U - M A N CH ES TER H ER ALD . Wednesday. May i. IMS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Larry WrlgM MANCHISTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Bm I Estite 'V Deputy mayor’s move 11 Get a grip on anger 11 Glastonbury socks Clear skies tonight; BUSINSSS& CkKTekTtWAT HOMES MANCHESTER - SteAK RAW! sunny, warm Friday FOR SALE $139,900. Elegant home town committee’s loss 11 by learning its signs 11 Manchester nine with lovely french doors 'Vf I to dining room and living ... page 10 page 11 page 15 ... page 2 EAST HARTFORD - room. 6 bedrooms, fire I I ... I I • tM,900. S«l*ctlv0 buyers place, screened porch, will sinflie out this soot- multi-level deck to pool ODD JOBS, Trucking. HOME OAROtHSROTa Home repairs. You name TILLBO_> - P w JB 8M- iV m ^ S yards. IllRKtt < loss 1-owntr 6 room qual and large rooms through tax. Sand, dfauol. E ity built Ranch with 3 out. D.W. Fish Realty, it. we do It. Free eetl- m ot«». 5 Coll CIvE* dt bedrooms. 1V^ baths, 643-1991 or 871-1400. motes. Insured. 6434904. 643-$<29. deck off kitchen, caroet- YARD B LAWN SER RUSTED out - Car Infl A 3 car garooe. Lo EAST HARTFORD - trunkt,^ eboists. oncINuNI cated on quiet cul-de-sac. $98,900. Well maintained V IC E • Mow Ins- Edglnp- ' '6PRL*I? ‘ Bushes - Tree trimming. repair. Calt E i - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. May 9, 1985 Copters grounding halts training efforts' Manchester Land purchase requirements," another s^esm an. In Brief 21, the Army said. Two of the injured ought to be," he added. ' is first step in By Richard C. Grots Lt. Col. Craig Mac Nab, said of the Unitod Prou Inttrnotlonal were hospitalised. The two rotors mesh when both are spinning normally. But when the rear grounding's effect on the unit- “ The Hospital guldas visitors Last month, the Arm y grounded the implication they can't do tlieir Job. is entire fleet of more than 600 of iU new bjades halted, the two together caused Manoheiter Memorial Hospital recently pub- WASHINGTON — Training of a top wrong...” street project the chopper to chew itself to pieces, llihed an Information booklet which provldei secret Army unit involved in counter troop-carrying Blackhawks indefi E arlier model Chinooks or Huey Monteverde said. policies and guidelines for visitors. terrorist missions has been paralysed nitely after two crashes killed 15 men helicopters at Fort Campbell can be The Board of Directors will be asked when it meets Task Force 160, based at Fort The guidelines are intended to help visitors by the grounding of two types of earlier this year. used, Mac Nab said. Tuesday to consider an ordinance under which the O&A ‘ ■ w A Navy CH-53D Sea Stallion helicop Campbell, virtually was put out of contribute to the well-being of the person they are JOHN C CURTIN helicopters because of crashes that Monteverde said the investigation town would buy six pieces of property along Vernon ' P i ter also plunged into the Sea of Japan peacetime training business because of visiting, said Andrew A. Beck, director of public killed IS soldiers and injured eight into the cause of the transmission Street, most of them small, in connection with plans to u s u t Monday and all 17 men aboard were the two groundings. The “ highly relations. KO BERTI WHITE others, the Arm y says. reconstruct the street. . T ^ i trained 900-man aviation battalion failure is expected to take weeks In the booklet, visitors are asked to limit their But, Army spokesmen said Wednes presumed lost. Other Sea Stallions have although Army technicians have pin The directors are scheduled to meet at 8 p.m. in the 1 supports other units in counter-terrorist number to two at a time, to keep visits brief and ROBERT A.RHUDA USR day, if soldiers in the elite unit are not been grounded. hearing room of Lincoln Center. t k h a i^ counter-insurgency operations and pointed a bearing in the transmission as not to bring food, beverages or medications to ' ’ ’ . f t n e^ed for an operational mission, The twin-masted Chinooks were The total amount offered (or the properties in the “ is charged with the most difficult the faulty part. patienu. USM.C. ' ' m . “ They'll fly.” grounded after the failure of a trans None of the 400 earlier ntodels of the proposal it 814,137, with the lowest offer 8200 and the KEtm A M ILLER mission bearing on the aft rotor of one of missions," Monteverde said. The guidelines point out that children under 12 The unit. Task Force 160, is equipped Arm y’s Chinooks has been affected by highest 88,280. Owners of the properties are Lewis and the choppers while it was taxiing to be “ The grounding of both those types of years are not allowed to visit, except in the ROBERfiMATTSOR U.S.M.C, with 75 helicopters and relies almost the grounding since they use different Frances M. Frysinger, Caroline M. Geer, Linda A. I refueled at La Mesa, Honduras, Lt. Col. helicopters put their feet on the ground, maternity section during designated hours. The solely on the UH-60 Blackhawk and the transmissions. Griffin, Doris G. Hellstrom, Cindy B. Paluska, and but other models of helicopters are booklet also notes that special-care areas have 1 f h CH-47D Chinook, the latest casualty in a Miguel Monteverde, an Army spokes DONALD A KIRKHAM U S i t m i f j i r . j r , available to them,” he said. “ They The 50,000-pound medium-lift helic their own regulations which visitors should ask George and Carol A. Popik. series of chopper problems afflicting man, said. opter can carry up to S3 troops or a Passage of the ordinance would permit the town to It stopped there on the way from Fort could go at a moment's notice if they about at nursing stations. ALBERT a CHRISTY, JR. l i U the Navy and the Army. bad to, even with the grounding. If we maximum of 22,703 pounds of cargo. It negotiate with the owners (or the sale, according to .!?T; All 62 of the latest model Chinooks Campbell, Ky.. to Panama for an The booklet lists all visiting areas and were to go to war tomorrow, tte is built by the B o e ^ Vertol Corp. of ARMY CHINOOK HELICOPTER Robert Huestis, town budget and research officer, were grounded Friday following the exercise after being airborne for more discharge procedures. It includes information on DONALD JKRAJEW SKI USA m grounding orders would be chucked.” Philadelphia and Avco Lycoming Corp. who has been handling ri^t-o(-way acquistiont (or ' . ' i W transmission failure of the 6.7rd that than four hours, he said. “ If those guys . transmission woes force grounding the Inpatient mental health unit, pastoral care, “ It’s got zip to do with operational of Stratford. Conn. the smoking policy, parking procedures and the reconstruction project. injured eight soldiers in Honduras April (in the crew) still aren’t in church, they MARSHALL a MCNAMARA USN, 1 /L . T y - u phone numbers. Huestis said it Is necessary to acquire ownership of the six p ro^rties rather than easements over them. The booklet is available through the public RAYMOND C. HOLM AN USJAC ' M l f m . f : relations office. Call 647-4752 to get one. Plans call (or the street in eastern Manchester to be Weather reconstructed from Greenwood Drive north to Taylor JAM ES F. MOTT ■ tJ F . Peopletalk Street at a cost of 82.8 million. The project will begin USA IL. : i y Lutx pl««d9 for volunteoTB late this year and last between 18 months and two VICTOR O tLG RECO .Jli Today’s forecast The Lutz Children’s Museum desperately needs years, according to town officials. l i S A L - d ? GlIm pMS more volunteers this weekend to helpput together FMhion In China lAL EVERETT LR lN tS Coaaecticat, Maaaachaselts a playscape behind the museum on South Main THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE is one of two that U i A ' l u L Yves Saint Laurent's exhibit had been in New AlaaThlcke, who8e“ Thlckeof theNigbt” failed and Rhode Island: Today; Street, its director said today. that will be the subjects of public hearings Tuesday. York months before and some of the plothes dated to rival David Letiennaa in the late-night sunny. High from the low 60s Anyone willing to handle a hammer and saw or The other would reduce the number of members of the competition, is returning to television as to 1958 but it still along the coast to the low 70s serve a lunch is asked to phone the museum at Ekxmomic Development Commission from IS to 10. house-husband psychiatrist on ABC's new was a fashion hit in inland. Tonight: clear. Low from 643-0949. F ive vacancies exist on the commission now and the Peking. “ GrowingPains’’ ... Muppetmagasineisstartinga the mid 40s to the mid 50s, About 100 people have volunteered, but Steven members see no need (or a 15-member commission “ To give my art is new feature—a Muppet version of arockvideowith now that its work has been reduced with the Friday: sunny and warm. High Ling, director of the museum, said today that more important a poster. The first— a takeoff on the ads for Brace completion of the Buckland Industrial Park. ranging from the mid 80s inland more are needed. than selling Siprlngsteen’s “ Bom in the U.S.A.” album — A public bearing is also set on a change in the town’s to around 70 along the cooler clothes.” Saint Lau features Kermit “ The Moss” Greensteen in white Mayor declares water week sewer rules. The change would restore to the rules a rent said at the T-shirt, blue Jeans and biker boots against a giant south shore areas. set of sewer outlet charges that were inadvertently Herald photo by Pinto opening of a 200- American fla g... Stars on “ Love Boat’' thisseason Maine: Sunny today but ejoud- The week beginning Monday has been pro omitted when the rules were revised last year. Until piece exhibit in the will include Jeon Stapletoa, Valerie Harper, Chad ing up north in the afternoon. claimed “ Drinking Water Week” by the mayorin last year, the outlet charges were listed in the Reflections Palace of Fine Arts. Everett, Lorenzo Lamas and Caesar Romero... Highs 55 to 65. Mostly cloudy with recognition of a 120 million water improvement regulations. “ It is a big honor for scattered showers tonight except project that will culminate with an open house at Hearings will also be held on (our proposed The names of the 14 Manchester conjunction with the towiis regular me to be in China. just partly cloudy extreme the new water treatment plant on May 18. additional appropriations, none of them to be financed residents who died in the Vietnam War Memorial Day ceremonies. The commit China is the cradle Bye bye, Brigitte southwest. Lows in the 40s. “ I am proud that the town is working hard to by taxation. are reflected in a monument in the tee that planned the park has reached its of silk. Without Partly sunny except variable meet the growing water needs of our commun They include; The French are ready for a facelift for their memorial park at the corner of Main and fund-raising goal of $67,000, Co- China, m aybe I cloudiness north Friday. Highs ity,” Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg said in a • An appropriation of 8600 to buy fish to stock national s)rmbol, preferring actress Calheriae wouldn’t be here." in the 60s and 70s. proclamation. “ The town of Manchester is also Salter’s Pond for a fishing derby for senior citizens Center streets. Vietnam Veterans Mem chairman Glenn Beaulieu said today. Deneuve to replace M g lt le Bardot as the model Now that the 1966- New Hatapshire: Mostly proud of the tireless, dedicated and highly and to a ward prizes to derby winners. The money was orial Purir will hA HoHir-rited May 27 in for the ’’Marianne” figure that decorates town 76 Cultural Revolu qualified staff working in the Water donated by the Savings Bank of Manchester. halls across the country. sunny today. High 55 to 65. tion has cooled. Department.” • An appropriation of 81.200 to pay (or two A poll released Wednesday showed 36 percent Mostly cloudy with a chance of A day right for May flowara Western clothes are The open house at the new $6 million treatment mannequins (or use in cardiopulmonary resuscitation of those surveyed thought the blonde, doe-eyed showers tonight except partly growing in popular Today: sunny. High around 70. Wind becoming southwest 10 to 20 plant on Spring Street is scheduled for 11 a.m. training. The money comes from an anonymous Deneuve was the ideal woman to be represented cloudy extreme south. Lows in l-park proposal goes to board ity and the Mao suits mph in the afternoon. Tonight: clear. Low around 50. Southwest lOto donor. in a bust that symbolizes the republic in public the 40s. Partly to mostly sunny Yves Saint Laurent are being pushed to 20 mph. Friday: sunny and warm. High 80 to 85. Saturday partly sunny Tech students go to contest • An appropriation of 88,400 to pay for the training squares, city halls and on French money. She Friday. Highs 65 to 72 north and The Board of Directors will be the back of the continuedwarm. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Leah Parent, of community agency workers at St. Joseph College in a regional shopping mall near the proposals for developing the Union outdistanced seven other celebrities including 70 to 80 south. Two automotive technology students from asked Tuesday to approve a closet. 10, of 15 Lindman St., a fourth grader at Nathan Hale School. West Hartford. The money comes from a state grant. highway. Pond land. The selection commit singers Mirellle Malhien and Sylvie Vartan and Vermont: Sunny and pleasant Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical request for proposals to develop a “ Fashion symbolizes the changes of an epoch,” • An appropriation of 840,000 to pay for design of a Under a tentative timetable tee would review the proposals and Prtnceu Caroline of Monaco in the poll of 1,826 today. Highs near 70. Chance of school have won the right to compete against 27-acre tract near Union Pond on said Zhang Too, director of the agency sponsoring new cemetery on Hillstown Road. The money would prepared by Pellegrini, developers present their recommendations to people. other students in a trouble-shooting contest which the town had originally the Saint Laurent show. “ CHiina, which is showers in the north tonight. come from the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund. would have until June 28 to submit the Board of Directors by August 6. undertaking great changes, is taking steps to The bust of Marianne, currently fashioned after Fair in the south. Mild. Lows in Wednesday at Central Connecticut State planned to build an industrial park. Bardot, has decorated city halls throughout University. catch up in the field of fashion with the tide of its the 40s and SOs. Chance of more THE DIRECTORS also will be asked to approve air If approved, the request will be France since 1877. The original Marianne, a Cheney Tech seniors Gregory J. Haiti and Alex present epoch.” showers in the north Friday. conditioning for portions of the Park Garage on sent to private developers. beauty wearing a coned shaped bonnet that was Highs in the 60s. Partly sunny Patnode were among 20 students across the state Among the goals of the town in who qualified for the contest by completing a Charter Oak Street. worn at the time of the French revolution, and warm in the south. Slight the project are to create employ written examination that tested both academic Board members discussed the project at a March 5 replaced busts of Emperor Napoleon III. chance of an afternoon thunder ment opportunities for area resi and mechanical abilities. meeting and some of them were were concerned over Bradbury not a space case shower. Highs near 80. a proposal to abandon window air conditioners in dents and to receive the best INorlgage Role Haiti is from East Hartford and Patnode is favor of central air conditioning. possible return on the land at the Ray Bradbury writes about space but he from Tolland. Since then, most of the directors have toured the least cost to the town, according to doesn’t necessarily want to go there. He says his Extended outlook The contest is being co-sponsored by the AAA the request for proposals prepared garage and reportedly the consensus of those who Correction travel aspirations go no higher than the Goodyear and the Connecticut Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers by Director ^of Planning Mark Extended outlook for New have is that central air conditioning for the office area The interest rate on our 1-year variable mortgage was blimp can take him. Back in the U.S.A. Association. The contestants will work in Pellegrini. England Saturday through is the only method that will work well. incorrectly stated at 9.78%. The porrect rate is; The Rochester, N. Y., Times-Union recently ran two-member teams, repairing deliberate Any proposal received by the Bruce Springsteen is back home resting in Monday: Central air conditioning will cost 812,000, compared an editorial nominating Bradbury to be the next “ bugged” 1985 cars, according to a news releaM town would be evaluated by a Rumson, N.J., having played to combined Conaecticat, Massachusetts with 82,850 for window air conditioners. VARIABLE RATE civilian on a space shuttle mission. from Triple-A. The team with the fastest time and selection committee to be ap audiences of more than 300,000 in Australia and aad Rhode Islaad: Fair and The directors will also consider authorizing the A “ What are you doing? Trying to scare me to Japan. the best workmanship will represent the state at pointed by the town Economic warm. High temperature from town to enter into an agreement with the state for death?” Bradbury wrote back in a letter to the Springsteen, whose “Bom in the U.S.A.” the national finals in June, where teams from Development Commission. editor. “ I am 65 years old now and while I am in the m id 70s to the m id 80s. Cooler other states will compete for prizes apd preliminary design of a new Union Street Bridge. The recently became the bestselling L P in Columbia preliminary design is being done by Fuss and O'Neill, The directors meet Tuesday at 8 good health, I am one of those former beach boys Records history, played 16 sold-out shows. While along south coastal areas. Low scholarships worth 8125,000. p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing 9 m a Manchester en^neering firm. who think lying in the sun is better than running temperature in the SOs. < room. in Sydney, Springsteen jumped on stage at a Nell The federal government would pay 85 percent of the around it. I Uiink that I would prefer to be Vermont: Dry Saturday. The town decided to scrap pUins Young concert to perform a 20-minute version of SwenMon favors drink bill cost, while the state and town would each pay 7.5 nominated to captain the Goodyear blimp closer (Hhance o f showers Sunday and for developing an industrial park Young's “ Down By the R iver.” As he did Satellite view state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R-Manchester, percent. to Earth.” Monday. Warm. Highs 75 to 80. with small, one- to three-acre lots IL54% periodically during his U.S. tour last year, said today that she supports a bill before the state For the preliminary design, the state and federal ' APR Bradbury's science fiction classic “ The Mar Lows in the SOs. after it received "extraordinarily Springsteen made a number of charitable Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EDT shows Legislature that would raise the legal drinking government would reimburse the town for 887,875 of tian Chronicles” was about Earthlings spoiling a Points 2Vz Y New Hampshire, Maine: Fair strong” interest from private contributions along the way, including donations clear skies from New England southwest to the central Plains. age from 20 to 21. ' its share of 895,000. galactic Garden of Eden but he says he has been developers in the land, the request Tsrm 1 year variable to two hospitals and the Vietnam Veterans Saturday and Sunday. Chance of Showers and thunderstorms stretch from the southeast to the Rio “ I'd be crazy if I didn’t,” she said. satisfied so far with man’s behavior in space. Association of Australia. showers Monday. Lows in the says. Cap 2% per year. Qraride Valley. High clouds blanket the skies over the Plateau and Swensson said that unlike previous years when F IN A L E N G IN E E R IN G costs are not yet known, 5% for the life of the loan “ We have done well in space so far, have tried Springsteen starts a European tour in June and The land is located within a 40s. Highs in the 60s north and 70s northern Rocky Mountain states. To the southwest rain extends from state lawmakers considered raising the age, she according to a report to the board from Public Works to behave and teamed to protect any environment is expected to return to the United States at the half-mile of exit 94 on Interstate 84. Rate subject to change due to market conditions. south. southern California into south Nevada. did not receive any phone calls against the Director George A. Kandra. The state is still we have visited," he said. “ I am impatient for the Improvements to the highway end of the summer for a few more dates before proposal this year. negotiating with Fuss and O’Neill for that phaseof the next big step.” winding up the tour, which began last June. have spurred development along The other two legislators from Manchester — work. * ' AcroM the nation the highway corridor in Manches The Eagle among banks. Rep. James R. McCavanagh, D-Manchester, and Temporary repairs have been made to the bridge 30.00 ter, Pellegrini said in the request. Showers will be scattered from Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester said and it is now u n ^ r limited use. Among the developments were the northern P a cific coast to the Wednesday that they also supported the higher Two matters involving the police department will construction of the mammoth J.C. northern Rockies. Showers and drinking age. also be considered Tuesday. One involves transfer Hxst Fadeial Saiidiigs thunderstorms will reach from ring 824,200 from the contingency fund to the police Penney Catalog DistribuUon Cen East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, ter and completion of the Buckland southeast Texas and Louisiapa budget to replace the .38 caliber revolvers used by Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor Industrial Park. Two developers to the Tennessee Valley, the police officers with 9mm automatic weapons. are also vying (or the right to build Carolinas and Florida. Winds The other involves a request for proposals for a will be strong and gusty from Fire Calls study of the police department. On Monday night the inland sections of southern Cali directors approved a budget for next year that fornia across southern Nevada, includes 810.000 for such a study but does not earmark L08 Al Wednesday, 10; 52 a.m. — medical call, 10 Fenwick Arizona, and Utah. any funds to Implement any recommendations that Road (Eighth District, Paramedics). Sunshine will be abundant might come from the study. LOWttT Wednesday, 4:23 p.m. — smoke investigation, 89 Several personnel matters will be taken up by the from California across the TCMKNATUmS Spencer St. (Town). directors. plains, the Great Lakes and the Northeast. Highs will be in the 50s across portions of the Pacific LEOCMO- Northwest and northern Maine. Readings in the 60s will extend from the central California coast \ '/ y / ]sM0wzas^ stmt O a irii MOTHER’S DAY across northern Nevada to the UM WtATNCR FOTOCA8T Q u e e n northern intermountain region IS A SPECIAL DAY AT IHofi.-gat 8 AM - a PM; Sun. 8 AM - 6 PM and over parts of New England. Highs in the 70s and 80s will National forecast dominate the middle section of 6/S^er. ROAD DAIRY QUEEN USDA CHOICE BONELeS8-j.OMDON aaOIL the nation with 90s over the During early Friday morning rain Is forecast for parts of the northern desert Southwest and west Plains, the upper Mississippi Valley and the northern Atlantic coast SIRLOIN STEAK______*1.79 ib. Texas. states. Elsewhere, the weatherwill be falr.MlnImum temperatures will Oval Mother’s Day Cakes SANDY MAC ^ ^ ~ Include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis); Atlanta 67(75), Boston 52(82), Chicago 59(85), Cleveland 50(80), Dallas 67(92), Spsclil Pries *4^^ itrvts6-8piopla ■» DOMESTIC COOKED HAM____ *1.99 ib. 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May 9. 19SS Water and sewer officials want details on developments U.S./World In Brief Summit hinges on U.N. ceremonies day in which Reagan exchanged Konstantin Chernenko on March sewage proWems, M cKee said. LISBON, Portugal (UPI) - In five years in March. He said a nil ssBgrrr with Gorbachev on the 13. delivered a letter from Reagan mans' project would not be signill- tbe sewer lines is wttk the Globe Developers of the ISh-unftSoutfh AuthoritloD not big cocaino haul the strongest statement yet, a to Gorbachev suggesting a meet By Susan Vaughn Street that would be connected to single-family home subdivision 4Slh anniversary of V-E Day — the Hollow Trunk line on Spring Street, field Green complex were required senior American official said Pres- the condominiums. The problem cantly different than that gener M IAM I — A pre-dawn speedboat chase across Biscayna Bay end of World War II In Europe. ing between tbe two leaders. HoraM Roportsr Young aald. The Metcidf and Eddy has lass sewage per acre. idsnt Reagan will meet Soviet could cause "an overtaxed sani ated by a previous It-lot to InsuU a slphim as an alternate and a broken tail light on an overloaded motor camper netted law In Ms letter to Goriwebev. Gorbachev later said he replied report identified the problem in the " I I it (Mountain Farm s) had route for the sewage, to prevent the lender Mikhail Gorbachev in New tary sewer system." McKee said in subdivision the Petermans had enforcement officers a record-shattering two tons of cocaine, Reagan racallod tbe humsa price "pnstUvely" to tbe Reagan sugges The town is getting tougher with trunk line lor ItiB. come in as condos, the red flag York if GorlMcbev attends UnMed the letter. proposed. But Young stressed that trunk sewer from being over plus a ton of marijuana as a bonus. both countrlea made to ilefeat tion. but that a date bad not been developers — particularly con- “ The fact is we are lower in flow would have gone up," Young said. Nations ceremonies this (all. dooitaiium developers — by requir In a May 1 follow-up nnemo to he was making his commeMo “ on McKee said Wednesday that be loaded. McKee said. Authorities said the combined street value of the drugs, seised “tyranny" in World War H and set. than projected.". Youag said. “ We oper. First Hartford Realty, did The new Soviet leader has not ing sewer-impact studies prior to Director of Planning Mark Pelle principle" becauae the proponed will recommend In the Diture that a less than three hours apafi Wednesday but apparently unrelated, said. “ We demonstrated that d ^ The speculation came as the tone change to PR D aone was no* have a little caiMMiity left." tbe work required as a condition indicated whether he will attend Soviet Union celebrated the 40th approval of their plans, recent grini, Water and Sewer Adminis sewer impact study be done before was 91 billion. It was the largest single-day haul in the nation's pile our differences, we can join part of tbe projected land use for Young said Uw problem on the for approval, he said. the opening session of tbe U.N. anniversary of its victory over actions by the Water and Sewer trator Robert J. Young said any building in town — even one history. together fax successful common the area. line is not aufficieat to cause a The engineering firm of Fusr General Assembly beginning Sept. Nasi Germany in World War II Department indicate. McKee's remarks are directed at bouse — is constructed. efforts." sewer surcharge in Ittt, but that it and O'Neill, which is preparing A C ^ t Guard helicopter patrolling Biscayne Bay spotted a 23 or the anniversary celebratioa Water and Sewer Department the change in population density Young reiterated Wednesday McKee said that although no Reogan said he "would like our with a massive military parade will need replacement by the year plans lor Thomas N. Relley (or the 29-foot speedboat running without lights about 1: IS a.m. EDT of tbe founding of the United officiais in recent months have that will occur on tbe site if the what he said in the memo to major problem exists now, sewage countries to join in rededication to thraugh Rfsl Square. 2.IM if the land uae patterns at the 29S-unlt Country Club Estates Wednesday and called in two patrol boats. Nations on Oct. 24. required impact studies or addi condominiums are constructed. Pellegrini — that if the developers treatment must be address^ the task (rf overcoming the differ A daisling array of military tloM of the study continue. condominium complex, has al After an S-mile chase across tbe bay. the drug-laden craft 'Hie senior U.S. official — tional work to be done by the Young also said that a loae could prove that the amount of because “ the town is exploding." ences and resafving the problems hardware, ■ from vintage World Young also explained why no ready been told by tbe Water and approached land and three men jumped overboard. Two men speaking on condition that he not developers of three condominium allowing a higher development sewage generated would not he 'IWo large condominium devel between us." War II tanks to modem ballistic reatrictioaa were placed on the Sewer Department that It must do escaped, but Flint said Miami iwUce who rushed to the area be idwMified — Wednesday told projects in the south end of town. density on the site would be significantly different.'thsn the opments off South Main Street — In bis telegram to Reagan, missiles, rolled past Gorbachev •2-lot Mountain Fanna Subdiv iaion found a w et and cold Raphael Soto, 35. hitUng in a bayside park reporters traveling with Reagan In an April IS letter to the "inconsistent" with the specifica Water and Sesrer Department a sewer impact study In order to and other Politburo members on directly across the street from the Southfield Green and the proposed ab M id A ir Force One: “ If Gorba Gorbachev said, "The Soviet Un Planning arid Zoning Commission. tions in a l$7t Facilities Plan for would BO longer have reserva Country Club Estates — have been get (Inal approval, YoUng and about a block away. The speedboat contained 1.9S9 pounds of ion is prepared to cooperate with their traditional reviewing stand, Petermans' property, which was chev comes to New York. Reagan Sewer Administrator Norman Waste Water Collection and Treat tions" about the proposal. “ red nagged" becauae of potential McKee said Wednesday. nearly-pure cocaine worth $600 million on t l| e street, officials tbe United States of America to atop tbe red granite mausoleum of approved lor the second time in will nteet with him." McKee said the sewer department ment prepared for tbe town by the said, adding it was the largest cocaine cache in the Coast Guard's the Soviet state's founder Vladimir The Petermans' attomoy. Joel Previously. White House offi accomplish ... the task of preveat- would not approve a 17-unit con engineering firm of Metcalf and history. ing a nuclear catastrophe and fully Lenin. E. Janenda. said at Monday's cials said only that tbe (all U.N. dominium development off Eddy. hearing that the seven extra uniU MIKHAIL GORBACHEV eliminating nuclear weapons." The houriong parade began with That report took into account tbe cerenuMdes would be an opportune Gardner Street unless a sanitary in the condominium plan sMuld L.A. OKs ‘comparabis worth’ raisat . . . may go to U.N. The issue of a Reagan- a speech by Defense Minister density of existing Rural Resi Historic area sets active day time (or Reagan and Gorbachev to M ai^al Sergei Sokolov, who sewer impact study is done on the Gorbachev meeting first arose increase the taxatioa on the sewer meet. S.S-acre site. The project is pro dence and Residence AA xones in LOS ANGELES — More than 3.0SO female city employees will when Vice President George Bush, warned that any attack against the by two-thirds of the amount University of Hartford s Hartt A date (or a meeting may be set Minister Andrei Grom yko in posed by developers Barney T. the southeast section of town, hut Across Pine Street, the (ire get salary increases up to IS percent to settle a comparable worth who represented the United States Soviet Union will be met with swift Pfoduced by 1$ single-family Bv Alex GIrelll when Secretary of State George Vienna on Tuesday. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. not higher density tones such as museum will be open. School of Music. complaint that they were being paid less than males doing retribution. homes. Herald Reporter At the Wednesday meeting, Shultz meets with Soviet Foreigij/ The U.S. statement came on a at the funeral of Soviet leader Peterman Jr. tbe Planned Residence Develop And developers who are convert sim ilar jobs. “ Barney Peterman's seven progress was reported on the Some opponents of the Peter ment xone applied for by the ing several Cheney mill buildings Mayor Tom Bradley called tbe plan “ long overdue and fair." homes is not going to pop the June 22 will be a busy day in the design of interior work for Cheney mans' proposal who attended a Petermans. A higher density of Cheney National H isto^ District. into apartments will have model The settlement, which will cost the city $12 million over the next sewer," Young said. Hall. Renovation of the exterior is public bearing before the PZC people would generate more sew The Manchester Historical So apartments open (or viewing. three years, will increase individual salaries from ill-IS percent Germans applaud leader for speech But approving the change in xone Monday voiced objections to tbe age, Young explained. WilUam FitxGerald. chairman completed. ciety will celebrate the 2SSth A committee from the Little so that by July 19S7 wonten will make as much money as men development based on a lack of In an AA xone. the permitted without a sewer-impact study of the Cbeney National Historic could not have missed the fact that mier Hans Filbinger, a former “sets a precedent" for similar anniversary of tbe Cbeney Homes Theater of Manchester has viewed holding comparable jobs. BONN. West Germany (UPI) — ther was convicted of aiding tbe com pl^ plans related to water development density is two houses District Commission, reported the deportation trains (to concen Nazi military judge. changes," he said. “ If the trend tead with an antique show on the preliminary plans (or the interior The plan resulted from a federal discrimination complaint West Germaos showered Presi Nasis. described the Naxis' horri and sewer use. per acre. In a PRD tone it is four briefly on the events at a meeting tration camps) were rolling,” lawn of the homestead. by Malmfeldt Associates of Glas filed by the American Federation of State County and Municipal dent Richard von Weizsaecker fying treatment of political oppo McKee said tbe reason for bouses per acre. continues, we could have a poten Wednesday of tbe CTieney Hall Weixsaecker said. A short distance away, in the Employees claiming that females were underpaid compared to with praise and flowers for his V-E nents, Jews, gypsies, tbe mentally requiring the study was a problem Young said Wednesday that the tial downstream problem." Foundation. tonbury and has considered what “ When the whole, unspeakable Currently the only problem in parking lot of Cbeney Hall, tbe Day anniverBary speech, in which ill. Poles. Russians and homosexu Mothers Day at on a sewer trunk line along Spring sewage generated by the Peter Other upcoming events in the problems it may have with the males. truth of the Holocaust was clear, Manchester Kiwanis dub will bold design in connection with theatri he told them they bore personal als. He had special praise for district include the showing of a European Coamumist resistance too many of us pleaded we knew its annual strawberry (estival (or cal performances. One of them is reapoosibility for Nazi ati^ties. Mary Lewis the benefit of the Lutx Children's 192S silent movie at Cheney Hall Embattled chairwoman retignt nothing or had only an inkling,” he that a stairway intrudes somewhat Tbe speech to a joint seasioa of to Adolf Hitler. 9 June 7 and S. The movie, which said. Museum. Parliament Wednesday, carried “ Free yourselves of hate and stars Buster Keaton and Marion on the stage. WASHINGTON — The embattled head of the Copyright “ There is no such tUng as guilt Things she would ^ Bolton Area Towns In Brief Some musical entertainment tbraugbout the nation on televi- strife against others, American or Mack, will be shown with an Architect Edward Breen of Royalty Tribunal has resigned following controversy about her or ioiintwiMw for an entire nation. will be featured at the (estival and sioo. prompted a cascade of phone original piano accompaniment by Malmfeldt is seeking solutions to work on a book that suggested Wacka in America Russian, Jew or TUrk, radical or Guilt, like innocence, is not collec choose for antique autos will be displayed in calls and telegrams to tbe govern LIlMrary hosts hospital show Patrick Miller, a professor at the the problems. responsibility and have an “ abhorrence of the work ethic. cooservative, black or wUte." he tive but personal,” Weixsaecker park plan tbe lot ment expressing tbeir approval of exhMted in Us (rank remarks to Marianne MeleHaU. the focus of criOcUm the last few weeks, said. COVENTRY — Children will be introduced to hospital care and U s aentiinents. herself; hand-1 was confirm ed by the Senate last month to the $70.S09-a-year members of both houses of Pariia- procedures tonight at the Booth and Dimock Memorial Library “ There was a flood of assent." a ment and invited guests. “May g is not a day (or chair of tbe small federal regulatory agency that sets the rates through a puppet show and hands-on play with medical spokesman said. celebratioa for us. It is a day of cotton sweaters criticized cable-television operators must pay for the right to re-broadcast equipment such as blood pressure cuffs and doctors caps, masks Medical clinic opening set A Jewish woman, who said she Some Germaua contend they remembrance for what mankind programs. . knew notUng about tbe Holocaust had to suffer,” the president said. BOLTON — Two residents and gloves. . had lost tour relatives in the soft cotton Criticism arose over her role in writing the book, “ Foundations until after the war, hift Weis- argued before the Public Building The program was developed by Alison Stokes, a student intern spokesman Andrew Beck said Holocaust, sent Weixsaecker flow The first walk-in medical dnic in days to show visitors the clinic and of Sand." and the White House confirmed late Wednesday she ers to thank U m (or his speech. saecker said many Germans knew As be spoke, several left-wing Commission Wednesday for a with the Child Life Department at Mai^hester Memorial Thursday that hospital officials dresses, Manchester will open May 2S. the explain its purpoM and proce had submitted her resignaUon. A spokesman would not give In the speech oo the 4Stb what Hitler was doing. leidslators left the chamber to revised plan to renovate the Hospital. The program, aimed at easing a child's fear of hospital have met with members of the ballfields at Herrick Memorial president of the company that will dures. Grinspan said. deUils of the resignation but said it likely would be accepted. anniversary of V-E Day. tbe “ Those who wanted to know’ who protest tbe (weaence of former visits, has already been presented in Hebron. Andover. Coventry clinic staff to discuss the working beautiful Park that could pave the way for run it said Thursday. The clinic will be open every day Hall's work on tbe 19S2 book had prompted civil righU groups. •5-year-old president, whose fa kept their eyes and ears open. Baden-Wuerttemberg state pre- and Manchester. relationship between the two and more playing fields there in the Dr. Gregg Grinspan, president of tbe year from S a.m. to 9 p.m. to House Democrats and Sen. Charles Mathias Jr., R-Md.. The program will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the library, are satisfied with clinic proce :30 of the Immediate Medical Care diagnose and treat most non-life chairman of the copyright subcommittee, to call for her leather bags. future. dures covering such areas as Parks Maintainer Ray Boyd, which is on Main Street. Center Inc., said the opening of the threatening situations on a walk-in patient referrals to the hospital. resignation or firing by President Reagan. The White House had who is also the Bolton High School clinic will be preceded by a party basis, he said. previously refused to comment on the situation. Duarte to reopen peace talks Genuine soccer coach, and men's softball State approves launch funds May 17 for staff members of Tbe seven other Immediate "W e're both health care provid volunteer Larry Pesce, proposed Manchester Memorial Hospital Medical Care centers are located ers so we're interested in working SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador told reporters at tbe Government will bold a public dialogue.” Cloisonne that the town preserve a cornfield and people who have helped tbe in East Hartford, West Hartford, together," Beck said. BrazU lets people pick president BOLTON — The state Bonding Commission has approved (U P I) — President Jose Napoleon Houae Wednesday. Duarte told reporters. inside the park as tbe site of future medical group in its efforts to set Wethersfield. Norwalk and funds to repair the boat launch at Bolton Lake, state Sen. Carl A. The hospital announced last year BRASILIA, Brazil — (ingress gave unanimous approval to Duarte said leftist guerrillas have "W e will talk without the press, "W e have to find a point earrings. football and soccer fields. up tbe Manchester clinic — its Bridgeport. Zinsser. R-Manchester. has announced. agreed to bold "a private conver without news, without maUng any mnsmsiii which can be taken in Tbe commission took no action eighth in Connecticut. The Manchester clinic will be that it was considering setting up constitutional amendment that restores direct presidential The Bolton ramp is among 17 state-owned boat launches that sation” with Us government in an scandals, sittitog alone to see if we the talks.” aiJd Duarte who first on their request at the special An open bouse for tbe general beaded by Dr. Michael Erdil, an its own walk-in clinic at the elections and wipes out the last vestiges of 21 years of military Spring and will be repaired with the $79,452 authorized by the Finance. eftort to reopen peace talks stalled can find the path," Duarte said, met with npresentatives of the meeting Wednesday night at Com public will then be held May IS at internist from Massachusetts, and hospital and was granted the government. Revenue and Bonding Commission, Zinsser said. since last November. adding that Catholic Onireh p«uti«»al miHtnry mumaitinn to munity Hall. the clinic, which is located next to Dr. Kent Stahl, who < hits had approval it needed. However, Beck The amendnnent, proposed by President Joee Saraey and Summer sandals. “ I am very happy that the committee was able to approve mediators would be present. U s U.S.-lMcked government in Tbe PBC is already overseeing the Medi-Mart drugstore on West emergency room experience at said Thursday that hospital offi approved Wednesday, also paves the way for legalization of the "The guerrillas have accepted funds for the boat launch." Zinsser said in a news release. “ The Middle Turnpike, be said. several hospitals in Connecticut. cials have net yet decided whether Communist Party — banned since 1947. It allows greater my proposal to bold preliminary "The idea is to have a private October. Main St.. Manchester plans to regrade and seed four Duarte also denied rumors that softball fields in another area of Bolton ramp has needed maintenance and I am sure residents Clinic staff will be on band both Manchester Memorial Hospital to proceed with the plans. freedom for political parties and abolishes a literacy t^ t which t»ih « in private and to later carry converaatian and when the tU iig is already mature and makes sense talks had already begun in Sfexico the park. The plan was the and boating enthusiasts will be pleased to hear that repairs are currently excludes some 30 percent of would-be voters. out an open dialogue if some 643-5667 aiU positive for tbe people, then we between the two sides. brainchild of former Recreation on the w a y ." agreement is reached,” Duarte Commissioner Gary Mortensen. The project is expected to cost Urarsin exhibits at library "The UlUmatm In Design 4 Sanrlee’' nnore than $100,000. Tbe town has Remember Mama ... set aside $47,000 for the first ’ O N Spring Sales ANDOVER — Clara Ursin. a lifelong town resident, is the SUPER ROSE phases, which include grading and 1 featured artist of the month for May at the Andover library. ♦ with Loose Connections seeding the land. Ursin will display crafts including decoupage. quilUng. Specializing Exclusively in $ SPECIAL Peace suggested the town take by Susan Plese candlewicking, cut and pierced lampshades, fabric creations, N o w V 2 P r ic e SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions $ s(dl from the comfield-to regrade $ $14.80 Dozon Cash A Carry the softball fields and at tbe sanne needlepoint and Clhristmas decorations. a humorous paperback collection time level tbe cornfield for possible Ursin became interested in crafts at an early age. through her Calvin Klein - Jean Style Pants $10A0 Dozan DeUvered future use as playing fields. mother's influence, and then with the guidance of tbe late Mrs. Special Mother's Day First Selectman Sandra Pierog Percy Cook, her 4-H leader. Womens - Side Button - Pleat Front ... m. » 2 4 oo Fresh A Silk Arrangements said Peace and Boyd fear a She is the president of the fellowship at the Andover Send name, address, check payable to Ix M M C C o n n c e t l O n $12.50 & Up Congregational Church. Ursin's display may be viewed during Special Sizes contractor could ruin the cornfield to P.O. Box 168. Manchester, CT 06040 by removing fill carelessly unless the regular Andover library hours. Hunter Slacks - With Tummy 12V4-2614 Assorted Flowering A Available in Reeds. Weslown Pharmacy. Unique Kitchen (Oak St.) the PBC directs it to be regraded in Control Panel - 4 Days Only b...3.»1999 and 38 to 52 retefttue Bkd Family BouquU Foliege Plants tbe process. At the meeting Parks Commis Seniors plan paper drive sioner Stan Bates also presented a Elegant Porcelain Figurine of Songbirds with BOLTON — The senior class of Bolton High School is planning Uherry Hill Summer Skirts 1399 long list of criticisms of the current a beautiful array of fresh or silk flowers. $30.00 A Up plans for tbe new softball fields. a paper drive for Saturday. May IS. U • Bates has complained that he All town residents are urged to save their newspapers for Sergio Valenie Summer Pants was never consulted when the pickup. Lance Purdy, a senior, is in charge of detaiU. plans were drawn up. Selectmen 6 4 6 - 8 2 6 8 ordered the PBC to address his Pinto to attend Girls’ State Italian Summer Hand Bags concerns. 135 Center Stre«l The conunission. Bates, Pesce BOLTON — Andra L. Pinto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fully Lined - Price Reg. •14-*32 ^ 4 “ ^ J. hloilMi^nsy ManchMtor and Btqrd met with Mark Prono- Pinto. 23 School Road, has been selected as the 19iS delegate to CaW vost. an engineer srith the A.R. Laurel Girls' State repr^ntingBolton High School. dPMANcmniK Thursday, Friday A SUurday Lombardi Associates of Vernon, Delegates are cboKaTm the ra3ts.4rf leadership, friendliness, ELUNGTON CENTER PLAZA BXINOTON, CONN. Opan 9-9 the tosm's engineering firm. good sportfflpaamhipravic interest, and-good scholastic standing CAIDOR 6NOFMNO RIAZA Onicials have said the fields will and an M erest in government. m r OFINNION.^. 10-9 OPEN MOTHEirS DAY be unusable for at least a year The alternate delegate is Miss Kristin (^rey. daughter of Mr. SAT. 10-4. NOW OM N 10 am - 2 pm while the grass is allowed to grow and Mrs. John Carey, IS Hebron Road. SUNDAY 13-S in. Town recreation programs Laurel Girls' State is being held at Quinnipiac College, M-F 10-S Sat. 10-4 have had to scramble to find other Hamden, on June 23 and 29. , m 6 4 4 .6 1 0 0 fidds for the interim. CkMod Sundays 872-0273 F ire Calls ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Mothers Day . . . Toiand County MSMIISIIIIK aiK Bememb0r Mom on her Sunday, 2; 03 p.m. — medical special day with call. School Road, Bolton (Bolton). 7 1914 Mother’s Day Flowers Sunday, 2:11 p.m. — medical hundreds of practical Beautiful Flowering call. South Coventry firehouse (South Coventry). gift items in her • New Guinea Impatiens Monday, 3:3$ p.m. — chinmey 649-5241 Azaleas special size. • Non-stop Begonias fire. Highland Road, Coventry 65 E. Cmtor 8tr*«l (South COTentry). ManchMtor, Ct. Bloom ing & • Ivy Geraniums Monday, S:10 p.m. — motor Fuschiastuschias ^ Gift Certificates • Browallias vehicle accident. Route 6 at 9 Hendee Road, Andover (Andover). Available. • Fuschias M o o ^ y , 7:43 p.m — alarm, Geraniums Hanging Plants Connecticut Community Services, We now carry wide width shoes. High Street, Coventry (South O ven try). SPRING FITNESS COURSES Gloxinias FTD Utensil Caddy & Recipe Box Tuesday, 7:33 a.m. — medical done in Fresh Flowers call. West Ridge Drive, Bolton (Bolton). Tennis for Adults - Etc. Many “In-Store" Floral Arrangements Wednesday, 2:32 p.m. — motor CARDS vehicle accident. Lake Road 10 sessions, Mon. & Wed. evenings to choose from (Andover). 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Sacks, City Editor Dotson’s fate in governor’s hands OPINION of Country Club Hills, was released 23, recanted her charge. strictly up to the lawyers of each By Susan KUCZko from prison on a $100,000 bond set United Press International Thompson, who will chair the side what they want to bring in hearing In Chicago before the support of, or in opposition to, the last week by the Illinois Supreme Illinois Prisoner Review Board, (clemency) petition.” Court while he appeals his 1979 CHICAGO — Cathleen Crowell jury conviction.' He is seeking to Webb, unable to convince a Judge also was scheduled to hear testim Both Dotson, 88, who has main- The goddess of history and th(S lesson of Vietnam she lied about being raped eight ony from Webb’s foster parents, toined his innocence since he was have his conviction vacated by the years ago, is turning to tbe Bernard and Carol Smith, who first charged with rape in 1977, and state’s Supreme Court or a new by brutes who use one ideology or another as an . Webb, who says she decided to trial in Cook County Circuit Court. Clio isn't exactly a hooker but the girl the Vietnam whose destruction would have caused governor in her quest to win claim Webb is lying now, and a excuse for doing the inexcusable. ' polygraph examiner. recant the charge after becoming a Dotson also petitioned the gover Greeks called the goddess of history is an considerable flooding of agricultural land; they pardon for convicted attacker nor for a pardon with innocence or also say that if we had invaded North Vietnam The taming of brutes has to be limited to what Gary Dotson. Thompson said be would be born-again Christian, recently accommodating female. You can prove anything passed liedetector tests adminis a commutation of his sentence to that would have forced the communists to pull out the brute-tamers, the soldiers and the folks Gov. James Thompson was to ready to issue a decision on you want by her and it’s OK as far as she's backing them up at home, are willing to put up hear testimony from 18 witnesses Dotson’s appeal after hearing tered by Robert Cummins of time served. If granted, the concerned. of the South, which would then have been saved from each of the witnesses and (3iicago. appeals pending in the judicial Nicholas for democracy. with. In general the capacity of democracies to today. Including Webb, before system would become moot. On the 10th anniversary of the disengagement wage long wars far from hon\e over abstract deciding whether to grant Dotson receiving a secret recommenda Lie-detector test results are not from Vietnam the services of politics’ oldest Von Hoffman Possibly, but Clio will tell you that the North executive clemency. tion from the review board. considered reliable by courts gen Webb, who now lives in Jeffrey, Vietnamese had already beaten an excenent, principles, no matter how noble, is finite. Vletnaitl "I’m prepared to judge the case erally, and are not admissable as N.H., gained national attention street-walking companion are in great demand. was more than twice as long as any other war in . Dotson, who has served six years American-backed French army which hhd control of a 25-to 50-year prison term for on the evidence I hear,” Thompson evi^nce in Illinois courts, but may last month when she announced She’s being put to use to elucidate to us the lessons our history. If you accept the dates usually she had fabricated the rape charge of Vietnam, but Clio only gives lessons under of their home territories. It is more than likely the rape and kidnapping of Webb, said. "The board is prepared to be used during executive clemency that an American invasion of the North would assigned to it, Vietnam was longer than the Siege- then 16 and now 23, appealed for make its recommendation to me on hearings. because she feared she was duress and they are therefore of dubious value. of Troy. The wonder is not that the army began to Dotson. from the Chicago suburb pregnant. The lessons of Vietnam are like the lessons of have resulted in another half a million troops executive clemency after she, now the evidence they hear, so it’s the Hundred Years War or the endless Medieval all the military instruments at our disposal is fighting as inconclusively as the first half million unravel but that it held up as well as it did. It Is all struggle between the Guelphs and Ghibellines. what finally M to our awkward expulsion from were in the South. the more amazing if you consider this was a conscript army. JUDGE CORINNE GRANDE MEETS LAWYERS They are anything you want to make of them, for Indochina. But the people saying that are putting .. . von Bulow trial takes new turn State panel wants parents’ charges dropped knowledge of history, either in the immediate or words in Clio’s mouth. What’s written in her book THOSE WHO SAY that we lost because we tied the distant past, reveals no immutable principles, is more ambiguous. one arm behind our backs are not being IN THE INOs the French tried to fight a war HARTFORD (UPI) -T he8tete board been involved in or suppor allowed its school system “to parent arrested last week, Norma no universal laws governing human conduct. No It says that sometimes the failure to go all the completely fair. Vietnam was a limited war only • with draftees in Algeria, which was much closer to Board of Education has asked tive of the police’s decision to .seek fracture, tb become stratified Wright, 44, of Windsor, is white. two Umes, no two sets of historical circumstances way, to fight hard enough is the cause of defeat, measured against grotesque standards of size and home, but In the end the army turned against the State witness turns police and prosecutors to drop criminal prosecution.” along economic and racial lines.” Attorneys for the Hartford par are alike; the same immensely successful policy but you might draw another lesson from Vietnam; violence. America dropped more bombs on that struggle, forcing the government to agree to give criminal proceedings against four State Board of Education As a result, "Children in some ents said Tuesday after their Don’t fight unwinnable wars. place than it did against the Germans and Japan the colony its freedom. In their wars and parents accused of stealing an member John Marinix said in his school districts were forced to clients appeared in court that the tried again 10 or 12 years later may be inimensely education from a suburban school own position paper released Wed disastrous. Military preparedness, for example, President Reagan is saying Vietnam was a in all of World War II. skirmishes in far away places, the British never against prosecutors accept less effective educational quality of Hartford’s education used draftees and even so when the Boer War, district. nesday, "If Connecticut lived up to programs,” Mannix said. would be raised as an issue. may have prevented World War III these past 30 glorious cause. Well, maybe it was and maybe it Some people who opposed the war IS or 20 years The board voted unanimously its constitutional command for ago are saying they regret what they did. In the circa 1900, seemed to drag on forever there was a years but in 1914 it was a major factor in causing wasn’t, but neither then nor now has anyone come PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A properly. Wednesday to ask police and equal educational opportunity, The three Hartford parents Hartford State’s Attorney John World War I to begin. up with a convincing plan for winning it. The intervening time they say they’ve learned that the great unhappiness at home. prosecutors to work to settle tbe these arrests would never have arrested are black; Saundra Fos M. Bailey said he would like to Make of all that what you want, but be warned state witness in the attempted But the judge planned to resume principal voices in the factions who are galled by communists are a thoroughly bad lot and that life ; murder retrial of socialite Claus the hearing to ^ y to determine cases without convictions. occurrwl.” ter, 34; Claude Johnson, 43; and settle the cases without going to THEY ARE SAYING NOW the lesson of the American defeat will tell you that we could in Vietnam today is ghastly. But life in a lot of against those who claim Clio has taught them hard von Bulow turned against prosecu whether earlier prosecutors The parents have been accused Mannix said Connecticut has Elizabeth Brown, 36. A fourth trial. Vietnam is always fight to win; the failure to use have won if we had bombed certain dams in North places is ghastly; most countries seem to be run and fast lessons. She’s not that kind of a girl. tors, charging they "distorted” his handled the 1982 testimony of ille^lly sending their children medical testimony to suit their properly. to Bloomfield schools. case. Gemma said he was prepared to The parents have pleaded inno „ As a result, von Bulow’s attor bring the entire 1982 prosecution cent and requested jury trial on tbe GARDENS An editorial ¥ neys were expected to move for team and others involved in early first degree larceny charges. dismissal of one of two counts meetings with the doctor before In adopting the resolution, the VM M M flaitsf Jack against their famous client. the judge to defend themselves. board joins two Bloomfield agen Outside the presence of the jury. Von Bulow was convicted in 1982, cies that have also criticized police ^ ^ 168 Woodland St. Manchester Dr. Janls Gailitis, Martha but the verdict was overturned on for making arrests in tbe case. Eliminate Anderson "Sunny” von Bulow’s personal constitutional grounds unrelated The Bloomfield Board of Elduca- 643-84741 physician who was the first to to Gailitis’ testimony. don adopted a resolution Tuesday a . 3^ - examine her after her first coma Puccio asked Gailitis whether he which states, "Tbe act by the Gift Suggestion^ )j on Dec. 27, 1979, testified Wednes still believes Mrs. von Bulow’s first police with respect to the four inequities in day that inadequate oxygen to the coma was caused by hypoxia. cases was not requested by the Plants - Cut Flowan brain — not insulin — caused that “I do,” he answered. Board of Elducation, nor has the Hanging Qaranluma Arrangamanta coma. iH y d ra n g — Do not disturb Von Bulow, 58, is accused of FoBaga Spaelman AMean VIolata tax system PUT twice Injecting his heiress wife XRelger Begonias Qtoxtntaa gird Faadan "M oN K tV :' with insulin to aggravate her WEEKEND SPECIAL I Tubanua Bagonlaa hypoglycemia, or chronic low Chryaanthamuma Statuary W TH& COLUMN i® ‘quiet time’ at While the Senate continues to wrangle over WITH blood sugar, in an attempt to kill Extra Large the federal budget, a recent report by the .her, inherit $14 million and marry "UaSQNATofc% his lover at the time, former soap Congressional Budget Office shows there may Commerce unit opera actress Alexandra Isles. be a way to reach an agreement on a spending "It does one good to hear one GERANIUMS $ 1 8 9 plan for next year. is WASHINGTON — Evidently taking his lead from ' honest man,”'von Bulow said while 1 Although battle lines were drawn in last % the nation’s nursery schools, the boss of a Commerce - leaving the courthouse. 10 for 18.45 Junior ( G oroniuiiM Department office has instituted an hour-long "quiet Mrs. von Bulow fell into comas year’s campaign over increased taxes, the , during the Christmas holidays in |THI$ 1$ MZIOEA WEEM M l KINDS.| 4/s.aa time” from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily for all his ' 1979 and 1980 and remains uncons CBO report points to a glaring inequity in our employees. tax system that needs to be corrected. The cious from the second one at a New A b e l J k e - — According to an internal memo announcing the York hospital, where she is under 10” Size R O S E S r.*? non-partisan arm of Congress revealed that advent of the "quiet hour," the purpose is "to provide guard. Megeelies — Rbododeedre corporations benefiting from the tax cut of uninterrupted time to all employees” of the U.S. and " "We’re probably going to move NEW GUINEA Pegweed — PiNi A White JackSM R Parkins 1981 paid the lowest tax rates in more than 50 Foreign (Commercial Service "so that they may do to dismiss one of the counts,” Shmhi — Tteee — Pereeelalt Nawl R StmdarddVirlaMy VarlaUi $g95 years. It called the corporate tax system individual work, such as reading, writing, typing, -defense lawyer Thomas Puccio HANGING PLANT “severely deficient’’ in raising revenue proofing, etc.” said, indicating that the motion YOU CANT CO WRONG WITH A GIH CERTIFICATE The employees will not be expected to bring rest ..would come today. simply, fairly and efficiently. Gailitis said hypoxia, or an While Here See Our Lhrge Seledtion of: VWpWIVMD WIMIITS mats and assume the fetal position next to their desks, . abnormal condition caused by Mandating a tough minimum tax — for nor will milk and cookies be served to induce the * Beautiful Geraniums ■0 * ' example, 20 percent of adjusted gross income .'.inadequate oxygen, was most O p e n F o r u m proper restful attitude. But stimulating activity will likely triggered by "obstruction, * Bedding Plants •tc. — would eliminate the inequities of the tax .be discouraged. "The hour will not be used for ” secondary to vomiting and * Vegetable Plants N W Expanded^'i^ing - NEW Dtopleya - NEW system and preserve some of the needed meetings, conferences, telephone calls, personal "aspiration.” * Assorted Hanging Baskets 8 em-6 pm def programs that are threatened by the Children's Trust Fund has the business, coffee breaks, etc.” the announcement He said that during a meeting president’s austerity moves. President Rea Great coverage Biack soidiers warns. before von Bulow’s first trial in potential to generate many more ..1982, prosecutors steered his gan has correctly called for a reduction in such programs. And outsiders will be told that they should not call ALBASI GREENHOUSES of Little League in W orld W ar II the service’s employees and disrupt the quiet time. answers away from hypoxia and federal spending to start cutting the massive Bill No. M asks for the Legisla toward hypoglycemia aggravated deficit, but he is trying to balance the budget To Ike Editor: ture’s commitment to; 1. Establish To the Editor: "All people who normally do business with US & FCS . by insulin. OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 6 PM a 13-member public/private board should be advised not to call or visit during quiet “Do you feel that that interview on the back of domestic programs alone. hour,” the Internal memo admonishes. Villa Louise Road (Olf Birch For example, the elimination of revenue A great big thank-you for all the to oversee expenditures; and 2. To Dorie Miller, a Navy messman presented a distorted picture of great coverage you gave our appropriate an ongoing source of on the battleship Arizona at Pearl your findings?” Puccio asked { BOLTON, CONN. sharing would create a hardship for the opening day. funding for child abuse prevention WHAT ABOUT THOSE who unwittingly expect the -Gailitis. Harbor, shot down four Japanese office to answer their inquiries during business nation’s small towns that rely on the funds as With your help this year, I think programs. planes over his ship and became ' “Absolutely,” the doctor rep- a share of the municipal budgets. The As you may be aware, April was hours? "Telephones may be answered by one person, , lied. "I just hated the whole thing. we are headed for what we set out one of tne heroes of World War II. ,.It was like a stage production. It’s president may deliver on his promise not to to do, which is to generate more Child Abuse Prevention Month, taking names and messages for all remaining Col. Benjantin 0. Davis Jr., after personnel on quiet hour, ’ ’ the memo explains, adding: like being prompted for a media raise taxes, but this doesn’t mean state or interest in Little League baseball. and in this, the Year of the Youth, ."appearance.” Thanks again. as proclaimed by tbe United taking the 99th Pursuit Squadron to "This duty should be rotated so that one person is not local governments won’t be picking up the tab Tunisia, returned to organize the constantly taking messages.” With the jury still absent, for services. If taxes are going to increase, Nations, it seems appropriate that JudgeCorinne Grande held a hear- re e grass catdier Dave White we take steps to insure the safe 332nd Fighter Group, which flew Answering machines may also be utilized to enforce " ing Wednesday on whether prosec- wouldn’t you rather have a progressive more than 3,000 missions in Europe 38 Pioneer Circle future of ail our children. the quiet hour. But whether callers reach a person or a ’ utors were guilty of misconduct. w h e n y o u b i ^ federal tax hike than a regressive local tax? Manchester and destroyed almost 300 enemy machine, they "should be advised that the person they Assistant Attorney General ’The 1981 tax cut reduced the average Cheryl Mewiji planes. Eighty-eight of the group’s are seeking is not 'available at the moment’ and will ' Henry Gemma denied any miscon- a 'n x o r id e c corporate rate to 34 percent that first year and Jane Boggial pilots, including Col. Davis, re return the call shortly,"’ the memo says. "Other .duct, saying he learned of the ceived the distinguished Flying equivalent, diplomatic statements can also be used,” doctor’s hypoxia conclusion only to 22 percent last year. Combined with the Coordinators, Regional on March 7 of this year and Insure future Child Advocacy Program Cross. it adds. recession and increased defense spending, What about TIPs — Truly Important Persons — who ..immediately informed the de “Best deal sinoe the imentian the budget never came close to being of our children Child A Family Services lac. In ground action, the 761st Tank fense, as legal ethics require. Manchester Battalion won distinction, as did may not be aware of the office’s quiet hour? "It’s clear ... that that was the ofthegolfcartT balanced as candidate Reagan first predicted To the Editor: the 614tb Tank Destroyer “Exceptions to quiet hour should be understood by all “first time the information was in 1980. Battalion. — the White House, congressional offices and the - conveyed to you,” Grande told The Senate has correctly recognized the Currently before the Legislature immediate office of the (Commerce) secretary.” But ' Gemma, indicating he acted Fire response The black soldiers of the 02nd lest President Reagan get too demanding, the memo need for revamping the corporate tax and is Senate Bill No. M, the Children’s Division saw bard fighting and lost passed a resolution in support of a tough Trust Fund, introduced by Sen. warns sternly; "Exceptions msut be minimal.” Vet appeals quick, efficient more than 8,000 men, receiving 65 Kenn George, the head of the U.S. and Foreign minimum tax on industry as well as Carl Zinsser of Manchester. The Silver Stars, 65 Bronze Medals, Children's Trust Fund is desig To the Editor: Commercial Service, and the man who dreamed up ! his conviction individuals. Now let this resolve become and 1,800 Purple Hearts. quiet hour, said the move was an experiment intended reality. Imposition of new taxes should not be nated specifically for child abuse ;V CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The prevention programs. One such We would like to thank the Bolton Tbe black soldiers of the famous to Improve productivity. He said he tried it out himself state Supreme Court is being asked substituted for the elimination of justifiahle program, the "Child Abuse Aware and North and South Coventry fire Red Ball Express maintained tbe for several weeks, and it worked. Our associate to decide if an ex-Marine who spending cuts. But a fairer corporate taxation ness in the Schools’ project, is departments for responding so supply lines for Normandy offen Donald (Soldberg can attest to that. George didn’t ' -claimed the horrors of Vietnam system could promise a start to lower federal currently being integrated into • quickly and efficiently to our sive under extraordinary enemy return his call until after 4 p.m. drove him to strangle and stab his school systems around the state. fire. fiancee killed in a "fit of rage” or deficits. recent house fire. with premeditation. Tbis is a training program de Their professional handling of In tbe Pacific, the 03rd Division FOOTNOTE: Meanwhile, out in North Dakota, another federal boss endeared himself to his The justices’ decision could signed to educate sdiMl personnel this situation avoided a disaster for saw action at Bougainville, the .; mean the difference between life (teachers, administrators, school our family and we are very, very Dutch East Indies, and the Philip employees — most of them — by an innovative behind bars for Gary Place or Model 69132 nurses, social workers, counse grateful. pines. The 24th Infantry routed the personnel action. Col. John Polltl gave 350 "non- some hope for parole. Twin Bagger lors, etc.) about child abuse and Japanese from tbe New Georgia essential” employees at Grand Forks Air Force Base "' Lawyer James E. Duggan asked neglect; identification, dynamics. John, Beverly aad Islands. Tbe 2S4th Anti-Aircraft a day off with pay because he was so pleased with an - the court Wednesday to reduce Intervention, the school «s man Rebecca WlUnaaer Artillery protected Saipan. And inspector general’s visit to the missile base. The . Place’s first-degree murder con CAUTlOM: dated reporters, the Department Coventry some 10,000 black soldiers helped gesture will cost tbe taxpayers about $45,000. viction, which carries a manda- of Children and Youth Services’ build tbe Ledo Road, while fighting But the colonel aroused the Ire of the base’s - tory life term without chance of [CAPITOL EQUIPMENT Trte foLLowma ap temps role, and the community’s the enemy at the same time. "essential" employees. Workers in the commissary .parole. A second-degree murder 3t MMN ST; — HMNCNESTCII responsibility. and the fire department have complained because .conviction carries up to a life TO eiLAMORlZE ALCOHOL Service great Black Coast Guardsmen were they had to work. ' sentence, but a Judge could grant I S43-7tSt I Child abuse is cyclical In nature. among the first to land at Okinawa. parole. If the prevention of child abuse can Air Force regulations permit administrative leave RiAtn)wwlKn3iaubuyalbiori(]nwinQwei;«iell AMP FOSTEf? T O MOTION in emergency Black Marines were scattered ' Assistant Attorney General thiDw in a 6ee baggec Tbat^ 19) to a $2% value. Ikny be viewed as a multi-level process, throughout the Pacific, and black only for bad weather, high temperatures or other Brian T. Tucker argued the'facts factors that may affect employees’ health. Sen. Mark in—the fine grass catcher B a Iimhefl time ofier. THAT P(?|MKIM0 IS THE KEY and If the community as a whole To the Editor: sailors served on most American surrounding the slaying of Wanda will respond to this devastating Andrews, R-N.D., told our reporter Mark Woolley he Olsen indicated premeditation and XO ACHIEVING f^MSONAU battleships, bearing the brunt of -.'41 jury was correct In findfajg'hlm occurrence, then we can begin I was very impressed with the tbe action during the war as had talked with base officials and that "In their g o a l s . ■ intervention into this destructive estimation" the Idea didn’t work out very well. guilty May 28,1984, of fijnTdegree Ifancnit you done without emergency service rendered to my gunners’ mates, radio operators, m ur^r. cycle, and provide a safer environ husband on April 8 by the Eighth and coxswains. aTKoldiigenoit^?* ment for children to live In. Place was convicted of stran District rescue team, Manchester In the Merchant Marines, 84,000 gling and stabbing Ols^n, 32, In To do so requires supi>ort from Ambulance personnel, kindness of black seamen served in mixed Write to the Herald July 1988. the communities themselves. the emergency room people at crews. Eighteen liberty ships were The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters However, to be completely effec Manchester Memorial Hospital, named for black Americans. And to the editor. tive, additional support is needed Officer Jon Hawthorne, and Dr. some, like the 8.8. Booker T. Letters should be brief and to the point. They should at the state level as well. Tbe Evelyn Tan. Washington, under Capt. H u ^ be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in Children’s Trust Fund Is, at this Thank you all for your kindness Mulsac, were manned tay Mack editing, should be double-spaced.’niey must be signed time, the only source of hindingfor to me and my family. and include the writer’s address and a daytime officers with mixed crews. telephone number for verification. ..ITS SPRING, programs such as “Child Abuse Awareness In tbe Schools.’’ This The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Mrs. BertU Tnrner Themaa 8li1nglellow interests of brevity, clarity and taste. CiM6»?NfA me project is a beginning step to 88 Avondale Road preventing child abuse, and tbe 188 IflIIslewn Road Address letters to; Open Forum, Mancheoter Maaeheoler Herald, P.O. Box 581. Manchester, CT 0 Time To Get Growing!... MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Muv 9, 1985 - 9 n - MA.NCHKSTKH IIKH AUV Thursday. May 9, 1985 CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* 4 IP THEV'RE NOT OUT OF THERE WHAT TUB- HOW THE-; KlOW V O U 'L U N TEN MINU^TEB, 5ER6EANT, BOTH BE our Thursday TV OF OUR WAVl SET THEM OUT VOURBELF^ - Connecticut In Brii^ I House OKs compromlsG ‘quits’ ‘adds humaneness to a bill that I ' by majority Republicans and quit to care for a seriously ill Ssnatf kills smoking ban measure By Mark A. Dupuis relative or if if they were left had previously characterised as a 6:00 PM CD CB CS® News [D IS] Mousterpiece Th«at«r Unltsd Prsss Inttrnotlonal minority Democrats to address H ARTFO RD — The Senate flret amended and then killed a bill O'NeiH’s veto of an earlier bill that without a means of getting to work very cruel bill." GD Three's Compeny C h a n n e l s 9 : 0 0 P M C B Sim on ft Sim on Rtck and which would have banned smoking in public school buildiitga. because of discontinued The "quits” bill was the second A .J. investigate a series of deadly practical HARTFORD — The House hat would have denied benefits to all ' C£) Hart to Hart Sen. Richard B. Johnston, R-Wethersfield, Wedneaday • transportation. measure vetoed by O’Neill so far in jokes that is plaguirtg a young executive approved measures to bar unem people who quit their jobs for other C11) Private Beniamin WFSB Hartford. C T 3 (R) (60 min ) amended the bill, to allow local officials to determine where However, like the original bill, it this legislative session. The House ployment benefits to workers who than work-related reasons. ^0) M»A»S'H WNEW New York, NY 9 CB Merv Griffin smoking could be allowed on public school property. would prohibit a person from also has approved a revised bill to WTNH New Haven. C T 1 quit for psrsonal reasons except to In his veto message, O’Neill Dr. Who CB ^ Real Trivial Purauit (C C ) Several Under the bill paaaed by the Houae laat week amoking would collecting benefits if he or she quit deal with the other vetoed mea WOR New York, NY t care for a torminally iU relative or agreed there were abuses under sure, which concerned school One Day at a Time WPIX New York. NY li celebrities participate in a party t^sed on have been allowed only after achool houra or in rooms rented for for other non-work reasons, such the popular board game (60 mm.) when public transporUtion is no current laws but said the bill ^ Newswatch WTXX Waterbury. CT private functloni during school hours. as to follow a spouse who moved to athletic coaches. CB longsr available. approved by the House and Senate Reporter 41 WWLP Springfield, MA 21 MOVIE: 'Alice, Sweet AHce' A ser another state. The new coaching bill would WEDH Hartford. C T 24 les of shockir>g murders parries a devout Johnston said under the bill passed by the House, "The etate is The Republican-controlled MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour went beyond correcting those Rep. Francis X. O’Neill, R- WVIT Hartford. C T io Italian-Amencan family Linda MiMer, Paula mandating on a local level tl)oae aorta of issues that may best be House, responding to a veto by provide temporary coaching per abuses. Guilford, co-chairman of the Labor $ j) Good Times WSBK Boston. M A 26 Sheppard. Mildred Clinton 1977 decided on a local level." Democratic Gov. William A. mits for school athletic coaches [E S P N ] Action Sports of the 80's Off- WQQB Springfield. MA 40 (2^ Cheers Diane gels an unusual res LIVY'S LAW •'by Jm — SohumWWf For example, he said the bill and Public Employees Committee, who do not have teaching WXTV Pataraon. NJ nr O’Neill, approved the compromise Road Racing Frontier 500 from Las Vegas ponse from Sam when she tells him of Fra Stats ehlldrsn say ‘yes' to future noted that O’Neill had said in the certificates. .WQBY Springfield. MA 17 T e:x a c t u -y w h a t Wednesday 140-2 and sent it to te would have prohibited a person to Rerx). NV sier's proposal E-XOJ6 E- Mt. PUT rVE: BE-EXi A M . veto message that he would accept WTIC Hartford. C T 41) W HPetfe the: O V te A N P l 6 AMP5 OF EATIM6 THP MIDDLETOWN — American children are upbeat about the from collecting benefits If he or she {H B O ] Video Jukebox iCNNi (24) Mystery! (C C ) The W om an in White.' roOPANP Senate. a bill that targeted only abuses. The bill is designed to allow CNN Csbie Newt Ntwrk THE- HAVE:NTit:E:N CHAUCFpO future which they expect to include a woman president, changing quit*to care foi a terminally ill [M A X ] MOVIE: Heart Like a Wheel' DISNEY Disney Channel ioisl Anne Catherick, the woman in white, re peiN IC IN u The Houae approved the com coaches without certificates to veals herself wid her story to Walter (60 T&^vTL pebcHuia: A CA£>IN0 . M X) HAVP IM relative or because the public I "What we have done here is to The first woman drag racing champion is ESPN Sports Network (fSFNi th p roles for parents and full equality between the sexes, a new promise "quits” legislation on a work for the rest of this school year min ) p e o m i 6 e ; p B Ace TiaAci^ I N F P 5 T O ? take the governor at his word,” torn between her family and racing Bonnie HBO Home Box Office {Heol survey shows. ' voice vote and tacked the provision transportation used to get to work until regulations allowing non Bedalla, Beau Bridges. Hoyt ANton 1983 (MAX) 6 A M P U N 6 . Ofe B4N60 said Rep. O’Neill. CINEM AX Cinemax (41) Noche de Gala Weekly Reader, a publication for atudenta, compiled responses onto another unemployment com was discontinued. Rated fks TMC Movie Channel ITMCI HAUU. ) Rep. William A. Klner. D- teachers to coach are adopted later ($7) Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth v r : from 025,000 second grade through Junior high school students pensation bill. The compromise would allow [T M C ] MOVIE. 'Daath Hunt' A le USA USA Network iUSAl (CC) FnfiPld. sold the compromise this year. ,* «,l Tho ” ">• worked out people to collect benefits if they sourceful trapper uses every trick he [C N N ) Freeman Reports from across the nation and then analysed a random sample of knows to escape an unjust arrest Charles \ 100,000 to reach their conclusions. Bronson, Lee Marvin. Angie Dickinson the Conference Championships is pre [DIS] MOVIE: The Undergrads' A teen ager rescues his grandfather from a rest Tile sample was studied by staff of Weekly Reader, which has a 1981 Rated AR sented. Tim e is tentative (3 hrs ) home A n Carney. Chris Makepeace. Len circulation of more than 7 million, and the Future Studies [U S A ] Cartoon Express 8:00 PM CB Magnum. P.l. Magnum Birman 1985 Senate GOP backs open primary Progrhm of the University of Massachusetts. The results were 6 : 3 0 P M d ) ($1) One Day at a Time gets involved with the mob ar>d political (E S P N ) Top Rank Boxirtg from Lake corruption while trying to find a Vietnam released Wednesday. hopeful O’Neill would change his Tahoe. NV charged open primaries could The bill could become moot, CO) Benson veteran. (R) (60 min ) By Mark A. Dupuis mind and sign the bill into law The changing rolea of women were reflected especially in the mean the death of the two-party however, since the state Republi Hogan's Heroes ( B PM Magazine 9 :3 0 P M t22) !3e (22) (3(8 Hill Street Blues Several of the a one-man grand Jury investigating allegations of illegal Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn., chamber voted 21-14 Wednesday to undermine state authority to over cratic administration is appealing [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Sntokey and the Bandit John Wayne, Ann Margret. Rod Taylor officers become nervous when a urine lest gambling in Torrington is stepping down. to help attract unafflllated voters 1973 to determine drug abuse becomes immi approve the proposal despite two see elections. that decision in the 2nd U.S. Circuit li r A sheriff is challenged to a cross Meriden Superior Court Judge Anthony V. DeMayo said and revive the state GOP from the country race by two wily brothers Jackie (2 ^ (391 Cosby Show The family has a nent (60 mm ) « Republicans who Joined solid De “ The state has a compelling and Court of Appeals. Wednesday Coe-felt it would be "in the best interests of a ll" if he minority party status it has held Gleason. Paul Williams. Pat McCormick . surprise in store for Cliff as his birthday (24) Jean Shepherd's America From Its mocratic opposition. overriding interest in regulating Republican State Chairman Tho ^ ^ [r a w s near were to withdraw from the Investigation. for years in Connecticut. 1983 Rated PG Ice-Cold Golden Depths Come the Echoes The bill, which now goes to the political primaries,” said Senate mas J. D’Amore Jr. said he was Rainbow Jackpot of Lost Battles, the Sound of Ancient Vic DeMayo is serving as a second-one man grand jury to 7 : 0 0 P M ( D CBS News tones, the Noise of a Million Ballgames House, would allow Republicans to Minority Leader Cornelius MOVIE: 'Butterfield 8' A beautiful ■If'- investigate allegations of illegal gambling in Torrington and CB ^ M*A*S*H Beer is the subject of tonight s tale carry out a party rules change O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, who model with few illusions about life, fails in corruption in the northwestern Connecticut city’s police ( D ABC News (CC) love with a married man. Elizabeth Taylor. (3^ Odd Couple approved at a GOP state conven said the GOP proposal would cause department. ( D Dallas Laurence Harvey. Eddie Fisher 1960 (41) 2 4 Horas tion last year and open primaries an "infinite amount of chaos.” The first grand jury probe, conducted by Hartford Superior (0) Jeffersons (41) Novela; Tu o Nadie (57) Mystery! (CC) The W oman in White ' for statewide offices and Congress The bill now goes to the House, Court Judge John D. Brennan, ignited a feud between the office of (2$ Barmy Miller ^ This Old House (CC) Anne Catherick, the woman in white, re THE BORN LOSER ' by Art SaiiMMt^ to so-called unaffiliated voters. where Republicans also hold a veals herself and her story to Walter (60 i l ) MOVIE: Breaker! Breaker!' A Chief State's Attorney Austin J. McGuigan and state police Senate Pcesident Pro Tempore Wheel of Fortune min ) majority but are expected to fape trucker swings into action when his Die commanded by Col. Lester J. Forst. Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, @ ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (61) Kojak more opposition from within their brother is victimized by the corrupt offi said the bill would merely allow Family Feud cials of a small town Chuck Norris. George [C N N ] Evening News HOWS CXWMas'5 ranks in getting the bill on to ^ Benson Murdock, Terry O'Conner . . . McDonald cites adverse publicity political parties — and not state Democratic Gov. William A. 41 l i l P ^ [H B O l MOVIE Police Academy’ (CC) WeAfSLW fSEAov,,.. 8 $ Topacio [CNN] Prime News When forced to comply with an open ad W ATERBURY — Former prosecutor Arthur M . McDonald has government — to decide who will O’Neill. © ) Nightly Business Report [E S P N ] Super Bouts of the 70's Mu missions policy a police academy must U. pleaded innocent to charges of bribery and conspiracy and his participate in their primaries. cope with a motley crew of misfits. Steve O’Neill opposed the open prim $1) Diffrent Strokes hammad All vs Leon Spinks (New Or attorney has asked they be dismissed because his client cannot "M y team, the majority team in leans, September, 1978) (60 min ) Gutteriberg. G W Bailey. George Games this body right now, has met and ary plan at the outset, but has said [C N N ] Moneyline 1984 Rated R get a fair trial. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Super Fuzz' A man said we want to try our own w ay," he would go along if the Legisla [D IS ] MOVIE: The Devil and Max [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘The Amityville Horror' McDonald, who retired as Waterbury assistant state's exposed to radiation develops superhu Robertson said, referring to the ture approved a bill opening up all Devlin’ A new arrival in Hades bargains man powers Terrence Hill. Ernest Borg- Ghosts and spirits infiltrate the dream attorney after learning of the charges against him, pleaded with the Devil for salvation Elliott (^u ld . GOP convention that adopted the primaries unlike the GOP proposal nine. .Joanne Dru Rated PG house of the Lutz family James Brolm. innocent Wednesday in Superior Court to four counts of bribe Heirl()oni Bill Cosby. Susan Anspach 1981 Margot Kidder, Rod Steiger 1979 "open party" rules change. to limit the change to statewide [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tb« Big Red One' A receiving and conspiracy to tamper with a witness. color' portraits grow [E S P N ] Sportscenter combat veteran' leads his battalion of [T M C ] MOVIE: Icenrtan' Scientists find fU Democratic party leaders have offices and Congress. [U S A ] Radio 1990 young soldiers into battle Lee Marvin, a Neanderthal man cryogenically pres His attorney, Timothy Moynihan of Waterbury. filed the fair more precious every day Mark Hamill. R ob^t Carradine 1980 erved and still alive Timothy Hutton, Lind trial motion for dismissal of the charges, saying someone had 7 : 3 0 P M CB p m Magazine say Crouse, John Lone 1984 Rated PG Package includes: Rated PG "orchestrated” McDonald’s arrest last month. Survey faults school safely G D AH In the Family [TM C l MOVIE: 'Tex' An easy going and 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) Independent News 1(8x10), 2(5x7s) FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavos ‘"The most recent miscarriage from our point of view was the CB Wheel of Fortune '' vulnerable 15-year-oid is caught in an (2^) Alfred Hitchcock three-quarters of the fire safety emotional tug-of-war as he tnes to grow manner and publicity of the arrest of my client,” Moynihan said. SOUTHBURY (UPI) - A state an(l 10 wallets . . . (H) Independent News up without parental guidance Matt Dillon, (24) Sporting Life Lady Magic Pro ‘ ‘Someone, either a prosecutor or the state police or a member of survey shows that Connecticut’s criteria in the survey. (S) M*A*S*H basketball player Nancy Lioberman is pro Jim Metzler, Ben Johnson 1982 Rated the judiciary, notified the press in advance.” largest residential school for the The problems include the ab Erttertainment Tonight PG filed ^TPANSE.-.I'P /AY $ }iO O /9 5 The charges against McDonald stem from the work of an mentally retarded has the most sence of fire alarms, exit signs, Barney Miller ( ^ Dick Van Dyke working emergency lights, ONLYLy ^ J p L U S # d e p o s i t ^ 0 *"<1 Children LAB ongoing grand jury investigation. The warrants in the case are extensive fire-safety code prob Wild World of Animals 8:30 PM (B Carol Burnett [U S A ] Dragnet I T WAS A COM/vvojvj lems of any state institution. sprinkler systems and fire block FOB X TOTAL PACKAGL PHICE OF $8 95 still sealed because of that investigation. ® ) One Day at a Time fS l Sale of the Century 10:45 PM [DIS] DTV STfiBpTp>coccu/, IF The survey, released Wednes ing doors and partitions. [C N N ] Crossfire Family Ties Alex's matchmaking 1 1 :00 P M ( B I D (22) (300 (40) News day in response to a Freedom of scheme for Skippy backfires (R) Student faces manslaughter charge The governor ordered the survey Faimington, Oranga, [ESPN] ESPN's Speedweek C D Taxi Information request by The Hart Wad. 10-1,2-4 ; Thun. K>-1,2-S;30,6-tKH, 2-B:3 0 , 6-t & Under Sail (CC) SHELTON — A charter member of Shelton’s Students Against ford Courant, prompted Gov. Wil after an April 2 fire at Southbury, [U S A ] NHL Hockey Playoffs: Teams To C B Phil Silvers IT WB/^FN'T w e Friday, May K> ttmi Sunday, May 12 Be Anr>ounced Coverage of Game #3 of S t ) New York's Master Chefs Drunk Driving has been charged with manslaughter with which called attention to the WadfWMloy, May S iiini Sunday, May 12 Cii) Odd Couple liam A. O’Neill to order the Monclwxlar, HSuliilown, SflndMt Only :romwaS, la « l Hovon, WoNiriMiiy Only FuPpLe gOW PE. motor vehicle while intoxicated in the hit-and-run death of a fire-code violations there. O’Neill Friday lO-l, 2-8:30,4-S (2d) Twilight Zone immediate addition of 126 jobs at Wad.aSol.lO-1,2-« J v T Stratford man in April. the school, chiefly to cover under said he was concerned that a $2 Thun, a FiL K>-l, 2-S;30,4-S; tun. 11-4 t o t lO-l 2-4; tun. 11-4 (24) Dr Who Joseph J. Ungrady, 18, surrendered at Shelton Police million fire-safety system ap (3 i M*A*S*H T u A V tS S '9 staffed night shifts. W e select the poses (2). A 9 5 « deposit required for each photo package pIUs $1.00 Headquarters Wednesday and was later arraigned in Ansonia proved by the Legislature in 1977 sitting fee for each additional subject. Additional portraits can be purchased. ® ) Te n O'clock News Superior Court on charges of second-degree manslaughter and The survey by the Bureau of has never been installed. THE COSBY SHOW (61) MOVIE; 'The Pom Pom Girls' A pair Public Works showed Southbury WINTHROP - by Dicit Cavalli evading responsibility. He did not enter a plea. of pom pom girls and their boyfriends mix Training School, which houses A star-struck Cliff (Bill mischievous pr.inks with carefree romanc The Shelton High School senior was released on $5,000 bond about 1,170 mentally retarded Cosby) is mesmerized when ing during their senior year Robert Carra DO y o u BEUE^/e THAT NO WAY.' IF THAT AND I'D HAVE ^ 1 ,0 0 0 pending another court appearance May 28. dine. Jennifer Ashley. Lisa Reeves. 1976 people, failed to meet about he meets his idol. Lena Horne IF y o u W ISH ON A STAR, WAS TRUE, I'D 6 6 S IX - B IL L S C C m iN S O U T (as herself). after her show — [C N N ] Moneyline IT'LL COME TRUE? FOOT-SEVEN.. OF M Y EARS. and is so dumbfounded he [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Tender Years' A gentle minister fights for the dog his son refuses to leave her dressing loves Joe E Brown. Josephine Hutchin V room, on NBC’s "The Cosby son 1948 Show." which airs THURS [USA] Gong Show DAY, M AY 9 1 1 :1 5 P M (‘•'ij Reporter 41 The Choosy People Are United li: CHECK listings for exact time 1 1 :3 0 P M QD NBA Basketbatl Playoffs or Altemete Programming ( D Kojak DIQ*« AfeC tf] Simon Drobkin yvtth the U.S. Army in France and education board. She was a fornter Simon Drobkin, 72, of Manches ' Gennany. He was a member of St. member and past president of ter, died Tuesday at Manchester M ary’s Episcopai Church, a 50- Manchester Midget Football UPI photo Memorial Hospital. He was the year member of the Masonic Women's Auxiliary. husband of Anna (Kreis) Drobkin. Lodge 73, a member of the Odd Besides her husband, she is He was born in Bronx, N.Y., and Feilows and the Orange Lodge. survived by her mother, Winifred Best spot In town He is survived by two sons, P. Lillibridge of Beverly, Mass.; a Family lived in Brooklyn, N.Y., before he FOCUS / she waits In front of a Concord, N.H, moved to Manchester 11 years ago. Herbert E. Flaveli of Hebron and son, John H. McNary Jr. of This street lady may not have enough He was a retired outside iron George W. Flaveii of Manchester; Manchester; a daughter, Lee W. equity for a home loan since the extent financial loan office on a recent good worker of Local SOO in New York. six grandchildren and six great- McNary of Manchester; a sister, ofOT nerher equity is in nerher oag.bag. rvevenneiess,Nevertheless, uoyday h ^ He was a member of Temple Beth grandchidren. Nancy Murphy of Beverly; and Tefilah of East Hartford, Adolph The funeral will be private. several nieces and nephews. Ullman Aid Society of New York, Buriai wiii be in East Cemetery. The funeral will be ^turday at 2 9 and a retired member of Local 500 There are no caiiing hours. Wat p.m. at (he Holmes Funeral Home, Two face charges in theft attempts I F U m i n Q ? Iron Workers Union. kins Funeral Home is in charge of 400 Main St. Burial will be in Besides his wife, he is survived arrangements. Manchester. Calling hours will be standing near it. The car was police said was another attempted by a daughter, Helen Marcus of Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Police made two arrests this East Hartford; two brothers, Sid Mario E. Paca Memorial donations may be week in connection with what they stolen by an acquaintance of car theft Wednesday morning was ney Drobkin of Las Vegas, Nev., Mario E. Pace, 62. of 39 Cobb made to the Manchester Memorial said were attempted motor vehicle Albert’s, police said, but that Robert J. Tardiff, 51. of 99 Birch St. person has not been arrested. He was charged with criminal You can learn to recognize an(j cope with suppresserd anger and Hyman Drobkin of Honolulu, Road, died Wednesday at Man Hospital Development Fund or the thefts. Hawaii; and two grandsons. chester Memoriai Hospital. He American Heart Association. Daniel A. Albert. 16. of 426 W. Albert was also charged with attempt at larceny of a motor The funeral was this morning at was the husband of Rita (Miner) Anthony Ricci Middle Turnpike, was charged sixth-degree larceny in connection vehicle after he was apprehended By Ellie Grossman " I ’ve found patients using all kinds of the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, Pace. with second-degree larceny in with the theft of a pair of hedge by police while allegedly attempt Newspaper Enterprise expressions which turn out to be indications of Anthony Ricci, 62, of Vernon, 040 Farmington Ave., Hartford. He was born in Pratala, Peligna, connection with the theft of a car on clippers from a garage in an ing to enter a car in a parking lot at Association anger,’’ he says. “ They say, ’I ’m annoyed,’ or died Tuesday at St. Francis Burial was in John Hay Memorial province of Aquila, Italy, and be Cole Street late Monday night. unspecified location. 811 Main St., police said. ‘irritated,’ when in actuality they're furious. Then Hospital and Medical Center, He was released on a non-surety Park, Hartford. A memorial pe had lived in Manchester for the last Police said Albert was appre He was held at police headquar NEW YORK — Lovely. All he did all night was there are indirect expressions of anger such as, ’I riod will be observed at the bomeof 30 years. He was a foreman for Hartford. He was the husband of hended on foot by the son of the bond for court appearance May 13. ters overnight on a $100 cash bond Gyslenne (Begin) Ricci. owner of the car after he was seen Arrested at the scene of what for a court appearance today. exercise his wit on the blonde in the polyester was disappointed,’ ’frustrated,’ 'feeling his daughter, 201 Green Manor Gunver Manufacturing Co. He wa number, while you exercised your jaws on the pressured.’ If you find yourself thinking that way a World War II Army veteran, He was boro in Methuen, Mass., Drive, East Hartford. guacamole dip. But never mind. Forget it. His or feeling depressed, that could be a denial of Memorial donations may be serving in the lOOth Infantry Aug. 30, 1922, and Uved in Man made to a charity of the donor’s Division. He was awarded the chester for 26 years before moving behavior was harmless. You know he loves you, so anger.” choice. Bronze Star. to Vernon 5Vt years ago. Before be vandals damage Leber Field you've got nothing to be angry about. No right at Besides his wife, he is survived retired in January, he was em all, in fact. ONCE YOU SUSPECT you’re fuming, sniff out ployed at Combustion Engineering RHb a . Dumond by a son, Raymond M. Pace of An attempt by. Little League off the door of the plywood toilet. continual problem since the field Come on, you are angry. That’s probably why what’s putting you on fire, which is also no easy Stoughton, Mass.; a brother, Ezio Inc. in Windsor for 28 years. He officials to provite a convenience "All that’s left is a shell,” White was built in 1075, White said. Up you were stuffing your face all night, says Dr. Leo task. Suppose, for instance, you come home and also was a real estate agent for Rita A. Dumond, 94, of 57 Pace of Cromwell; two sisters, for their fans at Leber Field off said. until now, the usual damage — Madow, a Philadelphia psychoanalyst who has find yourself screaming at the lady next door F.J. Spilecki Realtors of Manches Englewood Drive, wife of Jospeb Jennie Clementino of Newington Love Lane was thwarted imme The Little League officials had things out of place or beer cans written “ Anger; How to Recognize and Cope With because her Pekinese soiled your driveway. Odds R. Dumond, died Wednesday at ter for several years. He was a and Vanda Panaro of Manchester; diately after opening day just rented the portable toilet last lying around the area — has been It” (Scribner’s, $3.95). You’re only telling yourself are, says Madow, you’re not really angry at the her home. several nieces and nephews. communicant and an usher at St. Saturday. Thursday for use during the small and repaired by the Little Bridget Church and a member of you’re not angry, partly because our culture as a dog — especially if he’s been decorating your She was born in Hartford and ’The funeral will be Saturday at baseball season. It was the first League workers, he said. the Retiree CHub of Combustion whole doesn't know what to do with anger except grounds for years and that never upset you before. lived in the Hartfdrd area before 11 a.m. from the John F. Herney Sometime Saturday night van time a toilet had been provided at ' moving to Manchester 15 years Funeral Home. 210 W. Center St., Engineering. dals ripped off the top of a portable the field. White said. White attributes the problem to sit on it and go around saying, who — me, angry? But maybe this morning your boss was brusque, M Broides te wife, he is surviifod ago. She was a member of the followed by a mass of resurrection toilet, pulled the back off, dam The Little League was going to the lack of visibility of the field, But that denial, says Madow, can lead to all kinds or your hairdresser wanted to know when you by his mother, Gaetana (Min- Church of the Assumption. She was at 11:30 a.m. at the CTnirch of the aged the boards on the bottom, be charged $65 a month to rent the which is located about 300 feet off of distress besides overeating. were going to do something about “ all that gray.” icucci) Ricci of Manchester; two a former vice president and Assumption. Burial will be in East tipped it over a fence and placed it toilet, but now the company which Love Lane and is surrounded by sons, Robert Ricci of Santa Fe, director and life-time member Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri on the pitcher’s mound where rented it is going to take it back woods. The only access road to TO BEGIN WITH, he says, “ Anger is not Whatever riled you, face it and then, says N.M., and Richard Ricci of Klan- emeritus of Greater Hartford day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Little League officials found it because the Little League officials closed by a gate when tbq field is logical. It’s an emotion, the most common women’j i j Madow, the next crucial — and intriguing — step Sunday, Dave White, an assistant cannot guarantee that it won’t be not in use, but'the vandals can watte more than 20 years. ffi§P(n^hy?Lw^^^ui emotion, and has nothing to do with rights or is “ to discover why that makes you angry. If coach, said today. Vandals re vandalized again. White said. around it or get around H with Windsor and Mrs. Jack (Dolores) intelligence. I also see it as a form of energy and,, you’re angry at the bow for not treating you like a Besides her husbaq K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 9. 1985 Care of pets Includes dental work tootbbrusb (an old worn-out one pet may be tetter off. And since Advice few of them need to kill their Vdterinary will do) or game or cotton to dinners any more, they can be fed - m edidiM is ex- “ brush” the pet’s teeth. psBdliig lU ho- Vets sometimes recommend soft food. If you lived in Hollywood, there ; riioM . The field Doggy bent, a canine toothpaste BOW includei P e t F o n im with a roast beef flavor. A good are veterinary dentists there that ;■ Basically, you know, our euchtechnlquee home preparation is a powder make (alee teeth for pete. I ’veonly 1 SB CAT ecans, made up of one part aodlum bicarb found one case that neceeaitated a to one part aaK, and there is an root canal repair. chemotherapy, Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. laaer lurgery, effective solution that can be A German shepherd bad two a n d tono swabbed on the gum-line to pre canine teeth broken in an auto. speech needs some work vent or delay recurrencee. accident. Usually these are not graphy. Until recently, sensitive in animals (you and I DEAR TIRED OF “OK “ though, the FEE D IN G D R Y FOOD has would come off the (Igor if we consumed something hot or cold), ABBY: Basi IN ARIZONA practlM of dentistry had been root erosion and finally toothless- some effect in preventing the cally, this ietter BMlected by moat veterinarians. neu, if untreated. buildup o f plaque and tartar, but but thle dog was. M y brief career as an endodon-. is about people D EAR ABBY: What can I do ’Those of us who provided basic less than ite sellers advertise. who basically about an old high school classmate dental work a d a p M instruments AS SOON AS a small amount of Some cat food is so high in ash, it tist was a success, thanks to my own kind dentist, who talked overuse a par D e a r A b b y who has been after me to resume for our own use. Human tartar tartar forms, it should be removed. may actually provide fodder for through me through the procedure . ticular word, or our friendship after 18 years? We scalers, pediatric forceps, and A dental exam ehould be part of tartar buildup. by phone. Frontier dentistry is . groups of Abigail Van Buren no longer have anything In com more recently, cavitron machines every physical. Mild cases, if the Canine b re ^ s such as miniature words. Basi mon, and to make matters worse, have helped ue ae we tried to patient is cooperative, can be poodles are prone to these gum alive again. cally, the worst she has Just given birth to her first become proficient pet dentiete. resolved during an office exam, conditions as are many otter Today, we can refer our tough offenders are baby! (My children are in their - Our proteeeional lioeneee list but many scalings and cleaning breeds as they age. cases to veterinary dentists. These people who say teens.) dontistiy aa one of the eidencee we need to be done with sedation or “ Tanaya” is now 14 years old, specialists do practically any ‘‘you know“ She is eager for me to see her nre allowed to practice, but since anesthesia. and I have to scale her teeth two to human dental procedure. And four and five times in one sentence formed by people with basically baby, and I dread it. I certainly our potiente are often leee than A cavitron treatment employs a three times a year in spite of a 50 there is an excellent book on — basicaily speaking, you know. limited vocabularies. don’t intend to buy a baby gift for cooperative and won’t open on vibrating tip with a water Jet that percent dry food and biscuit diet. veterinary dentistry written by a You know how overworked those But don’t go away; here’s a someone that I have no intention of command, dentistry has not been breaks up the tartar and wastes She’s a gentle girl and allows me to dentist with a veterinary degree, basic words can seem after basi- companion piece to your letter seeing again. too wideepread a practice among away plaque and debris. This is do it with no restraint. "B est of Both Worlds.” caiiy a short period of time. You fiN>m Scottsdale, Ariz.: I can’t stall her any longer. What vote until recently. follow^ by a pumice scrub to Miniature breeds of dogs are know, I find such repetitious should I tell her that won’t crush I think we could be cloeely remove remaining particles that also prone to baby teeth that So, if you wish that old “ poison basicaliy nauseating, reaily. DEAR ABBY: One of the most her? compared to pediatric dentists, may act as a nucleus for new sometimes don’t fall out on sche breath” had a sweeter pant and a Based on my aversion, you annoying habits I find among TOO OLD FOR whose mark in the years before deposits. A t the same time, dis dule and interfere with the erup nicer smile, see your dentist know. I ’m considering taking peopil^ especially teen-agers and BABY T A LK antibiotice wae ebortened (ingere eased gums are treated, and tion of permanent teeth. (veterinary) — as they say — on a drastic action to basicaily draw young adults, is ending every when bitee from dirty little mouths hopelessly affected teeth In some cases, badly diseased regular basis. attention to this basic speech fault sentence with “ O K?" DEAR TOO OLD: You certainly forced partial amputation. Now extracted. teeth must be extracted. It Is a Htrald photo by Richmond by taping the offenders’ mouths The sentence can be a simple can’t tell her the brutal truth — penicillin saves our phalanges. Antibiotics are used to control long-known medical fact that they Allan Leventhal Is a Belton shut, you know. statement, such as. “ I went to the that you have nothing in common Although cavities are relatively gum, socket and sinus infections. can cause secondary health prob veterinarian. If you bave a ques I ’m basically a fan of yours, you ^tore," but there's that superflu and don’t care to see her baby. Little Lassie is an armful for Dog Warden Richard Rand. n r e , the buildup of plaque and Once removed, plaque and tar lems such as tonsil, kidney and tion you*d like to gee answered know, so would you see if there are ous “ OK?“ tacked onto it as if it You’re exerting far more energy Lassie is at the dog pognd and is waiting to be adopted. tartar cause gingivitis and otter tar tend to return, therefore, heart complications. But even in here, write to Pet Forum, Box SBl. many others out there who, you were a question. ducking her and feeling guilty than oral prtMems in dogs and cats, preventive care is needed. Clients extreme cases where all or almost Manchester Herald, Mancheter, know, have basically the same The “ OK” habit is a sign of it would take to buy her a little gift resulting in infection, halitosis, are sometimes advised to use a soft all the teeth must be removed, the Conn., 08040. 9 reaction? insecurity, and is used by people and see her baby. Sometimes the Adopt a Pet G AIL H.. who need constant approval for easiest way “ around” something SHOREWOOD, WIS. everything they say. is right through it. It makes one wonder how people DEAR GAIL: You know basi can go through school with such an CONFIDENTIAL TO F.L. IN Brian Ahrui sinks his teeth into a pizza at ‘Lassie, come home’ cally I can understand your irritating habit without having it ALASKA: One’s character is made irritation because I do know that corrected by teachers or of what he (or she) does when a pizza fund-raiser at St. James School. such sloppy speech habits. are associates. nobody is looking. The fifth-grader braces his hand with his is caii she desires By Barbara Richmond which doesn't seem to bother it. tiling announces honor roll Special to the Herald The dog was groomed and Rand said he’s well behaved. He was Thinness may be normal This week’s featured pet has found roaming in the parking lot at Perry. ’The honor roll for the third Greenwald, trie Gremmo, Susan been named Lassie. She’s about 0 Howard Johnson’s on Tolland help? Guerette, Karen Harley, Kim Haves, Margaret Ptlug, Jennifer Plendel, D E A R D R . quarter was recently announced at Jeffrey Holmes. Debra jomes, Gustave Todd Powers, Beth Reltberg, Down weeks old and is a tan and white Turnpike. He was wearing a GOTT: Help! I Illing Junior High School. Keach, Mary King, David Kinney, Richards, Daniel Roggl, Kristin Rohrb- collie. Dog Warden Richard Rand Georgia rabies tag, but no license. DEAR READER: The causes of Joseph Lorosa. John Longo. Jennifer ach, Christine Rovegno, Robert Sal an) extremely onen. David Saunders, Terry Scata,’ said she’s so cute she ought to be in Good news — last week’s pet. a t the so-called mid-life crieis are e K A M 7 Manor. Michael McMahon. thin. All my Deborah Schwarz, Catterine Soule,! the movies — thus her name. tan and white husky that was varied and complicated. I’m not . John McTIghe, Steven Methtnv, Cheryl Spiegel. friends tell me I HsMrs Lassie was found on Flower Street temporarily named CoCo, was D r . G o t t sure you are going to provide much Kevin Mollpv, Michelle Mozzer, David I look like a ske Muller, PaulaMvIer, Kristi Nopolltono, Gary stoltenberg, VIchIt Sychltkok-' on April 25. She’s ready to be claimed by its owner. Her real help for your husband without the Frank Addobo, Susanna Aoosl, U li leton. I am 12- Carol Nechitllo, Heather Nelson, Tuan hong, Cynthia Tarbell, Keith Theriault,. adopted. name is Shilo. intervention of a professional ana Artlstlxobal, Ryan Sorry, Mark Nguyen, Meoghon O'Morra, Nicky years old, am 4 Peter Gott, M.D. Sanford, Amy Bloom, Loa Ann Bo- Rhonda Thorne, Sean Tolond, Jennifer There are three other new dogs An Ellington family adopted two counselor, psychologist or psychi Palmer, Michelle Patulak, Jennifer TuccI, Patrick Volz, Stacey Zackin. feet 11 and nomo, Korrv Bodin, Marolto Bromo- this week. A handsome male dogs that were mentioned in last atrist. In essence, he is not going to nit, Mlchoal Brown, Cottorlna Bur- weigh 80. German shepherd was found week’s column — the black female change until he recognises that he 0011, Krlitlna Buihbv, Stovon pounds. I exer Choonot, Klmborlv Chorko. roaming at the Parkade on West husky cross that was the featured is "out of synch" with himself — cise and prac Patricia Coaoan, Lucas Cotorovo, Middle Turnpike. He’s about 1 pet a few weeks ago and the old and takes action. I wonder if your Todd Cox, Frank Domlono, Chrli- tice gymnastics Thoughts year old and is shy but friendly. cocker spaniel that was picked up tophor Domrotb, Erica DoJoannlt, Herild photo by Tarquinlo daily. I constantly eat but don’t growth, muscle and bone develop vision of him as a “ perfect man” Mary Ann Domort, Erin Forroll, M ' Trailing along with the (^rman on Knighton Street. gain a pound! How could I gain ment. Conversely, some preteens may be placing intolerable Joanotto Colo, Amy Gifford, Ian all of its limitations, is the source of shepherd is a little black and white The dog pound is located on town some weight? tend to be chubby ; their hormones burdens on him. He may need your Groonwald, Krlitlna Harrison, Holdl “ Grace and peace be yours in Howarfh, Mlchoal Irrora, Emil lisovl. female mixed breed. She’s about 8 property off Olcott Street. Rand is Baptism on camera “ permission” to be human — that abundance.” What a marvelous grace and peace. The Godhead has have not yet instructed their bodies Carl Johnson, Scott Johnson, Mo- weeks old and is quite friendly. at the pound each day from noon to is, flawed and imperfect. and warm greeting that is re provide the means whereby we can ’ to grow taller and gain muscle llsta Juros, Mun Kim, Louron Kllba- The other new resident of the 1 p.m. He can be reached by Baptism is the topic at a special discussion this week at Martin Scholsky of St. Bartholomew Church. The I believe that you could help him noff, Paula Knioht, Emily Kott, Ed-, peated again and again in the New experience the benefits of grace bulk. wardravltz, Marllo Lavatorl, Koran pound is a little black male poodle calling the pound, 643-8642 or by Emanuel Lutheran Church’s chapel. Taking part are, discussion opened a series of three “Lima Statement" DEAR READER: You are prob most by helping yourself. Interper Testament. Grace, that benefit of and peace simply by placing our - Much 12-year-old thinness will Loo, Hannah MacKonilo, Koviov with an adorable face. Dog Warden calling the police department at ably burning up more calories than sonal problems are rarely one Marsh, Christo Martin, Gall Mtlsnor, pleasant, warm, acceptance from faith in Jesus Christ. f^pm left, the Rev. James Meek of Community Baptist talks on baptism, eucharist and ministry sponsored by take care of itself. Your doctor can Richard-Rand said he thinks the 646-4555. you are taking in. You might gain best at^ise you whether to follow a sided. If you independently seek Michael Minor. '' God. Peace, not the absence of Peter advises, “ Therefore pre Church, Vicar Jeffrey Nelson of Emanuel, Nancy Carr of MACC. This discussion will be aired on cable television weight if you supplemented your Toroto Mulligan, Scott Nolson, True conflict but the presence of assu pare your mi.-ids for action; be dog, a male, is about9 years old but There is a 85 fee to adopt a dog. weight-gain diet — or be patient. counseling to take care of yourself, Nouvon, Ann Poeololl, Diana Poppas, it is in good health. However, it The new owner must have the dog the Manchester Area Conference of Churches, the Rev. Channel 13 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 24 and May 31. A regular three meals with a protein you may discover useful ways to Stovon Parker, Jon Potoskov, Uvon rance in the midst of conflict. seif-controlled, set your hope fully licensed. drink like Carnation Instant Phon, Susan Romusot, Leonard So- How is one to attain this most on the grace to be given you when does have a cataract in one eye Norman Swensen of Trinity Covenant and the Rev. manage the difficult home dtua- dosky, Elltsa Shore, Jonathan Soule, Breakfast. I doubt that you have tion. You may also discover, to Gory Stoppolmon, Clodom Tonrlkut, desired level of human expe Jesus Christ is revealed. Now that, reached your full growth potential, DEAR DR. GOTT: What can a your surprise, that you are inad Heather Titus. rience? Grace....Peace....beauti you have purified yourselves by- so you’ll undoubtedly fill out more wire do to save a marriage, help Katherine TonuccI, Emily Waldo, ful words, better experienced than obeying-the truth.....’’ VANQUISH vertently contributing to his crisis. Jodi WIdmer, Thereto Wolk, James The extmticfiaai in the years to come. her husband, and save te r own When he sees you taUng a Wright, David Young, Kathryn Zeldler. spoken. 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Each year quote, goes on to praise God for a peace in my heart is real and tounded to learn of the healthy Mindy Addabbo, Emily Barlow, H a ir c o lo r T a b le t s 75’s tive thyroid gland frequently since 1981 be has been getting consequences that may result. Edward Bostarache, Michelle Bauer, living hope. In his letter Peter evidence that Peter spoke the' Toothpaste 49 BP Acne Cream causes weight loss, even in the face worse. Ite’s had a total persopality Send your questions to Dr. Gott Maxine Barton, Meredith Blodget, outlines some very important truth. In the name of God the fOO’s Cynthia Boober, Matthew Chognot, All Shades 20*/o Mori Frul X 1 OZ. of increased appetite. change, (argues over anything, is at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH Chrlstoptior Chever, Craig Clark, Mary creeds of the Christian Church. He Father, God the Son, and God the Weight control in pre sarcastic and selfish. None of these 44101. 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INC. MAY 9-11. 1085 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. May 9. 1985 - » H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 9, IMS Leam to keep About Town anger on leash Claaasa uehide: ” Takiag the Mystery Out of IM H gkm MilMng toun SPORTS Probate,” “ Eat Your Way to Good Heahh.” and Mamheoter Memorial Hospital’s “Knew Your D n ^ ” There wiU aim he gentle Cm Hm c A lr«M p«|e 11 unit wlU ofter tours Sunday and May W at *, >» exerciae and a lecture on the history of Maaeheoter. m e tlie real to look for another job. Tours roqulre advance registra^ by calluM W The fee will he IS. For mare iafsnnatloa and at MO-lIM, extension MSO. Tours are limnad When it cornea to the angers that erupt in more rem rv altnas. call M M lia between S a.aa. and a p.m. S Celtics knock DoadUne •''r |v M • to BduHa. '* ^ _____ ^ T Mt - equal relationships — like all the times your 7 li0 program will continue to be held on UiB ■Bcooo spouse's eyes travel — the rules are the same. and third Sunday of each month. Madow says. Decide if your anger is realistic Barry triaNi Franea (maybe your spouse fs truly a womaniser; maybe Carotya Barry of Kane Road will hve with the Quarteli win harmony conlaal 1 down Pistons you’re rambunctiously insecure) and then take Eugene Barry family of Garcheo. France, for the appropriate action. Here’s what Madow means by y mamh of Jul^. Her stay was arranged by Nacel Two Silk Cily Chorus quarteU todk top h o a m to By Frtdaricfc Watormon Dcnnia Johnson scored a season- Cultural Exchange Annual French Homeatay novice competlUoa recently in a state contest at E w appropriate: “ I think it’s important to emphasise -■ United Prose InternoHonol high 29 points as Boston, which has that direct, open expression of the anger is Program. Hartford High School. Showboat Four won the 'il- struggled during the post-season, Last summer Carolyn, her parents. Ihr. and Mrs. championahlp and the liaochester CwinecUoii placed probably not the best way to deal with it. A frank BOSTON — Like swaggering started to get its running gam e in JoMi Barry Jr. and her brothers and sisters were aecoiid in the competition of eight quartett. discussion, after you’ve had tim e to walk away buUiee, tbe Beaton Celtics enjoy gear. hoots for Laurence Barry of Garches. The program The Society lor the Preservation and E n ^ r y - and cool down is fine, but if you scream at the taunting opponenU after knocking ” We pushed tbe ball up aggres Ai arraagea for American teenagers whose families ment of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America them down. sive^,” said the Celtics guard. person, you’ll not only have less of a chance of have hosted French students. provided a panel of judges. The defending world champions "W e were working on that in getting what you want, you can destroy the Carolyn in a student at East CatkoUc High School. Stewboat Four members are: Peter Taytoof SiE. ■cored a 194-139 playoff victory practice, and by pushing it up, I got relationship.” She has studied French for throe years. Eldridge St., baas: Joseph Halloran of «S Bolton Bt^ Wednesday night over Detroit, and the open jumpers.” American famines who would like to have a French baritone; Lou Skinner of Elast Hartford, tenor; and Boston used a 17-6 surge early in F IN A LLY , it pays to know what you can do student in their hpanea for July may call Susi Smith at Odric Maxwell said the Pistons George Burger of East Hampton, lead. “ better have a lot of spring clothes the third quarter to take the lead when you’re on the receiving end of misplaced m t HIM or w rit^)lo her at Box M l. Canton, Mdlt. Manchester Connection members and positions ready when wo get there (for for good, with Bird scoring 6 fury, as in the case of the lady and her dog who got Students pay their own airfare, bring spending money are: Michael Cecere of 217 N. Elm St., lead: W I U ^ Magoons sail to Bermuda Game 0), because they aren’t points, including a free throw after the hoot for something they really had nothing to and speak EngUah. Dow of 27 Sage Drive, baritone; Rich D’Ambroolo of going to be playing anymore after a te c h ^ a l foul on Daly for arguing do with. In general, says Madow, ’’You have to be Wethersfield, baas: and James Nolan of Glasbonbury, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Magoon and their Friday.’’ a call too vehemently. careful not to take angry people personally. A tenor. Pistons coach Chuck Daly said Scott Wedman’s 9-pointer at 9:47 daughter, Angela, 9. of 113 Main St„ are GoM Star Molh«rt honorad Also at the contest, the Silk City Chorus qualUied to rude saleswoman is clearly angry about the Celtics, who lead the best-of- gave the Celtics an 29-79 lead. on the deck of the S.S. Oceanic ready to «»ng in the society’s Northeastern District competi- something unrelated to you (assuming you didn’t The American Legion Auxiliary Department of leven aeriea 9-2. play as good a Detroit, shooting 92 percent for the CoHiecticut wiU heoor Gold Star Mothers of the state tion in Montreal in October. The 60-membor group just tell her to buxz o ff). You may still feel hurt by sail from Manhattan to the Sun Isles of game as they talk. quarter, cut the margin to 96-90 at a tea May » at > : » p.m. in the American Legion meets Mondays at 7:90 p.m. In Bentley School on her behavior and not like it. but if you can Bermuda and Nassau on a week’s “ Their performance on the floor entering the fourth period, but Poet home at M l N. Mam St. Branford. Hollister Street. Membership is open to any male never drew cloaer than 3 points. realistically see her as simply an angry holiday cruise. beat ua, not their rhetoric,’’ he Auxiliary members from all units will attend with interested in four-part harmony. ■aid. “ I tUnk w e’re playing Detroit’s Isiah Thomas, wearing saleswoman, you can shrug it off. Gold Star Mothers from their communities. GoldStar S7,* - uniform No. 42 instead of his uaual ’’Then again,” he adds, “ it doesn’t mean you adequately, but we’re not quite as Mathers who are auxiliary members will be guest of skiUed.’’ 11 — lost during tbe trip from have to let her walk all over you.” If she's really Talks for older aduHs al MCC the department. All others will be guests of their host RMtimti niMt at P A W Club Few are as skilled as Larry Bird. DetroH — said he was ineffective, giving you a hard time about that polyester Manchester Community College Older Adult units. The O ltics leader scored a payoff despite his IS points. number, take the matter to her manager, he Association will have its annual Fun Day for thaoe Tickets at S3 should be purchased in advance from EAST HARTFORD - Pratt k Whitney Aircraft ” I never got into it. The jersey Retiree's au b will meet on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at career-high 42 paints, including 17 9 suggests — and let another saleswoman get the over M on May M from • a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Lowe Reservations Chairman Genevieve Martin. U Candee felt baggy and I never felt Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Club. 200 Clement Road. in the final quarter, as Boston commission. Building. Music and lunch will be provived. Ave.. West Haven MSM. made good on home-court advan comfortable — H just didn’t feel tage in their NBA quarterfinal right.” said the point guard. playoff. Piston Vimiie Johnson, who Myths of pregnancy Hampered throughout the scored a team-high 30 pointo. said ' . r . Detroit will not beat Boston unless |91S ilO AO ST.. MANCWSnt «47-t«t7 playofb by bone chips in his right dhow. Bird connected on 17-of-99 it controls Bird. OIL CHANOU ” We can’t let him get his 40-odd iianrl|PBtpr Iferalft Herald photo by Philo ■hots from the floor and 4-of-9 from Childbirth promises $1B,95 INCLUDIS: the liac. points. He made some great shots and great moves, and that’s what CHANCt os (Up To 9 OM.) Manchester High’s Chris Helin (16) heads for second Gazing into the outfield for the ball are Glastonbury “Sometimes R goes in and BARRACLIFFES AMOCO Read all about N nwosnns shortstop Russ Bowen (left) and second baseman sometimes tt doesn’t,” Bird said. they pay him for,” said tbe DetroH 30B W MIQOU njHNMU CMASSn LUSf 14 t>ase and gets set to head for third as throw -from the “The next game is going to be reaerve. don’t match reality VACUUM INTiSIO* •- allnutOS catcher on first-inning stolen base sailed irrto center!ield. George Scaglia. Glastonbury scalped the Indians, 10-4. TIL M7-0BflS these Auto CUKK AM FXTH tough, but we’re going to do what Said an admiring Daly: ’’The OfAN Wm09MUU> (9 we have to do to win this oeries.” By Arlene Elsenbera scored as “ worst." CMKXTSKnKSSUn guy comes to play hard every •I Tbe winner wfll advance to tbe and Heidi Markom The woman who needs medica Repair and CHKK K1T9 S HOSCS ganne. When you’re defending him tion (or the pain (and is sreak CHiCX AND FU: Eastern Conference finals against you can’t play 70 or 90 percent. You enough of spirit and flesh to accept ssAKi nun the PHladdphia 70cn. U the (Hiildbirth education, which POWH 91BSINC Flun have to play 110 percent every it) suffers the added burden of MHS rocked by Glastonbury C d tk s do not clinch Friday night, reaches some 2.1 miUioa American Complete Maintenance ■ATiaV game, just like he does.” guilt. A new mother, whose ordeal TIAMSMBSKMI FUND a aeventh and deciding game will Boston led throughout tbe first couples annually, has ushered in a WOeSFSBO WASHBI was described by her angry Automotive RBI-single to center to make it 9-4. be played Smiday afternoon at new era in labor and delivery. Services. DUFHfMTIAl. _____ By Bob PapettI Tbe Indians will haveto regroop Andy DiFazio played American half, jumping out to a 12-4 lead, but husband in “ Why I Hate Lamaxe" Men.-Fri. 1:30 AM - 9:90 PM Bostoo. The nnovement fathered by Harold Sports Writer starting today when they host Legion bail for Manchester last Little did tbe IncUans know dwt Drtroit narrowed the gap to 4447 in Texas Monthly magazine, was Repair Ttwra. NHo* MOUI SCO PM Boston, whmtaig 17 of Ha last U French obstetrician Fernand La- 9ol. SM AM - 9:00 PM Hartford Public in a make-up at «iiiniiM»r aiMi were well aware of Santiago wookl settle down to at the half on the strength of 16 persuaded that accepting medica Shop Locally playoff games at home, seeks to maxe. and popularixed by thou NM tUNOAV NOUaS At least, nobody could claim they Kelley Field at 9:29. Krajewski’s abilities. no-bit them until sophomore Neil secomtHpiarter points by Vinnie tion is the ultimate weakness. 10:00 AM - 3 « PM bacome the first team since the sands of dedicated educators, has U-Haul Rentals beat Uiemaelves in this one. Glastonbury, which has done its “ I guess we caught him on an off ArdiamhonH’s fine single to right Johoaon. “ I wanted to be strong for my and Savd 19MB Cdtlcs to snccessftilly made an invaluable contribution: Tbe past few weeks have been share of dainage around the CCC day,’’ Olcxak added. center with two outs in the seventh. husband," she said. “ I wanted to defend the NBA crown. ‘“nie home court definitely helping mothers cope with pain, frustrating for Manchester High’s West since tts humiliating opener, “The worst game I’ve ever Glastonbury got back its brea- be able to say I bad done it m y i^ . I The Pistons hope to become tbe makes a diflerende.” Thomas bringing fathers into the delivery baseball team. A wobbly 2-S raises its record to 7-4. pitched in my life.” was how the thhig room in the third. The room, preparing expec^t cou would have been very disappointed Tomahawks loaded the bases on a sixth team in NBA hiatocy to win a said. “ It makes you a better team K - B ^ stretch has wiped out a fine 9-1 “ We’ve lost four games — three first-time loser described it. ples for what was (or their parents in myself if I bad had to use LYNCH walk, a hit and a fiekler’s choice seven-game aeries after losing the when you have 20,000 people Glastonbury waMed its 9-0 lead V Automotive W start that now seems like ages ago. of them by rinitouto and 9-2 in the screaming for you instead of an unknown and frightening Demerol.” by fcanHiiig the home team three and then Lynch cfaaaed Krqjewski first two games. 2MBraadSt In most of tbe defeats, tbe Indians other,” explained Glastonbury against you.” experience. Such categorical rejection of runs in tbe bottom of tbe first. wtth a two-run single to center. KeUy Tripiicka. who helped MidclMstif y CT hung dose before coining up Hwrt coadi Ted Olcsak. “I’ve been But. too often, childbirth- painkilling drugs is unwarranted. Manchester sent nine batters to the Reliever Pete Frankovitch’s first cantrol Bird during the Pistons’ The raiad eip b ia 76ers. having (Behind Speedy Muffler) because of one or two mental or tdling our kids that if we start swept MilwaukM, face the winner preparation programs make According to eminent pain re plate but had no hits and no runs pitch bounced to tbe backstop, victories at Detrait, was hailed as 6434844 physical mistakea. hitting than we’ve got a good of tbe Boston-Detroit duel. protnisea that reality can't keep: searcher, Dr. John J. Bonica of the FULL SERVICE batted in. Instead, six Indians permitting a third ranner to croas the man who ceuld bring Bird down ■ l«lwTvawSM n Not so on Wednesday. Manches dub:’’ The Los Angeles Lakers and a Promises of a childbirth that is University of Washington, Seattle, BRAKES CM1HE UINHIffi sow walked off sUrter Tom Murray tbe plate. to earth. ¥m pRvhMy fay Tm ter was rocked. Denver Nuggets meet for the utterly fulfilling, described by one sometimes the pain of childbirth Emissions Tsating Mandiester followers have the and reliever Jason Santiago. An Tbe Tomahawks parlayed a "You knew Larry would respond can adversely affect mother and FrwrtDisc In perliaps the most impressive to that (publicity),” said Boston’s Western Conference champion author as “ a wonderful time ... fe m o e Allen Teat Analyxer lyrics memoriaed. error, a wild pitch, another wild couple of bloop hits into a pair of hitting display of tbe season, M X . Carr. “ When a gny has a good ship wHh Game 1 Saturday hi Los passionate, intense, thrilling and infant. Omnium UntmOmt Rkgulkf Ufti—dkd COePtnE USE OF KW g KIULT “ I've been saying all year that pitch and another error and it was insurance runs in the sevemh off $ 7 4 9 5 visiting Glastonbury raked game against Larry, all of a Anifolea. The Lakers and Nuggets often completely irresistible and... FOKng i DOBESTC previously-perfect starter Ken we’U be alright when our hitting a tie game at JraU. reliever Archambault, whooe ef the nearest thing to overwhelming FOR EX AM PLE , the production comes amund,’’ echoed Manches fective three-huihig stint was the sudden he’s a ‘Binl-biuter.’” advanced Tuesday night. fthi 1.27* 1.15* B m iB p tlBMIBt • flMBB Krajewski for eight runs on eight sexual excitement.” of pain-triggered norepinephrine z-«hMi mu ter’s Race. “ Right now, k’salmost The Tomahawks retook the lead only positive note for the hnmbled W* inalRM Frwnl DiK iwmcMm rwlofB. bits in three innings enroute to a for good in the second. No. tb atter e Promises of a painless expe during childbirth constricts the Ousaiy Rantal Can at LOW pdeaa if . . . ” hosts. umbilical artery, placing stress on IIM victory at Kelley Field. Jim Lynch ripped the first of his rience in which labor pain is • aATTsaMS • taouau OHOontra Olcxak and Race could probably the baby. This can be particularly Tbe win was a payback for the three singles and then Santiago Yankee protests euphemistically referred to as become fast drinking buddies. OLACTONPURT |MI — UPOO Jt dangerous if the mother has Lynch Getty Tomahawks' embarrassing 9-0 doubled to right. A ground ball “ discomfort” or "uterine contrac Tbe TDanahawks eased Olcxak’s S4-1-2. Scaollo 3b 3-1-M. Sllvbakv 3b hypertenaioa and the placenta isn’t Ths TraMsa il Iw te s Mvetas 0s loss to the Indians in Glastiwhin-y acored Lynch and then Scaglia 3-1-24, McKoon ct 4-V1-S, O lF oilo 1b tions,” and the use of medications Esphoe May 31 pain a little Wednesilay. With one functioning srell. Epidural anes Ml SwOuS os. tadumr back on Opening Day. d^vered Santiago with a sacrifice 2- 1-04. Bowsn w 4-34A Clonn rf considered failure. (te m n from Lynch Toyott Pontlmcl out in the first, George Scaglia. 3- 34 4 . Lyncb C4-1-3-2, M urray 04 4 4 4 . thesia — a local that blocks pain in Manchester suddenly flnds Hadf fly. 9-9, Glastonbury. don*t stop Twins e Promises of a joyous and sonllaao 0 4-1-1-1. Totoh 3414-114. with a mediocre. 7-0 overall Dan SUvinsky and Kevin McKeon immediate postpartum bonding of the lower part of the b o ^ but M A H C M B m tSI— Holln rf 3-1-14, record. Prospects of flnishing .9M blasted a double, home run and Manchester finished its scoring BJMoCorlby c 3444, S-McCorttiv 9b parents and child. leaves the patient awake and M IN N E A P O L B (U PD — Just tbe first inning and drove in I and qualifying for the state tourna- triple in successfon off Krajewski. with a solo tally in tbe bottom of the 4344, Foovtv cf 44-1-1. Oiurlor 1b aware — can reverse placental 3-1-44. KralswMd a 4444, Fron^ wait imtil the IBaneaota Twine get another run on a sacrifice fly in tbe ^ L U K I ment — 'a given’ two weeksago — Tbe senior righthander was 44 frame. With two down, Sean MANY WOMEN go into labor deterioration in such cases. vttdi p 444W ArcbombouW p 3 4 -^ to the Big Apple aext week, saya seventh. XUNLIFFE are now a concern. with a 9.99 ER A in 21 2/2i tamkigi McCarthy waa drilled in the ankle Cusisr M 3444L Mazmlta l« 1444L Yankees manager Billy Martin expecting nothing less. Unfortu Initial resentment toward the HEADUGHT I MorMMM m 3444, LOVOtt pb 1-444. Manager Bilfy Gardner. LOOK! AUTO BODY "W hat looked like an easy thing going into the game. by a Santiago fastball and then defended the pratest..announced in nately, (or a large percentage, source of their pain — the nesrbom & n u n T otah 3443-1. "m protest when I go to New a few weeks ago now looks like a “ The kids knew about him and stole second when catcher Lynch’s rosy expectation dissolves into — experienced by many sromen ALIGNMENT Glosfoabyry *^*"L,* York. I’ll proteettbat my guys lost conjunction with a statement from You can chore,” a d m its dismayed Indian we figured he’d pitch.” m iled throw dipped the runner in the gray reality. And, (or them, compounds their guilt. After all. no " w P -S o m o a o ; L P - KroiowsM (4-11. the ball in the Big D i ^ r , ” owner George Steinbrenner in $ 1 2 * coach Don Race. Olcxak. Scaglia and first baseman aide. Jim Fogarty then looped an another modem myth of pregna birth experience is compl^. ART CUNUFFE Gerdner said. support of his manager. feature your “ We’re playing in a ballpark cy is exploded. they’ve been told, unless it culmi $goo Tbe New York Yankees, daim- Says one young New Jersey nates in bonding — that love-at- nJRSSirSLs SINCE 1947 ing tbe Metrodome’s UgMing is that’s not in ntajor-foague shape,” woman: " I IumI a difficult labor first-toucb moment when a new business improper, played Wedsesday’s 44 Martin said. ”Tbey shouldn't be mother takes a new baby in her raw SocclaUsMJirjaUaic care M Hiattr' Isas to tbe Tfohn nader protest, allowed to start tbe ballgame and the doctor insisted that if I "fcaScr^eaSer” . Ocala 4 Maei ‘Oil Can’ good enough to beat Angels arms. In fact, one study found it filed before the game started. wHhont checking the lighu. They didn't take medication, my baby BMptrm U t v 31 here. . might be hamted. I gave in, but I takes an average of two weeks (but • SaaelaM M M PqwIm i Ca Right fielder Dave Winfield wore don’tstart if tbe mound’s not right, as long as nine) for a mother to (eel fh Oemplnln Ceaueei wetli BOSTON (U P I) — Even wHhout wouldn’t have come up wHh a tfone.” said MacNomara. “ He’s iinWl— rs to counter the glare and it should be the same with the c r M (or M hours after I gave birth * F erS p iii concentrating better and staying It was the second straight road because I felt I bad failed.” really attached to her baby. Since his best stuff, what Dennis “Oil win.” . from lights — gtorf toward tbe Boyd struck out six to raise his wkhin himself.” foes for CaUforoia, which had won A Boston registered nurse, who few women wilt candidly admit the 646-5600 Call Display Can” Boyd was good enough Grid. “Maybe someone will do some league-leading total to 41. He Catcher Rich Gedman has no ■even straight games away from suffered through SI hours of labor, early absence of mother love, Wednesday night to hold tbe The Twins, the No. 1 hRting team thing about this. (TheTwins) area 1195 ToUand Tphe., mandiester allowed one hit during the first five ticed an improvement in Boyd. home prior to the two-game aertea says: “ I really believed that if I those who experience it believe California Angela to four hits and In tbe American League, didn’t use good team. Today they beat ns. Advertising Innings “ Oil Can is an excitable person, in Boston. rode srith the pain, the way you they are “ different” or “ bad." give the Boston Red Sox a 6-1 any fhike faita Wednesday. relyHig (Tueaday), they didn’t beat us. the 643-0010 ” I ’ve got enough confidence now but he’s become much more “We can hH better than we ride with a wave in the ocean, I Childbirth Is not supposed to be victory. on home runs by Gary Gaetti and lights beat us.” Haute 13, TefcemWe, CT relaxed when he’s pitching,’’ noted showed here,” said manager Gene srouldn’t experience serious dis trial by ordeal; it is not a test that _ 643-2711 “ It was cold out there,” said that when I get two strikes on a Kent Hrhek to beat New York for Ken Griffey tried to singfo- (fodman. “ He’s settled down quite Mauch. “ It’s Juat a matter of time comfort. Now I know that the pain you pass or (ail. Nor is there one Boyd, 4-1. The temperature was 91 batter, I’m going to go after him thtir 19th victocy in the last 19 handedly handle the Twins, hHting a bit and be knows what he has-to before we break out of H.” can be so bad that you can’t psyche right way to experience it. The goal degrees. and grt him out,” aiM Boyd. ” I a two-run double in the second, a THE TYRE MAN do.” Armaa led off the second inning or breathe yourself out of it.” is a healthy mother and child, not a “ I had trouble holding onto the know I can make good pitches in “I twnh we had to go out and sacrifice fly in the seventh, and a ! CARON OIVWIOOI OF nCMIAM 6 nmonn TMW CtMVML MC Bosrd appreciated tbe offensive wHb a home ran off Jim Slaton. 9-1, A Manhattan woman who shining performance. SATURDAY ball,” hesaid. “ ItfeRUkeaioltbnll that situatian.” prove we dkhi’t need any ‘dome- two-ran homer in tbe nintb to chaae support from his teammates, who and tbe Red Sox scored three “ pushed” for three agnniring Preparation-for-childbirth ! MOTORS, INC when I tried to throw my slider. I Red Sox manager John McNam tfiwi* to win.” said Hrhek. who whuier Mike Smithson, 4-2. .1 (M v e re d 14 hits. Tony Armas, who fifth-inning rana to take a 4-6 lead. hours confides: “ The worst thing classes can be valuable, enlighten didn’t feel Umber out there and ara haa watched Boyd improve belted a two-ran homer in the Guetti’a homer waa his fifth this I 367 Oakland St. " bit his eighth home run of the The Red Sox moved to a 6-1 lead was I didn't care about my baby. I ing and reassuring. For a lucky * = * *11.05? there wasn’t the whip in my arm. ainoe spring tn ^pB «. fourth inning and an RB I double in year — matching hia season total AUTO PARTS, me. SERVICE I Manchester, C T ■eneon. and Jackie Gotforres each off reliever Tommy John in the just wanted my ordeal to end.” few — calm and well-schooled — “ Now I know I can whi without “ He’s much more mature than the first. for 1964. He had 29 and 21 home bad two RBI. Dwight Evans had sixth on Jackie Gutforrex’s two- For those whose labors and tbe exercises can reduce the my good stuff. A year ago, if I he wee in spring tmining, and he’s Gaetti smacked a grand slam in runs 1912 and 1993, respectively. 775 ParW St. Mwicheelw foaming how to pitch hi sltiia- throe hHa for the first time this run singfo. deliveries prove closer to hell than perception of pain as much as 79 Mon.-Frt,8"58stB>3 I 649-7000 walked seven guys in one game, I heaven, reality comes as a crush percent. But classes are most Now Open ing letdown. Pain is one of the valuable when they prepare expec I SAVE *100.00 realities. tant parents for reality. Not (or an I *100 oH any ■ idealized and, ultimately, elusive SFfCJALI2IMO M AUTO RECTCLMOOt Satsrday 9am-lpm I eoWslon work over *1,000 | Problems concerning drugs, alcohol commonplace ACCORDING TO Dr. Ronald experience. LATf MOpCL AMTa Melsack, president of the Interna ' 0 (T-SAMin YDUPMU) CAu. ue oiMaai out, Stewart has great stuff, the next tim e mediocre 9 percent in the second year and 99 percent in the third. tional Aosociatioa for the Study of The authors are ce-nuthors.wkh ■ SAVE *25.00! OAKLAND — When a PHIsburgh tefovistoo station So much for that... When Reggie Jackson strack out Hi stuff, and managers can’t win with relievers who are Pain, when scientists examined all Saadee Hathaway, R.N., of "What Daily 8am^:30piii 8 *2S off any coWslon ■ reported that six players will be faiificted as n result of C x p ln t May IS on M or 99 percent of the time ... As of Friday, Jim kinds of pain, using the McGill to Expect When You’re Expect repair uFork of *2SO-*1,000 ! the augoing drug inveaUgnUons In that city, the the fourth inning last Sunday, be fired his helmet in I Rice had already grounded into 10 double plays. He Pain Questionnaire, labor pain ing.” (Workman) validity of the story didn’t seem too shocking. True or disgust It bounced up hito the stands and atiucfc a ALWAYS BUYING I VaHd 1 0 0 s I 3bJ BROAD ST now baa hit into 212 for hto career, not for from Carl loiiocauwoi nuaoieiiM < not, commitments, arrests and admiaatana of 9-year-old boy. Out of 96.116 people, the boy turned out I One coupon por repair MBNCHtSIER. Cl B asebaO to be Todd Brown, son of tbe Angels legal counael Joha Yaotrsemaki’s AL reciwd of 311 or Henry Aaron’s MandwoMr. ConnacUcut 0S040 643-2444 . prohlomB conoerakig drag and afoohol abuas have became so commonplace that the guy in the street Brown.' Reggie gave him the helmet ... "W e ’ve major league record of B2. “ If you had been charting tbe Red Sax the toot three years,’’ saya one AL Your heart will love fish yawns. Peter Gammons become a little oomplaceat,’’ says Kirk Gibaon of the C o tU on ksptka and Painting On the one hand, tbe beactMll establishment gives Tigers hnman start. “ We’re too depradeat on beiiig advance aoout. "you’d soelbie after line beaten to the fish dishes a week In dietary "Notice BOSTON (UPD - A diet rich in sermona and promfona conoernlng the prohlema able to come back anytime we want.’’ Really, the ahoftatop, trying to p u l the outside pHch. You seldom guidelines (or the prevention of seafood may prevent heartattacks Huai Papain woMovomiSMon What is an within the game. On the other bend, doee the ngera’ good — compared to great — start can be ever see either Rice or Tony Armas hH into a 4-6-9. It’s coronary heart disease,” con and lessen the effects of rhumatoid SATURDAY IHANMCHOLS estebllshroent aak any aerioua, hard questions traced to simple numbers. In April, 1664, they hit .3M always 44-9 or 9 4 4 .” cluded the largest of the three Anto Parts StoraT arthritis and asthma, say medical oaoceraiiig the relatlouahip between hardUne stoaoea wHh 22 homers nod a 2.16 ERA. In ’■ the same studies. Prama Papain 1. Pfoi>i.( AaaMTmo ptorLi Bob Lemon watchea the games from the California researchers. against players and the bilUous o f dollars of numbers were .116 wHh 13 homers and a 2.71 E R A ... When the fatty acids contained in 0 Peter Ifohcrratb fottlng R happen Is another matter. preaa box. which naturally toads him to a lot of kidding That study, conducted by re odvertfolng beer companfos apaad on tbs game? Ourrell Evans (.164 4 walks in B plate appearanom) SERVICE aiaaa PaplaeamanI 3. PCOPLE ANOWBONQ PHOOLIMO Anywav, the players ora trying to help out tbe owners from wrHeis and ofllctole that he haa phone cnlla from flsh, as opposed to those contained searchers at the University of No one would ever begin to auggeet that MUfor, waa offered eraund. once in spring trataiing to the la meat, are digested they form ♦ by coBBing up with aame equitable revenue-sharing (toorge Stetobrenner. “ He’s had hto last shot at m e,” Leiden in the Netherlands, com 3. pcopie Acrara PnoFxaatOfMuv Anheuser-Busch or Labatt’a — to name three m ejar Yankees for Darrell Evans ... Two great Unca bnm chemicals less prone to clot blood Now Open plaa. laiigha Lemon. While a Somerville, NJ., billboard pared the diets of SSI men over 20 ♦ baseball spouaora — encourage any elcoholic e buie or Angela aecoad baaeman Bobby Grlch: 1. “ I spent IS and cause inflaimnation. road "It'a Tima to Fire George” on WednwKlay, Yogi years with their risk of heart MANCHESTER 4. pcoFiE ANo PAirra use among teenagers. But. on the other bend, we all Ona place they can start la figuring out how to yearn baaing my baaciiaU sUUa, 2116 at a tnaaliig Tbe bealthfiil effects of eating Berra bad the d a m to ca ll George Steinbrenner and disease. It found that men who ate reellM tbe ow nen’ addfotfon to tefovision doUare. sod halanca the ravenua bam parkhig, ballpaik reatau- salon and 929 having my baif 2*7 tod — and thui I get fish srere first found In Elsklntos rants and luxury auHes. The top eight duba in baseball thaak Um for the cbaace to manage... Bouton reliever naore than one ounce of flab a day Saturday Oani-lpai AUTO REPAIR wHhont bear advartiaing, the TV dolUrs woukhi’tba benched on Nattoual Secretaries’ Day. Thera ia na and the Japanese, but three new IBBWAWIBnriaWEnHIl P A P Auto Parts Bob Stanley had rightiMUHfed b atten ^ nearly J90 were half as likely to suffer a heart then. Soneday, aomawbare, someone is golag to make 5M .7M 4B tram thsoe three, items. The bottom juatioe.’ ’ aad 2. “ The bad thing about huseball to all studies, published in the current o ff him toot year. Why? " I ’d given up on my slktor,” attack. Paul Oliva Really it is the People over begla raising this goeatfoa and ratalng H hard, and |6M,074. That, frianda. Is aconomfo the travel. You go to those big dttos and all you tend to ■ays Stanley. In spring tralniiig. pttdilBg coach Bill issue of the New England Journal Daily 8anH4:30pni MCH0IS4IIANCHBnBfni NIC the Parts 5 to 1. At PAP Auto baaabaU bod batter be pnporad for a hill and a p «i (Haparfiy. do to shop. The good thliig la that you can afford tt . " ... ■i an^ ih ngpnuto 0m » Ftacher tauiDH him a cat fastbaU-type slider, and U of Medicine, provide convincing A second study, conducted by Parts we have the People. anawer. GraadstI Oida Game Ofohe No. 41 to ‘’The Sophomore Over the last three years. Eddto Murray haa mtoaed 19 haa haea aa outataadlng pitch for Stanley, m laboratory evidence. researchers at the Oregon Health A t tba heart of oil the ownar/player negotiattaaa la a Jinx." which Dang Rader lays "to simply a matter of games. The Oriotoa are 1-9... As soon as rsitever Dave 643-4317 ,PAP Aato Paitf outataiidliig that when he etruck out Gary Pettto In ” On the basis o f the epidemio Sciences Univenity, found a diet way to find a form of revenue ahaitng that waa’t do adtuMmeafa.” A check sf all the ptoyers currently in Stewart pubUcally asked the Raagern to deal htan 307LCealarSt CaUlorala Tueaday night “ it was the flrst time ia my logic and experimental data avail rich in fish oil reduces dangerously lamCnlelL naaaoaons 185 Main Street vhri'lhe NFL did by paring the inorative to win. It the m ojp n siMwed that of their lin t thsae yenro. the bacauae of hto dUferencea with Mgr. Dong Rader, ahw-year career that I ’ve struck out a lefty wHh a able. It seems justiflabie to include high levels of “bad” fats, called MencOMMf. Connadteui 08040 Manchester, C T 06040 •48^3S2t ongoun that If there la a strike, it wiU come in July, highaot batting 444rafis or loweet earned run average teams began calling Texaa GM Tom Grieve — hut a recommendation for one or two triglycerides. Miilug the AU-Star Gome and thereafter. However. came la the fiM year la S pereeat of tbe cases, 39 Grieve has put them off. In Rader’adefsnee, msttms s M sr” . . . w 18 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D. Thursday. May 9, 1985 • MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdny. May 9. 1985 - 17 SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup April is ^ m i^ p h S ^ fjitiiw o u k o o MRS JV baaaball IV NEW YORK April 30— Phllodolphla 11t Mil waukoo Breaks balance out for Manchester girls softball Paul Oovorlnno pitchad a con Scholastic Baseball Cards SoftbaU gam* victory to laod tha Mand V 3 — PhIlPdPiphIa 1W, Mllwouhip High lunlor voraltv bosaboll tsom to a s s ir/ ! j '. l V ll lot Tom Lombardo drove in six runs action today with a make-up at 14-2 win ovar Otastonbury Wsdnssday Perry lb 4 0 14 W «a n d 4 110 May S — PhllodMphla 111, MllwaukM The breaks balanced out lor mark is required for post-season Golf at M o r t a l FIsId. Brian Feshler Muighv ef 4 i 1 ? «!""<•» ’•» 1! 3 ? Manchester High's softball team EC glrlt b«at«n play. ‘ 'This is going to be very with a homer and triple to pace Enfield High. Hornor a 3 4 0 0 Carter $ 0 1 1 112 Dave Browne in singles and the TONIMrt aAMIt _ Oovorlnno ollowsd only tour hits Centeiilelder Harosr If 5 0 0 0 thwbrf rf 4 0 000 0 WMitrh Cshtorthco Wednesday. The Indians, who lost Norwich F fM Academy'! Jen difficult, like swimming against Vinal. now 73 overall for the A H M Vt. Pitk/MMH,« — PNl«W«M whils striking out ssvsn. Chris Sambsr ParWkPdvALosAmitai season. tandem of Jeff Kennedy-Vic Antico MHS triumphs ■W T «•. MaM Pdh. 7 nttt*r«M Isd MonchssW with thrss hits Includ Obotkfu a o o io. ,N .s ... t s...... r it 40101 0 (L ih tn win ssrloA A ll to Enfield Tuesday after leading Janik toased a perfect game the tide. It’s time to find out what MPM ¥». C w , 8 — m U r t M W _ ing two homsrs. Oovorlnno, Chris East Catholic Ponifr p 0 0 0 0 Johnson a 1 Aprillr— 0l-osAna9l9SlU,Ponlandl01 0 0 with two outa In the seventh, came through the firat six innings as the we're made of.” Bolton 000 000 0 (^ 3 notched the points for Manchester. BRISTOL - Winning the medal Dgdsn and Karl Noons soch chippsd In p 0 0 0 0 Knloht a 2 0 0 0 vinal Tech 943 220 x 22-1X0 jniiiTtwi’* M. ZMntr««Mlirt.7:M— back to beat Conard High, ixio, at visiting Wildcats downed host East Pitching depth could be the Results: Glen Marshall (G ) dsf. point by four strokes, Manchester two hits tor ths W-2 young Indians. Home addresa: 106 Lam C a m s c 3 0 0 0 Oonfcio ss Apriia— 4 LosAnoal9tl3APortlandl)41 I 0 John Sombogna, Ksn HIpskv (2) and Barker p 1 0 0 0 Lynch p 10 0 0 ntigerald Field. Catholic, XI, in girls softball action Beavers’ biggest drawback, Reid Martin; Rob Horlow and Dove Glenn Horowitz XO, X3; Ion McDonald High edged past Bristol Clentral, *O w I p Sh vs. B W T,4— OiertwrOak (G ) dsf. Douo Siwlk 44, X I; Brown* MaasarM vs. Psrav> 4 — Kasasv plighter Dr.. Manchester. Hall ph 10 0 0 May 3— Los Ano9la l?0, IJ* The manner in which Manches at Robertaon Park. though Bruce Carpenter offered Powlok. X2, in interdivision golf action Bias0> vs. BaM vaav^— Paaaal MRS JV aUban Smith p 0 0 0 0 WP- Harlow; LP- Somboono (M ) dsf. Jolm* Wllsssv X2, 7-5; MIks Bom : Dec. 3. 1907. ZuvMta aiooo MOV5 - Portlond »S.Lot*ni|Ma 07 , ter won had to be considered East, now XS, avoided the encouragement with his complete Chartlsr (G ) dsf. Rondv Dumas Wednesday at Pequabuck Country AMs's vs. A IM a lt,7:18— Paaaal Unbsotsn Monchsstsr High lunlor ToMN 410 10 Tews 100 4 MOV 7 — LM Angatas 139, Porftand i a . . X2; Marthdll-TIm Long (G> dsf. B Jl. vs. CCaaas> 4 — NWa varsity scftboll tsom rolssd Its racord Class: Senior. Dtnviryt. U M fortunate. The Indiana were strug- shutout in its final time up. Christie game Wednesday. RHAM touched Club in Bristol. Nsis Jskasaa vs. RaaS's. 7:M— Niks ktlOTtO OOOIOOIIB— 0 Carpenter for four^hits and four Horowitz-Brown* 4-0, 4-3; Jeff The Indians, 5-X3 overall, won to 11-0 with 0 13-11 win ovar Conard Height: 0-0. Weight: 170. n SSTyo NI lM 0 1 1 « k -4 Ung againit pitcher Mikel-Ann Bearse reached on an error and Coventry bested Lalombard-TIm Novak (G ) dsf. Mark High Wadnssdoy at Chartsr Oak FIsM. April r ^ s s y ^ i s r u f e i f ^ f s ^ , •; runs, including two unearned, in the medal point by a 168-172 Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Ooms-wlnnlno RBI — Hernandez Stay 3 — Dtnvtr 131, Utoh l»^(O T) f'aqultto, who was coasting in the advanced to second on a passed Barrv-Tullv Potulak X I, X2; Ksnnsdv- Paganl SM Isv Hohsr hod thrss hits and 1^ 1 141. thiid inning with a S3 lead. ball. Sara Rodriquez then broke up' the first inning. Carpenter fired COVENTRY — Coming from Antlco (M ) dot. (tawld Karpsr-Mott margin to pull out the match. The LonI McCobs a pair to pocs ths young IV Seasons played: 3. OP-Attanta 1, NSW York 1. LOg— MOV 4 — Utph 131, D ^v9 r JS YetlshstskI 4X4, X7, 73. Moadtssltr Cvcis routsd Monctias- Indians. Kris Husbands and Carolyn May S — Dtnvsr 12$, Ufoh) « With one runner aboard via an the Janik's no-hitter with a clean no-hit ball over the final six behind with a six-run fifth inning, loss was Central's first after five Attanta X NSW York 7. MOV 7 — Dtnvsr 114, Otoh 104 tsr JC's, IM . at PooanI FIsId Wsdnss- Malonsv plovad wall dsfsnsivalv for Career hig^ghts: Member Perry, HR— Hsrnondsi (I). SB— error, Chantal LaRose singled up single. The Eagles' only hit drove frames. Portland High turned back Coven wins. dov nlghl. Stan Alsxondsr drilltd thrss. Monchsstsr. of 1983 state championship Bachman (4), Wilson (7). S— Lynch. try High, X4, in COC baseball shiolss and Bob Plostsr ropsd a trials WPstsiyfcpnttrOTa CkgmglOTaip ' the middle for Manchester’s first in their only run. CHieney, which managed just MHS girts win Phil Fedorchak took medalist and sbigls to pocs ths winnsrs. Stsvs team. Led team in total bases __ IP H RB R B B SO hit. Kris Craft then lined a hit back Norwich, now 103, was paced by three hits against winner Rob aedion Wednesday in Coventry. honors with a 38 for Manchester. Plivsr. RobsH Plivsr and Bill Malonsv last season. to box off Paquitto'B hand. Shelley Karen Krupp’s Xfor3 at the plate. Tuohey, ta llM three runs on The Patriots. 7-5, were back in Taking three of the four singles The Indians returned to action also hit wsll tor Cvcis. FIvs olavsrs had Bw SsJm L 0-3) 4 3 2 2 3 2 passed balls. action today at home against matches, Manchester High girls on* hit soch for ths JC's. Other sports: Soccer. Smith 2 4 2 2 3 1 Las Angolps VA Oonvor - Carrier followed with an RBI Karen Vaugh was the losing today against Fermi and Enfield at B aseb all May 11 — Dsnvtr at Los AngslM, 1;30 The contest was highlighted by ' Bolton High at.3: IS. tennis team stopped Glastonbury Future plans: Attend P rovi tingle to center, while an incurred pitcher for East, which plays at Cedar Knob in Enfield. fine defensive plays by Beaver Coventry had a XO lead going High, X3, Wednesday at Memorial Results: Phil Fsdorchok (M ) dsf. W ut Sidt \ ii ii i '*'Moy 14 — Denver at Los Angela, 11' iRjury on the previous play forced Aquinas in New Britain Friday at dence College. a premature exit for Paquitto. The second baseman Mike Eaton and into the fifth inning when the roof Field courts. Ron Yocowvch 3S-43, Bob Messier Word Monutdcturlna hung on to nip Lynch ^ ! T x i ) 9 5 0 0 1 1 p.fn. ^ "■ 3:30. (BC) dsf. Andy Booolnl 3933, Chris Elks Club, 10^, at PooanI. Rick Mllko AL atandlngs T— 2:2Z A— a.fOL May 17 — Los Angela at Denver, 10-- Indians then rallied for three more third baseman Tom Dowd, as well caved in. Portland, 1X1, punched Sara Forstrom, Michelle Moria- Gortou (M ) dsf. Stsvs Low* 39-33, p.m. out six runs with the key blow being nos and Teri McGehan took the crocksd thrss slnolss and Atlsn Lshrsn Mav)9— LosAngslesatOsnvsrSp.m. ' runs off reliever Galba Ring, as an outstanding outing by Scott Fallon (BC) dsf. Mark Olondsr and Corby Show oddsd a pair of Kurt Banashka's three-run triple. singles matches in the Nos. 2,3 and 47-3S. Manchester won msdol point satstiss soch to spark Ward. Hal Bast RadaaPhllllaaZ iooring on a wild pitch, a lacrifice Sachem centerfielder Bill Sprogg. 14X172. Tarbsll clocksd tour hits to load ths W L Pet. OB 0rMaaB.Rayala5 (Hnaosaarygoma-TBA) fly by Erin Prescott and a single by RHAM 400 000 0 43-2 Portland 000 040 0 X1X2 4 slots. The tandem of sophomore Boltimore 14 9 .440 — Rad Sox 6. Angola 1 CINCINNATI PHILAOBLPHIA Coventry 003 000 1 X9-3 Elks. Dovs CorpI ond Gary Dovon alto BALTIMORR KANSAS CITY ObrhM ObrhM Kris Noone. Baseball ChanavTsch 002 001 0 343 Gail Sheffield and freshman Deb hit wsll for ths lotsrt. Dstrolt 15 9 .425 W CALIFORNIA BOSTON sbrhH sbrhM Caltica 130. Plalona 123 Tuetiov onB Nss; Carpontar onB (irso OINotols, Brian LoPlonts (7) Toronto 14 11 .593 1 ObrhM ObrhM Mllnsr cf 5 0 0 0 SamuM a 4 1 2 0 Conard chipped away to extend Monclnl. and Ktllv O'Neill; Kevin Bonks and bie Bray won the decisive point in Ford dh 2 0 11 Wilson cf S 1 3 0 Ro m lb 3 3 10 Stans If 3 110 EC succeeds Boston 14 13 .519 3 Pettis cf 5 110 Boggs 3b 3 Shsets 12 0 * 2 0 0 0 Whn* 2b 5 111 ila lead to 103, before Ring lost all WP- Tuohav; LF- Carpenter. Billy Hines. doubles for the Indians, now X2 for Mllwouk** 11 15 . 423 5Vi Wlltona b 3 0 1 0 Evans rt 5 13 0 Rsdus It 0 0 0 0 Zochrv p 0 0 0 0 WP- Dl Natal*. LP- Banks. Nortlwrn 2 Douer a 2 0 0 0 Brolt » 3 110 Porker rt 5 0 2 1 Tekuivs p 0 0 0 0 **TrlpScko*4-^ A 4»,Roundtlsld4-101-l9, . control and walked nine batters in Chwnwy In trouble the season. HEBRON — East Catholic out New York 10 14 .417 5 'A Grich 1b 3 0 0 0 RIc* It 5 0 11 Nolan ph 1 0 0 0 McRos dh 2 0 0 0 Gibson's Gym sdesd Barrocllffs's CIsvsIond 10 14 .345 4Vi OeCIncs 3b 3 0 0 1 Armas ct 4 12 2 Dovls rt 0 0 0 0 Hoya cf 3 0 11 LalmbssrA91-29,ThomaH42-3)4,Long • the bottom of the fifth. Key hits by Manchester was back in action distanced Xavier High, X2, in HCC Amoco, 4-2, at Robsrtson Pork. Bill Sakata a 2 1 1 1 Orta dh 3 0 Csdsno 0 0 It 4 10 0 Schmidt a 4 0 0 I 7-140315, Benson X443X Tyler A7 W 10, It's now or never for Cheney Wsst Jocksn dh 4 0 0 0 Easier dh 2 0 0 0 Ripksn ss 5 0 2 0 Bolbonl 1b 4 1 1 3 Prescott and Craft highlighted the today with a make-up at Hartford golf action Wednesday at Tallwood Daisy stroksd two hits for Gibson's, Collfornlo 17 11 .407 — Downing If 1 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 3 0 Esoikv a 4 1 1 0 Corcom 1b 2 0 1 0 V. Johnson 11-14 X9 M,CurMon 23X04, Tech's baseball team. Murray 1b 5 1 1 1 Mottey If 4 114 Cenepen a 4 1 I 0 RuasM 1b 10 0 0 StsppsXLXOO. Totals5X1002Xai2X nine-run frame as Manchester Bolton whipped Public. Country Club'in Hebron. whils Bill SIbrInsz socksd thrss tafs- Mlnnssoto 15 11 .577 1 Brown rt 4 0 10 (tadman c 4 3 2 0 The Techmen, who lost, X3, tlss for Borraclltfs's. Chicago 12 11 .522 2'/> Boon* c 2 0 10 Barrett 2b 3 1 1 0 Rosnick If 2 10 0 S u n d ^ c 4 3 2 0 Osstar a 4 12 1 Wilson rf 4 0 10 took its first lead, 13-10. Tennis East's John Furey took medalist A two-run ssvsnth boostsd Troth Dwvsr If 1 1 0 0 Jonss rt 4 13 4 Vn Ordr c 4 1 2 3 Virgil c 4 0 10 Wednesday to visiting RHAM, MIDDLETOWN - Nine runs in Kansas City 12 13 .440 3>/i Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 1 2 Lynn ct 3 2 0 0 Cooepen ss 4 1 I 1 BOSTON (la i Run-scoring singles by LaRose Rssults: Pom PlorkowskI (G> dsf. honors with a 36. Away to 0 14-13 win ovsr Osan Machins Ssottl* 13 15 .4M 4 TstoN 29 1 4 I TstOlS 33 4 M 5 Tibbs p 3 0 0 0 Jsitz a 4 0 0 0 McHole A ll 44 I t Bird 17-B W Q, have seen their record dip to X7 to the first inning proved to be more Allclo Quinbv X I, 43; Forstrom (M ) at Robsrtton. Tom Zownir pocsd ths Young rf 4 113 Pries p 0 0 0 0 Denny p 2 0 0 0 Porlsh X4 AS 12, D. Johnson 1314 ^ 3 0 , and Craft plated a pair of insu MHS boys sunk East. X2 for the season, will host Ooklond 12 14 .429 5 CoRtomla 449 491444— 1 ConnHv a 3 I 1 I go two games below .800 for the than enough as Vinal Tech dot. Kristen Stswort 43, X7, X2; winnsrs' 23-hlt attack with four hits, Tsxos I 17 .320 7'/i Boston 4M44444k— 4 Camran p 0 0 0 0 Alngs A10 44 IX Maxwell 03 44 X rance runs. Morlanos (M ) dsf. Down Stoner X2, Portland High Friday at 3 p.m. whils four othsrs oddsd thrss oplscs, (^oss pb 10 0 0 GOroa if 10 0 0 Williams 04 03 0, Wsdman X4 ^ ' J - first time this season. Cheney, thrashed Bolton High, 223, in COC GLASTONBURY - Homestand Wsdnssdov's Rssults Gams-winnina RBI — Armas (3). Osmpssv c 3 0 1 I "Today's victory was a X I; Mc(tahon (M ) dsf. Patty Plor Results: Jim Bsrok (EC) dsf. Jorod Includina Bill Magdsfrau, DonGrssns, Chicago 4, CIsvsIand 0 E— Boon*. DP— California X LOB— Maddox ph 1 0 0 0 Buckner 1-3 0 3 Z CorrMO30.Totals4A49 which travels to Cromwell H i^ baseball action Wednesday after ing Glastonbury High proved too kowskI 43, X I; Kendra Dovlt-Noncv Dssrotleri 303Z BobTsdoldl (EC) dsf. Rick Horton and Bill Chudzik. John TallN a 4 4 4 TotaN a 4 U 4 ToMN a 0 9 S TOMN a 1 7 1 37.30 13D. acrambled one, but It still counts in Boston 4, California 1 Californio 9, Boston 9. 2B— (Jsdntan, Bbitimar* s a o a s s o -s today, has six games in the next noon in Middletown. powerful as it tripp^ Manchester Frodrickson (G ) dot. Jill Booalnl- Bill Phonsuf 39-30, Dovs Olsndtr (EC) Bonnsou and Pots Naktsnit tmocksd Oakland 4, Toronto 4 Brown, Evans. HR— Armos (4). SB— CMdawR Miootao-t ottrsw 2 2 S 2 i J 2 the win column," said coach Mary Poulo Ldcsv X4, X2; Karo Sulllvon- dsf. Ntd Burks 4331, Todd TrsmooHo thrss hits soch for Dson, whils Bill Detroit 4, Texas 1 Kgosps CRy tasassu— 4 PilllURtolpMu S(S MS S Bstisn a a a a — l a , nine days. The winless Bulldogs. X I1. get no High, X2, in interdivision boys WUtona (1), Psttls 2 (161. S— Borrstt. SF (tams-wlnnlng RBI — Jonts (1) Falgnant. Wsndv Stoner (G> dsf. Lstlls Johnton- (X ) dsf. Barry Powllshsn 3933, Jolm Munros cranksd a homsr and slnols. Kansas City 9, Baltimore S — CTsCIncss. Gomssirtnnlng RBI — Ontsr (3). ThrsAPOInt gools — Long, Wsdman. "Our backs are against the respite as they returned to the tennis action Wednesday in Jsnnltsr Folsv 2-4, 7-5, 6-1; Fursv (EC) dot. Mott Ssvtrino 3X50, MIks McCarthy and John Kunz alto E— Ripksn, Rosnlcks. OP— Battlmort E— Wilson, Sdimidl. DP— Cincinnati 2, Fouled out— Thomas. Total fouls— Manchester, now 7-S, travels to Minnesota I, Now York 4 IF M RBRBBSO 1. LOB— BoHImors 9, Kontos City A wall," said Beaver coach Bill diamond today for a road game at Glastonbury. Shsftlsid-Brav (M) dsf. Lauren Bill Yeager (X ) dsf. Bob Phillips42-51. oddsd two hits oplscs. Ssattle 4, Milwaukee 2 CMWsmlo Phllodtiphia I. LOB— Cincinnati 5, Phllo- Dstrolt M, Baton a Rebounds— Hartford Public for a 3:30 contest Cottsllo-Lourssn Decorous X3, X2. East won medal point, 25X241, 2B— Ripksn, Jonss, Sundbsrp. 3B— dsiphta?. 2B ttavSA Ro m , Porker. SB— Dstrolt 40 (Lalmbssr 13), Boston 44 Coventry High at 3: IS. The Silk Towners. X3. resumed Tbursdov's Bamss Slaton (L XII 4X3 7 4 4 3 1 Wilson, Murray. HR— Whits (4). Baccaro, well aware that a .800 No gomss schsdulsd John X3 3 2 2 I 1 Ro m (2). S— Tibbs. (Bird 13). Aultts— Detroit 21 (Thom a today. Rn , IP H RRRBBSO 7), Baton 21 (D. Johnson, Alnoe 4). FHds»*s Oomss Corbett 1 X3 2 0 0 1 0 _ IF H RRR BBSO Jim's Arco sruptsd for tlx runt In ths Ssattle at Toronto, night Lugo 1 2 0 0 0 1 Tahnlcols— Baton coach Jana, Do- • fourth Inning to triumph ovsr Tsis- Ooklond at Boston, night Bsstsn TlSs**(W*X4) 4 33 7 2 2 4 3 trolt coach Daly. A— 14390. MocGrsggr (L 1-3) 3 7 7 4 1 I Price 213 0 0 0 0 4 ^ n o Socistv, 12-7, at Niks FIsId. Minnesota at Boltlmor*, night Boyd (W 4-11 9 4 1 1 7 6 Dovls 3 4 2 2 3 0 Tsrrv HIcksv tripisd, douMsd and Dstrolt ot Chicago, night WP-John. T — 2:57. A— 17JK2. UMIuUtIUMci Mets pitching staff Snsll 1 1 0 0 0 1 slnglsd and Tim Grodv alto oddsd Californio at Mllwouk**, night Denny" Y l V-3) 413 0 7 4 2 1 Sports In Brief ft" W” Aoss I 1 0 0 0 0 Carman X3 0 1 0 1 0 thrss hits to Isod ths victors. Don Jons* NSW York at Kansas City, night Twina 8, Yankaaa 6 Kansas City bongsd o homsr and tripis, whils Ksvin Cleveland ot Texas, night Zochrv 110010 H ocke y Flanagan and Lso Mohsux alto NBW YORK MINNRSOTA Jackson 31-3 3 4 4 5 3 Tekuivs 1 0 0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM LoCost (W 1-0) 4X3 3 0 0 3 3 T— 2:25. A— 2Z41A Chippsd In with a pair of hits for Arco. Qulsenberrv 1 3 2 2 2 0 Legion sets sign-up dates exhibiting versatility For Tsisphon*, Paul McNamara llnsd NLstandlngt Hsndrsn cf 5 1 2 I Puckett cf 5 0 0 0 (irirtsv If 3 12 5 Hotctisr If 2 110 MacGrsaoorpltchsdto3batttrsln 4lh. NHLplayoffachadula thrss hits and Jim KIbbIs oddsd two, T— 2:54. A— 19.79X Expoa 1. Aatroa 0 Manchester American Legion and Junior Legion baseball ons of a horn* run. Kart Mltnolv lb 5 0 0 0 Msisr It 2 110 HOUSTON MONTRBAL W L Pet. OK WlnflsM rf 3 0 0 0 Hrbsk lb 5 3 3 3 ir h M O brh M CompboN Cantsrsna Chomplonthlp teams will hold sign-up sessions the next two Sundays, May 12 By Mika Tullv Keith Hernandez hitting a two-run _ Baylor dh 3 0 0 0 Bmnsky rf 4 National 0 Laagua 2 0 roaulla Doran 2b 4 0 ) 0 Rolna If 3 0 0 0 and May 19, at the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive from NIkt New York 16 8 .667 Wynsoor c 4 0 1 0 Stsnhos dh 2 1 0 0 Serta United Press International homer off Len Barker, X3, in the Chicooo 16 8 .667 Rndiph 2b 4 1 2 0 SmoHsy ss 2 1 I 0 Cabell 1b 3 0 0 0 Low 2b 2 0 0 0 (Bsst-ol Sovsn) 12-8 p.m. each day. . John Hondflsld drovs In ths winning Montreal 16 10 .615 1 Dodgora 5. Cardinala 2 Waning 1b 1 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 Chicago0 VA Bdmpnton first inning. Poollarl 3b 3 1 0 0 Gosttl 3b 3 115 (tamer 3b 4 0 1 0 (Trtessn 1b 2 1 1 0 Legion baseball is for boys 1X18 and Junior Legion for players run In ths bottom of ths ssvsnth as St. Louis 11 15 .423 6 Mschm ss 1 2 0 0 Teutsl 2b 4 0 0 0 (Oilers Mod sertas, 23) NEW YORK - Those wrinkles in “ He's got that real funny mo G«ntls Touch com* bock to off J.C. Phllorielphia 10 15 .400 6'/i Hossev ph 1 0 0 0 Solos c 4 ST. 0 LOUIS 10 LOS ANORLHS Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Brooks a 3 0 10 May 4— Edmonton 11, Chlrapo 2 mainly in the 1X16 age bracket. Any player living in Manchester, New York's pitching rotation cer tion,” Hernandez said of Barker. Psnnsv, 3-2, at Niks FIsId. Bill Lodg* Pimburgh 1 17 .320 8*/3 ObrhM ObrhM Boss cf 3 0 0 0 Wolloch 3b 1 0 0 0 May 7 — Edmonton 7, Chicago 3 ToMN a 4 7 4 TotoN a I N I Puhl rf 3 0 10 Wnnph cf 2 0 0 1 Glastonbury or attending East Catholic is eligible to play in the tainly put a dent in Atlanta’s “ I (lon’t care to hit off him. He was ond Jon Dubois soch hod two hits for West Now York t a t a w s —4 Colemn rfSOIOSaxa 4110 May 9 — Edmonton at Chicago, 4 :a ths winnsrs. Six plovsrt hod ons hit Son Diego 14 11 .560 Mkmssata SM2Ml4x— I LSmIth It 3 0 10 Duncan ss 4 1 0 0 Ballsy c 3 0 10 Fttzotrld c 2 0 0 0 p.m. Manchester program. offense. throwing bard. I was glad to see soch for J.C. Psnnsv. Los Angeles 15 13 .536 »/a Allen o 0 0 0 0 Russell If 3 12 1 Then a 3 0 0 0 Hesksth p 3 0 0 0 May 13 — Edmonton at Chicqgo, 9 (Jorns-wlnnlnp RBI — Hrbsk (1). Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 For further information, contact head coach Steve Armstrong Ed Lynch, changing speeds and him gone.” Houston 13 13 .500 V/a E— Hrbsk. DP— Minnesota I. LOB— Herr a 4 13 0 Londrsx It I 0 0 0 p.m. Hernandez's shot was more than CIncJnnotl 13 13 .500 V/a Nsw York A Minnesota 7. 2B— Hrbsk Clork 1b 2 112 Guerrer a 4 2 1 0 Pnkvts ph 10 0 0 x-Mov 14 — Chicooo at Edmonton, 9:35 at 647-1S60. spotting the ball beautifully, Indipindint Atlonto 11 14 .440 3 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 Morshll 1b 3 0 1 3 DSmIth p 0000 p.m. buried the Mets to a 43 victory enough for Lynch, 2-1, who pitched Son Francisco .3M 4'/i Z Gritfev, Solos. HR— Gosttl (S), 31 0 4 0 ToMN a I 1 Nassiff Arms bombsd Farr's, 11-5, at 10 16 Hrbsk (5), (k'lffSv (2). SB— Henderson Penditn a 4 0 0 0 Moktand cf 4 0 0 0 sasasss—s1 x-Mov 14— Edmonton at Chicago, 4:30 over the Braves Wednesday. a five-bitter. He soumled a bit testy Fltzgsrold FIsId. FIv* battsrs (41. SP— GrItfcv.Goettl. Porter c 3 0 0 0 Rsvnids rf 3 0 I 1 p.m. after the game. It's possible he crunchsd two hits sach for Nottlff, Montreal 1, Houston 0 OSmIth 3 0 10 Ysootr c 3 0 0 0 OMoatik-1 x-Mov 14— Chicago at Edmonton, 4:05 Bennet hosts track Invitational Lynch’s first career shutout came Includina Lou Wsllington, who rock- New York 4, Atlanta 0 IF H R ER BBSO Tudor p 3 0 0 0 Honsyidt p 3 0 0 0 (tame-winnina RBI — Wlnnlnphom p.m. one night after teammate Ron feels un(ler-rated and under- CIndnnall A Philadelphia 2 Vn Slyk rf 0 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 (3). Wotas Canterona ChompMiwhlp Sor- Bennet Junior High will host its second annual Freshman Girls stsd a two-run homsr, and Ksvin Nsw Ysrk DP— Houston Z LOB— Houston Darling defeated Atlanta with a appreciated. Comsau, who nallsd a trials and San Diego IZ Pittsburgh 2 Cowlsv (L 0-2) 3X3 * 7 7 4 4 TsIaN a 2 4 1 TstHS a 5 4 5 Ms Track and Field Invitational Saturday at Manchester High's doubl*. Rick Nicola, Ksn Comsau and Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 2 Cooper 31-3 3 1 1 1 1 a . LsMs s a s a s s B -i X Montreal 7.2B— Doran. S— U w . PhBodsIpMo VA Qusbpc completely different repertoire. "It's just one game,” said Chicago I, Son Frondsco 0 Lss Antstss s a ts ie x — 5 (Sertas tied. M l Pete Wigren Track. Lynch. “ I'm just taking it day by Gsorgs Hanlon alto oddsd a pair of hits FIshsr 1 1 0 0 0 1 IP H R RR BBSO Such versatility impressed Mets sach. For Farr's, Jo* Chstslot bsitsd a Goms-wlnnlna RBI — Russell (1). May 5 — Quebec 2, Philadelphia 1 Timothy Edwards of South Windsor is defending champ. The msGSger Davey Johnson. day. I'm not going to turn any Ihrss-run tatsr ond a tolo shot, whils Chicago (Sanderson 1-1) at Son Smthsn (W 4-21 1X3 7 4 4 S 1 E— (iusrrsro.HsirZDP— U s Angel ss (OT) Rob Royo and Bsrnis Gudsahn contrlb- Francisco (Hommoker 0-3).3:05 p.m. Fllson (SI) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 2. LOB— St. Louis A Los Anoslss A 2B— Ryan (L X3) 7 2 I I S 10 May 7 — Phllodelphta4,Qusb*c2 six-team field will Include Timothy Edwards, Cutler, Illing, "You have to have different somersaults.” Pittsburgh (Bletedd 1-1) cat Son Dtsgo RsvnoMs, Russell. HR— Clark (5). SB— O.SmMh 1 0 0 0 1 0 May 9 — Quebec ol Philadelphia 7 :a “ He pitched a good ballgame,” utsd two hits sach. (ThurnMndlliW, 10:05 pm. HBP— by Smithson (Baylor). Woodrow Wilson of Middletown, East Hartford and host Bennet. wrinkles in your starting staff,” Balk— Smithson. T— 2:5X A— 2Z43Z Duncan (4). SF— Morsholl. said Atlanta manager Ekldie Haas, St. Louis (Ktpshire 2-3) at Los Angeles IF H RRRBBSO Hakth (W AD 7X3 4 0 0 1 12 ” May 12— Quebec at Phltadslphla, 7:70 said Johnson, using the 1971 ChaiHr Oak (Valenzuela 3-3), 10:35 p.m. M. Laois Reardon S I 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 p.m. Baltimore Orioles staff as an whose team collected 19 hits an(l A’a 6. Blua Jaya 4 Tudor (LI-4) 7 4 3 2 1 5 HBP— by Ryan (Brooks, Rtzosrald), May 14 — Phllodslphlo at Quebec, 7:a Explorers set TapnOff dinner example. It included four 2Xgame one run in two games at Shea Highland Park trouncsd ths MCC Houston at Qnclnnatl, night Allan 1 3 2 0 0 1 by D.SmIth (Rolna). Balk— Haksth. p.m. Vstt, 13-2, at Fltzgsrald FIsId. John Atlanta at Montreal, night OAKU1ND TORONTO T— 2:37. A— 10.12Z x-Moy 14 — Quebec at Phlkidelphta, winners, each one with a different Stadium. ‘‘We’U break out. You go Zovodlonclk I at had o trlpIs, doubl* Phi lodelphta at New York, night ObrhM ObrhM EAST HARTFORD — The ninth annual East Hartford Collins If 5 13 0 Garcia R> 5 12 0 Honeycutt (W X2) 7 4 3 3 3 5 7:n p.m. approach to pitching. through periods like this.” and slnols for Highland, Alsx Britnsll Chicogo at Son Diego, night x-Mov IS — Philadelphia at Quebec, Explorers Tap-Off Banquet will be held May 22 at 7:30 at the collsctsd thrss sofstlss and Rich Rob* Pittsburgh ot Los Angeles, night Lonford 3b S 0 3 1 Mulinks 3b 5 0 1 1 Howell (S 4) 2 0 0 3 1 3 Ma|or Laagua laadara Johnson believes he can use the “ We bit the ball hard,” said Murphy cf 4 1 0 0 Ls* pr 0 0 0 0 T— 2: a A— 33,74X 7:7D p.m. Marco Polo Restaurant in East Hartford. and Dovs DsSontos oddsd two hits St. Louis at Son Francisco, night x-Hiacsssorv same blend with his current staff Braves second baseman Paul soch. Bob Klotko was ths only Vst KInomn dh 5 0 2 1 Mossby ct S 0 1 1 Edward Cooney, Norm Litke and Lester Pingree will be battsr with two hits. Baker 1b 3 111 Upshaw 1b 3 0 1 0 because "Ron Dariing has a Zuvella. “ We're a good-hitting Bochte 1b 1 0 0 0 Bell It 4 12 1 PadrBSl2.Plratas2 inducted into the Explorers Hall of Fame. sinker, Sid (Fernandez) rides his team. Lynch kept us off balance.” EL atandlnga Heath c SOI) AAolszk dh 3 0 0 0 4 Ob r II pet. Tickets, at $14 per person, may be obtained from Jim Rodgers Herr, StL 34 96 17 fastball, and Calvin (SchirahU) Lynch was in trixible in only one Duty Oovis rf 3)21 Whitt c 4111 FITTSBURBH SAN D1E(30 35 .365 (568-3062) or Ray McKenna (52X2620). Hill 2b 4 13 1 BarfleM rf 3 1 I 0 SbrhM ObrhM AAurpbv, Atl 25 94 22 35 J65 B o w lin g moves his fastball around.” inning. Gerald Perry led off the Stsphsnson's Pointing sxplodsd for w L Pcf. OB Grltfln ss 4 10 0 Ftmndz ss 4 0 0 0 Garvey, SD 24109 14 38 ISrunskiths sscond Inning and wont on Nashua 14 9 .40) — Ursulok cf 5 0 0 0 Royster a 5 0 2 1 449 Lyndi is the finesse pitcher and fourth with a double and moved to a 4 13 4 Tp IpN a 4 9 4 Ray a 4 14 0 (Xsynn rfCruz, 5 3 2 3 Hou 24107 14 37 446 ths dsmollsh ths Draco Drogons, 27-4, Vermont 15 9 .435 'h ie iw k i9 — 4 Haves, Ptill 25 93 Dwight Gooden ia all power. third on a fly ball before Bob at KsstiM FIsId. Fsotursd In ths New Britain 11 4 .579 2 Modlcfc a 3 0 t 0 Gorvtv 1b 4 2 3 2 12 32 444 9 N m iit1 — 4 Morrisn a I 0 0 0 Bsvoca 1b 0 1 0 0 VIroll, PMI 23 74 10 25 438 Tucker aiding Nichols nine "Still, ru feel better when the Homer walked. Lynch retired the winnsrs' 23-hlt offsns* wsr* Jim Watt, Albany 12 10 .545 Th (tame-winnino RBI — Heath (3). Wallacn. Mtl 24 93 Taa-Talalara Day* Walsnbsrg and AAark Humphrsy, Glens Foils 14 14 .500 3V!i Thmpsn Ib4 0 1 0 McRvnI cf 5 2 2 1 11 31 433 starting rotation settles down,” side then allowed only one base- E— Fernandez Z Whitt. LOB— Oddond Hsndrck rf 4 1 1 0 Oslson p 0 0 0 0 Moretand, Chi 25 45 4 27 .318 DUDLEY, Mass. — Paul Tucker, an East Catholic High UPI photo soch of whom sluggsd thrss hits. Ssvsn Woterburv 11 13 .454 4Vi Parker, CIn 24 102 Shlrlov E ldrida 177-447, Barbara said Johnaon. I ’U have some runner the rest of the way in othsrs oddsd two oplscs for Stsphsn Pittsfield 10 15 .400 4 9, Toronto I. 2B— Lonford, MuHInIks, Pena c 4 0 0 0 Nsttids a 2 0 0 0 4 32 .314 Seifert 474, Fran Missal 190-202-542, gra d u a te, is a reserve catcher for the Nichols College baseball Collins, Bell. 3B— Moseby, Collins. HR— Ktmp If 4 0 2 0 Ramirz a 1 0 1 I Rov. Pitt 25 99 10 31 413 (tayla Butcha 200-525, TrudI Taylor normalcy.” notching his third career complete Mets’ Keith Hernandez pops up after arriving safely at son's. Thsir namss wsr* not llstsd. For Reading 4 17 .341 9 Whitt (3), Baker (4), Bell (7), Dovls AmerlcM Lm m m team. Tucker has seen action in II games. Draco, Roy Boll, Ivan Wottlco and wwamavr s iwmpvvi Almon ss 3 0 0 0 Mertinsz If 3 1 0 1 454, Mortis Barilla 170-474, Dolora Right now, the big hit at the right game. (10), HIM (3). Wynns ph 1 0 0 0 Ksnnody c 3 1 I 3 4 to r h pet. Nichols, 1X12, is enjoying its finest season in school history and third base on fifth-inning single by Gary Carter. John Quinn soch hod two hits. Nashua X Woterburv 2 Puckett, Minn 24120 IS MInnIch 453, Cindy Dodson 177-519, time is a normal occurence for the The Mets scored single runs off New Britain 4, Reading 0, 1st, 7 IF H RBRBBSO MeWM ph 2 0 0 0 Bochy c 10 10 42 450 Anita Shorts 454, Ro m Robldsau Hernandez belted two-run homer in the first to support (Suonf t p 0 0 0 0 Tsmpltnis 4Whitaker, 2 3 1 ITet 22 44 17 30 .349 set a record for most wins in a season. Mets. They have won seven of their reliever Zane Smith in Um fifth and Innings France, 17X497, (tall Hartzoo 23AS10, Mary Ann Waman'i Rac McCottv (W XI) 5 6 3 3 3 3 Frobsl ph 10 11 Hawkins p 3 0 0 0 a* 25 90 17 31 .344 Zawlllnikl 470, Terry Pritkwaldo 23X last 10 games, and this time it was sixth innings. Ed Lynch's shutout pitching in New York’s 4-0 win. Reading 3, Nsw Britoln 0, 2nd, 7 Krusosr 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Balnet, Chi 23 97 IS 32 430 Innings Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Dovls cf 1110 Ripken, Balt 544, Pot Thibodeau 4W, Lou Toutain A ssvsn-run sscond pocsd Hungry Athsrton 1 X3 0 0 0 0 1 Mozzllll ph 1 0 0 0 25 94 19 32 427 490, L a Bean 14XW, Lorna Salvotoro Tlgsr to 0 154 shsllacking ovsr ths Vermont 4, PIttsfIsId 3,10 Innings HowsM (SI) 3 3 1 1 0 0 Cooper, Mil 23 9$ 7 31 .326 Black Hawks hoping for an edge Albany A Glens Foils 5 TsIMi a 2 10 I ToMto a 1 1 IS 12 Bradley, Sea 47Z Claudotto Merten* 470, Caolvn Main Pub at Chartsr Ook IMsId. AAory PttNkUiBk M S m 144-2 241)3 14 36 .321 Wilson 19X473, Dot Hills 17X440, Carol AL roundup Carroll and Cindy Grssnbsrg amostsd Thursday's Bamss Alsxondsr (L A ll 7 11 4 5 3 4 Brunanskv, Minn 34 M U 30 .319 CHICAGO — Whether it be the smaller rink, the noisier crowd, six hits soch, Janst Norris hod fiv* and Albany at Glens Falls Son DtaBs ssssn sB i—11 Molltor, Mil Rodriaa 443, Marl* Connat 179370, PIttsfIstd at Vermont Ksy I I 0 0 0 0 Goms-wlnnlna RBI— Kennedy (3). 25 94 14 30 419 Sharon Sanca 474, Marallp RIvtrs or the return of their two injured defensemen, the Chicago Black Buntsr Purcsll oddsd four to pocs ths Acker 1 1 0 0 0 1 LOB— Pittsburgh 4, Son Diego 7. 2B— Hotcher* Minn 26114 14 36 416 Tlgsr. For ths Pub, Ellis Walt and Watsrbury at Nashua 14X17X514, Bortha Toutoln 179-111-517, Hawks are hoping for some kind of edge tonight-against the Prldoyt Bamss McCottv pitched to 2 batters In 4th; Royster Z Kennedy, Tsmptston, Roy, Heme Kims Sandy Kashaw 111-474, JsM it Willi Daryl Slbrlno slashsd two hits oplscs. Alexondsr pitchsd ta 2 Potters In fth. Dovls. 3B Cwymt. HR— Gorvay (5). SF Edmonton Oilers. Carroll and Walt boshsd homsrs. , AWxmv at Vermont ams 441, Linda Cdnino 494, Brtnda PIttsllsId at Glsns Falls WP— Alexander, Howell. PB— Heath. MFwwawfir fwsiir rvowoariUM/ bM OVKI aTrOW* Without it, they'll be on the biggest edge of all — a 33 deficit in Mariners’ Moore skirts disaster T— 3:W. A— 1X102. berry, NY 4: Carter, NY, Oork, StL and S'"'*" 1 *IM**, Nashua at Rsodlng IF H RRR BBSO Garvey, SOX Solly Watt 141, JoAnn Ricci 200-4S3, their best-of-seven Stanley Cup playoff semifinal series. Watsrbury at New Britoln Opnno ,^aga 14A177-147-544, Wsndy Seattle manager (%uck Cottier Jerry Hairston slugged solo ho McWllllms (L X2) 4 7 4 4 3 3 Amsrloon Lsagu* — Dovls, Ook 10; In Thursday’s Wales Conference final, tied 1-1, Philadelphia By Ian Lova Tlgara 4, Rangara 1 Marln8rs4.Braw8ra2 Arma Ba X BMI, Ta, Pralsy and Monclnl 147, Ja n ia Santinl 20X191-S21, aaid. “ He was tired and I had to ait mers in the second inning, and Guonts 3 3 2 2 1 3 Ellon JoftaS 179. Unltad Press Intarnotional At Ariington, Texas, Alex San SIATTLR MILWAUKRR Scurry 2 5 4 4 2 1 Thoma, Sea and RIa, B a 7. returns home to host Quebec at the Spectrum, where the Flyers him down. He was running out of Britt Bums and three relievers Little League Ro m RoNsd hi chez bad two home runs, and Wadnaaday’aELraauHa obrbM ObrhM Sm i are riding a IXgame unbeaten streak and have posted a 37-43 gas at the end.” combined on a three-hitter to lift Psreont a 5 0 0 0 Yount dh 3 110 Hawkins (W A S ) 493203 National Loosus — Murphy, Atl B ; Mike Moore flirted with the Lance Parrish added anotter to record this year, including X03 in the playoffs. The no-hitter would have been Chicago. Bums, X2, pitched five Brodlsv If 5 2 3 0 Lomon ct 4 0 0 0 DsLson 1 1 0 0 0 1 2ST’‘' O " "«• Wilson, / record books Wednesday night. He back Dan Petry, X2. Willie Her NawRritaln6,RaadlngO Dovls 1b S 1 2 3 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 McWilliams pitchsd to 1 bottar In 5th. P* J J ' 0 «FV9v ond the Drat in Seattle history. Moore. Innings, (^n e Nelson, Juan Agosto liRamaUanal Thomas dh 5 0 3 0 Schrosdr c 4 1 1 0 Kennedy, SO and Thompson, Pitt IX ended up skirting disaster. nandez posted bis sixth save. WP— Hawkins, S c u ^ . T — 3 :a A— Radio, T V Moore, the Mariners 2Xyear-oId 33. who hurled a four-hitter two and B Bill, our man-of-all-skiUs who manages our home in exurbia, was driving me home from a Saturday afternoon of errands, wheA he suddenly pulled up at a Your major supermarket chain and mumbled that he was buying motor oil. “ Big bargain here," said he — and Money's thereby dragged me belatedly into a prime shift ih the Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, May 10, 1985 — Single copy; 25« marketing of auto care, a trend you probably have Worth been documenting yourself for years. With an estimated 85 percent of all supermarkets Sylvia Porter carrying motor oil and 64 percent also carrying other auto supplies (Up from 33 percent in 1976), it's obvious that supermarkets have been replacing the neighbor hood gas station as a marketplace for a range of auto supplies. A recent supermarket survey disclosed that the essential adjustments. (Any of you out there New budget motor oil was a shelf item in all the chain’s new stores. remember the column I wrote years ago when I first Motor oil, in fact, is now being marketed like the had to raise the hood of my car?) If 7 ; six-pack of beer. Some of the food store chains are NPD Auto-Facts, a research team based in^ selling 12-quart carryout packs, and if you prefer, you Houston, reports that one of the m ajor factors in the can buy motor oil in quart plastic containers with decline in gas station sales of motor oil was price. \ 1983 study showed that mass merchandisers gener puts freeze narrow necks that serve as a funnel and resealable cap. ally sell oil at an average of $1.06 per quart compared, The upsurge in supermarket auto care centers was with a price of $1.65 at the gas station pump. sparked by the rapid growth of self-service stations, And as the number of gas stations fell from 227,000 In where motorists can pump their own gas and save a 1972 to 139,000 in 1983, many of the major international few cents per gallon. At these stations we also have firms — Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, for Instance — began on defense learned to change the oil. inflate our own tires and investigating the supermarkets, drug chains, auto perform maintenance tasks, from installing new parts stores and discount department stores as new billion deficit, was pieced together outlets. It’s now estimated that each of the major By JoMPh MIonovMinv windshield wipers to putting in new transmission United P rn t International by Senate Republican leader Ro fluid. internationals has between 3 percent and 9 percent of bert Dole after the Senate spent the In the $3 billion motor oil market once dominated by the market. last two weeks tearing apart the Supermarket officials say the kingpin of motor oil WASHINGTON - Relying on the service stations. Automotive Chain Store magazine vote of a hospitalized Republican original compromise agreed to on food store chain shelves is Quaker State. Quaker reports takeout sales from supermarkets, auto stores In a wheelchair and the tie- between President Reagan and claims it is the only 100 percent Pennsylvania oil, witb and other outlets now account for about 70 percent of breaking ballot of the vice presi Senate GOP leaders. That plan some 23 percent of the market. Pennzoil follows with the oil sold and 60 percent of dollar sales. dent, the Senate early today was designed to cut about $52 18 percent. Quaker State says it’s confident its share In about 60 percent of U.S. households, at least one approved a new White House- billion from the deficit. of the market will expand with Its Introduction of the. family member changes or adds oil against 30 percent becked budget that would curb plastic container. in 1974, the magazine adds. And not only lower-income telense spending and freeze Social THE BUDGET, WHICH NOW It’s apparently a critical point in the development of groups have joined the new legions of do-it- Security payments for a year. goes to the House, would limit the markets, with supermarkets boasting two yourselfers but also the affluent — men and women — ’The dramatic 50-49 passage of military spending to an increase to h kt-«- advantages over their non-food competitors: longer in an effort to slash maintenance costs. the plan came at 1:48 a.m. EDT cover inflation in fiscal 19S6. It hours and convenience for us, the consumers. The Although motor oil has been available on after a marathon Senate session provides for 3 percent hikes in 1987 trade publication Progressive Grocer also reports Herald photo by Tarquinio supermarket shelves for many years, it was not until that began Thursday morning and and 1988. that supermarkets are installing auto care centers in, the 1973 Arab embargo that the revolution in the sale ended with Sen. Pete Wilson, Dole, of Kansas, spent much of stores alongside such standard non-food items as Dawn DesRosier arranges merchandise manager-buyer at the shop, after of auto products took over the nation's food chains. R-Calif., being brought to the the day Thursday in closed-door paper products, pots and pans, pet foods, beauty and on a rack at the gift shop at Manchester attending Johnson and Wales College. The shift to self-service stations as an economy move Capitol by ambulance from the sessions with reluctant Republi health products. by gas marketers accounts for about two-thirds of all Bethesda Naval Hospital where he cans, making deals and trying to Memorial Hospital. The Manchester She started as a volunteer worker at the Bill certainly pushed me into a story while he picketl gas sold in our country, statistics indicate. The was operated on Wednesday for a force them into line. resident is in her fourth year as hospital when she was 14. up a big bargain in motor oil! Belatedly, I admit. But changeover now requires that the driver, not the gas ruptured appendix. Reagan, finishing up his Euro I ’m with it now. station attendant, check under the hood and handle all Wearing a brown bathrobe, with pean trip, agreed to the package an Intravenous tube in his arm, Thursday even though its most Wilson was pushed into the Senate startling provision would allow the Owner blames Reagan chamber in a wheelchair to a Pentagon budget to grow only with Business In Brief standing ovation from both Repub inflation next year. licans and Democrats. The president, who early this Pathologists elect Dr. O’Neill “What is the question?” he year had sought a military spend Remington may open foreign plants jokingly asked as he entered the ing hike of 6 percent above HMrald photo by Tarquinto Dennis G. O’Neill, M.D., co-chairman of the department of chamber through the double doors inflation and then said he would in the rear to vote for the budget. settle for 3 percent, only last week pathology at Manchester Memorial Hospital, has been elected a GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) Kiam, 58, said his company’s sales ton for $25 million in 1979 the in the near future. Celebration Later, Wilson said, “ I think this said it was “ irresponsible’’ to fellow of the College of American Pathologists, a national — The Connecticut man who liked now amount to about $160 million foundering company had posted "Our shaver is simply the best .package is a terrible turkey, but allow simple inflation grow th. medical specialty society of physicians certified by the his Remington electric shaver so annually, with Remington shavers $30 million in losses over the three way to shave of any methodology Julieann Page, 3 years old, is plainly delighted with the were on Main Street Thursday afternoon when ;the alternative of not producing a American Board of Pathology. well he bought the company warns now commanding nearly 50 per previous years. and the growth in the market The other politically volatile Pepperoni was entertaining passers-by at the 100th O’Neill, who received his undergraduate degree from Seton budget would be worse." antics of Pepperoni the clown as he “makes" an apple he may have to open foreign plants cent of the domestic market and Key to the turnaround, Kiam reflects that,” he said. “ We’re 8tiU provision is a one-year freeze on anniversary of Michaels Jawdlera at 958 Main Street. Hall University and his M.D. degree from New Jersey Medical because of Reagan administration about 25 percent of foreign sales. said, was streamlining the product selling the same product at the Social Security cost-of-living balloon t o r . ^ . Juliaaon aiHt-har mother, Cryatal Page, WILSON’S APPEARANCE TOl^ School, completed a four-year residency at Hartford Hospital. economic policies. Kiam said though Remington is line, cutting prices and offerinji same price because of the iif-^ adjustments. VO’TE in favor of the newly He is board-certified in anatomic and clinical pathology. 'Tvebeen sayingforthree years one of the few American compan employee incentives. creased efficiency of our operas Reagan had. promised during fashioned package allowed the The 10,000-member college addresses such concerns as that the dollar has to come down ies with a favorable balance of Kiam scoffed at the advent of tion.” Of the fame created by his last year’s campaign to not tamper plan to tie at 49-49 and set the stage 0*Nelll to sign It laboratory accreditation, improvement, and quality control: but unless something happens I trade, the strong American dollar disposable blade razors, predict television commercials, Kiam said with Social Security and Demo for Vice President George Bush — professional and public responsibilities: laboratory manage don’t think we’ll be able to avoid drives up the price of shavers in ing they will simply serve to boost his praisb for the shaver is no joke. crats have repeatedly tried to hold who can only vote to break ties— to opening foreign plants,” said Vic foreign markets and cuts into electric shaver sales. “ When my wife bought me one to him to that promise this year. The ment, planning, and administration; and legislative issues. It cast the deciding ballot. Bush tor Kiam, chief executive officer of sales. “ We call them guillotines and try I simply thought it was a earlier Reagan compromise would was founded in 1947 with headquarters in suburban Chicago. returned from a trip to Phoenix to the Bridgeport, Conn., company. “ We’re still one of the little guys, you’ll remember France did away sensational product so I bought the have limited the cost-of-living Both sides take credit for budget attend the session. Wilson, a In town Wednesday to deli ver the although, as my grandfather once with them years ago,” he said, company.” payments to 2 percent next year. former idarine, gave him a quick keynote address for the Grand said, 'Who’d remember if Goliath noting that many prominent blade After the overall plan won its “ We have a decent budget, a Osterlund takes UConn course salute. Bv Mark A. Dupuis Rapids Chamber of Commerce’s had been a dwarf,’” quipped Kiam. manufacturers, such as Gillette, Natives of American Samoa are initial vote, the Senate defeated. budget that satisfies needs,” said Only one Democrat, Sen. Ed United Press International STORRS — More than 60 persons from throughout the Small Business Week luncheon. When Kiam purchased Reming will be introducing electric models of Polynesian origin. 51-46, one last attempt to restore Senate President Pro Tempore Northeast have completed the University of Connecticut’s ward Zorinsky of Nebraska, voted the Social Security payments. It Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, HARTFORD - Gov. William A. Summer-Winter Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Short In favor of the plan. Four Republi also beat back another amend who said the GOP cut a 10.3 percent C l , CJ / . cans voted with 45 Democrats O’Neill said today that barring any Course. , M 6 h i oni ment that would have provided increase sought by O’Neill to 7.9 against the package. Two other technical flaws he expects to sign Area participants who successfully completed the program Money limit could halt more money to Medicare and percent. the $3.95 billion general fund senators — John East, R-N.C., and Medicaid and a third that would Senate Minority Leader Corne and received certificates included Ray Osterlund of 37 French Specializing Excluaively In budget sent to him by the Legisla James Exon, D-Neb. — were also have imposed a minimum corpo lius O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, Road, Bolton. 8LENOERIZINQ plua-alze faahiona ture for the state’s coming fiscal hospitalized. rate tax. The complete package claimed the Republicans had only Seabrook construction year. The plan, designed to cut about was given voice vote approval at tinkered with the governor’s The Democratic governor said brook spending could cause se $56 billion from the more than $200 3:08 a.m. budget and came up with a plan Tucker merges with Burgess CONCORD, N.H. (U P I) - Work he was disappointed that some of rious problems for both PSNH and with the same 10 percent hike. on the Seabrook nuclear plant his proposals had been left out of SOUTH WINDSOR — The Robert R. Tucker Insurance Agency could grind to a halt next week Seabrook,” Public Service Presi NATURALIZED “ In the end, when we run the the spending plan that won final of Talcottville has merged with the Thomas M. Burgess Co. in dent Robert J. Harrison said, math and wash out the errors and unless the project’s lead owner legislative approval Thursday by a South Windsor. urging “ prompt review " by the changes, the two budgets are receives regulatory approval to Wreck kills woman 35-1 vote in the Republican- Tucker has been a personal life insurance producer-plus in the Public Utilities Commission. almost identical,” O’Leary said. make its next construction pay controlled Senate. casualty insurance profession for more than 36 years. The The utility’s weekly construction " I don’t think the public should be ment for the first reactor. A 41-year-old Manchester at the hospital. The district fire However, O’Neill said the budget merger will expand service capabilities plus offer a wider cost is $1.7 million, based on its 35.6 deluded into thinking they’ve got Public Service Co. of New woman died Thursday after the department member said Rubin was generally the same one he variety of insurance companies. Tucker said. Hampshire asked regulators Wed share of the project. something they didn’t have last car she was driving crashed into an suffered internal injuries. presented to the Legislature in The Thomas M. Burgess Co. is headed by Vincent Prestileo and nesday to clarify or modify a Public Service Co. is the lead year.” owner of the cost-overrun, much- electrical pole on West Middle February and he expects to sign it Democrats sought unsuccess is located at 828 Sullivan Avc. previous order limiting its Sea after his staff reviews the docu brook spending, saying the utility delayed nuclear project on New Turnpike, police said today. A police department spokesman fully to cut the GOP spending Hampshire’s Seacoast. The first A member of the Eighth District said the accident is still under ment for technical flaws. program to provide money to could be forced to default on its “ It appears that it’s well well in Annum offers a new treat next Seabrook payment, due May reactor is rated 86 percent com Fire Department said Sally J. investigation. Sgt. Gerald Calve subsidize prescription drugs for plete. The second reactor is a the high 90 percent of what I the needy elderly, increase state 15. Rubin of 152 Ferguson Road was said police do not have any originally recommended to the Frederick Annulli, owner of the Dairy Queen Brazier store at The funding limit could “ force a quarter completed and condition aid to certain cities and towns and TROPIC breathing when she was taken indication that alcohol was in General Assembly back in Janu 684 Hartford Road, has announced the introduction of a new halt In construction of Seabrook I ” ally cancelled. a scattering of other programs. from the wreck of her 1982 Buick volved in the one-car collision. ary.” O’Neill said at a news “ Royal Treat” — the “ Dairy Queen Blizzard.” and compel Public Service to The utility Is seeking clarifica The $3.95 billion budget covers Skylark after the crash, which A witness saw Rubin’s car drift conference. The new product is a frozen dairy dessert consisting of “ Dairy breach its contract with the other tion of an April 18 order that the state’s general fund. Total police said occurred shortly before of f the right side of the road into the The budget to finance most state Queen” soft-serve blended with cookie and candy-flavor 16 New England utilities that own a allowed the company to go forward spending for the 1985-86 fiscal year 12:30 p.m. near Tower Road. pole, according to the police programs is about 10 percent combinations, including such favorites as “ Butterfinger” candy piece of the project, the company with a $525 million financing to will top $4.4 billion when bills for complete its share of Seabrook I if A spokesman at Manchester report. No further information was higher than current spending, transportation and other areas are bar. “ Heath" bar and “ M&Ms” candy. warned. according to administration and CPAs to hear senior veep The “ order’s condition on Sea several conditions were met. Memorial Hospital said Rubin died available this morning. taken up later. legislative analysts. The House approved the budget Cathy D. Macsherry, senior vice president of Standard & With a $312 million surplus UPI photo 146-2. The lone dissenting vote in Poor’s Corp., New York, will address the 10th annual Municipal estimated this fiscal ye^r, law the Senate came from Democrat Auditing Conference of the Connecticut Society of Certified Sen. Pierce C ^ n a ir, R-East Lyme, left, lends an ear to IS YOUR MONiY KING makers had plenty of money John C. Daniels of New Haven, who Public Accountants on Wednesday. The conference will be held available for putting together a Minority Leatrer Cornelius O'Leary during debate on a said the budget didn’t meet some of at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven, with the full-day program GONIEOUPIYJIWIIRY A Casual budget and the debate in the Senate $3.95 billion state budget. the state’s pressing needs. beginning at 8:30 a.m. and concluding at 5:15 p.m. and House was less hostile than in ” I just felt that my colleagues The Connecticut Society of CPAs is in its 76th year of service. STOKS THAT MAKE recent years when money was minority Democrats in the Senate recommended budget and Demo have shown a lack of commitment CSCPA has a current mem bership of over 4,200. Its function is to OUTRAGEOUS Summer Value! tighter. took credit for the package, with crats saying the governor’s plan to some very special needs in our provide continuing education opportunities and conduct a Both majority Republicans and the GOP claiming ittxit O'Neill’s stood almost intact. state,” Daniels said. variety of membership services for CPAs in Connecticut. CLAIMS? $ 2 5 0 0 Short course starts Monday Now You Gin Buy Solid 14K Karat Gold Jewolry For Loss In camel, ruit and black Zoning panel keeps mall plan on hold EAST HARTFORD — A two-day program for construction project managers will begin Monday at 9 a.m. at the Ramada hts than otharttora't "50% OFF" pricat • The Planning and Zoning Com requires mix of 70 percent housing but located mostly in South Inn. Styled for Summer, and tailored to mission Thursday night tabled and 30 percent commercial devel Windsor. !•$$ than otharstora't "whoh$ala" prka$ • action on a general plan of Related stories The Winchester mall has ob The short course is designed for project and department your budget, Naturalizer brings you the opment. The shopping center is a managers, project engineers, marketing personnel and others h$s than othar$ton'$ "navar undaneld" pricoi • development for what would be the on pages 3 and 8 permitted use In the zone. tained commitments from pros Marking on the project team,. open Summer sandal you've been waiting town’s first major shopping mall Flnguerra said the housing may pective anchor tenants, Sage-Alien The seminar is sponsored by the UConn School of Business h u than othar ftora'$ "nobody but nobody $olh for... at a price you'll adorel because the town planning staff not be an appropriate use of the 6 Co. and G. Fox 6 Co., but the said it needs more time to review developers Bronson A Hutensky of Administration in cooperation with the University’s Division of fortou" prkot • area, which has become the focus Extended and Continuing Education. the plan. for more commercial development Bloomfield and Melvin Simon A AT For more information, call 486-3231. Come in and see our selection The review should probably be ' ship with Homart, a Sears subsi recently because of the expansion Co. of Indianapolis are being complete by the PZC’s next diary late last month. ’The mall of 1-84 in the north section of challenged In court by South CONNEOICUT VAIUEY COIN A JEWEUKY of wide width shoes. meeting on May 20, said Town would be called ’’The Mall at Manchester. Windsor property owners. Cardinal acquires Reliance 80S MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 643-6295 Planning Director Mark Buckland Hills.” Pellegrini made no comments on Mon.-Fri. from 9 to 4, Sot. 9 to 3 . . Pellegrini. The general plan submitted by the plan Thursday night. He has VERNON — Cardinal Industries Inc. has announced the Members of the commission did the developers shows a 750,000- said pre viously that the Buckland Inside Toilay acquisition of Reliance Co. of Enfield, a wholesale distributor of DUMONDIEMOUNrSKCML not comment at Thursday night’s square-foot mall surrounded by area is one that is being reviewed lawn, garden and agricultural supplies. is OMMTIOma business meeting in Lincoln Center mixed housing on 138 acres off in the of comprehensive plan of The announcement was made by Robert DuBeau, president of Have your Dismond mounted In a sparkling and there were no representatives Interstate 85 and Buckland Street. development. That plan will proba 24 pages, 4 sections Cardinal Industries, a holding company which also owns new 14 karat gold pendant for only *39.M or ‘ YttNON - YEimON CIRCLE R4C-4430 of the developers at the meeting. Flnguerra has said that his first bly be undergoing commission and Seaboard Plywood and Lumber Co. of South Windsor, a ' In a safe new Tiffany style 14 Kt gold ring for AVON--- ai.44.rM4iiHatt The developers are Manchester priority is building the mall, and staff review In June, Pellegrini Advlo«_ • tS Opinion . wholesale distributor of millwork and related special building only *79:95. Oltmand* taiigsr llwn H carM ilghSy 1-84 Associates, headed by John that the housing was placed in the said. Aim town* . 7 P*opl*l*N mart. OHtr good ttvu May. Flnguerra, and Homart Develop ClMillM- . 22-23 Sport* products. The purchase price, consisting of cash and notes, was 88IWOS— MtaaHiii. iiintCMdw^ar.a plan only to comply with the The Buckland Hills mall is in Comlc*------is T*Mvi*lon . ment Co. of Chicago. not revealed. IN8IIMR8PR80 •— aht etaat wtUitK regulations of the Comprehensive direct competition with the similar Ent*rt*lnm*nt____18 W**ttwr _ ‘ ‘if you compare prices, you 'il have to shop here'' ...... Finguerra’s partnership an Urban Development zone in which Winchester mall, proposed for a Lott*fy 2 nounced the joint-venture partner- the site Is located. The CUD zone property across Buckland Street, ■» ■ I
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