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^ 26, 1986 Car bomb kills dozens in Xebanon

By Rodelna Kenaan Civil Defense rescue teams, fire The Associated Press engines and ambulances crowded the scene of the blast. Christian BEIRUT, Lebanon — A car radio stations broadcast urgent bomb exploded in a densely appeals for blood donations. populated area of Christian east Police said the car, a Mercedes- Beirut during morning rush hour Benz parked near the movie today, killing at least 32 people, theater, was laden with an esti­ wounding 140 and trapping many mated 200 kilograms, or 440 others in blazing buildings, police pounds, of TNT. said. " I was ironing family clothes Firefighters scaled mobile when it happened,” Mrs. Ghattas ladders to the upper floors of seven said in a telephone interview. "I apartment houses that were set on felt as if my eardrums were split as fire by the blast, and rescued more window glass shards fell all around than 30 women and children. me.” Tenants shouted for help from Police said at least 32 people upper balconies and roofs. were killed and 140 wounded, the highest casualty toll in a car Rescuers hunted for at least bombing this year. A car bomb seven people feared buried in blast on Jan. 21 killed 30 people and debris toppled by the blast’s wounded 133. concussion. A total of 63 people were killed "My brothers, my two broth­ and 405 wounded in the previous ers! ’’ screamed Josiane Azar as five car bombings in east Beirut rescuers pulled two bodies out of this year, according to police the rubble of a clothing shop her reports. ley brothers owned. She then fainted. Christian spokesmen blamed the Many victims were charred past car bombings on Syria’s ' Harild photo by Pinto beyond recognition. secret service, saying the attacks "It was a mad scene,” Nawal were part of a campaigirto force' Richard Bozzuto, ^who captured the Republican Civic Center. Bozzuto will face Qerald Labriola and Julie Ghattas, an east Beirut resident, Maronite Catholic President Amin nomination.for governor at the state convention, stands Belaga in a September primary that will determine who is said of the bombing. "People Gemayel to step down. in a crowd of party members Saturday at the Hartford to face Democratic incumbent William O’Neill. screamed. ‘ Motorists raced away, Syria has rejected the charge. It honking their horns, and the wail of has been at odds with Gemayel ambulance sirens was deafening.” since January, when he scuttled a There was no immediate claim peace pact the Syrians mediated of responsibility for the car bomb­ among the principal militias war­ ing, the seventh and deadliest in ring in Lebanon’s 11-year-old civil All find victory in GOP result east Beirut this year. war, A huge black cloud of smoke Gemayel contended the pact, tiey hung over the area after the 8:28 which was signed Dec. 28 by Druse, Bv George Layng Unlike the convention, where tion. the main concern of the won only five deiegates to Belaga’s a.m. explosion, which gouged a Shiite Mosiem and Maronite mil­ Herald Reporter candidates were competing for the Labriola and Belaga camps was to 29 and Bozzulo’s 99. 6-foot-deep crater in Wadih Naim itia chieftains, made too many support of delegates largely se­ win the 219 votes, or 20 percent, Locally. Manchester gave her street near the Star cinema in Ein concessions to the Moslems to end HARTFORD — Manchester- lected by town committees, they needed to force a primary. Before three votes to Labriola’s four and Rummaneh’s Snoubra the Christians’ domination of area supporters of Republican will be vying for the support of all the vote Saturday, many observers Bozzuto’s nine. Bolton divided its rs. neighborhood. power. gubernatorial candidates Gerald registered party members in the were confident Labriola would three votes evenly among the Labriola and Julie Belga came Sept, 9 primary. Belaga and qualify, but Belaga’schances were candidates. Coventry gave two to away from this weekend’s state Labriola supporters contend that seen as less certain. Belaga and one to Bozzuto, while convention feeling victorious, even when the choice is left to rank-and- As the balloting began, however, Andover’s two delegates backed Some Soviet troops though their candidates were file Republicans, their candidates Labriola supporters were the ones Belaga. GOP State Central Com­ beaten by Richard Bozzuto in the will come out on top. who started getting nervous. As mitteeman Nathan Agostinelli. the race for the nomination. i "It was proven that Dick Bozzuto Bozzuto was well on his way former Manchester mayor, also " I ’m happy.” said state Sen. can’t win in primaries.)” Manches­ toward winning the 583 votes he was given a vote, which he cast for to leave Afghanistan Carl Zinsser, one of four Manches­ ter Labriola supporter Thomas would end up with, Belaga sur­ Labriola. ter delegates to vote for Labriola. Ferguson said in reference to prised most observers by taking Fergusoi^ admitted afterward Although Bozzuto outdistanced delegate primaries held this spring MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet leader Such a settlement, he repeated, the lead over the Naugatuck that he was "slightly” nervous both Labriola and Belaga by over that saw Bozzuto lose to both Mikhail S. Gorbachev today an­ must include a guarantee that the pediatrician. when his candidate fell behind. three hundred delegate votes, each Labriola and Belaga. "W e’re going nounced that six Soviet army Moslem rebels fighting in Afghan­ The first 133 votes were typical of Though Belaga. the deputy ma­ of his two opponents won enough to have a hell of a good time in regiments wiil be withdrawn from istan with U.S. and Pakistani the first five congressional dis­ jority leader in the House of support to run in a September September.” Afghanistan this year as a gesture backing will lay down their arms. tricts counted, with Bozzuto in the aimed at speeding up Afghan primary. Going into the two-day conven­ lead and Belaga second. Labriola Please turn to page 3 peace talks. " I f the intervention against Gorbachev said the six regi­ Afghanistan continues, the Soviet ments would return to their Union will stand up for its permanent bases in the Soviet neighbor,” Gorbachev warned, Union. He suggested that the according to a Tass transcript of Dish companies scrambie to survive troops would not be replaced, but his comments. did not say so specifically. In a speech to a meeting of party Bv Bill McCloskev On Jan. 1, there were 1.5 million John R. MacDougall of Ocala, communications planning consult­ “ By taking this step, the officials held during his visit to the The Associated Press "" dishes dotting the landscape, Fla,, who confessed to being the ing organization in New York. U-S.S.R. is striving to speed up Soviet Far East, Gorbachev said 625,000 of them sold in 1985 to video pirate (the so-called Captain After analyzing the figures, political settlement and give it the Kremlin planned to withdraw WASHINGTON - Rural resi­ people answering ads promising Midnight) who took Home Box Michael Tyler, president of CSP, another impetus,” he said in a from Afghanistan one armored dents too far from town to get a free movies and TV sports events. Office off the air one night in said he thinks the industry has 8peech televised from the Soviet regiment, two motorized rifle good television picture and subur­ The signal scrambling began protest, said, " I was watching the bottomed out. "A modest turna­ Pacific port of Vladivostok. regiments, and three anti-aircraft banites tired of waiting for cable earlier this year. Without a special great American dream slip from round appears to have begun,” he Gorbachev said a schedule for artillery regiments “ with their TV invested thousands of dollars in box in the satellite to decode the my grasp.” said, although he conceded the full Soviet withdrawal from Afgh­ organic equipment and backyard satellite antennas in the algoHthm — a series of zeros and In the first half of 1986, only picture won’t be clear until the anistan had been worked out with armaments.” first part of the decade. ones — the scrambled stations about 100,000 dishes were sold, n ( ^ a l Fall buying season. the Marxist government in Kabul, He said those units would "be But as 1986 began, cable stations were unwatchable. compared with 265,000 for the Dealers in rural areas are the but would not be put into effect returned to the areas of their found a way of scrambling their A lot of marginally financed dish same period a year earlier, ac­ first to be making a comeback. until a "political settlement” was permanent deployment in the signals, consumers panicked and dealers saw sales come to a virtual cording to a survey to be released reached. U.S.S.R.” the dish industry almost died. halt. this week by CSP International, a Please turn to page 8 i TODAY’S HERALD Chiid finder prayed for heip Selling the buses? By John Mitchell during a visit with their aunt, who Derewianka said he had parked Index Herald Reporter iives in Manchester. his car by a water tower at the dead The Andover Board of Education 16 pages, 2 sactlons The two had been missing for end of Tonica Springs Trail, after is calling upon the Board of Chance and the Lord came about 21 hours, eluding nearly 500 being unable to find the Kimberly Selectmen to decide the fate of the together to aid in the discovery of concerned officials and volunteers Street home of the children’s aunt, town’s school bus fleet, even A H u ira ^A two New Jersey children lost in the who combed the area in search Gloria Crimaudo. thou^ selectmen have stated the niM M ifiiM l woods around Case Mountain last teams for the Elizabeth. N.J., " I didn’t start out with a search fleet’s sale should not be their r n m l o A week, their reseqer said today. natives. The youngsters were party,” he said. " I thought I ’d just responsibility. Story on page 8. ConnAntlriil A Denver Road resident Michael found around ll:30a.m .on Friday, try it on my own.” FntMrtaiprriMnt 14 Derewianka was searching the after Derewianka heard John call As Derewianka walked through Rain likely F n n ia 1.«1 area around Tonica Springs Trail for help. the woods, he got a little disor­ 1 nrjil niM/« n A because he couldn't find the " I was out there a little less than iented. even though he had "hiked Fog and drizzle early today, then 1 n H a ry Kimberly Street home on the other an hour and a half." said Derewi­ there a couple of times before.” 9 anka. who runs his own computer However, any feelings of frustra­ mostly cloudy with a 30 percent D h H iia riM A side of the mountain where the chance of showers this afternoon. service firm. tion were soon replaced by the O p in ln n A chiidren had iast been seen, he High 75 to 80. Cloudy tonight with said. He said that, contrary to what exhilaration he felt after finding P a n p la occasional drizzle and fog. Low 65 0 John Seubert, 5, and his 2-year- had been reported, the chiidren the children. -.q pn ila to 70. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a a.ip oid sister, Lisa Marie, were lost in were not found in a back yard but “ What went through my mind SO percent chance of showers or Talauktinn , , , the thick underbrush around the farther out in the woods. “ After I was, ‘Can this really be them?’ ” thunderstorm*. High 80 to 85. IlS/Wnrirf T sparsely-populated mountain found them. weTkalked for about a MICHAEL DEREWIANKA Details on i W a a th a r 2 Thursday after wandering off half a mile.” he said Please turn to page 8 . . . half an hour

k. t MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 28 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 28, 1986 — $ WEATHER Town delegates Heritage ere near mark \ hit on * , t * ! ^ / / * Connecticut forecast t’ t * * 1 i t* i * s 0 Eastern Interior: Fog and drizzle early today, t • i then mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of lawsuit showers this afternoon. Highs 75 to 80. Wind light with predictions and variable. Cloudy tonight with occasional By John F. Kirch drizzle and fog. Lows 65 to 70. Wind light and Going into the Republican state Herald Reporter '/'''' variable. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a 50 percent * i it convention, many observers were chance of showers or thunderstorms. Highs 80 to A lawsuit charging that seven . A 85. expecting numerous balloU. and Reporter’s some thought none of the three officers of Fidelity Federal Sav­ Central: Fog and drizzle early today then candidates would come away the Notebook ings k Loan Association were occasional sunshine. Mostly cloudy with a 30 nominee. Yet some Manchester engaged in fraud and knowingly percent chance of showers this afternoon. Highs 80 purchased bad loans prior to a delegates seemed to hav 3 had their to 85. Wind light and variable. Cloudy tonight with fingers to the wind. merger with Heritage Savings and after committing its two delegates occasional drizzle and fog. Lows 65 to 70. Wind light Delegate Louis Kocsis said confi­ Loan Association is "asinine.” one and variable. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a 50 to Belaga, and Coventry gave one of the officers said today. dently before the voting began vote each to Murphy and Gengras. percent chance of showers or thunderstorms Frank W. Dammling, who was a Saturday morning that Water­ The delegation had earlier com­ Highs in the mid 80s. town’s Richard Bozzuto would member of Fidelity’s Board of Today In history mitted two votes for Belaga and Directors for 47 years prior to the C j . East Coastal: Fog and drizzle early today. easily capture the GOP endorse­ one for Bozzuto. 1984 takeover by Heritage, said Remaining mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance ment on the first ballot. To win. Among those born on this date were Jacqueline Onassis, from his New Haven home that his of showers this afternoon. Highs 75 to 80. Wind light Bozzuto needed the support of 548 in 1929, and Sen. Biil Bradley, D-N.J., in 1943. The four Republicans who re­ colleagues were honest with Herit­ and variable. Cloudy tonight with occasional delegates — one more than half the total. present. or hope to represent, age about bad loans Fidelity I drizzle and fog. Lows 65 to 70. Wind light and Manchester in the General Assem­ acquired from the Landbank Equi­ Kocsis, citing inside sources, -•,>s variable. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a 50 percent bly were divided in their guberna­ ties Investment Corp.. a brokerage said he was told Bozzuto would win chance of showers or thunderstorms. Highs in the torial choices. firm in Virginia Beach. Va.. prior 560 votes. When the final tally was 70s. Almanac State Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- to the merger. Cloudy and wet completed, Kocsis was close — Southwestern Interior and West Coastal: Patchy Manchester, backed Labriola and “ What happened with Landbank Bozzuto had captured 583. Today: Fog and drizzle early, then mostly cloudy with a 30 percent fog early today, then morning sunshine. Becoming Glastonbury’s Paul Munns, hoping is what has happened to many mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers Naugatuck’s Gerald Labriola to unseat Democrat Donald Bates banks,” Dammling said. “ It cer­ chance of showers this afternoon. High 75 to 80. Wind light and Today is Monday, July 28, the since May, demanding money and Westport’s Julie Belaga both by this afternoon. Highs around 80. Wind light and of East Hartford in the Ninth tainly wasn’t intentional. Our 209th day of 1986. There are 156 they were scheduled to receive. quajified for a September primary variable. Tonight: Cloudy with occasional drizzle and fog. Low 65 to 70. variable. Cloudy tonight with occasional drizzle Assembly District, supported Boz­ purchases have always been on the days left in the year. Ini945, disaster struck New against Bozzuto. each capturing at Wind light and variable. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent and fog. Lows around 70. Mostly cloudy Tuesday zuto. Manchester’s Elsie "B iz” up and up.” Today’s highlight in history: York’s Empire State Building least 20 percent of the vote. with a 50 percent chance of showers or Swensson. who holds the 13th The Manchester-based Heritage chance of showers or thunderstorms. High 80 to 85. Today’s weather In 1945, the U.S. Senate ratified when a U.S. A rm y bomber Labriola’s strength was expected. thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Assembly District seat, supported filed suit in U.S. District Court in picture was drawn by Paul Schultz of Chestnut Street, who attends the United Nations Charter by a crashed into the 79th floor, Belaga’s was not. Bozzuto. although she let her son, Northwest Hills: Patchy fog early today, then New Haven July 18. charging that Washington School. vote of 89-2. killing 14 people. However, Manchester delegate Joseph Swensson Jr., cast the vote. the seven Fidelity officers know­ morning sunshine. Becom ing m ostly cloudy with a On this date: Thomas Ferguson said before the Marlborough’s J. Peter Fusscas, ingly purchased bad loans from 30 percent chance of showers by this afternoon. Today’s birthdays: Jacqueline Harald photo by Pinto In 1540,' King Henry V III’s voting that if there was a first- who represents the 55th Assembly Landbank and did not inform Highs around 80. Wind light and variable. Cloudy Onassis is 57. Sen. Bill Bradley, chief minister, Thomas Crom­ ballot win, all three candidates District that includes northeast Heritage of the magnitude or the D-N.J., is 43. Actress Linda Nathan Agostinelli, left, and Thomas tonight with occasional drizzle and fog. Lows 65 to well, was executed. would face each other again in Manchester, voted for Belaga. September primary against Julie Belaga poor quality of the loans prior to 70. Wind light and variable. Mostly cloudy Tuesday In 1821. Peru declared its Kelsey is 40. Actress Sally September. Afterward, Ferguson Ferguson, right, stand next to Republi­ and Richard Bozzuto. Agostinelli is a the transaction. with a 50 percent chance of showers or independence from Spain. Struthers is 38. reminded reporters of his Coventry delegation chairman can gubernatorial candidate Gerald The suit goes on to say that the prediction. top coordinator in the Labriola cam­ thunderstorms. Highs around 80. In 1868, the Fourteenth Frank Falana wore a flourescent seven officers either "recklessly " I was right,” he said. Labriola Saturday during the balloting paign, while Ferguson helps manage Amendment to the Constitution, orange vest to the convention — or with the intent to defraud” The vote also did not catch at the GOP state convention. Labriola guaranteeing due process of law, required apparel for those who Labriola’s Manchester effort. violated the merger agreement by Coastal forecast Manchester Town Chairman Do­ worked as part of Bozzuto’s floor won enough votes to qualify for a presenting documents to Heritage was declared in effect. Lottery nald Kuehl off guard. In 1896, the city of Miami, Fla., team. The auditorium was dotted officials that were “ materially Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R .I., and "T m not surprised at the vote was incorporated. with Bozzuto "st^ff members” false and misleading.” Montauk Point: Winds southeast around 10 knots and I ’m not surprised at the who tried to line up votes for their Fidelity officials — whose ac­ In 1932, Federal troops Connecticut daily: through Tuesday. Seas on the ocean waters 1 to 3. Manchester vote,” he said. The candidate. tions the suit says violated state dispersed the so-called “ Bonus delegation voted according to the All see convention victory feet and on long island sound 2 feet or less through Saturday: 175 Attached to each vest was a and federal law — began purchas­ Army” of World War I veterans Tuesday. Visibility occasionally 1 mile or less in result^Of a March straw poll that sticker reading “ Bozzuto’s Billy ing the bad loans at the time the who had gathered in Washington Play Four: 4222 lionra the slate according to Continued from page 1 fog through Tuesday. Chance of showers or Busters” which included a picture merger intentions were announced eaeh canddate’s support. thunderstorms this afternoon through Tuesday of Democratic incumbent William Representatives, reached the 20 "Unlike the other party that knocks people in January 1984 and continued until morning. O’Neill with a line drawn through percent margin before Labriola the take over was consummated In local vote for the three down, we encourage the people to choose .Low his face. did. Labriola finished second to August 1984. the suit charges. Paramilitary group ifdidates for lieutenant governor Bozzuto in the final tally, topping their candidates," Zinsser said. The suit also states that the bad Tomporatures each of whom was picked by a Across the nation While candidates at the state Belaga by 13 votes. loans comprised about one-third of gubernatorial candidate — mir­ convention repeatedly talked Fidelity’s total assets at the time of Bolton party chairman Mark Thunderstorms rumbled across the Midwest to give up patrols rored the preferences expressed about preparing the state for the her and her positions, her support the p’eople to choose their candi­ the merger, which gave Heritage a Johnson, a Belaga supporter, today and sections of the drought-parched for Bozzuto, Belaga and Labriola. future, they alsoemployed the help soared. He predicted the same dates,” Zins.scr said, referring to presence in the New Haven area. attributed Belaga’s show of Southeast got more rain after weekend drenchings. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — members attending the group’s Manchester cast nine votes for of what may be the campaign scenario in September. the Democratic state convention Heritage has posted large loses FRONTS: strength to the unexpected speech Members of a paramilitary group national convention. Bozzuto’s choice of Dennis Murphy worker of the future. Ferguson said Labriola and held the week before. due to the bad loans it acquired in Thunderstorms ranged across northeast Mis­ she made Friday night when she W arm .,^ Coid-v^ that held a band of illegal aliens at of East Lyme, four votes for Leo Known as Sami D-2, the plastic- Belaga are more likely to win the the deal with Fidelity. souri, west central and northern Illinois, southern broke protocol and took time away In that contest, O’Neill easily gunpoint in Arizona have decided About 100 people attended the Redgate of Bridgeport. Labriola’s plated robot — which looked like primary than Bozzuto. a Water- Dammling seemed calm today and eastern Wisconsin, central North Dakota, the from one of the people seconding won the Democratic nomination Showers Rain Fh^ries Snow to drop plans for a regular patrol of convention, which began Friday. running mate, and three votes for the robot R2D2 in the movie “ Star town insurance agent, because when he discussed the suit. Occluded Stationary > Mississippi Delta and the central Atlantic Coast her nomination in order to address and also denied his challenger. the Mexican border. CMA officials say the group has Belaga’s choice of West Hartford’s Wars” — wheeled about a corner of they each represent distinct choi­ He said that Fidelity had total region. the delegates. Toby Moffett, the opportunity to .“It was decided it was dividing about 5,000 members. E. Clayton "Skip” Gengras. the convention hall Friday night, ces against Democratic Gov. Wil­ assets of between $87 and $88 A severe thunderstorm watch was posted this primary. The outcome was critic­ our assets and resources within The same pattern was also talking to various delegates. liam O’Neill — Belaga because she million when it was purchased by morning foV sections of central and eastern ” I was surprised how well she ized by many Moffett supporters National forecast CMA which isn’t all that great to The CMA, originally known as reflected in area towns. Bolton, as A small crowd gathered to ask it is a worpan and Labriola because Heritage. He did not know what Missouri and central and southern Illinois. did in the Second (Congressional) as a display of "backroom” begin with,” said Jim Kent, a Civilian Military Assistance, first it had done for Belaga, Labriola questions, which the remote- of his sharp philosophical differen­ percentage of that comprised Heavier rainfall during the six hours ending at 2 District,” said Manchester dele­ politics. Showers are forecast Tuesday from the northern Plains through the retired Marine sergeant who is drew the attention of federal and Bozzuto, divided its three controlled device tried to answer ces with the incumbent. Landbank loans, but said that a m. EDT included 2.03 inches at Macon, Ga.; 0.71 gate Jonathan Mercier. who voted Midwest and into New England. Showers are also expected in the spokesman for the Civilian Mate­ authorities two years ago after two votes for each of the lieutenant as best it could in it’s metallic- for her. Zinsser, meanwhile, said he was . They contended that if a Demo­ Heritage was aware of what eastern Gulf, most of Florida and in western Washington. inches at Goldsboro, N.C.; and 0.62 inches at riel Assistance. members were killed when a governor candidates. sounding voice. pleased all three candidates would cratic primary had been held. Fidelity was doing while the Wilmington, N.C. helicopter was shot down near the Andover and Coventry each had Mercier said Belaga was not continue their fight until Moffett would have had a real shot merger agreement was being "We want to redirect and focus Attached to its body were a Honduras-Nicaragua border. one member absent for the under­ well-known at first in eastern September. worked out. our efforts into Central America sticker boosting Secretary of the at winning because polls show he ticket balloting, but similar results Connecticut, but that once the "Unlike the other party that had almost half the support of “ All the purchases we made and other areas where the anti­ The organization was created to State candidate Pauline Kezer and occurred. people in the region learned about knocks people down, we encourage rank-and-file party members. after a certain point we contacted communist freedom fighters have raise funds and collect supplies for a badge that read "1986 GOP State Andover gave Gengras one vote Heritage officers to get an OK,” requested our assistance,” he said. the anti-Communist forces in Cen­ Convention staff member.” Dammling said. “ They were In­ tral America. PEOPLE Kent said pressure from several formed as to what we were doing state and federal law enforcement Leaders of the CMA proposed the Route 6 decision spurs appeal each time.” agencies had no bearing on the patrols along the Mexican border He said that Fidelity investi­ Opponents of the proposed Route decision, which came during a in 'Texas, Arizona and New Mexico Manchester In Brief Second Circuit Court of Appeals in judge to amend his decision, allow gated all the loans beforeinvesting 6 expressway have filed prelimi­ SinaWa patience tried Eiia hospitaiized he said. “ Her breathing is not what it should closed meeting Saturday of CMA to intercept drug shipments. New York. a new trial and reargument, and in them, adding that he was be.” nary motions for a federal court Cabranes last week dismissed a i.ssue an injunction on property confused as to why Heritage filed Jobless claims on rise in town appeal seeking to overturn a complaint by ECCAG that would acquisitions pending an appeal. suit. New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean says he Singer Ella Fitzgerald was in fair Earlier, Chapman said the problem was decision last week that allows the have stopped DO’T from taking any “ We’ve been purchasing loans didn’t have a run-in with Frank Sinatra, but condition after being admitted to a hospital apparently heat exhaustion. The state Labor Department reported today that 770 people state Department of Transporta­ Mobley said if Cabranes dis­ for 20 or 30 years,” he said. adds that Old Blue Eyes is "not one I ’d want “ She is in intensive care and she’s doing filed for unemployment benefits in Manchester for the two-week property until the alternatives to in Niagra Falls, N.Y., where she is being tion to purchase properly for the misses those motions, it will allow ’’They’re (Heritage) blaming us to cross.” pretty good,” Chapman said. period ending July 12. the highway are studied and an treated for congestive heart failure, officials road. ECCAG to take its case to the for whatever went wrong with Kean, appearing on WNBC TV’s "News4o- said. That figure represents a 14.1 percent increase over the in-depth environmental study i.s ,VVV' Assistant State Attorney Kathe­ done. Cabranes said that the appeals court. She said the DOT Landbank.” rum " Sunday, described events of July 3 at Fitzgerald, 68. was taken to Niagara Falls A Nielsen warning previous two-week period and follows a statewide trend, the rine Mobley, who represents DOT. complaint was premature because has 10 days to respond to the The other six defendants — Governors Island after Liberty Weekend Medical Center after becoming ill Sunday department reported. said this morning she received work has not yet begun on the $170 motions, after which Cabranes will Fidelity President Peter G. Chipo- opening ceremonies, morning in her hotel room, said hospital David Letterman, the late-night NBC In Connecticut, nearly 5,588 new unemploment claims were notice Friday that highway oppo­ million road, which would extend dt'cide. kas, vice presidents James A. "So, as we were getting opto our boat, spokeswoman Annie Chapman. funnyman, is on a roll, but between filed, boosting the weekly figure up to 29,384 for the two-week Simoneau, Barbara A. Scirocco nents, led by the Eastern Connecti­ 11.8 miles from Bolton Notch to there was Frank Sinatra, standing sort of She said the hospital was issuing no wisecracks admits things are a bit uncomfor­ period. During the previous period there were 26,393 claims. The attorney representing EC- and Dorothy Musco and directors cut Citizen Action Group, plan to Windham.' with his arms folded like this, sort of tapping comment or confirmation on the patient’s table at the top. The department attributed 5,200 claims to temporary closings. CAO, Jon Berman of South Wind­ David A Chase and attorney appeal a decision by U.S. District Mobley said ECCAG Friday filed his foot, and saying, ‘Where’s my boat?’ condition, on the order of doctors. However, The Nielsen ratings for the 39-year-old The figures are still down from this period last year, when sor. could not be reached for Stephan L Hllcoff — could not be Court Judge Jose Cabranes to the motions with Cabranes that ask the "I complimented him on his performance officials speaking on condition of anonymity Hoosier-born entertainer’s "Late Night with 33,868 people filed for unemployment benefits. comment today. reached for comment. ... and he sort of looked at me and said, ‘Come said Fitzgerald was diagnosed as having David Letterman” have never been higher. on! Hurry up! I want to get my boat in.’ ’ ’ congestive heart failure and that she was “ It’s like a tap on the shoulder from some STEAL maps Kean said, laughing. expected to spend several days in the ominous unknown force,” he told The New Temporary 1-84 ramps to be moved Kean said Sinatra was impatient, but not York Times in an interview published hospital. The temporary eastbound exit and entrance ramps to discourteous, and made “ it clear that he Sunday. “ To me, that’s the position you don’t Congestive heart failure occurs when the Interstate 84 from West Middle Turnpike will be relocated hot summer wanted to get off the island, and he didn’t want to find yourself in. the one you can’t heart had been weakened and can no longer No News Is Good News? Thursday to help speed construction, state officials reported really want anybody in the way. But that’s pump blood properly. It does not mean the sustain. Now that the ratings are good, I feel today. characteristic, I guess, of Frank Sinatra. a different kind of fear.” The gates recently closed on Nicaragua’s one remaining Although it has been relatively heart has stopped, but that its efficiency has The eastbound Exit 60 ramp bringing traffic from the highway quiet this summer, the Eighth “ I would never want to have a confronta­ But he’s taking his new problem in stride. opposition newspaper. La Prensa, shortly after the U.S. been lowered. onto West Middle Turnpike will follow the general alignment Utilities District group STEAL — tion with Frank Sinatra. I think he’s a great “ It ’s like a warning that I ’ve got to do better, Fitzgerald’s . Pete. Cavello, de­ Congress approved $100 million dollars in aid to the currently in use, the state Department of Transportation said in a or Stop Tampering with the entertainer, but he’s not one I ’d want to nied the singer had suffered a congestive and keep doing better, or the ratings will go contra rebels fighting Nicaragua’s Sandinista govern­ news release. However, the point where the exit ramp separates Eighth’s American Liberties — cross.” down and I ’ ll be left a lonely broken shell of a heart failure. "It’s a respiratory problem,” ment. Such censorship has a long, ignoble history. The from the mainline of 1-84 will be moved about 1,000 feet west of plans to once again rally opposition human — like I am now,” he said. where it is now. > to a proposed Town Chapter Roman censor went to work in 443 BC. In 213 BC. the change that would make it easier Chinese emperor Shih Hwang-ti, builder of the Great The eastbound entrance ramp from West Middle Turnpike to Tuesday Only Inseparable couple 1-84 will continue to start at its present location, but it will follow a to force the district into consolidation. WalUburned all but scientific books. He even destroyed revised alignment and will merge with traffic on the highway at a STEAL president Robert Bletch- Don and Betty Morris of Highland Park. ,the works of Confucius. point about 1.500 feet past the present location. Texas, loved fishing and eating and most of man said the group will probably From Our Meat Dept. DO YOU KNOW — What Catholic Cardinal in Nicara­ The work is part of the ongoing reconstruction of 1-84, which is hold a rally after Labor Day to all each other, so after 50 years of marriage scheduled to be completed this fall. they decided to die together^ because they gua openly opposed both Somoza and the Sandinistas? boost support for the district, feared living alone, their children say. which has provided fire protection USOA CHOICe FRIDAY’S ANSWER — The Afghan hound la a long- and sewer service to most of - MorriS’ a semi-retired psychiatrist, and nosed, shaggy-haired dog named alter Afghanistan. Savings bank assets hit new high northern Manchester for close to his wife, a retired psychologist, both 76, were 100 years. WHOLE BEEF ’ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 Gains in deposits and commercial loans pushed the Savings found dead by police in the bedroom of their If a merger were to take place, home July 21 after the Southwestern Medical Bank of Manchester’s assets to a new high for the first half of TENDERLOINS...... *4.29ib. 1986, the bank reported last week. the district’s fire department and School received a letter explaining they had A Newspaper in Education Program Total assets stand at $489,862,337, up more than $51 million ' sewer operations would be taken taken lethal doses of Nembutal. Sponsored by over by the town. from the previous year’s figures of $438,408,719. In a note to his three surviving children ______The Manchester Herald The demonstration would be Deposits rose to $400,918,407, compared with $387,234,008 in Morris said he feared that as his heart similar to one held in March by the June 1985, the bank reported, while commercial loans stood at condition grew worse, he would be hospital­ group, which urged district resi­ From Our Deli Dept. ized. to die slowly instead of in a “ decent and $20,251,406, up from $7,701,268 for the same period last year. dents to turn out for public respectable manner.” Manchester Herald Mortgages rose too, reflecting the current strength of the hearings held by the Charter COOPER CVLOAF "The two of them together could function housing market, the bank report^. The current mortgage figure Revision Commission, which even­ well, but not alone,” said their 49-year-old of $266,965,211 is up m ore than $16.6 million from one 5!ear ago. tually recommended chabging the USPS 327-500 CHEESE *2.49. son, Don Morris Jr. VOL. CV. No. 253 Town Charter provisions that Publitbed daily except Sunday Ralph Morris, 38, described his parents as Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 allow the district to veto any SWIFT PREMIUM . _ end certain holidays by the Man­ ZBA to consider church request “ a geriatric Romeo and Juliet,” but said weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 merger proposal. -e a te r Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard for throe months. $38.50 for eix Under the charter, con.solidation when Morris suffered a string of heart naca, Mancheatsr, Conn. 06040 The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider an application for a HONEY CURED HAM...... ^3.99ib. months and $77.00 for one year. must be approved by a district­ attacks in the 1970s, their lives “ began to Sacond data postage paid at Man- Mail rates are available on request. special exception needed in connection with a downtown church grow smaller.” cheater, Conn. POSTMASTER- wide vote before it can occur. The Sand addraaa changes to the Man­ carnival when it meets at 7 tonight in the Lincoln Center hearing Board of Directors earlier this Their daughter, Beth Elchenberg. 46. of chester Herald. P.O. Box 501, Men- room. month decided to hold a referen­ Houston, said, “For 50 years, it was cheeter. Conn. 06040. To place a claaaintd or display St. James Church needs the exception to permit parking dum this November on the charter M on.-Stl. BAM-9 PM: Sun. » AM ■ B PM adolescent first love.” advertlaamant, or to report a newe adjacent to its annual festival and to sell beer and wine. panel’s recommendation that only The night before they died, the couple GUARANTEED DELIVERY If "•"I. story or picture idea. caU 643- Special exceptions are needed whenever liquor is to be sold one town-wide vote be required prepared a meal of all the things they had ^ don’t receive your Herald by 2711. Office houraare 6:30a.m. toS within 1,000 feet of another liquor outlet, within 200 feet of a 317 Highland 8t. Route 44 ^3 p.m. Monday through Friday. before a merger can take place. A P photo been forbidden toeat — scrambled eggs with J:30 p.m. weekdaya or 6 a. m. Satur- — y. pleaeo tolophone your carrier. church or in a residence zone. Because Manche.ster residents Manchester Coventry cheese, lots of bacon, ice cream and com If you rs unsbis to rosch your car- St. James Catholic Church is located at 896 Main St. in a living outside the district out­ HIGHLAND PAIIH MARKET 646-4277 742-7361 BEARING ARMS — Movie actor Sylvester Stallone (right) and Norwegian chips. rtw, Mil a— ocftbar aarvice at 647- Residence A zone. The fair begins Sept. 20. number district residents by a 90M by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10a. The Mancheeter Herald lea mem- heavyweight fighter Steffen Tangstad playfully arm wrestle recently at the Las They then went to their bedroom, sipped tior of the Assoclatad Pt m and a The ZBA has scheduled three other public hearings for its 3-to-l margin, the charter change their favorite sherry, and lay down in each m. Saturdays for guarantead dallv- is expected to make a merger more Vegas Hilton. Stallone is making a movie about arm wrestling while Tangstad ary In Manchaator. member of the Audit Bureau of Clr- m eeting. ^ other’s arms, waiting for the poison to take culatlons. likely if it is approved. is fighting for the heavyweight title Sept. 6 at the resort. effect.

'I 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 28 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 28, 1986 — 5 OPINION D’Amore welcomes primary battle < f i By Judd Everhart the next seven weeks, D’Amore then running for governor, threw £TTA ® '9 8 e FORT W/OR7M ^tAR--TECE6RAK>U^ The Associated Press tickets” — and done everything to said. Republicans are outnum­ his support to Lewis B. Rome and avoid a primary for fear of HULME V bered 3-2 by Democrats in managed to deny Bozzuto the weakening and dividing the party. HARTFORD — Republican Connecticut. GOP path nomination. Labriola then ran for Bozzuto won the endorsement Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. ■ The delegates voted Saturday to I lieutenant governor on Rome’s with 583 delegate votes. 54 percent looked out at the masses of endorse former state Sen. Richard ticket. J delegates, alternates and other of the convention. Labriola had 258 Jack C. Bozzuto of Watertown for the "1982 was awful, really awful, in a hard-core Republicans at the GOP nomination. But the other two delegates, or 24 percent, and *iK ^ T F i s c a l terms of how they left here,” Belaga had 245, or 22 percent. is fraught Anderson State Convention and smiled as it candidates. Deputy House Speaker D’Amore said. ‘T v e been through became clear that there would be a I Julie D. Belaga and former state a few of these now and I can’t tell There will also be a three-way three-way primary to settle the Sen. Gerald Labriola. had enough’ you there aren't any wounds here. primary for the Republican nomi­ gubernatorial nomination. delegate support to qualify for a “ People now know that this isn’t nation for lieutenant governor, MK “ We’re going to do something primary on Sept. 9. the last option. They can go out and among Dennis Murphy of East with danger intelligent this time: we’re going to The Republicans have won the work for their candidate and it’ll be Lyme, Leo Redgate of Bridgeport \ let the voters in our party pick the governor’s office only once in the a fair fight. Whoever comes out of and E. Clayton Gengras Jr. of West 0 best person to replace (incumbent last three decades. The last time this thing has got a damn good shot Hartford. Downgrading Democratic Gov.) Bill O’Neill.” he was in 1970 and that year there was at beating Bill O’Neill.” Murphy won the convention Julie B elaga succeeded in doing at the said. a primary. The winner was Tho­ He recalled how the GOP had, at endorsement. He was Bozzuto's a Without a Democratic primary. mas J. Meskill of New Britain. Republican State Convention this weekend the last few elections, tried to put choice for the No. 2 slot, while Republicans will enjoy the lion’s ■ D’Amore recalled the conven­ together the strongest ticket — R. what T ob y M offett tried and failed to do when share of the media attention over Labriola picked Redgate andBel-^ leaves Jews tion four years ago when Labriola. often they were called “ dream aga selected (Gengras. wl the Democrats gathered a week earlier. th B elaga spoke in her own behalf, and her words won over enough delegates to qualify minus voice Wl her as one of the candidates in the September State’s Young Republicans close ranks he Republican primary. WASHINGTON — No administration has tried HARTFORD (AP) — Anything member of the Young Republi­ were among 50 delegates who R. Going into the convention, there was little harder to court the Jewish community than He had said the group was a can happen at a political conven­ cans. who had bitterly opposed the. walked out on the senator, protest­ tion and the Connecticut Federa­ “ front organization” for Republi­ J doubt that Watertown insurance agent Ronald Reagan’s — with less success. Every time direction the organization was * photo ing his frequent criticisms of tion of Young Republicans'proved heading. can gubernatorial candidate Ge­ d( Richard Bozzuto would emerge the winner , the White House tries to patch things up it seems President Reagan. rald Labriola. to do the wrong thing, with the result that relations Julie Belaga reacts Saturday to the news that she had that this weekend. “ The important thing is that we R and that Naugatuck pediatrician Gerald They had parted at the Young between the administration and American Jewish gathered enough delegate votes at the Republican State David Ford, the group’s chair­ are talking,” Lindquist said, Lindquist piid he spoke with ar Labriola had enough delegate strength to man. said its feuding factions have Republican convention in March members of the Connecticut Asso­ leaders are now at rock bottom. “ There’s no need for two organiza­ Li “Police? We want to report an inside job. Our loan officer was caught Convention to run in a September primary. She will begun the process of when Lindquist and a group of 20 ciation of Young Republicans, the force a primary. But it appeared that Belaga, The latest affront to Jewish sensitivity is a pip: tions if one can accomplish all our oppose Richard Bozzuto, the-convention nominee, and reconciliation. aims.” delegates walked out before the group formed by members who fo the deputy majority leader in the state House considering an application from an oil-related business.” The White House office of liaison with Jewish Gerald Labriola, who also got enough votes to force a “ This convention inspired us. Ironically, Ford and Lindquist vote for chairman began. walked out of the convention, th of Representatives, might fall short of the groups has been downgraded. What’s worse, in the Fighting among each other will not primary. began talking while they both were Lindquist, who was a candidate before he made his announcement. of necessary 219 delegate votes. eyes of some Jews, is that the current White House accomplish anything,” he said. walking out on U.S. Sen. Lowell P. for chairman, later resigned from “ They stood behind me. I had to U lU Her Friday night address — well timed and “ Jewish affairs” man. Max Green, is actually Ford made the announcement Weicker, R-Conn.. during his key­ the organization, citing “ unethical with David Linquist. a former assure them that this is not a w ell thought out — probably turned the tide subordinate to Linas Kojelis, a Lithuanian- note address Friday night. They practices.” sellout,” Lindquist said. in her favor. Open Forum American who has offended Jewish leaders. W' Kojelis is a strong advocate of Eastern Connecticut In Brief in When Moffett tried essentially the same European ethnic groups that have urged the tactic at the Democratic convention, his Convention weekend a boon for vendors dissolution of the Justice Department’s ta speech failed to produce the desired results Hartford man charged in murder Weiss get-rich-quick balpny and greatly missed by ballplayers to Nazi-hunting Office of Special Investigations. HARTFORD (AP) - They ar­ On town waste and interest in custom-made pos­ proud to show that fact,” Barker She was also selling T-shirts sp and m ay, in fact, have cost him som e then saw the results: freebies for come. Other coaches, and, in They charge that the office is a dupe of the Soviet HARTFORD — A Hartford man died Sunday after being shot in rived at the Republican State ters has been very high,” Gerry said. printed “ O’Neill Busters,” which L ai support. developers and higher taxes. KGB in the prosecution of naturalized Americans the head and another Hartford man was charged with his Convention early and left late but and consolidation fact, anyone who works with Barker of Meriden said. He said he Across the hall from Barker sat showed a picture of the governor Ask yourself how you’d feel accused of participating in the Nazi Holocaust of murder, police said. unlike most conventioners, their St The difference was that Moffett made a children should take a lesson arrived to set up his stand in the Mayan Brock of East Hampton, inside a red circle with a red line paying legal costs for the town if from John: Just as important as World WarTI. Carmelo Rossitto, 46, was found wounded by a gun shot to the business was making money. And lobby of the Hartford Civic Center who asked delegates to donate $20 attack on his Democratic opponent, they made a lot. drawn down the center. To the Editor; they were doing this to you. the game are the values to be It didn’t used to be this way. Green’s head by police who responded to a call about 11:30 a m , said Sgt. convention hall at 7 a m. Friday for the Republican Governor’s at incumbent Gov. William O’Neill, and pleaded Vendors seemed to be selling Where’s my civil rights anyway? learned from it. predecessor as Jewish liaison, Marshall Breger, Burt Gallagher. He was taken to Hartford Hospital where he was and was “ the last one” to leave Club Fund, designed to raise Nearby, Glen Googins, a law in in a desperate tone for d elegate support for pronounced dead, Gallagher said. everything at the GOP convention Friday night. student from Glastonbury, gave I ’m laughing out loud about We in the 8th only hear about held the title of special assistant to the president. money for the fall campaign in his cause. Police said Anthony Romano. 41, was charged with murder in last weekend, unlike the earlier delegates a chance to pose for a Marlow screaming about the the people trying to consolidate Kathy Bottaro Kojelis was then at a lower level in the White against incumbent Democratic the shooting. He was being held on a $100,000 bond pending his Democratic convention where Barker, who said he has been Gov. William A. O’Neill. photo with the presidential cut-out hi Belaga, in contrast, did not criticize either possibility of the town taking his us and we get discouraged. If any 219 Valley View Rd. House pecking order as associate director of the appearance in Hartford Superior Court on Monday, Gallagher very few vendors were visible. selling at conventions for the past for $3. He said the money would go Bozzuto or Labriola. She launched a feisty buildings. Maybe now he will of you are on our side, drop a line Public Liaison Office in charge of ethnic groups. Items for sale ranged from pens She hacT^onvinced about 200 said. 15 years, owned a stand that to the Republican Governor’s Club Bi understand how the 8th District and tell us. with names of candidates printed people to donate to the fund by Fund. attack on the candidate of the opposition Gallagher said that police are investigating the shooting. included bags with “ Politics is my felt last time around, when he THEN L a s t y e a r , the liaison office chief, on them and playing cards to Bag ” printed on them, playing midday Saturday. at party and told the Republicans she could beat Coventry budget “ We have been doing pretty was spending his money to take Elinor A. Patten Linda Chavez, reorganized the setup to eliminate pictures of delegates posing with a cards, T-shirts and jewelry. “ People like to see money going P2 him. She projected confidence in herself and 33 Mather St. life-size cut-out of President well,” he said. “ The little old ladles my 8th. deserves support all ethnic representatives, including Breger. He Killingly victim’s identity sought to the Republican campaign be­ love it because they get to wrap hi coupled it with confidence in her party. Reagan. “ People are very excited about Get it put on a referendum fella and Kojelis were named co-chairmen of the new cause they want to see a Republi­ their hands around Ronnie and fix “ Sales have been very strong cc As a result, the Republicans will have a — the whole 8th will get out and Foreign Affairs/Defense Division. In practice, EAST K IL L IN G L Y — Police continued Sunday to try to the Republican Party^ and are can winner,” Brock said. his tie.” To the Editor: three-way primary contest in September and vote to take the whole bit. each continued to handle liaison duties as they had identify a man who drowned while swimming in a pond. th will probably gain strength from it. That is How are all you folks with the Great town coach previously, Breger for Jews, Kojelis for other Danielson state police said the man was seen swimming in Old Killingly Pond Saturday afternoon. He was later spotted at the broken sidewalks doing? Maybe The Coventry Town Council ethnics. w true not only because the R epublican bottom of the pond about 30 feet from shore and was pulled from you were new in town and didn’t offers a lesson last Monday approved a town But Breger's aggressive tactics were not Aspirin sometimes makes head hurt more tr candidate will have been chosen by a broad the water at about 6:30 p.m., police said. know the sidewalk and street budget after months of acrimon­ appreciated by certain elements in the White C£ base of party members, but also because the The man was taken to Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam where By Brent Laymon aches” in certain people, said money was going to Cheney ious debate and two failed House staff that resented the special status center found that 82 percent and severe, Rapoport said. Only b£ three candidates will have had more chance To the Editor: referenda. he was pronounced dead at 8 p.m., police said. The drowning The Associated Press Rapoport. an assistant clinicaj_ o ffe r e d two-thirds fewer head­ people with chronic tension head­ Historic District first, and now accorded Jewish leaders and their advice. Chief victim is described by police as being between 25 and 30 years professor of neurology at the Yale th for exposure to counter O’Neill’s advantage I would like to both thank and aches within four months after aches suffer the syndrome, called Town Manager Weiss says among these was communications director old. GREENWICH — If you’re swal­ Every so often a teacher or congratulate my fellow council­ School of Medicine and director of being taken off painkillers. Rapo­ analgesic rebound, he said. fo of incumbency. there's not enough money to Patrick Buchanan. During the controversy over lowing handfuls of over-the- The New England Center for coach comes along that is man. Philip Bouchard, for the port said. He presented his find" of The Democratic Party may well come to finish that and it will be taken out President Reagan’s wreath-laying visit last year counter painkillers every week to Headache. The same goes for other ings to the American Academy of “ If you have migraines and take everything a parent wishes for . proposal he introduced, which 2 fight chronic tension headaches, regret that Moffett was not more successful of town funds. Weiss is giving her child. Manchester’s Interna­ at a West German cemetery containing graves of analgesics, including aspirin sub­ Neurology this spring. aspirin every day„-you might not literally broke*the logjam and you could be making your head­ stitutes and narcotics like codeine, get this syndrome,” Rapoport re at the convention this year. It should, since them cute little street lights and tional Farm League Coach John SS men, Buchanan scribbled on a notepad: "Too Minority troopers seek enforcement Scientists are unsure why pain­ park benches with your tax resulted in a positive bipartisan much Jewish pressure.” aches worse, warns Dr. Alan M. he said. killers taken in large doses — 25 said. “ If you have a toothache and at the denial essentially stemmed from abuse of Phelps is just such a person. NEW HAVEN — A group of minority state troopers wants a Rapoport. A study completed in March of 69 money, while your kids can’t budget agreement. Thanks are Buchanan and Chief of Staff Donald Regan tablets a week or more — make take aspirin every day. you won’t th a procfess designed to be abused. John has always acted on the also due the Board of Education federal judge to hold the Connecticut State Police in contempt for “ Too much aspirin causes head­ women and 21 men at the headache tension headaches more frequent get this syndrome. even roller skate on your premise that Little League is a decided to eliminate the Jewish affairs office. To allegedly defying a court order to recruit more black and a I But the G O P ’s th ree-w ay battle is by no for their co.operation. sidewalks, wonderful place to develop self­ their surprise, they got support from several Hispanic troopers. means without its own dangers. A gentleman this week com­ I intend to support this budget Jewish leaders and the Israeli Embassy. esteem and confidence, under­ publicly and I will vote in favor of Friday’s request, filed in U.S. District Court in New Haven OUR BEST SALES EVL NT EVER IS ON NOW m If the Republicans do not handle the plained about the legal fees for No less than Gerald Kraft, president of B’nai came from the group known as Men and Women for Justice, stand sportsmanship and team­ its adoption at the July 30 town Junkyard In Stamford situation well, they could turn the primary consolidation, and I would like to work. learn to take direction and B’rith International, sent President Reagan a which won a 1984 court order to boost the number of minority meeting. I strongly ' urge my sii election against their own interests, remind him that we in the 8th pay have a good time. The game of blunt letter urging that the Jewish liaison office troopers from 4.85 percent of the force to 10 percent. taxes for the town legal cost for fellow citizens and taxpayers to be abolished and not filled.” He explained that State police say the current minority percentage is 7 percent. el Republicans are good at fighting among baseball has been a great way for do likewise. seeks designer Image consolidation and then have to him to help each child feel good the Jewish community “ is not a monolith” and The state attorney general’s office representing state police in j u n r i s Ri themselves, and Bozzuto, Labriola and STAMFORD (AP) — United come up with the legal costs to about him or herself. contended that the office was “ counterproductive the case calls the court order a goal, not a mandate. buyers who want something nice th Belaga could manage to destroy each other. defend ourselves. We have little Michael F. Cleary and, occasionally, damaging.” But lawyers for the minority troopers say the order stipulated House Wrecking, affectionately for their homes,” Lodato said. Despite the fact that the game referred to as “ thejunkyard witha B i T h ere is yet another danger. old ladies in tennis shoes having Coventry that the 10 percent level must be reached by the time three United Housewrecking already scores were secondary, he led his personality” by its owners, is .has become a tourist attraction in'- While people in the ranks say they want giant tag sales of their treasures. BUT OTHER JEWISH LEADERS objected training classes had graduated. The third class graduated early Dairy Queen team this year to an Editor’s note: Cleary is a going upscale to cater to designers recent years, with 300,000 visitors How do you feel about that? when Breger was kicked upstairs and out of the this month. more voice in the choice of candidates for 8-8 record and a second place Republican member of the Cov­ who want that unusual item. each year, Lodato said. He de­ We have served this area of White House. Vice President Bush insisted on m office, the m ajority of citizens have a victory in the town champion­ entry Town Council. The junkyard wants to change its clined to release financial informa­ Now’s the time to get the Toyota you went. I town for 98 years — it is a way of keeping the Jewish office, and Regan and of threshold of tolerance for politics. Many ship. He taught his team the image and move to a smaller site in tion, but said he worries about the We’ve got a sales goal to meet, so we’re Buchanan backed down. Expired drugs a statewide problem life for us. and to lose it for skills of the game with affection­ Stamford.. It was started 32-years image change a little “ because of dealing on every Toyota car, truck and van In th people could become satiated before election HARTFORD — The Department of Consumer Protection says ago to salvage junk from houses sentimental reasons.” money is a shame on the entire ate encouragement, and gentle But Buchanan, who has publicly denounced the pe time and lose all i^ ien ce with the process. sales of expired over-the-counter drugs and other merchandise being razed to make way for the “ Everything has its time,” he stock. We’ve got the deals on your favorite town. Because we are outrated 3 construtive criticism. A blend of prosecution of alleged Nazi war criminals as til Address letters to. Open Fo­ has become a problem across Connecticut. Connecticut Turnpike, but it’s no said. “ But wherever we go, people wheels. Plus, factory-to-dealer Thus w hile the G.OP has put the D em ocrats to 1. it is important for townspeo­ firm discipline and a warm sense Orwellian and Kafkaesque,” was determined to rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. Inspectors visited 30 pharmacies in 20 towns recently and longer in the business of wrecking will follow us.” incentives on selected trucks can to sham e w here d em ocracy is concerned, ple to search their souls and ask of humor made the games fun. downgrade the Jewish liaison office and enhance Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040 found expired merchandise in all but one. according to William houses. At its current location, the save you even more. So jump to prudent management is needed if the what the 8th has ever done to At the team party John Phelps the liaison with the other ethnic groups. P. Ward, head of the department’s drug control division. Philip Lodato. one of the owners, grounds are cluttered with things on In before they're gonel pr stra tegy is to be kept from b ackfirin g before deserve this, and vote no on announced he would be stepping The Herald reserve.s the right So with Buchanan as his “ rabbi,” Kojelis was that range from the tacky to ^ e consolidation. made director of the Foreign Affairs/Defense Expired non-prescription drugs are not harmful, but consumer said the partners want to build 225 St: Nov. 4. down after 27 years in Manches­ to edit letters in the interests of officials say they may lose their potency. Offering expired drugs condominiums on the present elegant, with prices from 25‘tBnts You have heard enough of Division last fall. When Chavez left to run for the ter baseball. He will certainly be brevity, clarity and taste. for sale is a violation of state and federal law. 10-acre site. They have applied for to $25,000. Ni Packed inside and outside are Senate nomination in Mary and, Kojelis became Ward said the department did not plan to issue complaints a zoning change, and the proposal acting director of the Public Liaison Office He things like life-size statues and against the pharmacies unless the items were not removed from is awaiting review. •landerd Bed Trusb was given the title once held by the Jewish iiaison ancient dentist chairs, tattered shelves after inspections. “ We want to upgrade to a point. coke, beer and church signs, a officer: special assistant to the president. Green is NO YOU CANNOT OUT A NEW TOYOTA TRUCK EON his subordinate. We want to get rid of the farm subway car and a stone Statue of U.S. gets a lot back from the U.N. equipment, ordinary doors and *4900 Liberty. There are giant red, white I growing inRuence of Kojelis at Lawmaker faces evading charge plumbing things. We want to work and green roosters, a caousel horse t^he White House, Jewish leaders - even those who UNITED NATIONS — Once each year, when For that matter, the United Nations disburses ROCKY H ILL — State Sen. Richard B. Johnston, co-chairman with designers who are decorating on a stand, lawn furniture, prints soaring temperatures warm his blood, a Chicago more than salaries in the country. It shells out for had welcomed the idea of abolishing the Jewish hotels and restaurants and home- and clay pots. of the Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, was charged with so retiree named Paul Woodley comes to New York everything from maintenance to supplies. The liaison office — are dismayed. There is no But, you can own a quality Toyota Truck at leaving the scene of an accident after losing control of his car. re to pass out hand-printed leaflets that employ large U.N. book claims the organization spends at least evidence that Kojelis himself is anti-Semitic, but police said today. an unheard of price at Lynch Motors in July. to letters and severe underscoring to denounce U S 40 percent of its regular budget in New York, and he has provided entree to the highest circles of the Police said they went to the Wethersfield Republican’s home Tom PLUS your choice of purchase plans, bank let participation in the United Nations, the same is true for its related associations. Reagan administration for Eastern European Sunday night about a half hour after a jogger reported that rate financing, no money down leasing, pa Woodley says the world body at age 40 is just too That means the United States return is, like, refugee groups that have been tainted bv Johnston’s car had hit a curve, gone out of control and went up on anti-Semitism. “ expensive. He stands in the visitor’s plaza and '■ it Tiede wow. It may well be in excess of its contribution. a lawn. There was minor damage to the car and the lawn, police balloon financing (where you choose your The Jewish community fears that the said. 9 ex argues the point with animation He says the The U.N. budget is about $4 billion a year, payment) or good 'ole cash! 4\ ar United States spends more than most other including all of its agencies and responsibilities, extremists in these groups will gain credibility Johnston. 36. was issued a summons for evading responsibility Ui ^countries combined to support the United Nations and 40 percent suggests the United States might within the administration, and their goal of and failure to drive in an established lane, police said. He was Look at These: CO and its subsidiaries, and he thinks it’s too much be earning back $1.60 for each $1.06 on payments. abolishing the Nazi-hunting OSI will be scheduled to appear in Superior Court in New Britain Aug. 5, accomplished. And there is now no one with the police said. an for too little. spending is not so outrageous as it may seem. clout that Breger once had to explain Jewish foi "Specifically.” he goes on, waving a finger in The argument is outlined in a public relations ACTU ALLY, it’s probably not that high. The ------COUPON ------COUPON ------the air, “ we spend $210 million for regular mathematics can be manipulated to suit a concerns at the White House. booklet called "Im age and Reality.” The purpose Good for Vinyl Bod LInor Qood lor 50% OFF On thi membership alone, or 25 percent of the (U.N.) of the publication is to contradict popular charges purpose. But the implication is impressive, Search ends for man who took gun •nd Roar Bumpor Romolnlng Slock (8) of Maybe you have a 12% mortgage. Or one that’s even higher. mi budget, and that's only the beginning. We spend against the body. The book says Americans do. whatever the exact figures are, and the U.S. Security aUps For FInl 20 StiM Flborglooo Compor Copo. aaod r-iM t miu r->i.«4 bu another $850 million to belong to some of the mission says that the financial rewards of its U.N. WATERTOWN — State police have turned their search for an Maybe you have a Fixed Rate Mortgage or an Adjustable Rate Oaod r-IM > Diru give a whole lot of support to the United Nations, The Energy Department’s security people have OHB OOUWON RBR BALt armed man who threatened a state trooper over to the detective Mortgage. No matter what you have, now is an excellent time OOAMON M U V r B t MRBBBAftBD A t T M B OF BACB an subsidiary groups, so it works out to more than a membership are gratifying in every respect. OOiMOM AdUBT S< » 0 AT TWM OB BAU but it turns out to be a capital idea. been taking a plose look at the 15,542 individuals su billion dollars a year" That may be one reason the mission does not go division, abandoning a search that began when the man took the to rewrite your existing mortgage. You can realize substantial who have been given department clearance for trooper’s gun and fled on Saturday. monthly savings on your payments. And, because we re the along with the notion that the United Nations is too bil IN THE FIRST PLACE, the book explains that sensitive information, including documents on The gun heist happened about 12:40 p.m. Saturday, when number one mortgage lender in New England, we know, how to W O O D LEY SAYS THE RUSSIANS spend less expensive. The official view is that the American the United States is not actually paying as much nuclear facilities. They found that more than a Trooper Reginald Ligon stopped the unidentified on Route 8, serve you better. With less hassle. Before you do anything else, J ------COUPON------y than half that amount. Likewise, the Japanese. as it might. The 25 percent is a reduced bite. The assessment is fair. The mission is trying to get the third of these federal employees and contractor police said. State police spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lewis said Ligon talk to our residential financing specialists. When it comes to I Qood for Aluminum Campor 1 thi France. Germany and Great Britain spend less body to cut spending, and adjust the budgeting nation used to be assessed 33 percent of the U.N. ^rsonnel no longer have any affiliation with the spotted the man walking on the median, and wanted to warn him refinancing, you can bank on COMFED. j Cap InataHad Fr than a third, and, worse, there are 48 countries budget, based on an ability to pay, but the figure rules: otherwise, it is not really quibbling. department. I Good For Firtt 10 SalM not to do so. Put the ’’Loan Arranger ”on your side. th; combined in the 158-member body whose joint But of course Paul Woodley is. The Chicago I Oood 7-1M8 mru 7-11-W 6 has been trimmed to comply with American Lewis said the man drew a gun from underneath a paper bag, CO financial contribution is milHons of dollars below objections. complainant says the U.N. membership is not OOUBON MUBT BB F 9 AT TMdB OF BALI threatened Ligon. and demanded that the trooper hand over his Windsor Locks fin that of the United States. worth it even if there is some kind of kickback. He Besides this, the United States is under-assessed gun. Ligon escaped by crouching down in his cruiser and 1-800-842-3235 or 6Z7-9486 *•* SMS IOBmbB BBori TrwMi th; Woodley holds his nose at the thought. And he in other respects too. The country may rank first says the United States spends nearly $1.1 billion a iKaiirlipstrr Hrralft accelerating across the median, Lewis said. has no trouble gathering passers-by who agree. A year to purchase a vote in the international Lewis said Sunday afternoon it was apparent the man was not in total contributions, but it is 19th in line when the Orange ha good many Americans believe the nation is dues are figured on a per capita basis, and it is not proceedings, while most others do the same thing Founded In 1881 in the heavily wooded area off Route 8 where he was last seen. for a few thousand. 1-800-922-3260 or 795-0551 go wasting its money in an organization wher&,-in even iri the top 20, way behind the Congo, with ^ R IC H A R D W C O S G R O V E ...... Publisher Police — numbering up to 106, many wearing bullet-resistant W£ effect and quite often, it subsidizes the right of respect to a percentage of national Income, . * “ It’s silly,” he concludes, “ and therefore I think DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... EKecuitve Editor vests — employed search planes, dog teams, and conducted a efi other countries to work against its interests and Then there is the return on the U,S. we should do one of the two things. We should get JAMES P SACKS ...... Managing Editor house-to-house check in the area before disbanding their intense ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Associate Editor oti principles. contributions. The U,N. book says America earns out of the organization entirely, or we should search about 4:10 p.m., Lewis said. Police described the suspect as a white male, between the ages COMPED pr Yet there are those who will argue the point — a tidy profit from being a host country. The finance the whole $4 billion bag; if we give it al|, D E N IS E A, R O B E R T S ...... Advertising Director MORTGAGSCO^IMC. LYNCH of 40 and 50. He was between 5-feet-8 and 5-feet-lO, with a particularly here at U.N. headquarters. Public organization has 7,200 full-time employees in New you see, we’ll at least get everything that we pay MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... «a...Business Manager MArSJCHESTER, CO NN. SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager three-day growth of beard. He was wearing a white jersey with You can bank o il it pt relations officers say the United States is not York, for example, and they spend most of their for,” R O B E R T H. H U B B A R D ...... Pressroom Manager horizontal blue-and-red stripes, jeans, and a baseball cap. An Kqual Housing Lender, Ntatatia, MUtf Tw nnua M aa TtuN CAN Yw I LTFABTaOBUCa re being overcharged for its participation, not in salaries on food, housing and related living JEANNE G. FROMERTH ^. .. Circjjlation Manager terms of national wealth, and, in any case, the Tom Tiede is a syndicated columnist. b< necessities. te -5-----MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Monday^ July 28^ 19l>6 r " HAOAW THE HOIim»LI by Dik IrowiM ' PtANUTS by CtwriM M. 8ch^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 28. 1986 - 7 i F i m p y u J o H c e , i r - you HAFTA LOCK MARCIE.'COME ' MV Tout? you A r^iousANP \ COUSIN HE'S YOUR^ PIP YOU KNOW H E ' 5 ^ I . ru e p o o /z b b f o k b ONINANP / NAME 15 MAYNARP!; IlC iy /l/ SORRY,KIP..I ------% you cofAB To BBPIII I.COOSIN? HE'S 6ETTIN6 SETTING HtT.'/l^OWHTWHWERE MEET CAPTAIN WAYNARP! PAlPTDfc TUTOR. PAIP?; *•'potNSrrouTOF your TUTOR? Reagan un moved by hostage plea i ^THESOOPNESS JDFVDURHEAKTC By Susanne M. Schafer IT H IE ISLAMIC JIHAD, a fhad- The Associated Press “The United States gives terrorists no owy organization thought to be I allied with Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhol- WASHINGTON - President rewards and no guarantees. We make no lah Khomeini, has claimed respon­ Reagan, whose policy of "quiet sibility for kidnapping Jenco and 0 - diplomacy” was sharply criticized concessions; we make no deals," Reagan other Americans. in a videotape from one of the four U.S. ACRU byJImOavto said at the time. The group warned in a statement remaining American hostages in on Friday that it would not free any Lebanon, is not wavering from his THE PHANTOM by Lm PMk A t y Barry other Americans and that there WHATEVER stance of "no concessions ... no would be "grave consequences” if COLOHau W /iOBU„C.O.,0 S E T If the contract is ratified, workers likely will return to their ail the extent to which the on Nov. 19-21, Reagan and Gorba­ Reagan and what we signed is the F o fZ . 41,5c:? p u r . jobs Tuesday, said Phil Sparks, a spokesman for AFSCME proposals contained in the letter The U.S. ambassador to Mos­ chev announced an agreement to consent to strive for the normaliza­ Council 25. He said voting will last most of today. meet the principle of equal secur­ cow, Arthur A. Hartman, deli­ meet again in the United States tion of relations between the Union officials refused to release wage provisions in the ity and whether they make it vered Reagan's reaction to last this year and in Moscow in 1987. U.S.S.R. and the U.S. A. and for the proposed contract. possible to reach effective joint month's Soviet arms control prop­ The Soviets have been reluctant improvement of the international solutions in the field of ending the osals during an hour-long meeting to set a date for the next summit, situation.'' Ortega urges pressure to end aid I JQ( P)THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom NEW YORK — Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, speaking to a cheering crowd of churchgoers, urged Americans to Spending hit-list headed for rejection ^riLBEALITTLC J I] I WUV YOU JCO,5 WgCT5l COMTfiCT w a x , THAT'4 f m r A m Th u t ^ pressure Washington to stop funding opponents of his leftist LATC FOR.SUPPEI?, ...... llUHOISIHIS? e*C\lBO„.T LIKE government. By Cliff Haas money would make up a $21 billion sales-tax deduction for most agreed that they are starting with Puxxlea The Associated Press Aatrograph 6 L A 0 Y S //, In a half-hour speech Sunday, Ortega also defended his deficit in the Senate-passed ver­ people, the Senate rates as the basis for a m government’s crackdown on political opponents and assailed the sion of the legislation and provide “It’s basically an insult to our compromise, but holding to those WDDl Reagan administration for refusing to abide by a World Court WASHINGTON - House tax an extra $5 billion of tax relief for intelligence,” Rosso said, adding, rates will be impossible unless the ruling that declared U.S. aid to Contra guerrillas illegal. writers appear ready to send their middle-income taxpayers being "I’m being nice.” $21 billion shortage in the Senate ACROSS 3 Turkish title Answer to Previous Puzzle Senate colleagues back to the 4 River in He will ask the United Nations on Tuesday to force the United sought by House conferees. Others questioned the $26 billion plan is eliminated. o D E N 1 p ^ o u r drawing board for another try at However, Rep. Dan Rosten- figure. 1 College group SwiUerland States to accept the World Court’s decision. Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., o D 1 E R 1 coming up with a $26 billion list of kowski, D-Ill., chairman of the "There’s a suspicion that when leader of the Senate bargainers, B None (Scot.) 5 Sgt. ^ r t h d a y "The United States might say no, but we think morality is a additional revenue necessary to z A N M M c greater force than brutality and force of arms,” Ortega told negotiations, said the Senate prop­ they’re (the Senate proposals) said he hoped to settle on how to 9 English 6 Ventilate get negotiations moving on a final osal needs more work. costed out, it won’t be $26 billion,” make up the shortfall by the end of composer 7 Scandinavian E Y E B o A T July 29, 1986 about 400 congregants at the Park-Slope United Methodist version of tax-overhaul legislation. Church in Brooklyn. “There are some things on the said Rep, Donald Pease, D-Ohio. today. 11 Heir nation o [a After taking Sunday off, the 22 list that 1 don't think my colleagues And some said the list contained But Rostenkowski pointed out 12 Becomes 8 Make possible s E E D D o W N Important ambitions will be fulfilled In f . / ’- “1 ask, are the American people going to accept that their own congressional negotiators trying to the year ahead. In areas where you in the conference ... on the House politically unacceptable items. that the shortfall "is the smallest transparent 10 Please o N L president goes against the law?” he asked. write the landmark bill were due j d N E E failed previously you will now enjoy the FRANK AND ERNEST C-^by Bob Thaves side will agree to,” Rostenkowski Under the House bill, the lop one” of the obstacles facing the reply (abbr.) "No! ” the crowd replied. 13 Steer enclosure N 1 L [o D E s sweet taste of success. back today for their seventh day of said. individual tax rate of 50 percent conferees as they try to resolve the 15 Royal Scottish work on the measure. 11 Physics, e.g. M E E P s' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Although it has Other House conferees were would be cut to 38 percent: most hundreds of differences between Academy The immediate problem Js how more blunt. people would pay 15 percent but the 12 American 0 appeared as though you've been over­ WL the versions of the landmark tax (abbr.) Indian looked, you're going to be rewarded for HOW P o Y o u to fashion the legislation so that it Rep. Marty Russo, D-Ill., scoffed plan has intermediate rates of 25 measure passed by each chamber. s 1 L 1 T O R 16 Liberian natives 14 Set something that you've worked for hard. Falwell wants Tutu to return Nobel does not add to the flood of federal at one Senate proposal to raise $3 percent and 35 percent. The Senate The conferees have indicated a C O u P A Today may be the day. Major changes red ink. billion by changing tax tables to plan, also would tax most people at 18 Basketball 17 Football coach & P L I K E ^ E i n Cs o n LYNCHBURCL Va. — The Rev. Jerry Falwell says Anglican desire to move up the effective E E N N u M are ahead for Leos In the coming year. OFFlCtAlTt ^ On Saturday, the U-member limit the deduction that can be 15 percent: the majority of others date of the tax-rate cuts by six league (abbr.) 'U Send for your Astro-Graph predictions Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa should return his Nobel 19 Long time E R Q A s s Senate bargaining group proposed taken for state and local sales would fall into the 27 percent months, to bring them in line with Parseghian ■today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this ”H o w P Y " P u TY? Peace Prize for telling the West to go to hell. a list of 14 items that would raise 20 Before (pref.) 23 One newspaper, P.O. Box 1846, Cincinnati. taxes without substantiation. The bracket. the date that deductions would be ' s m Falwell, founder of the Moral Majo'rity, also told his Thomas $26 billion over five years. That Senate bill would repeal the The conferees have informally limited. 21 Son in-law of 24 Bird 34 III 43 Adem's OH 45201. Be sure to state your zodiac Road Baptist Church congregation Sunday he is reconsidering Mohammed 26 Egyptian river 35 Non- grendson sign. professional VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) You are for­ thfe apology he issued last year for calling Tutu a phony. 22 Follow 27 Louts 49 Retirement plan 36 Silkworm (abbr.) tunate today In that you have a loyal ally Tutu condemned the West last week after President Reagan 25 Vexed 29 Draws tH/vv/es T- z6 38 Guardian 50 Rant out who'll be looking out for your best inter­ Cl 1989 by NIA. Ms outlined a South African policy that called for Congress and U.S. 28 Firearm Rise in crime rate conclusion 39 New York state 52 Army Transport ests. He or she will be sure alHhe bases allies to resist cries for economic sanctions against South Africa. owners' gp. 33 French women city y Service (abbr.) are covered. ”I think the West, for my .part, can go to hell,” Tutu said. 30 Spy group (abbr.) 40 Nothing (Fr.) 53 Arikara LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) If you.are act­ WINTHROP ®bv Dick Cavalll Falwell told his congregation that Tutu should return the peace (abbr.) ing as an agent for someone else today, prize and apologize to Reagan and the West. make the best deal you possibly can, first in 5 years 31 Those in office i s n 't TTHAT VD/JR NO, IT^S M V FA TH ER . SCWETT/WES I FEEL. because you'll receive a commission for “It is tragic when this man of God and Nobel Peace Prize 32 Brownie your efforts. m o t h e r CCVVMN(t M V M jOTHER H A .S like I ^ T H E O N L V winner would wish people to suffer in hell,” said Falwell. 33 The — SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov.<22) It's best t h i s w a v ? A /MUSTACHE. STRAiaHTMAN IN TOWN. Falcon 12 WASHINGTON (AP) - A 5 Blumstein, professor in the school not to prejudge people or aYents today. percent increase in reported of urban and public affairs at 37 Glacial ridge 15 Things may not work out the way you crimes last year was due to a Carnegie-Mellon University in 41 Actress Farrow envision them, but there Is a good Castro blasts«U.S. aid in Bolivia combination of migration trends to Pittsburgh. 42 Yorkshire river 19 chance they will work out even better. the South and West, and an SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Tasks ' SANCTI SPIRITUS, Cuba — Cuban President Fidel Castro Law enforcement agencies in the 44 Inventor increase in the size of the crime- 22 that challenge your aptitudes and says the dispatch of U.S. troops and helicopters to Bolivia may be nation’s cities reported a 4 percent Whitney imagination will prove fun today. Knotty only a dress rehearsal for a more ambitious American military prone group of 16- to 24-year-olds, increase in reported crime in 1985, 45 English J problems will be your cup of tea. intervention there in the future. experts say. while suburban counties recorded cathedral city CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) New dHAUt Castro ridiculed the notion that the use of military forces in The FBI reported that the rise a 6 percent increase and rural 46 Least (abbr.) people you meet socially today might • >««i»NtA.»» 1-zY Bolivia will have an, impact on U.S, drug consumption, saying was the first year-to-year increase counties a 2 percent rise. 47 Uncle play Important roles In your future af­ fairs. Make It a point to remember their that narcotics smuggUng will disappear only when there is no since 1981. Violent crimes of murder, forci­ 48 Comparison nan)es and affiliations. longer a demand for drugs. "The baby boom began having ble rape, robbery and aggravated SI Rowboat part AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You'll 1% Speaking Saturday night to a gathering that Cuban officials kids and now you’re getting the assault were up4 percent last year, 54 Nostrils luckier than usual today in matters estimated at 100,000, Castro said the U.S. military action in consequences of that,” said James and accounted for 11 percent of all G kM O U F L A G E 55 Guide where there Is something of material Bridge Bolivia had the earmarks of “an interventionist preparation” in Fyfe, a senior fellow at the Police reported crime. The remainder — la car) value at stake. Walt until the last mo­ Foundation and an associate pro­ that country. property crimes of burglary, /irO UR TYPING ABILITY. “66 Smell fly ment before making any closing moves. fessor of justice at American The Army Reserve in CJonnecticur has a position PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your hope­ diamonds or hearts split 3-3. If ndthw Castro cited the U.S. drug problem in suggesting that the larceny-theft and motor vehicle 57 Evening in Italy University. theft — rose 5 percent. available for someone with more than just grxKl typing skills or ful attitude will smooth over the road NORTH 7-tt-M Paving the way splits, declarer has to put pressure on Upited States has entered a period of moral and political decline. Larcenies, pne of the most you tread today. It will also make it bet­ ♦ K J3 an opponent who might have length in Increased drug use. he said, suggests a "failure of U.S. society The FBI issued a statement is willing to learn them. We need you to take on the DOWN ter for those who walk by youi^slde. BA84 for a squeeze both red suits. To do so, declarer must frequently committed crimes by responsibility of an Administrative Specialist in the Army ♦ K842 to practice virtue.” young people, roses percent in 1985 saying that after three straight ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Pay special reduce his losers to only one. This years of decline, a “one-year Reserve. , ( 1 Singer Willie — I heed to your Intuition today in situations ♦ 8 7 8 By James Jacoby tightening of the hand, called “rectify­ compared to the previous year. 2 Wipes 28 that affect your security. Don't be reluc­ The FBI’s report, "Crime In the increase (in crime) ... cannot be You’ll serve tine weekend a month (usually two 8-hour (e)ISaS by NEA. Inc WEST EAST ing the count,” wai eccomplisbed used as a predictor of a future days) in the Army Reserve and earn over $75 per weekend just tant to think big, nor to act boldly. ♦ 764 2 ♦ 98 FYobably the most exciting and fas­ when declarer played low on the first Gas price plunge may continue United States,” a survey of 16,000 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) People who ♦ 98 cinating advanced play in bridge is the club. police departments, said a total of statistical trend.” to start. You’ll also earn Active Army pay for two weeks annual have cloqt and influence will favorably ♦ J i07 2 Terry Eastland, a spokesman ♦ 98 ♦ J 10 6 S squeexe, and many books have been When the suit was continued, be woo -•J — Gasoline prices plunged nearly nearly 8‘/4 12.4 million crimes were reported training. view any requests you make today. Let ♦ J 10 94 2 ♦ KQ6 written about it. For a simple and con­ the ace and caaM four q>ade tricks. cents a gallon in the past month, the steepest drop this year, and to authorities last year, more than for Attorney General Edwin You’ll handle a variety of administrative duties plus earn CELEBRITY CIPHER them know what you need. the decline should continue, an oil industry analyst said. 55 percent of them larcenies. Meese, said it is "too early to tell GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your possi­ SOUTH cise introduction, I recommend a That brought evem oe down to only a g(X)d part-time salary while serving your tountry. ' C«l*bdty cipft«r oryptogram* ara oraatad from qu^attona by famoua paopta. paat and praaant pamphlet entitled “Squeeze Play," No. seven c a ra , and East was caught in “This was so unpredicted. It was expected to rise after the whether this is a change from the Each lerter In the dphar atanda for another. 7odiv'a dUe: Z aqua* S. bilities for achieving an Important goal ♦ AQIOS The number of offenses reported downward trend of recent ^ears. So if you’re willing to assume responsibilities that can are excellent today. However, more Im­ ♦ KQ8 S SS in the (?bampionshlp Bridge Seriea the squeeie. If he threw a heart, de­ Fourth of July,” said Dan Lundberg, who surveys more than improve your career, we’re willing to check out or help you by CONNIE WIENER published by Devyn Press, ISl Thler- clarer’s last little heart would be a to police in 1985 was 10 percent But we do know that the rate is still portantly, you'll think of others as well ♦ AQ7 . 15,000 gas stations across the nation every two weeks. higher than in 1976, but 7 percent significantly lower than it was in improve your typing ability. C;!all your local recruiter. -- ‘PQUK R080P PKKU JO XKJ JMK as yourself. ♦ as man Lane, Louisville, KY 40207. To­ winner, if be threw a dlamood, the The new survey found the average price for all grades of CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Dreams day’s deal featurea such a play and fourth diamond in dummy would lower than in 1981. when crime hit 1981, the peak year,” Vulnerable: Both gasoline including taxes was 87.96 cents a gallon, compared with an all-time high. Blumstein and other experts are BVKC and hopes can be translated Into raall-' Dealer South denumstratea correct technique. make the slam. Now try it if Sooth 91.74 cents two weeks ago and 96.38 cents a month ago, Lundberg V JAIKL’EK DOEJM C 80J OR ties today. Focus closely on your alms Four no-trump invited aliun, and Crime rates last year rose 9 , projecting crime increases into the In Manchester wins the first club. East simply leta his said Sunday. percent in the South compared to 1990s. based on what Blumstein and remain optimistic. Weft North But SMth South was happy to accept Although cluba go and keepa both red sdta under UQTKL INPJ ZKHCNPK JMKL MCYK BJ." he had less thim a 22-p<^ maximum, “That'is the steepest fall in a series of price drops,” he said of 1984 and were up 6 percent in the calls the "next wave of kids, the Call 643-4109 2NT cohtroL The squeexe will jMt work, be­ the four-week drop. “The decline in the price of gasoline is Pan 4NT Put 6NT he had two suits that could be a source cause declarer has forgotten to rectify West. Reported crime was up 2 echo of the baby boom,” Army Office, 555 Main St. — PKJM ACEOKE. Birds have no sweat glands. They Pen Put Pan of extra tricks, plus a helpful 10-apot the count -= accelerating.” percent in the Northeast,’ and In 1985, adult arrests were up 2 After the mzening lead, dedarer The per-gallon price already has dropped 33.5 cents this year remained largely unchanged liiLhe percent compared to 1984, while PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I used to have the worst time rememberittg ,cool their bodies by means of air sacs — ______^ . names ... until I took that Sam Camagle course." — Bill Callahan. and by opening their beaks and . vi­ Opening lead: 4 J toot the right appro^. Firit he and Lundberg predicted a new decrease of as much as 5 cents a Midwest. arrests of people under IS years of brating the walls of their throats. counted 11 top trldn. He also noted About 212,2(M cubic feet of w ate a ‘gallon by the end of the summer. "We have large in-migrations of age rose 5 percent. People under that he could make 12 trlcka if eltber liBoaod thunder over Nlagm FaUa.^ people in crime-prone ages in the age 25 composed SO percent of all iiii!i!\m ,L South and West,” explained Alfred those arrested nationwide — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday^ July 28^ 1986

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Bv Susanne M . Schafer 'THE ISLAMIC JIHAD, a shad­ The Associated Press “The United States gives terrorists no owy organization thought to be allied with Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhol- WASHINGTON - President rewards and no guarantees. We make no lah Khomeini, has claimed respon­ Reagan, whose policy of "quiet 7-« 0 - concessions: we make no deals,” Reagan sibility for kidnapping Jenco and diplomacy” was sharply criticized other Americans. r-Jts UA. ACRES by Jim Oa«l« in a videotape from one of the four said at the time. remaining American hostages in The group warned in a statement on Friday that it would not free any "TP" I p r Lebanon, is not wavering from his THE PHANTOM by Lm Falfc A Sy lany t T WHATEVER stance of "no concessions ... no other Americans and that there happenep to deals” with the terrorist captors. would be "grave consequences” it C o lonel WROBu,.c.o.,ouN6Le m R o i. //OR THE COMMANDER COCK-A-POOPLE-POO" ? White House spokesman Don ment.” John Jenco noted the freed the group's demands were not met. HIM SELF ? HOW I'D LIKE Reagan administration officials Mathes said it was “too early” for Reagan has long held to the TO SEE HIM // OR JUST said Sunday they were studying priest had waved a srhall Ameri­ KNOW,. WHO HE IS/. the White House to react to the can flag after his release,'thus policy of refusing to negotiate with the seven-minute videotaped plea tape, portions of which have been terrorists. _ by hostage David Jacobsen, who negating “anything and every­ played on national television. He thing the American hostages have warned that "our release will be did not know whether Reagan had When he announced the release said against the American of the TWA hostages June 30 last death” unless the Reagan adminis­ seen it. government." tration negotiates with the Shiite "We've got the full seven-minute summer, he said it was “no Moslem kidnappers. tape and we’re studying it,” he Murphy was asked about the moment for celebration. Let It be But Richard Murphy, assistant said. Jacobsen videotape as he traveled clearly understood that the seven secretary of state for Middle aboard the U.S. Air Force jet American^ still held captive in WHO WWS TH E In the tape, Jacobsen said Eastern affairs, said, “We have carrying Vice President' George Lebanon must be released along AMN WITH TH E VWXP JfM PAVf6 7-ze Reagan was "subservient to the OUR CHOPPER PICKEP always said we would be willing to political principle that the U.S. will Bush to Israel, the first stop on the with other innocent hostages from UP— FRIENP OF THE other countries. ...” talk about safety and release but not negotiate with terrorists,” vice president's 10-day Mideast COMMANDER TM T FfiMILIAK DEEP VOICE,. would not negotiate or comprom­ lour. A CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Ca*alo The hostage asked Americans to "The United States gives terror­ ise with terrorists. There is no urge the administration to nego­ "... Anybody who’s been held as ists no rewards and no guarantees. change in that.” BLONDIE by Daan Young A SUin Droko KEEP THE X WILL I W E'VE G O T tiate, and asked Congress to long and under such conditions of We make no concessions: we make •FIRE 60ING. HO. P LEA S E I J TO KEEP THEM The Rev. Lawrence Jenco, who OFFICER P O N T BURN investigate the administration’s deprivation as they have is going to no deals,” Reagan said at the time. TH O S E SHRIAAPS A R E ) OF COURSE THEY'RE CAN 1 SET YOU ^ HOW ABOUT A F IT'S JUl APPEASED WHILE YOUR BOOKS! was held hostage nearly 19 months feel that nobody is working for "We will not rest until justice is AWFULLY SMALL SMALL,THEY'I« SHRIMPS, “quiet diplomacy” policy. He said SOMETHING ELSE ? MAGNIFYING K GONNA WE COME UP WITH and freed over the weekend, it would be "better to have an therh — that they have been done,” the president added. a r e NT- GLASS ? ,— V BE A A PLAN. carried the Jacobsen tape to U.S. T H B Y ? I— 7 LONG investigation than to have an abandoned,” Murphy said. In addition to Jacobsen, the W iw e E K / officials. inquest.” "There's been a constant effort Americans still missing in Le­ Jenco’s brothers, John and Jo­ to pursue their safety and release banon are: Terry Anderson, 38, .MOSLEM EXTREMISTS in Le­ seph, traveling with other family through every channel open to us. chief Middle East correspondent of banon are demanding the release members to Germany to meet the That he (Jacobsen) does not know The Associated Press; Thomas of 17 comrades held in Kuwaiti freed priest, said on a Washington about that is not a surprise to us,” Sutherland, 55, acting dean of u AP photo prison in exchange for the release stopover that they believed Ja ­ Murphy added. agriculture at the American Uni­ of the four Americans. cobsen’s statements on the video­ Jenco, a 5I-year-old Roman versity in Beirut: and William The Rev. Lawrence Jenco of Joliet, III., holds a small Reagan, returning to the White tape were forced. Catholic priest, was kidnapped Buckley, 58, a political officer at American flag as he enters the Wiesbaden Air Force House Sunday afternoon from his Jan, 8, 1985. Jacobsen, director of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. weekend retreat at Camp David,/ JOSEPH JENCO said it ap­ the hospital at the American Hospital in West Germany on Sunday. The 51-year-old Md., refused to answer reporters' Islamic Jihad claims to have ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy Johnson peared to be an effort to "embar­ University of Beirut, was abducted killed Buckley last year, but no American priest, who was held hostage for 19 months in questions about the hostages. rass the United States govern­ Lebanon, returned Sunday from Damascus, Syria, where May 28 of that year. body has been found. ON THE PASTRACK by Bill Holbrook you KNOHeiOHTHl& COUNTRY MV COUNTRY WEDDINGS AND 5 1 UFF/ FOUGHT A WAR AGAINST All RIGHTOR WRONG.' he was brought after his release by an extremist Shiite IHArWOOlWJT THEY'RE REALLY WmSH RQUM.TY REiXESEHTS! group. L WriOHUr'^ WHYNtfTA. , ft>«...... TK6 T Aloor iohynot w ^H ow> AWWlUfrToSociflV. NEAT! Gorbachev weighs compromise offer 0H0»WMIDro Cof^TlaW7i!»lS m o f^ X o f^ ! 16 60CI6TV? J , MOSCOW (AP) - Mihkail S. arms race and preventing its with Foreign Minister Eduard A. Gorbachev today said he is study­ however, saying they want assu­ lOT? spreading over to outer space.” Shevardnadze on Saturday. rances that it would produce C OH. U.S./World In Brief ing President Reagan’s recent "We shall determine our further U.S. government sources said concrete progress toward arms letter on arms control and will steps accordingly,” the Soviet control. Contract faces vote in Detroit decide the Kremlin’s response leader added. Friday that Reagan was seeking ; based in part on how much Reagan Soviet agreement for deployment Gorbachev repeated that posi­ }l). The Kremlin leader also com­ of the "Star Wars” space-based tion in his speech. DETROIT — A 13-day walkout that has idled/buses and compromises on his “Star Wars” plained that the Reagan adminis­ space weapons program. missile defense system within the "As far as a new Soviet-U.S. scrapped trash pickup in the nation’s sixth-largest efcty could be tration was blocking arms control In a nationally televised ad­ next decade. summit meeting is concerned, I over Tuesday if municipal workers approve a contract covering efforts by describing Soviet disar­ can repeat we favor such a 7,000 employees, officials say. \ dress, the Soviet leader also said mament proposals as public rela­ The Soviet Union has steadfastly he favors a second summit meet­ oppposed the plan, officially meeting,” Gorbachev said. ALLEY OOP ®by Dav* Qraue Union officials said they would know by tonight the fate of the tions ploys. ing with Reagan, but insisted he known as the Strategic Defense "But we resolutely oppose the proposed three-year wage agreement after counting votes by MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargraava* A Sahara YOUR ...I JUST SAW KING had never promised to hold "They are attempting to turn our Initiative, saying it will spread the interpretation of the accords HiaHNI ( p u PF'T VOttR GUZ COMIN* INTO members of the American Federation of State, County and another session. peaceful initiatives into propa­ arms race into space. The United reached at the previous meeting in hioiSn is s i Municipal Employees. In analyzing Reagan’s letter ganda exercises,” Gorbachev said States says the program will end Geneva as reduced to the promise HEPE'-S.A F1ZPBLEM IF I HAP 41.507 Y'OUGHTA On Sunday, the union scheduled today’s vote as bargainers for delivered on Saturday to the in the televised speech to a meeting the threat of mutual nuclear to have more meetings,” he said. FrPP. -YOO, AAR .©REED Y- - © E T A c^H«s50L/>aiE k n o w ... the city and the union put the finishing touches on the tentative Kremlin. Gorbachev said: “To us of Communist Party officials in the destruction. IF E©©«5 w e r e ^ l.oxD F U P © E © lim P A E / settlement. Soviet Far Eastern port city of “No. The main thing on which we A l>DZeKJ , l-k?IA/ AAANY the most important thing is first of At their first meeting in Geneva If the contract is ratified, workers likely will return to their all the extent to which the Vladivostok. agreed last time with President WDl/iUP 'rr>U “-'Vi=S 7- IS Tutu condemned the West last,,week after President Reagan €ll66br»BA.M. 25 Vexed 29 Draws 38 Guardian 50 Rent out who'll be looking out for your best inter­ outlined a South African policy that called for Congress and U.S. Rise in crime rate 28 Firearm conclusion ” 39 New York state 52 Army Transport ests. He or she will be sure all the bases allies to resist cries for economic sanctions against South Africa. owners' gp. 33 French woman city Service (abbr.) are covered. "I think the West, for my part, can go to hell,” Tutu said. LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) If you are act­ 30 Spy group (abbr.) 40 Nothing (Fr.) 53 Arikara WINTHROP ®bv DtckZtavalll Falwell told his congregation that Tutu should return the peace ing as an agent for someone else today, (abbr.) prize and apologize to Reagan and the West. 2 3 make the best deal you possibly can, first in 5 years is n 't THAT vdLlR NQ, )T& MY F5ATHER, SCMETTMES I FEE1_ 31 Those in office ’ ■ because you'll receive a commission for “It is tragic when this man of God and Nobel Peace Prize 32 Brownie MOTHB5 COVNINQ- M Y MOTHER HA© LIKE XM THE O N LY your efforts. TH IS WAY-? winner would wish people to suffer in hell,” said Falwell. 33 The — * SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's best A MUSTACHE, STRAISHrAAAN IN TOWN. WASHINGTON (AP) - A 5 Falcon 112 Blumstein, professor in the school not to prejudge people or events today. percent increase in reported of urban and public affairs at Things may not work out the way you T 3T Qlaclel ridge 1B crimes last year was due to a Carnegie-Mellon University in 41 Actress Farrow envision them, but there is a good Castro blasts U.S. aid In Bolivia chance they will work out even better. combination of migration trends to Pittsburgh. 42 Yorkshire river 19 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Tasks SANCTI SPIRITUS, Cuba — Cuban President Fidel Castro the South and West, and an Law enforcement agencies in the 44 Inventor that challenge your aptitudes and says the dispatch of U.S. troops and helicopters to Bolivia may be increase in the size of the crime- nation’s cities reported a 4 percent 22 23 24 1 Whitney imagination will prdve fun today. Knotty only a dress rehearsal for a more ambitious American military prone group of 16- to 24-year-olds, increase in reported crime in 1985, 45 English problems will be your cup of tea. experts say. 9 intervention there in the future. while suburban counties recorded cathedral city CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) New

Bv Howard Ulmon Yannick Noah and Wimbledon at bad time X^ottage owners The Associated Press champion Boris Becker withdrew, citing injuries. But Gomez isn’t MIDDLETOWN - Bad Sports. The MBs romped to a B R O O K LIN E, Mass. — Martin sure the presence of Becker, who timing. 19-3 victory in the opener before Jaite can run very fast, but not pulled out just three days before With the Twilight League dropping the nightcap, 3-2. even he can outrun a firmly hit i>etter consider the tournament began, would have pennant race tightening up. tennis ball. Especially when a man In Sunday’s defeat, Mallove’s made a difference. defending regular season cham­ Ray Borsari tossed a three-hit, with the power of Andres Gomez is He recalled a clay court tourna­ hitting it. pion Moriarty Brothers has complete-game win as the hosts ment at Forest Hills, N.Y.. in early picked a bad time to come scored the decisive run in the Gomez kept Jaite racing from May. unraveled. bottom of the sixth. Tom Ca- insurance side to side along the baseline, “ Martin beat Becker in straight The first place MBs were forcing him to lunge after many palbo scored the game-winner sets,” Gomez said. ” He (Becker) edged, 2-1, by chief rival Mal- from second base when base- shots, and won the U.S. Pro Tennis is not that good a clay player. love Jewelers at Middletown’s runner Doug Elliott broke up a Neighbors of Championships with a 7-5, 6-4 “ I know the name is big, but it Palmer Field on Sunday night, victory Sunday night on Longwood double play by deflecting a ours are plan­ would have been very tougl^for their third loss in four outings. Cricket Club’s clay court. relay throw off his wrist into ning to rent out him to win the (U.S, Pro) tourna­ Moriarty, no>v 15-10-1, is still on right field. “ I’m stronger than him," said their cottage in ment. It (the clay) is very slow and top with 31 points, one ahead of the top-seeded Gomez of Ecuador, Capalbo’s fourth-inning home the woods to a I think the heat would have 15-9 Mallove. “ bigger serve, bigger forehand, run off first-time loser Brian couple of graiju/ affected him,” “ But they only have nine Sylvia bigger backhand. He’s faster than Labbe (5-1) gave Mallove a 1-0 ate students me.” The temperature and humidity losses and they have two games lead. The MBs tied it in the sixth this fall. The were higher for Saturday’s semifi­ in hand,” noted MBs’ coach But that_ speed wasn’t nearly when Brian Crowley reached on . rental income . Porter nals than for Sunday’s finals in Gene Johnson, whose squad has enough! for'Jaite to win his first an error, advanced to third on for six months which Gomez became the first four contests remaining, includ­ match in four meetings with Mike Johnson’s two-out single, will help fi­ player to win both the singles and ing a 7:30 p.m. affair against •• t Gomez and avoid losing his second and tallied on a wild pitch. nance their own doubles titles at the U.S. Pro since Katz on 'Tuesday night at Bill Chapulis cranked two J straight final here. Mats Wilander trip to Europe, Rod Laver in 1969. Gomez and Meriden’s Ceppa Field. of Sweden beat him in last year’s HRs and had seven RBIs to pace they have carefully checked their T H E K E Y message of what I ’m Moriarty Brothers split a title match. Hans Gildemeister of Chile beat the MBs in their Saturday win. tenants, and all seems well. But. I reporting is this: Review your Mel Purcell of Murray, Ky., and doubleheader on Saturday night “ Andres is very strong,” said the Dave Ford and Mike Johnson asked on hearing their news, do insurance if you’re renting out Dan Cassidy of Hollywood, Fla., in Manchester against Herbs’ added four hits apiece. third-seeded Jaite of Argentina, you have the right kind of insu­ your second home — a cottage in 4-6, 7-5, 6-0 after Gomez had won who hadn’t lost a set in his four rance, just in case? Do you the woods, a walk-up at the the $37,400 top prize in singles. matches here this year before understand what your insurance seashore or whatever! The policies AP photo Sunday. ” His shots are very fast Against the 5-foot-ll Jaite, the Deputies search for Tribble covers and doesn’t cover? will differ and the coverages may That led all of us into areas we not be the same as State Farm ’s, and. for me, it was very difficult to 6-3 Gomez was sharp in all aspects that killed University of Maryland 0 BALTIMORE (AP) - Prince hadn’t thought of. Since this easily but find out. Andres Gomez of Mexico makes a backhand return in go to the net. 1 have to go to the ret of the game. He had three aces and basketball star Len Bias la i^ George’s County sheriff’s deputies could be you, let’s assume this is But let’s assume that you are to make a winner and it was very just one double fault, patiently month. But a source close to the final against Martin Jaite at the U.S. Pro Championships you and your problem. intending to rent someone else’s difficult for me to go to the net,” moved Jaite back and forth, and spent the weekend searching for case expected Tribble to turn in Brookline, Mass. Gomez won the title with a 7-5, 6-4 Your insurance needs will vary cottage. What insurance protec­ Gomez, the world’s 12th-ranked chose the right moments to rush Brian Lee Tribble, indicted on himself in, either today or victory. considerably, depending on who tion do you need? player, gained the top seed when the net. charges of supplying the cocaine Tuesday. i you are, your dependents, your Say someone breaks into your location, etc. Although there may­ car while you’re at a restaurant en NFL camp roundup be some situations in which the route to your vacation home and homeowners policy on your'prim­ steals some of your luggage. The Harald photo* by Roch* Sports In Brief ary home could apply to things that personal property portion of your L happen in or around your cottage policy could cover you up. to the (in thewoods or by the seashore), coverage limit, just as it would if MSC soccer tryouts start Tuesday Bengals’ Mclnally goes out kicking generally you need a separate your belongings are stolen while PInata time policy to provide complete cover­ Tryouts for the Manchester Soccer Club's fall girls’ league for you’re at the cottage. Or if age of your second home. someone charges that you are girls born in 1976 and 1977 will be held on Tuesday and Thursday By The Associated Press Steelers collective bargaining agreement free-agents who had been at th ^ Since you are renting out for a responsible for injuries or prop­ Michael Mazzotta, a recreation leader at 6 p.m. at the Kennedy Road soccer fields. For further team’s training camp the pa^ Frank Pollard, nursing his se­ next year. Jackson said team period of more than six months — erty damage while you’re at your information, call Chris Hornbostel at 643-8308 or Dick Donnelly at Pat Mclnally was still kickingup week. They included, wide re­ at Keeney Street playground, shows cond preseason injury in as many owners are attempting to roll back not just two or three months during vacation home, your policy’s lia­ 649-1734. a storm, but his heart was no salaries this season and added that ceiver Eddie Colman of Fairmont years, says within a week he will be the year — youMI probably need a bility coverage could apply. youngsters how to break a pinata. The longer in it. State, running back Kyle Collins of running on his right knee that the large number of holdouts in rental dwelling policy (also called Again. I cannot overemphasize. ’’You can’t fake it at this level,” N FL training camps this season is Auburn, guard Gary Kalis of activity was all part of the required arthroscopic surgery ear­ a landlord’s policy). The details above may not apply to Akron, running back Cliff Reid of Cruz to compete in International meet the veteran Cincinnati Bengals’ lier this month. a result. your policy. But whatever they playground’s recent International punter said after announcing his Applachian State and tackle Tony Steelers doctors had predicted Redskins ASSUME YOUR RENTING is are, check them! Review and Alexia Cruz, 13, who set a national record in the triple jum p this retirement Sunday. Russo of Texas-EI Paso. Day. Similar events celebrating other Pollard, who missed the entire limited to this one season and you prepare! year, will compete in the International Youth Meet of Champions The 33-year-old Mclnally sur­ Veteran defensive end Dexter preseason last year with a broken Oilers get a homeowners policy. Gener­ ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money nationalities were held at all the town in.Plajnfield, New Jersey on August 2. Cruz, who qualified at the prised the team by announcing his Manley and second-round draft hand, would miss three to four ally, your coverages will be Book for the 80s,” 1.328 pages of retirement during Sunday’s wor­ pick Walter Murray remained “ Operation Headstart,” a volun­ Regional AAU meet in Washingtonville, N.Y. on July 19, will weeks of training camp. similar to those that apply in the down-to-earth advice on personal Recreation Department playgrounds, compete in the triple jump, the long jum p and the 100 meter dash. kouts. He said he leaned toward unsigned in the Washington camp. tary off-season workout program, 1.--V J, is paying off in the Houston camp, policy that covers your primary money management, is available which have a theme activity each The trials are on Aug, 2, with the finals set for Aug. 3. retiring in the off-season, but Dolphins Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs, frus­ trated by Murray’s holdout, said according to receivers coach Milt home. You’ll be protected in case thorugh her column. Send $9.95 The International Youth Meet of Champions is sponsored by reconsidered because he was kick­ An eye injury will probably keep week. All playground activities are he considered calling Murray’s Jackson. of fire, wind damage, vandalism plus $1 for mailing and handling to the New Jersey Striders Track Club and features over 1000 ing so well. Three days of wor­ defensive tackle-Mike Charles out agent although General Manager “ It’s obvious just looking at the and various other types of physical “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book free and open to all town children and kouts. however, convinced him of all four of Miami’s exhibition competitors between the ages of 10 through 14 from the United Bobby Beathard is handling the players on the field that those with damage — and in liability situa­ for the 80s.” in care of the that it was time to retire. games, Charles will not be playing States and as far away as Saudi Arabia. Cruz, who will be, negotiations. Headstart are ahead of the other tions arising out of use of your Manchester Herald, P.O. Box continue through Aug.,8. ‘T v e always loved punting and or practicing for at least the next accompanied by her coach Mel “ Butch” Braswell, is a member “ It’s a serious situation,” said guys,” Jackson said. second home by your tenants. 419150. Kansas City. Mo, 64141. got great joy from it,” Mclnally month because of the injury he of the Inner City Striders Track Club. Gibbs, who is putting extra empha­ The program was devised by The one area of significant Make checks payable to Andrews, said, “but it just reached a point suffered when he was poked in the sis on the passing game and was first-year head coach Jerry Glan- difference is theft. While you're McMeel & Parker.) where there are things I enjoy right eye by a teammate’s finger counting on having the fleet wide ville, who is trying to guide the renting your cottage in the woods more now.” during a Saturday drill. to others, theft coverage for any 2 Jennings victorious at Neipsic Tennis receiver present when camp Oilers to their first winning N FL Jets Bears opened July 20. season in six years. Glanville had personal property you keep there G L A S TO N B U R Y — Stu Jennings defeated Steve Hadge for the 35 players participating in the — furniture, a T V set, the like — is Backyard privacy men’s title at the Neipsic Tennis Club on Sunday morning, Second-round draft pick Doug Speculation that Chicago will Browns more limited than it would be when ■ ' ? Williams signed a series of one- abandon Soldier Field was fueled weekly workouts leading up to the Jennings won by identical 6-4, 6-4 scores. The Browns waived five rookie start of preseason training camp. you live there. hard to come by year contracts and reported to by the announcement that the If it’s clear that a tenant stole . camp for drills Sunday, making team has received permission something from the cottage, there Bv The Associated Press Barberry Spur ties Yonkers’ mark him the last rookie to come to from the Chicago Cubs to play in is no coverage, If someone else terms with New York. Wrigley Field. YONKERS, N.Y. — Barberry Spur, last year’s 2-year-old committed theft, there would be Backyard privacy can be hard to The former Texas A&M offen­ Bears spokesman Ken Valdi- coverage for such items as furni­ come by. pacer of the year, tied the stakes record of 1; 55 1-5 Sunday night sive tackle was supposed to report serri confirmed that the team 8 ture and TV sets, but not for a long in winning the $542,714 Cane Pace at Yonkers Raceway. with the other rookies last Wednes­ approached Cubs General Man­ A fence or screen is an obvious With veteran Billy O ’Donnell in the sulky, the bay colt tied the list of valuables including jewelry, solution, but these structures can day for last Thursday’s first ager Dallas Green about using furs, silverware, stamps and coins record set by Charimanoftheboard last year in earning $162,828 be costly. They also can make a practice.Sunday was the fiist day Wrigley, and got approval on (if you were foolish enough to leave and the opening leg of the pacing triple crown for 3-year-olds. small yard look more cramped and for veterans, bringing the number Friday. such items in the cottage while Barberry Spur upset Laughs, the 8-5 favorite, in the first of of players in camp to 98. may cut air ciruclation. 49ers others lived there). If it is not clear three eliminations to reach the final. Thpt victory snapped a Colts whether the tenant was involved in Better Homes and Gardens six-race losing streak. starting left tackle Bubba Paris the«theft, coverage would be the magazine suggests a more gradual Tight end Pat Beach signed for has disappointed head coach Bill same as if it were known .someone way to achieve a privacy screen is his fourth season with the Colts. Walsh by showing up 26 pounds else had stolen your precious to grow one. The 6-foot-4,244-pound Washington Hillih Jr. youngest NASCAR winner over a 295-pound level he was items. Flowering shrubs will make a State alumnus was the Colts’ ordered to weigh before summer satisfactory hedge, but many TALLADEGA, Ala. — Bobby Hillin Jr., a polite youngster, is sixth-round draft pick in 1982. camp began. But Paris said he is COVER AGES IN one rental species have a tendency to spread respectful of his elders except when they are on the same Linebacker Cliff Odom and offen­ confident he cah win his weight policy — State Farm Fire and out and gobble up a lot of valuable racetrack with him. sive guard Ben Utt are the only battle and will fight to retain his Casualty Co., the nation's leading yard space, the editors say. Tall, He thumbed his nose at all of them Sunday as he survived the Colts veterans still unsigned and position on the team. i 0 k homeowners insurer'— are about narrow species are much more Births attrition-filled Talladega 500 to become the youngest winner in out of training camp at Anderson the same as those in a homeowners effective hedge plants. the history of N ASCAR stock car racing. College. Seahawks policy. However, the theft cover­ The best choices include Tal- Hillin, who turned 22 on June 5, is a year and nine months Also unsigned are top draft picks Forman, Kara Lee, daughter of Player representative Michael age in the rental policy is more Ihedge. Rhamnus frangula colum- Vickery, Heather Rachel, DeValve, Caleb Joshua, son of Kozikis, Leann Marie, daughter Jon Hand, a defensive end from younger than Te rry Labonte was in 1980 when he won the Jackson warned that it’s going to restricted than it is in the ho­ naris. This deciduous shrub is daughter dTGary P. and Janine M. Timothy D. and Laurie A. (John­ of John D. and Linda (Pouliot) David J. and Margaret Lee (Jac­ obs) Forman was bom July 8 at Southern 500 at Darlington, S.C. Alabama, and Illinois quarterback be tough for N F L players and meowners, and the amount of hardy, grows quickly, and thrives (St .Cyr) Vickery of 24 Prospect son) DeValve of 20 Griswold St., Kozikis of 33 Reynolds Drive. Jack Trudeau. Manchester Memorial Hospital. “ I ’m just thankful,” said Hillin, whose best previous finish was owners to come up with a new insurance on personal property is. in full sur or partial shade. Trim St.. was born July 14 at Manchester was born July 11 at Manchester Coventry, was bom July 11 at The maternal gradnparents are third on July 4 in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach, Fla. “ It lower. the plants to any height or Ibt them Memorial Hospital. The maternal Memorial'Hospital. The maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs of 742 means an awful lot to me.” Technically, except for items grow naturally. Untrimmed. Tal- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate Mr. and Mrs. Louise Pouliot of Hillstown Road. The paternal that are considered part of the Ihedge will grow to 15 feet tall. Its Harold St. Cyr of Willimantic. The Burton Johnson of Tolland. The East Hartford. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Verdict is stiii out for installing a muffler and w e’ll meet it property (such as a built-in micro- narrow growth habit makes side paternal grandmother is Lorraine paternal grandparents are Mr. and Harry Forman of 68 Benton St. The Crampton cops Senior Classic wave oven), there is no “ theft” Vickery of Waterbury. » Mrs. Robert DeValve of 118 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. pruning unnecessary. baby has a sister, Jessica Lee, 5>A. or beat it. No ifs, ands or buts. Going coverage in the same sense that it Prospect St. Jonas Kozikis of East Hartford.' S Y R A C U S E , N .Y. — As Bruce Crampton saw it, the $200,000 For an evergreen hedge, try applies under homeowners. Huff, Renee Jasmine, daughter someplace else could cost you. Skyrocket juniper. This shrub is M O N Y Syracuse Senior Golf Classic was his for the taking. in USFL-NFL triai of Raymond and Sharon (Cox) Daunt, Nicholas Allen, son of But burglary — defined as theft tall and slender with bluish-green But, hampered by a steady light rain and an inability to break Huff of 28 Cottage St,, was born Stephen A. and Judith A. (Kaiko) ^rothing minor about arthritis NEW YORK (AP) - Refreshed 4-year-old league’s problems were that involves visible evidence of needles that look good all year. par, the Australian-turned-Texan had to wait until the final three July 11 at Manchester Memorial Daunt of 239 Henry St., was born after a day off following 15 hours of of its own making and stemmed forced entry or forced exit — is Skyrocket juniper can reach a affects one in seven people in holes before he could secure tl)e $30,000 top prize. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ July 11 at Manchester Memorial ATLANTA (AP) — You can intensive deliberations, a federal from overspending and what it covered. height of 15 feet in 10 years. The rarely pick up a magazine or watch America. It changes a person’s “ I knew it was between Orville (Moody) and I coming into BRJkKES*6999 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cox of Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ court jury resumes its delibera­ called an ill-advised move to the a television program these days self-image, lifestyle and ability to those last three holes,” Crampton said after shooting a PER AXLE MOST CARS plants grow best in a sunny spot Lafayette. Ind. The baby has a ents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. tions in the U S F L ’s $1.69 billion fall. In brief, if someone came in with slightly dry soil. without seeing some medication work. It can cripple, deform and 1-under-par 71 Sunday to win the 54-hole tournament with a sister, Sabrina, 2‘A. Kaiko of Newington. The paternal antitrust suit against the USFL. While the five women and one Our Brake Job Includes: through an unlocked door or open grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. advertised for the minor aches and disable. 10-under-par 206. The jury was scheduled (to man deliberate, each request for window and stole something, there • New Guaranteed Brake Arthur Daunt of 108 Walker St. The pains of arthritis, says the Arthri­ The foundation says people who 9 reconvene at 9; 30 a m. E S T todaj^ evidence raises^ speculation about would be no coverage. But if Aluminum recycling saves 95 O’Neill, Casey Johanna, daugh­ tis Foundation. Pads or L in in g baby has a brother, Stephen think they have a form of arthritis Since the deliberations began \ w h a t ,the request means. But someone broke in to steal items, percent of the energy required to ter of John and Katherine (Orr) Anthony Daunt Jr,. 2*/?. Emilio Sanchez wins Swedish Open Thursday afternoon, the jury has lawyers for both sides and repor­ • Inspect Wheel Cylinders t n iD A S there would be coverage if the make new aluminum from raw O’Neill of 67 North St., was bom But, it says, many people with should have their condition diag­ ters with years of courtroom July 15 at Manchester Memorial arthritis will tell you there’s nosed and follow an individual requested a raft of testimony • Resurface Drums or Rotors items had been rented along with materials. It also reduces litter ■ B A S TA D , Sweden — Em ilio Sanchez of Spain outlasted transcripts and exhibits from the experience say it is almost impos­ the home (which might be the case and eases the burden on municipal Hospital. The baby has a brother, Prohibition in the United States nothing minor about it. Arthritis treatment plan prescribed by a doctor. top-seed Mats Wilander of1 iawcuciiSweden 7-6, /-o, 4-6,-t-D, 6-4 Sunday suiHiciy andunu won trial. All of it must be reviewed by sible to determine. •Road Test • Inspect Calipers with furniture or a TV set). landfills. Machi Patrick O ’Neil, 2‘/4. ended in 1933. often is a. serious disorder which the $125,000 Swedish Open tennis championships. ’ ) ■. lawyers for both sides, often to the However, one request that did • Inspect Brake Hardware accompaniment of hagglii^j over raise eyebrows Saturday was a slip Sanchez’s biggest career■ victory snapped Wilander’s 23-match / (Semi-metallic pads, extra.) winning streak at Bastadi ’s red clay — the Swede had fetme^ what, specifically, the jury is to of paper signed by a single juror, unbeaten on these courts since losing to Australian Peter see. Miriam Sanchez. About Town M cNam ara as a 16-year-old in 1981. The U S FL is seeking $1.69 billion Frank Rothman, one of the FREE BRAKE INSPECTION N F L ’s lead co-counsels, said he Sanchez, who became the first Spanish winner of this in damages, alleging during 11 weeks of testimony that its finan­ had never seen anything like that clay-court classic since Manuel Orantes 11 years ago, won other In many cases additional parts and services will cial failures and inability to obtain before. However, U SFL attorney be needed which are not included in this price. Nassiff displays her art a ARF ,jians pleasure trips MHS ciMset seek members Grand Prix titles in Munich and Nice and also reached the Italian a network television contract for Harvey Myerson said it was only See warranty terms at your local Midas dealer. Open final earlier this year. But he said this was his finest its switch to a fall season was the unusual that the juror signed her Joari Nassiff, a Manchester photo­ .m ^ican Association of Retired Persons, Manchester High School Class of 1941-A and Class of victory. result of a variety of anticompeti­ name, noting that often a single grapher and artist, is exhibiting her work Chapter 12'f5, has planned several trips. The dates and 1941-B are having a 45th anniversary reunion at ■ J tive actions by the N FL. juror’s request will emerge as a raKERTOR^S at the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co.. trips include; Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton on Sept. 19. /■ The N F L ’s defense is that the request from the entire jury. Aug. 12 — Statue of Liberty, leaves 7:30 a.m., Notices have been mailed to class members except 6 Ballesteros takes Dutch Open victory 893 Main St. She has shown her work reservations have been filled. those whose addresses were unavailable. They are: NOORDW IJK, Netherlands — Severiano Ballesteros of Spain throughout New England and has won won the Dutch Open Golf Championships for the second time TAKE IT TO SOMEONE TOD TRUST honors from the Connecticut Profes­ Sept. 9 — Housatonic Railroad^ leaves 8a.m., lunch June Allen Fairchild, Marcella Baltruch, Philip Sunday, exactly 10 years after he scored his first international at Riverton Inn. Visit Hitchcock Chair Factory. Berry, Shirley Bidwell Boarts. Lucienne Buysse $ SAVE MONEY $ Call for evening hours. sional Photographers Association. A MacManus, Louise Flux Phelps. Wllladean Gllpa- victory in the same event. graduate of the University of Connecti­ Sept. 23 to 25 — “ Your Show of Shows.” Tour trick. Genevra Goldthwaite, Mary Johnson Adams, The Spaniard captpred the tournament by eight strokes with a cut, she also has degrees from Nord Franklin Mint Museum. Peter Wentz Farm8tead,.two Helen Lebledz Malinosky, Elizabeth Machie Cun­ 9-under-par 271 after a final round 4-under 68. dinner theaters, cruise Wilmington Harbor with a ningham, Ethel Meacham. Edward Millhouse, sentry' oil CO. ■mitort WaMfiftort M M M I Color Printing School of South Carolina With his victory, the fifth this year and the 49th in a decade, the r MMn IM-91IT WHwtuty TIT^IM show. Stay at West Chester Inn. West Chester, Pa. William Mosely, Donald Odermann. Dorothy Silver- 29-year-old Ballesteros became the first European golfer to earn M M m and the New England Institute of Deposit $50. due Aug. 1. Final payment. Aug. IS. FAST DELIVERY InftaM Til WW •M-4111 tlMwkur* stein Mitchell, Frances Struff Morrow, Edward more than 1 million pounds ($1.4 million) in career prize money. 4 «r-in i (woieeM at) m -n n Professional Photography, University of Oct. 14 to 17 — Quebec, three nights at Hilton Syphers, Flora Taylor, Warren Wood, William 444-41M H i m W.HatNorri m-mTi First place was worth $32,895. ■N-1MT WwlHm n III M il New Hampshire. Bank hours are 8 a.m. International Hotel, six meals, sightseeing. Deposit Johnston and Richard Kimball. Fellow Spaniard Jose Rivero finished second at 279 after a 72 150 Gal. Minimum...... N. Hsrtfcfd $50 by Aug. 25. final payn,ent. Sept. 12. •.HaiMort M M itr 4H-TMT W mnllu 4M-1IW to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday; except Sunday. Argentinian Vicente Fernandez and Welshman Philip Oct. 22 — South Pacific Darien Dinner Theater Anyone who knows their addresses may contact Thursday when the bank remains open Wilbur Messier, 646-8750. or Betty Peracchio, Parkin were tied for third. Both had final-round 72s. 243-5074 including lunch, show and bus. Deposit $15 by Aug. 15. Joan Nassiff until 6 p.m. For more information, call 643-7132 or 649-1622. 742-7422.

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6:00PM CB (H ® ® ® New. C5D Three'* Company I’M DANCING AS d ) Hart to Hart CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 (H ) G im m e a Break FAST AS I CAN A soldier socks it to Abby O ) KrK>t't Landir>g Bosom Buddies Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment.... 80 ® Doctor Who Jill Clayburgh plays a suc­ Resort Property ...... "1 26 Lost/Found...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income Tax Dttice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Q uincy cessful valium-addicted TV Mortoooes...... 27 for the hole in wedding plan P e r0 n o ls...... 02 Carpentrw(Remodellng. Recreational Equipment,...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cent* per line per day. dS Reporter 41 documentary filmmaker who Wanted to B o y ...... '28 uhdergoes a harrowing or­ Announcements...... !!!!!! 03 Polntlng/Paperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 dove 70 cents per line per day. d?) MacNeil'Lehrer Newsh<^r DEAR Auctions...... 'I ' 04 Rooflng/Sidlng...... Musical Items...... 84 deal when she tries to quit P S. Please respond quicklyas I 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. ® Bewitched ABBY: I ju.st Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 cold turkey, in "I'm Dancing may be .sent overseas again soon. I Minimum ctwrge: 4 line*. [D IS ] MOVIE: Tarka the Otter' This na read that letter Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 As Fast As I Can,” “The NBC might even volunteer. Rooms for Rent...... 31 lure saga traces the adventures of a mis •signed “ Not Heating/Plumbing...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 chievous otter 1979 Rated G Monday Night Movie" airing Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 DBADLINBS: For classified advertisements to Sure in Louisi­ Miscellaneous Services. Tog Sales...... 88 [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook MONDAY, JUCTY 28. D E A R G LEN N : Please accept Help Wanted...... n Condominiums for Rent . . . . : ...... 33 be published Tuesday through Saturday, th* ana,” and I Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... f 9 Dear Abby my apologies for any distress I Situation W anted...... 12 Homes for Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. [H B O ] M O V IE ; 'Th e CanrKMiball Run' A can’t believe Store/Office Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, strange mix of people compete in a coast- CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME might have caused you. but it’s not Business Opportunities...... 13 you took that Resort Property ...... 34 Merchandise the deodlln* Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. to coast race, doing anything to win Burt Abigail Van Buren every day I receive a letter from a Instruction...... 14 letter seriously. Industrial Property...... 37 Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett. Dom DeLuise woman asking if she should marry Employment Services...... 15 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive 1981 Rated PG IC C) An otherwise happily married San I don't know Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Stereo. a man who ships her 203 pairs of Antliiuesand Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 BBAO YOUB AO. Closslfltd odvertlsaments are [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Reluctant Debu­ Francisco bureaucrat becomes obsessed what the socks Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 [H B O ] Standir>g Room Only: Sisters in dirty socks to launder. Trucks/Vans tor Sole...... w token by telephone os a convenience. Th* tante' The wife of a titled Englishman must with a gorgeous model and tries desper­ smelled like. ______Real Estote Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 introduce her American-raised stepdaugh­ ately to initiate an affair with her Gene the Name of Love Gladys Knight. Dionne Compers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only on* ter to London society Rex Harrison. Kay Wilder. Kelly LeBrock 1984 Rated PG- Warwick and Patti LaBelle perform the hits but that letter But be fair, Glenn — I did not say Homes for S ole...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor th# size dt that made them famous. (60 min.) Kendall. John Saxon. 1958 13 sure smelled like a phony to me. Let me explain: When I shipped you were a “ male chauvinist": Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do.nqt neither did I suggest that you need Lawn and Garden...... 77 [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Terminator' fCC[ 11:45PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Th* Clair­ I've been reading your column the socks, they were clean. As Lots/Lond for Sole...... !!! 23 Child Core...... 51 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen th# vatu* ot th# advcrtlseinent wllf not In the year 2029. the rulers of Earth devise voyant' A young an student draws counseling. My answer to your Good Things to E o t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. 6.30PM CS) Too Close for Comfort for at least 20 years in the St. Louis cartons pass through certain coun­ Investment Property ...... 24 Cleonlnp Services...... 52 the ultimate plan that will reshape the fu­ sketches of three murder victims before fiancee’s letter was as follows: Fuel Dll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 (iD Benson ture by changing the past Arnold Schwar- the murders have been committed. Perry Globe Democrat, and if you believe tries. the customs people spray @ ) Hogan's Heroes ienegger. Linda Hamilton. King, Elizabeth Kemp, Norman Parker that letter was for real, there’s.a them with pesticides. This makes “ Dear Not Sure: I advise you to 1984 Rated R 1985 Rated R bridge in Brooklyn I’d like to sell @ ) NBC Nightty News them smell “ funny” and sohne- cancel the wedding plans until you [U S A ] Prime Tirno W restling (2 hrs ) you. dD Nightly Business Report 1 2.00AM CD Mission: Impossible- times ruins the contents — an know him better. Maybe your 8:30PM (3) Family Feud CD Dynasty (60 min.) FROM MISSOURI: SHOW ME I ^ L O S T ® ABC News accepted hazard to us in the fiance just doesn’t like to wash his HDME8 S3) (5® Amazing Stories (CC( A group of CD Hangin' In military. I had so rnany pairs of socks, which is evidence that he’s AND FOUND dD Noticiero SIN I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE 1930's barflies atiempi to kill a drunk for CH) Star Trek D EA R FROM ;. The following socks because when a foot soldier lazy — or a bit of a slob. But to I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED ® Harper Valley his insurance money (R) In Stereo letter was received the same day (31) Rocky and Friends spends months at a time in the assume that he’sa malechauvinist Lost- black and white dog. Port time telephone soles [C N N ] Showbiz Today [D IS] Here's Boomer yours arrived. I telephoned the Full time mall order retail Port Time A/P, A/R Clerk Nurses Aides- Immediate Honest person to help me Full 81 Part time help All real estate odverflted. - ® MOVIE: The Billion Dollar Thraaf field, fresh socks are the only way who will expect you to do all the Springer Spaniel Mut, no In Rockville office. After­ [E S P N ] John Fox Outdoors business needs a diversi­ - Flexible hours, exposure opening for certified with my business, clean­ In the Manchester Herald I 9:00PM C D Kate & Allie Kate & Altie America s ace intelligence agent battles a sender to verify it, and he gave me to save his feet. dirty work may be unfair. So don’t collar, has been missing noons and evenings. Call needed for residential fied self starter to help a to computer Input re­ nurses aide who can work ing houses, banks, etc. cleaning during the day. Is subject to the federal • 7:00PM CE) C B S N ew s find themselves behind bars when they criminal who plans to destroy life on Eanh permi.ssion to use, his letter and his It was a great hardship being sock if to him until you’re sure. since Wednesday(7-23- 871-1604 young growing company quired. Call 643-1496. take part in a student protest. (R) if he IS not paid a billion dollars. Dale Robi- name: 86). Call 649-9937 or 643- either full or port time on Call 643-6347 after 8pm, Possibility tor the right Fair Housing Act ot 1968, ffi (S) O ) M*A*S*H separated from those I love for Please write again. Glenn, and with sales, tiling orders the 3 to 11 or 11 to 7 shift. Q D M O V IE : 'Exodus' A heroic Israeli un­ 6106. ask tor Liz. person to work Into team which makes It Illegal to (X) A B C N ew s 1979 Bellamy. such a long time, I served my let me know how you and your Full time mall order retail and answering the tele­ Excellent fully paid be­ advertise any preference, derground leader spirits a group of Jewish business needs a diversi­ leader. Also need loerson 2 (3D (SD $100,000 Pyramid D EA R A B B Y: I think you owe country faithfully, and now I phone. Willing to train HAIR STYLIST nefit program and very Full time day- part time limitation or dlscrlmlno- refugees out of British internment camps Alfred Hitchcock Praaants fiancee have resolved your prob­ fied self starter to help a hours on Sat & Sun morn­ on Cyprus, taking them to Israel Paul New­ me an apology for having 'caused right applicant. Please competitive starting tlon based on race, color, (3D Jeffersons ^ (9 ) Barney Millar return home to find that you have lem. and thank you for allowing me young growing company Excellent opportunity evenings and weekend ings and/or Mon 81 FrI man. Eva Mane Saint, Lee J. Cobb, 1960 the postponement of my marriage. apply at Conn. Cane and rotes. Coll Manchester help needed. Knowledge evenings, driver license religion, sex or national O ) Fugitive ® Cancionera (2 hrs ) alluded to me as a male chauvinist to reveal your name in order to set I ANNOUNCEMENTS with sales, tiling orders for hair stylist with or Part 1. Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., Manor, 646-0129. of vitamins and nutrition needed. Coll EZZZ clean­ origin, or on Intention to ‘ Wheel of Fortune I am in the U.S. Arm y and just in need of counseling. the record straight. and answering the tele­ without following. Call (S) MOVIE: Tm Dancing as Fast as I ® Comedy Break Manchester CT. a plus. Apply In person; ing services 646-1688. make any such prefer­ returned from two years in Eng­ Having been raised by a di­ Lose 10 to 29 pounds In 30 phone. Willing to train for interview 643-1806 (S) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Can (CC) A Valium-addicted TV producer [CNN] Newtnight days. Herballfe - Herb diet Parkode Health Shoppe, ence, limitation or dis­ falls apart when she tries to quit cold tur­ land to learn that my fiancee vorced. struggling mother and Getting married? Seftd for Ab- right applicant. Please Corpenter- Experienced or 569-1688. ® Newlywed Game [ESPN ] Commonwealth Qamas Cover­ In pill form. 34.95 for 30 Manheester Parkode. Nursery School teacher crimination. The Herald key. Jill Clayburgh, Nicol Williamson, Ger­ refuses to marry me until I receive three .older sisters, I am well apply at Conn. Cane and In remodeling. Call Ro­ d D Novela: El Engano (60 min ) age of the 1986 Commonwelath Games is by’s new, updated, expanded boo- day supply. Refundable If starting September. Must will not knowingly accept aldine Page. 1982 featured from Scotland (60 min.) some professional counseling. It aware that every man must pull kleL„_^How to Have a Lovely Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., bert Jarvis, 643-6712. CLERK any advertisement which (§D Nightly Business Report dissatisfied with results. Manchester CT. Experienced recker have bachelor's degree [U SA ] Edge of N)ght seems that she wrote to you for Is In violation of the law. ® Matt Houston ® dZ) American Masters: Charlie his own weight in order to have a Weddffllg.^’) Send your name and Approved nutritionally by Courteous, energetic, driver- full time, most and teaching experience Chaplin (CC) Sequences from fi i is Chap­ advice after having received 203 Laundry person- Full time successful home. Now I must wait address clearly printed with a FDA. Other products tor hard working clerk have good driving record. with pre school children. [C N N ] Moneyline lin shot and later abandoned are featured ^ 2:05AM CD Magnum. P.l. A former pairs of dirty .socks that I had Clerical - Busy Industrial position available tor bank robber need^ Magnum's help in re­ even longer for happiness because check or money order for $2.50 and stress, blood pessure, ar­ RN, LPN, EMT to take Guarantee and bonus oM 10 hours a week. $7-$9 per Houses for sole- East [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) Part 3 of 3 Sales Office looking tor work In restaurant wanted for year round company benefits. Con­ Hartford. Lovely 4 bed­ covering his last cache of loot to pay the shipped to her with the rest of mv of your support of my fiancee’s a long, stamped (39 cents) self- thritis. Please Coll 647- mature Individual inter­ blood pressure, pdfse, hour. The Children’s [U S ^ Dance Party USA dD Novela: Muchachita laundry, also light dining work. 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Dairy Top Line Cathy Lee Crosby, Ricardo Montalban, A n ­ movie moguls themselves are poked fun Peter Gott, M.D. Part time- Evenings of­ nancing. 8 room Victo­ drew Prine 1974 please discuss baker. Donut finishers person Monday, Wednes­ Queen. by the zany cast of 'Not Necessarily the [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'C .H .U .D .' Illegally strange allergic reaction to strep­ Retail Sales- selling fa­ Massage Trainee rian. $750 a month plus fice cleaning. Manchester needed, experienced pre­ day, Thursday and Friday [U SA ] Radio 1990 News stored radioactive material produces a Huntington’s tococcus bacteria. Today, doctors and surrounding towns. ferred, will train. Apply shion fabric and crofts. utilities. Coll 742-8932 or race of deformed, murderous humanoids. disease in your are much more apt to treat strep from lOom to 4pm. Satur­ Immediate openings for Security officers full/port If you are attractive 742-0417. 8:00PM (X) Scarecrow and Mrs. King 1 ® Cagnay & Lacay (CC) Call 649-5334. Mr. Donut. 255 West Mid­ time, all shifts, Monches- John Heard, Christopher Curry, Daniel column? throat with antibiotics, so rheu­ Assistant Newspaper day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, soles associate In flexible and charming and Amanda is shocked when she sees an ex­ While Lacey is on maternity leave, Cagney Stern 1984 Rjied R dle Tpke. Manchester. 239 Spencer St. creative atmosphere. Bet­ ter/Eosf Hartford area. spy revealing the Agency's amateur and IS assigned to a new partner with a reputa­ matic fever has become much less dealer wanted In Bolton. Teenage Farm Help $4.50 plus per hour. 247- would like to do mas­ Florida - Adult I lying from civilian employees on a talk show (60 tion as an informer (60 min ) (R) 1:00AM CD Comedy Tonight Call 232-9989 between ter pay, plus store dis­ $16,900. 3 new communi­ DEAR READER: Huntington’s common. In the past, the disease Wanted. Apply at Corn uSales Inside- Part time K-Mart Auto Service- full 6882. sage and massage mm ) (R) Headline Chasers through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. & noon, Monday through count. Basic selling ties In central Fla. Pri­ CD N ew s CD disease is a rare and inherited was characterized by acute arthri­ Crib, Buchlond Rd., South and full time. Pavless and port time positions only - wo would bo (X) MOVIE: 'He Knows You're Alone' A Central Tim e ). Friday. Ask tor Michael. knowledge helpful, but vate, secure with adult (I'j) Independent Network News CD Merv Griffin condition characterized by pro­ tis, carditis (heart inflammation) Windsor. 644-3260. Beauty Supply, Manches­ ovallable for basic ser­ Laborer for pipeline con­ pleased to have you bnde to-be IS alone in her fear that so­ Dr. Gott’s new Health Report, ter, 649-1018. not essential. Also, port amenities. 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In [C N N ] Larry King Dvemight care of the Manchester Herald cations ore available of the 1 4 6 4 1 General Services’ office. ily. $154,000 Jackson & S-l* ing to eariy afternoons. TOW N OF Jackson Real Estate. 647- MANCHESTER, CT. 8400 or 646-8646.0 10am to 4pm ROBERT B. WEISS, A alimming, button-front Cinema GENERAL MANAGER A Peaceful Retreat! Lake- classic with easT-moTing Thoushts (3 to 5 hour work spans daily) 059-07 front pleata. Neat for any front property on witches season. $8 plus benefits Wood Lake In Woodstock No. 1464 wiUi Pkote- Ct. Impeccable condition - HARTFORD “ Do Unto Others” way again.’’ GnMe la in Sises 8 to 18. 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Trinity Covenant Charcli 11 . m sMasn CAST HARTFORD 1 3 . ^ ; ’ °' ?: 10. — Ruthless People immortal. ’The familiar lines, We all know how we want to. be July 31, 2pm to 5pm at rolling boll and let (Nand You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and (R) 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. Brand New Listing I 4-4 MSS svs. SI sainMt . Rotlwoed Fub A Cintmo — Club MANCHRSTCR which have served as an inspira­ treated by others, respected by for one hour. Pour out superviaa our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kida, Me VtfS, H.Y. lasit Porodlte (PG-13) 7:30. Duplex on EIro Street In UA Theaters Cast — About Lost tion to so many people, are these: them, accepted by them, and The first successful, long­ (olutlon, fill with water, want a little Independence and your own Income... Prist Oasis. aasrsM ellS ZIP Rear Richard’s Fub A Cinama — Night...(R) 7:10,9:30. — ClubParadise d r iv r - in s distance transmission of ttlevislon boll again and discord. Manchester. Separate cesi, ssrie NsB m t aaS Stas. 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Built In epecial Grace Cola Collec­ Cine 1 A 2 — Club Paradise (PG-13) ” .IT Mouse Detective human being, let me do it now. and Herbert Hoover from Washington EOEM/F appliances with a low-cost Eagles (P G ) 3, 5:10, 7:30. — Ferris 7:10, 9:30. — Short Circuit (P G ) 7,9:10. (R ) with Dork Cryslol (P G ) ot dork. not defer it. For I shall not pass this Uie people around you. Reflect on ad In Classified. 643-2711. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 \ 1957. Dftered at $155jn0. tion for larger eliaa: alao to New York. No Phone Calls Please t Jackson & Jackson Real 2 BONUS CoepoMl Estate 647-8400 or 646-8646. Price. . . . $2J8 ‘ n U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 28, 1986

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Bookkggplng fullchargg Manchester- 3 bedroom townhouse with I'/j bath, Coblnets, roofing, gut­ Your Nglghborhood custom kitchen, rec room ters, room additions, 14 ygare gxpgrigncg for Handyman - Goroggs, at­ ronch with large In-law small businsts. Writg C A apartment. Fine location. and a fireplace I Low low decks, all types of remo­ tics cigangd, bosgmgnts deling and repoirs. FR EE N Bookkggplng, 47 Torgsa clgongd or watgrproofgd, 8159,900. Peterman 80's. Must be seen."We lElECTHICAL Rd., /Monctigstgr, CT. aurlr^B trr Agency. 649-9404 or 647- Guarantee our Houses" estimates. Fully Insured. lawns mowod, ggngral 0080, or 647-1340. Blanchard 8, Rosetto Real Telephone 6434017, otter landscaping, Intgrior and Manchester — A City of Village Charm Hrralh Estate 646-2482.0 6pm, 647-0509. Dumas Electric— HoyIng T gxtgrior pointing, ony odd Electrical Problems? A. Hgnry Pgrsonollzgd lob. No lob too big or too M anchester- $124,900. small. Hongst family men Spectacular three bed­ Carpentry and remodel­ Need a large or a small Lawn Corg-Compigtg • lMBbyWA.b«. ILOTS/LAND ing services.— Complete Repair? We Specialize In lawn carg and landscap­ will work for you at a fair room roomy recently re­ ing. Frgg gstlmotgs, fully price. Call John and Mark decorated ranch. This FOR sa le home repairs and remo­ Residential Work. Joseph Tuesday, July 29.1986 deling. Quality work. Ref­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Insurgd, all work guoran- ot6464353. 25 Cents house has many special Free Estimates. 646-5253. tggd, sgnlor citizgns dis­ features Including new erences, licensed and In­ MISCELLANEOUS CARS sured. Coll 6460165. counts. 647-1349. SPRAY TH A T Stain away. vinyl siding, beautiful VT/NH BORDER Ballpoint Ink stains on l 2 l J iFOR SALE deck with benches, new FOR SALE J 9 acres-$16,900 HEATNI8/ Nggd A Good Toncnt? shirt pockets...othgr ptor D rought storm windows and Zlmmor managgmgnt will cos, tbo...can be removM screens all surrounded by 50 mile views PUIMIIIIB Bicycle Stand ta use when 1977 VW Rabbit, 2 door, a loyely landscaped lot. find a won quolflod, goxxt almost magically by 2nd Beirut paying tonant for your repairing bicycles - like good running condition, Call for on appointment Independent Construc­ spraying hair spray on the Solar sight with views of Fogarty SrotligrB — Bo- rontal propgrtv In East of spot then washing In the new. Purchase at Farrs. AM /FM , $750 or best today. Joyce G. Epstein C T River valley and Ver- tion Co. General Contrac­ fbroom remodeling; In­ hits close the Rlvor aroa. Many $10.0 offer. Call 647-1159. Real Estate. 647-8895.0 monfs Green Mountains. tors, custom home build­ usual way. Idle Items stallation water beaters, ygars of gxpgrigncg. Vgry oround the home can be Near lakes and ski areas. ing and remodeling, garboge disposals; faucet rgosonabig fggg. Call for Carriage, Walker and Chevy Monza-1980. Hatch­ Two family duplex, oulet Town-maintained road siding, excavation, etc. exchanged for cosh, al­ repairs. 6494539. Vlsa/M- particulars. 6463778 or most moglcollv, when ad­ patty chair. Good condi­ back. Completely rust- street. 3 bedrooms. A with utilities. Located only Call 4568865 or 4567215. asterCard occepted. 20 minutes from 1-91 and 2 873-4115. Ask for Lisa. vertised In classified. tion $15 for all three. Call proofed. Automatic to hom e bomb kills sound Investment, hours from Manchester. 647-9515 anytlme.D transmission. Power 0 $124,900. Klernan Realty, steering, AM/FM stereo, Inc. 649-1147. Excellent terms available. Call owner: (602) 257- Maxfield Parrish 11 Four new radlals,new muffler, 4347, 9 am to 9 pm. Illustrations from Tangle- and brakes. Runs great, Prices are up Colonial Cape - 5 rooms, wood Tales. Matted In 9 x must see. $2500 or best front to back living room R^APARTMENTS APARTMENTS I d ^BDATS/MARINE 32" frame $60 6466526.D offer. 647-9203, keep with fireplace. Formal FURNITURE In area stores at least 25 ^ F O R RENT I fo b r e n t EQUIPMENT trying. dining room, eat-ln kit­ ROOMS "Bug Whacker" Elec­ chen. Dormers, front and FOR RENT tronic bug killer, extra back. Garage. $115,000. Manchester- 2 bedrooms. 3 rooms near parkade, 16 foot Mad River canoe, paddles Included. Used large, V/i acre. Excellent By Jahn F. Kirch Group 1 Phllbrick 2nd floor, heat and ap­ heat, stove, refrigerator, working condition. $35 Agency, 64M200. Female or couple wanted pliances. No pets. Secur- carpeting, older persons four times. Excellent con­ Herald Reporter Blast leaves death toll L Call 649-1794.0 to rent 1 large furnished tty. $575 month.Call 646 preferred, no pets. $425 King - Sized bed. Firm dition. $800. Please call 1977 Cordoba - All the mattress. Two twin box toys, power brakes and Manchester Charming room. Complete use of 3979. plus security. Available 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- With weather forecasters pre­ oportment. Coll 649-7911. August 15. Coll 643-6802. springs. Frame. Excellent 9946 8:30-<$:30. Ask for steering, air conditioning, 1895 5 bedroom Colonial. condition. Will be sold dicting more of the same for the since Monday at over 50 Beautifully landscaped 2 bedroom flat- heat, hot Bob. For Sale- Antiques-large power seats, power win­ lot. 4 car garage. 2 hand­ lAPARTMENTS water, carpeted, all ap­ with 2 complete sets of orientals, dishes, glass­ dows, white leather Inte­ drought-stricken South. Manches­ pliances, air condltton- sheets, 1 bedspread. All 7 foot fiber glass sailing ware, Hummels, desk, rior. Needs minor work ter residents may soon start crafted firepalces. Hard­ |F0R RENT CONDOMINIUMS for $220, or best otter. wood floors and oak trim Ing. Call 647-1595. ___ IFOR BENT dink with oars. $250. Call chair, table and more. $800 or best offer 6467835. feeling the pinch when shopping By RIma Salameh center of the American University 643-8082, evenings & wee­ 647-8345. Call 2263527 or 2269772. for their weekly groceries. odd a touch of old to this kends. Keeptryingl. The Associated Press of Beirut issued appeals for urgent Impeccably maintained 474 Main Street, 3 room Manchester - 2 bedroom, 1973 Gold Cadillac - Inte­ Manchester- 4 bedroom rior excellent - body rust - Local store managers and dis­ blood donations to cope with the home. Electrical and apartment. $400 monthly. second floor, no pets, F o r Sale- Evenraud Cash Register 1985 model. Utilities not Included. No condo unit. $750 per For Sal6 Recllner bed, Motor- 33 H.P. with con­ not running. $99 or best tributors predicted today that BEIRUT. Lebanon — A car influx of casualties. heating recently updated. stove and refrigerator. Electronic digital unitrex laden with explosives and mortar appliances. Security. Call $475 a month plus utilities. month. Security deposit twin size, remote control, trols. Price negotiable. otter 6465296 Bolton.□ poultry prices will continue to rise The Lebanese army command $215J)00. Call Flano Realty and 1 year lease. No pets. excellent condition. Ask­ 2000. Most to seel Please for appointment, 646-5200. 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. 6461379. Call 647-0151. call 6469649, $99.o as thousands of chickens succumb shells blew up in a bustling market . ordered all crossings between Available August 1st. 6^- ing price $650 or best Dodge Arles Wagon-1982, to what has been called one of the in Moslem west Beirut today, and Christian east Beirut and the 0795. offer. Goyernment Homes from 630 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 One bedroom apartment B6K, must sell, ^995. Call worst droughts in.recent history. police said the blast killed at least Moslem west closed following the I MUSICAL Commodore - VIC 20 $45 Dick, 646-4732 after 6pm. $1(U repair). Delinquent room, heated apartment. close to shopping and bus Like new. Call 6461427.0 Along with chicken prices, egg 25 people and wounded 170. explosion. No appliances. Security. [ it e m s ______tax property. Reposses­ line. No pets. $410 per I q TI HOMES Today Is great d a y ... and prices will rise, as will the cost of ’The blast came one day after a sion. Call 805-687-6000. $520 monthly plus utilities. month. Peterman 26" Raleigh men's bicy­ white Mercedes-Benz sedan Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 m i FOR RENT Classified Is a great way other products that are drying up Ext. H-9965 for current Agency. 649-9404 and 647- Drum Set for sale- 4 cle. Store condition, 2 packed with a quarter-ton of TN T to 5. ... to sell somethlngl pieces, excellent for ber in the avid conditions of North and repo list. 1340. years old. Value $209. Sell exploded in the city's Christian Bolton 5 room ranch, glnner. $200. 6461047. ' for $75. 6466794.0 78 Monte. Carlo, brown. South Carolina. Sofa- Beige, six feet long. sector, fueling fears of renewed South Windsor. Price re­ For Rent - 4 room apart­ Manchester North End- private setting, fully ap- Excellent running condi­ “ Prices will go up.” said Liz Merchants ment. Heat, hot water and Pllanced kitchen. $800 per $80. Call 6467982.0 tion. Asking $1800 or best eye-for-an-eye attacks between duced on this lovely 7 One bedroom apartment Santana, manager of Cumberland room split. 3 bedrooms, appliances Included. 2 near bus line, utilities not nnonth. Call Norma at otter. 649-8749 ask for Christians and Moslems in Beirut. months security. No child­ Century 21 647-9914 Corner Hutch, painted Doug. Farms on East Center Street. “It No one has claimed responsibil­ large living room with Included. $410.00 monthly. TAD SALES (the drought) will affect grains, ren or pets. $425 a month. Call 6462457. pine with colonial black Wholesale records and ity for this week’s attacks. protest fireplace, panelled family hardware. $75 or best tapes. All records all lab­ vegetables, chicken, beef, even room, 1 '/> baths; large sun 649-9297. [ s t o r e a n d Thirty-two people died and 140 otter. 647-9211.0 els. call Jack Bertrand Tag Sale- July 26, 43 CAMPERS/ m ilk.” deck, treed yard. Immac­ 2 bedroom, 1st floor apart­ [ o f f ic e s p a c e were injured in the Monday blast. East Hartford/Manches- 6461262. Harvard Rd., Manches­ ■ ^ T R A IL E R S * ulate throughout $129,900 ment. Conveniently lo­ Coffee Table Mahogany ter, 9am-5pm. Household Because Cumberland Farms has Today’s car bomb went off at II ter line - 4 room apart­ cated near hospital and Bush visit U 8, R Realty 643-2692. its own farms in the Northeast, it a.m. beneath a bridge jammed ment, near busline. Manchester - Downtown drop leaf. 19'/j " high 17" Items Including sewing 6 Sleeper Apache tent 2 shopping. $490 month. 228- wide 35" long 43" opened. PETS AND machine, chairs, clothes will not be hit quite as hard as otiier with vegetableoarts, taxicabs and Fenced In yard, paved 4863 or 228-0036. retail or office space, 1750 camper with full add a South Windsor. New list­ square feet. 6661447. Excellent condition $45. and books, other Items as stores, most of which have already pedestrians in the Moslem district ing - 8 room colonial, 4 parking. $400 plus utili­ _____[SUPPUES room. $2000. Coll 649^i646. JERUSALEM (AP) - Hundreds ties. Security. Call 5 to 649-7625.0______well. seen price jumps, she said. of Barbir. The car was parked 20 of Palestinian m erchants In large bedrooms. Main Main St. Manchester Ex­ “ We just heard t his morning that floor family room, field 6:30 pm. Available Imme­ Lorge new, 2 bedroom Three free kittens- 2 [MDTDRCYCLES/ yards from a hospital. Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem diately 6464489. apartment plus attic stor­ cellent location. 600 to ITV/STEREO/ white, 1 orange. Call 646- our poultry is going up.” sajd Bodies were hurled into the air stone fireplace, eat In 1800 square feet. $250 In­ [ m d p e d s closed their shops today to protest kitchen, forrhal dining age, $675 monthly, Call'° n m i M i Loren Andreo. manager of Andy’s as the gray West German-made Vice President George Bush's tour 543-9506. Available Imme­ cludes heat, lanitor and room, deluxe carpeting, For Rent- Manchester 3 of Manchester on North Main Volkswagen Golf exploded, police of the disputed Arab quarter. room, stove, refrigerator. diately. parking. 649-5334 or 646 Suzuki 185 MX 1974. Needs 20 X 40 Inground pool. 7175. Washer and Dryer- 3 ye­ MISCELLANEDUS 1973 Lincoln. Good run­ some work or use for Street. “ Eggs went up (10 cents a and witnesses said. More than a dozen Palestinian Asking $235,000 U & R For more Intormotlon, ning condition. Best otter. dozen) last week. We’re getting a Police said several mortar shells For Rent. 2 bedroom ars old. S500 or best otter. FDR SALE parts $30. or best offer Herald photo by PIWo leaders from Israeli-occupied ter­ Realty 643-2692. call 563-4438 or 529-7858. Moving out ot state, must Call after 5pm. 649-0801. 9 apartment, very nice, $450 Manchester- Retail or ot- 0 6462831.0 shipment today and I expect it will were attached to the explosive ritories also indicated they would plus utilities & security. flce. Could be business- sell. 6467873 after 4:30. Miami Carey Bathroom go up again.” charge, estimated at 165 pounds, boycott a meeting with Bush apartment combination. Cabinet with light. 85 Toyota pickup, extra Richard Cohen, vice president of which multiplied the power of the NOTICE Manchester area. Call stereo. Good for teenag­ cab, deluxe model. Call I q t IMISCELLANEDUS Battle of the board because of the Monday tour and PUBLIC HIARINO Linda at 643-7767. Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. 27"x20". Never used. $IM). | D f I f ------sales and merchandise for Shop blast. U.S. Middle East policies, the BOARD OP DIRKCTORS ers. Excellent condition, 6461938.0 otter 6pm, 6463742. $6900. AUTDMDTIVE TOWN OP MANCHBSTBR, CONNECTICUT turntable, cassette, radio. Rite stores, said that while prices Jason Kemp and Louis Mallma, both of Carom is one of many recreational The explosion devastated 20 Arab-run Palestine Press Service Originally $300 only $50 have been steadily climbing since shops in the ground floor of a reported. INVITATION TO BID 9828 Jogging trampoline - 1974 Ford Torino Station For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble Channing Drive, play carom Monday at activities held at the school during the Notice It hereby olvan that the Board ot Directors, Town of 649-0832.0 Wagon. Good running the drought began in May. they are 13-story business center. More REFAIR OR RESURFACINO Great fOr Indoor exercise. Toronada. Excellent Con­ Verplanck School on Olcott Street. According to Israeli officials. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the condition. $400. Call 646 now stabilizing. Chicken, he said, summer. than 30 cars were wrecked and set Lincoln Center Hearing Room,494 Main Street, Manchester, OF AME8ITE Office Space- on busy Refrldgerator. No frost 16 $75 value for $40. Call dition.Complete luxury Bush was the highest-i^anking U.S. Connecticut, on Tuesday, August S, 19U at 8:00 P.M. to con­ The Board of Education, 110 6467069.D 2804 between 5pm and car. $10,000. 1984 Ford was the hardest hit. ablaze, and glass shards from official to pay an official visit to sider and act on the following: Lone HIM Drive, East Hart­ route 83. Manchester- cubic feet, gold. Whirl­ 8pm. Vernon town line. For­ pool. S85 643-4792.0 F150 Explorer 4x4. Low Business has not been drasti­ shattered windows littered the East Jerusalem, which was cap­ Appropriation to be added to capital accounts of the 1984-87 ford, Ct., will receive sealed bids for "R EP AIR OR RE­ merly Insurance com­ King mattress with two mileage, excellent condi­ cally affected by the drought. streets in a 206yard radius. tured from Jordan in the 1967 budget for the purpose of paying the costs of constructing up Portable window unit. tion. Must see. $10,000. Kamal and Zoheir Sayyed, who to 24 units of multifamlly residential rental housing for the SURFACING OF AME- pany tenant. 6465707. twin box springs. $60 or 1984 BUKK REML Cohen said. But he said his Middle East war. Bush was elderly at 208 North Elm Street, the appropriation for such S IT E ". Bid Information and Hotpoint air conditioner. best otter. 649-1047 or 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ company might Hake action to owned a clothing shop at the scene, specifications are available Excallant condition, ona South’s hay sits in state accompanied by Jerusalem Mayor S80. Good working condi­ lent running condition. protect to be In the amount of 81,300,000.00. 871-2983 evenings.o ownar, 47,000 mllaa. T-rool, prevent any potential sales losses said they were in the basement of Teddy Kollek and a Foreign at the BusInessOfflce. Sealed H o i ROOMMATES tion. 6460687.O air conditioning, powar Good solid truck. Rigged Financing said appropriation and addition to said budget by bids will be received until in poultry — including holding their store when the blast Ministry official. the Issuance of general obligation bonds of the Town In an WANTED Regina Electric Broom braKaa, powar ataaring, for plowing. $5JX». 1982 Wednesday, July 29, 1984 at AM/FM caaaotta radio, wall sales on other items that are not in occurred. amount not to exceed 81,300,000.00. 11:00 AM at which time they R n MACHINERY Powerteam. Like new, Ford E250 Von. Good Today’s strike Included most malntalnod, color; sandal­ short supply. Coventry and Bolton farmers await trucks "M y father was tending to Arab-owned stores in the walled Such matters relating to the foregoing os may be properly will be publicly opened and L £ J a n d t o o l s used 3 months. $25 Phone wood and brown valour. condition with rjscks. considered at said hearing. read aloud. The Board of 568-4219.0 $8,009/046«W. $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. "W e would certainly do anything customers upstairs. Suddenly this Old City of Jerusalem and the Education reserves the right 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat to minimize the effect.” he said. By John Mitchell help of 11 local farmers who are deafening blast blew me and my Proposed Ordinance - Conveyance of premises from Samuel to accept or relect any or all Craftsman Chain saw. 1.50 which offered last week to move adjacent Palestinian sector where 128, All best otter. Good willing to give up .some of their own J. Heyman, Trusfee, ef als to the Town of Manchester for bids or the right to waive Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ horsepower, 1.12bar,dou- Anderson Casement win­ However, at least one New Herald Reporter the bales and oversee their trans­ brother off our chairs,” Zoheir 125,000 Arabs live. highway purposes'. Hartford Road and Elm Sfreet - for the technical formalities If It Is In dows. Double glazed, dou­ Ponflac 1983 Grand Prix, terms on all vehicles. No portation. "I’ve had people calling cattle feed. “ I guess 1 tried to said. consideration of the providing of driveway cuts. room home- West Hart- ble Insulated, manual England poultry buyer doesn’t Palestinians saw Bush’s visit as the best Interest to do so. b le casement with V6, aufomotlc, AM/FM money down to qualified think drastic action will be needed Sometimes the desire to help is all morning asking to drive.” expedite things by going to the "Then I struggled up and raced a sign of a possible shift in policy by Proposed Ordlnace - To convey parcels odlolnlng Love Lane Richard A. Huot ford/Hartford line. Refur- oiler. $60 649-0173.O buyer. Private seller. Call blshed Victorian. screens. $45 or best otter cassette, runs excellent. at any store. there, but not the equipment. A shipment of approximately people I knew.” he said. "They up the stairs. My father was lying the United States, which has housing development to abutting property owners for no Director 647-1155.0 White, no rust. $1000 6461021. monetary consideration. Business Services Beautiful condition. Ma- I t q IF U E L o il / c o a l / The worst is over, according to That’s what is happening in 1.000 bales of hay — split evenly need help down there.” bleeding at the corner of the shop. avoided recognizing Israeli sover­ 057-07 below book. Great deal, Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the Town delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236 L ^ F IR E W O O D 4 Uniroyat Tlres-GR7815" James A. M cNally. a poultry buyer Coventry and Bolton today as between Bolton and Coventry — Kingsbury estimated that 1.100 We took him to hospital," said eignty over the occupied sector of Clerk's Office during business hours. 1808. Available August 1st. 24" Schwinn 3 wheel adult must sell. 643-8692. bicycle. Good condition. Very good condition. Low for the Suffield-based Sweet Life residents try to help the drought- currently waits to be taken fb the bales are ready to be taken — the Zoheir, his white shirt stained by the city. Proposed Resolution to authorise the rehabilitation of Hart­ For Sale - Firewood. $98 649-0255 otter 5pm. 1981 Ford T-BIrd. Loaded. mileage on them. $40.00 Foods Inc., one of the largest stricken Southeast. two states. equivalent of two trailer-trucks his father’s blood. The rare decision to boycott a ford Rood Bridge No. 04147 under terms of Public Act 84-254 A 26year-old wounded customer “The Locol Bridge Program." TOWN OF MANCHESTER Summer prices, buy now. weekdavs.o Excellent condition. Ask­ complete. 6469132.a grocery store wholesalers in New And the concerned farmers who Officials have estimated that the full. He said trucks were supposed meeting with a senior U.S. official, LEGAL NOTICE 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, England. have bundled hay to be sent to their summer, which has seen the to be loaded Monday, but never in the shop, Ismail Fardous, blood Proposed appropriation to Education Special ing $4495. Call Jim be­ which was scheduled for today, cut and split $90 or cut to tween 9am-5pm. 6465543. Firestone steel belted ra­ He said there was a 75 to 80 parched compatriots in North and mercury skyrocket to record lev­ showed up. dripping from his neck, searched Protects - Fund 41 - Vocational Education At o maating on July 31,1984 tha Planning and Zoning Com- Spa^shells- factory se­ followed a communique issued by Programs 1986-87...... 835,517.00 order. All prices Include conds or damaged In dial tubeless tire. White percent mortality rate for South Carolina to help offset the els and stay there, has cost "The hay is there: we need to get around'the shop for his missing Palestine Liberatfon Organization mlttlon moda tha following dacitlons; ^ellverv^ruc^469168. lettering 195/7oR 13. $25. to be financed by o State Grant. TOWN OF MANCHESTER - FLAN OF DEVELOPMENT - transportation. $200 to chickens in the Southeast that effects of one of the worst droughts southern farmers over $800 million the transportation and get it to a father. headquarters in Tunis, Tunisia, on $800 os Is. Call evenings or 81 Toyota Colica Original Price $90 649- "M y father had just left the shop Proposed appropriation to Education Special Adoptad 0 Plan of Davalopmont Including a plan raport, pro- RECREATIONAL 9947a caused prices to skyrocket. But the in recent history may stilt have in lost crops and livestock. central place," he said. Monday condemning Bush’s 16 Protects - Fund'41 - Library Automation posad land u m map and highway classification map, all weekends. 742-6469. Sides & Rear Black biggest price increases came last awhile to wait because there are no Area farmers got involved last Thomas Peracchio. president of when the explosion happened. I day, three-nation tour as “ a plot" Oront...... 812,025.00 dotad July 1984. (Effacllva data - Saptambar 32, 1984) EQUIPMENT Pkge., AM/FM w/con- week, he said. vehicles available to transport it. Wednesday, thanks to the help of the Tolland County Farm Bureau, bounced in the air from the force of against Palestinian demands for to be financed by a Sfate Grant. ANTHONY M. B01TICELLO • ZONE CHANGE • SPENCER Magnavox stereo, 2 4 used matched MIchelln vsrter. Black. 5-spaed- radial tires, 155 by 15". “ It seems to be past now.” according to officials coordinating agricultural agents who called donated .100 bales to be taken the blast. There was plenty of statehood. Proposed appropriation to General Fund 1986- STREET (B-48) - Approvad a zona chonga from Businass 111 ^ott^IuK^FuM^et^ort speakers, earphones. Sunroof-Naw Eagle 87 - Planning and Economic Development...... 87,500.00 and Rural Rasidanca to Industrial for approximately 9.4 and sand, pitching and Also Fodders air condi­ Never a flat, lots of mi­ M cNally said of rising prices. the relief effort. them for pledges. “ wherever they need It — trans­ smoke around me and I felt as if I Bush today visited Hatzerim Air to be financed from Fund Balance resulting iL acres of land Idantifid as 145 Rear Spancar straat (affactlva QTa-Alloy Rims. VQ. leage left. Take all 4, $50. “ We need trucks,” said Jeanne Despite the fact that hay is not a portation is the problem.” was being electrocuted," Fardous August 1, 1984). sand wedge. $85 after tioner. Call after 6pm Cond. Needs Muffler "Most of it is over, thank God. It Base and Sde Boker kibbutz, a 9 from lapsed 1985-86 appropriation. ' 5pm. 649-3727.0 646-1145. 649-5755. will ease up. But. they (prices) Ericson. administrative assistant surplus commodity in Connecticut. Even given that there is no said. “ I still can’t find m y father.” collective farm 100 miles southw­ Proposed appropriation to Data Processing - JAMES HEROIC AND LIONELGLAOU-RHSUBDIVISION- only. DEER RUN TRAIL (H-S8) - Denied request for rasubdivl- won’t come down drastically like at the New England Tractor- Coventry farmer George Kings­ Moslem-controlled hospitals as est of Jerusalem in the Negev Fund 51 - TR AN SFER to Reserve ...... 822,140.00 0 slon to relocate lot Unas on properties Idantiflad as 20and 28 Call Da^647-9126 they wenl^up drastically.” Tra ile r Training School in Somers. bury Jr. said he has enlisted the Please turn to page 8 well as the sprawling medical Desert. to be financed from Fund Balance resulflng Dear Run Troll. CARR from lapsed 1985-86 appropriation. CARS EvonlngB 64e-a481 T.L.C. FOUNDATION, INC. • SPECIAL EXCEPTION - 17-19 HIII8AII FDR RALE Proposed appropriation to General Fund 1986- NORTH STREET (T-87) - Approvad on application under Ar­ FOR SALE 87 - Miscellaneous - TR A N SFER to Capital ticle II, Section 4.02.07 to permit the conversion of a two fam­ PuMc Opinion Improvement Reserve - Community " Y " ily house to a group home for chlldran wlth special needs for T O D A Y ’S H E R A L D Medicare denials CAMBRIDGE Improvements ...... 815,000.00 a property Idantiflad os 17-19 North Straat. to be financed from Fund Balance resulting SANTINA GIOLA - SUBDIVISION - BUSH HILL ROAD (O- from 1985 rental payment received. SO) - Approved with modifications a two lot subdivision fora Proposed appropriation to General Fund parcel of land Idantiflad os 484V Biish Hill Road. Most-Dreaded Disease 1986-87 - Miscellaneous - TR A N SFER to Capitol WETHERSFIELD TRUST - FLOOD PLAIN AND INLAND Road foes fight I n d e x called unjustified Improvement Reserve - Developer Bond - Twin WETLANDS - OAKLAND STREET (W-29) - Approved with ■ Which of these diseases do you generally fear getting Oaks Subdivision...... 824,326.01 DON’T MISS OUT! modifications o flood plain permit ond Inland uplands por- Over 2,000 signatures now ap­ ' ■ the most? (From a list of 6 diseases) to bo financed by final bond forfeiture poyment mlt to allow filling and draining Into a watercourse for land M IS pagaa, 2 aocMons pear on petitions opposing town olreody received. ol 55 Oakland Street. By James Rawley greater need of heavy levels of Look for details in tommorrow's paper m plans to remove two buildings east Proposed appropriation to Generol Fund 1985- ORLANDO ANNULLI • SPECIAL EXCEPTION AND ERO­ The Assaclated Press follow-up home care, but it simply 86 Budget - Town Clerk ...... 82,350.00 SION CONTROL PLAN • SANRICO DRIVE (A-SI) - Approved of downtown Main Street to make A d u ic A in isn’t there." said Sen. John Heinz, to be financed from fees collected In excess of with modifications a special exception request and an ero­ way for an access road, the owner txidget estimated. sion control plan for development of on Industrial site In nianaifiArl 14-16 WASHINGTON - The govern­ R-Pa., the panel’s chairman. Proposed opproorlortlon to General Fund 1986- excess ef four acres and 100 parking spaces for Lots S and 4 on how you can win of the two buildings and leader of ment is unjustifiably denying He said the report highlights a Sanrico Drive. r tn m irtt a 87 - Pork and Cem etery...... 82,425.00 ttie petition drive said today. Story home health care benefits to "growing number of inappropriate 6 to be finonced by Interest earnings from the FA IR W ^ ESTATES • SUBDIVSION, INLAND WETLANDS on page 3. rnqnArtinit «; and perhaps even illegal denials of Foulds Fund. AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN (F49 end F-S8) - Approved elderly people, including one FntertainmAnt in Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - o sidMlIvIslon with 14 lots and one parcel with modifications 100 GALLONS OF GASOLINE wheelchair-bound woman with di-„ coverage by Medicare," which is Fund 61 - Police Narcotics Investigation...... 816,500.00 and with tha condition that a note bo placed on lha plan for F n r i i « 0 abetes and an amputated leg. a the government’s health insurance to be finonced by fines and court awards recording and a caveat bled on the land records pladne the Senate staff report charges. program for people aged 65 years o lre o ^ received. responsibilities for maintenance and occessfor the common Chance of showers 1 rtral nAunt a fl private drive with the owners of those lets affected. Also ap­ • The increased, denial of Medi­ and older and for the disabled. Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - proved an erosion control plan ond Inland wetlands permit 1 n ttA fy 0 Fund 61 - Intsrllbrory Grant 1985-86 ...... 812,500.04 Beat the heat...with Variable cloudiness and muggy care claims for home health care The report cited 30 cases of for the subdivision development - 408 South Main Street. rihltii Aries to. be financed by a State Grant olreody today with scattered showers or a has come at a time when govern­ benefit denials that the staff received. VISIONS UNLIMITED • BIGELOW HOLLOW • SITE FLAN Dplnlnn A concluded were unjustified. MODIFICATION - MAIN STR EET (V-14) • Approved a site the Hera[(rs suiRiner sizz[er thunderstorms this afternoon. ment policy has increased the All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at lo­ pkm modificatlen to a Planned Residence Development High 80 to 85. A 60 percent chance PAnplA ’ 0 demand for these services, said the One case involved an elderly cations which ore accessible to handicapped citliens. In ad­ final plon to allow construction ot a carport structure at 395 staff report issued Monday by the woman who has diabetes 'and dition, handicapped Indl viduols requiring on auxiliary old In Main Street. of showers or thunderstorms to­ SpnriA _ 12-14 Senate Special (Committee on wears a prosthesis to replace her order to facilitate their participation at meetings should 100 Ga[[ons ef Gase[iiie FREE night with low in the mid-OOs.,^ 50 TAlAuiAlnn> in contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the'scheduled A copy of these decisions has been filed In Ihe Town Clerk's Aging. amputated left leg. The woman. meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be mode. office. percent chance of showers 11 R AMnriH 7 "Medicare patients are being STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION nesday with a high of 80 BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEO KWASH, SECRETARY m Details on page 2. W e a th e r 2 sent home sicker and quicker, in Please tara to page 8 -Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th dov of July, 1986. Doted at Manchester. C T this IBIh day Of July, 1984. 05697 „