20- -MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Monday, Sept. 18, 1989

ROOMMATES I TAG ITRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS CARS CARS r r n motorcycles / WANTED SALES CARS FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE [ » 2 ] MOPEDS a p a r t m e n t to share Too Little 1986 CHEVY Pick-up - 8 Sliding with 2 women, respon­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1971 BRONCO In storage. 1985 SUBARU DL 4 door PONTIAC 1980Sunblrd-2 CHEVROLET Comoro HONDA 1986 XR-250R - In eral Statute 23-65 prohibits toot bed, 21,000 miles, Hostages sible, $250 + 1/3 elect- Blue and white. Mint Sedan - Standardtrons- door, 4 cylinder, auto­ 1985 - V-6, tuned port storage three years, rlc and phone. 646-5483. the posting of advertise­ condition. 56,000 orlgl- $7000 or best offer mlsslon, 42,000 miles, m atic, sun roof, 63,000 175 miles. Showroom ments bv any person, firm or 649-1698. Injection, 5 speed air, nol miles, 302standord. $3,000. 646-7423. miles. $800 or best .power steering ond condition. Street regis­ ROOMMATE Wanted - corporation on a telegraph, $10,000 firm . 228-0787 Mental retardation M anchester $250 telephone, electric light or OLDS 1964 - Dynamic 88 offer. 644-2833. brakes, am /fm , 82K, tered, light kit. $2400 or Heavily favored Mets m onthly. M7-0121. power pole or to a tree, mornings and evenings Station Wagon. Possi­ $4,499. 646-9826. best offer. 228-0787. Fantasy may have shrub, rock, or any other or 633-5488. SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT6 ble restoration or ATTENTION - Govern­ PONTIAC Firebird 1977 - faces budget shortfall/5 MANCHESTER - Prime natural oblect without a writ­ Coupe. Excellent con­ parts. Best offer. 643- DO YOU have a bicycle no trail Cubs by 6 V2/II East Center Street lo­ ten permit for the purpose of dition. 12K, loaded. ment seized vehicles Needs work. Best offer. one rides? Why not offer It been acted out/7 1971 GMC Dump Truck - 5967. from $100. Fords, Mer­ Coll 649-9151 after 5pm. cation! Attractive Co­ protecting itorthepubileand 6500 series, 5-7 yards. Asking $12,900. Call 646- for sale with a want ad? lonial decore with fire­ carries a fine of up to $50 for 5115. VOLVO DL 1982 - 4 door cedes, Corvettes, eoch offense.______Excellent condition. FORD LTD Country place. Great road Sedan, light blue, 103K, Chevys. Surplus Buy­ Squire Wagon - 1972, visibility and parking. New - brakes, front great shape. $4200. 649- ers Guide. 1-602-838- [ cars end, transmission, pto 1971 - Satellite Se bring, 400V-8, excellent condi­ Security system. $925 "EASY DOES IT " Is the 3514. 8885. Ext. A775. tion. $500. 647-7890. FOR SALE per month. Allbrio way to describe placing a and shaft, drive line, 383 big block, 727 trans­ Realty, 649-0917. want od. Just call 643-2711 clutch. $5,800 firm . 228- mission. New crank and we do the rest! 0787 mornings or and bearings. $2500. evenings. 646-6649. CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME FURNITURE TABLE Wrought Iron, black, 30x42, oblong, glass top with 4 padded PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! iHanrhpBlpr HcralJi chairs. Excellent con­ dition. $65, 872-8974. CHORCHES : 89 CLEARANCE SALE! : rHRY.si.KK O a d g E Oodge Truths OFFICE/RETAIL Tuesday, Sept. 19,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm EQUIPMENT Newsstand Price: 35 Cents SMITH Corona Electric - Excellent, hardly used. $55. M att Fuller 568- 1989 BUICK REGAL 1989 BUICK CENTURY 1989 BUICK LESABRE 2366, before 10am. Hurricane leaves 50,000 homeless SPORTING 2,999* *12,997* on,y *14,997* over Sk'#9392 Sk #9481 Sk. #9308 GOODS SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Great Lawn 2 Dr. Coupe, Automatic, A/C 4 Dr., Automatic, A/C 4 Dr., A/C, Cass., Demonstrator — Hurricane Hugo spun toward GOLF Clubs. Used starter the Bahamas today after scouring and full sets. $25 toon, Factory Invoice On All '89 black, 30x42, oblong, 2.9% GMAC FINANCING OR UP Puerto Rico with 125 mph winds, glass top with 4 padded Cars & Trucks In Stock, PLUS leaving at least 14 dead throughout chairs. Excellent con- TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE the eastern Caribbean and more dltlon. $65, 872-8974. than 50,000 homeless. changes get Very Special Prices On ’90 In UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS. in c l u d e s facto ry rebate. SIX Piece Bedroom Set- The National Weather Service in Dark walnut, black trim , $500. 647-9028 Stock Or Incoming PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK Kansas City reported another 25 evenings. deaths in Puerto Rico. There was PLUS 1988 Buick Century Sedan no immediate confirmation from Tracies Needed... island officials, who said poor PETS AND ^Invoice Shown Every Time Automatic. A/C, FM Stareo, V6. new boost Expires 9/18/89 communications were hindering SUPPLIES Sharp, Lx)w Mileage! efforts to assess the damage. •Rebates up to Hugo hit northeastern Puerto By Nancy Concelman sion owners have filed plans for FREE - Two Ferrets, Financing development of the lawn or conver­ male and female. Call Rico and then skirted its populous Manchester Herald On Selected ’2000 on sion of the mansions. 292-6217. Models OR Watch This Space Each Week northern coast on Monday. It selected models Until Sold HO,980 roared on to the northwest and After six months and numerous The Historic Zone amendments toward open water, its hurricane- revisions, amendments to the His­ were proposed by mansion owners MISCELLANEOUS ir PRE OWNED SPECIALS ★ USED CARS force winds missing the toric Zone regulations allowing con­ Alex Urbanetti, Wesley C. Gryk, I FOR SALE 1988 Pontiac G rand Am ...... $ 8,690 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo ...... $ Dominican Republic. struction of multifamily housing on 8,495 the Cheney Great Lawn and conver­ Plea.se see LAWN, page 10 86 PLYMOUTH 8 7 JE E P 84 BUiCK 1988 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr...... $11,980 At 9 a.m. EDT today, the hur­ E N D R O LLS 1986 LeSabre LTD Coupe ...... $ 8.980 ricane’s center was near latitude sion of the Cheney mansions to mul­ VOYAGER CHEROKEE 4x4 CENTURY 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan ...... $ 8,990 27’/4" width — 25ns at 7:30 p.m. The trip costs $17.50 per p>crson. Babuska, Spenser Street, conveyance tax, $627. expressway and explore alternatives to a wetlands permit for the site. filling a total of about four acres of The sisterhood is scheduling another trip to New York Richard C. Risley Jr. and Brenda L. Risley to John W. to filling in 77 acres of wetlands. wetlands at the site last year without City on May 9, 1990. For information and reservations, Cadoret, 26 Croft Drive, $152,900. In a Sept. 12 letter to state Commission members on Mon­ required corps permits. call 643-9325. John W. and Kathleen M. Cadoret to Linda S. and Department Of Transportation Com­ day unanimously approved Memorial service set Daniel J. Menard, 20 Wilfred Road, $122,000. missioner J. William Bums, FHA modifications that permit the town The decree also requires the town Riehard J. Baldyga to Warren Roberts, 463 Birch Adminisuator Thomas Larson said to remove fill from a portion of wet­ to restore an access road from Love Manche.stcr Community College’s faculty will hold a Mountain Road, $140,000. there is no formal procedure allow­ lands on the site and replant the Lane to the plant. Young said. memorial service in honor of former professor Arthur Blanchard & Rossetto Constmetion Co. Inc. to Cheryl ing his agency to support the DOT’s area. The PZC had originally ap­ W. Guinness on Thursday in the college’s Lowe Commission members Leo J. Schneider, Union Su-eet, $141,900. appeal of the corps’ denial of a wet­ proved a wetlands permit allowing Program Center at 3 p.m. Alumni and students are wel­ lands permit. Kwash, Ronald Gates, William come to attend. Quit claim deeds the town to fill some wetlands on Bayer and Truman Crandall and al­ The New England division of the Guinness taught marketing, sales and advertising at the site in 1987. ternate Theodore Brindamour voted Virginia A. Dubaldo to Virginia A. and John N. Fer- corps last month denied the permit MCC beginning in 1968. He pa.ssed away on May 12, unanimously to add the application nez, 92 Tanner St., no conveyance tax. that would have allowed the DOT to 1989. Restoration of the wetlands is re­ for modfications to its business Felix A. Fbti and Jean Fbti to Felix A. Pbti, East fill in about 77 acres of wetlands Patrick Flynn/Manctiesler Herald quired under a con.sent decree be­ meeting agenda and voted to ap­ Memorial donations may be made to the Arthur Guin­ Meadow Condominium, no conveyance tax. and build an 11.8-mile expressway tween the town, U.S. Army Corps of prove modifications. ness Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Richard Vizard, Richard E. Merritt to Richard E. Merritt Agency Inc. from Bolton Notch to Windham. MS #8, Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell St. jtM GRAND OPENING — Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano and Mayor Peter P. Engineers, federal Environmental Profit Sharing Trust, 65-67 Hudson St., no conveyance But the corps would welcome a For more information, call 647-6 111. tax. Protection Agency and project en­ Chairman Alfred W. .Sieffcrt Sr. The Associated Press new application and environmental DiRosa Jr., right, applaud the opening of the new Recreation Department offices at the gineers. was not at Monday’s meeting. William J. Wilson to James N. Wilson, 67 Milford impact statement showing ap­ lodge building in Center Springs Park Saturday. The new park building, which cost about Health tests offered LAZY DAYS A brown bear at the Servion Zoo in Geneva, Switzerland, cools off with a mid­ Road, no conveyance lax. proaches that are “sensitive” to $200,000, is also available to non-profit and civic groups that want to hold meetings there. The Community Health Care Services, Inc. will hold day bath as temperatures reached the high 70s Tuesday in western Switzerland. Donna M. Oldakowski to Gregory C. POwell, 16 Am­ protecting wetlands. Lar.son said in There is no fee to rent rooms in the building, but groups must have required insurance. office hours Thursday at Orchard Hills in Coventry from bassador Drive, no conveyance tax. his letter. 10 to 11 a.m. Residents are eligible to attend and receive Larson said the FHA could not Truck purchase delayed blood pressure checks, line tests, throat cultures and support a plan to widen and upgrade general health guidance. the existing Route 6 as recom­ Pollen Count directors individually so they can For more information, call the Community Health mended by the corps because the Irving Street area sewer project A new snag has developed in Care Services at 228-9428. sign it. road would not meet safety stan­ the efforts of the Eighth Utilities District to conUact for the pur­ At a meeting Sept. 11. disuict NEW HAVEN — The ragweed-pollen count for Con­ dards and widening the road would Mothers’ circle to meet Marta Brande Medical Center in Hartford. She was Mrs. Ann Parker of Reidsville, N.C.; chase a new mid-sized pumper voters approved by a 27 to 18 vote I necticut today was 10 and the mold-spore level was low, require the taking of historic proper­ Marta I. (Turley) Brande, 64, of bom in Manchester. and several nieces and nephews. approved by Eighth’s directors truck and John D. LaBelle Jr., the an appropriation of $245,000 for The Combined Catholic Mothers’ Circle of reported the Hospital of Saint Raphael. ties. Manchester will hold its annual organizational and in- 39 Florence St., died Monday (Sept. She is survived by her father and The funeral will be Wednesday at district’s legal counsel, has been the purchiase. The Icgalitity of the The Connecticut Citizen Action fomiational meeting Wednesday at Assumption R C 18, 1989) at the Deaconess Hospital, mother, Donald and Ellen (O’Con­ 10 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral asked to try to solve it. vote was later questioned because Group, which represents expressway By Alex Girelli vironmental Protection. dent has moved his septic tanks two Church, 285 West Center St., at 7:30 p.m. Boston. She was the wife of Stanis­ nor) Bushnell; two brothers, Steven voters were not checked off on a Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will opponents, including home and Manchester Herald One resident asked if money or three times. The ground is getting LaBelle told the district direc­ The group offers friendship and support to all mothers laus Brande. J. Bushnell of Enfield, and James L. list of eligible voters. I^Bcllc ad­ be in St. James Cemetery. Calling property owners who have been dis­ could be saved by delaying excava­ .saturated in developed areas, Tripp tors at a meeting Monday that he raising their children in the Catholic faith. She was bom on Aug. 30, 1925 in Bushnell of Ellington; a sister, Les­ Public Meetings vised the directors that the meeting hoi^s are Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Directors of the Eighth Utilities tion until spring .so that the conuac- said. objects to a provision in the con­ Stafford Springs. She formerly lived lie Bushnell Dolby of North placed because of expressway plans, was valid because disuict bylaws For more information, call Debbie Zielinski at until the time of the service. District voted Monday night to When the district voters meet Oct. tract that requires the district to in­ in Hartford and Newington, and had Kingston, R.I.; two nephews and said widening would affect about tor would not have to do the work in do not make it mandatory to check 649-1087 or Rose Betz at 647-8357. Memorial donations may be made I*ublic meetings scheduled for tonight: proceed with installation of a 2, they will be asked to appropriate demnify the Uuck’s supplier from lived in Manchester for four years. two nieces. 100 residential, commercial and his­ sections. Home said that any .saving off voters as they enter the meeting to the American Cancer Society, .sanitary sewer to serve residents of $3,(KK) to buy a computer software damages that arise from flaws in Seniors group to meet Prior to retiring in 1985, she was The funeral will be Thursday at Manchester toric properties and has urged the realized would be more than offset hall. He said the list must be 243 E. Center St. Irving Street and nearby streets. any part of the truck and equip­ employed by the Tenneco Oil Co. 9:30 a.m. at the Browne Memorial DOT not to support that plan. by the fact that contractors now arc package to keep track of the types of referred to if a voter is challenged. Seniors of St. George’s Episcopal Church will discuss Human Relations Commission, Municipal Building The vote came after a public hear­ looking for work in the off-season to ment it docs not manufacture. The for more than 20 years. She was a Chapels, 43 Shaker Road, Enfield, Loretta M. Duncan coffee room, 7:30 p.m. Mitigating the impact of the hazardous materials stored in the There were no challenges. “Housing for Seniors” on Wednesday at the church on ing on the project attended by about keep crews bu.sy. supplier is Saulsbury Fire Ap­ member pf St. Bridget Church. followed by a Mass of Christian Loretta M. Duncan, 86, of East project on water supplies and wet­ district and their locations. The directors Monday night Route 44 in Bolton. The group is interested in building a 25 residents of the area. The resi­ The sewer project has been dis­ paratus Co. of Tully, N.Y. Besides her husband, she is sur­ burial at 10:30 a.m. in All Saints Hartford, .formerly of Manchester Bolton lands and minimizing the potential The money was appropriated in tabled approval of the minutes of small clu.ster of units, and is investigating the funding is dents were divided in their view of vived by two daughters, Wanda 1. Church, Somerville. Burial will be and South Windsor, died Sunday Public hearing on the litter ordinance, Herrick for urban development “can proper­ cussed a number of times at meet­ last year’s budget but the appropria­ The directors have voted to buy that meeting when Directors available. whether the sewer should be in­ ings of the directors over the past Brande of Manchester, and Eugenia in Somers Center Cemetery, Battle (Sept. 17, 1989). She was the widow Memorial Park bathrooms, and the Bolton High School ly be considered part of a Federal- tion has lapsed. the truck and were prepared to sign Samuel Longest and Williard Mar­ stalled. Open house slated B. Arvisais of Gla.stonbury; a sister, Street, Somers. Calling hours are of Samuel Duncan. roofing project. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. aid highway project,” Larson wrote. year and views of the residents have LaBelle had objected to buying the $243,000 conuact for the pur­ vin maintained that the meeting The six directors prc.scnt all voted been divided almost evenly at each Helen Barlic of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 She was bom in Manchester, Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. The nearly $200 million Route 6 the software because the conuact chase Monday night. was illegal despite LaBclle’s inter­ The Salvation Army is sponsoring an open house in favor of going forward. Director discussion. Residents who have had a grandson; and several nieces and p.m. March 29, 1903, and had lived in project is funded 85 percent by the contained a provision under which LaBelle was authorized to dis­ pretation of the bylaws. Wednesday at 661 Main St., from 4 to 8;30-p.m. Here is Coventry Ellen Landers was ab.sent. nephews. Memorial donations may be made Manchester and South Windsor. federal interstate trade-in program. problems with septic tanks generally the di.strict would indemnify the cuss the indemnification clause Marvin contended that the intent a schedule of activities: The directors set Oct. 2 as the The funeral will be Thursday, to the American Cancer Society, Prior to retiring, she was Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office have supported the jtroject and those .software provider from liability in with tlic company to sec if it can of the voters in changing the Boys Club (6 to 11 years) at 4 p.m.. Sunbeams (girls date for a meeting of the district who have not had problems have 9:15 a.m., at the Watkins Funeral 310 Collins St., Hartford 06105. employed as a sewer at the Pioneer Building, 7: 30 p.m. ca.se of program failures. LaBelle be removed. If a solution can be bylaws at the May 24 annual meet­ ages 6 to 11) at 4 p.m.. Singing Company at 5:30 p.m., voters to appropriate $425,000 for oppose it bccau.se of the cost. Home, 142 E. Center St., with a Parachute Co. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, MHS students said Monday the provision is not as found. District President Thomas ing was to make the checkoff man­ Young People’s Band at 6:15 p.m.. Girl Guards (11 to 18 Nunzio A. Ranicri the installation and to authorize the One reason for the high cost is die Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. She is survived by two daughters, 7:30 p.m. strong as he had thought. “”We can E. Landers will take the contract to datory. years) at 7:30 p.m., and Older Boys Club at 7:30 p.m. Nunzio A. Ranieri, 62, of 171 directors to borrow up to that need for deep excavation to meet the at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be Shirley O’Brien of Enfield and Vir­ live with it,” he said. For more information, call Mrs. Captain Main St., died Monday (Sept. 18, reach finals amount. grade of the sewer in Chambers in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, ginia Dimock of Ashford; one Asperschlager at 649-7787. 1989), at Manchester Memorial Michael Home, a representative Bloomfield. Calling hours are Wed­ brother, Julius Andre of Cromwell; Street to which the new line will be Hospital. Lead by Scott Dayton, the of Lombardi Associates of Vernon, connected. nesday from 7 to 9 p.m. seven grandchildren; and 17 great­ Author signing slated He was bom in Philadelphia, Correction Manchester High School Technol­ the engineering firm which has Paul Kelly of 17 Chambers St. Memorial donations may be made grandchildren. Colin McEnroe, author of “Lose Weight Through April 22, 1927, the son of Agala ogy Student Assocation chapter designed the sewer, estimated the who opposed the project, was criti­ to the American Heart Association, The funeral will be Wednesday at Great Sex with Celebrities (The Elvis Way),” will be (Liberato) Ranicri of Manchester earned national recognition by installation cost at $377,800 but cal of Raymond Damato, a 310 Collins St., Hartford 06105, or 11:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral A story published Saturday incorrectly reported that Diamond signing books Saturday at the Little Professor Book and the late Emidio Ranieri. He had reaching the finals in three competi­ warned that the final cost cannot be developer and apartment house to the American Red Cross, 20 Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be the insurance cost for new modular classrooms in Bolton Center, 1056 Tolland Turnpike, form 1 to 3 p.m. lived in Manchester since 1956. determined until the bids arc sub­ Hartford Road. in East Cemetery. Calling hours are were underbudgeted. The underbudgeting, by $9,600, oc­ tive events in the 11th annual TSA owner, for declining to give the dis­ The book store’s hours are Monday through Friday, He was a member of St. James National Technology competition mitted. trict an easment over his property. Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. until curred in the insurance account for all of Bolton’s school 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 Church. held in Winston-Salem, N.C. the time of the service. buildings. Some home owners estimated the The easement would have pcmiittcd Remount Event p.m. Representing Manchester High total cost of the project for each the di.strict to avoid .some of the Barbara Bushnell Besides his mother, he is survived Memorial donations may be made Barbara Ellen Bushnell, 22, of by tlircc sisters, Mrs. Mario (Judith) to the American Lung and Asthma School were four state TSA win- house will be between $8,000 and deep excavation and reduce the cost. The Manchester Herald wants to be accurate. If an ners:Elaine Wilsinksi, John Dormer, $10,000. Richard Lombardi, of Lombardi Somers, died Sunday (Sept. 17, Diana of Manchester, Mrs. Mary Association of Connecticut, 45 Ash error is made, we want to make a correction. The 1989) at St. Francis Hospital and Nimkoff of New York City, and St., East Hartford 06108. Larry Cullen, and Dayton. Several of the residents asked if Associates estimated the saving at Current Quotes Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Cullen, Sormem and Dayton the period for payment could be set $50,000 at a directors’ meeting. The reached the finals in the Technology for longer than the 10 years normal­ directors decided not to .seek the “You could isolate the mean spirited people in this Bowl Oral event. Dayton and Cullen ly allowed by the district. Attorney easement bccau.se the legal costs of country and if the rest of society could treat them with Deaths Elsewhere reached the finals in the Construc­ John D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s condemnation might exceed the the same repugnance that those people treat persons Thoughts tion event, placing sixth. Dayton legal counsel, said the 10-year term saving and the litigation would witli AIDS, I think that should be your goal.” — Retir­ placed sixth in the Computer Aided can be extended to correspond with delay the project. Damato had in­ ing Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, speaking to the contents. Design Mechanic event. the terms of the bond issue that will formed the directors through his at­ Jay Stewart Punch, the British humor magazine. In a previous column, we discussed the two roads of new national AIDS commission. The game show was later seen in Phil Monte, acting state adviser, ultimately have to be approved to torney that he docs not want to grant LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jay life: the road to hell and the road to heaven. How does said Manchester showing was the pay for the sewer and o^cr district the easement because it does not fit Stewart, the ebullient announcer of syndication and more recently was Walter Burroughs one get to heaven? “If tlicre was any problem with Yeltsin, it was jet lag. revived by the USA cable network. best ever for a first-year chapter. projects. in with his plans for development of Most of tlie time he was cold sober." — Jim Garrison, the television game show “Let’s NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) Every human being is bom a sinner. “For all have Mike Bendzin.ski is club adviser. Work on the sewer could begin in the property. executive director of the Esalen Institute Soviet- Make a Deal,” died of a self-in­ Berry Fleming — Walter Burroughs, former sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans CADKEY Corporation donated about two months if district gets all Director Joseph Tripp, who has flicted gunshot wound. He was 71. Arncrican Exchange Program, disputing a Pravda report AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Author publisher of the Orange Coast Daily 3:23). $400 to sponsor Dayton in the com­ the needed approvals, including one pressed to get the sewer project Stewart was bom in Indiana that said Boris Yeltsin was publicly drunk during his Berry Fleming, noted for his 1945 Pilot, died Sunday following a Because we as sinners fall short of God’s glory, we puter aided design event. from the state Department of En­ started, said Monday that one resi- where he attended Butler University. recent tour of tlic United States. novel on political corruption in a stroke. He was 88. deserve to die and go to hell. “For the wages of sin is His first broadcasting job was in a death.” (Romans 6:23). “But God commendeth his love Southern town, died Friday. He was Bom in Bridgewater, S.D., his radio station in Terre Haute, Ind. 90. toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died family moved to Tacoma, Wash., “Let’s Make A Deal,” the hit Fleming produced 20 novels, but for us.” (Romans 5:8). Park plan is well received when he was a boy. In Tacoma, Bur­ game show that had Monty Hall as God loved us so much that He sent His only Son, Lottery his most famous was “Colonel Ef­ roughs, then 11, printed his own its host, premiered on NBC in 1%3, fingham’s Raid,” published in 1945. Jesus Christ, to die for our sins. All we must do is accept Eighth DisUict President Thomas Flemming Street. tic. It should have happened a long and later moved to ABC until 1976. neighborhood newspaper and sold E. Landers and Director Williard The presentation was given by time ago.” The novel satirized a Southern them for a penny each. that gift of salvation and ask Christ into our heart. Winning numbers drawn Monday in New England: A popular feature of the show Marvin will serve as a district com­ Town Director Barbara Weinberg, But as he did at the last meeting town’s struggles with a corrupt He worked for the now-defunct Romans 10:9 says, “The worst sinner can acknowledge Connecticut daily: 658. Play Four: 9377. was “Jay’s Tray” in which the an­ political party during the 1930s and his sin, accept Christ, and receive eternal life.” mittee to work with a town commit­ chaiiman of a committee studying of district directors, Tripp said he is Massachusetts daily: 0014. nouncer brought down a studio aisle Universal News Service and the tee studying ways to u.se a $1.4 mil­ the grant use, and by Joanne Olson, 1940s. It eventually was made into a Seattle F\)sl-Intelligencer. concerned about safety and district Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) daily: to Hall a covered item — sometimes movie. lion state grant to develop the Hock- of Johnson an Richter, a consultant liability. He said having picnic 070,0295. Michael Knight anum River Linear Park in firm working on park plans. valuable, sometimes not. Hall bar­ Fleming worked for publications In 1981, he was honored as Summer Intern tables flanking Remmipg Road is Your Diamonds and Gemstones Reset . . . Rhode Island daily: 5450. gained with a contestant over its Manchester. The plans call for a passive such as The New Yorker, Life, and Orange County citizen of the year. Faith BaptLst Church dangerous bccau.se a fire station is The committee was formed Mon­ recreation area at the Flemming While You Wait . . . One Day Only 1 located there and appratus res[X)nds day night at a district directors’ Road site, to be called Gorge Park. from that station. meeting after the directors viewed a “I’m 100 per cent for it, ” Marvin For Your Convenience . , . Appointnient.s Available on Request. Weather slide presentation on views of the said of the Gorge Park plan. He .said the disuict docs not have lUanrhrstpr Hrralft Director Joseph Tripp said “The money to insure the location for that Now is the time to update your out-of-style, worn-out jewelry during our exciting river and surrounding land, include Remount Event. Our Remount Specialist will work with you to create a fabulous a parcel owned by the district off idea of a park down there is fantas­ type of use. Wednesday, September 20 USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 298 (and affordable) new look. Atcu-W caihrr^ fortcaa for dayamc crjntiioorks ar^ high icmprraturrs Fog and drizzle Chtxjse from over 8(X) styles. Contemporary or Traditional, you’re sure to find ju.st Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher the right look in rings, pendants or earrings. And our expert remount Jeweler will Tonight, cloudy with areas of fog Qeorfle T. Chappell Oennit M. Santoro re.set your diamonds or gemstones while you wait. And if you need extra diamonds (iMlontrejrt Editor Advarllalng Director and drizzle, a 50 percent chance of In Brief . . . or wish to purcha.se larger diamonds at substantial savings . . . Now is the time. Jeanne Q. Fromerlh Sheldon Cohen rain, lows 55 to 60. Wednesday will Bualneai Manager Composing Manager be mostly cloudy, 40 percent chance Denise A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard No answer on refunds owners have paid double the fee. One provision of the of showers, highs around 75. Out­ Personnel Manager Pressroom Manager apeement is that the town will refund the dublicatcd look for Thursday, partly sunny, Eighth District Director Samuel Longest wants to Toe on) B o s lo n I 75° I Frank J. MeSweegan charges to the people who paid them. highs near 80. Circulation Director know why die town has not refunded sewer outlet char­ When Town Manager Richard Sartor was asked about High pressure centered over llie Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the ges to district residents who have paid the charges both the refunds today, he said he docs not know the current "Ploce Your Trust in Maritime Provinces will slip south Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester, to the town and the district. status of the situation, but will find out. the Dionxxid Specialists" Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. YorttlTT’ l tonight and Wednesday. P(»tmaater: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. At a meeting of district directors Monday night. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Longest said the refunds have not been made and he Weather summary for Monday: It you don t receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 urged the disuict leaders to keep a close tab on the situa­ Werklioven names staff Wednesday, Sept. 20th Thursday, Sept. 21st Attantk: a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable tion. I Pittsburg O cean Temperature: high of 70, low of to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 Former Republican slate Sen. Carl A. Zinsser will 10:00AM-8:00PM 10:00AM'8:00PM 58. p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. 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By Jacqueline Bennett Manchester Herald

COVENTRY — The Town Council voted to appoint Republican Harvey Barrette Jr. to the council Monday n i^ t to fill a vacancy left by a recent resignation. DE-NICOTINED On the recommendation of Republican Councilman James Sullivan, the council chose Barrette over the can­ didate endorsed by the Republican Town Committee. Sullivan was seeking a scat on the Town Council, but

the Republican Town Committee in July voted to '9 't nominate Roland Green instead, bumping Sullivan from the ticket. But Sullivan said his recommendation on Monday was not an act of revenge. “Harvey is an excellent man for the job,” Sullivan said in an interview. “He will bring new life into the Republican Party.” TOBACCO The vote to scat Barrett was 5-0 during the meeting at the Town Office Building. Council member Richard Paton was absent. Barrett will replace Republican Mark Soltys, who resigned last month and moved with his family to Vir­ ginia. In a letter to the council, Soltys recommended Bar­ rette for his position. Barrette himself submitted a letter to the council as­ -Iff-, king to be considered for the spot. The Democrat majority supported the motion made by Sullivan to appoint Barrette. On Sept. 5, the Republican Committee endorsed Blanche Strater over Barrette, who I RETAINS was also nominated at that time. Both Su-atcr and Bar­ rette are candidates for the Town Council in the Novem­ ber election. Patrick Flynn/Manchosler Heraid “Out of deference to the Republican Town Committee I will nominate Blanche Strater,” said council member BEFORE THE FALL — Eileen Carsou wants to stay on tope front of her home. Carsou lives at 77 Bigelow St. Today will Peter Halverson, a Democrat. of the autumn cleanup, so Saturday she sweeps leaves in be a poor day to rake, with showers predicted. However Strater’s nomination failed to be seconded. “Harvey has the best interest of the town at heart and has worked hard for them,” Sullivan told his fellow council members. Barrette was worn in by Town Clerk Ruth Benoit and Group home closings cause shortfall RICH FLAVOR took a seat at the council table but had to leave early. Barrette, 55, was bom in Manchester but grew up in HARTFORD (AP) — The unexpected Representatives last year. associated with finding a new agency to Coventry. He graduated from Manchester High School in tified some financial problems that other­ closing of 16 group homes last year has “1 think what it shows is they really take over the failing homes or to find new 1952 and is the owner of Nathan Hale Construction in wise might have gone undetected, he said. left the Department of Mental Retardation don’t care about money that much,” she accommodations for the residents, Len­ town. He and his wife have two children. Currently he with a $1 million shortfall and any more A new quality assurance problem found said. “The commissioner seems to have sink said. The shortfall was covered by some weaknesses in programs, he said. serves on the town I^k s and Recreation Commission, closings this year could lead to additional the attitude that ‘we do what we must, t^ing money from accounts intended to A majority of the private agencies that Building Code Board of Appeals and Jury Committee. department deficits, DMR officials said. and if it’s going to cost more than we give cost-of-living increases to the private closed during the 1988-1989 budget year He will have to resign those positions to serve on the Although the problem became apparent budgeted for, we just do it.’” agencies, he said. New cigarette offers smokers council. were older agencies, and some of them during the last fiscal year, no money to The problem was not addressed specifi­ That move put additional strains on a Barrette said he wants to be on the council because were “mom and pop operations” that cover the costs of the failed group homes cally during budget sessions last spring number of other agencies that were al­ “there’s a lot I’d like to see done in town.” opened before sophisticated regulations was included in the department’s with legislators and DMR officials be­ ready facing financial problems, said a choice they ha\ ? never had. Now you can In a telephone interview Strater said she was not 1989-1990 budget, DMR Commissioner were in place, he said. cause the department was not aware of Ronald Cretaro, director of the Connec­ “Quite frankly, some of these agencies surprised. “I expected it. It’s a Democrat council,” said Brian Lensink said. He said the money the cost of the closings then, DMR ticut Association of Residential Facilities, Strater, who is the chairwoman of the Republican Town was not included because the legislators didn’t do a lot programatically,” he said. Deputy Commissioner Terry Roberts in a a network of 60 private agencies running “The department requires us to do much rich flavor with less than 0.1 mg nicotine. Committee and on the Planning and Zoning Commis­ who approve the budgets “don’t know telephone interview Monday. more than 300 DMR residences. sion. more now than before.” how to accommodate those things.” “Because of this shortfall, some of our Strater called the action a political “ploy” but said if it But State Rep. Janet Polinsky, D- “We knew we had a problem but we Roberts agreed that some of the clos­ were not aware of the extent,” Roberts agencies are in pretty tight financial ings could be aiuibutcd to difficulties in was an effort to get back at the Republican Town Com­ Waterford, said legislators involved in the straits right now,” (Tretaro said. Only in new NEXT mittee for not endorsing Sullivan she doesn’t care. budget process can accommodate any said. “At the end of the year when we sat meeting the department’s new regula­ “He (Sullivan) and Soltys have not really rcpre.sented problem that is clearly explained to them. down and annualized it, we realized what Cretaro atuibuted the high rate of tions. Others were completely unex­ the Republican Party. Soltys is gone and Sullivan is not a “There is something terribly wrong a big hit we would take. The magnitude group-home closings to programs and pected, personal decisions by the home part of it,” said Strater. She said she believes she has with their (the DMR’s) fiscal office,” said of this one caught everybody by regulations the department has recently operators, she said. more support than Barrette with the rest of the GOP. She Polinsky, who headed the legislature’s surprise.” implemented. For instance, she said, one man who did a good job running homes for 32 would not offer an example of an issue that Soltys and Appropriations Committee before becom­ The $1 million shortfall in the A new accounting system requiring all people decided to retire. TTiere is no way Sullivan disagreed with the GOP about. ing deputy speaker of the House of 1988-1989 budget represented the costs private agencies to submit audits iden- Sullivan said in an interview blamed the fraction of the to anticipate that, she said. party that endorsed Strater for scaring off new members from the Republican Town Committee. “They are so far right... they’re out of touch,” said 7.000 students Sullivan. He accused the Republican Town Committee of Prisons seen as key to drug plan being anti-education because they fought the budget, forced to find anti-cultural because they opposed the town library ex­ HARTFORD (AP) — President 19,870 in last year, according to OPM said. Meanwhile, enforcement money pansion project, and anti-social because they challenged Bush’s $7.9 billion anti-drug plan may the housing partnership proposal, he said. figures. wilt fuel only arrests by state and local way to school help drug enforcement efforts, but it That surge resulted in part from new police, he said. will be all for naught if more money federal funding — which peaked at $2.4 “Ninety percent of drug offenders are STAMFORD (AP) — Seven thousand isn’t allocated for prison construction, million in 1986 — for drug enforce­ convicted in state courts and serve time School nurses the state’s top prison plaiuier says. public and private school students had to ment, said Carbone, who heads the in the state prison system,” Carbone find their own rides to school or stay “When you put that kind of money on state’s Prison and Jail Overcrowding said. “You have to have a place to put home after unionized school bus drivers the street for enforcement, there will be Commission. the offenders. get cash, coats a big increases in arrests,” said William went on strike in a dispute over wages The confined inmate population “What’s been proposed is a step in and benefits, school official said. Carbone, undersecretary in the Office of jumped 28.1 percent — from 8,837 to the right direction,” Carbone said, “but Drivers and bus company officials, Policy and Management. “But there’s 11,320 — between 1988 and 1989, an a small step.” in Coventry pact no provision in the president’s plan for historic high. who are divided over pay, said the strike a place to put those offenders once Carbone said that 75 percent of all in­ To combat prison overcrowding, is expected to continue today after they’re anested. mates in Connecticut’s prisons arc drug Connecticut already has embarked on a representatives of Teamsters Local 191 By Jacqueline Bennett abusers, and that 80 percent of all $500 million plan to provide an addi­ refused what Laidlaw Transit Co. said “It doesn’t do any good to beef up ar­ was its final offer. Manchester Herald property crimes and 60 percent of all tional 6,000 beds by 1992. rests if the rest of the system doesn’t Alan Grafton, a spokesman for the violent crimes are drug-related. The General Assembly also recently follow suit,” Carbone said. school system, said 7,000 of the city’s COVENTRY — The Board of Education has ap­ Although it includes some money to passed a $45 million anti-drug bill that 11.000 students depend on the buses. He proved a three year conu-act for school nurses that not Drug arrests are already at an all-time expand the federal prison in Danbury, pursues alternative sentencing said attendance at schools Monday was only means more money but also two new laboratory high in Connecticut, with the total rising Bush’s plan includes no money for ad­ measures, including a new military- about 80 percent and there was no coats a year for the nurses. 78 percent from 11,154 in 1986 to ditional beds in state prisons, Carbone style boot camp for youthful offenders. The board unanimously approved the three year con­ thought given to calling off school today. tract with a 8.25 percent annual raise last week. The con­ “All in all, it ran pretty well. Parents tract begins with the current sc hool year. were very understanding,” said schools The coats were part of

McKEE, Ky. (AP) — A heavily armed tion. Betty Bond, was the first hostage released. More than a dozxn state police officers Hungary teen-ager apparently acting out author Stephen Like the character in the book. Pierce was Craig Eversole, a 16-year-old junior, was in went to the school just south of McKee, a Party congress King’s thriller “Rage” took 11 classmates upset with his father, whom he had not seen the classroom when Pierce enter^. town of about 1,0(X) people some 65 miles hostage during a daylong standoff that ended for 13 years, and asked to see him, authorities “He shot the ceiling and told the teacher to southeast of Lexington. with his surrender after nine hours, authorities said. leave and let two rows of students leave,” Police were concerned about references in gaining said. Police arranged to have the father, whose Eversole said. Later, Pierce fired his only Pierce’s writing to dying at 9 o’clock. “He gives Gorbachev No injuries were reported. name was not released, brought from Delray other shot, blowing out a classroom window. said it’ll all end at 9,” Stephens said. “We Dustin Pierce, a 17-year-old, straight-A stu­ Beach, Fla., but Pierce surrendered before his Throughout the day, Stephens traded food, didn’t want that 9 o’clock hour.” dent, was detained by police Monday evening arrival. cigarettes and soft drinks for hostages. Pierce surrendered at 6:30 p.m. status after he released his last two hostages, laid The trouble appears to have begun Sunday Stephens said Pierce was solicitous of his Sharon Judd, who had gone to school with w down three guns and surrendered. ^ forum for change evening when Rerce’s friend Brian Bond hostages, asking for cigarettes on their behalf Pierce since fourth grade, called him a quiet, Charges were not immediately filed. WASHINGTON (AP) — The picked him up at his grandparents’ house so and even releasing one who needed to go to slraighl-A student who liked guns. 1 y^y/>yy-y..; A copy of “Rage” and some personal writ­ the two could study together, said I^ul Bond, Bush administration plans to boost the bathroom. “Many of the school reports Pierce did dealt It! M MOSCOW (AP) — The ruling on their Caucasus Mountain ings found in Pierce’s room at his Brian’s uncle. Hungary’s trade status following a I : lip; “He said he wasn’t going to hurt nobody,” with war,” she said. Communist Parly’s leadership, republic by neighboring Azerbaijan. . grandparent’s house were helpful in giving scries of steps viewed by U.S. offi­ When it became late and they had not Eversole said. “He said he wasn’t going to After taking over the classroom, Pierce’s meeting today in an attempt to cool The Armcnia-Azerbaijan conflict negotiators clues to what he planned, said cials as progress on economic and •- ^ W^l returned, authorities were called and began shoot nobody.” only persistent demand was to talk to his ethnic tensions across the Soviet over the Nagorno-Karabakh territory ; political issues by the Warsaw Pact state police Detective Bob Stephens, who s>earching for Bond’s red pickup truck. After Pierce’s arrival, the students he first father, Stephens said. Union, moved up the party’s ticxi is among the oldest and most intrac­ nation. negotiated with Pierce. The standoff began around 9:30 a.m. Mon­ released warned others and the classrooms “He hasn’t seen his father, my understand­ congress to October 19% instead of table facing the Soviet Union’s more Stephens said he had been worried by parts “Hungary has undertaken major day, when Pierce and Bond roared into the were cleared. ing, since he’s 4 years old,” Stephens said. sometime the following year. than 100 ethnic groups. of Pierce’s writing that indicated “suicide was steps toward economic and political h i^ school parking lot aboard the truck. Eversole said Pierce was armed with a Pierce had lived with his grandparents for The congress could give party But all by itself Armenia’s call what we’d have to deal with at the end.” reform,” leading to the U.S. plan to Authorities said that at some point during .357-calibcr Magnum revolver, a .44-calibcr several years. leader and President Mikhail S. Gor­ for Moscow’s assistance to get sup­ In King’s novel, a teen-ager enraged at his grant most-favored nation status to DUSTIN PIERCE the disappearance Pierce pointeid a gun at revolver and a .12 gauge shotgun that had Near the end of the standoff,' police called bachev, who has struggled to plies of food, building materials and father takes hostages at a school, is shot and the Eastern European communist Bond, in effect abducting him. been altered. “It looked like one you’d see in a on a cousin and close friend of Pierce’s to remake the party leadership to make fuel from Azerbaijan shows how the . in a yearbook photo wounded by police and ends up in an institu­ state. President Bush said on Mon­ Bond, the son of high school principal movie,” Eversole said. convince him no harm would come to him. day. it more responsive to his reform ethnic problems interlock with the program, his biggest opportunity yet Soviet Union’s economic difficul­ Speaking at a news conference in to transform the party. ties. Helena, Mont., Bush said the move The move was announced by the “I'hcre’s no salt. There’s no “will open new doors for the Hun­ official Tass news agency, which did sugar. There’s no oil, said Rem Sponsor denies Judge rules Jurors watching videotapes garian economy, encouraging not give details but said the issue Ananikyan, an editor of the official greater market orientation and in­ was the first di.scusscd by the 251- creasing the foreign exchange earn­ Armenian news agency Armenpress. for writer ings." member Central Committee as it Worse yet, he said that since the opened today’s meeting. flow of supplies through Azerbaijan Yeltsin drunk of Bakker’s PTL Club pitch That and other initiatives were an­ CHICAGO (AP) — A judge Gorbachev then delivered a report dried up almo.sl two months ago, nounced Monday by Commerce said Pulitzer Prize-winning jour­ on the ethnic unrest that has swept reconstruction of northweslem Ar­ Secretary Robert Mosbachcr, who WASHINGTON (AP) — The Moscow voters overwhelmingly nalist Seymour Hersh docs not CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) — that partnerships were oversold and board of directors did not challenge the Soviet Union from the Baltic menian cities devastated by Decem­ was in Budape.st for talks with Hun- American who sjxtnsorcd Boris N. elected him to the newly constituted have to reveal his sources for now Jurors in Jim Bakker’s fraud trial that the money from such promo­ Bakker. coast to the Chinese border. ber’s earthquake had stopped. gtu-ian officials. Yeltsin’s tour of America strongly Congress of Peoples’ Deputies last for a book that said former Indian began watching the television evan­ tions often was used to cover PTL’s Party congresses are usually held Armenian officials have ex­ Meanwhile, The Washington Post denies accusations published by a March. Prime Minister Moraji Desai was a gelist making the sales pilch he is day-to-day operating costs rather “It was called a board of direc­ every five years, and the last was pressed concern whether some today quoted Hungary’s new parlia­ Soviet newspaper that the Com­ Before leaving America, Yeltsin paid CIA informant. accused of using to defraud his fol­ than finance construction of the tors, but at no time did it operate held in February 1986, less than a ment spieaker, Matyas Szuros, as earthquake victims will have roofs munist Parly maverick was publicly “predicted the knives would be out lowers of million of dollars. guaranteed rooms and buildings. like one,” said Zimbalist, star of year after Gorbachev took power. The jury Monday watched a saying he .secs the possibility that over their heads this winter. drunk for much of the trip. on his return,” said Garrison, who Prosecutors on Monday began FBI agent Harold Pearson, who “The FBI” television series and The congress of some 5,000 videotape of Desai, who has sued his nation could withdraw from the News reports have said that Ar­ “If there was any problem with accompanied him throughout the showing an eight-hour videotape compiled the videotape, said more board member from 1981 to 1986. delegates theoretically is the party’s Hersh for libel, in which he denied Warsaw Pact and become neutral by menian party chief Suren Yeltsin, it was jet lag,” said Jim Gar­ tour. culled from broadcasts of Bakker’s than 66,000 partnerships were sold “It was a board of approval or affir­ most powerful body, setting broad knowing any CIA agents. tlic end of the century. Arutyunyan and Azerbaijan leader rison, executive director of the “What Pravda has done is for “The PTL Club.” Earlier in the day, to viewers by the lime Bakker left mation only.” policy as well as the membership of Abdul-Rakhman Vezirov will be in Szuros said the shift to neutrality Esalen Institute Soviet-Amcrican political motivations,” said Gar­ The deposition was taped during actor Efrem Zimbalist Jr. testified PTL, despite a publicized limit of the Central Committee and the could lake place “within a climate of Moscow for the meeting. Exchange Program, which spon­ rison. visits by Desai to Chicago in 1984 that the PTL board of directors, on 25,000. Asked if he recalled approving a ruling Politburo. It historically has trust” between Hungary and the In a draft document published last sored the nine-day, 11-city lour. Asked to comment on reports that and 1985. Desai, 94, was loo ill to which he once served, was little “All we need is 25,(X)0 people to $390,000 bonus for Bakker, Zim­ Soviet Union. reviewed the leadership’s economic month, the party suggested that it is “Most of the time he was cold Yeltsin drank a bottle and a half of travel from India to Chicago to tes­ more than a rubber stamp for Bak- become members,” Bakker said on a balist said, “Oh no, oh no.” plans for the ensuing five years. willing to look into opening the The package announced by Mos- sober.” whiskey the night before he spoke in tify, said his lawyer, Cyriac Kap- kcr. program televised Feb. 20, 1984. Between congres.ses, the Soviet agreement made almost 70 years The white-haired actor, who tes­ bacher also includes new develop­ Pravda, organ of the Soviet Com­ Baltimore last Tuesday, Garrison pil. On the tape, Bakkcr asks fol­ “That’s all the memberships we can leadership can regiove Central Com­ ago by which the Soviet Union was munist Party Central Committee, on said: lowers to send $1,000 in exchange tified during a break in the produc­ ment programs and the establish­ Desai filed a lawsuit almost six have in the Heritage Grand Hotel. In mittee members and promote can­ formed on the ashes of cz.arist Rus­ Monday reprinted an article from “He certainly did not finish off a for “lifetime partnerships” that tion in Spain of a television series, ment of a $25 million fund to help years ago seeking $100 million in two weeks, we will be closed.” didate members to full membership, sia. the Italian newspaper La Republica bottle and a half of Jack Daniels. guaranteed the donors three nights a “Zorro,” said the board was not in­ create private business in Hungary. damages against Hersh, claiming On the tape, Bakker consistently but it cannot name new members. Besides Armenia and Azerbaijan, saying Yeltsin was repeatedly drunk The entire delegation of five Soviets year lodging for life at PTL’s formed of financial problems at its The proposals arc part of a com- that he was libeled in the jour­ mentioned the restrictions. Some party stalwarts have said in Gorbachev and the Communist during the tour and squandered his drank a bottle. But for five Soviet Heritage USA theme park. meetings. prchcn.sivc pact to “support Hun­ nalist’s 1983 book, “The Price of “When we reach the cutoff num­ lie XssSated Press party meetings that they fear the F^rty face ethnic disputes in at least lecture fees shopping. men to drink a bottle of Jack “We’re going to unveil ... the gary’s efforts to develop a freer Power,” about former U.S. ber, we will have to refuse the “The financial condition of PTL only legal political party in the seven other republics. Some have Yeltsin “leaves behind him a wake most exciting project ever under­ fxrlilical system and to create and MONUMENT TO DEATH — A worker replaces a human skull in the new Museum of Daniels, that’s normal. That’s the Secretary of State Henry Kis­ gifts,” he told viewers. “To be was never discussed,” he said. country is losing its grip on power been marked by persistent violence, of catastrophic prophecies, insane culture. Soviets lend to drink a lot.” taken ... perhaps in the history of honest, we can’t offer more mem­ expand private enterprise,” said Genocide in Cheong Ek, Cambodia, Monday. The 33-foot high exhibition case displays as the legislature strengthens under with more than 200 people killed in singer. In one of the book’s chap­ Mosbachcr. expenses, interviews, and above all Yeltsin suffered from jet lag and a Christianity,” Bakker, dressed in a berships than we can physically thousands of skulls of victims of the Khmer Rouge. Gorbachev’s reform and frustrated the past 18 months. the perfume of Jack Daniels Black ters, Hersh wrote that Desai had black tuxedo, told his television The While House released Bush’s hectic schedule, and by the lime he served as a paid informant for the handle.” citizens start taking local power into Communist Rirty officials in the label,” said the article, translated spoke in Baltimore, said Garrison, audience in 1984. On a March 7, 1984, show, Bak­ letter to Congress in which he said their own hands. three Baltic republics of Estonia, CIA. POOL “it is my intent to add Hungary to into Russian. “he had not slept for three nights.” Bakker is accused of diverting ker told viewers that about 1,000 In addition to dissatisfaction with Lithuania and Latvia have joined in The lawsuit was filed in the list” of countries that qualify for Pravda did not comment on the Garrison said he personally called more than $3.7 million in PTL partnerships had been sold each day the poor state of the economy, eth­ varying degrees with informal Chicago in accordance with the most-favored nation status, which article, but adverti.scd it in a front­ off a scheduled appearance by money raised from the partnerships since the promotion began 13 days Eliminating radio officers nic disputes across the country political movements that are page box that said Yeltsin found the Yeltsin on the ABC-TV program tradition of filing defamation ac­ to pay for personal luxuries. If con­ earlier. But Pearson said records PROBLEM? would guarantee Hungary the lowest threaten to imperil Gorbachev’s demanding sovereignty from Mos­ United States “a holiday, a stage, a “Nighiline,” to be taped last Mon­ tions in the hometown of the victed of the 24 counts against him, showed fewer than 7,300 had been tariffs for its products that any com­ reform drive. cow. That is a worrisome prospect peting country gels. bar 5,000 kilometers long.” day, the afternoon before the Bal­ defendant. Hersh was bom in Bakker could be sentenced to 120 sold at that point. On the eve of today’s meeting, for many in the Kremlin at a lime Chicago, but now lives in Hungary recently defied Yeltsin, interviewed as he arrived timore speech. years in prison and fined more than About a week earlier, Bakker said 742-7308 from oil tankers criticized Armenian activists appealed to Mos­ when some top officials are openly back in Moscow from the trip, “I canceled it because he was jet- Washington, D.C. $5 million. authorities in East Berlin by allow­ 12,500 partnerships had been sold. cow to order an end to what they questioning whether the party is Hersh was expected to be called ing thousands of East German called the repxtri “garbage.” lagged. He was just dropping,” Gar­ Witnesses have testified they “The memberships will be gone BOSTON (AP) — Oil companies which in April suffered an apparent additional waivers have been ex­ call an economic blockade impoised losing its grip on power. to testify later this week. citizens to u.sc Hungary as a conduit “It’s a simple lie, slander and rison said in an interview in bought the partnerships but could in a few days,” Bakker said. have obtained waivers from the breakdown of an elecu-onic fuel sen­ tended this year on a ship-by-ship We Can Help! to emigrate to Wc.st Germany. In revenge for the fact that Americans Washington. not gel rooms. Others have testified Zimbalist testified that the PTL Federal Communications Commis­ sor that left it drifting aimlessly off basis to 30 to 40 other vessels plying May, Hungary lore down the barbed received us with admiration,” he On the day the appearance was sion to eliminate radio officers on the West Coast for nearly seven the waters from Alaska to Panama, said, flushing with anger. wire fence that had sharply many tankers, a cost-cutting move canceled, Yeltsin had no alcohol, hours with 22 million gallons of oil Luther said. The Pravda article clearly said Garrison. restricted travel by Hungarians to that cridcs contend will increase the aboard. the West. NEED SOME EXTRA reflected Kremlin anger at Yeltsin’s chances of oil spills. Luther said the simplicity and Garrison also denied that Yeltsin The ship’s radio officer, who had criticism of Soviet President According to his spokeswoman, The FCC requirement that all sophistication of automated and had blown his lecture fees on a been eliminated under an FCC Mikhail S. Gorbachev and other top die only foreign gift that Secretary large ships carry at least one trained satellite communications “eliminate shopping spree. On Sunday night. waiver just a few weeks earlier, leaders. While in the United Slates, of Slate James A. Baker III keeps in radio officer originated in the 1930s, might have quickly solved the the need for the intermediate SPENDING MONEY!! Garrison said, he and Yeltsin signed Yeltsin said Gorbachev had made his office is a piece of the fence when ships needed someone skilled problem because of the officer’s ex­ operator any more.” an agreement to use the proceeds of which Hungarian officials gave him mistakes and faced a potential in the pit-pat-pit of Morse code, says pertise in electronics, they claim. Some companies, including Arco Newspaper routes available revolution from Soviet citizens dis­ the lecture lour “toward eradicating during his visit to Hungary in July. Exxon Shipping Co. spokesman AIDS in the Soviet Union,” Marine, the shipping arm of Atlantic satisfied with the pace of reform. The administration also attaches Leslie C. Rogers. Exxon, however, says it is doubt­ in your area... ful that a radio officer would have Richfield Corp., have decided to Yeltsin was dumped from his job Esalen, based in San Francisco, is significance, officials said, to the “Since that kind of radio teleg­ retain radio specialists, primarily be­ withdrawal of some Soviet troops made a difference in the case. The as Moscow party chief and his post a non-profit institution that deals in raphy is ob-solete, there’s no longer a cause of their ability to make Earn money and prizes by on the ruling Politburo for making from Hungary in recent months, part need for a job category like this on company also maintains it has en­ exchange programs with the Soviet repairs. But more than half a dozen similar comments in late 1987. But Union. of a commitment by Soviet Presi­ these merchant ships,” Rogers said sured safe communications on its tankers by installing duplicate radio major shippers, including Mobil, delivering the dent Mikhail Gorbachev to reduce in a telephone interview Monday. Texaco, Sunoco and Chevron, have overall troop levels in Eastern But two unions — the American systems and training vaiious crew­ Manchester Herald members to operate them. applied for and received new Europe. Radio Officers Association and the waivers, the FCC said. Pilots of doomed craft Monday’s announcement came Radio Officers Union, which “This is just a false issue raised in your neighborhood. four days after Bush’s decision to represent about 600 sea-going of­ by certain unions trying to capitalize Mobil Shipping Co. spokesman double food aid to Poland — ficers — are objecting to the on the unfortunate Alaskan oil John Lord contended that tech­ Call today to get more details. differed on what to do another Warsaw Pact member — to waivers on safety grounds. spill,” said Rogers. nological improvements, including $100 million in the next fiscal year. With support from some ship cap­ ship-to-salellilc transmitters and WASHINGTON (AP) — Pilots of threw out parts that severed Many in Congress had criticized tains, they contend that every large William Luther, an advi.ser to the snap-in circuit boards, have made United Airlines Right 232 di.sagreed hydraulic lines in its tail. Bush for not doing more for Poland merchant ship should carry someone FCC on international shipping, said communications more reliable than 647-9946 over how best to control their crip­ The DC-lO’s builder, McDonnell trained to repair radio equipment the government began granting ever. pled airliner seconds before it Douglas, last week announced chan­ following the accession of a non- waivers in 1982 to eliminate radio Alpine ...... all crash-landed at an Iowa airport, ac­ ges in the design of its planes’ and handle communications during “It’s far safer now, when the guy communist premier in Warsaw. operators on U.S.-registered oil B idw ell...... all cording to a transcript of cockpit hydraulic systems that James B. an emergency, leaving the captain in charge on the bridge can just pick i4 ' There has been less pressure for an tankers and large cargo vessels Bowers St...... 14-22 conversation. Busey, head of the Federal Aviation increase in U.S. cooperation with and mates free to supervise other up a phone and have instantaneous, Butternut Rd...... all hi operating along the U.S. coast. The transcript shows Capt. Albert Administration, said would ensure Hungary because Poland’s economic operations, such as firefighting and voice-to-voice contact with points Center St...... 66-236 even “Sure does! I always d ^ a g e control. Haynes of United Flight 232 called similar hydraulic failure would not situation is far bleaker than Hun­ Despite objections by more than a all over the globe,” he said. “Morse Chestnut St...... 90-122 for left turns, right turns and a cut in occur again. iliought cheeking accounts The F ee’s critics point to the gary’s. dozen environmental groups, tfiose code and all that is just not neces­ Church St...... all power within the final 20 seconds John M. Marlin, inspector for the cost you money.” case of the Exxon Philadelphia, (to! Mosbachcr said the $25 million to coastal waivers have continued and sary any more.” Deane St...... all before the DC-10 cartwheeled and FAA assisting in the NTSB inves­ help develop private busitic.ss in Ferguson Rd...... 145-360 exploded in flames at Sioux City on tigation, said the plane’s remaining Our Checking Club has Galway St...... all a load of money-saving Hungary “is an important part of im­ ‘Art is Forever' July 19, killing 112 people. two engines were operating when it plementing President Bush’s goal of Glenwood St...... 86-207 hit. He said there were no apparent extras. And it even pays New videotapes to hold Gorman PI...... all But trainer pilot Dennis Fitch told building an American partnership Haynes that closing the ihrollles conflicts in statements flight crew you a good interest rate! with Hungary.” Green Rd...... 102-203 Haynes...... all would lake away the ability to steer members made to investigators Here at the Savings Bank He said Hungary will be granted 10 hours of programs J ri the plane, according to the U'anscripl about the landing, but acknowledged permanent most-favored trade status Hickory La ...... all of Manchester, our Checking Highwood Dr...... all released Monday by the National there was disagreement in the Club works hard for you. in October if its parliament, as ex­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Tired of could be on the market sometime in Transportation Safely Board. A flight’s final seconds over cutting pected, enacts legislation on Hillcrest ...... all It lets you enjoy unlimited, all those videocassetles cluttering up 1990, Kivinen said. Kenny St...... i -84 V i ' report accompanying the transcript back power. free check writing (no per freedom of emigration by Uic end of your house? Wouldn’t it be nice to said Haynes believes he added Haynes’ order to “close off’ the September. Lakewood Cir. No, & So...... all check charges) for keeping be able to tape 10 favorite TV soaps The BASF tape will be usable on Laral St...... all power “just prior to contact with the throttles was to put the engines in a $100 minimum balance. Mosbachcr also said Bush is or five or six movies on one cas­ existing videocasselte recorders. ground.” idle, not to shut them down com­ notifying Congress of his intention Laural PI...... all It also pays you interest on sette? BASF will u.se a supcrslrong, thin Linden St...... all Haynes, Filch and two other pletely, Martin said. to designate Hungary as eligible for your balance of $500 or How about 30 hours of recording polyester film to pile more tape into Locust St...... all pilots in the cockpit have been wide­ The cockpit tape, on a loop that Generalized System of Preferences more-so, in a way, it makes per cassette? each vidctKassclle, according to the Lyndale...... all ly praised for bringing the jetliner records over itself after about a treatment, which would offer Hun­ money for you. Add to that, West German vidcocassette Sept. 11 issue of TV Digest, which Main ...... 285-378 down with no greater loss of life half-hour, covers only the final 33 garian exporters duty-free tariff Rachel Rd...... all the tihecking (!lub gets manufacturer BASF says that by reviewed the new Nokia and BASF Main ...... 836-1229 after one of its three engines ex­ minutes and 34 seconds of the flight. treaunent for a broad range of ex­ Russell ...... all you discounts on travel and 1991 it will be offering U.S. viewers products at the Berlin Audio-Visual Myrtle St...... all ploded, severing all hydraulic flight The tape does not include the sound ports to the United States worth Squire Village ...... all entertainment. Free credit a tape with a 10-hour capacity. Fair. New St...... all controls. of the engine failure on the Denver- more tlian $ 110 million. Sycamore Lane ...... all card protection. Free notary Meanwhile, a Finnish company, North St...... all The cockpit crew and 180 people Chicago flight or pilot conversation service. And a lot, lot more. Meanwhile, Senate Majority W Middle Tpke...... 8-150 even Nokia, says it has developed a new The BASF cassette will allow up North School St...... 1-84 survived the cra.sh. over the next 10 minutes. Any checking account that Leader George Mitchell, D-Mainc, FRAME WORKS Wetherell ...... all technology allowing a new line of to 15 hours of Uiping on VCRs with Oak PI...... all The lran.script shows that just 15 The safety board last month works hard to keep you in complained Monday that the Bush Woodbridge ...... 160-199 VHS recorders to cram those 10 a European system that u.ses a Oakwood St...... all seconds before impact, Haynes and released transcripts of the plane’s the black - now you knote administration hasn’t moved quickly 8c O A L L E R Y Woodbridge ...... 231-290 hours onto a tape without the loss of slower speed than U.S. videocas- Porter St...... 458-650 Wyllys St...... 1-90 First Officer William R. Records communication with the ground, but that’s the one for you! Come enough to support East European picture quality that results when sciie recorders. called for Fitch to “close off’ both had not previously included sounds in and learn more. communist nations — such as Hun­ today’s VCRs are cranked down to Custom Picture throttles. picked up by the cockpit gary — dial are moving toward U.S. VCRs provide two hours of their slowest speeds. CALL NOW But Filch, who had been called microphone. recording at normal speed on a .stan­ Framing democratic change. “The picture quality is belter than into the cockpit from the passenger “Ease the power back,” Haynes dard cassette. American VCRs also “The administration’s timidity in existing long-play systems,” Nokia 647-9946 / 643-2711 section to assist the airliner’s three- told Rich a few seconds before im­ have a half-speed, long-play mode & Art die face of these opportunities is spokesman Lauri Kivinen said in a man crew, replied, “Nah, 1 can’t pull pact. , Savings Bank that allows four hours of recording, puzzling and dismaying,” Mitchell telephone interview last week. ’em off or we’ll lose it. That’s of Manchester told the Senate. “Instead of en­ Nokia, a major manufacturer of and a one-third, extended-play speed 700 Hartford Road “Maybe you can pull ’em all the Where vour friends are. dial allows six hours of recording. what’s turnin’ ya.” couragement and engagement, the television sets in Europe, hopes to Rich had been steering the plane way off,” suggested First Officer OHiecs in MiindjcskT, hast Marilord, Bolum, Andover, .Soiilli Windsor, hast Windsku, Ashlord, hasilord. M anslicld.'ldiland, administration has adopted an al­ 649-0223 (iLisionhuiv and Vernon. Iclcphonc 646-1700 or Rale Line, 646*8020. Mcillbcr h DlC... Lqual Mousing Lender. tS} license its new technology to VCR The higher the taping s|K'ed, the (across from Krause Florist) by selectively applying power to its William R. Records. most passive stance.” manufacturers and the new recorders belter the image quality. two wing engines after its tail- Haynes then called for left turns mounted third engine apparently and said, “Close the throttles.” 8— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sept 19 1989 OPINION MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1989—9 CARTOONISTS LOOK New book explodes I C 1989 SEATTLE ' POST-IMELLIGENCER Education NORTH AMERICA SVNDICATE Garbage AT THE DRUG WAR the myths of war

led to By MIKE FEINSILBER machine-gunned other boys creep­ that the Germans had a much better is the ing up with F*anzerfausts in their light machine gun. ... They knew • WASHINGTON — Just in time adolescent hands,” is Fussell’s that their own tanks, both American to serve as an antidote to the wave description of what World War II and British, were ridiculously scandal of sentimental reminiscence arising combat sometimes came down to. under-armed and under-armored, so way to go t t j from the 50lh anniversary of World “Among the horribly wounded the that they were inevitably destroyed War II, scholar Raul Fussell has most common cry was ‘Mother!’” in an open encounter with an equal By Jack Anderson written an angry book with this star­ At the start, men had to be 21 to number of German Panzers. ... And President Bush has presented a drug control and Dale Van Alta -I L r ..3 tling proposition: be drafted but that soon dropped to they knew that the greatest single strategy keyed to curbing the supply of illegal The whole truth about the war is 18. By late 1944, these boys were weapon of the war, the atomic bomb drugs at the source — Colombia, Peru and Bolivia WASHINGTON — The Food and still not known and never fully will facing, across the front, the Hitler excluded, was the German 88-mm — and heavily punishing Americans who traffic in E)rug Administration is reeling from a be known because it is too horrible Jugend, consisted of boys age 16 or flat-trajectory gun, which brought m down thousands of bombers and — and use those drugs that get through. generic drug scandal that began in a gar­ to tell. 17, sometimes as young as 12. bage can in a suburb of Washington, D.C^ tens of thousands of soldiers.” No question, both are popular moves. Both also “For the past 50 years the Allied •Death comes not as cleanly as For much of 1987 and 1988, the city war has been .sanitized and roman­ the mind imagines. Soldiers are just •Far more often than is known, have a place in any sound anti-drug strategy. But flllTDERlMI garbage collectors were not the only ticized almost beyond recognition as likely to have their belly blown soldiers are killed by blunders on are they the best way to spend 70 cents of every people interested in Charles Chang’s by the sentimental, the loony open as to be shot neat, clean and their own side, hushed up to limited dollar Bush would commit to the war on trash. It was examined nightly by a team patriotic, the ignorant and the blood­ noble, where the movies always preserve homefront morale. Fussell devotes a chapter to such dmgs, particularly when these dollars amount to of private investigators. thirsty,” writes Fussell. “I have tried have soldiers shot, in the shoulder or Chang was chief of the generic drug disasters, telling, for example, how an increase of only $716 million over anti-drug to balance the scales.” the chest. division of the FDA. A drug company The result is “Wartime: Under­ nervous Navy gunners shot down 23 programs already budgeted for next year? “You would expect front-line sol­ that suspected Chang was showing: standing and Behavior in the Second diers to be sunck and hurt by bullets planes carrying paratroopers of the We think not. Here’s why. ■ favoritism couldn’t get the FDA to follow, 82nd Airborne Division during the \\i V \\\ >i World War,” an iconoclastic, and shell fragments, but such is the Bush’s strategy leaves only 30 cents of every 'I'ftl'nW' him, so the company hired its own detec* opinionated and bitter rebuttal of the invasion of Sicily. JiMIUe popular insulation from the facts federal dollar to be spread across drug abuse lives. heroic version that’s making the that you would not expect them to A Canadian soldier tells of an Ml" In the time-honored u-adition of detec­ American who confused him for the education, prevention and treatment programs. Yet newspapers these days. be hurt, sometimes killed, by being Ml\iin tive work, they emptied Chang’s uash enemy at Normandy and wouldn’t they — not Columbia or new and bigger Leaven- His book does not address the struck by parts of their friends’ every morning at 3 a.m., pawed through ir war’s morality, necessity or in­ bodies violently detached,” writes stop firing. “It’s him or me. So I worths — are where the real U.S. drug war will be for clues and replaced it by sunrise. What £ 5 ^ evitability. Fussell. shoot that boy even though I know won or lost. they found was enough shredded receipts, Instead, his purpose is to dig out “In the face of such horror, the he’s a Yank. ... Poor bugger. A cor­ William Bennett, architect of the Bush plan, airline tickets and photos to prove that the untold fragments — untold be- distinction between friend and poral from some Texas outfit.” Chang was on the take from drug com­ “ A THOUSAND POINTS OF LIGHT? . . . BABY, I’M ALREADY SEEING TEN THOUSAND ...! After the Normandy landing, the acknowledges drug use as “the chief and seminal cau.se they were suppressed by enemy vanishes, and the violent dis­ panies. propagandists and censors at the Americans ordered up a round of wrong here.’’ But the major thrust remains, in the memberment of any human being Are generic drugs as good? Last spring, Chang and two other FDA time, romanticized by the survivors becomes equally traumatic.” bombing to soften Nazi fortifica­ president’s words, a push for “more prisons, more chemists pleaded guilty to accepting il­ or still too discomforting to tell — •Home-front propaganda to the tions inland. Accidentally, American planes dropped their bombs on jails, more courts, more pro.secutors.’’ And drug debate that has raged in the mediut! legal gratuities from some drug firms. that make his point. contrary, allied troops were not the By Robert Wagman over 800 experts, it concluded last year American lines, killing 25. abuse education and prevention programs remain profession for over a decade, and it seems The convictions vindicated longstanding Some of Fussell’s truths: best armed in the history of warfare. — in a report that seems to damn with complaints from other drug companies to have grown hotter in recent months. fill 1)1 N \i i( H im •Wars are fought by boys, in­ “They knew that their automatic pitifully inadequate, particularly among the urban WASHINGTON — In the fast-growing faint praise — that there is no definitive that the FDA was playing favorites in the poor. generic drug scandal, an old debate hds At the heart of the problem is the stan­ scientific evidence proving that generic nocent of life’s experiences. rifles (World War 1 vintage) were Mike Fein.silber writes for the dard employed by the FDA for accep­ competitive game of generic drug ap­ “Boys who had never shaved slower and clumsier, and they knew Associated Press. So does available treatment. While the Bush been thrust into the spotlight again: arc dmgs are not as effective as name-brand provals. Since Congress opened the doof generic drugs as effective as the name tance of a generic product as a name­ dmgs. plan triples money flow to South America to at­ brand duplicate. The generic compound to generic versions of brand name drugy brands they seek to replace? But a number of physician specialty or­ in 1984, the name of that game has bceir tack cocaine at the source, addicts seeking treat­ must be a chemical equivalent, and con­ ganizations — especially those whose ment are often left with no place to turn. Generic drugs are copies of brand centrations in the blo^stream must not speed. And some companies figured out members treat patients using medications that wheels of the FDA could be greased. * Few expect Bush’s strategy to make a meaning­ name pharmaceuticals whose patents vary by more than plus or minus 20 per­ to control heart conditions, seizure disor­ have expired. They are usually marketed The truth might never have erne out ifL ful difference. Overall, it allocates less than five cent. der, allergies, asthma, metabolism and as cheaper alternatives. There arc current­ The latter standard is what is causing one courageous company, Mylarf times as many federal dollars for treatment dermatological conditions — have Laboratories Inc., hadn’t decided to do its.; ly some 800 generics on the market, ac­ doctors the most problems. It means that warned that variance in treatment out­ programs next year as was spent on “first-step” counting for about a third of the multibil- a generic may be up to 20 percent own investigatin because the FDA, come among patients may be related to wouldn’t. emergency military aid to Colombia a few days lion-dollar prescription dmg industry. stronger or weaker than the name-brand use of generics. Now, when you In May 1987, an attorney for Mylan* ago. Before a generic drug can be released, dmg it replaces. More important, two Perhaps the most extensive study of told high level FDA officials about!!l it must pass a scries of FDA-mandated generic replacements for the same brand- It’s a strategy aimed too little at demand and too generics has just been completed by the suspected hanky panky in the generic"? biocquivalcnce tests. The current scandal name dmg can be as much as 40 percent much at supply. American Academy of Family drug divisin. The FDA refused to inves-'; has emerged over the past year. It invol­ different in strength from one another. Physicians. It too reaches no definitive — Portland (Maine) Press Herald ves charges that FDA generic drug in­ The generic industry counters any tigate, so Myland hired Charles Perkins, a*; conclusions about the overall effective­ former Air ^ rc e investigator. spectors were bribed to certify .some criticism of this standard by correctly ness of generics. But the study does make come in to generic drugs, and that dmg companies staling that the 20 percent plus-or-minus some strong statements about who should Myland’s attorney, Va Miller, told our", cheated during biocquivalcnce tests on strength difference is the same standard not use generics: those who take a dmg associate Jim Lynch that Perkins and his ’ Open Forum subsequent production testing. applied to any given production in the for an extended period (60 days or more); crew tailed Chang for 13 months. Follow- - So far, the FDA has removed four name-brand pharmaceutical industry. the very young and the elderly, because ing him in traffic wasn’t easy. Chang generic drugs from the market and has in­ But the generic industry docs not have they are highly suscepdble to small flipped so many U-tums at red lights that, itiated steps to remove 28 more made hy to undergo the same blind clinical trials dosage differences; and those taking other Perkins was afraid the prey had noticed two dmg companies believed to have the detective’s bald head one too many o p e n a C D , Post 102 Zone 8 champs as name-brand dmg companies do when medicines at the same time, because there ELVIRA STUMPBeR(qeR T A m UPTHO BOSH APMiNlSyRAT'f'N SUG(5e'jTldN TVIATSHP cheated on tests and falsified production they first introduce a drug. Nor do they times. But apparently Chang was simply records. In addition, the FDA has an­ has been little testing of generic-dmg in­ an erratic driver. aw ay local PRUQ PGA16RS. MEMORIAL S&RViCQS TOOSPAY. To the Editor: have to go through any kind of long-term teractions. nounced it is retesting 30 top-selling clinical studies comparing their generic At one point, nine detectives in rental A well done and a hearty congratulations to the Dr. Jerry Mann, who ran the study, generic products, and starting a massive dmgs’ effectiveness with that of the cars with cellular phones tailed Chang Manchester’s American Legion Zone 8 Baseball Team re-inspection program of the 20 top says that long-term generic use is a poten­ and a band of chemists through two days original. tial problem, because there are many Champs. Once again these youths made it to the playoffs generic-dmg m ^ers. of pharmaceutial conferences and dinners. Thus, most evidence for or against the generic products for the same dmgs. “A w e’ll sen and almost to the top. Better luck next year. A big salute In the meantime, the FDA keeps issu­ effectiveness of generic dmgs tends to be Perkins braced a liny camera under his to these youths and to their coaches and Uainers The given dinggist may stock one brand one ing assurances that it has found no instan­ anecdotal — individual doctors ex­ dinner plate and shot pictures of Chang Dilwonh-Comell-Quey Post 102 extends to you a iob time and another at some other time. A well done. ces of “unsafe” generics being offered for periencing problems with the use of and his entourage of industry pals. sale. patient taking a dmg month after month r, Perkins’ impressive dragnet included generics for specific patients. might be getting very different dosages THE Robert J. Arson two London agents who investigated To many doctors and pharmacologists, That is not to say that there have not from refill to refill without his doctor Post historian/publicity the question is not really one of safety. been organized studies of generic-dmg ef­ Chang’s meeting there with an executive m R -^ W A R ^ M S knowing it.” Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102 Rather they question whether all generics fectiveness. The FDA itself appointed a of a New York drug firm, American The American Legion are clinically as effective as the brand- Biocquivalcnce Task Force that has met Therapeutics International. The clue for 20 American Legion Dr., Robert Wagman is a syndicated name products they seek to replace. It is a since 1986. After 50 meetings attended by columnist. that meeting surfaced in the garbage can. Manchester In the end, it was Chang’s trash that betrayed him. In November 1987 Perkins found paperwork in the trash that indi­ pockin Letters policy cated a drug company executive had sent Meanwhile, in the Big Greasy Chang a VCR. The nightly forage in the The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to trash also yielded scraps of confidential 3 C the editor. By Joe Spear (A little bit of Slolichnaya makes the of 1787 Chauteau Margaux valued at FDA documents and damning receipts. V i Letters should be brief and to the point. They should medicine go down.) $500,000 to exhibit at a wine-tasting Chang went to some pains. He would be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, Whereas, this nation deserves a reli­ • In New Orleans — where fried food party, bumped it against a table, and sud­ shred a paper and stuff had of it in the double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, ad­ able, daily source of screwball entertain­ is always in vogue — there is a grease denly felt Margaux running down his leg. bottom of a soup can and the other half in dress and daytime telephone number for verification. ment, the Spear Foundation, a small crisis. In June, the managers of a (We know Bill. This item doesn’t a cereal box. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the inter­ Washington think tank, has pulled its sewage-treatment plant in Jefferson belong in a “Stuff, Funny” file.) First Federal is giving away FREE two-day est of brevity, clarity and taste. “Stuff, Funny” file and offers these high­ Parish that had been accepting 40,000 gal­ • In Cunard, W.Va., in June, the Army Three companies have pleaded guilty getaways with every new 9-month CD. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald lights: lons of used grease a week — more than Corps of Engineers manipulated a dam on to giving Chang cash. Federal inves­ P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. • In Washington very city recently. 7(X) bathtubfuls — declared they were the New River to lower the water level so tigators have tracked amosi $20,000 in Right now, and for a short time only, when you open a 9-month CD at First goodies received by Chang, including a Marine Corps Commandant Alfred M. tired of the fat. “We’ve been warning (the Vice President Dan Quayle and family Federal, you’ll get more than just high rates on a safe investment. You'll also city) for a while,’ said one parish official, could enjoy a “kinder, gentler” free trip to Hong Kong, furniture and Gray Jr. issued orders that all his warriors enjoy a FREE two-day getaway for two at your choice of over 100 of the will read a few good books each year. ’’and finally we just decided to stop Whitewater raft ride. computer equipment from American “Marines fight better when they fight taking grease altogether.” (From Oyster Bay, N Y., comes the Therapeutics International. finest resorts, inns and hotels across the U.S.! smarter,” he wrote in a message to the (The Big Greasy maybe?) roar of Teddy Roosevelt’s ghost.) Other documents now in the govern­ To be eligible for this extraordinary FREE getaway offer, just invest at troops. A two-page recommended reading • In North Carolina, a district attorney • In Washington, Dan Quayle is chair­ ment’s hands indicate that another six least $1,000 in one of our 9-month CDs. Once you've done that, start plan­ named Mike Easley is being talked up as list was attached. Another list called “The man of the National Space Council. drug firms, several more FDA officials ning your escape. You'll be staying at some of the finest luxury lodging any­ Commandant’s Choice” will be provided. a Democratic challenger to Senator Jesse (The Spear Foundation could not locate and a generic drug industry consultant Gray said, beginning in November. Unit Helms. Easley recently told the Raleigh an expert to discuss this, so it will quote could be in hot water before the investiga­ where... many located right here in New England. Choose from such commanders were urged to hold literary News and Observer that Helms “has a one of its own staffers: “Dan’s very tion is closed. renowned places as the Jared Coffin House on Nantucket; the Windjammer discussions. very good following among people who familiar with space, having lived with the Relentless in Montauk, NY; the Copper Beech Inn in Ivoryton, CT; and many more. believe the moon landing was fake and (Reporters are checking to sec if Gray one between his ears for 42 years.”) So, visit any one of First Federal's branch offices soon and open a has a financial interest in Cliff’s Notes.) wrestling is real.” Do facto, de jure, de minimus and de Syrian President Hafez al-Assad has • Also in D.C. (and in keeping with our (Mark our words: Big Mike’s got a fu­ best to you in de remaineder of 1989 refused to end his ruthless siege of highly-rated, federally-insured CD. You'll find that it's not only a safe and legal theme), the recycling coordinator ture in politics.) Lebanese Christians — a siege that smart investment. It’s also a great way to get out of town for a few days. 1 for the Metropolitan Washington Council • In New York City last April, wine threatens to level Beirut. The Lebanese . . . m ( v & m of Governments this month discussed merchant William Sokolin took a bottle Joe Spear is a syndicated columnist. can’t cunt on Assad to macho image. His 9-month CD how the District’s new recycling law private conversations bristle with tough would work. talk. He has supported terrorists and ar­ 1 “You’re going to have a separate every- ranged assassinations. Most of Syria’s % tliing,” she said, including newspapers Arab neighbors are afraid of Assad. He is wPi and computer paper. And, she added, AC4STCF determined to squash one who isn’t “Stop using yellow legal pads.” afraid, the Christian general Michael . ^ . % 8Annual50 Rate 8Annual84 Yield (The S.F. polled several of the more - T m /s m s / Aoun.

than 30,000 attorneys in Washington, A Co st OF CD letm IS nine months, minimum balance is $1.000. Subslanlial penalty lor early withdrawal Rate and yield D.C., and received assurances that this Mini-editorial assume principal and interest remain on deposit tor one year at original rale, however, original rale may not aj 19B9 by NEA. Inc ' clearly unconstitutional edict will be chal­ ^ u / a / s / Fabio Ochoa, the father of the Colom­ be available at maturity Travel otter entitles recipient to a tree room lor two on two consecutive nights at lenged.) selected hotel Recipient must buy hotel breakfast and dinner each day ,il established prices Limit one *■( bia’s most notorious drug dealers, is such weekend per household Travel must be completed by 9 30 90 2050 A.D.: Rock ’n’ roll legend returns • In the Soviet Union this spring, the a compassinate guy. Last week he again — earns $3.5 billion per concert weekly journal Literarumaya Gazeta moaned about the toll being taken in reported that sausage-makers were put­ Colombia’s battle to slop his drug-dealing ting too many “protein enhancers” offspring: “Nobody wins a war. Left be­ First Federal Savings (cowhide, bone, etc.) in Uieir products, hind are orphans, widows and grieving and that the links were also frequently mothers.” There are plenty of widows, or­ T/je Eagk aniou^banks iHaiirliPstrr ilrralil spiced with sand, glass and nails. phans and grieving mothers in drug-rid­ Further, the magazine stated, it had m sH m m r den U.S. cities, too. They would say that Pounded In 1881 tested Soviet sausages on a pack of 30 Ochoa’sons are the root of that misery. 289-6401 P E N N r M SIEFFERT...... Pi.hii.h., hungry house cals and 24 of them had GEORGE - CHAPPELL...... refused to touch the stuff. The remaining MARIE P GRADY ...... c itv F,.i six ale the sausages, the magazine said, Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta AIS XA N D EB G m iL ir ...... !! ; ;;; 1 2 ; “only if they were half-starved.” East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, 7AS oi^mfcuMSc^n) are syndicated columnists. Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor.

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Judith Mrosek and William Bcifiore, it difficult to slay in the.boundaries. who agreed to preserve nine acres of The Cheney National Historic the lawn, restrict development and District Commission had approved conversions to residential use and Jim Mets doing fast fade in the East the 20-foot encroachment. include size and density require­ At the public hearing on the ments to ensure that housing blends amendments. Historic commission Murray in with the existing mansions. Chairman William E. FitzGerald “1 think it’s a reasonable request,” asked that his commission be in­ Cubbies widen their margin to 6 V2 games PZC member William Bayer said. volved in any site plan reviews for But in its approval, the commis­ lawn development. sion eliminatod or changed some Planning Director Mark Pellegrini NL Roundup parts of the amendments, including said Monday existing Historic Zone a provision allowing mansion regulations include a provision that Worried look owners to expand their structures by the historic commission act as an 25 percent of the original size for advisory body on plans. By Joe Mooshil access if their homes are convened PZC members Brindamour, is always with The Associated Press to multifamily housing. Bayer, Truman Crandall, Ronald The commission said expansion Gates and Leo Kwash voted on the CHICAGO — Unless the turn into the by 10 percent of the original size is amendments. Chairman Alfred W. Philadelphia Phillies of 1964, the are enough. Sieffen Sr. was not at Monday’s Vikes^ Burns finished in the East. Members also eliminated a meeting. The Phillies of 25 years ago blew a 6'/2-game lead provision allowing parking to in­ The commission tabled a vote on with 12 games left to give the NL pennant to the St. trude 20 feet into the preserved area a request by seven mansion owners 1 always thought that when Don Coryell got out of Louis Cardinals. After beating the Mets 10-6 Monday of the lawn. to change the zoning of about 25 coaching, the last of the great doom sayers got out of the night, the (Tubs have a 6'/2-game margin over the Mets, a The 20 feet “is a tremendous game. team that six months ago was a top-heavy favorite to win acres of the lawn from Residence the NL East area,” Commission member William AA to Historic so the Planning You remember Don Coryell. He was the guy who used Bayer said. Mets manager Davey Johnson realizes the difficulty of Department could advertise that the to stand on the sidelines with his hands on his knees and the task. At an Aug. 7 public hearing on new amendments had been adopted. stare out at the line of scrimmage like a guy who just got the proposal, project architect Alan “Now we have to win tomorrow and get help from The commission also decided to a peek at his own coffin. Guys have gone to the electric Lamson argued that under the jxistpone its vote on a new zoning some other people, ’ John.son said. “Somebody else has chair happier than Coryell went to Charger games. He got to beat the Cubs.” amendments, half of the parking map that shows boundaries for the must be enclosed, which could make preserved area of the lawn. looked like a guy who knows the warden isn’t going to In losing a game they absolutely had to win, die Mets call. sustained setbacks with each of their Cy Young Award The Associated Press When he left, I thought the breed had died out. winners. The Cubs battered left-hander Frank Viola, the HURRICANE DAMAGE — Steve Perry examines a car American League Cy Vbung winner a year ago, for six Juan Monday. Hurricane Hugo damaged large portions of the Ladies and gentlemen, meet Jerry Bums. smashed by a large tree in the Ocean Park section of San city Monday. runs and eight hits in 5 1-3 innings. And right-hander Z o n in g Jerry is the coach of the Minnesota Vikings, which is Dwight Gooden, the 1985 NL Cy Young recipient, was enough to give anybody a worried look, but Jerry would scratched from the starting assignment in texlay’s game at From Page 1 have to cheer up merely to be considered lugubrious. His Wriglcy Field because of soreness in his right arm. The Associ.iled Press Hurricane Damage expression is not .so much disdain or disgust as tliat of a Chicago beat the Mets for the seventh time in eight H u go man who wants to have nothing to do with the terrible games at Wrigley Field by overcoming a 3-0 deficit with Johnson is hit by a pitch loading the bases against the four-run uprisings in the fifth and eighth innings. Luis The existing Planned Residence defeated that plan in part because it things going on around him. He’s like a guy who pulls ont nights game at Wrigley Field. The Mets’ struck Salazar hit a two-run homer to give the Cubs a 4-3 lead From Page 1 Development and Comprehensive did not include a provision for affor­ the shades when he hears screams in the alley. He out to end the game. The Cubs won, 10-6, to widen their lead in the NL East to 6 1/2 Urban Development zones would and Chicago led 10-3 after its least likely slugger, games. dable housing and required ad­ doesn’t want to get involved. reliever Mitch Williams, hit a three-run homer. It was his not allow a high enough density for ministrative procedures were un­ You know how other coaches are? They stand on the first major-league hit in five at-bats. In Hawaii, Secretary of the Inter­ Montserrat and the U.S. and British mill conversions. clear. The Cubs cha.scd Viola by scoring twice in the sixth, sidelines and cup their hands and shout till the cords “It was kind of a goofy game but I’m glad the good DeLeon, 16-11, entered the game having allowed only ior Manuel Lujan said $500,000 in Virgin Islands. then scored what proved to be the deciding runs in the guys won,” Cubs manager Don Zimmer said. two earned runs in his previous 30 2-3 innings — a 0.59 emergency assistance funds were Six people were killed and PZC members William Bayer, When MacFarlane reapplied, he come out in their necks. They clap, cuss, pace, groan. eighth. Williams drove in three with his homer, then al­ “We’re one step closer with 12 to go,” said Zimmer, earned-run average. He has been especially effective released to aid storm-stricken areas hundreds of buildings were flattened Ronald Gates and Truman Crandall proposed two mechanisms for con­ Sometimes they grab a player coming off the field and lowed three in the top of the ninth. of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin supported the amendment while al­ verting mills, a revised floating his­ yell in his ear or pat him on the back. They shriek at the who refu.sed to say the race was over. “Funny things can against Montreal this season, winning four of five on the British island of Montserrat, happen in this game.” Williams got Les Lancaster out of a jam in the eighth decision. Islands. the British government said today. It ternate Theodore Brindamour and toric zone amendment and the officials, plead with the linesmen. Vince Lombardi u.scd when the Mets scored once, and he retired the first two Rained ()ut Wednesday after allowing just one hit over The weather service said maxi­ said nearly all of the 12,(X)0 island member Leo Kwash opposed it. amendment allowing developiers to The Cubs’ magic number was reduced to eight over batters in the ninth. to look like a guy having a nervous breakdown. second-place St. Louis and to seven over the third-place 5 1-3 innings of a scoreless tie against Pittsburgh, mum sustained winds had slowed to residents were homeless. LOW COASTAL AREA Chairman Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. was apply for the special exception per­ But a double by Kevin Elster, a walk, singles by Jef­ Jerry Bums just distances him.self from the whole Mets. Any combination of Cubs’ victories and Cardinals’ DeLeon blanked Montreal until running into control near 105 mph with hurricane-force Britain reported the Royal Navy not at Monday’s meeting. mit. feries and Juan Samueul and a hit batsman brought losses totaling seven would give Chicago its second NL trouble in the eighth. He allowed just two hits, Jjut winds extending up to 60 miles from marines landed on Montserrat to Storm Surges mess. Look at him now on the sidelines. He avoids all Strawberry up as the tying run. Brindamour said he didn’t like the Both said developers may convert East title in five years. walked five while striking out five. the center. It was moving to the help clear the airport runway so personal contact. He shuns the players. Ushers look more Many hurricane deaths occur from drowning Within the storm’s eye a idea of putting residences in in­ mills 10,000 square feet or larger Williams got Strawberry on strikes to end the game. Jose (Dquendo and Tom Brunansky walked against northwest at 13 mph and was ex­ planes could deliver aid supplies. interested. His staff runs the game. Jerry acts as if he has The Cardinals remained five games back of the Cubs violent drop in pressure has a plunger' effect on the sea where walls o* dustrial areas, especially the area of and must make 10 percent of the by beating Montreal 3-2. “I wasn’t the hero,” Williams said. “Dean Wilkins was Bryn Smith, 10-10, with one out in the second and ad­ pected to continue in that direction Five people were report^ killed, Hilliard and Adams streets, where better thing to do. Or he can’t wait for the game to be the here). He went through the middle of their lineup.” high water are generated and radiate outward, flooding low coastal areas converted units affordable to low- In the other NL game, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia vanced on a single by Pena to load the bases. DeLeon during the next 24 hours. 80 injured and more than 10,0(X) several manufacturers are located. over so he can set about doing them. If he talks to a Wilkins pitched two scoreless innings to gain his first and moderate-income families. 6- 2. forced Oquendo at home on a grounder to Smith before Hurricane warnings were in effect homeless on the French island of player, you get the impression he’s asking him how the major league decision. Thompson doubled to left. for the southern Bahamas, including HURRICANE DAMAGE — Steve Perry examines a car Kwash said he believes the Home runs by Gregg Jefferies, his ninth, and Darryl Guadeloupe. Two were killed in An­ But the sjxicial exception amend­ wife is. ‘What can I say?” Wilkins said. “It was my first win Smith has won only once in his last 12 starts. the Turks and Caicos islands. tigua and one man was electrocuted amendment allows spot zoning. ment is preferable because it limits Strawberry, his 28th but first since Aug. 16, helped stake and I was happy 1 was able to help the team.” smashed by a large tree in the Ocean Park section of San He doesn’t wear a headset. He never appears to be the Mets to an early lead. Pena hit his fourth homer, off reliever John Can­ “Unfortunately, our best (hur­ in Puerto Rico on Sunday while Kwash had voted against a similar conversion to mills in a Business II He did an outstanding job, but so did everyone else,” Juan Monday. Hurricane Hugo damaged large portions of the drawing a play on a slate. Yru’d figure the game was The Cubs caught up to Viola, 3-5, by scoring four delaria, to make it 3-0 in the eighth. The homer was the ricane computer projection) models trying to remove a television anten­ city Monday. proposal from MacFarlane earlier or Industrial zone and will be easier Zimmer said. “That’s been our story all season. Different 17th of Pena’s career at Olympic Stadium. indicate that it will turn back” na as he prepared for the storm. to handle administratively. Planning only mildly interesting to him. Plus, he expects the times in the fifth, the capper being Salazar’s two-run people helping us win different games.” this year for the same reason. Pirates 6, Phillies 2: Three hits and three RBIs by towards the west — and the East In Paris, the French Defense Min­ Director Mark Pellegrini told com­ worst. Actually, he makes Coryell look like an optimist. homer. It was Salazar’s ninth homer of the season and What about the homer, Mitch? 106,000 residents live on St. site of many large tourist hotels, Under that proposal a floating his­ led Pittsburgh to its eighth victory in nine Coast, said Bob Sheets, director of istry assigned 3,000 soldiers, two mission members. first since being acquired by the Cubs from San Diego “It wa.s a fluke. Dumb luck. He hit my bat,” Williams Thomas and St. Croix, where a ham most of which had broken windows toric zone could be applied to all Bums just knows those guys are going to screw up. Aug. 30. games. the National Hurricane Center in military transport aircraft and four radio operator said winds had tom on upper floors. Bands of looters You draw all lhe.se lovely can’t-miss schemes on the said of his blow off reliever Don Aase. “But when I go Bonilla s bases-loaded single in the fifth inning scored Coral Gables, Fla. cargo vessels to assist in restoring mill buildings registered as historic The commission Monday un­ Salazar, who had faced Viola in the American League, up there, I don’t get cheated. I take my hacks.” off the roofs of up to 75 percent of took advantage of the confusion. at the local, state or federal level and blackboard and then somebody forgets the ball. 'When said he was “looking for something in the strike zone that two runs and broke a 1-1 tie against Jason Grimsiey, 1-2. Since Sunday, the storm has communications and emergency ser­ the homes. animously denied MacFarlane’s the mills could be converted to amendment for the floating historic that happens. Bums never changes expression. It’s as if I could drive. 1 know he goes taoffspeed pitches when R J. Reynolds followed Bonilla with an RBI grounder to caused widespread damage in vices to Guadeloupe. There was widespread damage in Cardinals 3, Expos 2: Jose DeLeon was wild, but make it 4-1. Hugo is the fourth hurricane of residences. zone and subsequently adopted the he expected it all along. He knows the next card will be a there are runners on base.” Guadeloupe, Antigua, St. Kitts, Most of the Virgin Islands’ San Juan s ritzy Condao Beach area. Montreal’s hitters were undisciplined. As a result, the the Atlantic hurricane season. The commission narrowly special exception amendment. trey, the next dice craps. Viola, facing the Cubs for the first time, had little Expos are in even worse shape than the Mets. Bonilla had tripled in the fourth to erase a 1-0 choice but to throw offspeed pitches. Philadelphia lead. You’d think a guy named Jerome Monahan Bums “I was pitching behind in the count — a lot of 2-1, 3-1 “I’m a four-pitch pitcher,” he said, “but the only pitch Jay Bell got an inside-the-park in the would have a sunnier outlook on life but Jerry Bums is counts,” DeLeon said. “But I threw a lot of pitches they seventh when his sinking liner skipped past right fielder 1 had working tonight was my changeup. I got away with shouldn’t have been swinging at, and they did.” State residents ready relief not your music hall Irish, wisecracking and butter-ton- it the fir.st few innings, but 1 was behind the hitters all Dwayne Murphy and rolled to the warning track. It was St. Louis got a two-run double from Milt Thompson gued. Rat O’Brien would never get the part. the first inside-the-park homer by a Pirate since Barry night and you can’t get by major league hitters with only and a solo homer from Tony Pena to win for only the “There will be nobody on the It’s not that Jerry Bums doesn’t care. It’s just that he one pitch.” Bonds hit one off Philadelphia’s Shane Rawley on July By The Associated Press prevented any definitive tallies on fourth time in 12 games. 28,1987. street asking for money,” stressed damages or casualties. T# knows what he’s up against. People fumble. They drop As Hurricane Hugo continued to Cesar Batalla, president of the Puer­ In Newington, at the office of the passes, miss signals. Looking on the dark side of things to Rican Coalition. best solution ravage Puerto Rico and other islands American Radio Relay League, the is an occupational hazard with football coaches. They go in the eastern Caribbean, Puerto Hugo’s 125 mph winds pounded league’s field services manager, Puerto Rico Monday after ripping down in lore as Gloomy Gil and Sad Sam. There’s never Red Sox pay back Blue Jays in Toronto Rican communities across Connec­ Rick F^alm, was monitoring ham been a football coach known as Lucky, or Horsc.shocs. ticut gathered together to organize across other islands in the eastern radio communications from the Bums is widely conceded to be the nearest thing to relief efforts and await the word on Caribbean, leaving at least 14 dead Caribbean, but said no reports from TORONTO (AP) — It was payback time, a chance for “Sure we were pumped,” Morgan added. “But 15 second baseman Nelson Liriano’s throw pulled Fred and tens of thousands homeless. at the best price. an offensive genius the game has, now that Bill Walsh how hard the island was hit. Puerto Rico had been received by the Boston Red Sox to get even for 15 straight losses straight losses to these guys in Fenway is only part of the McGriff off the bag. Marty Barrett brought Romine In Hartford, the telephones at La Puerto Rican Governor Hernan­ early evening. has left. He draws these beautiful diagrams on the board. against the at Fenway Rirk. reason. Beating Oakland helped t(X).” home with a bunt single along the first-base line. Casa de Puerto Rico were ringing dez Colon said late Monday that he He said the 5,682 amateur radio He doesn’t really expect them to work. It’s like giving, The Red Sox did just that, roughing up Blue Jays The Red Sox were coming off a three-game sweep of Dwight Evans doubled off the wall in left, scoring off the hook with people seeking in­ had no reports of hurricane-related operators on the island would have Rolls-Royces to a tribe of savages. His blueprints are like starter John Cerutti for five runs in the top of the third en the A’s in Boston, while the Blue Jays had just taken Boggs and Barrett, and Evans came home on Nick Esas- deaths on the island, but that poor The Quick Success® Weight-Loss Program formation that no one had. All com­ dismantled antennas before the hur­ the Austrian cavalry. They look pretty but they’re no route to a 6-3 victory Monday night, their fourth suaight three straight from the Indians. ky’s 28th homer of the season. The two-run homer upped communication across Puerto Rico triumph. munications with Puerto Rico had ricane arrived. Flexible Fits your lifestyle. good in a war. Kevin Romine got Boston’s five-run third inning Esasky’s RBI total to 102, tied with New York’s Don been cut by the hurricane’s 125 mph “I don’t know how to explain it,” Red Sox manager started with an infield single leading off. Rick Cerone’s Mattingly for second in the AL behind Ruben Sierra of winds. Not that Coach Bums is resigned. No matter how u.scd Joe Morgan said. “We play them tough here and they do grounder moved Romine to second and Wade Boggs’ Texas, who has 110. Effective You'll see results fast. “Sometimes they say no news is he gets to his team’s blunders, it just plunges him into the same to us at home.” grounder moved him to third, Boggs also reaching when Barrett said it was a good thing the Red Sox capital­ good news, but we know that this M u rd er more gloom. He expects them but he’s not tolerant of ized on what Cerutti gave them. time it’s not,” said Malena Pagan, Easy Enjoy regular food with your family and friends. them. He lost an exhibition game to the Rams here a “We just took advantage of a little lapse in concenua- taking a break from answering From Page 1 couple of Saturdays ago and, in the locker room later, he tion by Cerutti,” Barrett said. “After that inning he set­ telephones at the Hartford office of Costs Less Low weekly fee. No Contracts. drew a portrait of his team that was revealing, if unflat­ tled right down.” La Casa. Mike Boddicker, 13-11, scattered seven hits over not be set any lower than $2(X),000. tering. In Bridgeport, leaders of the Puer­ to stfangle me, and I had to stab C onvenient seven innings. He allowed all three Toronto runs, struck to Rican community decided that, A probable cause hearing for the him, Giacomo told police inves­ At a time and place near you. “We stunk the joint out tonight,” he growled. “I would out two and walked two. starting today, monetary donations, case has been scheduled for Oct. 10. tigating the crime, according to the say the defense played lousy 50 percent of the time, the Moynahan said if Giacomo is still warrant. Successful Boddicker, acquired from Baltimore last season, said preferably checks and money orders, Proven effective. Has helped millions. special teams 75 percent and the offense 100 percent of helping his former teammates as they chase the Blue Jays can be made at sites throughout the incarcerated at that time, he will re­ The warrant says Giacomo told the time. We didn’t do anything but block a punt. That in the American League East race was not a motivating East Side. quest a further reduction of the bail. police he went to Paul’s residence to epitomizes our game. factor. purchase valium but failed. “The experience we’ve had in the Apparently, the murder happened “We get two touchdowns called back on the same “I’m not pulling for the Orioles, I’m pulling for the past is that too many clothes were Giacomo told police that Paul was a Red Sox,” Boddicker said after reducing the Blue Jays after a drug deal had gone sour, ac­ heavy cocaine user, and that Paul at­ series and then miss a field goal from the 2-yard line. It collected that weren’t needed,” said cording to the warrant filed by was a sick operation all the way. You’d think we got our lead to two games over the idle Orioles. “I’m sure tacked him when Giacomo told the they’re happy about what I did tonight. But I’m not for Carmen DeJesus, president of the Manchester police for Giacomo’s game plan out of a Cracker Jack box.” Spanish Mercluints Association. victim that he could not provide him anybody but Boston. Let those guys do it on their own.” arrest. In the warrant, Giacomo is with cocaine, according to the war­ Onlookers were surprised he noticed. Coach Bums She said the money could be used first quoted as denying he com­ Rob Murphy pitched one-hit ball over the final two in­ rant. Join by September 23 at these convenient times and locations; docs not seem to be that much in a game once it has ning to gain his eighth save. to buy supplies in the common­ mitted the crime and then admitting kicked off. He mopes along the sides, hands in pockeus, Giacomo told police he had sold Cerutti, 11-10, gave up all six runs, three canted on wealth, which has about 3 million to it. cocaine to Raul “a few times.” the EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR occasionally glancing out onto the field, as if to confirm people. eight hits to fall to 11-10. He struck out three and didn’t “He jumped on me. He was trying warrant says. First Congregational Church Second Congregational Church Wapping Comm. Church his worst fears. The rest of the time, he looks like a guy 837 Main Street walk a batter. 385 N. Main St. 17M Ellington Rd. trying to remember what he did with his keys or whether • Wed. to am, 4:45 pm & 7 pm • Mon. 4:45 pm & 7 pm •Thurs. 4:45 pm & 7 pm he locked the front door and put the cat out. He smiles Carlos Quintana doubled to right with two outs, went Knights of Columbus Hall •Wed. 4:45 pm & 7 pm twice a year but not during football season. to third on a passed ball and scored when Jody Reed P etitio n 1831 Main Street Community Baptist Church “Once the game starts, your preparation is over with,” lined a single to left. •Mon 7pm 585 E. Center Street he says, shmgging. “It’s too late to make over. The The Blue Jays had a chance to blow the game wide • Tues. 6 pm decision-making is up to others.” open in the bottom of the second, loading the bases with From Page 1 • Thurs. 10 am So, Coach Bums doesn’t keep a low profile so much none out. However, the Blue Jays could manage only one • Sat. 9:45 am the request. as he keeps no profile. But his brow darkens when they run on a fielder’s choice by Ranee Mulliniks. Boddicker the townspeople to make the added. The petition, signed by 30 resi­ turn his meltxlramatic plans into comedy. got Lee Mazzilli to hit into a double play to end the in­ decision about how the Loomis Wilmot also said the committee Meetings begin at times listed above. ning. dents, was submitted to the town House should be used, not “just five “We better take stock of our team,” he warns. “We clerk Friday by Lyndon Wilmot. proposing the police facility Doors open 45 minutes earlier for registration. No reservation needed. “You have to be looking for a double play in that situa­ or six people on the council.” Wil­ proposal is the only one that has a may not be the team we’re cracked up to be. We’re Wilmot is a police lieutenant for tion,” Boddicker said. “I’m not going to strike out too mot said the council promised that complete plan including cost es­ recognized as a heralded team. They’re even talking of the town. In an interview before the CALL 1-800-333-3000 many guys, so I’m definitely thinking double play.” townspeople would be able to make timate. The cost of renovating the us as a Super Bowl team. We’ve got some g(X)d players. meeting Wilmot said, “We’re calling OR 1-800-972-9320 George Bell hit a sacrifice fly in the third and an RBI- the decision. home to house the facility is es­ That doesn’t always mean you have a gcxxi team.” the issue.” single in the fifth, both times driving home Lloyd He said he is concerned if it is left timated at $1,267,441.80. The loca­ Join for Only $8.00 If the Vikings do get in and win the Super Bowl, Moseby, to account for Toronto’s final runs. The two Wilmot said tlie matter had been up to the council a choice may be you’ll have no trouble recognizing the coach. He’ll be before the council for more than 60 tion would provide police higher RBIs boosted Bell’s total for the season to 99. made that the community doesn’t the one who looks as if he just lost his wallet or heard the The Associated Press days without action taken and under visibility and better access in town, Moseby, who had three hits, said it was important for really want. Wilmot said. die Town Charter that meant a Spe­ FREE REGISTRATION. SAVE *20 IRS called. If the team loses? Well, he’il be the one who LATE THROW — Boston’s Sam Horn (30) slides into second base in vain as Toronto’s Nel­ the Blue Jays to remain upbeat and put losses behind Wilmot noted the police facility Wilmot said the town attorney’s doesn’t look all surprised. them quickly. cial Town Meeting could be re­ proposal has the backing of the en­ Fee for subsequent weeks $8. OfTer valid at participating locations only. Cannot be combined son Liriano attempts to turn a double play during eighth-inning action Monday night in position means the committee will “This lime of year has got to be all positive. Even if quested. tire police departipent and was sub­ rates. Weight Watchers is a registered trademark of WEIGHT Toronto. Liriano’s throw was too late to complete the double play. The Red Sox went on to In addition, Wilmot said he wants have to evaluate its next course of WAT ( HERS INTERNATIONAL, INC, ©1989 WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL, INC. Jim Mlurray is a syndicated columnist. a 6-3 victory. you get blown out 12-0, you pick out some positive mitted in the council, he action. things that happened and take diem home with you.” 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Scpi. 19, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 19.1989 -13 Midget football IN BRIEF. Broncos defense dominates for a night TickptH! fn r r1inriA» I ------Tickets for dinner available By Barry Wilner The r(X)kie kicker also hit from 22, 33 kicks off season A limited number of tickets are available for The Associated Press and 24 yards. Friday night s 10th annual Manchester Sports Hall “We’ve always got somebody coming I and Navy Club. Tickets ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The up with a big play when we need it,” said The Manchester Midget Football son, Patt Flynn and Bob Nechetilo. ($15 apiece) cam be purchased at the main branch defense was supposed to take charge, Tyrone Braxton, who had one intercep­ League kicked off its 35th season The Jets struck first in the of Savings Bank of Manchester and Manchester tion Monday night and scored on an inter­ Slate Bank. .sparking the offen.se to a big show in Sunday afternoon at Mount Nebo’s nightcap with Kavin Banks scoring prime time. ception return last week. “Our mie is be 1 Carlin Memorial Field with the on a 17-yard run. The Giants came Slated for induction are Stan Hilinski, Jack Strat­ It did, unexpectedly, for Denver, while consistent, don’t give up the big plays and Chargers blanking the Eagles in the back to score on a 25-yard run by ton, Bill Masse, AI Obuchowski and the late Mick­ Buffalo’s plans to do exactly that never make the big plays ourselves.” opener, 46-0, and the Giants getting u Rodney Oliver. Quarterback Mike ey Kalkavcck. Tom Slringfellow and Lee Fracchia materialized. U.sually, that’s what the offcn.se docs. It by the Jets in the nightcap, 36-14. Brown added the conversion for an will receive the Unsung and Friend of Sports TTie Broncos, winners of just one of had its share of critical plays, too — by The Chargers, after a fumble 8-6 Giant lead. Award. Dinner will be at 7 p.m. their previous 11 Monday night road ap­ Vance John.son, Humphrey and Sammy recovery by Kevin Griffin, scored Mark Skoog .scored on a 1-yard pearances and beaten in their last eight Winder, who went past 5,(XK) career rush- on their first offensive play from 3 on 3 tournament is set run and Oliver on a 7-yard run in the games on artificial turf, convincingly ing yards, and, of cour.se, quarterback senmmage and never looked back in second quarter. Josh Solomonson’s The Manchester Jaycecs first annual “3 on 3” reversed those trends with a 28-14 vic­ John Elway. { the opener. Peter Leonard put up the conversion made it 22-6 at the half. basketball tournament will be held Saturday, Oct. tory. Only when the Bills went to a “This is a big, big win for us with a first TD on an 18-yard run. The Jets closed the gap on a 60- 21, at 4 p.m. at the Mahoney Rec Center. hurry-up offense that their coach, Marv young team,” said Elway, who saw Kendall Lumpkin added the yard run by Banks on a double The event is sponsored by the Jaycees, Nassiff Levy, had called unethical before last Reeves make more personnel changes second TD on a 5-yard run with reverse with Taharri Turner adding Sports Co. and the Manchester Herald. year’s AFC championship game did Den­ than any other coach in the league. “Wc Ryan Rawlinitis adding the conver­ the conversion. But the Giants The tournament includes a long distance ver’s revitalized defense struggle. knew wc had to slow them down with our sion. Sam DeJesus upped the finished up the scoring with Brown shootout. Entry fee is $30 per team with an entry But not for long. dcfcn.se and the defense really huna in halftime score to 20-0 with a 6-yard scoring on a 9-yard run; Oliver ad­ deadline of Oct. 15 there.” TD run. We didn’t want to be in a situation ding the conversion, and Oliver For more information, contact Leo Diana at where we were on our heels all the time,” The Bills defense, the .stingiest in the In the third quarter, Cory Wrobcl closing it out on an 82-yard run fol­ 647-1382 or 643-2181. Coach Dan Reeves said. “To .say it was a AFC last year, was victimized by Buf­ scored on an 18-yard run and Pat lowing a Matt Jaworski fumble Little League meeting set great win for us would be an understate­ falo’s offensive problems. K Tanasi added a 35-yard TD for the recovery. ment.” “It could have been 50-0 instead of Chargers. Lumpkin returned an in­ Dallas Houle, Larry Price, Adam The Manchester Little League will conduct its The Broncos ranked just 22nd in NFL 15-0 early on, with all the mistakes wc terception 25 yards for a score in the West, Josh Solomonson, Matt annual election of officers on Monday (Sept. 25) at defensive statistics last season. They made,” nose tackle Fred Smcrlas said. final stanza. Ed Pink in added the Brown and Robert Hernandez the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive at 8 30 made the Super Bowl in 1986 and 1987, “Everyone tries to make a big play and p.m. w conversion. Finally, Tanasi scored played well for the Giants. Best for only to have the defen.se betray them in that forces mistakes and lo.scs cohesivc- on a 15-yard run. the Jets were Jason Lazzaris, Percy MCC women soccer bows the big game. ncss. Wc tried too hard, got frustrated in­ tl Steve Han.son, Ken Dunnels, Eric Price, Gary Bacon, Chuck Richards, So Reeves fired longtime defensive stead of focusing on what wc should do.” Fernandez, Scott Oliver, Kevin Wol- Don Parker and Tabari Stringer. NEW LONDON — The Manchester Community coordinator Joe Collier and replaced him What the defending AFC East cham­ lenbcrg and Conrad LaPointe played Play resumes Friday at Carlin College women’s soccer team opened its 1989 with Wade Phillips. The defense has been pions should do, according to Coach well for the Chargers. Best for the Field with the Eagles against the .season with all-0 loss to host Mitchell College sensational, forcing eight turnovers, as Marv Levy, is forget the past — last Eagles were Ian O ’Reilly, Jeff Jets in the 6:30 p.m. opener and the Monday aftemiwn. Denver went 2-0 with wins over Kan.sas sca.son’s unbeaten record at home, and Migliori, Peter Santos, Eric Ander­ Chargers and Giants in the nightcap. MCC’s next game is Saturday against Holyoke City and the Bills, last week’s defeat of Miami on the last Community College. play of the NR. opener. Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald “He wants us to be aggressive,” comer- back Wymon Henderson, who picked off “We’re not going to win becau.se we’re IT’S A GOAL — Manchester High's Kathy Cumberbatch Sheehan High at Memorial Field. Manchester was back in ac­ two pas.ses by Jim Kelly, .said. “Wc want go

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Paul Azingor $630,999 ___creme .580 2112 E—Buhner, Vizquel. LOB— Seattle 8, Texas 26 Gave strength Kansas City 86 64 7. Curtis Strange $630,420 24 Before long face and zaftig figure have brightened such in ‘China Beach.’ I’m happy now that I took the playing from a piece of sheet music,” she said. .573 31/2 11. 2B—Griffey, Manrique. HFt— JGonzalez PEPi: to Texas 76 73 25 Hereditary fac­ role.” .510 13 (1). SB—Kunkel (3). S—ftlm eiro. 8 . CNpBock $586,091 movies as “Hairspray,” “Working Girl,” “Last “My mom was shocked. Then I started studying Minnesota 76 74 .507 131/2 9. Scott Hoch $550,557 30 Companion of tors She will be a recurring character in “China Seattle IP H R ER BB SO odds Exit to Brooklyn” and TV’s “Baby Cakes” in ballet. I loved it. I was the center of attention. 66 83 ,443 23 Seattle 10. David Frost $528,816 27 Deviation 38 Recently (2 50 Female birds Chicago 64 86 11. Fred Couples $502,844 31 Facile recent years. Beach,” which has its season premiere Wednes­ ,427 251/2 Bankhead 6 42265 28 Jacob's twin “My mother kind of held me back. She was Monday's Games 12 Mark O'Meara $49L737 wds.) MJackson L4-6 1 1-3 2 3 3 3 1 33 Chemical 29 Young 51 Double curve “Holly’s well aware of why she’s in Viemam,” day. afraid 1 couldn’t take the rejection. You still face 13. Tim Simpson $482|o93 ending 40 Own (Scot.) Oakland 4, Cleveland 2. 10 innings Comstock 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 socialites said Lake. “She’s a smart girl but she’s the baby rejection. It’s part of the business. You feel terrible Texas 14. Mark McK^umber $474[587 42 Dance costume 53 Before Wed. Lake calls herself a “Sesame Street” baby who Boston 6, Toronto 3 15. Blaine McCallister $455A51 34 Hawaiian Ryan 71-3 3 2 2 5 2 32 Between OK of all those there. Her perky energy makes the grew up in New York’s Westchester County. At when you’re shot down when you want a job that California 6, Minnesota 3 16. Bill Glasson $414^511 volcano, Mauna 54 Electrified parti GuanteW,6-5 1 0 0 0 0 0 and TN 45 On the peak guys happy. She reminds them of home. But she one point she wanted to be change her name to means so much to you.” Chicago 4, Kansas City 2 17. BobTway $404io06 35 Actress Claire Texas 5. Seattle 2 Rogers 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 46 German Mr. also grates on McMuiphy’s nerves, which is great HBP—Valle by Ryan 2. WP—Ryan, 18. Mike Hulbort $381,672 35 Regarding (2 Laura Ingalls, after the heroine on “Little House □ □ □ Only games scheduled 36 College deg. 48 Thing in law 55 Agnus___ U m pires-Hom e, Cousins; First, Wrung; 19. Bon Crenshaw $ 3 7 lil9 5 wds.) because we have a little conflict. on the Prairie.” When she watched “The Brady TRAIN TO MOSCOW — Billy Crystal takes Tuesday's Games Secorrd, Voltaggio; Third, McKean. / 20. Mike Donald $344[248 36 Prosaic 21. VWyne Grady $342,864 “McMurphy is moody and depressed. 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I think we’re the older sister in my family, but I wanted to be 21. Crystal was the first Western comedian to film 4-4), 7:35 p.m. Dwnng dh 5 0 0 0 Newmn ss 5 0 0 0 27. Dave Rummells $319,259 rose McLmr 2b 5 2 2 0 Gladden If 4 0 0 0 pretty similar. She knows more about Viemam feston (Boyd 2-2) at Toronto (Flanagan 28. Wayne Levi $317,322 44 Actress Arlene the youngest child on television. I never thought a comedy special in the Soviet Union. While in 8-10), 7:35 p.m. DWhitecI 5 0 0 0 Puckett cl 4 0 3 0 Pirates 6, Phillies 2 29. Mike Reid $314,253 than I do, since I was bom in 1968.” about feature films until ‘Hairspray.’” Moscow Crystal attended a family reunion of C^ilornia (Finley 15-8) at Minnesota (Tapani Joyner 1b 5 1 2 1 Moses cl 0 0 0 0 30. Jim Carter $306,587 21 When Lake was offered the role she’d never 2-0), 8:05 p.m. CDavisIf 3 2 2 3 H rbe klb 4 1 2 1 PHILA prrrsBURGH 31. Ken Green $304,754 4 7 C ^e e Lake calls John Waters’ “Cry Baby” a musical more than 20 relatives, some of whom had not Football 23 24 Chicago (Dotson 4-10) at Kansas City Armas rf 4 0 1 0 Gaetti 3b 2 0 0 0 a b rh b l a b rh b l Transactions 32 Gene Sauers $299,373 dispenser 28 seen “China Beach,” which focuses on the women comedy about juvenile delinquents in Baltimore in seen each other in 70 years. He performed at the (McWilliams 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Rarrish c 4 0 2 0 Hale 3b 1 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 1 0 0 0 Bonds It 3 1 0 0 33. Scott Simpson $298,920 49 Article in Viemam at an evacuation hospital and rccrea- 1954. Pushkin Theatre on Aug. 7 for the special. Seattle (Zavaras 1-5) at Texas (Hough Howell 3b 4 1 2 1 Bush rf 4 1 2 0 Ford It 3 0 1 0 Bell ss 4 2 2 1 34. Tom Byrum $297,723 52 Talc 10-13). 8:35 p.m. KArxlrs ss 4 0 1 0 Larkin dh 4 0 1 0 Herr 2b 4 1 2 0 VsnSlyk cf 2 2 2 0 BASEBALL 35. Bruce Lietzke $296,920 Wednesday's Games Kruk 1b 4 0 1 0 Bonilla 1b NFL standings 55 Fades away Harper c 2 0 0 0 4 0 3 3 American League 36. Gil Morgan $295,567 DwMpy If 3 0 0 0 RReylds rf 3 0 0 1 AMERCAN CONFERENCE 56 Winding Webster c 1 0 0 0 MINNESOTA TWINS—Renewed the contract 37. Sandy Lyle $292,293 Milwaukee at New 'ybrk, 7:30 p.m. VHayesrf 4 1 1 1 King 3b 4 1 1 0 East 57 Long times Bckmn 2b 3 1 1 1 of Tom Kelly, manager, through the 1991 38. Stove Palo $281,878 Detroit at Baltimore, 735 p.m. Totals 39 6 12 5 Totals 34 3 9 2 Thonss 4 0 1 0 LVIlierec 3 0 0 0 W L T Pet. PF PA 39. Nick Price $275,350 58 Dress fussily TV Tonight season. Oakland at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 Lirvf 2b 4 0 0 1 Buffalo 1 1 0 . 500 41 52 California 311 100 000—6 SEATTLE MARINERS— Named Tom Jones 40. Larry Mize $270,317 59 Those in office Boston at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. CHayes 3b 4 0 0 1 WhIk p Miami 1 1 0 . 500 48 37 Mlnnaaota OOO 001 002—3 0 0 0 0 manager of Calgary of the Pacific Coast 41. Mike Sullivan $269,942 California at Minnesota. 805 p.m. Now England 1 1 0 .500 37 48 E—Newman. DP—California 2. LOB— Daulton c 4 0 1 0 Pattersn p 2 0 0 0 League. 42 Clarence Flose $267,141 DOWN Chicago at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 41 61 33 News (CC) I^4J Nova Special: Whale Rescue (CC) observe walruses, Siberian snow geese, California 13. Minnesota 7. 2B—Puckett, Grimsiy p 2000 Hall ph 1000 Eastern League 43. Davis Love III $256,396 44 45 46 so 6:00PM group of Navy brats embark on a daring Seattte at Texas, 8:35 p.m. N Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 48 65 polar bears and foxes (90 min.) Armas. 3B— Backman. HR—CDavis (22) Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 Bair p 0 0 0 0 EL—Approved the transfer of majority owner­ 44. Mark Wiabe $256,003 (D @0) 96) News Profiles a six-month effort to help three mission to rescue their fathers from North Central 1 Slender surviving pilot whales return to the ocean Hrbek (24). KNMilr pih 1 0 1 0 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 ship of the Williamsport Bills to Marvin 45. Ian Baker-Finch $253,309 @® Hogan's Heroes Korean captors, Kevin Dillon, Marc Price, Cleveland 2 0 0 1.000 89 24 2 24 hours ago ® Who's the Boss? (CC) after they became beached in Cape Cod National League standings IP H R ER BB SO McElroy p 0 0 0 0 Kramer p 1 0 0 0 Goidkiang. 46. Jim Gallagher, Jr. $251,109 Charles Haid 1988 Rated PG Cincinnati 1 1 O .500 55 27 (Ti) Charles in Charge 37) Supreme Court's Holy Battles East Division California Jeltz ss 0 0 0 0 47. Loren Roberts $245,727 3 Anglo-Saxon Bay in December 1986 (60 min | Houston 1 1 0 . 500 41 65 BASKETBALL Traces the relationship between church 12:35A M [HBO] m o v ie: Coid w L Pet. GB Blyleven W,16-4 8 7 1 1 2 4 48. Leonard Thompson $239,333 letter 08) McMillan and Wife (?6J MOVIE: 'The Last Command' Jim Totals 34 2 B 2 Totals 31 6 8 6 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 10 92 National Baakalball Association and state since the 18th century, including Steel' A Los Angeles police officer is Chicago 65 65 .567 _ Fraser 1 2 2 2 0 2 49. Peter Jacobson $237,871 4 Ben___ Bowie and his band of Texans defend the Philadelphia OlO 000 010—2 SEATTLE SUPERSONICS— Signed Dana (2Q) Mr. Belvedere religion s role in public schools. (60 min.) stalked by a vengeful former partner who St. Louis 80 70 .533 5 Mlnnaeota 50. Robert Wronn $237,604 Alamo Sterling Hayden. Anna Maria Al- Pittsburgh 000 130 11x—6 Denver 1.000 Barros, guard, to a four-year contract plus an 5 Oriental 82) N ew s (Live) blames him for his disfigurement. Brad New Ybrk IS 71 .523 61/2 West L.3-2 3 5 5 5 4 5 62 34 51. Andy Been $234,088 berghetti, Ernest Borgnine 1955. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Curves' E—DwMurphy, RMcDowoll. LOB— Philadel­ Kansas City option year. women's Davis, Sharon Stone, Jonathan Banks. Montreal 78 72 .520 7 Drumrxl 3 3 1 1 2 4 .500 44 53 52 Mark Lye $231,964 84) Victory Garden (CC) (CC) Two college roommates run into phia 8, Pittsburgh 6. 2B— VHayes, Ford L.A. Raiders FOOTBALL quarters MOVIE: 'The Anderson Tapes' A unexpected trouble after being hired to de­ 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Pittsburgh 69 80 .463 15'/2 Booker 1 2 0 0 0 0 .500 59 38 53. David Ogrin $231,400 (C)I989 by NEA. Inc 19 VanSlyke. 3B—Bonilla. HR—Boll (2) San Diego National Football League 8§) Charlie's Angels million-dollar robbery occurs at an apart­ liver a new Porsche to a tycoon's daugh­ Philadelphia 61 89 .407 24 GGonzalez 1 2 0 0 0 0 SB—VHayes (27). .000 41 74 54. David Edwards $230,263 1 :00AM (T) Barnaby Jones Seattle DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed Ray ment building on New York s fashionable west Division Cook 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 31 65 55. Ted Schulz $230,055 8® Family Ties (CC) Part 1 of 2 ter Tate Donovan, Danielle Von Zerneck, IP H R ER BB SO Alexander, wide receiver, and Kevin Lilly, upper East Side. Sean Connery, Dyan Can­ Grant Heslov 1988 Rated PG 03 Joe Franklin W L Pet. GB HBP—Howell by West Gaetti by Blyleven. Philadelphia NATIONAL CONFERENCE 56. Steve Elkington $225,260 87] World of Survival (R| East defensive lineman. Placed Cornell Burbage, non. Martin Balsam 1971 3® Twilight Zone San Francisco 86 64 .573 _ WP—West Fraser. Grimsioy L,1-2 4 1-3 4 4 4 5 1 57. Curt Byrum $221,702 [MAX] MOVIE: Baby, It's You' A N.Y. Giants 2001.000 wide receiver, on irijured reserve. Fleleased ®1) Three’s Company (57) Nova (CC) Traces Easter Island's reli­ Houston 81 69 .540 5 Umpires—Home, Shulock; First Morrison; Frohwirth 12-3 1 0 0 0 2 58. Brad Faxon $219,053 young couple discovers the pain of break­ 8® NVR Showcase FYtiladelphia 2 0 0 1.000 John Duff, tight erxf, off injured reserve and CELEBRITY CIPHER [A8iE] New Wilderness gious evolution and its brush with extinc­ San Diego 81 69 .540 5 Second, Welke; Third, Evans. McElroy 1 2 1 1 0 1 59. Fuzzy Zoellar $214,942 ing up when each must follow their separ­ .381 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Phoenix 2 0 0 1.000 50 37 Sean Smith, defensive tackle. Celebrtty Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. tion. (60 min ) Part 2 of 2. (R) Los Angeles 72 78 .480 14 T—2:51. A— 12984. RMcDwII 1 1 1 0 0 0 60. Lanny Wadkins $208,266 Each tetter In the cipher stands for another. Today's due: E equals S. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Care Bears Adven- ate dreams. Rosanna Arquette, Vincent Dallas 0 2 0 .000 21 55 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Activated Stephone 61. John Huston $200,884 tore in Wonderland' Animated Alice and (61) MOVIE: 'Hannah and Her Sisters' A Spano 1983 Rated R. [A&E] MOVIE: 'Black Narcissus' Five Cincinnati 70 Pntaburgh Flalge, wide receiver. Placed Angelo S^pes, 80 .467 16 White Sox 4, Royals 2 Washington 0 2 0 .000 61 69 62 Don Pooley $199,662 the cuddly Care Bears journey to W onder­ seriocomic portrait of tw o years in the Anglican nuns organize a convent school Atlanta 58 92 Walk 12-3 2 1 1 0 2 linebacker, on Injured resenre. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Fatal Attraction' A .387 28 Central 63. Bernhard Langer $195,973 ' F N C K A R'V XKFX R'X land in order to rescue the kingdom's prin­ emotional lives of three Manhattan sisters. and hospital In an abandoned Himalayan Monday's Games CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Fbtterson W,3-2 4 1-3 4 0 0 1 2 Canadian Football League weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 55 21 64. Dan Pohl $195,789 cess from the Euil W izard's clutches Winner of three Academy Awards Mia palace Deborah Kerr, Jean Simmons, abrhbl abrhbl Bair 11-321113 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS-Reloasod Mike ble woman threatens to destroy a happily David Farrar 1947 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 56 57 65. Joey Sindolar $192,712 Voice of Colin Fox 1987 Rated G Farrow. Michael Came, W oody Allen Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2 LJohnsn If 4 0 1 0 Seitzer 3b 4 0 0 0 Kipper 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 A F C D K A DFGK UKJUZK FEY married man's life Michael Douglas, Glenn Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 45 45 Derks, offensive tackle, from the injured list and 66. Kenny Perry $191,669 1986. [CNN] Crossfire CNcago 10, Now York 6 Fletchr 2b 4 0 1 1 WWilsn cl 411 0 Kramer S,2 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 added him to the practice roster. Traded Scott [ESPN] Home Run Derby (R) Close, Anne Archer 1987 Rated R (In Tampa Bey 1 1 0 .500 39 41 67. Billy Andrade $191,248 St. Louis 3, Montreal 2 Caldem dh 4 1 2 0 Brett 1b 4 0 2 0 WP—Kipper. Flagel. defensive back, to the Ottawa Rough [A & E] Estee Lauder The success story Stereo) [ESPN] Auto Racing: Atlantic Series Detroit 0 2 0 .000 27 40 68. Chris Perry $191,019 ODL R DFGK 8J VJSBVKSC [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Only games scheduled Fiskc 3 0 11 BJacksnIf 4 111 Umpires—Home, Bonin; First, Harvey; West Riders for Rae Robirlis, comerback. of the richest self-made woman in the From Sears Point, Calif (60 min.) Secortd, Pulli; Third, Davidson. 69. Larry Nelson $185,875 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A 1 0:30PM 3® 8® USA Tonight Tuesday's Games Sosa cf 0 1 0 0 Eisnrch rf 4 0 2 0 L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 SOCCER world. Estee Lauder (60 min ) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Boston rf 1 1 0 0 Tabler dh 3 0 0 1 T—2:52. A— 7,665. 70. Tom Watson $185,398 miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly San FrerKisco 2 0 0 1.000 American Indoor Socesr Association CDFS ODL R DFGK J S K . ' [CNN] PrimeNews Cl® The W ok Karkovic c 0 0 0 0 Stillwelt ss 3 0 1 0 71. Jay Haas $184,419 injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ [USA] Dragnet Now Vbrk (Ojeda 12-10) at Chicago (S.Wilson AHanta 1 1 0 .500 MILWAUKEE WAVE—Signed Jimmy Banks, CMrInz 1b 3 0 0 0 FWhite 2b 3 0 10 72 Dave Barr $183,205 permarket employee Dennis Quald, Mar­ [DIS] Cropp Family Nature Album: Rag­ (2d) All in the Family 5-3), 2:20 p.m. Cardinals 3, Twins 2 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 defenseman-midFieldar, to a one-year contract. 1 :30AM 1,1® USA Tonight Lyons 1b 0 0 0 0 Trtabll ph 1 0 0 0 73. Brian Tennyson $182,370 MFCJ DDK KZXKA. tin Short. Meg Ryan 1987 Rated PG (In ing Thunder Ben Cropp goes white water (38( Hogan's Heroes St. Louis (Tewksbury 0-0) at Montreal STLOUIS MONTREAL Major Indoor Soccer League (3^ Later W ith Bob Costas \fentura 3b 4 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 0 0 Monday's Gams 74. Ronnie Black $177,817 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There Is no pleasure In having nothing to do; the Stereo) rafting and camping in Queensland, Aus­ (Gardner 0-1), 5 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl BALTIM Of^ BLAST—Anmurtoed that the C6V Trial by Jury Gallghr cl 4 0 0 0 75. Ed Fieri $176,085 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Murphy's Romance' tralia (60 min ) ^ i) Honeymooners Philadelphia (Mulholland 4-6) at Pittsburgh MThmp cl 4 0 1 2 Fteines If 4 0 0 0 club has been purchased by Baltimore fun Is having lots to do and not doing it.” — John Raper. Guillen ss 3 1 0 0 Denver 28, Buffalo 14 76. Doug Tewell $174,607 An easy-going widower falls for the new [ESPN] Tuesday Night Muscle: Body­ ® News (CC) (J.Robinson 6-11), 7:05 p.m. OSmith ss 2 0 1 0 DMrtnz cl 2 0 0 0 businessman Edwin Hale. Named Stan White 1 1 :00PM [CNN] Newsnight Update Totals 30 4 5 2 Totals 33 2 8 2 77. Jay Don Blake $172,959 young woman in town Sally Field, James building W om en's competition from Ral­ San Diego (Benos 4-2) at Cincinnati (Scud- Vtelling 3b 3 0 0 0 Brooks ph 1 0 0 1 Sunday, Sept. 24 general manager. to 1989 by NEA. Inc. 307 ® (22) 8® 40; (573 News [USA] MOVIE: 'Dreadnaught Rivals' A 78. Tommy Armour $170,193 Garner, Brian Kerwin 1985 Rated PG-13 eigh, N C (60 mm ) (Taped) dor 4-6), 7:35 p.m. Chicago ooO 001 003— 4 Pnditn 3b 2 0 1 0 Grissom cl 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND CRUNCH—Signed Joe Koziol, young man seeks to avenge his father's Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 79. Corey Pavin $163,874 C3) Crimewatch Tonight Houston (Scott 20-8) at Atianla (Eave 0-0), Kansas CHy 000 002 OOx—2 Guerrer 1b 4 0 1 0 WJhnsn 1b 3 0 2 1 midfielder. [U S A ] Jem [HBO] MOVIE: The H eist' (CC) An ex murder. Simon Lin, Kent Ko. 1980. Buffaio at Houston, 1 p.m. 80. Bob Gilder $161,185 (111 Cheers (CC) 7:40 p.m. E—Montgomery. DP—Chicago 2, Kansas Lindmn 1b 0 0 0 0 Wallach3b 4 0 0 0 COLLEGE con plans a racetrack robbery as revenge 81. BradB7ant $16o|465 3 3 CBS News (CC) (InStereo) Los Angeles (Hershiser 14-13) at San Fran­ City 2. LOB—Chicago 5, Kansas City 6. Morris If 3 0 0 0 ZSmith p 0 0 0 0 Chicago at Detroit 1 p.m. JACKSONVILLE—Named Gary Izzo assis­ 6:30P M against the man who framed him Pierce 3 b) Light His Fire 1 :35AM 3D Love Boat cisco (LaCoss 7-10), 10:35 p.m. 2B—Fisk. 3B—WWilson. SB—Brett (12), Guil­ Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. tant athletic director. 82 Hubert Green $157,638 ® C4® ABC N ew s (CC) Zeile ph 1 0 0 0 Wbiker rf 4 0 0 0 Brosnan, Tom Skerritt. Wendy Hughes (i® 13® M*A*S*H [MAX] MOVIE: Flesh & Wednesday's Games len (34), LJohnson (12), BJackson (26). Now Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 83. Billy Ray Brown $155,009 1 :45AM Coleman If 1 0 0 0 Fitzgerld c 4 0 0 0 MANHATTAN—Named Tony Sterra men's (33 New Leave It to Beaver 1989 (In Stereo) Blood' During the Middle Ages, a warrior is S—Lyons, Boston. Phc,anix at Now York Giants, 1 p.m. assistant tennis coach. 84. Jeff Sluman $154,507 (2® W eekday (R) Oquend 2b 3 0 2 0 Foley 2b 2 1 0 0 85. Greg Twiggs $154,302 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 31) Growing Pains [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire betrayed by a feudal lord and seeks re­ Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Bmnsky rf 3 1 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 1 0 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. MERCY, N.Y.—Named Mike Young men's (6® A rsenio Hall (In Stereo) Chicago Seattle at Now England, 1 p.m. 86. Tom Purtzer $149,871 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Soul Man' (CC) An in­ venge by kidnapping his son's fiancee. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. fPena c 4 2 3 1 BSmith p 2 0 0 0 head basketball coach. 85) M am a's Fam ily Part 2 of 2 Washington at Dellas, 1 p.m. 87. Lon Hinkle $ 147,162 genious teen cons his way into Harvard [A & E ] Improv Tonite Timothy Leary wel- Rutger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh, 1985 San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Hibbard 51-3 7 2 2 1 1 DeLeon p 4 0 1 0 Candlari p 0 0 0 0 TRENTON STATE—Named Joe Russo 8® NBC Nows (CC) Green Bay at Los Angelos Flams, 4 p.m. 88. Bill Britton $146[518 Unscramble these four Jumbles, 85) Law School when his father refuses to pay comes some of today s comics (In Stereo) Rated R. (In Stereo) Houston at Attanta, 7:40 p.m. BJonesW,2-2 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Deyley p 0 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 women's head soccer coach. Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. 89. Ian Woosnam $146,323 one letter to each square, to form (24) (57) Nightly Business Report his tuition C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn [CNN] Moneyline New York at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Thigpen S,32 1 0 0 0 1 1 Terry p 0 0 0 0 ONixon pr 0 1 0 0 four ordinary words. 2:00A M 3D Home Shopping Spree Los Angetes at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Kansas City New York Jets at Miami, 4 p.m. 90. Kenny Knox $145A42 @) Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Noboa 2b 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 4 p.m. 91. Donnie Hammond $143,961 (3D Sustaining Gordon 6 3 1 1 3 2 Totals 34 3 10 3 Totals 29 2 3 2 dl) Love Connection [TMC] MOVIE: Back to the Beach' A [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ Crawford 2 0 0 0 0 0 Monday, Sept. 25 92 Phil Blackmar $ 139,317 (3D Medical Center StLouls 020 000 010—3 AL VA pair of former beachniks discover how stone IS host Montgmry L,7-3 1 2 3 2 1 1 93. Dan Foreman $139,166 [A8iE] P rofiles Featured President American League results Montreal 000 000 020—2 times have changed when they return to (3Q) Family Feud Gordon pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Cleveland at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. 94. Save Ballesteros $138,094 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Part 2 of 2 [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire DP—SiLouis 1, Montreal 1. LOB— StLouis Hockey their old California haunts Frankie Avalon, Hart to Hart Umpires—Home, Garcia; First, Hendry; 95. James Hallet $135,078 [CNN] Showbiz Today Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987 [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Athletics 4, Indians 2 11, Montreal 5. 2B— MThompson, TPena. C t$W Tntovne bs Second, Reitly; Third, Roe. 96. Fulton Allem $134,706 [ESPN] SportsLook HR—TPena (4). SB— DaMartinez (21). S—OS­ NFL result [ESPN] SportsLook Rated PG (in Stereo) encounter two naive young men smug­ OAKLAND CLEVELAND T—2:40. A—23,722. 97. Ray Stewart $132[720 mith. [U S A] Murder, She W rote Jessica races gling cocaine-filled statues for a murder­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Back to the Beach' A ab r h bl ab r h bl 98. Bobby Vtedkins $129,797 [HBO] MOVIE: Walk Like a Man' A ous criminal. (60 min.) IP H RER BB SO Broncos 24, Bills 14 NHL exhibition standings IRATT against time to find the culprit responsible pair of former beachniks discover how RHdsn If 4 1 2 0 Browne 2b 5 0 0 0 99. Buddy Gardner $126,979 young man raised by wolves returns to civ­ times have changed when they return to StLouis Denver 5 13 3 7—28 for the death of a prison doctor. Guests: Lansfrd 3b 5 0 1 0 James cf 5 0 1 0 WALES CONFERENCE 100. FIocco Mediate $123|945 ilization to find himself heir to a fabulous 1 1 :30PM (3D ® Nightline (CC). their old California haunts. Frankie Avalon. Canseco rf 5 0 2 1 Carter dh 4 111 DeLeon W,16-11 7 2 2 2 5 5 Buffalo 0 0 7 7— 14 Vera Miles. Yvonne De Carlo (60 min ) Patrick Division 101. J.C. Snead $123,010 ^ A > fortune Howie Mandel, Christopher Lloyd, eSD A rsenio Hall (In Stereo) Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987. DParkr dh 3 0 0 0 POBrin 1b 4 0 2 0 Dayley 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 FIraf Quansr W L T GF GA 102. Hale Invin $120,473 Cions Leachman 1987 Rated PG National League results Terry S,1 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 8;30PM (B @5) Doogie Howser, M.D. (33) Honeymooners Rated PG. (in Stereo) Hemnd pr 0 0 0 0 Belle If 4 0 0 0 Don—Safety, Mueller tackled in end zone, NY Islanders 2 1 0 12 7 103. Russ Cochran $119,946 Series Prem iere (CC) Drama, A 16-year- Phelps ph 0 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 2 1 1 1 Montreal 831 Pittsburgh 1 1 i n 12 104. Loo Trevino $118,628 7:00PM (33 inside Edition QS Personal Power 2:1 0A M [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Action Jack- Cubs 10, Mets 6 GABLEN THEY 5AIC7 THE MOVIE old boy genius (Neil Patrick Harris) copes BIknsp pr 0 1 0 0 Snyder rf 3 0 0 0 BSmith L,10-10 6 6 2 2 4 1 Den—FG Treadwell 22, 12:45 Philadelphia 1 0 0 3 2 105. Duffy Waldorf $117^201 ® 8® Wheel of Fortune (CC) with the pressures of being both a doctor (20) Twilight Zone son' (CC) A tough Detroit cop dogs the M cQ wirIb 5 0 10 Allanson c 2 0 0 0 NEWVORK CHICAGO Second Quarter Washington 0 0 0 0 0 106. Clark Burroughs $116]557 HAP A HAPPY trail of a psychopathic auto magnate Carxllaria 2 2 1113 ® Cosby S how (CC) (In Stereo) and a teen-ager (In Stereo) (3Q) Tonight Show (In Stereo) Weiss ss 0 1 0 0 DCIark ph 1 0 0 0 Don—FG Treadwell 33, 124 NewJersey 0 10 2 3 107. Don Shirey, Jr. $116]203 1 who’s systematically eliminating his com­ sb r h bl ab r h bl ZSmith 1 2 0 0 0 1 w ! ENPIKK3 BECAUSE 3T1 People's Court DHdsn cf 5 1 2 1 Skinner c 0 0 0 0 Jefferis 2b 5 2 4 2 Whlton cf 3 1 1 0 BSmith pitched to 2 batters in the 7th, Don—V.Johnson 9 pass from EKway (Tread­ NY Ftangers 0 3 0 8 16 108. Lance Ten Broeck $ 115'635 9:00PM ® W o lf (CC) Tony is con­ South Africa Now petition. Carl Weathers. Craig T, Nelson. well kick), 6:54 EVERYONE WAS THIS. Steinbeh c 5 0 0 0 Fermin ss 2 0 0 0 Samuel cl 5 0 3 1 Dascenz cl 2 1 1 0 DeLeon pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. Adams Division 109. Roger Mallbie $115,133 85) Kate 8i A llie (CC) tracted to search for a millionaire's missing (26) Your Show of Shows Vanity. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Phillips 2b 5 0 3 2 Allred ph 1 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 4 0 11 Sndbrg 2b 2 2 2 0 Den—FG Treadwell 46, 15:00 Montreal 3 0 0 14 9 110. Mark Brooks J112|838 wife, only to realize later the mogul's intent HBP—MThompson by BSmith. MODCEY (24) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (38) St. Elsewhere Dr Craig's life goes to 2:30A M [CNN] Sports Latenight Gallego ss 5 0 1 0 Aguayo ss 1 0 0 0 StnvbryrI 5 1 1 1 Grace 1b 4 0 2 2 Umpires—Home, Darting; First Montague; Third Quarter Buffalo 2 0 0 10 6 111. Bob Estes $112i315 Now arrange the circled letters to IS not reconciliation (60 min.) Totals 42 412 4 Totals 34 2 5 2 Den—FG Treadwell 24. 8flO 8® Police Story pot when he is thrown out of the hospital [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pee-wee's Big Adven­ McRyIds If 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 1 0 1 Second, Marsh; Third, Wendelstedt Hartford 1 1 1 15 15 112. Jim Booros $111,360 form the surprise answer, as sug­ Roseanne (CC) Sisterly feuding is Buf—Kinnobrew 1 run (Norwood kick), 11:37 (3® C4® C urrent A ffair S3 3® and his home. (60 min.) tu re ' (CC) Pee W ee Herman embarks on a Oakland 100 000 100 2—4 KHrndz 1b 4 1 1 0 McCIndn If 2 1 0 0 T—2:57. A— 14,644, Boston 1 1 0 9 6 113. Andrew Magee $11o[763 ___ gested by the above cartoon. in style at the Conner household (In cross-country odyssey in search of his Cleveland 001 000 001 0—2 Lyons c 4 0 1 1 Lancastr p 0 0 0 0 Fourth Quarter Quebec 0 2 1 6 1 1 114. BobLohr $107|370 8® Cheers (CC). Part 1 of 2. Stereo) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour E—Allanson 2, Aguayo. DP—Oakland 1. Elsterss 4 1 1 0 MiWilms p1113 Buf—Harmon 20 pass from Kelly (Norwood CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 115. Howard Twitty $107,200 IT [A & E ] Rising Damp A religious student cherished bicycle. Pee-wee Herman. Eliza­ Answer here: (i® Charles in Charge 84) National Audubon Society Specials LOB—Oakland 11, Cleveland 7. 2B—Cartseco, Viola p 2 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 5 1 2 2 kick), 37 Norris Division 116. Jim Thorpe $104i704 ■ m J w l WAS (John Clive) moves into the attic and beth Daily. Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated American League leaders (CC) This look at sharks includes a lemon PG. (In Stereo) Phillips. HFI—Carter (34), Jacoby (13). Innis p 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 1 0 Don—Humphrey 5 run (Treadwell kick), W L T GF GA 117. Bill Sander $10o[663 [A8iE] Chronicle Rigsby calls on him to mend Philip's evil Based on 428 at Bata. (Answers tomorrow) shark giving birth, a great white encounter SB—Lanslord (33), Canseco (5), DHenderson Magdn ph 1 0 0 0 Girardi c 4 0 1 0 11:05 Detroit 2 1 0 11 10 118. Dave Eicholborgor $99,232 [CNN] Moneyline ways. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (8), RHenderson (69). Mussimn p 0 0 0 0 Kilgus p 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE A—78.176. SiLouis 2 1 0 12 13 119. John Adams $98,994 and cancer research using shark cartilage. Jumbles: AGENT SCOUT WINTRY HAWKER [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [CNN] Sports Tonight scores. Aase p 0 0 0 0 GSmith ph 1 0 0 0 Q AB R H Pet. Chicago 0 1 0 1 3 120. Billy Mayfair $98i678 Yesterday's (60 min ) (In Stereo) IP H RER BB SO Answer: Money can be lost In more this— scores Oakland Puckett Min 148 588 71 201 .341 Toronto 0 1 0 2 4 121. John Inman $96,718 [DIS] Henry Fonda: The Man and His 2:35A M 3 ) N ew s (CC). (R) Teufel,ph 0 1 0 0 Pico p 0 0 0 0 WAYS THAN "WON" (57) Struggle for Democracy (CC) An ex­ LansfordOak 136 509 71 171 .336 First downs [LIFE] HeartBeat Movies This retrospective of Henry Fon­ Stewart B 4 1 1 5 6 Law^ 10 0 0 Minnesota 0 2 0 4 8 122. Jack Nicklaus $961595 amination of experimental democracies in 3:00A M 3D Home Shopping Over­ Eckersley W,3-0 2 1110 3 Wilkins p 0 0 0 0 Boggs Bsn 146 577 100 187 .324 Flushes-yards Smyths Division 123. FVit Megowan $96|287 [USA] Miami Vice Bogus federal drug Southern hemisphere countries Including da's life includes film clips from "The Baines Tex 136 472 73 150 .318 night Service (3 hrs.) Cleveland Varsho ph 1 1 0 0 Passing Winnipeg 2 1 0 17 13 124. Gary Hallberg $95|833 Now bock In Block, Jumblo Book No. 34 It avolloblo for S2.80. which Ineludoa poaUM agents undermine a series of local vice op­ Zimbabwe. Papua New Guinea and New Farmer Takes a W ife" on up through his (3fi White Shadow Candiotti 8 9 2 2 1 6 Wynne If 1110 ADavisSea 129 453 79 143 .316 Return Yards LosAngeles 12 1 14 15 125. D.A. Weibring $95,658 and handling, from Jumbla, efo thia nawapapar, P.O. Box 43B6, Oriando, FL 32M2'43M. erations. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Zealand (60 min.) Part 10 of 10. career to "On Golden Pond. ” (60 min ) Sax NY 147 606 83 191 .315 Includa your nama, addraaa and ilp coda and maka your chaek payabfa to NawapapartMoka. OlinL,1-3 2 3 2 2 2 3 Totals 38 6 12 6 Totals 351012 8 Comp-Att-lnl Edmonton 1 0 0 4 2 126. Stan Utley $95,316 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (18) Home Shopping N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) VbuntMil 148 571 92 180 .315 Sacked-Yards Lost 7:30P M ® Entertainment Tonight [A 8 iE ] MOVIE: 'B lack N arcissus' Five Umpires—Home, McClelland; FirsL Coble; New Vbrk 012 000 012— B Calgary 0 0 0 0 0 127. Larry Rinker $92,772 Anglican nuns organize a convent school scores (3D Odd Couple Franco Tex 146 538 78 169 .314 Punts Michael Douglas talks about his new movie Second, Brinkman; Third, Craft Chicago 000 042 04x— 10 Vancouver 0 0 0 0 0 128. IsaoAoki $87[516 and hospital in an abandoned Himalayan GreenwellBsn 133 533 61 165 .310 Fumbles-Lost ' Black Rain." (In Stereo) 1 1 :35PM ® N ight Court Part 1 of 2 [A&E] Improv TonIte Timothy Leary wel­ T—3:02. A—5,931. E—McClendon, Jefferies, McReynolds. Monday's Gamas 129. Gary Koch $86,348 palace Deborah Kerr, Jean Simmons, Browne Cle 141 553 74 1 69 .306 Penalties-Yards comes some of today s comics. (In Stereo) DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Now York 7, Chicago 8. Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 1 130. Webb Heintzelman $86,194 ® 8® Jeopardy I (CC). David Farrar. 1947 [HBO] HBO Comedy Hour: Playing the Red Sox 6, Blue Jays 3 2B—Wynne, Elstor. HR—Jefferies (9), Straw­ Homs Runs Time of Fbssession N.Y. Islanders 5, N.Y. Hangers 2 Nutroll: Robert Townsend & His Part­ [CNN] Headline News Overnight McGriff, Toronto, 36; Carter, Cleveland, 34; ® Kate & Allie (CC). [CNN] Larry King Live BOSTON TORONTO berry (28), Salazar (9), MiWilliams (1). Montreal 5, Boston 4 ners in Crim e IV (CC) Comic Robert Auto Racing: NASCAR 500 BJackson, Kansas C i^. 31; Esasky, Boston, : Milwaukee [ESPN] SB— Samuel (37), Varsho (3), Dascenzo (6). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Tuesday's Gamas 31) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pee-wee's Big Adven­ Townsend hosts a variety show featuring From Dover. Del (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) ab r h bl ab r h bl 28; McGwire, Oakland, 28; Whitaker, Detroit B rew ers a t N ew York Yankees (3 hrs.) Boggs 3b 5 1 0 0 Moseby cf 4 2 3 0 IP H R ER BB SO RUSHING—Denver, Humphrey 10-76, Chicago at Minnesota LPGA money leaders Astrograph tu re ' (CC) Pee Wee Herman embarks on a music, dance, stand-up comedy and film 28; Sierra, Texas, 26; D ^ , Milwaukee, 25. Winder 23-65, Elway 3-33, Jackson 3-15, (Live) Nightwatch Joined in Barrett 2b 4 111 MWilsn rf 5 0 1 0 New Ybrk Edrmnton vs. Winnipeg at Saskatoon, Sas­ The tTXjney leaders on the 1989 LPGA Tour cross-country odyssey in search of his segments. Guest star singer Dianne 3:10A M 3D Runs Batted In Alexander 4-12 Buffalo, Kelly 5-51, Thomas katchewan cherished bicycle. Pee-wee Herman, Eliza­ Progress Evans dh 3 1 1 2 GBell If 3 0 1 2 Viola L,3-5 5 1-3 8 6 6 7 5 through the Safeco Classic, wWch ended Sept (S) @8 M*A*S*H Reeves. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Sierra, Texas, 110; Esasky, Boston, 102; 11-38, Mueller 3-6, Kinnobrew 2-0, Harmon beth Daily, Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated Hornph 10 10 McGriffIb 3 1 0 0 Innis 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Toronto vs. Quebec at Kitchener, Ontario 17: ® Hard Copy Scheduled: a librarian and a 3:30A M 88) A lice Mattingly, New Vbrk, 102; Carter, Cleveland, 1-(minus 1). Wsdnssday's Games PG. (In Stereo) 1 1 :45PM [M AX] MOVIE: Orphans' Greenwl If 4 0 0 0 Whitt c 2 0 1 0 Mussimn 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 Tm Money lawyer who started a brothel. 100; G ^ l , Toronto, 99; Vbunt Milwaukee, 97; PASSING—Denver, Elway 15-28-2-207, SL Louis at Detroit you'll be Involved with today will be in­ (CC) An aging gangster teaches tw o social [A & E] Rising Damp A religious student Esaskylb 4 1 1 2 Borders c 1 0 0 0 Aase 2-3 1 1 1 0 0 1. Betsy King 25 $654,132 [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing: Ray Mercer Chicago BJackson, Kansas City, 95; Franco, Texas, 92. V.Johnson 0-1-0-0. Buffalo, Kelly 26-44-3-298, Montreal at Pittsburgh spired by your pragmatic hopefulness. (4® Cosby S how (CC). (In Stereo) misfits about love, honor and self-reliance. (John Clive) moves into the attic and Quintan rf 4 1 2 0 Fomrxfz ss 3 0 1 0 2. Beth Daniel 23 443,101 vs. Arthel Lawthome Scheduled 8-Round Based on a play by Lyle Tesslei Albert Kilgus 3 4 3 2 0 4 Pitching (14 Dscisfons) Fleich 2-2-0-42. Edritoriton at Toronto ^Your d® Newhart (CC). Rigsby calls on him to mend Philip's evil Stone rf 0 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 3 0 0 1 Blyleven, California, 16-4, ,800, Saberhagen, 3. Nartcy Lopez 18 429,103 It will cause them to see things as they heavyweight bout from Jacksonville, Fla. Finney, Matthew Modine, Kevin Ander­ Pico 1 1 0 0 0 0 RECEIVING—Denver, V.Johnson 5-51, Los Angeles vs. Quebec at Denver (2 hrs.) (Live) ways Reed ss 4 0 1 1 L e e p h 1000 Kansas City, 20-6, .769; Swindell, Cleveland, 4. Pat Bradley 23 365,902 could be, not just as they are. [A8iE] World of Survival son 1987. Rated R Wilkins W,1-0 2 1 0 0 0 2 Alexander 4-40, Sewell 2-66, Jackson 2-18, Winnipeg at Vancouver

DILLON by Sieve Dickenson MANCHhS l ER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1989__17 SNAFU by Bruce Beattie (D 3: xuoctLd (ite + o KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Beni+oPidz Grade. @ . .. bM^ r\ooo J tnrpfcwe my' feadinc^, MissTferr/ J hoLoei/er J'K Se+fle. -fer FOCUS/ Advice ______Lorrting arti joGt ‘^ohlfep? propaganda she comes across — but I Thanks, Abby. ITPikJp^ IM ToWisJ d e a r CONVERSANT: In my view, don’t have to read it. That’s my choice. A MIND OF MY OWN the height of arrogance is to attempt to The Associated Press show people the “errors” contained in HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH BECKY’S SISTER la your III# In a alump? Gat Abby’a booklet, their religion of ilicir choice. That’s a IN MADISON HERE SHE IS —Yulia Suhkanova. 17. good way to start World War III. DEAR ABBY; You suggested to “^low to Ba Popular' — lor paopla of all agaa. To “Had Enough ” simply to declare that the ordar, aand your nama and addraaa, plua chack or winner of the Miss U.S.S.R. beauty DEAR ABBY; TTiis is in response to monay ordar lor $289 to; Doar Abby, Popularity DEAR ABBY: Regarding “Had subject of religion would be “off-limits.” Booklat, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morria, III. 61054. pageant, smiles during her Monday ap­ ^S *. P^h/S«h E r a i pearance on ABC’s “Good Morning DUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett. Ph.D. America." She told co-host Charles Gib­ L iS 'irM KEr.RFULLV, T A ftN C A s o - Y E S ,S O N , AKJ'THASS -A N 'A H 'L L g i v e > 0 ' SON- AN REPEAT y--VOKUM MD’H A S t h a s s TM’ WAV IT'S OONNA ANOTHER HINT— SPOKENV son that she picked the winner while A f TER MF —IS” 4 TH' WAY ' BE-ni_L DEATH DO A HUSBINS PLACE MAMMY. ABNCR-” < MARRICO ^ IT IS, HUH ^ Y O ' P A R T — j____ Insurance gives protection IS Wir HIS BRIOE- watching the Miss America pageant THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry ^ V O K U M ' MAMMY'S* E S P E S H 'L V O J TH HONEYMOON! .r Saturday. That pageant was won by Miss LIKE you OAIP,. NO PRU6 & IN r„?you MEAN cKAziee H i m x s . Missouri. THIS COUNTY. THE5 E VIC i , /HO WPR6HIP THE PEVIL against damages of lawsuit TIA15,,ALL PRIFTER6 /...... NOT ROBBEP fOft MONEY By Chet Currier The Associated Press On the Money PEOPLE C1953 Capp Entarprtsas NEW YORK — A person delivering a pizza falls on your slip­ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson pery front step. may protest at about this point — if examinc it for leaks. First lady dedicates school I buy every kind of insurance they Or an unfriendly neighbor sues “Normally,” says Pond, “all want to sell me, I won’t have any­ MIDLAND, Texa.s (AP) -• First lady Barbara you for slander after an argument. liability costs not related to your oc­ MMicKornMe/ BUT you Forgot thing left to lose. Besides, it’s a Bush dedicated the first school named after her hus­ VOURMIMD, ITDOODiRb' TOADD THt WAT&?./ Or the guests at a recent party cupation arc covered, including fool’s errand to try to insulate your­ band, then met “George Bush,” the guinea pig and BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake claim the food you served made legal defense costs. However, ex ■Th e them sick. self from every risk in life. “Dan Quaylc,” the hermit crab, in kindergarten. elusions on individual policies will AAOST VYNAAAIC Perhaps so. But in this case, Bren­ It was Bush’s first visit since the election to the STRUCTUKES OF AN INSECTS These are but a sampling of the vary. Therefore, it is important to everyday risks people run in a nan says, a little money in premiums city where she and the president spent 11 years in BODY ARE ITS WIN&S. THE DRAGONFLY, WITH understand all policy provisions.” die 19.50s and 1960s. society where going to court often paid on umbrella insurance goes a WINGS THINNER THAN FINE PAPER, CAN FLY HO seems far from the last resort. long way. That phrase “not related to your She Bush was in Midland on Monday to dedicate M P H . A fAOSOUITO GORGED WITH BLOOD FLIES George H.W. Bush Elementary School. “In this lawsuit-crazy age you can TTic first $1 million in umbrella occupation” is one important excep­ ' I OFF CARRYING A LOAD TWICE ITS WEIGHT, After a brief ceremony, she visited the 36 be ordered to pay damages for any protection typically costs between tion. Umbrellas generally don’t BEATING ITS WINGS OVER500 TI^ E S PEP children in the school’s two kindergarten classes. IK number of reasons, including per­ $100 and $200 a year. For $1 mil­ cover problems that can arise in the SECOND . THE TINY, ALAAOST INVISIBLE. fAIDGE “What’s his name?” Bush asked one of the sonal injury, character defamation, lion increments above that, the line of duly, whether the ca.se invol­ PRODUCES A HIGH WHINING SOUND IN FLIGHT, premiums arc even smaller. ves medical malpractice or kindergarten students as she pointed at a brown and AND HAS A WINGBEAT OF A\ORE THAN even mental anguish,” says Jonathan “Because umbrella insurance copyright infringement by a writer white guinea pig in a glass uuik. A little boy told Pond of Financial Planning Informa­ of- her the name. 1000 PEP SECOND! © ore lUf tion Inc. in Watertown, Mass. fers enormous coverage for a small or artist. SOOP GRACIOUS,) IT'S NOTHIN' T'VVORRV*~S YOUR STEW THE M A IN Standard home and car insurance premium, the added coverage should In these cases, professional a b o u t ,UMPA! DOC (OH!) IS DEUclotlS, I KNEW I Can women have it all? INGREDIENT IS . I SHOULDN'T policies may provide you with con­ be viewed as a nccc.s.sity and a wise liability insurance is recommended. TO OSCAR? ^WOMMUG JUST PICK YOUR SCOLOSAURliS ED H IM UP WITH HIS MAJESTY.' ENOUGH! ) h a v e investment,” Brennan contends. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) Television cor­ BRAINS 'ASKED THAT siderable protection from this peril. Since the primary and umbrella TIME-MACHINE WHAT IS IT? But what if a court award exceeds Before you decide on any given respondent Barbara Walters says women cannot QUESTION? coverage needs to be matched have it all - career, marriage and children — and Dr. Gott the limits of your liability coverage? umbrella, advisers say, you should together. Then your assets — your home she pointed to herself as an example. lAV, Poe$n'r TWAT I er-STApeiiv ItG, IT MUST GET £)CTRA PRETTY / Peter Gott, M.D. and savings, even a portion of your “You can have a great marriage and great WUROH MUGIC 11200PA , GV PASSIKG- TWROU&W future earnings — could be at risk. Record Oil Spills children; great marriage and great career; great GOUKC? U)VELY career and great children. But 1 think it is so hard to / yCULLERZ f X S m GTAiKtP GtAGS ! A y To protect yourself against such (not including 1989 Alaskan tanker spill) an eventuality. Pond and other stu­ have a great marriage, a great career, not a job but a dents of the subject suggest looking Ixloc I oil well, southern Gull ot Mexico (1979) career, and great children,” Walters told the “Vir­ Women’s libido into extended personal liability in­ 600,000 tons ginia Woman ’90s” conference sponsored by Sen. John W. Warner, R-Va. surance, popularly known as an Nowruz oil lie l^ Persian « 600,000 (est.) She advi.scd the 2,100 women in the audience "^HE b o r n l o s e r by Art Sansom “umbrella” policy. Gult(19B3) “An umbrella policy ideally ser­ Monday not to feel guilty if they have trouble meet­ can be helped Allanlic Empress & Aegean Captain, ing the demands of career and family, and admitted ves two purposes,” says William oil Trinidad & Tobago (1979) it hasn’t been .so easy for her. ^ ( p O P fa B T IT. /WMAA DEAR DR. GOTT: In a recent column, you men­ Brennan at the accounting firm of Castillo de Bellver, oil Cape tioned iliat yohimbine has been shown to help men Ernst & Young. Town, South Africa (1983) ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook achieve crcclions. Is this, or anything else, effective in “First, it increases the primary Amoco Cadiz, near Potlsall. France (19787 Bridges gets engaged increasing a woman’s low libido? liability coverage limits on basic Torrey Canyon, oH Land's End, England (1967) 119,000 ^ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Todd Bridges got policies such as automobile and engaged to his 23-ycar-old girlfriend while he was IVF BEN ihl V oohY do Ptie THNGT^YfZAihliMGr homeowners. Second, umbrella in­ Sea Star, Gulf of Oman (1972) 115,000 in jail on charges he shot and wounded a man in a MaMA&£(V\e|4T For Tu>o ] Yi?U f=g£L f The fumnpE's / wheelg, DEAR READER: Surprising as it may sound, surance broadens the primary VEAdt., &or I'lVl ^fiLL $0 I THAT way, fGTiLL OAI NHEElS. I lilo LF65. S ' # 'C^'^ women’s libido, or sexual urges, depend on small quan­ Urquiola, La Coruna, Spain (1976) 100,000 ^ reputed drug den, according to a publicist. iti^^cone ABooT fviY V MFuypY? tities of naturally occurring male hormone (testosterone) coverage by insuring against claims Bridges, who played Gary Coleman’s older ?ty6>iTiPtJ! that arc produced by normal females. This relation has that may be excluded in the primary Hawaiian Patriot, northern Pacific (1977) 99,000 brother on television’s “Diff’rent Strokes,” policies.” proposed marriage to Becky San Filipo, according been shown in two clinical situations: Women who arc Othello, Tralhavet, Sweden (1970) 60,000-100,000 given testosterone (to retard sertain types of female can­ Enough!, a beleagured consumer to the publicist who spoke on condition of anonymity. The date of the engagement was not -A cer) experience increases in libido; and women who have had their tcstostcronc-prcxlucing glands (such as revealed, the agent said Monday. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves the adrenals) removed, report a decrease in sexual inter­ Bridges, 24, remains in jail on $2 million bail est. ‘Bereavement’ fares offered awaiting trial on charges he shot Kenneth Clay, 25, rHir NOW PON’T TAKf Of cour.se, changes in libido have other causes, too. on Feb. 2 in a Los Angeles home authorities alleged .. was used as a gathering place for people to smoke SSISW For example, any illness will diminish the sex urge in By the Editors THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr THi/ THE WRONG both men and women. Also, psychological factors play a of Consumer Reports “crack” cocaine. large role. The action of yohimbine in improving male Clay survived the shooting. Bridges has pleaded Consumer Reports innocent to attempted murder charges. WE'RE 'WELL, WHW have you 6cS\ WAY, g v r I sexual function is unknown; the drug docs not work for If you have to make an unexpected flight because of a #'NIWE- BACK,,. R«TLtE FIRST LUM^ l e f t o v e r s ,. PpsueffT ATT women. death or serious illness in the family, you don’t have to Dravecky is an inspiration OF -THE FIRST PiAV In my practice. I’ve found two helpful approaches for pay astronomical full-fare coach prices. Almost all U.S. OF A BRAND NEW family member’s serious illness or death requires you to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Dave Dravecky, the SiJHOOU VEAR,,,? l a w y e r . women with decreased libido. First, ificy should have a airlines will waive restrictions on cheaper fares when VI' * thorough examination by a gynecologist, who will take a told of the circumstances. Thai’s what the editors at travel on short notice, those lines typically waive the ad­ baseball pitcher who came back from cancer in his “sexual history.” Often a physical abnormality, which Consumer Reports Travel Letter learned recently when vance-purchase requirement on the cheapest applicable throwing arm, has won the 1989 Willie Mac Award coach excursion. You or your travel agent should request may result from difficult childbirths and causes painful they asked 14 major U.S. airlines about their policies. as the ’ most inspirational y v x i a waiver. Some lines will give approval while you’re on player. intercourse, can be identified and corrected. America West, American, Braniff, Della, Hawaiian, the phone, others may have to call you back. If your re­ Some women lose interest in sex because they feel Midway, Midwest Express, Pan Am and United said that The award, voted by the Giants’ players, was an­ - Tl p - ______WINTHROP by Dick C.svalll quest is approved, you may have to submit .substantia­ nounced Monday. u.scd by their paitncrs, or they arc afraid of pregnancy. each case is evaluated individually. It an immediate In these instances, coun.scling may be necessary. Coun­ tion from a physician or mortician after you return. Dravecky, 34, underwent surgery in October to 1 IF y :x i w e r e b o r n seling has the additional advantage — if the woman is remove a cancerous tumor located in a muscle near GRAB THE NEAREST YOU ARE VERY Three airlines have specific procedures: ON THIS DATE... TREE AND KANO ON, physically normal — of helping the patient identify and Co()itincntal and USAir have “bercavemcni fares,” his left .shoulder. After months of therapy and a SUSCEPTIBLE minor league rehabilitation stint, he returned to the TO TORKJADOES.* address any overriding “environmental” or emotional Our Language generally equivalent to a coach excursion, for family reasons for her loss of libido. Sometimes the sex urge members attending a funeral. mound Aug. 10 at Candlestick Park and pitched NORTH 9-19-89 can be awakened if the woman’s partner exhibits more Northwest has a “bereavement-assistance policy” that eight iiuiings to cam a 4-3 victory over Cincinnati. ♦ a J 10 Jeffrey McQuain Bridge tenderness — and imagination — in lovemaking. To my applies only to a death in the immediate family, not ill­ Five days later in Montreal, Dravecky broke a V A K J 3 bone in his upper left arm while making a pitch to ♦ Q 10 4 knowledge, no drug —^\wilh the exception of tes­ ness. Buy a ticket at the best fare available at the time of ♦ a 7 4 tosterone, which is not appropriate for healthy women travel. After you return, submit a copy of the death cer­ the Expos Tim Raines. He got the victory to finish By James Jacoby lead of a trump, Charlie would have the year with a 2-0 record and a 3.46 earned run WEST — is useful in increasing female libido. tificate and the receipt for your ticket. Northwest EAST won in dummy, played ace of hearts To ramble or wander aimlessly, meander (“mcc- avcraec. 4>52 ♦ 8 7 4 Today’s deal was played last year in and ruffed a heart with a spade honor. To give you more information, I am sending you a refunds, as a non-lransferable voucher for future V 10 9 7 5 ♦ Q 8 4 2 a competition in South Africa. South free copy of my Health Report “Where To Find Sex In- AND-er”). It may not be nice to point out, but meander Northwest travel, the difference between what you paid ♦ J 8 7 2 He would then have played a spade i If Koop elected to board ♦ 5 most frequently was declarer in seven >a»aui fomiation.” begins with mean. and 50 percent of the line’s cheapest fare that has no ♦ Q 10 3 ♦ J 8 6 5 2 back to dummy, noting that both oppo­ spades and usually went set. In most nents followed. Another heart would Dele digs into or researches throughly. You’ll learn maximum limitation on number of scats sold (full-fare PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — C. Everett Koop, SOUTH cases declarer drew trumps and, hav­ be ruffed, followed by K-A and the ruff CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewatt DEAR DR. GOTT: I have problems comprehending. that this erb comes from the Old English delfan, “dig,” coach on some routes, less on others). who is leaving his post as U.S. surgeon general, has ♦ K Q 9 6 3 ing no way of knowing that the dia­ if you dele into dele. of a club. Now dummy would be en­ G lV 5 M B -fU e 1 lose my balance, fall to the left and stumble a lot. I been elected to the board of the non-profit Medic ♦ 6 monds were splitting badly, eventual­ tered with the queen of diamonds. The YOU WERB AN OBEDieNCE We'RE GOING TO NEED A QUESTION: There are ads everywherre for the new If you already Iiave a coach excursion ticket for a fu­ Alert Foundation International. ly lost a diamond trick. Once or twice POLLAR,CHUBB./ have headaches about two weeks prior to my period. I’m ♦ A K 9 6 3 ace of spades would be played, declar­ 6CHOOL PROPOUr. WHAT GOOD BROt ■ 6 ♦ Pass 7 ♦ All pass clumsiness and falling could be caused by a nerve disor­ travel on an airline. Since cases arc handled individual­ Harms said that adding Koop to the board was “a Careful Charlie would have seen spades? Then declarer would have had great honor.” that a dummy reversal was a possible der; your trouble comprehending and loss of balance Do you have a question or comment about uur lan- ly, your treatment depends on who happens to be in Opening lead: ♦ 5 to draw trumps and hope that the dia­ Medic Alert provides medical information to approach to potential bad distribution mond suit behaved. may reflcci a malfunction of ccrutin brain cells. You guage? Questions should be sent to: Jeffrey charge of a reservations center or airlines sales office in the diamond suit With the opening need a thorough medical cxamiiuttion and, I suspect, a McQuain, Manchester Herald, P .O . Box 591, when you ask. If the first airline you call isn’t sym­ emergency personnel 24 hours a day on its records referral to a neurologist. Manchester 06040. pathetic, try another. hotline. 18 MANCHESTEk lERALD, Tuesday, Sept 19 1989 BUSINESS Az,\ 1 price cut A pleases1 some, too little for others•‘ERALD.Tuc.sday.Scpi. 19, 1989—19 RESEARCH TRIANGLETR1ANCI.F PARKPAuiz v;.xo:o:. ^ N.C. (AP) — Federal officials praised Bunoughs Wellcome Co.’s of AZT, akso called Retrovir. In Brief decision to reduce the wholesale Activists argued that some AIDS No inflation! price of AZT by 20 percent, but Drug found effective, safe in chiidren patients could not afford the drug some AIDS activists say the cut and that the price discouraged Con­ Bank merger plan approved i.sn’tdccp enough. ~ Long-term studies with gress from renewing a program that announced it was cutting the wholesale price of “That seems to us to be an area worthy of “This is a step in the right direc­ AZT show the AIDS drug can reverse many the drug by 20 percent, from $1.50 to $1.20 per subsidizes the cost of the medicine PHILADELPHIA (AP) — CoreStates Financial Corp. symptoms of the disease in children while avoid­ study, he said. “Wc’rc on the lookout for agents for patients who cannot afford it. and First Pennsylvania Corp. agreed to a $730 million Gasoline prices down tion, but a very small step,” says capsule. A year’s supply has been costing patients Peter Staley of the New York-ba.scd ing side effects, researchers say. $7,000 to $8,000. that can be put into combination regimens.” T^c medical establishment also merger that rival Meridian Bancorp Inc. said was less The combination may, as is the ca.se with can­ AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power The drug previously has been shown to extend In other studies reported here. National Cancer criticized prices of AZT and other man its own bid for First Pennsylvania. 4.2 percent in August cer drugs, reduce side effects while increasing ef­ “It’s not enough.” the lives of adults with AIDS and to delay the Institute researchers said they had obtained AIDS drugs last week. In an article The $18.75-a-share stock deal also ended an earlier ficacy, Pizzo explained. One child in the study, Burroughs Wellcome Co. an­ development of symptoms in those who arc in- promising initial results with two newer AIDS published Friday in the Journal of agreement for First Pennsylvania to be acquired next By Martin Crutsinger lectcd but not yet sick. for example, could not tolerate regular doses of the American Medical Association, spring by Marine Midland Banks Inc., the New York- nounced Monday that it will lower drugs, called ddl and ddC. The Associated Press the wholesale cost of the only A year ago. National Cancer In.stitutc scientists AZT without serious side effects but is now doing researchers blamed “price gouging based unit of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. of The drugs helped restore some brain function to well on an alternating combination of AZT and Hong Kong. federally approved AIDS treatment, could prevent brain abnormalities in a few children out of several dozen tested, without by drug companies” for part of the children, but concerns about its side effects ddC. estimated $5 billion annually it may The merger, subject to shareholder and regulatory ap­ WASHINGTON — Consumer inflation turned in its citing production efficiencies and causing dangerous side effects, said Dr. Philip J i f best performance in more than three years in August as remained. Twelve of 35 children required blood trans­ someday cost to care for AIDS vic­ proval, would create a Philadelphia-based banking or­ rc.scarch that suggests an incrcasinc Pizzo, the institute’s chief of pediatrics. I. prices remained frozen at the previous month’s level the demand for the drug. The most extensive study of AZT in children fusions to counteract anemia caused by AZT’s tims. ganization with nearly $23 billion in assets. A 32-month-old boy who had lost the ability to toxic effects on their bone marrow, McKinney government reported today. *Thc expected growth in patient now shows it is safe, helps children gain weight Company spokesman Thack stand and walk and was losing his speech — all said. Some also showed low white blood cell Restructuring announced It was the first time that the Labor Department’s Con- population, coupled with recent and avoid lifc-lhrcatcning infections, and im­ because of an AIDS infection in the brain — Brown insisted that the protests did proves their well-being, says Ross McKinney of counts. But those side effects were considered sumcr Index has not registered an increase since production economics, will reduce stood, began walking with help and began to not affect Burroughs Wellcome’s NEW YORK (AP) — Manufacturers Hanover Corp. Duke University in North Carolina. manageable. decision. April 1986, when it fell by 0.3 percent. The August per- somewhat our financial risk and will spe^ more clearly after being given ddl, said Dr. announced a major restructuring that includes selling 60 The study, part of a National Institutes of Heal­ Only five of the patients developed the so- ^rcent of its CIT Group financial .services unit to fomance was credited to a 4.2 percent plunge in gasoline remove some of the uncertainties Karina Butler of the cancer institute. Staley, whose group is know as prices, the steepest one-month drop in three years. which existed when this drug was th project to assess AZT in children, was reported called opportunistic infections that often kill ACM UP, said activists will continue Japme.se banking giant Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd. and About one-third of the children given ddl and AIDS patients. Falling energy prices have given consumers three con­ first introduced,” said T.E. Haiglcr Monday at a meeting of the American Society for to press for lower prices. adding $950 million to its loan-loss reserves to cover Microbiology. ddC showed signs that their AIDS-damaged im­ The children ranged from 5 months to 13 years shaky Third World debt. secutive months of good news on inflation. Prices were Jr., Burroughs’ president and chief mune systems were at Ica.st partially restored. “ACTUP will continue to fight to up a modest 0.2 percent in both June and July. ' ^ ’L’s maker. Burroughs old. Ten were younger than age 2. “It’s looking The New York-based bank also said Monday it would executive officer. Furthermore, both the new drugs seem to work make sure that all AIDS treatments This was in sharp contrast to the situation earlier in Wellcome Co. of Research Triangle Park, N.C., more and more that that’s who’s going to be get­ arc provided to all who need diem, issue up to $500 million in new common stock before The company said, however, it well in combination with AZT, said Pizzo. ting it among kids,” McKinney said. year’s end. 1989 when steep hikes in gasoline and food led to a couldn’t guarantee that the full free of charge, which means we will surge in prices pushed the inflation rate up to an annual savings will be passed on to con­ continue to pressure Burroughs A patient now paying almost Leak to press probed level of 6.7 percent for the first five months of the year. sumers, who have been payinc generally have a five-capsules-a-day bined with recent findings that lower Wellcome for further price reduc­ But with the price moderation in the three months S8,(XX) a year for a high-dosc, 12 whole,” Sullivan said. tions,” he said. NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge ordered the Jus­ l^iKirNCC'T’ /-> Associated Pro88 $7,(XK) to $8,(X)0 per year for full prescription, and would see their dosages may be effective, will since then, consumer prices are now rising at a more capsulc-a-day prescription of AZT The cut was announced after tice Department to investigate whemer the government KINDEST CUT OF ALL — Du Pont technical specialist Gregory Homan uses a manneotiin do.scs of the dmg. costs reduced to about $2,700 a reduce the cost of AZT treatment. Jean McGuire of the Washington, modest annual rate of 4.8 percent, up only slightly from would pay more than $6,500 a year year. mounting protests by AIDS activists D.C.-based AIDS Action Council has leaked confidential information to the press about its The reduction cuts the price to the with the lower price. People who arc “This is good news for tliosc in­ against Burroughs Wellcome. On d 2 PorKevirr t'^ protective chaps made with several layers of the 4.4 percent increase for all of 1988. Louis Sullivan, 'secretary of the said the price cut “is large enough to case against indicted financier Michael Milken. wholesale distributor from $1.50 to infected with the virus but who have fected with HIV who can benefit Thursday, five people chained them­ In another economic report, meantime, the Commerce $1.20 per capsule. I> p^m cnt of Health and Human characterize it as being in good But U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood said Monday she Iho rh= n ! l fh ® PP'oty demonstration In New York When hit bv few or no symptoms of AIDS from AZT treatment, and it is good selves to a banister at the New York would not hold a hearing on the leak allegations made by Department said housing construction fell 5 percent im Services, said the price cut, com­ news for the health care system as a faith, but it remains to be seen PreventlngThe s a : ------^ Stock Exchange to protest the w.ii cost wiicuicrwhether 11 sit’s enougn. enough.” de^nse lawyers until after Milken’s trial, so as not to August for the largest decline in six months. New homes heighten publicity in the racketeering and fraud case. and apartments were built at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.35 million units, down from 1.42 million unit^ Macmillian to buy firm in July. 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Work opportunity to earn extra cash. The average total life of pas.scngcrs cars is expected to ing to push apparel prices down by 3.4 percent over the South Windsor Internal Medicine Group is Three years expe­ positions available; support for IBM’s blueprint at a news conference today, The Delphi V technique was developed by die Rand rience. Must be famil­ approximately 15 hours per week. Must be Monday - Friday. climb to 12 years by the year 2000 from 11 years in past three months. The price drop was credited to larger Assistant Managers, Shift another demonstration of the giant’s influence over the Corporation, a think tank, and implemented by the seeking a full time medical receptionist. iar with aircraft qual­ available at Press Time (12:30 pm) daily and 1990, although ncw-car buyers will continue to stay with than normal cnd-of-sca.son price cuts for women’s and ity parts. Company Managers, Pizza Toppers Please call Frank MeSweegan at the computer industry. Duties include: answering phones, greet­ Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of pap­ University of Michigan’s Tran.sportation Research In­ their purchases for five years, same as in 1990. girls’ clothing. paid group Insurance. and Drivers. Your potential Manchester Herald, 647-9946 stitute, based on confidential information from automo­ Partly bccau.se of longer life expectancy, but also for The various changes left the overall Consumer Price ing and directing patients, scheduling For appolrifment call is unlimited. Apply in per ers takes approximately 2'h hours, Monday Ford recalls 493,000 cars 242-1616 or apply at tive policy makers. competitive reasons, manufacturers are expected to ex­ Index at 124.6 in August, meaning that a hypothetical appointments, transcription of progress son. Join the Gumby's ad­ thru Saturday, dependable car a must. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ford Motor Co. is recalling Beacon Industries, In­ venture. It concludes that “easy sales resulting from rapid in­ tend power train warranties up to 10 years and 100,000 marketbasket of goods costing $100 in the base period of notes. Previous medical experience re­ corporated, 85 Granby Please call Frank 647-9946 ilfcarly 493,000 Escorts and Mercury Lynxes to fix faulty dustry growth arc history.” Competition will be stiff. The miles on some models. By such means customer loyalty 1982-84 would have cost $124.60 last month. quired. Insurance knowledge helpful. Ex­ Street, Bloomfield, CT. 429-4862 emission-control systems and 67,156 Tracers because of will be built. eoe/mfh CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES an apparent seat-belt defect. market will be “mature,” meaning little growth. The level The price of goods and services, other than food and l^mmediate openings on 7am-3pm and energy, rose 0.2 percent in August after climbing by 0.4 cellent benefits package. Call 644-2547. Repairs of either problem will be made at no charge While thc.se developments might seem startling, they 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am shifts. Full or part percent in July. It is this underlying inflation rate that has regardless of a vehicle’s age or mileage. Ford and the En­ rcnrcseni the evolution of ideas begun in the 1980s. And ADMINISTRATIVE time positions. if any one thing can be singled out as the reason, it is some analysts concerned that the battle against rising vironmental Protection Agency said Monday in separate prices has not been won. Every other weekend required statements. Housing starts likely to be international competition. ASSISTANT “^ e U.S. infiation rate is not as good as it looks,” sai DAMON CLINICAL •Ask about our child care reimbursement Such competition, often viewed as a threat to the WAREHOUSE HELP •Non-benefits rate of pay program Stocks register gains United States economy, has helped the consumer enor­ David Wyss, an economist at DRI-McGraw Hill, NAMCO — One of America’s largest retailers of LABORATORIES economic consulting firm in Lexington, Mass. above ground pools, spas, and patio furniture Will Train Blue-chip issues led the stock market higher Monday tumble 5 percent mously. The evidence is e.spccially true in the automotive eig™ p"cll™ pply‘:°"'P“''^ “ 9 “We arc seeing a slow acceleration of inflation but fo has immediate openings for full time warehouse as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 12.92 to markeu where quality and service had for a while Phlebotomist Development, 2,687.50. deteriorated. the next few months that will be hidden by soft cncrc personnel at our location in Manchester HIGHLIFT, INC. Convalescent Home of Manchester By John D. McClain and food prices,” he said. Positions are permanent, full benefits package Full Time 1395 John Fitch Blvd. 043-5151. The dollar dropped again on the world’s foreign ex­ The Associated Press hours 8am-5pm, overtime available. South Windsor, CT 06074 change markets. Due to expansion m the healthcare field, we have ABOVE AVERAGE WAGES. Attention: IDP Bond prices dipped in thin trading. an immediate opening for a Phlebotomist in our WASHINGTON — Housing construction fell 5 per­ 289-1000 Cocoa futures prices fell to new life-of-contract lows; Please apply in person to: Manchester lab. Must have own transportation. Sala­ cent in August, the largest decline in six months, the DON'T MONKEY NAMCO ries recently reviewed. WEEKEND COOK grain and soybean futures fell sharply; livestock and government reported today. 100 Sanrico Drive Share in our success through com pany grow th, a team 5am -lpm meat futures were mixed; precious metals were lower; The Commerce Department said new homes and and energy futures were mixed. Manchester, CT 06040 environment, competitive salaries, profit sharing, travel CAR PHONE INSTALLER Health care experience necessary. ® seasonally adjusted annual rate AROUND... reimbursement, and excellent benefits. Interested applicants should contact Mr. Fredericks at (203) Over 18, high sch(X)l diploma and AIDS agreement signed July”^^ 6 8 8 - 5 7 2 9 . ability to work with others a must. SPECIAL RECRUITING 225 bed fadlity, paid training. Con­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Biogen Inc. and New r August drop w as the largest since a 12.7 percent Try Our Pay-By-Mail We are an equal opportunity employer m/f/h/v. York Life Insurance Co. have signed an agreement that tall last February. MANCHESTER -VERNON tact Bill Cole, 647-9191. Ext. 36 will exp^d the Cambridge company’s development and It was the first decline since May for the housing in­ Put Your Abilities to the Test TOW TRUCK DRIVER commencalization efforts for a product to battle the dustry, which had been among die sectors hardest hit ear­ Program... KELLY SERVICES is seeking a dependable MEADOWS MANOR AIDS virus. lier this year as tlic Federal Reserve drove up interest It makes paying your subscription easier on you WILL BE INTERVIEWING AT THE ______SOUTH The agreement will provide Biogen with additional rat« to slow economic growth and control inflation. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can Cfnn Sfcf ^^fl'ord^oston radius and other frequent Fixed mortgage rates, which peaked at 11.22 percent YWCA Class^ nirSnto Individual must have a development funding for Receptin, a soluble CD4 simply write a check for 3 months. 6 months or a full uass II license. For more information call Bill at 525- product in clinical trials for AIDS. New York Life will in March had fallen to 9.68 percent by Aug. 4, according year., .drop (t in the mail. Then, you can forget about 78 North Main Street BANK cam royalties on worldwide sales once the product is in­ to * e Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co. They stood at taving ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the Weds., Sept. 20th, between 9 am & 3 pm "LET’S TALK” TELLERS & troduced. 10.05 percent last week. door w ^ n ifs inconvenient or being at home to pay We need:CLERKS, About Strano’s success in selling and how HEAD New York Life also receives warrants for 1.8 million (Tonstruction starts fell earlier this year for four your bill. i v r - DATA ENTRY, you can be a part of it! As always, we keep shares of Biogen common stock, the companies said in a str^ght months before rebounding in June, the longest WE WILL NOTIFY CLERK/TYPIST TELLERS prepared announcement Monday. string of declines since activity slowed for five months in Simply complete the coupon below and send it to YOUR CARRIER TYPISTS, selling houses, and with our soon-to-start Charnas Inc. a rapidly growing 4-A advertising Citytrust has so a ro\v from February through June 1987. The May level us...or if you would likemore information on our Pay- THAT YOU ARE A Training Program you can be a part of the agency is in search of the fastest fingers "East , much to offer! “We are very pleased that New York Life has joined SECRETARIES, Enjoy our congenial, stimulating worK environment - with the security with us m this effort. It represents the largest sinele- 01 1.31 million starts was the slowest pace since the 1 30 Circulation Departmerri. PAY-BY-MAIL successful Strano's Sales Team. Conscien­ of the River." Responsibilities for this position CUSTOMER The will include heavy word processing/typing, 01 knowing weTe Connecllcurs Largest unafflllated major c o m m erd i product funding in Biogen’s history,” said Jim Vincent, million rate in December 1982. 647-9946. After initial payment and prior to expira­ tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales tank. Salaries are based on experience., benefits are excellent. You tion, you will be billed. ^ KELLY tiling and back up telephone coverage. The Biogen s chief executive order. “Most important But despite the rebound, the Federal National Kelly Girl* associates will feel right at home! For confi­ ideal candidate should be able to type 55 to 60 choose the medical coverage you want (Including dental and prescrip­ TEMPORARY tions). We even offer added -flex tanelils- potential benefit this program holds for Mortgage Association — better known as Fannie Mae — People dential interview .....don’t delay — call today! wpm and possess a flexible nature and HlV-infectted people.,” said single-family starts at the end of July were running SERVICES excellent interpersonal skills. If you are EAST HARTFORD Frank Strano looking for a career in a fast paced advertising BRANCH 1 about 3.9 i^rcent below their average for 1988. THE FIRST AND THE BEST Receptin has shown promise as a Ihcrcpcutic in clini­ mali“s u S p Z ’'oS’' begin my p a y "y " Opening Soon. cal trials, the companies said. In addition to its effect on construction jobs and the agency, please forward a resume or contact STRAND REAL ESTATE Lisa Pustis at: M rlln cm HF Art F ^ cashiering ex- Our investment in Biogen further demonstrates New building materials industries, the housing industry also Enclosed please find payment for 77 Hazard Ave., Enfield, CT ^rlen ce, HEAD TELLERS need at least 2 years experience prefera- Carrier Delivery: 647-"S0LD” Charnas Incorporated bly with some supervisory experience. All posllio^ require slrono York Life s commitment to AIDS research and, specifi­ has an impact on other housing-related businesses such 745-3383 or 249-4555 customer service skills. High school grads preferred ^ cally, to companies tliat are working on therapeutics for as home furnishings and appliances. E0E,M/F/H 76 Eastern Blvd. Call our Bridgeport office 384-5501. the treatment of AIDS,” said Donald K. Ross, president □ 3 months *23.10 Not an agency, never a leel It's What We Do Best! Glastonbury, CT 06033 Construction of single-family homes last month fell Senior Citizens: □ 6 months *46.20 □ 1 year *92.40 Citytrust of the insurance company. 2.5 percent to an annual rate of 1 million units. Single­ 657-8600 family starts had risen 5.9 percent in July after falling 0.5 □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 D 1 year *86.24 Equal Opportunity Employmenl/MF Prime adds new models percent in June. Apartment construction fell 11.4 percent in August to Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount , ~ Computer Inc. has in­ an annual rate of 350,000 units. It had fallen 9 percent in Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months troduced Ih rac additions to its family of engineering July after rising 31.1 percent in June. MANCHESTER JOB SERVICE...alwaysJ ready y to serve Job-seekers inh aaou and w area employers at no charaa workstations based on microprocessor technology frorn JOB Sun Microsystems Inc. The Northeast suffered the largest percentage decline Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: down 28.2 percent to 140.000 units at an annual rate. It Name Prime also^nounccd that customers can trade-in ear­ was the largest drop in the region since a 29 percent SERVICE lier models of Pnme workstations for the new models decline in March and the lowest number of starts since Sun Microsystems’ SPARC microprocessor architec­ Address • Carpenter with 10 yrs. experience 128,(XX) units in December 1982. Apt. • Challenging opening for reliability • Experienced auto mechanic sought • Area contractor seeking carpenter ture enhances system performance and speed through the • No experience needed to lill im­ in all phases of carpentry is needed by used car dealership. Will perform p ie Midwest suffered a 9.7 percent decline to 241,0(X) e n g in ^r with experience in prepara helper with minimum of 2 yrs ex- * • Excollent opportunity tor a mediate opening for a cashier. at once. Excellent pay and fringe tion of reliability data + performing of safety checks, tune-ups, work on integration of reduced instruction set computing. units and the West declined 7.4 percent to 398,000 units. programmer/analyst with 3-5 year, Employer will train. Pay + full benetits. perience in carpentry field 'Good Ciy. Zip engineeririg/analysis required. De­ motors. Own tools required. Good pay/benelits. “We believe that SPARC is quickly becoming the in­ Only the South registered a gain, up 7.9 percent to Phone experience in MPE IV and RPG II. benefits. pay rate. Excellent salary and benefits. vi^® I ' J •'^riustrial engineering + dustry’s top RISC solution in the market,” said Robert A. 574,000 units. • Permanent part-time clerical posi­ knowledge of military standards/ tion available lor individual with mini­ Fischer, Prime’s corporate vice president of marketing. Applications for multifamily building permits, a MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL specs required. Excellent pay -r Prime said the new additions to its engineering • Employer seeking arc weldor with 2 mum of 1 yr, general office ex­ fringe benefits, barometer of future multifamily housing activity, were • Only 6 mos. clerical experience re­ yrs. experience to work on structural perience. Type 35 wpm. Good pay workstations give users enhanced speed and perfor­ up 8.8 percent in August, following drops of 13.5 percent quired for opening for clerk-typist/ steel. Very good pay -r benefits. and fringe benefits. • Uke to try detective work? Area State of Connecticut CRT operator. Will enter orders on mance, as well as complete compatibility with the full in July and 1.8 percent in June. retail store will train individual for The Manchester Herald computer, typo (40 wpm), file, and Labor Department line of CADDStations, CADDServers and CADDS Overall applications for building permits rose 3.5 per­ position as store detective. Good pay software from Prime. prepare reports. Good pay and and benefits. ^ ’ 806 Main Street cent after falling 2.1 percent in July. P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 benetits. Manchester, CT 06040 (203) 649-4558 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1989

BUSINESS HOMES HOMES HOMES I OPPORTUNITIES l£il FOR SALE FOR SALE [g ^ C A R S I CARS ( FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE INVESTMENTS - Restau­ 3S% pay increase, COLA is proposed for Congress rant. Breakfast and MANCHESTER - New MANCHESTER - New 3 PONTIAC Firebird 1977 - MANCHESTER - Must By Larry Margasak lunch, seats 42, eaulp- L is tin g ! $171,500. 6 Spcciolistl bedroom Colonial, IV2 Needs work. Best offer PONTIAC 1980Sunblrd-2 another 25 percent in 1991 and tic House and Senate members cur- selll (3ape. 3-4 bedrooms. 2 ment and Inventory In­ room , 1 Vj bath Ranch Is b a th s, g a ra g e . $950 Coll 649-9151 a fte r 5pm . door, 4 cylinder, auto­ pay boosts afterward to the cost of senators is 40 percent. considering .several proposals lo full baths. Fireplace In living The Associated Press rcnily arc paid $89,500 annually, against a plan to raise lawmakers’ cluded, great location, crisp, bright and monthly plus utilities. 2 matic, sun roof, 63,000 living, the .source said Tuesday The proposal also would allow outside earned income other much potential, good room, appliances and morell month security deposit FORD LTD Country and leaders arc paid more. A 35 per­ salaries by 51 percent, a raise that roomy. Situated on a Squire Wagon - 1972, miles. $800 or best WASHINGTON — A House eliminate a provision in current law lease, lots of parking, 1548 sq. ft. REDUCED to and references. No o ffer, 644-2833. night, speaking on condition of cent increase would make the salary than honoraria, including the pos­ could have gone into effect without huge priyate country 400V-8, excellent condi­ allowing House members who were make offer. Commer­ lot. YoYo Carroll, Sen­ $149,900. Call Owner, 647- D<|ft! pets. 643-2121. ethics task force is proposing a 35 anonymity. $120,825. sibility of letting members keep 15 a vole if Congress had gone along tion. $500. 647-7890. OLDS 1964 - Dynamic 88 percent congressional pay raise over in office by January 1980 to convert cial 4 bay garage - try Real Estate, 643- 1714. Station Wagon. Possi­ The final recommendation of the A key part of the new plan would percent of their outside earnings. with the recommendations of a 200x100 lot, used car 4060. □ two years while controversial excess campaign money to pcr.sonal (STORE AND 1985 SUBARU DL 4 door b le restoration o r lO-mcmbcr bipartisan task force is be a two-year pha.scout of honoraria Former House Speaker Jim presidential pay commission and re p a ir license, 2,700 MANCHESTER - 3 Fam­ parts. Best offer. 643- use. The task force has not decided ELLINGTON - In-ground OFFICE SPACE Sedan - Standard trans­ honoraria paymcnis arc phased out expected to be presented to congres­ Wright, D-Tcxas, csUiblishcd the former President Reagan. sq.ft, building, new ily alum inum sided In CARPENTRY/ 5967. — fees for making .speeches, often when that proposed change should septic system, Coven­ pool, clapboard sided 6 CLEANING SERVICES mission, 42,000 miles, during the same period, according to sional leadership this week. The task force earlier this year after law­ excellent condition. room Cape on beautiful REMODELING VOLVO DL 1982 - 4 door lo organizations lobbying for legis­ Wright sought to save part of the try , $172,900. L u cra tive MANCHESTER - Prime $3,000. 646-7423. a congressional source. proposal is subject to change and is lake effect, according to the source. makers suffered through their latest $196,500. Separate u tili­ 150x250 lot, hardwood Sedan, lig h t blue, 103K, lation. House members now may raise by having the House vote on a antique business In his­ ties. Quiet area on cul- East Center Street lo­ SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT6 The proposal would increase pay expected to go before the full Hou.se The plan also would tighten dis­ bitter feud over a pay increase. toric district of Coven­ floors, 2 car garage, COUNTRY CLEANERS great shape. $4200. 649- keep honoraria totaling 30 percent 30 percent increa.se that would have de-sac. Bob Toylor, adiacent V2 acre build­ cation! Attractive Co­ Coupe. Excellent con­ 3514.______by about 10 percent next year. by the end of October. closure requirements for receipt of Consumer advocate Ralph Nader try, attached 7 room GCF HOM E Commercial and realdantlal. lonial decore with fire­ of their pay, while the limit for Sentry Real Estate, 643- ing lot also available. dition. 12K, loaded. gifts. The task force reportedly is house, more than 18 Experienced and dependable. place. Great road BUICK Skylark 1980 - 2 led what became a public outcry 4060. □ Great opportunity for SERVICES Asking $12,900. Call 646- Plea.se see RAISE, page 10 years at present loca­ Remodeling, repair, decks, Call (or a free estimate. visibility and parking. 5115.______door, excellent condi­ tion, possible expan­ MANCHESTER - Price c o n tr a c to r. $149,900. Security system. $925 tio n , 52,000 m iles, $1500. Philips Real Estate, trim work, small jobs. Carol Green 1971 - Satellite Se bring, sion of lower leyel, Reduced! $210,900. This per month. Allbrio 643-1783. spacious 10 room 742-1450.g______Senior Citizen Discount 649-0778 383 big block, 727 trans­ Inyentory and real est­ Realty, 649-0917. mission. New crank CHEVETTE 1977-2 door, Ranch has a gorgeous FHA/Farmers Approved ate Included. $414,900. 645-6559 and bearings. $2500. auto, runs well, looks Philips Real Estate, big back yard with a 2 New Homes on 1-3 leyel deck. Walk to ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL 646-6649. good. $250 or best offer. 742-1450.D acres, 4 or 5 rooms, 2-3 ABLE HOME I 643-7340 a fte r 5;30pm. school. YoYo Carroll, brs, full basement, ' PROPERTY When you have some Sentry Real Estate, 643- vinyl siding, call for IMPROVEMENT FINDING A cash buyer 4060. □______for sporting goods equip­ thing to sell, find o cash details $1 09,000- Established 1981 CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC MANCHESTER-2400and buyer the easy w a y ... w ith PRISTINE Condition!! $114,900. P hilips Real Introduces the No job too small 3100 sq.ft. - Starting of ment Is easy when you CLYDE advertise In classified. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. o low-cost ad In Classi­ Im m aculate 7 room Co­ Estate, 742-1450.D MANOR ROOM Free estimates $3.25 sq.ft, nnn. Load­ fied. 643-2711. lonial on Farmstead ing dock or d riv e In - ROUTE 83, VERNON IMMACULATE In sid e Custom designed modular Fully insured and Dr. In East H a rtfo rd . And Out 3 brs, 2 baths, addition. parking. Woodland In­ iHanrliPHtpr IrralJi 80 Malibu Classic Wag. *2995 (Off Oak St.) 4 bdrms, licensed d u stria l P ark. 643-2121. double closets In m br, • UQhlwoloht — can ba added BOB RILEY 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. *6895 1.5 baths, fireplace, hw to axiatino dacha or patlo'a Real Estate cathedral celling In Ir 6 4 6 -1 2 8 4 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 floors, large eat-ln kit­ and dr, floor to celling • No foundation naa'dad — ao OLDSMOBILE chen with appliances, can ba built anywbara , ROOMMATES 259 Adams St., Manch. 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 fireplace In family • OualHy matarlala DUMAS ELECTRIC 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr *9995 summer porch over­ room, enioy the pri­ • Inaulatad Service changes, WANTED 649-1749 looks fabulous yard I 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Wednesfjay. Sept. 20, 1989 I HOMES vacy from rear porch • Moat }oba complatad In ona additional wiring and maintained to perfec­ waak. N ew 1989 Cutlass 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm ' FOR SALE and deck. North Cov­ Also complete remodeling repairs on existing APARTMENT to share Newsstand Price: 35 Cents tion! New vinyl siding e n try, $174,900. P hilips with 2 women, respon­ Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 service homes. Quality work at St# 9410 86 Century Wagon *7495 MANCHESTER - Now for easy care! Priced Reol Estate, 742-1450.a sible, $250 + 1/3 elect- rig h t at $179,900. Jack- • Addition • Dacka Till, Ini. Wipers, AC4 Season. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 only 135,000 for these • Mooflnp • Roofing affordable prices. rlc ond phone. 646-5483. BOLTON - New 7-room Olv. Bench Seal. RearDefog- son & Jackson Real • Qaragaa • Siding Entirely owner operated. 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 brand new, huge, excit­ Contemporary located ROOMMATE Wanted - ger, P185/75R14 WW Tires. ing, 7 room , 1,800 sq. ft. Estate, 647-8400.0 • Oormara • KItchan’a 27 years exp. Call 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 in preferred area! • Raplacamant Wtndowa Manchester $250 2.5 Lller EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, beautiful contempor­ POSSIBLE Rent With Op­ $327,900. O yer 2,800 Joseph Dumas m o nthly. 647-0121. Composlle Halogen Head­ 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 ary Townhouses. tion!! Builder will con­ sq.ft, featuring 3 Call Ron 646-5253. lamps. Bumper Molding 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 Cathedral ceilings, An­ sider a rent with option From & Rear. PB From Disc 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Bomb likely cause 643-9966 bdrms; 2'/2 baths; cen­ MISCELLANEOUS Rear Drum. Body Side Mold­ dersen windows, full on this brand new 7 rm tral vac; 2 decks; h/w I ing, From Wheel Drive, Rear 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 basements, 2x6 con­ Colonial on Shoddy floors; f/p family rm; FARRAND REMODEUNG MISCELLANEOUS ' SERVICES Side Mirror. struction, family room M ill Rd. In Andover. 3 and 2-car garage. Call SERVICES Over 56 lo choose from 872-9111 bdrms, 2V2 baths, fp, Room additlona. dacka roofing, fireplace, central air, today! Kiernan Realty, aiding, windowa and guttara. All GSL Building Mainte­ Starting at oven/range, dls- Anderson windows, Inc. 649-1147.0 fyp*6 of ramodaling and rapalra. nance Co. C om m ercl- hwasher, hood, dispo­ vinyl siding, super pri­ Call Bob Farrand. Jr, HAWKES TREE SERVICE al/ResIdentlal building vate 5 acre lot! MANCHESTER - Fabu­ ITRUCKS/VANS of deadly air crash sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full repoirs and home Im­ $10,999* lous location on quiet Bus. 647-8509 Bucket, truck & chipper. *lncludaa All QM Incantivas baths, washer/dryer $214,900. Jackson & Stump removal. Free provements. Interior FOR SALE Jackson Real Estate, c u l-d e -s a c ! $257,500. Res. 645-6849 estimates. Special OR Financing aa low at 2.9% hookups, cedar siding, Spacious 8-room Co­ and exterior painting, wall-to-wall carpeting, 647-8400.O consideration (or elderly PARIS (AP) — A bomb probably lonial featuring 4 end handicapped. light carpentry. Com­ 1971 BRONCO In storage. to take off from N’Djamena, injur­ wreckage was spread over a wide tiled foyer, oak kitchen b e d rm s ; 2'/2 baths; plete ianitorlal ser­ Blue and white. Mint caused the crash of a French DC-10 ing 25 people on board. An other­ cabinets, two-zone gas IF The Shoe Fits..Wear REMODELING! condition. 56,000 origi­ rocky and sandy area in the Term it fully appllanced eat-ln 647-7553 vice. Experienced, rel­ SCHALLER jetliner that disappeared shortly after wise unknown group calling itself heat, slider to deck and It! If you need a great kitchen; a/c; walk-out Now is the time to fix up iable, free estimates. nal miles, 302standard. mountains, north of Lake Chad. 2-car garage. Owners big house for a large the bath or kitchen, ciom- ACURA QUALITY taking off from Chad with 171 basement 8, 2-car gar­ 643-0304. PRE-OWNED AUTOS $10,000 firm . 228-0787 “Group Idriss Miskini” claimed In a statement, UTA said the w ill hold a second family or extended people on board, the airline said age! Kiernan Realty, plete or partial. Think PIANO TUNING 63 Niatan Stanza *3465 mornings and evenings responsibility but the Chadian fa m ily be sure to see JUNK R e m o va l from wreckage was found at 16.54 mortgage of $32,900 at Inc. 649-1147.0 about tile for the floor, Mark Trotier 5 Spd . A/C. Stareo or 633-5488.______today. 8% with no principal or this super 10 rm Cape I wall or backsplash. Re­ your home. 646-3359, 87 Calica GTS *11495 government blamed Libya for the degrees north latitude and 11.54 MANCHESTER - New leave message. 5 Spd . Loadad. Rad 1971 GMC Dump Truck - The French airline UTA also said bombing. Interest payment due Cod In Manchester. 4-5 15 Years Exerience 63 Pontiac 6000 LE *3995 degrees east longitude. It gave no Listing! Charming 3 place that entry door for a 6500 series, 5-7 yards. it received an anonymous call from for 7 years. These are bdrms, 4 baths, huge new look. Other home V6. Auto. Loadad Chad fought with Libyan-backed bedroom home close to Reasonable Rates 64 Chev Caprice Claaaic *4995 Excellent condition. a man claiming responsibility for the passenger list. beautiful single family family room, great V8. Loadad rebels for more than a decade, but schools and shopping! Improvement services New - brakes, front - French military spokesmen said homes, not condomini­ Oak kitchen, full base­ available. Call Barry at 647-5719 88 Acura Integra 3 Or *11495 end, transmission, pto crash on behalf of the Moslem ter­ ums; and there are, of ment, fireplace, hw Garage plus carport. I GARDENING Auto. A/C. Low Mllat. Rad the situation has been calm for the twin-engine Puma helicopters were $129,900. A llb rio 646-2411. 86 Chav Nova *3995 and shaft, drive line, rorist group Islamic Jihad. The air­ past two years, and Chad and Libya course, no association firs, large deck and a Auto. Slarao clutch. $5,800 firm . 228- being dispatched from N’Djamena fees. Call today for fantastic 151x181 yard! R ealty, 649-0917. ISLAND CONSTRUCTION CHRYSANTHEMUMS - 85 Toyota Corolla SR-5 *3995 line said it was not in a position to Screened loam, gravel, You dig your con­ 0787 mornings or recently signed an agreement to set­ with medical crews for immediate complete details on $199,900. Jackson 8< FREE ESTIMATES 5 Spd . A/C. Starao. Clean % judge its authenticity and informed tainer. 550 Bush HIM 67 Jaap Wrangler *8995 evenings. tle their border dispute peacefully. aid to survivors, if any are found. these magnificent and Jackson Real Estate, processed gravel, 5 Spd . V>6. Soft Top Y';.’ Road, Manchester. the French Foreign Ministry. Among the passengers who beautiful homes at 647-8400.D sand, stone, and fill for 85 Buick Century *4995 1986 CHEVY Pick-up - 8 The Transport Ministry said it CAnPENfEBS/HANDYMEN Auto. A/C foot bed, 21,000 miles, The wreckage of the aircraft was boarded in N’Djamena was Bonnie $167,900 w ith this very, HEBRON - Victorian, 7 CONDOMINIUMS Reasonably priced residen­ delivery call George TO CLEAN artificial flow­ 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 found today scattered over a wide was sending investigators to probe very special financing. I tial Improvements. Cleaning, ers, place them heads 5 Spd. A/C $7000 or best offer. The Associated Press Pugh, wife the U.S. ambassador to the crash. ro o m . $320,000. The FOR SALE Griffing 742-7886. 83 Olda Ciera *3995 649-1698.______area in a desolate region of south­ This Is an excellent warm glow from the hauling, building, ramod^ down In a paper bag, add ve. Auto. A/C DOG DAY AFTERNOONS — John Corteville of Penfield. N.Y., and his dog Spuds relax Chad, Robert L. Pugh, the U.S. Em­ UTA said contact was lost with opportunity for first- Ing (la kitchens, baths, and salt and shake well. To 84 Olda Cutlaaa *3995 GMC 1988 4x4 Loaded central Niger. There was no word on bedroom and living rec rooms). All calls an­ Auto, A/C. PS bassy in Chad said. time buyers and Inves­ LOTS of Home Space and clean out storage areas In Pick up with deluxe after school Tuesday on a golf course across from Corteville’s home. survivors. The wife of the U.S. am­ Flight 772 less than an hour after it room fireplaces, a Lots of Sport Space. 3 swered. References. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM The French news agency Agence tors. Owner will con­ crisp cool breeze from your home or garage, cap. Excellent condi­ took off from N’Djamena after a or 4 bedroom Town- 647-1824 345 CENTER ST., bassador to Chad and a Chadian sider rent with option. the central air system. LAWN CARE place on ad In classified MANCHESTER tion. $12,500. GMC 1988 France-Pressc, quoting unidentified stopover on a flight that originated Rothman 8< Rothman, house. 2'/2 baths, rec telling.our readers what 647-7077 pick up with cap. Ex­ Cabinet minister were among those sources, said Chadian Planning Min­ The romantic and re­ room, new wall to wall I wishing will not sell any- in Brazzaville, capital of the Congo. 646-4144.□ la x in g lu x u ry of a you have fo r sale. cellent condition. reported on board. carpeting, central air, I thing ... a low-cost ad In General Yard Clean Up ister Mahamat Soumahiia was also The airline said the last radio con­ steamy lacuzzi in your $11,800. 643-5614. Contact was lost with the Paris- ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ attractive Interior. Classified will. Why nat • Lawns Raked on the plane, headed for the annual tact between the plane and air traffic ily, (3) six families, 11 master bedroom suite Lots of open space, place one today! 643-27)1. • Brush Removsl Burst pipe forces relocation bound jet less than an hour after it are lust a few features • Tree Removal FURNITURE meeting of the International controllers indicated everything was and 14 unit properties swimming pool, tot lot, I took off Tuesday from the Chadian for sale. All have some In this new home. Flano • Hedge Trimming CARDINAL ! MQTQRCYCLES/ Moneutry Fund in Washington. tennis and room to • And More normal. It reported no unusual owner financing avail­ Real Estate, 646-5200.D TABLE Wrought Iron, capital, N’Djamena, after originat­ Most passengers appeared lo be roam. Carport and ad- PAINTING/PAPERING • Reasonable Rates BUICK, INC. I MQPEDS ing in the Congo. weather. able for qualified buy­ black, 30x42, oblong, 1988 Pont Grand Am $8690 French, Chadian and Congolese, MANCHESTER - 5-5 Two ditlonal storage. Call 657-9761 UTA purchased die aircraft in ers. Call 871-6367. An fa m ily . $179,000. Quiet “ IF e can tell you glass top yvlth 4 padded 1988 Buick Century $10,980 HONDA 1986 XR-250R - In of two programs at Bentley “It exploded at high altitude, leav­ Priced to sell at chairs. Excellent con­ said the Foreign Ministry spokes­ 1973 and it had logged 60,(XX) hours Informational bro­ neighborhood, nice $138,000. Call Barbara 1988 Buick LeSabre $11,980 storage three years, ing every reason to believe it was a chure will be mailed, what to look for... dition. $65, 872-8974. man. He said that a more thorough in the air. UTA said the plane was in yard, 2 car garage, gas for a private przvlew. CONCRETE 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 175 miles. Showroom mier, Manchester’s director of spe­ bomb,” UTA airline spokesman heat. Solid Investment! 1988 Century Wagon $11990 condition. Street regis­ By Rick Santos back into the regular rooms at breakdown, if issued at all, would excellent condition. VERNON/RockvIlle - RE/MAX East of the and what to look WING Choir - Navy blue cial education and pupil personnel. Michel Fricss said on French Real estate developer Flano Real Estate, 646- R iver, 647-1419.□ check. Like new. 646- 1968 Dodge Dakota P/U $8660 tered, light kit. $2400 or Manchester Herald Bentley, Cormier said, they will be have to await notification of the next 1987 Chev <>jnv Van $13699 television. He said it was possible, wishes to sell two fam- 5200. □ outforr Roman Spiewak 1427. best offer. 228-0787. Cormier said the two day treat­ held temporarily in Nathan Hale of kin. MANCHESTER - South- 1687 Buick Park Ave $11850 but less likely, that a technical llv home from portfo­ field Green, Immediate A water pipe burst at Bentley ment programs run by the School and other rooms in Bentley There were 156 passengers and lio. Will assistquallfled Mason Contractor 1987 Honda CRX. 2Dr. *7380 LEGAL NOTICF.cj failure was to blame. TODAY MANCHESTER - Owner occupancy on this ex­ H arB ro Brick, Block or Stone IX Piece Bedroom Set - 1966 Chevy Monte Carlo $8495 School Monday night, flooding the Manchester school system, which not damaged by the flood. 15-member crew on board, the air­ buyer with no money anxious. $139,900. Lots ceptional 6 rm Town- Chimneys, Patios. Walls Dork walnut, black 1966 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8860 first floor and forcing the relocation Cormier said he had no idea of “ It appears to have exploded in line said. A UTA spokeswoman down purchase. Why of country charm In house, 3 bed rm's, liv­ Now, Restorations and Repairs tr im , $500. 647-9028 INVITATION TO BID include about 35 students, were the Index pay rent when you can P a in tin g 1986 LeSabre Cust Cpe. $8480 flight at high altitude," said a this darling 3 bedroom, ing rm, dining rm area evenings. 1986 Buick Electra 380 $9980 The Manchester Public Schools classes at two day treatment only programs affected by the flood. the exact cost of the damages, but declined to say when or if a com­ own? Coll 871-6367 fo r 646-4134 solicits bids tor 1990 PICKUP for Foreign Ministry spxikcsman, who l'/2 bath home featur­ and kitchen with fam­ of Manchester 1685 Buick Riviera $9480 programs there until at least As well as being used by the estimated it to be “thousands and plete passenger list would be made 20 pages, 2 sections Informational bro- the 1989-90 school year. Sealed ing 1st flo o r den, lovley ily rm area, 2'/2 baths, Get that chimney re­ 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8695 bids will be received until Sep­ 'Thanksgiving, officials said. thousands of dollars.” TTie damage spoke on condition of anonymity. public. chure ond application. mature landscaped lot schools, the building houses the pool, tennis, carport, Quality Painting paired before wintetl Call IOFFICE/RETAIL 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 tember 28, 1989, 2:00 p.m., of The pipe is located in a bathroom “The pieces are widely scattered, so Business 18 Lottery and oversized 2 car which time they will be publicly Manchester Association for is mostly to the floor of the second The wreckage was found shortly M A N C H E S TE R -$319,900. treed yard, $166,900. U Services now for a free estimate. EQUIPMENT 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 on the west side of the second floor it didn’t crash on impact.” after dawn by a Transall aircraft sent Classified_ 18-20 Nation/Wbrld_ 5-7 Reduced for quick sale. garage. Porter Street 8< R Realty, 643-2692.0 Fully insured. I 1985 Olds Ciera $5895 opened. The right Is reserved to Retarded Citizens and the Jefferson floor and llic ceiling of the first area. Century 21 - Ep­ •Free Estimates relect any and all bids. Specifi­ of tlic two-story building, located at On March 10, 1984, a bomb ex­ Comics ___ 17 Obituaries 2 Lookout Mountain. An- MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ 1985 Buick Century Sed. $6380 cations and bid forms may be House Adult Day Health Center. by the French military contingent in Focus____ saldl Built oversized 4 stein R ealty, 647-8895.D •Senior Citizen Discounts TALAGA MASONRY SMITH Corona Electric - 81 Adams St., Manchester 57 Hollister St., said Richard Cor­ ploded on a UTA DC-8 flying the _ 9 Opinion^ 8 room unit located at Excellent, hardly used. secured ot the Business Office, Until the programs can move N’Djamena, the Chadian capital. Food____ . 15 Sports____ 11-14 bedroom Colonial, 2V2 MANCHESTER - New •Aluminum & Vinyl 45 North School Street, Man­ Please see BENTLEY, page 10 same route just before the plane was Beacon Hill. H uge 643-8209 $55. M a tt F u ller 568- 649-4571 chester, Connecticut. The Defense Ministry said the Local/State .3-4 Television 16 baths, large eat-ln kit­ L isting. $219,900. Spa­ master bedroom, slid­ Powerwashing 2366, before 10am. 039-09 1 chen w/wet bar and cious four bedroom, ers off of living room to glass doors to screened 2'/2 bath Colonial feat­ courtyard. $109,900. 646-6815 porch. Plaster walls, 2 SPDRTING NOTICE OF PUBLIC 5ALE uring oversized kit­ David Murdock or Su­ We’re Here To Serve COMPUTERS House panel subpoenas fireplaces, attic fan. chen, first floor family san Donahue, Sentry GDQDS A public sale of the contents of the storage spaces listed New plans add offices, Completely private room and laundry Real Estate, 643-4060.□ below will take place at A Space Station, 282 Chapel Road, wooded yard. Three Wall Papering and South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 at 11:00 a.m. the mornino room and lovely pri­ BE Healthy and Happy! Got a new computer? GOLF Clubs. Used starter of October 4, 1989. Each space will be sold os one unit. blocks from 1-384. Im­ vate yard. Century 21 - Painter former HUD secretary $94,500. The fitness- Need a tutor? and full sets. $25 toon, mediate occupancy. Epstein Realty, 647- 30 years Experience black, 30x42, oblong, E508 Market Management AKA Ple-O-Ne delete research center By owner 646-8711. 8895.0 minded professional Insurance and Do you own a computer? Lat m« books, 20 bxs, 1 fireplace mantel, 1 pot belly stove, 1 will take advantage of halp you find out what your glass top with 4 padded screen door, 1 coffee maker, worming lights, 1 cosh WASHINGTON (AP) — A said before the meeting that the PRICE Drastically Re­ an In-ground pool, References computar can do for you. chairs. Excellent con­ register, 10 restaurant eouip, 1 troy rocks, 1 shrink House subcommittee today voted By Nancy Concelman The land is zoned Comprehensive Kaap Incoma tax racordi. wrap, 1 shrink wrap equip, 2 plastic forks, 1 retrlg rock former secretary — who appeared duced. Super Buy. PAR Excellence!! Eyery sauna, exercise and MARTY MAHSSON dition. $65, 872-8974. Draft lattani. unanimously to subpoena former voluntarily before the panel in May Manchester Herald Urban Development, which allows a Great family home aspect of this charming pool room. Wow! This 649-4431 A309 E.J. Mcoulltfee, Inc. Sort out your paymant achadulaa. 24 bxs, 1 radio, 1 Ice chest, 1 sultcose, 1 kit bog, 3storm Housing Sccrcutry Samuel R. Pierce mix of uses. Zoning regulations re­ with room to grow. hom e Is 1st class fo r the Im m aculate 1st flo o r — was willing to testify but needed Pleasant family neigh­ 1st tim e buyer. S. M a n ­ Do monthly billing. PETS AND windows, 10 files Jr. to testify about alleged mis­ quire the PZC to approve prelimi­ condo unit has 2 bed­ WALLPAPERING & Taach your kida computar akiila. another two weeks’ time for The dcvcloj)crs of land surround­ borhood. Walk to Mar­ B306 William Boulduc chester location and a rooms and 2 baths and Find out what you can do on tha SUPPLIES management at his department. preparation. ing the Pavilions at Buckland Hills nary and final plans of dcvclopmcni, tin School, Globe Hol­ good price too! Low PAINTING 2 bogs, 1 folding bed, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard, 1 Is located In a p riva te , Ceilings Repaired or Replaced computar. NO CHARGE FOR mattress, 12 bxs, 1 kit chair, 1 chest of drwrs, 1 dryer, 1 Pierce’s lawyers criticized the panel “We believe the subcommittee’s want to replace a proposed research but the commission may approve low. Large living areas 130's. Call Linda INITIAL Vi HOUR INTERVIEW To FREE - Two Ferrets, tan, 2 table lamps, 1 radio, 2 rocking chairs, 1 coffee quiet, complex and Insurad/Referencas dalarmina both your naada and If I as taking “vindictive and punitive revisions to the preliminary plan. w ith the country charm Brown, RE/MAX East male and female. Call table, 2 end tables, 5 tires, 1 tool box, toys, misc Items, vindictive anS -punitive actions in and development complex with comes complete with G .L McHugh can ba of aaalatanca. actions.” appeal. Squeaky clean o f the R iver, 647-1419 or all appliances Includ­ 292-6217. 8 cinder blocks, 4 boards, 5 tackle boxes denying Mr. Pierce adequate time to high-rise offices, a motel and 6,000 Finguerra could not be reached Interior. Manicured evenings 647-8691.0 ing air conditioning. 643-9321 649-6763 C321 Bryan Sullivan Republicans joined Democrats in obtain and review pertinent dcKu- square feet of retail space, according for comment today. oyer-sIzed lot. You LOVELY, One owner, Convenient to route 1 fan, 1 motorcycle, 3 batteries, 1 car romp set, 2 voting to subpoena Pierce, who did If revised plans arc approved, the won't believe the price wheels, 1 seeder, 1 gas can, 1 tester, 4 paint cans, 1 bolt ments and in insisting on use of sub­ to a revised preliminary plan of four room home. Beau­ 384. Anne Miller Real MISCELLANEQUS cutters, 2 tires not appear as requested last Friday development for the site. developers could add to the more on this gorgeous Colon­ tiful corner lot, mainte­ Estate, 647-8000.□ poenas arc taken in retaliation ia l. A sking $179,900. FDR SALE C715 Paul Woods to testify about reports of fraud, in­ Manchester 1-84 Associates, than 600,000 square feel of office nance free exterior. I air cond, 1 ton, 2 Ice chests, 1 ladder, 1 retrlg, 2 against Mr. Pierce’s exercise of his Call Barbara for a Priced to sell at I APARTMENTS (APARTMENTS speakers, 1 stereo, 2 handtrucks, hub caps, sliding fluence-peddling and mismanage­ constitutional right,” Pierce lawyers headed by New York developer John space investors have proposed or guided tour. RE/MAX $122,500. Call Anne C. ILOTS/LAND FOR RENT FOR RENT door, 2 gas cans, bulbs 2 cassett players, 1 ment at the Department of Housing said in a letter to Lanlos. Finguerra, also wants to reduce a built in Manchester and South East of the River, 647- Doremus at 646-4611, or coffeemaker, 1 water hose, 1 floor sweeper, 2dollies, 1 1419.P______FOR SALE END ROLLS electric heater and Urban Development. “We are deeply saddened that this 17,000-square-foot retail center Windsor in the past few years. RE/MAX East of the LIKE private home. 3'/2 BOLTON - 4 room apart­ 27’/i" width —- 25C B201 Brian Medow “I think the subcommittee had no proposed for land north of the mall WATER Front - Splffy R iver, 647-1419.0 rooms. Lease. Secur­ subcommittee appears to embrace Revised plans also show a reduc­ LAND - H om e s ite 's ment, fireplace, car­ 13" width — 2 for 25it 5 bxs, 2 tv consoles, 2 motorcycles, 1 tackle box, 35 option,” said Rep. Tom Lanlos, D- w a te r fro n t home In ity. Working single speed over truth,” the lawyers wrote. to 7,000 square feet and add 68 tion in the number of high-rise MANCHESTER - Marble ready for building per­ peting, no pets. Newsprint end rolls can ba battery charger, 1 Ice chest, 1 gas can, 1 blanket Glostonbury. Beautiful male preferred. 643- Calif., chairman of die employment apartments lo the parcel, according apartments on plans for one aica S treet. $209,000. Im ­ mits, build now or References required. picked up at the Mencheeter E529 Robert Patrick But Lantos and other members of 1 nature's paradise- Dia­ maculate 2 family lo­ 2880.______Herald ONLY before 11 a m. 1 baby chair, 30 bxs, 1 bicycle, pictures, 1 record and housing subcommittee of the to plans filed at the town Planning from 1.000 lo 932, but the 68 apart­ mond Lake. Priced to la te r, b u ild y o u rs e lf, or $510 m onthly. 646-2311. the subcommittee accused Pierce of cated In quiet dead end 118 Main Street, 3 room Monday through Thursday. player, 2 sofas, tires, toys, 1 trunk, mIsc Items, 1 hand Government Gperations Committee. Department Friday. sell In the 160's. Get a put the lob out to bid. MANCHESTER - One trying to unduly delay his testimony. ments proposed for the land north ol' street. Unique home apartment Including truck, 1 waterbed frame, 1 fish tank lomp, bar stools step ahead of the Private land mort­ bedroom, centrally lo­ AIR Conditioners - Frigl- “The subcommittee had an agree­ “Rather than coming forth and The Planning and Zoning Com­ the mall would make up the dif­ features 4 bedrooms; gages available from heat/hot water. $560 B309 Loreen Cameronfraser The Associated Press weather with this 2V2 baths; central a/c; cated, on busline, $495 dalre, approximately c/o Donna Creature ment with Mr. Pierce...that agree­ clearing the record ... he is toying mission last June approved a ference, plans show. beauty. Call and ask developer. Manches­ per month. Security. monthly plus utilities 8500 BTU, $50. General 1 air cond, 1 box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard, 1 ment was broken unilaterally by Mr. hottub; and 2 car gar­ ter, Coventry, Hebron, No pets. 646-2426, 9am- chest of drwrs, 1 dining table, 1 hobby horse with the subcommittee in order to SLOSH — A dog swims behind two people as they wade preliminary plan of development for The Dallas, Texas-based Tram­ for Ron. RE/MAX East age! Owner down pay­ and security. Call 646- Electric carry all, $75. Bolton, Andover and 5pm weekdays.______B205 Lonnie Wagner Pierce.” through flooded streets Tuesday in Puerto Rico in the after- the 150 acres the developers own mell Crow Co. has PZC approval to o f the R iver, 647-1419.n ment assistance avall- 2457 9am-5pm. console humidifier, Vernon. Call now for 449 Main Street, 5 room 2 folding chairs, 1 desk, 1 night table, 20 tv console, 1 Pierce’s attorney, Paul L. Perito, Please see PIERCE, page 10 around the mall, between Buckland qble! Kiernan Realty, MANCHESTER - Five $25. 643-6733.______math of Hurricane Hugo. See story on page 6. detolls. Flano Real Est­ apartment. $600 per sledge hammer, 1 mower, 5 boards, 10 lown tools, 4 and Slater sU'ccts. CONTEMPORARY Flair Inc. 649-1147.0 ate, 646-5200.D room a p artm ent In 3 THREE metal oak top cane chairs, 1 card table, 1 table top Plea.se see PLANS, page 10 - Cathedral celling In month plus utilities. family. Appliances, desks with office chairs NEAT As A Pin And Clean Security. No pets. 646- B230 Marla Maldonado great room. Ap- As A Whistle! $139,500. carpeting, parking. and 2 television stands. 12 bxs, 3 pictures, 1 suitcase, 1 tv portable 10 tv pllanced kitchen with 2426, 9 a m -5 p m , $640 plus utilities. 643- Call 649-2371. console, 1 handsweeper, 1 hassock Describes this beauti­ I INVESTMENT weekdays.______large dining space and ful, well cared for 6 9664. HOLIDAY Health Execu­ C210 Robert Bickford Bolton constables getting daytime duty to combat burglaries lots of storage. Large PROPERTY NEWER 3 bedroom du­ 1 air cond, 18 bxs, 1 dryer, 1 fan, misc Items, 1 spindle room home with large tive Membership - bed, 1 mantle, 2 pick ax, 1 ox yoke, 1 sled, 1 llaht deck, bay window, two 1st flo o r fa m ily room , plex. Quiet street. Ap­ Value over $850. Asking ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ fixture, 10 window shutters bedrooms. This mobile pliances, wall-to-wall $600. Five dollar a year By Rick Santos stables until die resident stale trooper returns from vaca­ new patio and garage. ily, (3) six families, 11 CONDOMINIUMS A304 Arthur Arbo home has It all plus carpeting. $750 plus I dues. Use any location. have occurred during the day. Appliances, Including and 14 unit properties FOR RENT 1 box spring, 1 folding bed, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard 1 Manchester Herald tion Monday. should be addressed to the slate police force that’s privacy and quiet. Ask­ washer and dryer, are utilities. Security. 649- 642-7338. Statistics from the FBI show the crime rate in Bolton for sale. All have some 1092. mattress, 4 kit chairs, 2 uphol chairs, 1 dresser 1 responsible for protecting the town.” Preuss said. “Con­ ing In the 70's. Call and staying too! You've dryer, ski equipment, 1 coffee table, 1 kit table, 1 wash The trooper works days for two weeks and nights for owner financing avail­ MANCHESTER - One jumped 35 percent from 1987 to 1988 and increased 25 talk with Valerie. got to see this one! It's MANCHESTER - Two machine, weights, misc Items, 1 toaster, 1 clock i BGLTGN — In the midst of rising crime rales and a stables are a supplement to state trooix'r patrols not -i able for auallfied buy­ bedroom townhouse. one week under a three-week rotation, Pelletier said. Pel­ percent from 1983 lo 1988. RE/MAX East of the a beauty. Anne Miller and 3 bedroom apart­ punching bag, 1 dryer hose, 1 fertilizer spreader' l recent rash of burglaries, selectmen have decided to beef curc-all.” ers. Call 871-6367. An Fully appllanced kit­ misc nuts bolts letier said the public safety committee will meet lo work R ive r, 647-1419.0 Real Estate, 647-8000.O ments. 646-1218, ask fo r SALES up patrols by local constables during the daytime. Republican Selectman Carl Preuss argued that altering Morra agreed with Preuss, saying dial rescheduling the Informational bro­ Phil or Suzanne. chen, living room with E526 Edward Langston out a p l^ to have constables on duly when die trooper is the schedule could discourage some constables from IN Town - Lovely 5'/2 SOUTH Windsor - Tradl- chure will be mailed. fireplace, air condi­ 3 tires, 1 Lincoln Continental ■rhe issue came before the Board of Selectmen Tues­ constables’ shifts would not be a long-term solution to room Ranch. Ideal lo­ not available. He said the committee also will discuss working in Bolton, especially if they are not available tlonol Colonial. MANCHESTER - Apart­ tioning, washer/dryer NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ A211 Carol Bailey day night when Democratic Selectman Richard Pelletier, the crime problem. He also said that the board’s public cation, 2 large bed­ ment for rent. Call whether the town needs lo hire more constables. $229,900. V inyl sided 4 hook-up, deck. $675 per eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 5 bags, 1 box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard i a member of the board’s public safety committee, re­ during the daytime. safety committee was examining the issue before Hol­ rooms, Hying room bedroom Colonial. 1st 529-7858 or 563-4438. the posting of advertise­ mattress, 22 bxs, 1 china closet, 2 suitcases f i r e / s month plus utilities. pans, 3 mini tables, 1 Xmas tree ^ When the trooper is not on duty, the town is patrolled Preuss also asked if the proposal for rescheduling was land’s group started drawing attention to it. with fireplace, kitchen floor fireplaced family I ROOMS 649-2369. ments by any person, firm or quested nighttime patrols by constables be changed to die and dining room area. room, 2V2 baths, eat-ln FOR RENT b e c a u s e y o u never corporation on a telegraph, C222 Gary Delucia daytime when a resident stale trooper is not working the by one of the 10 constables, who have full policing a reaction to publicity acquired by a recently-formed The Neglected Taxpayers of Bolton is scheduled to Spacious pressure kitchen and formal din­ know when someone will MANCHESTER - Very telephone, electric light or U bxs, 2 suitcases, 1 coffee table, misc Items, 1 crock power. But Pelletier said die problem occurs when the local group calling for beefed up patrols. The group, clean 2 bedroom day shift. meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Community Hall treated sun deck en­ ing room. Plus above MANCHESTER - Room be searching fo r the Item power pole or to a tree, condo, on bus line. shrub, rock, or any other B239 Ed Brabham Helen Kemp, administrative assistant to die Board of trooper works days or is on vacation. Gn these occasions, spearheaded by former Board of Finance member Char­ Meanwhile, the selectmen have scheduled an infomri closed breezeway. ground pool sur­ for rent. $70 per week, 1 you have for sale. It's Garage-priyate back ^ tte r to run your want ad Close to everything. natural obiect without a w rit­ 2 fold choirs, 5 suitcases Selectmen, said today dial First Selectman Robert Morra, there is no day coverage, except by the state police in’ les Holland and called The Neglected Taxpayers of Bol­ tional meeting for lown residents interested in establish rounded by decking. month security. Fe­ ten permit (or (he purpose of Colchester, y a rd , askin g $158,000. U D.W. Fish Realty, 643- tor several days ...cancel­ $690 monthly. Availa­ A222 Kelly Kraynak who also functions as chief of police for die town, ton, also is preparing to fight (xissiblc tax increases in mg neighborhood crime watches. The meeting which male preferred. 649- profeedng Korfhepubllcond I box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 mattress, ski equipment town. & R R ealty, 643-2692.0 1591.0 1698. ing If os soon as you get ble O ctober 1st. 643- carries a fine of up (o $50 (or results. 9996. 045-08 decided Tuesday to scliedulc daytime patrols by con­ Many of the burglaries recently reported in Bolton will include presentations by the state police is each offense. “If we have a problem that needs to be addressed, it scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Community Hall.