4-13 8-9 X, St. Louis at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m.. If necessary of AT&T. The subscriber line charge was and restrictions limit the length of Shefflld 3b 5 0 2 0 Snyder rf 5 0 11 McGrIff 2, Borders 2, Gruber, Pecoto. McCormick 2-3 1-1 5, Leovell 1-4 1-7 3, Uncle Sam’s. Besides low-cost cars Shirley and Jess Reffert of Warren, rules and procedures plus a catalog of Yount ct 5 12 0 DCIark If 5 0 2 0 Braves?, Giants 2 3B—Gruber. HR—Gruber (3), Barfield (4). Berry 44 3-411, F.Johnson442-710.Totols46-95 Colgory at Los Angeles, TBA, If necessary created to increase local telephone rates, in and trucks, they can bid on all sorts of Mich., paid $400 more to buy an the items and lots for sale will be time the property can be left at the Deer rt 1 1 0 0 Jacoby 3b 5 0 2 0 SB—Pecoto (1), Wellmon (1), BreH (7), 21-29114. Braggs If 4 0 3 3 Allonson c order to obtain additional revenues, which identical car. It has been a pain in sales site after an auction. A 20 4 0 0 0 Moseby (2), GBell (1), Lawless (2). S— R r s t Gome DALLAS (112) industrial and agricultural machin­ available. Umpire Conlan dead at 89 Froncn 1b 2 0 10 Fermln ss Sunday, April X 4 0 2 0 Moseby. SF—Wilson. ATLANTA SAN FRAN Dontlev 4-14 4-4 18, Torplev 10-17 8-11 20, would then be used to decrease long distance their necks ever since, the Refferts ■ Sales methods. Sealed bids re­ percent penalty applies if you fail to Engle 1b 2 0 0 0 Chlcogo at St. Louis, 7:05p.m., Itnecessorv ery, equipment and supplies. IP H R ER BB SO O brh M O brhM Wennlngton 3-5 04 4, Harper 10-19 3-4 27, SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Jocko Conlan Spiers ss 2 0 0 1 interstate rates. The FCC believed that this report, costing an additional $400 in quire receipt of bids at specified sales fulfill your part of the auction Kansos City LSmIth If 4 0 2 0 Butler cf 3 0 10 Blackmon 8-»4-4X,Blab7-31-15,Wllllams2-5 In addition, the GSA Business (kintnr 2b 4 0 0 0 Totals Los Anoeles at Colgory, TBA, If necessary knew no one cheers for umpires. Bannister 1 2-3 9 6 6 0 1 Gregg rf 4 2 2 3 Brantley p 0 0 0 0 044, Wiley 1-2047, Tyler 1-2042, JonesOI 040, was necessary to prevent large users of transmission repairs. offices by a certain time and date. The contract. Totals 34 4 10 4 Service Center in Philadelphia re­ “ Right or wrong, the umpire’s always the Sobrhgn L,1-1 2 1-3 3 3 3 2 2 GPerry 1b 4 12 4 MWIms ph 10 0 0 Dovis 01040. Totals 434127-24112, telecommunications services from leaving the Montgmry 2 0 0 0 3 2 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Clevelond 200 010 000 0 -3 CONFERENCE IHNALS villain,” Conlan, who died Sunday at 89, once TGordon 1 2 3 3 3 2 Evans 3b 3 0 0 0 MIdndo ph 0 0 0 0 Houston 24 14 23 31 10-114 Woles Conference national telephone network to build their own Mllwoukee 000 120 000 1 said in summing up his role on the field. Gleoton 1 3 3 3 1 0 Blouser 2b 0 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 5 12 0 Dallas « 21 » X 8—n i Monday, May 1 — Gome 1 telephone system. One out when winning run scored. Toronto 3-Polnt gools—Harper 4, Floyd. Fouled Home-equity loans JDavIs c 3 10 0 WCtark 1b 4 0 10 Wednesday, May 3 — Gome 2 E—Spiers 2 Browne. DP>-Cleveland 2, “ That’s the way it’s been for 100 years and Stieb 1-3 4 6 6 3 0 DJan>es cf 3 0 10 Mitchell If 4 12 2 out—Wennlnglon. Rebounds—Houston 43 Friday, May 5 — Gome 3 DON’T MONKEY Milwaukee 1. LOB—Cleveland 11. Mil Wells W.1-0 4 6 2 2 1 3 Tredwy 2b 4 2 10 Riles 3b 3 0 2 0 (Ololuwon 19), Dollos 44 (Torpley 14). Sunday, May 7 — Gome 4 you learn to take it. Ballplayers do dumb waukee 10. 2B—Snyder, Yount. HR— FIVE YEARS A FTE R the first subscriber TCastlllo S,1 4 ^3 2 0 0 1 2 Smoltz p 110 0 TrJones rf 4 0 0 0 Assists—Houston 31 (Ololuwon 7), Dollos 25 Tuesday, A4ov 9— Gome 5, If necessary POBrIen (2). SB—Brovvne (1). S—Spiers, line charge ws implemented, it is clear that just fine things. Day in, day out, they throw to the wrong HBP— Boone hit by TCostlllo. W P— Alvarez p 10 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 (Harper 7). Totol fouls—Houston 74 working Allonson. SF—Spiers. base. Nobody boos. We call a close one and TCastlllo. Uribe ss 10 0 0 Dollos 77. Technlcols—Leovell, Thorpe, Thursday, May 11—Go me4,Itnecessorv there have been major winners and losers in AROUND... IP H R ER BB SO Umpires—Home, Morrison; First, ONIxon cf 3 0 0 0 Tyler, Torpley. A—17407. Clevelond the restructuring of the industry. The sub­ 40,000 scream.” Welke; Second, Evans; Third, Shulock. Downs p 1 000 Saturday, May 13—Gome7,If necessary By the Editors Farrell 4 2-3 6 3 3 4 2 T—3:38. A—35,210. Jurak ss 10 10 scriber line charge increases have been the Conlan. a National League umpire for 24 Bolles 21-3 1 0 0 1 1 76er8l15,Knicks112 of Changing Times Speler ss 1 000 Campbell Conference Try Our Pay-By-Mail years, died at a local hospital. The cause of Atherton L A I 21-3 2 1 1 2 1 Totals 21 7 8 7 Totals 25 2 9 2 Tuesdov, May 2 — (tame 1 primary engine fueling AT&T’s long distance Orosco 0 1 0 0 0 0 Athletics3,WhlteSox2 Thursday, May 4 — (tame 7 death was not announced. Mllwoukee NEW YORK (111) rate reductions. Home-equity loans are working, according to Attanta 158 188 880-7 Newman 4-113-417, Oakley M 7-314, Ewing Soturdoy, Mov 4 — Gome 3 He was just 5-feet-7 and weighed 160 pounds. Clutterbck 4 5 2 2 1 1 Son F ro n cisco 288 888 888— 2 Monday, May 8 — Gome 4 While AT&T proudly proclaims in commer­ most observers. No major, scary blowbacks have OAKLAND CHICAGO 5-5 44 16, Jackson 7-10 01 16,G.WIIklns4-1I Program... Knudson 4 5 1110 E—Riles. DP—Atlanta 1, Son Francisco 1. But, despite his stature, he was an umpiring Ob r h M 3-4 11, Vondeweghe 4-4 4-413, Green 1-31-2 3, Wednesdov, May 10— Gomes, Itnecessorv cial after commercial that its rates have fallen been reported. Borrowers are using the loans MIrabella 1 0 0 0 1 0 O brh M LOB—Atlanta 4, San Franclsco9.2B—Gregg, Polonia If 4 0 11 Guillen ss 4 0 10 Stricklond 3-5 04 4, Walker 5-9 1-1 11, giant and in 1974 became the fifth arbiter Crim 1 1 0 0 0 0 Riles, WCtark, Mitchell. HR—Mitchell (5), by 38 percent, it doesn’t tell you that these prudently and responsibly. Phillips 2b 5 0 2 0 Gallghr cf 3 110 Tucker 7-4 04 5,E.WIIkIns 1-33-45.Totols Frldov,Mavl2—(tame4, Itnecessorv It makes paying your subscription easier on Knudson pitched to 2 batters In 9th, GPerry (2). S—Smoltz. SF—Gregg. Sunday, AAoy 14— (tame 7, If necessary reductions have been made possible by inducted into the Hall of Fame. Orosco pitched to 1 batter In 10th. DHedsn cf 4 0 11 Baines dh 3 12 0 41-7523-31112. Home-equity loans, touted as the all-purpose line you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 PB—Allonson. Parker dh 4 0 10 Caldern rt 3 0 11 PHILADELPHIA (115) increases of over 71 percent in the subscriber IP H R ER BB so Smith 4-5 2-2 to, Borklev 9-13 4-7 22, of credit for tax-savvy homeowners, have caught on weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Umpires—Home, Cousins; First, Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 10 AAerullo c 4 0 11 Attanta line charge, which, even at the previous level of Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Robldx 1b 3 0 0 0 GmlnskI 10725-525, CheeksS-100410, Hawkins McKean; Second, Kolser; Third, Vottog- Smoltz W.7-1 5 8 2 2 1 5 fastest with borrowers who are middle-aged, Stenbeh 1b 3 0 10 Boston If 2 0 0 0 M1O10 21, Anderson 4-12028, Henderson 4-5 $3.20 per month, has resulted in over $8.3 billion months. 6 months or a full year... drop it in the glo. Alvarez S,1 4 1 0 0 2 3 BIknshp pr 0 10 0 Monrlq 2b 10 0 0 04 8, Colemon 1-1 04 2, Brooks 3-3 1-1 8, GoK high-income and highly educated, says Richard Tagel may miss Derby T—3:27. A—18,547. San Froncisco in higher charges assessed to the nation’s mail. Then, you can forget about having ready Gallego 2b 0 0 0 0 Kittle ph 10 0 0 Thornton 04 04 0, Welo 071-71. Totals 4M1 Downs L.2-1 5 8 7 7 1 0 Curtin, who directed a University of Michigan Javier rf 4 12 0 Lyons 2b 2 0 10 73-79115. cash to pay your carrier . answering the door PARIS (AP) — Tagel, a French challenger Bronhev 2 0 0 0 1 0 telephone users. Angela 10, MarInersO Weiss ss 4 12 1 EWIIms 3b 3 0 10 New York 14 23 14 77—112 home-equity survey of 2,510 households nationwide. Gossoge 2 0 0 0 2 2 In a recent FCC study, it was revealed that when it’s inconvenient . or being at home ta for next month’s Kentucky Derby, missed a Totals 35 3 11 3 Totals 29 2 8 2 Phitadtiphki 4) M I f 27—115 LPGA Loa Angeles scores The survey i.s one of the first systematic looks at who Smoltz pitched to 2 betters In the 6th. 1-Polnl goals—Oakley 7, Jockson 2, less than 5 percent of recent rate reductions preparatory outing at Longchamp racetrack HBP—JDavIs by Downs. BK—Downs. pay your bill. CALIFORNIA SEATTLE Ooklond 801 080 181-3 Hawkins, Brooks. Newman, Vondeweghe is actually using the loans and for what purpose. WE WILL NOTIFY Sunday and very well may miss his trip to o b rh M Ob r h M PB— Kennedy. Tucker. Fouled out—Smith. Rebounds— LOS ANGELES (A P) — Rnol scoresond could be attributed to the effects of a more Chlcogo 888 188 010-8 Umpires—Home, Dorling; Rrst, Wendel­ These upscale consumers resist piddling their Dwnng dh 5 2 2 1 Reynlds 2b 4 0 2 0 DP—Oakland 1, Chlcogo 2. LOB—Ooklond New York G (Oakley 10), Phllodelphia G prize money Sundoy In the 8450400 LPGA competitive long distance marketplace. In YOUR CARRIER Churchill Downs. stedt; Second, Montague; Third, Simply complete the coupon oelow and send McLmr 2b 5 13 2 Griffey cf 4 0 0 0 8, Chlcogo 6. 2B—Bolnes 2, Lansford, (GmlnskI 17). Assists—New York 23 Al-Stor Centlnelo Hospifol Clossic, played on equity away on impulse purchases or trips to Vegas THAT YOU ARE A The colt, who has not raced since finishing DWhtte cf 5 2 2 2 ADavIs 1b 3 0 10 Marsh. (Jockson 9), Phllodelphia 31 (Cheeks 17) (he oor-77, 4,215yord Rancho Pork (talf effect, local rates have skyrocketed and long It to us. . or if you would like more information Parker. 3B—Javier. SF—Polonlo, Cal­ T—2:31. and are fully aware of the dangers of defaulting. PAY-BY-MAIL third in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, was Joyner 1b 5 0 2 1 Leonord If 3 0 0 0 deron. Totol (ouls—New York 23, Philadelphia 24 Course (o-denotesomateur): distance interstate rates have plummeted. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ Wsntn rf 4 0 11 Brontly dh 3 0 10 IP H n ER BB SO Technical—New York Coach PItIno A— 77-6947—708 This amounts to a massive shift in wealth from Tax reform in 1986 made home-equity loans hot CUSTOMER. coughing and had to miss the Prix de Brody rf 1 0 11 Brilev rf 3 0 0 0 Oakland 17,713. Hollis Stoev, 834400 70-71-48—709 tion Department, 647-9946 After initial pay­ Fontainebleau, CDavIs If 5 1 1 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 SDovIs 5 6 1 1 3 1 ExposS,Pirates4 Noncy Lopez. 834,(40 47-7549—209 the local telphone subscribers to long distance because the interest paid generally retains its tax Schroedr c 4 3 2 1 SBrodley c 3 0 0 0 Honeycutt 21-3 2 1 1 2 3 Beth Donlel, 871475 71-7444—211 ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 Oulnons ss 3 0 0 0 PlatonalOA.BulletsGB users. Unless a telephone user makes a deductibility. With other types of borrowing, such as 1 Trainer Francois Boutin also withdrew Eckerslev W.1-0 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 (11 Innings) Alice RItzmon, 821.375 49-77-70—211 another of his hopes, Louis Cyphre, from the KAndrs ss 4 11 1 Oilcaoa Colleen Wolker, 813,575 67-7570—217 substantial number of long distance interstate automobile loans, deductibility is phase(l out in Totals 42 10 15 10 Totals 29 0 4 0 Mortho House, 813,575 68-71-73—212 King LJO-3 8 1-3 10 3 3 2 3 WASHINGTON (98) calls each month, he/she is a net loser under steps. This year you can claim only 20 percent of the Prix de Noailles for the same reason. D.Ammoccopone, 813,575 7747-73—712 Pall ^3 1 0 0 0 0 MONTREAL PITTSBURGH King 1-10 3-4 5, Cotledge 54 1-7 11, Oallfomki 110 032 021—10 O brh M Jone (taddes, 89,113 70-71-72—713 the FCC plan. The $3.50 a month charge interest expense, 10 percent in 1990 and nothing “ A number of my horses are coughing and Umpires—florr>e, Ford; First. Kosc; O brhM C.Jones 3-7 04 4, Malone 8-X 01 14,Wolker Seottle 000 000 000— 0 Second. Hlrschbeck; Third. Barnett. Raines If 6 0 2 2 Bonds If 6 0 2 0 Myro Btackwelder, 89,113 48-7572—213 ’J Eockles 5-11 7-3 ll.J.WIIIIoms 5-13 overwhelms any of the potential savings that after that. So lenders began encouraging you to I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my both these colts are running temperatures,” E—Schroeder. Presley, Quinones. OP— T—2:55. A—20,969. Foley 2b 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 6 0 11 Ok-Hee Ku, 89,113 49-71-75—213 Californio 2, Seattle 1. LOB—Californio 6, Gatarrg 1b 5 1 1 0 Congels cf O.AIorle 1-3047,Colter Sherri Turner, 89,113 71-48-74—713 have occurred due to the reductions in the long finance that new Pontiac with a home-secured loan Boutin said. 3 0 0 0 12-187-777. Totols43-99101S98. Seattle 3. 2B—ADavIs, McLemore, Brody. Aldrete rf 5 0 10 Medvin p 0 0 0 0 Heather Farr, 84.X1 7572-49—214 pay-by-mail subscription on — —— — —— “ Thisisno1tooserious,” headded. “ Evenso, 3B—OWhIte. HR—Schroeder (1). SB— distance rates. that still carried a fat tax deduction. National League results Watloch 3b 4 0 00 Wolk p 0 0 0 0 DETROIT (IM ) Tracy Kerdvk, 84401 7448-70—714 Reynolds (3). DWhIte (5). Hudler ss Avoko Okomoto. 8640) 77-71-71-714 it may well delay Tagel’s training long enough 110 0 Redus cf 2 0 10 Aguirre 5-10 9-10 19, Mohorn 7-4 2-7 6, Today, of the 58 percent of households with first IP H R ER BB SO DMrtnz cf 3 0 11 Bonilla 3b 5 12 0 Janet Anderson, 84,001 71-77-71—714 CONSISTENT WITH many of the principles Enclosed please find payment tor to rule him out of the Kentucky Derby.” Oolifornla l^lmbeer 5-14 5-5 15, Oumors 414 44 18, Cindy Rorlck, 84401 70-72-72—214 mortgages, better than one in 10 have a home-equity RedsS.PadresO Santoven c 4 12 1 Oberkfl 1b 5 1 1 0 Johnson 5-9 1-1 11, Thomas 511 04 10 Blyleven W.2-0 9 0 0 16 Owen ss 3 1 1 0 RReyIds rf 5 12 1 Louro Hurlbut, 84401 7448-72—714 of the Reagan revolution, business and Carrier Delivery: Seottle Rodman 554514, Salley 2-31-75, Edwards 34 loan. The loans are split almost evenly between WJhnsn ph 1 000 JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 024, Lona04000.Talols38-7425X 104. Susan Sanders, S4.X1 47-7473—214 industry benefited greatly under the Patrick □ 3 months *23 10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 Compbetl LA2 4 ^3 8 5 2 0 2 CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO DGorcl 2b 10 0 0 LVIllere c 2 0 0 0 Robin Walton, 84,001 70-70-74—214 traditional fixed-amount second mortgages and Stewart takes Heritage MJockson 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 1 administration of our national telecommunica­ Ob r h M O brh M R?rez p 10 0 0 Ortiz c 2 0 0 0 Wothlnolon 31 )| 34 j j _ ^ Siellev Hamlin, 84401 70-70,74—714 home-equity lines of credit, which let you borrow at Senior Citizens: Solono 2 12 0 11 Larkin ss 3 10 0 RAIomr 2b 4 0 0 0 ONIxon ph 1110 Bernard ss 2 0 10 Down Coe, 84,244 7570-70—715 tions policy. Corporations have saved billions Schooler 1 2 1 1 0 2 Mcfjffgn p D"T9N 33 13 25 23—IM Cothy Morse, 84,244 7549-71—215 will up to an approved limit. Home-equity loans turn □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 ye a r‘86 24 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) - Sabo 3b 3 1 1 0 Ronnry 3b 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 SCorter ph 0 10 0 5Polnt gools-Oumors 7, J.willloms, WP—MJockson, Solono. EDovIs cf 3 0 0 0 TGwynn cf 4 0 2 0 Ptzgrld ph 0 0 0 0 Bell ss 2 0 10 of dollars on telephone costs and now are also out to be most popular in the Northeast, where 20 Payne Stewart, who skipped the Heritage Umpires—Home, Merrill; First, DenkIn- Colter. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Daniels If 3 0 12 Kruk rf 4 0 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Drabek p 2 0 0 0 Woshlngton G (Cotledge 14), Detroit 57 presented with a wide range of competitive Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount Classic for four straight seasons before coming ger; Second. McCoy; Third, Palermo. Bnzngr 1b 4 1 1 0 CMrtnz 1b 3 0 0 0 Brooks ph 0 0 0 1 GWIIson rf 3 0 0 1 percent of homeowners are borrowers. Curtin T—2:18. A—10,621. (Lolmbeer 10). Assists—Woshlngton 19 options from which to purchase lower priced WInghm rf 4 12 2 Wynne If 3 0 10 Burke p 0 0 0 0 (J.willloms 5), Detroit 27 (Dumors. thinks that’s because home prices in the Northeast ‘ Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary back this year, plans to be back next year. Tetats Reed c 4 11 1 Parent c 3 0 10 28 5 9 5 Totals 45 4 11 2 Thomos 7). Total fouls—Woshlngton 77 Calendar telecommunications services. Conversely, the After all, he’ll be the defending champion. Tmpitn ss 3 0 0 0 have had a sharp run-up in recent years, so owners Oester 2b 4 0 10 Detroit 17. Technicals—Woshlngton lllegoi average telephone user, who makes a small “ Oh yeah, I ’ll be back.” he said. “ It’s a great Mahler p 4 0 10 Whitson p 2 0 0 0 M ontroot 110 118 81— 9 defense. Cotledge, Mohorn. A—^2) 454. have more to borrow. Roberts ph 10 0 0 P ittsb u rgh number of long distance calls, is worse off and Name thing about winning: you always want to come Grant p 0 0 0 0 E—Walloch 2, Bonilla. DP—Pittsburgh!. TODAY is paying higher telephone rates. Patrick Prudence turns out to be the hallmark of back and defend your title because you are only Radio, T V Totals 32 5 8 5 Totals 31 8 6 8 LOB—Montreol 8, Pittsburgh 11.2B—Raines, B o se b o ll Apt Sontoventa. SB—OoAAartInez (1), Hudler resigned in face of growing Congressional home-equity borrowers; Those who have taken out Address the only defending champion that week.” Cavaliers 111, Bulls 92 Manchester at Windham, 1p.m. Cincinnott 588 888 (2). S—Perez, LoVolliere. SF—Brooks. Coventryot Canton, 11a.m. opposition to many of these policies. Hopefully, a loan owe just 10 percent of net home equity, and a Stewart, who either led or shared the lead Son Ditgo TUESDAY solid third have yet to borrow any money. That’s City .Zip. Phone. TODAY DP—Cincinnati 2, Son Diego 1. LOB— IP H R ER BB SO CHICAGO (91) B o se b o ll his replacement will bring a kinder, gentler through all four rounds, won the Heritage going Montreal 7 p.m. — Coll*0« boseboll: Horfford at Cincinnati 4. San Diego 5. 2B—Sabo. Dovis 7-150415, PIppen 5142-28, Cartwright Rocky HMI at Cheney Tech, 11 o.m telecommunications policy to the FCC, a policy either because the line of credit is used as an away with a 16-under-par 268, which broke the Maine, NESN (tape delay) HR—Wlnnlngham (1), Reed (1). SB—Sabo P«rez 6 8 4 2 2 4 7-5 54 7, Poxson 56 04 4, Jordan 514 54 27, S o ftb a ll McGffgan 2 2 0 0 0 2 which implements fairness for all telephone emergency cash reserve or was set up in July (when MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL tournament record of 270 set by Tom Watson in 7:30p.m.— Yankees at Blue Javi, Channel (3), Wlnnlngham (2). Sellers 54044, Corzlne2-41-t 5, Holey4 54 4 12 Windham at Coventry, 11 o.m. 1),WPOP(AM-1<10) IP H R ER BB SO Hesketh W.2-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Vincent49048, Pressley 14042, Perduel-31-7 B o v s T ra c k customers. the study was conducted) in anticipation of paying, 1979 and matched by Nick Faldo in 1984. 7:30 p.m. — Phillies at Mets, WFNS Onclnnotl Burke S,2 i 0 0 0 0 1 3,Totols37-89 • , East Catholic vs. Notre Dome (of Amity Pittsburgh say, September tuition bills. Stewart pocketed $144,000 for the victory on (AM-IZW), SportsChannel (tape delay- AAohler W,1-2 9 6 0 0 1 2 17-1992. Hlohl.Uo.m. The Manchester Herald Drabek 6 5 2 2 3 4 10:30p.m.) Son Dtago CLEVELAND (1)1) Boys Tennis James F. Meehan may be contacted at the Nearly half of home-equity loans are used for Sunday, his fourth in his PGA career that 7:30 p.m. — Flyers ot Penguins, Whitson L,2-1 8 8 5 5 3 1 AAedvIn 1 2-3 2 2 1 1 1 Nonce 514 10-13 26, Sanders 59 (H) 7 Cheney Tech of RHAM.IIo.m , SportsChannel Grant 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wolk 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 1 Dougherty 48 5515, Price 511 7-313, Horper G o lf Office of Consumer Counsel, 136 Main St., Suite home Improvements. A quarter go for auto P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 began in 1981. It was also his first victory since JRoblnson L,1-2 2 1110 0 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Canodlens. Chonnel HBP—Larklnby Whitson. BK—Whitson. 515 57 71, Williams 4-6 7-210, Rollins 53044, Monchesfer/Northwest Catholic at Ber­ 501, New Britain 06051. Telephone: 827-7887. purchases and a fifth to education and medical the 1987 Bay Hill Classic. 38 Umpires—Honrte, Roemmlng; Rrst. Umpires—Home, Quick; Rrst, Dovis; Ehio 1-31-23, Valentine 2-5 04 4, Keys 25044 lin,2:X 7:30 p.m.— Celtics at Hornets, Channelil. Tata; Second, DeMuth; Third, Rlppley. Second. Gregg; Third, KIbler. Hubbard 1-2042, Dudley 1-1442. Totols 4487 Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic (Tol- costs. WILI (AM-1410) T—2:01. A—36,774. T—3:40. A—18,107. 71-Xlll. Iwoodl.tlp.m. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17, 1989 — 17

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Monday, April 17, 1989 A KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry WrlBht Puzzles DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie Molly’s back and Lifetime’s got her 12UPIK)- C ijJ L fiL b “ We’ll be the first offshore television show ^ • I 'fO /W Y 1 V^iLSOMacwe ^ Yjnw ivese^ ACROSS 2 Smudge Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker M outside the 20-mile limit shooting on a boat Q u it, 5TNS Becote W s s v m o t 3 "Do a s ___ The Associated Press ; 1 Greek letter S U P E R and sending it back, because they can’t get rid A TVeUHTCDSTRTC5...0R FRCTl T V Topics ( ^ i T 4 ______plume 4 Baseball teams u R A N U S of us, try as they may.” AWACOOUNIPNT ^ NEW YORK — Blair Brown throws open 9 Ore. time 5 Oriental sash M A L D E N Ironically, she noted, the show is now shot Z^A \liOHC\NNMi? /\ CAN Pf IVNA MAK£“^ ^ the door of her dressing room et voila! — the 1 2 ______and6 Colo, downs time A on a soundstage next door to “ The Cosby R E S E and yet fewer people can possibly see it.” -^PUND T h at ^ nuV can 13 "Doll's House" 7 The (Ger.) pale blue dress she has just taken off is C^ 1 D J E Nevertheless, she and producer Jay Tarses Show.” \\ author 8 Tennyson hero standing upright on the floor as if someone Tarses had complained, at times bitterly, are happy enough just to be in production. 14 Mine workers' 9 Pre-adult insect were still in it. about the way “ Molly Dodd” was treated by ’’They’ve been unbelievably nice,” Tarses union |abbr.| 10 Diving bird “ It’s been a long time since you wore NBC Entertainment President Brandon said of Lifetime. ” I mean, they want us. They 15 Kentucky blue 1 1 ------the night clothes that could do that,” Brown says of the Tartikoff, who thought it too weird for a mass grass before polyester frock, her attire for a '50s sitcom make us feel as if we’re the answer to dCoMINtt! audience. C1W0 TrIbun* M»Ci« S*rvlcs«, Inc 16 Explosive (si.) Christmas whatever prayers they have, and it’s a V All Right* R**trv«d P S T E D dream sequence in an episode of “ The Days Tartikoff stopped by the set recently and !LJ 17 Legume 19 Craving and Nights of Molly Dodd” being filmed on a terrific feeling to not feel like somebody’s 1 E R M A joked that he was announcing a network 18 Vogue 2 1 ___ Tin Tin soundstage in Astoria, Queens. stepsister. At NBC, they just kept putting up N A T 1 O N pickup. Tarses shrugged. ” I like him,” he PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz UNNEPSITY 20 Stomachs (movie dog) Thirteen new episodes of the offbeat as many obstacles as they could hoping t - n M S T A T E said. ” He’s got a job to do. His job is to be No. 1P U \N LT O U M 22 Naval abbr. 23 Delegate comedy-drama that left NBC last summer someday we’d trip over one, and eventually 2 4 ______• Beta 24 Doll 1.” UJHAT MORE COULP A P A L E S begin airing on the Lifetime Television cable we did. Lifetime just wants us here. They’re Kappa 25 Architect___ PERSON ASK FOR? THE network tonight. happy we’re here.” TARSES WILL FIND OUT in May If UJARM SUN ON YOUR FACE. 25 Rolls out Saarinen 32 Direction 50 Throw Lifetime wants to continue the costly 28 Baking pit 26 Unplayed golf In the episode being filmed, the 12th of the your P06 ON YOUR LAP... 33 Bird call 52 Incite production of “ Molly Dodd.” If not, he’s 30 Russian no holes 13, Molly thinks she might be pregnant, but THE SERIES DID well in the ratings and PERFECT CONTENTMENT. 39 Newts 53 Arm bone reluctant to return to a network. “ Never’s a 34 Island 27 The two 41 Circus animal 54 Pertaining to isn’t sure which beau is the father. In the received raves from critics when it first appeared as a spring replacement on NBC in longtim e,” he said, “ but I hope I don’t have to ANOTHER 35 Wool fiber together 45 Threefold dawn dream sequence, Molly is a sitcom mom, ® 19S9 by NEA. Inc 1987. The premise was simple: Brown as a go back and do that again. I ’m willing — if ONE OF HIS 36 Auto workers' 29 Grassy field 47 More refined 57 House fuel flitting from TV to baby carriage to kitchen, union (abbr.) (poet.) 4 8 ______and58 void Actor Sparks serving the demands of three undershirt-clad divorced New York woman struggling with they give me a 66-show commitment.” PHASES.. 37 Soak (flax) 31 Christmas 49 Dog in Garfield 59 Diamonds (si.) husbands: bookseller Moss Goodman (David an irresponsible ex-husband, a fretful mom The split with NBC wasn’t necessarily BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. 38 Soft hat permanent, even if it did get a little vitriolic in 1 2 5 6 7 8 10 11 Strathairn) turned construction worker, and a nonexistent career. It wasn’t “ Mary 39 Different black detective Nathaniel Hawthorne (Ri­ Tyler Moore.” the press. Tarses does have an in at the - • a . ■ r • ABOUT THAT YARP TOOL AFRAID TO TURN IT 40 Safety agey. 12 chard Lawson) as grocer, and doorman NBC didn’t bring the show back until the network. His daughter, Jamie, is director of PORKY BORROWED FROtA OFF.^.'' I'LL BE 42 Freshwater fish comedy development. HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne / ^ b l o w s ? Davey (James Greene), still a doorman. following spring, and then it got a slot in the YOa.BUOS... HE'S TURNED RIGHT OVER/ 43 Lawn party 15 The cast is the same, the look is the same, boffo Thursday comedy lineup following ” I did say I wasn’t going to do anything for a IT ON AND NOW HE'S AFRAID 44 Turn the page but it’s a big jump from the No. 1 network to a “ The Cosby Show.” When it landed only in the while, but they’d be crazy not to come back to TO TURN IT OFF/ ^ (abbr.) 18 20 21 me,” said Tarses, with a grin. ” I ’m a genius.” 46 Powerful small cable channel. top 20 instead of the top 10, it Was moved to explosive another time period where its ratings □ □ □ (abbr.) “IF ONE MORE person comes up to me on dwindled before it was canceled. 48 Observer 25 26 27 29 32 the street and says, ’I love your show. When is Lifetime, which caters to female viewers LIFE, OR AT LEAST HIATUS, IS A 51 Publish with health and lifestyle shows and reruns of CABARET — Now that CBS’ “ Designing 34 it going to be on again?’ or, 'I love your show, K 55 Salad herb but I don’t get cable,’ " Brown said with a sigh. such series as “ Cagney & Lacey,” picked it up Women” has wrapped for the season, star 56 Poetry foot 37 “ I mean. I feel we’re a little early in that last summer, and Tarses moved the produc­ Dixie Carter is performing in cabaret at the 60 Middle East sense for cable. I bet in a couple of years this tion from Los Angeles to Queens. Cafe Carlyle in New York through April 29. org. 40 will all be very different. Her repertoire ranges from Rogers and Hart LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 61 Fleur-de-___ “ It’s really disheartening, that, because “ WE FIGURE NEXT Y E A R w e ll be to Cole Porter, to Laura Nyro, Bruce 62 Sister's y portunatelv. I ' you think, well, our work is better this year working offshore,” Brown said, laughing. Springsteen and Bob Dylan. - >1-/7 THE DOOR IS LOCKED. I KV SKULL.'T Bull WHO DID IT? daughter .32 ^©i969Ja*^ s j f a r l e w ^ o x d »c%.IT.- WILL RECONSTRUCT THIS r w S ALONE IN THAT LOCKED^ .63 Actress Merkel 48 49 50 1 HORRID CRIME— ALONE.'’.’’ ROOM— SEATED ON THAT ^ MR GOODPANTS WAS LASTj CHIPPENDALE CHAIR^Z^ 64 The (Fr.) J. SWEETBODY SEEN SEATED ON THG 55 S6 59 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S Sy Barry GOODPANTS. CHAIR.HERE, ON THE 6 ‘ & 65 Church official T V Tonight PHILANTHROPIST. FLOOR-LIKE THIS — 66 Raced AND T 61 HZZ'„HRZ.' SHOCKINGIY THEN- DOWN MURDERED!! 64 [ESPN] K .i.D .s Woekly 12:35AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wltch- 5:30PM dale and Hank Aaron (2 hrs ) (60 min.) Part 3 of 5. series on children in sports Micliaol Young board’ A deadly supernatural force is un­ [A & E ] Shortstories A file clerk fulfills an WORLD'S KINDEST MAN' i 1 Canine J IS host (22) (30) ALF (CC) ALF imagines in black leashed when a woman uses a Oulja board BRUTALLY ATTACKED. 17 and white that he and the Tanners are Olympic dream In "Harold Swerg a musi­ offspring (c(1989 by NEA. Inc [HBO] MOVIE; 'Amazing Grace and to communicate with the other side. ROBBED, AND TOSSED silent-movie stars (Postponed from an cal star is headed for heartbreak in "My Chuck’ (CC) A Little League baseliall Tawny Kitaen, Todd Allen, Stephen Ni­ SIX STORIES INTO A earlier date) (In Stereo) Own Heart " (60 min.) player inmates an unusual anti-nucicar pro chols. 1987. Rated R GARBAGE CAN [E S P N ] Spirit of Adventure (Taped) lest by quitting his favorite sport Joshua (24) National Geographic (CC) A Masai 1 :00AM (31) Twilight Zone POLICE PUZZLED. GOOD- Zuehike, Alex English, Jamie Leu Curtis "naming’’ ceremony and an interview with [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Biloxi Blues’ Neil Si­ CftNTS HAD HO ENEMIES--- c 1948 Capp Entarpriaaa. Inc 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) wildlife photograptier Baron Hugo van mon's semi-autobiographical account of (2D NVR Showcase Lawick highlight this portrait of Tanzania's 6:00PM ( S (iD 122) '30, ;40) News his days as an Army recruit In 1945 Missis­ [A&E] Our Century: Hizzoner the ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson CELEBRITY CIPHER Serengeti National Park (60 min | (In sippi Matthew Broderick, Christopher Mayor Colebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. r'9l M att Houston Part 1 of 2 Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: Z equals M. Stereo) Walken. Matt Mulhern. 1988. Rated PG- [CNN] Crossfire Oi) Star Trek 13. (In Stereo) YOU ARE XA)rGOIWG ,38) MOVIE: 'Requiem for a Heavy­ [ESPN] Boating World YOU'RE GOIIOGi IM w eight’ A boxer who almost reaches the Z S F P (18) Mission: Impossible 10:15PM [H B O ] MOVIE; Biloxi THERE TO TAKE TO''B\RTY WAKED./" H C R P R s w a a A top IS forced to quit alter a match that [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide (20) Airwolf Blues’ (CC) Neil Simon’s semi- A BATH, spells the end Anthony Quinn, Jackie autoblographical account of his days as an [USA] Search for Tomorrow (24) Doctor Who: The Time Warrior Part AZPOBHWN U P S Y Y E I T J P U D A C Gleason, Mickey Rooney 1962 Army recruit in 1945 Mississippi. (Matthew 1 of 4. 1 :05AM [M AX] MOVIE: Birds Do It, ;57: Nature (CC) Venezuela's lepuyes Broderick, Christopher Walken, Matt Mul­ Bees Do It’ The various ways In which BLONDIE by Dean Young S Stan Drake (2® T.J. Hooker a B H J Y S W P Q a B P U P plateau lopped mountains through the hern. 1988 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) members of the animal kingdom go about (38) Family Ties (CC) lens of tmrny Award-winning cinematog­ sexual reproduction are examined. 1974. HOW ARE YOU AGREAT.'I'M AND I'M REALLY BUT WHAT ABOUT SO PAR I h a v e n 't ^ rapher Wolfgang Bayer (60 min ) (In 10:30PM ( D Heartland (CC) BL NOTICED ANY, @ World of Survival (R) moves out after bickering with Tom (R) (In Rated PG. OOINS, VERNON ?) TAKING A HAPPY WITH THE THE SIDE EPPECTS 'F W A a B H W N RBSQPLPU QBSa V S W Stereo) ^ — / new hay ‘ „ RESULTS (61) Three’s Company Stereo) 1 :30 AM CD The Judge (CC) \ \ ^ FEVER [A8iE] Slow Boat From Surabaya A look ) PILL [A8>E] Profiles Featured: aviator Charles Cn) Odd Couple Joe Franklin IQAJ Tl.' — IBPJBPUM ZPSM. at how revolutionary politics have changed CD Lindbergh (li) Can You Beat Baldness? A PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You know you’re a loser ... when the IRS auditor China and Vietnam Host Jack Pizzey (60 (3D IN N News [DtS] MOVIE: One of Our Dinosaurs is £ ■ starts laughing and calls In a friend.” — Kirk Kirkpatrick. min ) Part 6 of 6 (20) All in the Family (3D Later With Bob Costas Missing’ British and Chinese agents race (26) INN News 7 to find a valuable piece of microfilm hidden [CNN] PrimeNews (3D Hogan’s Heroes in a museum dinosaur skeleton Peter Usti­ [D IS ] Born Free (38) Honeymooners [CNN] Newsnight Update nov, Helen Hayes, Clivu Revill 1975 [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: World ®1] Newhart (CC). [D IS ] MOVIE: ’Kelly’ A young girl who is ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue Rated G Cup (60 min ) (Taped) 11:00PM (D CD @ ® ® dZ) having trouble adjusting to life with her [E S P N ] Sports Trivia [HBO] MOVIE: The Karate Kid (CC) News stepfather, leaves the city to live with her -t! H E H ! AND SHINE GOOD MORNIN',' I'Plt (LIFEJ E/R Wlien .1 teenager is bullied, a Japanese father in the Alaskan wilderness. Christo­ THINK I'M 7 (D Benny Hill pher Chapman. Robert Logan, Twyla- [MAXJ MOVIE: The Five Pennies' This liandyman teaches him about self- M A N , D O N 'T Y U H ? THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME (ii) Cheers (CC). Dawn Vokins 1981. yrrmni G l s Hop JUlliU — biography of Red Nichols includes his spu confidence and karate Ralph Macchio. No ■ ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee cial relationships with his wife and daugti riyuki Pal " Moriia, Elisabetli Shue 1984 (31) Think and Grow Rich [ESPN] Fishing: Billfish Tournament Rated PG ter Danny Kaye, Barbara Bel Geddes, (20) Straight to the Heart [USA] Paid Programming Unscramble these four Jumbles, ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady Louis Armstrong 1959 [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd , (24) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) one letter to each square, to form (CC) 1 :35AM (D Love Boat four ordinary words. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Don’t Drink the W ater’ (2D Weekday (R) I u r rsAiis Three Americans are hijacked on their way [M A X ] MOVIE: "Anna" Once among the 2:00AM (D Superior Court I OFFICE (3i M*A*S*H Part 1 of 2 to Greece. Jackie Gleason, Estelle Par elite of her profession, a now-struggling (3D Update: Making it Happen I HAP TO SIAM ON THE WAKE5 I'M ‘^ o m AftX/r 111 IT coolpVe been even U)0R ^ , DARUG sons, Ted Bessell 1969 Rated G movie star takes on a young protege. Sally (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) (3D Dating Game ID AV0I7 AN ACC17ENT, PASQUALE.' THE 7AMAGE, ^ . . . THAN COLOIJiNG- Ol/TSlTE THE LINES ! [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Kirkland, Paulina Ponzkova 1987 Rated [A&E] Dick Van Patten at the Improv .1 ? PG-13 QD Home Shopping Spree —nr 6:30PM (D C B S News (CC) (In Stereo) [CNN] Moneyline • t«t* TfMe Ma«s *««BM. las ainiMi wiii"ii» [T M C ] MOVIE: "Barfly’ An alcoholic's [A&E] Shortstories A file clerk fulfills an T r (33 (40) ABC News (CC) bleak life and his relationships with fellow [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Olympic dream in "Harold Swerg ”; a musi­ (22) (30) NBC News (CC) drinkers are dramatized Mickey Rourke, [ESPN] Baseball’s Greatest Hits cal star is headed for heartbreak In "My 'MT HHV THIGH Faye Dunaway 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) Own Heart " (60 min.) 5C1 ------?— X (24) (57) Nightly Business Report [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [U S A ] Murder. She W rote Jessica and [USA] Miami Vice The detectives Inves­ [E S P N ] SportsLook (38) Family Ties (CC) her nephew Grady's stay at a luxury hotel THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom tigate a railroad bordello and nearly short- [T M C ] MOVIE: ’Barfly’ An alcoholic’s 3 i) Love Connection IS interrupted oy murder, and Grady's a circuit the candidacy of a gubernatorial bleak life and his relationships with fellow suspect (60 min ) candidate (60 min.) (In Stereo) drinkers are dramatized. Mickey Rourke. WHAT TO SAY TO THE [A 8(E | Heroes: Made in the U S A. SCYTI K Heartland (CC) Gus is up Faye Dunaway. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Me uf^ET 5ecAuse MA£?e A MtMe YDO PWOW HCM) MIXiT*; MAM WHO THINKS HE [CNN] Showbiz Today 8:30PM (D 1 1 :25PM [MAX] MOVIE; Vice set when he's scheduled to wrestle with a Versa' (CC) A department store executive [USA] Paid Programming m S L m P O T C F y o o ^ s b l f j I u < e voo. CANAFFORPA [E S P N ] SportsLook girl (In Stereo) ‘V/r n z magically switches personalities with his 2:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Act of L BOAT LIKE THAT. [LIFE] Easy Street WHV SHOUUC? (22: 30) Nearly Departed |CC| When De­ 11-year-old son. Judge Reinhold, Fred Vengeance’ (CC) Joseph Yablonski’s [USA] Cartoons rek proves impervious to Grant's ghostly Savage, Corinne Bohrer. 1988. Rated PG. challenge of corrupt union president Tony baby-sitting skills, Grampa's in trouble. (In ON THE FASTRACK by Bill HolbrooK CYSTOL Now arrange the circled letters to (In Stereo) Boyle tor leadership of the United Mine 7:00PM (3 ) 'Inside Edition Stereo) /W ^ form the surprise answer, as sug­ 1 1 :30PM CE) (4D Nightline (CC). Workers culminates In tragedy. Charles gested by the above cartoon. (~n (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Bronson. Ellen Burstyn, Wilford Brimley. 5^ CD Morton Downey Jr. F wENdV! with t h is MAR&g/ 1 JUST pelta f l ig h t I'LL CHANGE TriF m Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) ICC) 1986. (In Stereo) FREGiueNcV. O Honeymooners m4lT, we CAt4 HEAR PaTiWA 6oT A CEUULAR PHoNE.' 5lX ,‘lbU’RE CLEAREP Answer. “[ I X X l OF 1 3 CLD in n News 9 : 0 0 P M ( D Murphy Brown (CC) Miles 2:30AM (D Sustaining It! HER MURSERV WHEMeVeg Its 6REAT.' I'M CALLING- For T akeoff. p H RutJ- (18) Rockford Files Part 1 of 2. receives death threats when he asks Mur­ (3D Food Saver (3D Alice (Answers tomorrow) phy to investigate a federal prosecutor (2D Making of a National Commercial SHE CRIES OR HEEDS HELP./ FROM MV £>rtRUR&EgV/ IOAV TiOO-NIHER... (2b) M *A *S *H [CNN] Sports Latenight Jumbles: QUEER FAINT BENIGN TANKER with suspected mob ties. (In Stereo) @ QiD Tonight Show (In Stereo) Saturday's (24) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [ESPN] SportsCenter 5,csafki-£.- Answer He thinks he’s going places when he’s really CD (40) MOVIE: 'B.L. Stryker; Auntie (26) Rat Patrol thIs-BEING “TAKEN" (26) MOVIE: '1 7 7 6 ' This portrayal of out Sue' (CC) Residents of a retirement village [USA] Paid Programming r^c founding fathers lakes place at the First (SD St. Elsewhere become involved In a gem-smuggling plot 2:35AM (D Family Feud Continental Congiuss William Daniels. Burt Reynolds, Maureen Stapleton. Doug­ (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves NM> bMk m .loot, Jomblo Boot No. 31 U O.OIUM to. 1 ^ , y te h locludo |ij« .tojo Howard da Silva, Ken Howard. 1972 las Fairbanks Jr 1989 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'American Pop’ The his­ oiJict poiobto to N'o.Ntop«boot.. [C N N ] Sports Tonight tory of American pop music, from vaude­ (30) (40) Current Affair (22) (30) Around the World in 80 Days [D IS ] Judy Collins: Going Home The ville to rock n' roll, is traced through sev­ 38) Cheers (CC) (CC) After Fogg (Pierce Brosnan) and Pas­ American folk singer returns to her Color­ eral generations of a family of musicians. separtout (Eric Idle) rescue Princess Aouda (61) Family Ties (CC). ado home where she recalls her 27 years 1981 Rated R (In Stereo) (Julia Nickson), they escape to Hong Kong as a singer, songwriter and political activ­ % [A8(E] Chronicle A visit to an AIDS victim Home Shopping Over­ gilitelkw/R where Passepartout and Detective Fix (Pe­ ist Guest appearance by Kris Kristoffer- 3:00AM (D in IVIassachusetts night Service (3 hrs ) W A T W y . o ter Ustinov) get drunk together (2 hrs ) son (60 min.) [C N N ] Moneyline Part 2 of 3 (In Stereo) (ID White Shadow A P A M S [ESPN] SportsCenter THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr ? [ESPN] SportsCenter (24) (57) War and Peace in the Nuclear (3 ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Age (CC) President Reagan supports the 1 1 ;35PM (D Night Court - ASAIN. ^ . , Astrograph [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [A&E] Dick Van Patten at the Improv Strategic Defense Initiative as a means of YWAT'? T------7 Hl^ ri^ H E 60\N6td EXRo?E USA Today Scheduled: [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs eliminating the threat of nuclear attack (60 1 2:00AM (D [CNN] Headline News Overnight pni7py \ I AUTOCTiasRAPHy.. AU THE LURIU ^EcTieET former spouses marrying each other again. PETAIL OF Ht pose as cocaine importers in Colombia to min ) Part 12 of 13 [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: Tradition at VIRlTIHiS.^ 5 5 U\FEP find out who’s been ripping off drug smug­ (l3) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [A8iE] Our Century: Hizzoner the Desert Mountain Second Round From distorted. glers. Guest: Glen Frey (60 min ) Carol Channing; Tony Curtis: singer Jose Mayor Scottsdale, Ariz. (2 hrs.) (R) LED (July 23-Aug. 22) Today you might Feliciano (60 min.) (R) ^Your 7:30PM (3) Entertainment Tonight [C N N ] Larry King Live [USA] Paid Programming receive some good news that will have a Tony Danza’s new movie "She’s Out of (3D Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: People Will Talk' A phy direct effect upon a decision you're Control " (In Stereo) 3D Morton Downey Jr. 3:05AM CD News (R) ^Birthday sician becomes romantically involved with i^ U ib about to make. It may cause you to [D IS] MOVIE: People Will Talk’ A phy­ (33 C22) Jeopardy! (CC) a girl, whom he later discovers is pregnant (2D Soap sician becomes romantically involved with make a major revision. Cary Grant. Jeanne Cram, Finlay Currie m WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll CD Kate 8i Allie (CC) (40) W in. Lose or Draw a girl, whom he later discovers is pregnant. April 18, 1989 VIRGD (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In career 1951 1 01) Major League Baseball: New York Cary Gram, Jeanne Crain, Finlay Currie. matters at this time, your greatest (g1) Resolution Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays (2 hts., 30 [ESPN] Great American Events (R) 1951 Work hard in the year ahead to achieve strides are likely to be made by using MY DADS CCMRAjsJV IS NOTMVMOAA MY DAD TH INKS MV min ) (Live) [LIFE] MOVIE: Who W ill Love My [A&E] Slow Boat From Surabaya A look your purposes, but. by the same token, traditional methods. Gambling on unfa­ at how revolutionary politics have changed 3:30AM [USA] Paid Programming TRANSFEF2.RIN«5- h i m t o AND ME... JUST (20) IVI*A*S''H Children?’ Based on the true story of a MOM HAD SCMETHINS- try to lead a balanced life. If you keep miliar tactics could set you back. terminally ill Iowa woman who lakes It China and Vietnam Host: Jack Pizzey. (60 Nightwatch Joined in (30) W in, Lose or Draw 3:40AM (D T O P E K A ^ K A N S A S . M Y DAD, TiD DO WITH IT. everything In proper perspective, it’ll LIBRA (Sept. 23-Dct. 23) Something upon herself to find new and loving fami min ) Part 6 of 6 Progress (38) Newhart (CC) enhance your chances for success. extremely fortunate may happen for you lies lor each of her 10 children. Ann- [CNN] Newsnight [T M C ] MOVIE: Biloxi Blues’ Neil Si­ ~]T ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't let It in this time frame and even though (40) Cosby Show Margrel. Frederic Forrest 1983 [ESPN] Skateboarding mon's semi-autobiographical account of / you’ll want to talk about it to others. It’s 4"»’ \ be said of you today that you were only (Bj) NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling [LIFE ] Lady Blue hts days as an Army recruit in 1945 Missis­ nice to people who could do something best you keep it to yourself. Charlotte Hornets (2 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) sippi. Matthew Broderick, Christopher NORTH 4-17-89 B rid g e 9:30PM (D Designing Women (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE: ’Keeping Track’ A TV Walken, Matt Mulhern 1988 Rated PG- for you. It you want to keep your image SCDRPID (Dct. 24-Nov. 22) Negatively [A8iE] World of Survival ♦ 7 4 3 't . The gang visits a legendary singer's home news anchorman and a bank executive find 13. (In Stereo) V 10 7 4 and popularity intact, equality in all of judging situations in advance today [C N N ] Crossfire in Memphis. (R) (In Stereo) themselves in a tight for their lives after your relationships Is essential. Know could work against your best interests. witnessing a murder. Michael Sarrazin, 3:55AM [HBO] MOVIE: Extreme ♦ K 6 2 [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ C38) Hersey's Hollywood You’re actually in a lucky cycle, so relax 9:41 PM Margot Kidder. Alan Scarfe. 1987. Rated Prejudice’ (CC) A Texas Ranger Is forced ♦ a Q8 2 where to look for romance and you'll zine find it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker and think positive. 9:45PM [M A X ] m o v i e : Rivers R. to confront a childhood friend who now [HBO] Encyclopedia: The C Volume WBIST EAST - m SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A Edge' (CC) A group of alienaied teen [USA] New Mike Hammer runs a drug network out of Mexico Nick East continued with the heart king, & instantly reveals which signs are roman­ (CC) (In Stereo) Nolle, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside. 4 10 8 6 5 2 4 J 9 East is put ) MacGyver (CC) While subsmuling 1 0:00PM (3 ) Newhart (CC) Michael talking gigolo takes advantage of a weal­ cial or financial involvements should livens u() the annual Apple Festival with a SOUTH to the jack, was an easy play to find. ITWINKITfeTIMeTO WHO WORKED HIM PONT L.OOKAT worker about whom you've been dubi­ for an injured friend in a championship auto 1 2:30AM (D St. Elsewhere thy widow's loneliness and tailing health. 4 A K y !work out rather well for you today, but race, (VtacGyver conironis an old enemy little Las Vegas glitz (R) (In Stereo) John Bromfield, Manha Vickers, Robert The term “endplay" refers to what The ace of diamonds disclosed that the PUTTWe Ngl6fieOR'6 OVER LAST TIM&?. M E. I V B n e v e r you could experience complications in ous may prove a true friend today CD Arsenio Hall 4 A 9 3 (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) CD (26, (61) (C N N ] News Hutton 1955 happens when the last few cards are suit was not splitting, so'there were through actions taken on your behalf to (22) (3D Late Night With David Letter- CATIN iTSPLACe,' HAperriTCHES.' your social relationships. ( 9 ) MOVIE: 'Opposing Force’ The com ♦ A .1 5 3 (11) INN News man (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Larry King Overnight played, but it also refers to the strate­ only eight tricks. But surely East, who % G EM INI (M ay 21-June 20) II you want to protect your interests. mander of a military survival camp goos 4 7 4 3 y [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide gy of putting a defender on lead when had bid hearts and shown up with four imake some changes or adjustments to­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Guard insane and wages real war on the recruits (18) Anushka: Cellulite Free (2D Sea Hunt Vulnerable: North-South he cannot exit without helping declar­ diamonds, could be put under pres­ y day to suit your own needs, that's well against tendencies today to do things in Tom Skerritt, Lisa Eichhorn, Anthony 120] All in the Family (^ Morton Downey Jr. [USA] Paid Programming Dealer: East sure. So out came the A-K-Q of spades, and good, but It Isn't advisable to ways that will make what you hope to Zerbe. 1986. er. This week we will examine this (24) War and Peace in the Nuclear Age W hat a Country) 4:1 5AM [MAX] MOVIE: Mata Hari' •switch things around lor others without accomplish much more difficult than it (18) MOVIE: 'Family Enforcer’ A small­ strategy. forcing East to discard. If East shed a (CC) W)iaTs ahead in the nuclear age (60 Recruited as a World War I secret agent, North East South actually is. Don't work against yourself. time hoodlum collects debts owed to his 33) Gene Scott West Although South was too strong by heart, declarer could play any red .first getting their approval. min) the seductive Mata Hari uses unusual 1 ¥ 1 NT CANCER (June 21-July 22) Base your PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Success in family Joseph Cortese. Lou Croscuola, Jo [DIS] Unforgettable Nat "King" Cole A methods to gain information on her ene­ some standards to open one no-trump, card and East would have to give up (38) Honeymooners profile of the late singer-jazz pianist, featur Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT judgments today upon information you your endeavors is likely to today, even seph Posci 1975 mies Sylvia Kristel, Christopher Cazenove. it was fine for him to have something the last two tricks to the A-Q of clubs. 5 7 ing archive material, home movies and in­ F^ass I’ass Pass gather first hand instead of what is told the objectives you fail to achieve with 120) Grand Slam Sporlscastui Dick Schapj) ( ) Learning in America (CC) Examinos 1985 Rated R If East parted with the nine of clubs, how well curioni school curricula prepare terviews with family and friends Narrator extra for his overcall. That’s good in­ '.to you through an intermediary or a sec­ first efforts. Use challenges to stimulate and comic Billy Crysial talk with baseball 4:30AM [USA] Paid Programming declarer would make nine tricks by greats including Tad Williams, Don Drys students for survival in the 21st centurv. Harry Belalonte. (60 min.) Opening lead: 4 5 surance in case partner is dead broke. ond source. Their versions could be your initiative, not subdue it. Having arrived in game, South playing to the ace of clubs, dropping ducked East’s heart jack at trick one. East’s king. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 17. 1989 — 15 A 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 17, 19S9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 IT’S TAG SALE TIME A

IllJH E L P laaJHELP 4 Days for the Price of 3! HELP I HELP Notices H u WANTED LLLI WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED As a condition precedent to Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to the plocement ot any adver­ AIDE-housekeeper. Ma­ O FFIC E personnel famil­ tising In the Monchester He­ ture person wanted for MARKHING iar with data entry, RECORDS rald, Advertiser hereby FULL TIM E small resthome. Benef­ general office work, SALES MMM6ER POSITION ASSISTANT agrees to protect, Indemnify its. Coll 649-4510, DRIVER AND some knowledge of Salat axparlanca hafpfut, sa­ ClerK/Receptioiiist announce it is with a.Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. and hold harmless the M an­ Assistant Managers New retirement community Monday-Frlday be­ bookkeeping. Good en­ lary plus commiMlon. bonus Our busy personnel de­ chester Herald, Its officers tween 7am-3pm. Ask DELIVERY •aaki Individual to atalit In and employees against any and Supervisors for try pay, plus extra pisn and banaflts. Apply; 8o- from Mrs.,Brook. PERSON benefits. Apply 78 Sa- partment la looking for an laaalng. Pravlout aalat/mar- Tag Sale Ada Must Be and all liability, loss or fro Fabrics, sawing machine experienced receptionist expense. Including ottor- fast food franchise WAITRESS. Experienced nlrco Drive, katlng experience necaaaary, In By Tuesday, Noon, For Thit Special Call TAG SALE SIGN STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE For prescription deliv­ dapartmant. with strong clerical skills. real aatata, Inaurance, tala- 643-2711 neys’ fees, arising from preferred. Weekends. Manchester.______claims of unfair trade practi­ in Manchester. No ery. part time, 1-5, Bm t Comars This Is a full time opening markatlng, or othar Intangi­ 6:30om - 2pm. Coll 649- Monday-Frlday. Ideal SECRETARY. Board ces, Infringement of trade­ 4011.______Clerk/Assistant Secre­ Skeggiof Cairtcr with high visibility and a ble product aalaa. Full or part marks, trade names or pot- experience is neces­ for retiree, senior cit­ n S l Tallairil Tpke. time. Excellent working con- ents, violation of rights of ATTENTION - Hiring! izen or school person. tary. 30-37'/2 hours per high volume of activity. ^ HOMES I HOMES ■HOMES privacy and Infringement of sary. Will train. Government lobs - week. Two evening Msiicliestef. CT Rasponelblllties Include dltlona. [2^ HOMES Good pay. Ideal work­ Call Phyllla, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAlf copyright and proprietary your area. $17,840 - ing conditions in mo­ meetings per month. maintaining tiles and re­ FOR SALE rights, unfoir competition For interview call: $69,485. Call 1-602-838- Computer skills desira­ 647-9343, and libel and slander, which dern pharmacy at cords, Interfacing with vl- M AN CH ESTER. New list­ 8885. Ext. R775. ble. Ability to fake MOTHER'S h e lp e r OPEN house Sunday, may result from the publlco- 767-8342. Manchester's largest accurate minutes and needed. Flexible sltore/appllcants, an­ or Mnd rotumo to: MANCHESTER: Choose NATURE comes alive!! I % SocciolisfeD ^t! ing! Immaculate U&R April 16, 12-3pm. M an­ tlon of any advertisement In shopping center. hours, full or part time swering telephones, filing Arbors at Hop Brook one to fit your budget. Enlov the beautiful four bedroom contem­ the Manchester Herald by typing skills. Salary Two -capes: six rooms, chester. Well cared tor Apply at once to phar­ according to salary available. Good pay and typing. Qood com­ 403 W. Center St., change ot seasons In porary. Vaulted ceil­ advertiser. Including adver­ macist or Ann: /1 - bath. Fine starter ranch home In great tisements In any free distri­ DRIVERS/Warehouse SALES CLERK schedule. Excellent and benefits for right munications skills, ability Manchester, CT this super brand new ings and skylights odd person. Must be re­ home, 1 - car oarage Gambrel Colonial on VIOEO ICARPENTRY/ IM^PAINTIIIO/ I HEATING/ location. Features to the open feel of this bution publications pub­ help. Paid holidays, fringe benefits. Send to work Independently three bedrooms, fin­ lished by the Monchester Part time for weekends $134,500. Six - room, 2 - Loomis Road In Bol­ sunny home. Ceramic paid vacation, benef­ resume and three let­ sponsible and dependa­ TAPIN6 REMOOELING lOD I PAPERING PLUMBING ished family room In Herold. Penny Sletfert, its, profit share, over­ and evenings. Flexible UGGEH PARKADE ters of reference to: ble. 649-8865. and previous experience bath, excellent quality, ton. 2,100 square foot tile foyer and baths, Publisher. In office routine required. STRETCH YOUR burger screened porch, new three bedrooms, 2'/j basement and two car large country kitchen. time, excellent chance hours. Ideal working PHARMACY Dr. Nathan Chester, P E R SON needefl 12- 15 WEDDING Videos by garage. View great Superintendent of hours per week. Flexi­ We provide excellent be­ budget By using one part furnace, 1 • car oarage baths, country kitchen, MRK PJ’s Plumbing, Hiiting & Nancy von Hollen/Su- tor advancement. conditions. Pleasant Parkade Shopping $159,900. Peterman. Royal Wedding Con­ back yard from pri­ ILD8T Valid license neces­ Schools, Coventry ble hours for light nefits and competitive sa­ soy extender to four parfs mudroom, fireplace, cepts. 649-3642. FRANK YOUNG Air Conditioning san Buckno. Sentry environment In mo­ Center cleaning and general of meaf. Your taste buds Real Estate 649-9404. Andersen windows, HOME Boilers, pumps, hot water vacy of vour Florida Real Estate, 643-4060.D ANDFDUND sary. Experience pre­ Public Schools, 78 Ri­ lary. For consideration sun room. $174,900. ferred but not neces­ dern pharmacy. Not 404 W. Middle Tpke. pley HIM Road, Coven­ maintenance. Call Pat won't be able to tell the COVENTRY. Spotless. deck, and It's set on 2.3 IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING tanks, new and COVENTRY. Great fam­ please submit resume to; difference, but your acres suitable for CLEANING replacements. Dir: Go south on Kee­ LOST. Male oronge and sary. Ask for Kirk or the usual retail. Apply try, CT 06238. 742-7317. Cook 568-3500. $124,900. Well deco­ A business built on ney street to right on ily location. Well maln- John. 649-4563. budget will! Boost your rated Ranch home In a horses,. $242,900.Jack- SERVICES WALLPAPERING FREE ESTIMATES white coon cat. Injured at oncb to pharmacist CUSTO M ER Service. Oil The Human Resources integrityt Bush Hill Road. Ap­ talned and nicely above left eve. Very G EN ER A L office. Duties Company, East ot the budget bv selling Idle quiet area. Newly re­ son g Jackson Real 643-9649/228-9616 decorated three bed­ Department Estate, 647-8400.O LIG HT house cleaning or Carpentry • Windows • prox. half mile on fluffy- white tall. Including typing, fil­ or Ann: SEEKING high school ASSISTANT MANAGER River Is seeking a cus­ Items In your home with a built porch overlooks Interlor/Exierlor right. Flano Realty. room raised ranch, Rockville General low-cost ad In classified. well manicured private one time spring clean­ Siding • Kitchens • Answers to Jasper. Re­ ing, light bookkeeping, graduate. Looking for Fashion conscious, relia­ tomer service rep- CUSTOM designed and ing. Weekly, bi-weekly, MISCELLANEOUS 646-5200D______new oak cabinets, new career In spray- ble person, preferrably Hospital yard. Newer bath, Baths • Additions • Specialists ward tor any Informa­ answering phones and /credlt clerk. Individ­ built with a bit of monthly. Reasonable wraparound deck, tVi UGGETT PARKADE palntlng and re- experienced In women's ual must be well brand new carpeting. luxury In mind. Just a Decks iSilSERVICES OPEN house Sunday, baths, fireplace, gar­ tion. 64«-0727. dealing with custo­ 31 Union Street rotes. 568-6822 or 646- April 16, 12-3pm. Bol­ mers. Hours 8am-5pm, glazlng. On lob fraln- apparel. Excellent oppor­ motivated, dependable 1,4 d BUSINESS Nice home.D.W. Fish tew of the features are Fully licensed & InBuredI Pride taken in every age, wooded rear yard, PHARMACY Rockville, CT 06066 Realty, 643-1591 .□ 2640. GSL Building Malnte-| ton. Impressive Con­ Monday - Friday. Parkade Shopping I n g with good tunity. Apply In person; and be able to com­ IlSioPPORTUNITIES tour bedrooms, 2'/j ' Free estimatesi job we do! more $164,900. Philips I PART TIME opportunity for ad­ eea/aa eVf/IVv nonce Co. Commercl- temporary lust built on Apply In person at Center THE PRICE TAG municate well with our baths, lacuzzi, sky­ al/ResIdentlal building I 1.5 acres surrounded Reol Estate. 742-1450.P HELP WANTED Blonstelns, 784 Talcot- vancement. Must be customers. Excellent MANCHESTER. Newer lights and green­ 946-9656 Quality is our main 404 W. Middle Tpke. at the plaza Cape. Aluminum sided repairs and home Im­ by woodland. Four MANSFIELD. Superb lo­ tvllle Road, Route 83, dependable and re­ BURR CORNERS working conditions, houses. There are allo­ UWNCARE concern. provements. Interior cation. Beautiful two SECURITY/Receptlon- sponsible. Call the VENDING ROUTE six room Cape with IS vrs. Service bedrooms, 2'/* baths, Vernon. (opposite CALDOR) health plan, paid vaca­ RR/LPN wances for carpet, and exterior painting, formal dining room. bedroom condo In de- Weekends. Part time, Dura-Glaze Company. Manchester, CT tions and holidays. Call MANCHESTER AREA tireplaced living room, appliances, electric Since 1973 7am-7pm poaltion avallibla All new machinaa, prime lo- formal dining, IV: light carpentry. Com­ Fireplaced family slrable Crystal front desk security po­ 645-8182.______Mr. Sears at 568-3500, ever Sat. ahd Sun. - iaylar. fixtures. Owner will do REASONABLE Springs, appliances, catlona, potential groaa $300- baths and finished rec BOKAT 5CIIVICE plete lanitorlal ser- { room with slider to sition available at new ACCOUNTS Receivable, KITCHEN workers and 8am-5pm, weekdays. For more Information friaasa some financing. Call BM Kmnkl, Jr., iMpartenoed R&Y fireplace, deck walk­ retirement commun­ Data Processing per­ call: $700*' each machine weakly. room. Set on a deep lot RATES vice. Experienced, rel­ deck. Priced to sell! dishwashers. Good INSURANCE, personal tor a private showin- Bobc# Loader Operekir lor hke. RomoMag Cempany iable, free estimates. out basement and gar­ ity. Hours 8am-5pm. son. Manchester Based Muat aall. 1-800-458-S089 with stockade fence. g.Realty World, Be­ $299,900. Dir: Camp wages. Meals and uni­ lines customer service Mrector of Nersieg $157,500. D.W. Fish Also eprlng epe and references. 646-2482.0______rer.No experience ne­ We have an immediate Salt box reproduction, INVITATION TO EID #955 available. Call 742-1082 Service chenges, addi­ FGR SALE budget by selling no- ment. Duties will Include ing a bright highly mo­ also available. Call wages and banaflts package. At o Public Heoring on April “ BTe can tell you LYDALL Woods ranch longer used furniture and cessary. $7. to start. opening for a reliable assisting In the setup of Evergreen Lawn at 649- Immediate opening. Sand ra- set on three acres with The East Hartford Public 13, 1989 the Bolton Zoning for Immediate response. tional wiring and re­ Call John 875-9371. tivated Individual who pond and view. Three Board of Appeals took the what to look for... unit. Price slashed APPROVED building oppllances with a low-cost professionally mannered patients for exams, draws 8667 for more tume to: Schools, 110 Long HIM Drive, pairs on existing $7,000. Immaculate two lots. Wlltington, blood, takes vital signs Information. fireplaces, beehive East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will following action: CARPENTRY WORK and what to look LAN08CAPIN6 ad In Classified. 643-2711. Individual. Not house to has the initiative to receive sealed bids for homes. Quality work at bedroom home on pri­ $67,500-$69,500. Coven­ house, no weekends. and measures height and Administrator oven, three bedrooms, 1) G R A N T E D fifteen foot Ail M a te s weight. Will arrange for build a solid professio­ 2'/2 baths. Quality and MAINTENANCE OF building line variance to Framing, Rooft. Siding, Trim. out f o r r affordable prices. Enti­ vate cul-de-sac. Att­ try. $84,400-$97,900. Three to five mornings a P.O. Box 1213 CLOCKS, MASTER U N D 8C A PE necessary tests, lab, X- nal sales career in in­ design you won't find C o n r a d T o b ia s , 194 Registered 6 Fully Insured rely owner operated. ached garage, applian­ Philips Real Estate. week, some afterhons. All Mancheitor, CT 06040 CLOCKS, BELLS AND TIME French Rood. Specializing in lands­ ces. $130's. Blanchard PART-TIME ray, and pulmonary. Su c­ surance and invest­ anywhere else! * STAMPS. Very ReMonabfe Price* 27 years exp. Call Jo­ 742-1450.P training and equipment cessful candidate will $350,000. DIr;Rte74 to John Roberts, Ousllty Work / Free E$tlrn*m$ HarBro cape tie retaining walls, & Rossetto Realtors," ments. Extensive 2- Bid Information and specifi­ Chairman seph Dumas 6A8-52S3. We’re Selling Houses" * C A SH IE R S supplied. Must have relia­ have 1-2 years related ex­ Parker Road, house on cations ore available In the steps & borders. perience. Expressive Bolton Zoning Board of 646-24B2.P______I BUSINESS ble transportation and year earn-as-you- right.Philips Real Est- Business Office of the School Appeals 742-1S79 Painting Kan * STOCK PERSONS work well with children Please call Personnel ate. 742-1450P______Department. Sealed bids will I HEATING/ H E A V E N L Y ranch with PRGPERTY learn training pro­ Stars 0554M Arckltediiral Design 871-1953 and adults. Call Mrs. WiF 647-4710 Therapist be received until 2:00 p.m. on Additlone, Sunroome, of Manchester PLUMBING privacy. Spectacular gram. College degree BRAND new listing! I Thursday, Mov 4, 1989, of PA C K A G E Store- SALES PERSONS son, person to person for your application. Qaregee, KItchent. New I DON’S UWH SEWna AHD tor the money Is this Position available 4 Standout Enormous twelve which time they will be pub­ houee ccnetrucllon. Business. Manchester collect at 615-452-8353, preferred. Starting sa­ licly opened and read aloud. INVITATION TO BID ' MNOENINQ three bedroom ranch MANCHESTER hours per week In room Custom built Construction Management. Quality Painting LCD high traffic area, Monday - Friday 1(tem - lary up to $600 per Raised Ranch on Abbe The East Hartford Public Sealed bids will be received 10% Senior Citizen Plumbing & Heating Call now for; with beautiful new cus­ NAMCO, one of America’s largest MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Schools reserves the right to Services tom kitchen, T/j baths, equipment and Inven­ 12noon. week. Excellent bene­ Manchester ★ Road Ext. In South In the General Services' of­ OlMOunt. System s Yard clean-up tory Included, some 71 Haynes S t accept or relect any or oil fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Shrub & hedge trimming fireplace, and the start retailers of above-ground pools, fits. Call Harry Velardi OUT-PATIENT Windsor. FIve-sIx bed­ bids or the right to waive ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the ' CaM643-8SSS •Free Estimates Llesntsd Intursd owner financing possi­ Manehester, CT 06040 rooms, three full baths, technical formalities If It Is In Rototilling and mowing of a great first floor at 644-1145. P R O G R A M affiliated dote shown below for the fol­ •Senior Citizen Discounts Baihroam KHohen remodeling 10% Smtor Citlzsn dliesunt family room with ble. $109,900. Philips spas, and patio furniture, has excellent In-law apart­ the best Interest of the School lowing; ROBERTS a SONS with the Manchester Department to do so. •Aluminum & Vinyl W#er heatere cathedral ceilings. Real Estate. 742-1450.O ment, two fireplaces, A P R IL 28, 1909 - C E N T E R Decks, Additions, School System. Richard A. Huot, Powerwashing Boilere 640-1011 Home Is at the end of immediate openings for cathedral celling In the SPRINGS PARKING LOT, Remodeling Senior Citizen diecount living room, summer Director, PAVEMENT RECYCLING & cul-de-sac street with a WAREHOUSE HELP HOUSENEEPIHG Master's level Business Services ^ years exp. Prompt eerrice HEBRON PART-TIME SALES PEOPLE, porch, large private BINDER COARSE PAVING. 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 back yard that abuts a MGRT6A6ES Supervisor potHlon •valla- candidate needed to 056-04 Free Eat. private wooded pre­ NAMCO, one of America’s largest Ma. Hours Mon.-FrI. 2:30pm- lot, many extras. Call APRIL28,1909-TIMBER RE­ We’re Here To Serve 646-1101 LAND5CAPE C A SH IE R S, STOCKPERSONS provide assessments to see for yourself! TAINING WALL MATE­ 456-2984 Design & Construction serve. $139,900. Anne and at 11pm. Dutiaa will Includa, STATE OF CONNECTICUT RIALS Miller Real Estate, 647- retailers of above ground pools, •chaduling, training and orl- and function as $269,000. Jackson & MANCHESTER POWER M & M O I L Hebron 228-1150 5AVE YOUR HOME! BOARD OP GOVERNORS A P R IL 20, 1989 - P U R C H A SE 8000.O______our new location; •ntlng amployaaa, sMlata In integral member of Jackson Real Estate, FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, G.C.F. Home Service W ASH INC. PLUMBING a HEA-nNQ Manchester 647-7760 If you are In FORECLO- spas and patio furniture is 647-8400.n MANCHESTER O F O N E (1) H A KO SH A M - Four bedroom treat. maintaining proper control of the treatment team. POO-N-VAC & O N E (1) O R B ­ Painting, Remodeling, •HouaSg^ljahlno • Oil Burner Service S Seles SURE, BANKRUPTCV. or D$- •quipmaniand auppllat. Will COMMUNITY COLLEOE ITAL SANDER/STRIPPER Home Repair. Beautiful and spacious VORCED or “falling behind, 100 SANRKO DRIVE, MANCHESTER, CT. expanding and has immediate participate In amptoyaa par- Please send resume REQUEST FOR • Automatic Dll Delivery seven room ranch with NEVER PLACED a want QUOTATION #61941 MAY 4, 1989 - TOWN-WIDE Prompt service at vinyl "ask for NO PAYMEHT PRO- tormanca avaluatlon. Suc- to; ad? There’s nothing to It CURBSIDE RECYCLING reaaonabis rates. Aluminum • Well Pumps Sale* S Service fireplace In living SRAM up to 2 yearsll Flexible hours, fun working openings for Full time Warehouse casaful candidate should VENDORS INTERESTED IN Wood ... lust dial 643-2711 and PROGRAM 6 4 5 4 S 5 9 • Water Heater* (Siwmc a ou») room, formal dining have supervisory sxparlsnca, Timothea I. Eckhoff RESPONDING TO the pro­ •Paint removal ISSlsm iCES room, IV2 baths, two Call on« of Amariea’t personnel at our new warehouse we'll help you word and posed EXTERIOR RAMPS, The Town of Manchester Is for tree eatimatss,___ • Bathroom S Kitchen conditions. ABOVE AVERAGE prafsrrsbiy In s hsalth esrt Director of place vour ad. E A S T C A M P U S M C C ore re- on eoual opportunity em­ •Paint preparation car garage In a great top Real Estate setting. Qood Intarparsonal vested to contact; Cecelia ployer, and requires on affir­ FARRAND REMODIu NG •Pool cleaning ^ Remodeling TiERINNi^ family neighborhood MarketiRg Groaps at location in Manchester. Positions and organizational skills art porsonnel Room adtStlone. decks, roof­ AUTONOmE mnNlEMNA INC. STARTING WAGES. gummlngs Tepiv Manches­ mative action policy for oil of •Pool painting • Senior Citizen Discount* oft Vernon Street In the 454-4404 naadsd. 25 Marlborough MANCHESTER. Ansaldl ter Cdmmunlty College, 60 Its Contractors and Ven- ing, elding, windows end gutt- • Electric work by 276 Hertford Rd., Mancheetw are permanent, full benefit built. Prime location, dords os o condition of doing •Senior discounts Buckley School area. Plaaaa sand raauma to Joan Street Bldwell Street, Manchester, •re. All types of remodeling end Precision Electric For retiree or someone Barry, Paraonnal, or call 647- seven large rooms, Conn. 06040 (203) 647-6029. business with the Town, os repairs. Cell Bob Fermnd, Jr. 640-5823 Please apply in person to store per Federal Order 11246. •Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES who wants the lov ot package, overtime available, hours 4710 for your application. Portland, CT 06480 hard to find quality, Sealed bids must be received •Free estimates Cere, Trucks, Vena, 4x4'e Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Bus. 647-8509 Are you ready (or apring? one floor living! IRGGMS manager who will be available MAHCHESTER plaster walls and ceil­ In the MCC Business Office Phone: 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 8 to 5. Above average wages. Please ings, two fireplaces, no later than 10:00am April cations ore available of the Res. 045-6849 046-7250 $157,9(X). Anne Miller FGR RENT to interview on Wednesday, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL first floor family room, 27, 1989. General Services' office. Real Estate, 647-BOOO.d apply in person to; NAMCO, IQO 71 Haynes S t easy commute to Hart­ Questions regarding the ad­ TOW N OF M A N C H EST ER . Clean, April 19, from 12-5 PM. Manchast^CT 06040 ford via 1-384. $244,900. vertisement should be di­ MANCHESTER, CT quiet, furnished room. Sanrico Dr., Manchester, Ct., 06040. rected to Cecelia C. Teply Robert B. Weiss, Cooking and laundry Dir: Main to Spring to 647-6029. General Manager I HOMES WINDHAM: Club Road THE DEADLINE FOR right on Duncan, #21. TOWN OP MANCHUSTUR, CONNBCTICUT facilities. Conve­ 046-04 059-04 FOR SALE NO TICE OP PLACING. OR ORDER Philips Real Estate, ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE niently located on bus CANCELING AN AD IS 742-1450.O Commercial building lot line. $240. per month. ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS In accordance with the provltlona ot Chapter 3, Sections 1 Security and referen- RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS! 12 NOON THE DAY ONE FOR [91 i HOMES HOMES NORTH Coventry. Possi­ and 9 of the T own Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, 125x400 (1V4 acre) adjacent ces. 644-3503.______BEFORE. MONDAY - FIND A CASH buyer tor IZ i I forsale FOR SALE ble Lease/purchase. Connecticut on April 11, 1989. MANCHESTER, CT 1.7 acre lot, brand new ROOM with kitchen and 1 those golf clubs you never FRIDAY. IN ORDER YOUR AD vinyl sided three bed­ PROPOSED ORDINANCE to country club. City water laundry privileges. 203-649-6220 TO MAKE THE NEXT use! Advertise them for Private Monchester TELEMARKETING sole In classified. Just dial room Raised Ranch, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of (Hext to Ecoaomy Electric) ISSUE. FRIDAY TODAY! sliders to pressure Manchester that the Town of Manchester accept con­ sewers near by. Ideal for residence. Non- A F T E R N O O N BY 2:30 643-2711 to place your ad. REDUCED veyance from Mary Catherine Development Company of smoker. No alcohol. When placing trated deck, two car the premises described In Schedule A attached hereto. Sold professional offices MANAGER _y PM FOR MONDAY’S oarage. $169,900. Dir: premises ore conveyed as open space land without mone­ Quiet, considerate. $85. ISSUE. THANK YOU your classified ad JUST a newborn! 11 Only FOR A QUICK SALE Rte 44 to Rte 31$, left on tary consideration. (doctors, dentist, day-care, weekly. 649-2902. FOR YO U R ask for the STAR!! eight months young Sam Green Road,beige Prepared bv William J. Shea, HELP this sensational eight house, #64. Philips Assistant Town Attorney APARTMENTS Only COOPERATIONIII n 3 7 , 5 0 0 Real Estate. 742-1450.O beauty salon, etc.) 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 room Contemporary 3-28-89 FGR RENT Experienced Telemarketers need WANTED becomes available. NORTH Coventry. Two SCHROULR A 2,300 square toot three 18 McCann Drive off private wooded acres. That certain piece or parcel of land situated In the develop­ $110,000 Owner 644-9300 MANCHESTER- Two and ALL POSITIONS OPEN bedrooms, 2'/a baths, New quality build tour ment known as Birch Mountain In the Town of Manchester, three bedroom apart­ apply. We’re looking for someone Andersen Windows, Wetherell Street has bedroom, 2'/3 bath Co­ County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the westerly side of Birch Mountain Road. Sold parcel being designated ments. Security and DRIVER 2x6 construction, fully lonial, cedar siding, references a must. Call PAY *6.00 & UP Andersen windows, as "O PEN SPACE 44.78 A C R ES" on a certain mop or plan on who’s tired of working for someone NAMCO, one of America’s largest appllanced kitchen, been reduced. This very file In the Office of the Manchester Town Clerk entitled; 6 4 5 - 8 2 0 1 . ______Medicai & Dentai Ins. Available 26x14 deck overlooks fireplace, two car gar­ "DRAWING TITLE BOUNDARY SURVEY DRAWN BY: K.L. COVENTRY: Swamp Road retailers of above ground pools, great private wooded nice 5 room ranch with 3 age. $244,900. Dir: Rte O. JOB NO.: 87195 CHECKED BY; R.P.M. DATE; FEB. 1989 COVENTRY. Conve­ else and can qualify for running Complete Training lot near the Manches­ 44 to Rte 31 South, right DRAWING NO.: 195COV PROJECT OPEN SPACE LAND TO Int. 44 to 31 nient, private location. spas and patio furniture, is ter Country Club bedrooms, a good sized on Wrights Mill Road. BE DEEDED TO THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER design pro­ 15 min. to Hartford One bedroom apart­ Free Uniforms Many extras! $334,900. #370. Philips Real Est- fessionals, Inc. civil engineer ‘planners* surveyors (2n) 291- ment. Carpeting- their own Newspaper Subscription expanding and has an immediate 8755 IITOelllnoton road (route 30), south Windsor, Connecticut storage area. Two Company Outings & Awards Jackson & Jackson living room and spacious ote. 742-14500______04074 GRAPHIC SCALE 1 Inch - 200 ft." New 2x6 Thermal crafted 6-room opening for a CLASS II DRIVER. Real Estate, 647-8400.Q months security dep­ Sales Co. Groat Growth Potential MANCHESTER. Newllst- This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this publi­ ranch (1150 sq. ft.), 2 baths, eat-in osit. $425. without utili­ Position is permanent, full benefit kitchen is awaiting your Ingl LaCava bulltelght cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days ties. No pets. 742-0569. Family Meal Discounts Coventry. Move room colonial only otter this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by kitchen, formal dining room package, overtime available, above right In. Lovely three offer to purchase. three years old. The not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, os MANCHESTER. Availa­ Only determined from the latest official lists ot the Registrars of w/siiders to 12x24 deck. Fuil ble Immediately. Re­ Flexible Schedules average wages. All New England bedroom ranch, 1 acre property backs up to Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its private lot. This home woods and Is nicely reference to a special Town election. insuiated basement w/brick decorated three 20 hours a week. Homemakers Hours Available deliveries, no overnight. bedrooms, living 5'“» 0 " ®at-ln kitchen, Jack Lappen Realty landscaped. Plenty of James Fogarty firepiace. Exceptionai acre ibt. Candidates must have good driving fireplace In living room tor the growing Secretary room, formal dining Excellent Incentives, plus bonuses. roorn, panelled base- family with tour bed­ Board of Directors room, kitchen, ap­ 164 East Center St. Manchester, Connecticut By appointment STOP BY TODAY & TALK WITH record, work references. > ment, Family roomx rooms and first floor pliances, wall to wall wood stove and a two family room. $275,900. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut $169,900 Owner 644-9300 carpeting and gas heat. Call Frank THE MANAGER Apply in person only to NAMCO, car oarage. $149,900. 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 David Murdock.Sentry this 12th day of April, 1989 $795. per month. 646- MON-FRI 9-6PM 100 Sanrico Dr., 2 ^ North Real Estate, 643-4060.D 043-04 4144 or 643-0909. River Road, Blue house SAT & SUN 11-7PM Manchester, Ct., 06040. ®«'/1541. pK 647-9946 Real Estate. 742-1450.