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Monday, Oct. 17,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Trio wins Nobei for 707 crash new drugs St ■ . kills 30 in [ Bv Arthur Max The Associated Press ts1 f 1US STOCKHOLM, Sweden — 45 American researchers Gertrude Elion and George H. Hitchings t .} Rome fog won the 1988 Nobel Prize in medicine today for discoveries leading to drugs that treat AIDS By Mary Beth Sheridan ing attempt because of the fog and herpes. The Associated Press and tried again about 15 minutes Sir James W. Black of Great iater. Britain shared the award for ROME — A Uganda Airlines jet “It was at this point that one research that led to drugs for with 52 people aboard crashed, heard a very violent collision and heart disea.se and peptic ulcers. broke into pieces and burned immediately afterwards the Thp Americans’ research also early today while trying to land in flames burst out,” he said. “My led to the development of drugs K heavy fog at Rome’s main seat was upside down, but I for the treatment of leukemia, airport. Officials reported 30 released my seat belt, opened the malaria, and to fight the rejection people were killed. emergency exit and got out with of transplanted organs, said the All of the surviving 22 people on the woman sitting near me. We Nobel Assembly of the Karo- i Flight 775 from London’s Gatwick began to run and we heard a linska Institute. Raginild Plnto/MinchMtcr Htrild airport to Entebbe, Uganda, via second expiosion on the

Elion, 70, a New York City W .'j Rome, apparently were injured, airplane.” native, and Hitchings, 83, born in said Carlo lovinella, director of The commander of Rome Pro Hoquiam, Wash., are affiliated , ? the airport police. Vince’s fire department, Guido with Wellcome Research Labora­ Handhvork -5 r ' The Boeing 707 tore through the Chiucini, speculated the pilot and tories in Research Triangle Park, side of a wooden house, clipped a the control tower might have had N.C. Black, 64, works at King’s The hand of Bob garage, demolished an unoccu­ a “misunderstanding” about the College Hospital Medical School pied brick house and then bar­ landing. at the University of London. Lindgren of Granby can reled through the parking lot of a Police said one of the dead was “Surprised is not exactly the be seen from this sewer rental car agency. identified as a Ugandan. TwelVc word,” Elion said from her home connection as he adjusts At that point, an engine and Ugandans and three Britons were in Chapel Hill, N.C. “Disbelieving part of a wing fell off and the among the injured, but the is the right word. ... I didn’t even a laser level today for impact started a fire that des­ nationalities of the others aboard know I had been nominated.” the installation of a new troyed about 75 cars. , were not immediately available. The institute cited the re­ The rest of the plane slid across Workers had recovered the searchers “for their discoveries line to serve a 148-lot a road, through a fence and remains of at least 28 victims at of important principles for drug subdivision off Birch knocked down trees before it the crash scene, and two others treatment.” broke into pieces and burst into died at hospitals, officials said. The work of Elion qnd Hitch­ Mountain Road. Lindgren flames about a half-mile south of Other bodies were thought to be ings broke new ground in finding and the other workers the runway at Leonardo da Vinci hidden in the wreckage. airport, 15 miles southwest of the difference in the processing of who are watching him are While firefighters raked genetic materiai between normal Rome. through the debris at dawn, the cells and cancer cells, protozoa, employed by Simsroft- One man in the wooden house. charred huik of the airliner lay bacteria and viruses, the institute Echo Farms Inc. of Carlo Satta, 30, suffered minor smoking. Two bodies covered said. injuries when the roof collapsed. with sheets lay near the wrecked Knowing those differences al­ Simsbury. Highland “1 was awake and heard a aircraft. Seat cushions, boxes, a lowed researchers to attack Street has been closed ringing sound. Two seconds later makeup case and a twisted doll disease-causing organisms by it sounded like the gas cylinders were scattered in the mud interfering with their replication, from Wyllys to Porter in the house had blown up. A few nearby. the announcement said. streets while workers seconds later all the cars were in Among the drugs developed flames,” said the injured man's Renato Ubasi, an aviation authority official, said searchers from their ideas is azidothymi- have been putting in father, Luigi. had found the cockpit voice dine, or AZT, which has had the the sewer line. Passenger John Harigye. a best documented results in the former Ugandan ambassador to recorder. ANSA said police reco­ vered a night data recorder. treatment of AIDS, the institute the Vatican who was hospitalized In Kampala. Uganda, Osende said^ AZT is the only federally in good condition with burns, told the Italian news agency ANSA See CRASH, page 10 See NOBEL, page 10 that the plane aborted one land­ Talks deadlock on teacher’s aides’ pact, mediation due board can come to grips with that By Andrew J. Davis about $100,000 out of the school aides make more than Manches­ Manchester Federation of Para p- the dispute could go to an ter’s paraprofessionals. she said. number.” Manchester Herald rofessionals. said no new negotia­ arbitrator. The paraprofession- board’s $36 million budget. An­ Bristol and Windsor have a lower With such a large disparity. inchMtw Hwald tions are planned before media­ als’ old contract expired at the selmo said. Deakin .said it would starting salary, but make a Deakin said he is not hopeful that More than 100 teacher’s aides tion with a negotiator from the end of June. take $315,000. higher ending salary, she said. the impasse can be .settled before d. The and the Manchester Board of state Mediation and Arbitration “The board has never called us “It’s not a crazy figure,” Oct. 25. r. High Education are far from agree­ Board. suggesting we should go back to Anselmo said of the proposed Deakin said the board can’t d47. ment on a new wage pact and a The more than 100 paraprofes- tbe table.” said Anselmo. “We’ve increase. ”We don’t want to be handle such a large increase, and “1 don’t think it's going to visit by a state mediator is only sionals. or teacher’s aides, in the been willing to negotiate.” insulted either.” he added that Manchester has a happen.” he said. “It would have eight days away, union and school union are seeking a 63 percent The average yearly salary of Paraprofessionals in nine of 11 benefit package worth $4,000 in happened by now if it was going to officials said today. increase in wages during the first paraprofessionals is $6,555 to area towns make more money addition to the salaries that is happen.” than those in Manchester, An­ 9m The two sides have not met yearof a two-yearcontractand 10 $9,755 after five years, she said. better than other packages of­ The meeting with the mediator selmo said. East Hartford, West since negotiations broke off in percent in the second year. School She said most aides work an fered el.sewhere. is to take place in the offices of the Hartford. Glastonbury. South July, said Wil.son E. Deakin Jr., officials have offered a 5 percent average of 35 hours a week. Board of Education at 45 North ‘tn wiped us Windsor, Newington. Southing­ “That number’s just too high.” 1 assistant school superintendent. increase in wages, Anselmo said. Increasing the salaries of the School St.. Deakin said. Elaine Anselmo, president of the ton. Enfield, MeridenandHebron Deakin .said “There’s no way the the Oakland If mediation is unsuccessful. paraprofessionals would take World series y night at Drug, tax bills left o is the drug Reunion helps class relive youth lERS, page 41 for 100th Congress submitted by classmate Lucinda Prentice. only team in town ever to win the New Old friends Prentice and her husband. James, who England Basketball Tournament title. The By Lee Gould And sometimes former sweethearts. drove 479 miles from Pittsburgh, Pa., to championship formed the theme of the The Associated Press Congress’ record mixed Meeting, laughing, remembering happy on environment... page 10 attend the event at the ManchesterCountry reunion, and miniature orange basketballs times Club, met each other at the high school and could be found in the center of each of the WASHINGTON - The 100th Of carefree youth. dinner tables throughout the club. can go to President Reagan for said they haven’t missed a reunion yet. Congress plans to adjourn this Love and friendship, carrying on "It keeps getting harder to recognize Manchester resident Lois Churila. of 12 week once it clears its desk of enactment into law. Down the golden years everybody, but usually, with a little Crosby Road, said herfatheronlytookherto unfinished business including a House and Senate negotiators one basketball game, the championship were bogged down on another lokes and smiles sustain us, prompting they all come back to memory campaign-year attack in the war pretty good,” Jam es Prentice said after game. on drugs. major legislative package — Love and friendship bold us. ”Oh it was wonderful,” she said. “I got to so-called technical corrections to Bring us back again joining his classmates in singing the alma The fate of dozens of bills lies in mater. “The name tags don’t hurt either.” ride in the parade down Main Street in a car the baiance as the House and a 1986 tax bill. In addition to To class reunions — to our roots with a boy who had a rumble seat. It was all The name tags, which indicated the Senate begin what both sides making technical corrections to To Life. so exciting, something I’ll never forget. ’ ’ maiden names of the women, also indicated agree will be the last week of the that bill, the proposal included — Lucinda Prentice Churila, who met her husband, John, in two-year Congress. The biggest selected new tax reductions, the MHS Class of 1938 whether the classmate was from Class A or Class B. Fifty years ago, when Manchester college only to realize that they’d attended of the bills is a massive anti-drug tax increases to pay for them, and the same high school, recently moved back High School was housed in what is now the package passed by the Senate iast a “bill of rights” for taxpayers By Michele Noble to Manchester to retire after living in the facing enforcement or collection Bennet Apartments at 1146 Main St., the Friday. Manchester Herald classes weredivided. with onegraduatingin People’s Republic of China for almost 20 The Senate bili isn’t as tough on action from the Internal Revenue years. The couple said they traveled to February and the other in June. drug users as one passed eariier Service. “That about sums it up in just a few Manchester from China in 1963 to attend by the House and negotiators Differences in the House and words,” master of ceremonies Russell But members of both classes remember Lois’s 25th reunion but missed it because from both bodies will be meeting Senate versions of the bill were so Clifford told 62 members of Manchester what most term the year’s “pride and joy,” to try to resolve the differences. If sharp that negotiations broke High School’s Class of 1938 at their 50th class the 1938 Manchester basketball team, which See REUNION, page 10 they agree on a single package, a down Friday and an aideto House reunion on Saturday after reading a poem on March i9ofthatyearbecamethefirstand final vote will be needed in the House and in the Senate before it See CONGRESS, page 10 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 17, 1988 — » t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Oct. 17, I9«8 RECORD Hospital patients get right \3k m iA . , to appeal diagnoses, bills Obituaries Police Roundup By Michele Noble costly in-house staff of utilization Patients with correctly as­ About Tow n Manchester Herald review specialists, said Sue Stan­ signed DRG rates who may think ley, director of operations for the their rate is too high are not New slate regulations will state commission. She said the eligible to appeal. WATES to hold auction Beatrice Quatrale, David A. Dussauit Leroy M. Aspinwaii Man faces drug charges allow hospital patients to appeal regulations do not require appro­ During the appeal, the patient diagnoses they believe to be val by the full Legislature. David A. Dussauit, 19, of East Leroy M . Aspinwaii Sr., 85, of 44 is still obligated for the charges The Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 72 writer and editor A Manchester man was arrested Saturday and wrong and resulting overcharges Now that the legislation has Hartford, formerly of Manches­ Woodbridge St., died Friday for the hospital resources used, E. Center St. Weigh-in will be from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. charged with possession of cocaine with intent to from Oct. 1. 1986, to date. been approved, hiring the outside Beatrice “ Bette” Elizabeth ter, son of Robert A. Dussauit Sr. (Oct. 14, 1988) at Windham which in the case of a disputed The organization wiii hold an auction of items sell after police found seven small white bags of The rules adopted Oct. bythe firm is the one thing that stands in Fleming Quatrale, 50, of Tolland of Nashua, N.H., and Kathleeen Community Memorial Hospital. 12 DRG rate will usually be less than brought in a brown bag or trick-or-treat bags. cocaine in his pocket, police said. Legislature’s Regulation Review the way of • implementing the died Friday (Oct. 14, 1988) at (O’Keefe) Barrett of East Hart­ He was bom in Manchester the disputed rate. New members are weicome. James Harley Jr., 38, of 67 Wadsworth St., Committee for the Commission regulations, Stanley said. Though Rockville General Hospital, Ver­ ford, died Saturday (Oct. 15, June 14, 1903, and was a lifelong Stanley said the new regula­ non. She was a former corres­ Manchester, was also charged with possession of on Hospitals and Health Care, there are some retroactive com­ 1988). resident. Before retiring 17 years tions are “ overdue” and should Caretaking course slated marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and would bar hospitals, including plaints against hospitals, no pondent for the Manchester He was bom in Manchester on ago, he was a supervisor in the have been in place the day the Manchester Memorial Hospital will offer a possession of fireworks, police said. Manchester Memorial Hospital, decision has been made on how Herald. Aug. 6, 1969, and he lived in town heating plant for the Connecticut DRG system became effective a “ hands-on caretaking" course for individuals who Born in Hartford, she lived in Police stopped Harley for an expired emissions from seeking full payments of the appeals will be handled, she most of his life. He was a 1988 Mutual Insurance Co. of couple of years ago. take care of adult fam ily members in their homes. Tolland for 27 years. She was an sticker and asked him for his license and insurance disputed bills. Manchester hospi­ said. graduate of Manchester High Hartford. Stanley said that she doesn’t The course wilt be held Thursday at 7 p.m. editor at the former Tri-Town card. Police said they saw rolling papers in Harley’s tal officials declined to comment, At present, there is no estab­ School and form er member of the He was a member of Second believe the new rules will greatly To register call the hospital’s Community Health Reporter in Vernon, and was the glove compartment and received permission to saying they were unaware of the lished procedure for challenging midget football and Little League Congregational Church of affect the majority of the state’s Education Department at 643-1223. The course will assistant editor of Imprint News­ search his car, police said. regulations. a hospital’s diagnosis assignment baseball teams. Coventry. hospitals, which she said have not cost |15. papers of West Hartford. Police found six small bags containing marijuana "It would be difficult to i*§act — a critical factor under Connec­ Besides his parents, he is He was a life member Of made a substantial number of She had received several re­ and fireworks in the car and seven small bags of about new regulations when we ticut’s prospective payment sys­ survived by his stepfather, Ro­ Sovereign Grand Lodge, Interna­ errors over the past several gional news awards and the cocaine in Harley’s jacket, police said. don’t even know about them,’’ tem of setting hospitai bills. bert H. Barrett of East Hartford; tional Order of Odd Fellows. He .years. Graduation party plans Rockville Area Chamber of Com­ Harley also faces various motor vehicle charges, hospital spokesman Andrew The current system assigns a brother, Robert A. Dussauit Jr. was past noble grand of the ’’I haven’t heard a great deal of Parents interested in pianning or working on the merce Community Service including driving with an expired emissions sticker Beck said Friday. “ But I ’ m sure each patient to a particluar of Manchester; three sisters, former King David Lodge No. 31, complaints from patients so I am 1989 Alcohoi-Free Graduation Party are encour­ Award in 1983. and failure to carry an insurance card, police said. we will be discussing the matter Diagnostic Related Grouping, or Debbie Dussauit of East Hart­ lOOF, and was a past district assuming that most are doing a aged to attend a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in She was a member of St. Harley was released on $5,000 non-surety bond soon.” He had nmo further DRG, depending on age and ford, Laure Barrett of Manches­ deputy of the Sovereign Grand fair job,” she said. "But people the library at Manchester High School. Matthew’s Church in Tolland, the and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior comment today. diagnosis. Each DRG has its own ter, and Cherie Barrett of Man­ Lodge of Connecticut. are human and errors do happen For Information cali the schooi at 647-0535 or Tolland Historical Society, the Court Wednesday. Commission Chairman rate, derived from the average chester; and a nephew. He is survived by two daugh­ and there has to be a system in 649-0845. Tolland 250th Anniversary Com­ Gardner Wright Jr. said hospitals cost of treating a patient in that The funeral will be Tuesday at ters, Dorothy Ewing and Elsie place to correct them.” mittee, and a supporter of the have sent collection agencies 9; 15 a.m. from the John F. White, both of Manchester; a category. And regardless of ac­ Four injured in accident after some patients withholding Every patient or insurance Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. brother, Clarence Aspinwaii of tual length of stay and u.se of disputed payments. company bringing an appeal will Association. Center St., followed by a Mass of Manchester; eight grandchild­ BOLTON — Four people were injured in an hospital resources, every patient Public Meetings She is survived by her husband. "F o r the most part, the state’s be charged $50 to help offset the Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. ren; and seven great­ accident Saturday on Route 85. the fire chief said in a particular DRG is charged Edmund Quatrale; a son, Steven; hospitals do an exeellenl job in cost of processing the appeal and James Church. Burial will be in grandchildren. He was prede­ today. that rate. .setting accurate diagnoses and reviewing the hospital medical and three daughters, Lisa, Janice Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ ceased by a son, Leroy M. James Preuss, chief of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Under the new regulations, Meetings scheduied tonight. charges for their tens of thou­ records. and Sandra. ford. Calling hours are today Aspinwaii Jr. in 1984. Department, said this morning the accident 1% patients or, their insurance com­ In its last session, the Legisla­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 occurred at around 2 p.m. Saturday at the sands of patients.” Wright said. panies can challenge a DRG from 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Tuesday at ture pas.sed enabling legislation a.m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral intersection of Route 85 and Camp Meeting Road '■ :k ’• 'r l “ These regulations will make it assignment, and its subsequent Manchester Memorial donations may be 1:30 p.m. at Second Congrega­ L A m Home, 76 Prospect St., Vernon. A and involved a car and a truck. He said at least three easier to settle disputes in tho.se bill, only if they consider the for the appeals process and also made to the Midget Football tional Church of Coventry. Burial appropriated $700,000 for the first Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Mass of Christian burial will be of the injured were taken to Manchester Memorial ca.ses where the hospitals make assignment medically incorrect. League of Manchester, P.O. Box will be in Center Cemetery, year’s operation. Stanley said. hearing room, 7 p.m. held at 10 a.m. at St. Matthew’s 344, Manchester 06040, or to the Coventry. Calling hours are today Hospital. errors” In addition to barring ho.spitals The commission will coniraci Eighth Utiiities District, Mayfair Gardens, 7:30 Church, Tolland. Burial will be in Manchester Little League, care from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9p.m. at Preuss said he did not have the victims’ names or from seeking full payment of Manchester Herald reporter p.m. East Cemetery, Tolland. Calling of Ed Dettore, 18 Thomas St., the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 other details and referred calls to the state police with an outside medical utiliza­ disputed bills, the regulation Andrew J. Davis contributed to hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. Manchester 06040. Main St. barracks in Colchester. State police and Manches­ tion review firm to evaluate the provides for refunds of appeals rather than set up a more overpayments. this story. Andover and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be ter Memorial Hospital spokesmen .said this morning Memorial donations may be made to the Second Congrega­ they had no information on the accident. made to the Robert Noonan Dolores A. Paradis Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office tional Church of Coventry, 1660 Scholarship Fund, care of the Dolores A. (Asselin) Paradis, ■ \ Building, 7:30 p.m. Boston Turnpike, Coventry 06238. Rockville Area Chamber of Com­ 63, of Windsor Locks, wife of Cyclist injured in collision • Yarn M\\\ developers to get merce, 30 Lafayette Square, Emile Paradis and mother of Bolton Rockville 06066, or to the Tolland David Paradis of Manchester, Dominic Todeschini A bicyclist received minor injuries Saturday after High School Scholarship Fund. died Friday (Oct. 14, 1988) at her he was struck by a car on a sidewalk on Main Street. Dominic T. Todeschini, 74, of Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:.30 p.m. home. police said. three-weeic extension on suit the Higganum section of Had- Besides her husband and son, A 14-year-old Manchester teen-ager was treated dam, brother of Pierina Dziato of Bv Nancy Concelman could gather more information. ford Superior Court, but in thi she is survived by another son, for bruises on his knee at Manchester Memorial Leslie I. Dowd Manchester, died Friday (Oct. 14, Manchester Herald Conti said no arguments have meantime has propo.sed a com Coventry Craig Paradis of Windsor Locks; Hospital and released, a hospital spokesman said. 1988) at Middlesex Memorial been heard in the case yet. promise in an attempt to .settli Leslip I. Dowd, 73, of 36 a daughter, Deborah O’Brien of •The teen-ager was riding north on a sidewalk in Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Hospital, Middletown. A Hartford Superior Courl Brophy Ahern is appealing out of court. Packard St., husband of Janet Kennebunk, Maine; a brother, front of 447 Main St. when he was struck by a car Besides his sister, he is sur­ judge last week granted the town conditions the Planning and Zon­ Brophy Ahern has asked that (Kane) Dowd, died Sunday (Oct. Adrian Asselin of Lewiston, driven by Mary Hebert. 31, of 58 Birch St., police vived by a brother, Americo and thedeveloperof the Yarn Mill ing Commission placed on its the traffic signal requirement be 16,1988) at Manchester Memorial Maine; a sister. Olivette Trembly said. Todeschini of Wallingford, and a three-week extension before the approval of the site plan in eliminated, but has agreed to Hospital. of Auburn, Maine; and several Police said Hebert was driving north on Main Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Thoughts two sisters, Adeline Nosal of developer’s appeal of planning January. The company is con­ reset curbs and replace walks on He was born Nov. 11, 1914, in grandchildren. Street and in the process of making a right turn Higganum and Jennie Fortuna of display was part of a crafts fair and zoning requirements is verting the former Cheney Bros. Cooper Hill and Pine streets and Holyoke, Mass., and lived in The funeral was today with across the sidewalk into a parking lot at 447MainSt. CRAFTS FAIR — Marion Moriarty of 31 Middletown. heard, the developer’s attorney Yarn Mill at 210 Pine St. into 103 replace walks on Hartford Road Here are some kids’ ideas about what heaven is Manchester for the past 38 years. burial In St. Mary’s Cemetery, when she hit Palmer. Gardner St. looks at a display of stuffed sponsored by the MCG Alumni The funeral was today with said today. residences and eight stores. The firm is asking that the iike: Before retiring 18' years ago, he Windsor Locks. The Windsor Hebert was given a verbal warning for failurcto Association. burial in St. John’s Cemetery. dinosaurs Saturday at Manchester In the meantime, the devel­ The PZC .said Brophy Ahern requirement for curbing on Hart­ One eight-year-old named Eric said, " It is a place was employed as a cost analyst Locks Funeral Home, 41 Spring yield the right of way when crossing a sidewalk, The Biega Funeral Home, 3 Silver Community College. The dinosaur oper. the Brophy Ahern Develop­ must install a traffic signal at the ford Road be eliminated. where there is a lot of money lying around. You for the Pratt and Whitney Div­ St., Windsor Locks, was in charge police said. St., Middletown, was in charge of ment Co. of West Haven, con­ intersection of Hartford Road and Brophy Ahern also said it would could pick it up, piay with it, and buy things. I think I ision of United Technologies, of arrangements. arrangements. tinues to work with the town to Pine Street, replace 1.100 feet of purcha.se materials for the drain­ am going to buy a basketball and la m going to play East Hartford. He was a com­ Memorial donations may be reach an out-of-court .settlement curb along Hartford Road and age and water main work if the with my great-great-grandmother.” municant of the Church of the made to the Windsor Locks Lions Husband charged in assault on the requirements. Richard Cooper Hill and Pine streets, town agrees to do the work. Scott said, ‘ ‘Heaven is up in the sky, and you could Assumption, Manchester. Club Ambulance Fund, P.O. Box In Memoriam District eiection ruies, pact Conti, a Manchester attorney install a storm drain off site and The town, in turn, agreed to look down at circuses for free if you want to, except Besides his wife, he is survived 312, Windsor Locks, 06096, or to A Manchester man was arrested Friday and In sad and loving memory of representing the developer, said make various water main drop the traffic signal require you have to ask God for permission first." by two sons, Leslie A. Dowd of the American Heart Association charged with assault after he reportedly beat his James Carson, who passed away connections. ment. but kept the requirement Seven-year-old David said, “ Heaven is kind of big Needham, Mass., and James K. wife with a piece of wood, police said. The ca.se was continued to Nov of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins on Oct. 16. 1987. Brophy Ahern later filed an for curbing on Hartford Road and and they sit around playing harps. I don’t know how Dowd of Orleans, Mass.; a Francis Rasmus. 47, of 73 Walnut St., Manchester, witii town up for discussion 8 so Conti, who began represent St., Hartford, 06105. A silent thought, a secret tear daughter, Janet Spodobalski of ing Brophy Ahern in September appeal of the conditions in Hart­ the storm drain. to play a harp, but I suppose I should learn how to keeps his memory ever dear. was arrested at around 8:45 p.m, Friday after his play that dumb thing pretty soon." Hebron; and three wife, Barbara Rasmus. 47, of the same address, told Sadly Missed, meeting and those wbn cannot the district before committing Tommy, age seven said, “ I know what heaven is, grandchildren. Chester L. Heritage police he beat her all over herbody with his fists and Bv Alex Girelll Wife, daughters and Manchester Herald attend have no vote in the money to conversion of the but I don’t want to go there I want to go to Disney The funeral will be Wednesday hit her four or five times with a piece of wood, police Chester L. Heritage, 71, of grandchildren scleclion. garage World instead.” at 10 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Colchester, formerly of Manches­ said. The Eighth Utilities District The agreement it.self willbethe Have you got your life together so you're ready for Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. ter and South Windsor, died Barbara Rasmus also told police her husband had The building committee is Board of Directors will hear subject of an executive session. heaven today if God calls you? Burial will be in East Cemetery. Sunday (Oct. 16, 1988) at Mount threatened to kill her, according to the police report. studying the use of the former reports tonight from theeommil One such session was held F ri­ There are no calling hours. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. He was Barbara Rasmus suffered blows to the back and Willis garage, the conversion of Vic Raschi tees named to study the election day. but directors declined after­ Very Rev. William Olesik Memorial donations may be the husband of Ann (Price) side and was taken to Manchester Memorial which has been delayed pending a process and the conversion of the ward In discuss what transpired. St. Maurice Church made to the American Cancer Heritage. GROVELAND, N.Y. (AP) - Hospital for evaluation, police said. Hospital decision on an agreement be­ former Don Willis Garage In Bolton Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ He was born Oct. 21, 1916, in Vic Raschi, a pitcher who helped officials said she was treated and released. tween the town and the district Executive sessions are also the New York Yankees win six district office space. McCavanagh chester 06040, or to the Church of Manchester. He attended Man­ Francis Rasmus was charged with second-degree over fire and sewer jusisdiction. planned on a couple of unrelated The meeting is to be held at 7 in the Assumption. chester schools. He moved to World Series during the 1940s and assault and threatening. If the agreement is approved, the personnel matters 1950s, died Friday at his home. He Cronin Hall of M ayfair Gardens South Windsor in 1956 and he had He was held on $2,500 cash bond and is scheduled district will acquire a town Also scheduled for discussion Dr. Crane’s Quiz was 69. The elections committee is been a resident of Colchester for to appear in Manchester Superior Court today, owned fire station to serve the are a petition for sewer service in Raschi finished his 10-year considering whether some means James S. LeBlanc the past six months. Before police said. Buckland area. If not. the district the Irving Street area, provision career in the major leagues with can be found to permit voting b\' 1. Which one of these suggests a creature without retiring, he was the owner and plans to build a firehouse. of an amplification system for James S. LeBlanc, 19, of 21 a 132-60 record and a 3.72 earned absentee ballot to elect district A History of legs? Kenwood Drive, died Friday operator of the former Heritage district meetings, and sewer run average. He was with the officials. The elections are now Some district residents want to SPURS TALONS TUSKS FANGS (Oct. 14, 1988) at his home. Tool and Machine Co., South Arrested man kills self Yankees from 1946 to 1953, then held at the district’s annual know what the firehoitsc will cost rales for churches. Service 2. The uncle of a pinto would make which typical He was born in Manchester on Windsor, for more than 30 years. pitched for the St. Louis Cardi­ An East Hartford man committed suicide sound? April 12, 1969, and was a lifelong Besides his wife, he is survived Manchester Board of Directors, nals and the Kansas City A ’s Saturday after he had been arrested and charged HEEHAW BA-A WHINNY MOO resident. He was educated in the by three daughters, Roxanne H. before retiring after the 1955 with second-degree larceny, police said. three terms as General Assembly- 3. Which human ailment is likely to be encased in Manchester school system, gra­ Murray of Raleigh, N.C., Dianne Coventry band fund-raiser slated season. Gary Wood, spokesman for the Manchester Police man from the 12th District, Vice oxfords? duating from Manchester High H. Butler of Vernon, and Lorie H. Department, said David Dussauit. 19. of 160 while in England. Salina said. Chairman of Judiciary Com­ CANCER GOITER CATARACT BUNION School this year. He was enrolled Callis of Colchester; two broth­ The Lord Mayor. City Council, Salina said he has no concrete Brewster St.. East Hartford, was released on $,500 Band members would slay with mittee, Founder and chairman of 4. Dad’s Day is usually linked with which sports at Manchester Community ers, Clarence Heritage of Man­ and Coundon Court School and e.stimates on the cost to send the Queen Farida bond. the Democratic Moderate Caucus. term? College. chester and Clifford Heritage of Community College of Coventry band’s 124 members, but said $.5.50 Engli.sh families. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Former Dussauit committed suicide at his home. Wood 'The fir.st major fund-raiser for ROLLOUT FAULT LOFT FREE THROW He is survived by his father, Florida; a sister, Isabelle Zappa England, have invited the Coven­ to $600 per student is a "ballpark’ ’ Queen Farida, the divorced wife said. the trip, a play-a-thon. is sche­ 5. Creatures that spawn would probably live in a Ernest H. LeBlanc of Enfield; his of Manchester; six grandchild­ try High School Band and Dance figure he’s given parents. Salina of Egypt’s last king, Farouk, died Wood had no further details on the incident. duled for this Friday at the Deep Community BAYOU TUNDRA BUTTE TREE mother and stepfather, Christine ren, Jodi Ann Hill, Sheri Ann Band, under the direction of Carl said he hasn’t gotten a commit­ Sunday of leukemia and other Coventry High School audito­ 6. Match the famous men at the left with the (Clavette) and Joseph A. Angio- Murray, Lance W. Butler, Da- J, Saljna. to perform a series of ment from airlines on any prices. complications. She was 67. rium. The band will play from 1 to Roots statements attributed to them. lillo of Manchester; his maternal rinda Ann Richard, Damon B. concerts in that city the first part The money would cover round- The former queen married . (a) Harry Truman — (v) “ I shall return.” grandfather, Sylvio Clavette of Callis and Kellie Ann Callis; of July. 1989. The series is part of trip flights and transportation 11 p.m.. he said. Incorporator Manchester King Farouk in 1938 when she was (b) Ben Franklin — (w) “ There is nothing to fear Vernon; a brother, Christopher J. three great-grandchildren; and the on-going cultural exchange Memorial Hospital, leader of 17 and he was 18. They were but fear.” LeBlanc of Manchester; and several nieces and nephews. programs between the two United Way, member Elks, B.A. divorced 11 years later. (c) F.D. Rosevelt — (x) "Little strokes fell great several aunts, uncles and The funeral will be Thursday at communities. Club, Knights of Columbus, and Farouk was toppled in a blood­ oaks.” cousins. 10; 30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Winning numbers drawn Saturday in lotteries The exchange programs less military coup in July 1952 and Irish Club. Head of McCavanagh (d) Teddy Roosevelt — (y) "Speak softly but The funeral will be Tuesday at Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be around New England. started in 1968 with the most exiled to Rome. Real Estate Agency. Family: wife carry a big stick.” 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral in East Cemetery. Calling hours Connecticut daily: 328. Play Four: 0695. recent being the visit of the Farida lived mostly in Paris in Nancy and children, Karl, James (e) Gen. MacArthur — (z) "The buck stops here.” Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Massachusetts daily; 1446. Megabucks; 6-7-10-19- musicians from the Coundon her later years and held a number and Sean. will be in Storrs Cemetery. There Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 23-32. Court School during the summer of exhibits in Cairo. Answers in Classified section are no calling hours. to 9 p.m. Tri-state daily; 807,0255. Megabucks: 1-8-11-12-31- of 1987. On that visit, the English 32. students helped us celebrate our He Gets The Job Rhode Island daily; 8758. Lot-O-Bucks: 16-22-23- 275th anniversary. 36-39. The English group would like to Done Weather return the hospitality to the nZCHLJLITD Cheney Hall funds - *400,000, Coventry Band and residents who Manchester Herald hosted them or partici pated in the Tuesday Only New Hope Manor - *200,000, REGIONALWEATHER Chance of showers 1987 program. tightened lawyer abuse laws, USP8 327-500 During the proposed 1989 visit, From Our Meat Dept. better victims’ rights legislation, Acco-Weather* forecast f®r Tuesday Manchester and vicinity: To­ VOL. 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High Today’s weather picture was drawn by Amy Kies, who and appointed officials. 55 to 60. lives at 183 Oak St. and attends Nathan Hale School. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17, 1988 - 5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Oct. 17, 1988 Weickei's attendance record: STATE Outstanding taxes the facts behind the rhetoric & R E G IO N coming in better By Christopher Callahan Senatorial Attendance Record Kasmer trial likely The Associated Press HARTFORD (AP) - The former than was expected WASHINGTON — Although Democratic chal­ director of the state’s liquor commission lenger Joseph I. Lieberman says Republican Lowell will likely have to stand trial on bribery Bv Judd Everhart program. If the goal isn’t met. the P. Weicker Jr. has “one of the worst attendance charges after a Superior Court judge The Associated Press deficit could be expercted to be records in the Senate,” an examination of the rejected his assertion that he did not that much greater. senator’s 18-year record reveals a reality starkly promise special favors to an undercover HARTFORD — With an eye on Bannon said the revenues can different. agent. reducing the deficit. Connecticut be expected to accelerate during Lieberman, the state’s attorney general, began In a decision filed in Hartford Superior is closer to collecting millions in the year, so that the first-quarter airing a 30-second television commercial about 10 Court last week. Judge David M. Barry unpaid taxes owed by out-of-state collections would not necessarily days ago depicting Weicker as a bear who, said there is evidence that Charles W. companies, according to the tax have to total one-quarter of $90 “sometimes, when it matters,” sleeps through commissioner. million, or $22.5 million. votes. Kasmer, former director of the Liquor Commissioner Timothy F, Ban- His Department of Revenue “The official Congressional Record reveals that Control Commission, secured a liquor non was charged with collecting Services hired 93 auditors last Weicker has one of the worst attendance records in broker’s permit for an undercover agent $90 million in outstanding taxes in spring to begin the audits under even though the permit did not, as the Senate, missing more than 300 votes on jobs, A P photo the year that began July 1. O’Neill’s "FAIR” Program. That defense, fighting drugs, making the tax code fairer required, identify the person the agent said Figures submitted to O’Neill acronym stands for “Fair Audits ... votes that matter to people, ’ ’ the announcer says. he was representing. O'NEILL STATUE — A bronze statue of playwright Eugene O’Neill at age and the General Assembly at (equal) Increased Revenue.” Lieberman made the charges an integral part of his There is also reason to believe Kasmer 7 is unveiled Sunday at the city pier in new London, as the city held a week’s end show that “we’re Hiring the new auditors and campaigning last week. speeded up the approval process because weeklong celebration of O’Neill’s life during his centennial year. From left going to make it.” Bannon said. putting the program in place cost But an Associated Press review of Weicker’s the permit was issued in 10 days instead of are sculptor Norman Legassie, Gov. William O’Neill, New London Mayor In a letter to the governor and about $5 million and with collec­ attendance on 8,633 roll call votes held from the usual three months, Barry said. legislators, he said: “I see tions so far. “the program has January 1971, when he first came to the Senate, to Carmelina Como Kanzier, and George C. White, president of the Eugene nothing on the horizon to under­ already paid for itself.” early this month shows that his average is 88 O’Neill Theater Center. mine my confidence in curability The program is expected to percent — just barely under the 89 percent Senate Four shot at dance to meet this fiscal year’s goals.” generate $62 million from those average over the same period. NEW BRITAIN (AP) - At least four The helicopter crashed in the parking lot Trip raises questions Last spring, the General As­ new audits and another $28 His record is virtually identical to the combined of Overnite Transportation Co., 89 North sembly’s budget office, the Office million from voluntary tax com­ people were shot and a fifth was stabbed at HARTFORD (AP) - Threestale Reginalc Mnto/Manehester Harale 1971-1988 records of the state’s other senators. a dance over the weekend in an incident Plains Industrial Road, at 1:21 a.m. of Fiscal Analysis, had called the pliance as a result of publicity Democrat Christopher J. Dodd and earlier Sunday, Wallingford police said. senators have come under fire for a $90 million projection toooptimis- about the crackdown. DOOR-TO-DOOR — Timothy Scott, the discusses his candidacy with Dot that New Britain police say may have weekend trip to Bermuda in April, Democrat Abraham Ribicoff. The attendance stemmed from a feud within the Asian After experiencing engine trouble, the tic. OFAsaid $60 million would he One aspect of the voluntary 24-year-old Republican who is running Ferguson of 91 Northfield Road, pilot, Edward Polanski, 50, of Wailingford. courtesy of the pharmaceutical company record of another "Class of ’71” senator. Demo­ community. more realistic. compliance effort involves gel­ against Democratic state Rep. Edith Coventry. cratic vice presidential nominee Lloyd Beiitsen of tried to land the craft behind the Pfizer Inc. In the first three months of the ling .stores and companies just Several hundred people attended the Pfizer says the trip was not a violation of 1988-89 budget year, the commis­ Prague in the 8th Assembly District, Texas, also is 88 percent. dance Saturday night at the Veterans of transportation company’s parking lot. over the border in New York to Lieberman, in a telephone interview last week, police said. While landing, the helicopter the stale ethics law, but rather a planning sioner said. $5.4 million has been collect Connecticut sales tax correctly pointed out that Weicker’s attendance Foreign Wars hall, where the violence session for a series of audio tapes on public collected. Although that’s less broke out at 12; 45 a.m. All those injured hit two tractor-trailers, slicing almost from Connecticut buyers and record in recent years is lower than most of his halfway through one of the trucks. policy issues. The participants said the than the $7.5million he had hoped send the lax money to Hartford. colleagues. He has been 2 percent to 8 percent below were Laotian resident aliens who identified benefits they received do not constitute to have by the close of the first Scott, after sister's murder, the Senate average every year since 1981, figures “Very frankly, 90 percent, as far as I’m their assailants as Vietnamese they did not Body found in woods lobbying or honorarium payments which quarter. Bannon said that assess­ It has been common practice, that regularly put him at the bottom one-fourth of concerned, is an A,” he said. “The question is not know, police said. ments against companies owing be said, for a Connecticut consu­ would have to have been reported by now mer to buy a “big-ticket” item the Senate. are we busy, but what are we busy about. And I don’t As cars were leaving the parking lot, HARWINTON (AP) - Two hunters under stale law, but instead were simply the state money are running That, however, is not a reflection of Weicker think I’ve missed a major vote as long as I’ve been in someone tossed a bottle at one of the found the body of an unidentified, partially ahead of earlier projections. like a refrigerator in New York remuneration or payment for services and have it delivered to Conned i- is pushing for death penaity missing more votes, but rather his colleagues voting the United States Senate.” Later in the week, departing cars. Then two people in another clad woman in a secluded, wooded area rendered. As.sessmcnis are effectively more often. Weicker campaign manager Jay F. Malcynskysaid car opened fire with a pistol and rifle, Sunday, state police said. bills .sent to the companies after cut, thus avoiding the 7.5 percent The three senators are Majority Leader Bv Michele Noble In Weicker’s 18 years. Senate attendance rates the senator had not “missed a single substantial discharging six or eight shots rapidly Authorities believe the woman, who was an audit of what they owe. so that sales tax. Manchester Herald have increased steadily from the mid-80s to the vote since 1980.” before speeding away, police said. in her mid-20s, had been slain. Police said Cornelius O’lieary, D-Windsor Locks, money is "in the pipeline,” He said about 1,300 New York C a m p a ig n *88 mid-90s range. Weicker’s attendance, meanwhile, But once again, the record seems to tell a different they did not think the body had been left in Minority Leader Reginald J. Smith, R-New Bannon said. stores have been regi.stered to Hartford, and assistant Republican leader Timothy Scott will never forget the pain and anger 8th Assembly District has stayed fairly constant, usually falling in the high story. Copter crash hurts 5 the area fora long time. Assessments now total $14.2 collect Connecticut sales taxes he felt as a teen-ager when his sister, Louisa, was 80s, low 90s range. So while his attendance record Congressional Quarterly, the venerable tracker There were no obvious indications of a Thomas F. Upson, R-Waterbury. million, he said, higher than the about twice as many as had been brutally murdered by a Manchester man. But had been slightly above the Senate average in the of Capitol Hill, annually selects about 16 "key WALLINGFORD (AP) - Five people cause of death at the scene, said Scott Gifts to a legislator are limited to $50 in $12 million expected for the first expected to be enrolled Sim today, the young Republican candidate for the 8th Bradford — who has known Scott for about eight early part of his career, in the more recent years it votes” on what it considers some of the year’s most were injured when their helicopter cra.shcd O’Mara, a state police spokesman. aggregate value from any one lobbyist in a quarter. ilarly. he said 1.700 Connecticut Assembly District seat says he has turned his grief years — said despite Scott’s age, most members has become slightly below the norm. important and controversial issues. in the parking lot of a transportation The body was taken to the chief state year while honorariums and remuneration Estimates of a $56 million stores are now registered to into a positive push for the death penalty. agree that the young Republican has been ’’the most This year Weicker’s attendance rate on roll call medical examiner’s office in Farmington. are not limited. budget deficit in the current year collect New York .sales taxe.‘ votes is 91 percent. In the other years of this, his From 1971 to 1987, Congressional Quarterly listed company. take into account the $90 million sending that money to Albany That’s only one of the issues the 24-year-old Scott effective” member of the committee in many years. 260 key votes. Of those, Weicker missed 22. In says he will press for if he is elected over three-term "I don’t think that his age should bo held against third Senate term, it was 92 percent, 91 percent, 91 percent, 84 percent and 87 percent respectively. comparison, Dodd and Ribicoff, over the same time incumbent Edith Prague, a Democrat. But it is an him,” Bradford said. ‘Tve seen him mature to the period, missed 11. issue that remains close to his heart. point where I am very impressed with his Dodd’s average was 92 percent, 88 percent, 99 At age 18, Stott became one of the founders of the candidacy. He’s done his research in developing a percent, 96 percent, 91 percent and 81 percent over Some of the biggest — and closest — votes Union experts say Eastern Connecticut Homicide Survivors Inc. That strong platform for his party and I think in years to the same six-year period. There is no Senate Weicker has missed over his Senate career include: was two years after his sister, then 20, was strangled come there will be very important places for Tim average for 1988, but starting with 1987, the ■ A 50-47 vote in 1982 to raise taxes by $98.3billion to death and then dumped on the banks of the Scott in our state iegislature.” chamber-wide averages were 94 percent, 95 and cut spending of Medicare, Medicaid and Skungamaug River in Coventry in May 1980. However, state Sen. Michael Meotti, D- percent, 95 percent, 91 percent and 92 percent. welfare by $17.5 billion over three years. CQ called it labor deteriorating Manchester resident Edward F. Boyle pleaded Glastonbury, who said he has met Scott during Lieberman. reached on the campaign trail in "one of the most difficult pieces of legislation to be guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the death in several candidate debates and at a meeting of the Connecticut, said he was unaware of how Weicker’s enacted in the 97th Congress.” 1983 and was sentenced to a minimum of 15 years in Eastern Connecticut Homicide Survivors, said he full 18-year record matched up against the Senate ■ That same year, the Senate voted 49-47 to GROTON (AP) - Labor ex­ become far more common under prison. Boyle, who also pleaded guilty to several doesn’t think the young Republican can "fill average. He said his attacks focus on the current preserve the tobacco price support program. perts say the recent settlement of the Reagan Administration. ”I rapes in the Manchester area, is up for paroie in the Prague’s well-worn shoes.” term, although the T'V ads make no mention of a Weicker also missed a 41-40 vote in 1981 that the Electric Boat strike, on think it’s part of a continuing early 1990s, according to Scott. "(Scott) is a very nice person and means well,” time frame. defeated a move to place restrictions on the tobacco company terms, highlights the .series of events that reflect the “It was certainly the most traumatic thing I've Meotti said,' ‘but with all due respect, Edith is one of Over the past six years, Weicker’s average was 89 program. deterioration of organized labor. weakness that uniens in thi.s gone through,” Scott said of his sister's murder. the most effective legislators in the House today.” percent. Dodd’s was identical. Both were slightly ■ In 1984, the Senate defeated, 57-38, a measure to “It’s just a whole new era in country face.” he said. “Unions "But I plan to continue to turn all that anger and But while Scott admits that he does not have as below the Senate’s 93 percent average. delay indexing of federal income taxes to offset labor-management relations.” are nowhere near ns powerful as hatred and resentment around and turn it into many "years behind his belt” as Prague, he said he Lieberman said he was unaware of how closely inflation. .says Douglas M. McCabe, a labor they were a decade ago” positive things.’’ has been interested in holding public office for as Weicker’s record matches the attendance averages ■ In 1983, the Senate defeated, 53-34, a measure to specialist from Georgetown Uni­ Part of these plans include pressing strongly for long as he can remember. of Dodd and Ribicoff, add $1.7 billion to an emergency relief package versity. “People are saying un­ “The strike, as a weapon. i.‘ the death penalty. If elected, Scott said he will work to bring fiscal Politicians and political observers believe the designed to create jobs and provide additional ions are on the ropes, let’s go for increasingly less effective.” says “I don’t think we can rehabilitate people who go so responsibility and accountability back to state general increase in Senate voting is tied to the rise of emergency food and shelter for the poor. the knock-out blow.” Clayton Roberts, vice president far as to murder someone,” he said. “I think the government, continue the struggle for victim rights, negative campaign ads by challengers attacking ■ In 1977, Vice President Walter Mondale broke a The Metal Trade Council’s of public relations for the Na­ logical answer for those people is capital provide quality education for children, and enhance incumbents’ attendance records. 41-41 Senate deadlock to kill a Republican measure 10.000 submarinebuilders walked tional Right to Work Committee, punishment. And having been there reinforces my services for senior citizens. "Back in my father’s day... if you had 80 percent it to increase payroll tax rates to help prop up the off the job July 1 in demand of a group which supports em­ long-held beliefs.” The young Repuhlican said his differences with was considered high,” said Dodd, whose father Social Security system. Democrats wanted a higher general wage increa.ses totaling ployees’ rights to work wilhoui When people question Scott about running for his opponent arc “more philosophical than represented Connecticut from the Senate seat now payroll tax for employers than employees. The vice 13 percent over three years. They harassment from unions. state office at a young age, the Republican points to specific,” and has repeatedly questioned Prague held by Weicker. "It’s been only very recently with president, in his role as Senate president, can vote to are returning to the .shipyard this Roberts said one of the reasons a long list of positions he has held since age 18, about her past voting records. These accusations a lot of TV ads ... that voting attendance has become break a tie. It was the first time a vice president cast week after accepting a new companies are getting tough with including those on the Columbia Republican Town include her vote to eliminate the state’s inspector the kind of issue it is. a Senate vote in four years. contract Oct. II that includes only unions is becau.se of re.strictive Committee and the town’s Conservation and ”We don’t rate issues, so if you have a bunch of one 3 percent general rai.se. plus generai position and a Transportation Accountabil­ Weicker aides said the senator would not address job classifications that often Planning and Zoning commissions. ity Board that was established after the Mianus votes on (non-binding) Senate resolutions, you take bonus payments, over fouryears create inefficiencies, placing Scott is the secretary of of the board of directors of them with the same weight as a vote on final his attendance record on a vote-by-vote basis. In an Elsewhere, unions have taken River Bridge disaster. interview, the senator said the course of legislative companies at competitive m m um m the Windham Area Community Action Plan, which Scott has also repeatedly accused Prague of being passage of welfare reform. Obviously it’s far more even harder knocks disadvantages works on community development in the area. Since important if you’re there on welfare reform then for business and personal life events keep him and Hundreds of United Auto a one-issue candidate, referring to the Democrat’s other lawmakers from having perfect scores. he was 19, he has been employed by the Southern strong advocacy of tough drunken driving laws. a Senate resolution condemning the Soviet behavior Workers union members who Former EB general manager New England Telephone Co. and is currently the He also said he is “adamantly” opposed to in Afghanistan, and yet we rate them all the same,” "Yes, we have debates that we’ve got to make staged a walkout at the Colt Fritz G. Tovar who retired Sept company’s maintenance supervisor of the state legislation that would allow the early release of Dodd said. where we have to miss votes. Yes, we have kidney Firearms Division plants in Hart­ 30. has predicted that organized line-testing bureau in Meriden. prisoners, an issue he has frequently argued about Weicker, in an interview last week in his Senate stones in Bethesda where we have to miss votes. ford and West Hartford Jan. 24. labor will be obsolete in Ibe Scott, who lives with his wife, Kristine, on Johnson with his opponent. Scott said he believes the state office, echoed many of those sentiments as he Yes, I’ve got four young children, an emergency 1986, remain on striker. United States within about 20 Road in Columbia, also finds time to head Local 114 needs to provide taxpayers with a stronger defended his attendance record. occurs here and there ... life goes on,’’said Weicker. In a continuing strike, the years. He cited union work rules With 31-channel Take your choice of the Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers, commitment to building new prisons. United Marine Division of the as one of the biggest reasons. cable service of or order both! which has more than 600 members and is the second Prague said she is tired of Scott’s accusations and International Longshoreman’s e a c h e a c h largest local in the state. adds, “He should be looking at the critical issues.” Association in Connecticut has “To be efficient, you have to $16.25 monthly. He is also the coordinator of SNET’s Veterans In discussing the role government should play in been picketing since Feb. 16 have a team spirit.” he said Affairs Committee, and wears a silver POW/MIA "You have to have groups of the state, Scott said he believes in a partnership type because a coalition of oil compan­ ’ For first 2 service months P e r M on th* bracelet inscribed with the name of Lt. Norman of government that would pool the resources and ies has proposed cutting workers people together who help each *For first 2 service months. P e r M o n th ' Westwood Jr. of West Hartford, who has been wages by as much as 60 percent. other to produce a product, decisions of state and local government with those whether it’s in ship’ building or missing since 1970. Scott ordered the bracelet from of independent businesses and community groups. Zd & Conncctior^ The companies also want to TOORDER,CALL646-6400* IN NEWINGTON,CALL278-2126 the state and says he will continue to wear it until the The 8th Assembly District is composed of eliminate overtime pay. pen­ anything else. And you will see veteran returns to the United States. sions, and insurance plans, plus that all over the country — that Coventry. Columbia, Lebanon, Franklin and companies try to do away with Columbia Republican Town Chairman Bruce Bozrah. ^ — OPEN 7 DAYS — reduce the number of crew members assigned to lug’ boats. strict job classifications... 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D 649-5241 801 Parker Street Manchester, CT 06040 150 gal. minimum purchaaa Cox Coble 65 E. Cantor Streat Greater Hartford 649-8841 Manchastar, CT. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Oct. 17, 198B — 7 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 17, 1988 OPINION NA'nON The Race for the White House & WORLD Candidates warn of overconfidence Formula Payments subject of talk By Donna Cassata Jack The Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — The president of the World Anderson Jewish Congress meets with East German Michael Dukakis and George Bush cautioned needed to leader Erich Honecker today to discuss a against overconfidence in the presidential race as first-ever agreement for the communist the Democratic nominee, facing an uphill struggle, nation to compensate Jewish victims of Nazi promised victory on Election Day and the atrocities. Republican candidate vowed to stick to his Edgar M. Bronfman arrived in East Berlin campaign course. curb trash late Sunday. After being greeted by The vice president, buoyed by polls showing him government and Jewish leaders, he visited widening his lead over Dukakis, said Sunday that Did the KGB and a laid a wreath at Beriin’s Jewish his presidential transition team, headed by former cemetery. The cemetery, which has fallen into Navy Undersecretary Chase Untermeyer, is If recycling is the answer, or a major part of disrepair, is the iargest Jewish cemetery in already at work and that he will be ready to name the answer, to the problem of solid-waste Europe. his Cabinet quickly. disposal, some place must be found to dispose W SU RSD W fAH squelch talks In an interview with The Associated Press “ He has drawn up wiring diagrams, what we last week in Bonn, Bronfman said he expected should do if we win,” Bush said, ‘ "you have to hit the of the waste residue. agency Of THE ground running.” a final agreement would be announced during That does not necessarily mean that the But the GOP nominee, in his first news conference his visit on East German payments to Jewish Manchester landfill, where the tipping fees feperal cssrt' with Iranians? in more than two weeks, dismissed suggestions that victims of the Holocaust. are well below average, should be forced to he has already decided on the Cabinet members he would choose. accept large amounts of residue from the YOU. WASHINGTON — Tbe sealed records of the j Case ‘poisoned’ all “ I can’t let myself think about that ... I ’m not Iran-contra investigation suggest that a Soviet ^ recycling of trash from points outside of town. going to do something that dumb and shift gears,” But it is obvious that there are not enough KGB agent may have played a role in sabotaging , LOS ANGELES (AP) - The McMartin Bush told reporters in Denver where he said his landfills in the state to permit continued President Reagan’s secret overtures to Iran in i Pre-School molestation case was billed as tbe campaign will “ keep on with our original game 1985-86. The president sought to establish a ; nation’s largest when it was iaunched five dumping of solid waste without reducing its plan, keep working hard, keep traveling to key relationship with Iran’s Speaker of the Parliament | years ago with seven defendants and 41 volume by recycling. And it is also obvious states... keep moving forward.” Hashemi Rafsanjani who responded by sending his alleged young victims. “ All I know is to just drive down to the wire,” he that we cannot have complete recycling with nephew on a hush-hush mission to Washington in Now, the shrunken case is remarkable for said. zero residue. September 1986. its longevity and the bitterness it bas left Dukakis, encouraged by a warm reception from / AP photo AP photo Efforts to achieve more complete recycling The report states that the trusted nephew. All among those who have been touched by it. hometown supporters in Boston’s historic Faneuil Hashemi. told White House aides “ on a very secret The only remaining defendants are Hall, described himself as the campaign’s under­ BALCONY APPLAUSE — Democratic READY TO GO AS PRESIDENT — Vice should be continued, but some way must be presidential candidate Michael S. Duka­ President George Bush gestures at a provided for getting rid of what is left after basis” that KGB may have compromised the U S. Raymond Buckey, 30, and his mother, Peggy dog, but warned Republicans about toasting success approach to Tehran in May 1986. A U.S. delegation McMartin Buckey, 61, who taught at the now three weeks before the election. kis acknowledges applause from sup­ news conference in Denver Sunday recycling. Open Forum headed by ex-National Security Adviser Robert defunct Manhattan Beach preschool founded The GOP is “ already celebrating: they’re porters in the balcony Sunday during a where he said he’s ready to “hit the Manchester officials are understandably McFarlane, established contact with Mousen by Mrs. Buckey’s mother, Virginia McMartin. popping champagne corks in their penthouses,” the rally at Faneuil Hall in Boston. ground running” as president. disturbed because a recycling company Kangarlu in the Iranian prime minister’s office, The Buckeys face 65 charges of molestation Massachusetts governor said. “ But I ’ve got news located in Manchester may be sending to the for those Republicans: we’re going to be the ones Inauguration Day, and deflected questions about his never had to worry about a needed utilitiesand resurfacing of then flew to Tehran for exploratory talks. A and conspiracy, down from an original 115 of Columbia with 272 electoral votes — two more Who is qualified celebrating on Election Night.” presidential agenda. landfill residue from materials collected out defense issue and never had to Main Street, elimination of the “ memorandum of conversation” detailing counts. The alleged victims have dwindled to than the number needed for election. Hashemi’s secret discussions with the White House 11. Dukakis was campaigning today in four cities — “ I can tell you I ’ve been encouraged — certainly of town. negotialewitha foreigndignitary. bypass road and maintenance of The list comprised New York, California, to be president? reveals, “ He wanted to inform us that within “ The case has poisoned everyone who had Euclid, Dayton, Northland, and Columbus — in not one scintilla of overconfidence,” said Bush. The latest development in the dispute is a is qualified to serve as president ? two-way traffic on Main Street Ohio, a crucial state in the fight for Electoral In his Sunday appearance, Dukakis cast the Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachu­ To the Editor: The total extent of Gov. Dukakis’ during reconstruction. Kangarlu’s nptwork they have strong suspicions contact with it,” Superior Court Judge temporary court order forbidding the town College votes with 23. election as a battle between the work ethic of the setts, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mary­ knowledge of federal matters If you haven’t read Mr. Mar­ that there is a KGB agent, perhaps even one of the William Pounders declared last week. land, West Virginia, Iowa, Wisconsin, Oregon, from barring the company from disposing of Bush was touring a defense plant in Denver, middle class and the rich Republicans who support The Democrats would have us rests in what he has been able to low’s letter. I encourage you to do people who met with the McFarlane delegation in “ By that I mean every witness, every before traveling to Skokie, III., to visit a Holocaust Bush. Washington and Hawaii. the out-of-town residue at the town landfill. A believe that there is almost one learn in preparation for the so. If you have read it. you might Tehran.” litigant and every judicial officer. It’s a very Memorial. “ I believe in the value of work,” the Democratic “ It is not (accurate),” said Susan Estrich, hearing on a permanent order is set for Oct. chance in three that Sen. Quaylc debates. Such .shallow knowledge well read it once more. Hashemi wanted to establish a “ joint upsetting case.” Democratic vice presidential candidate Lloyd nominee said. “ (Bush) saw nothing, said nothing Dukakis campaign manager. “ We are not writing will become president through the of complex issues in no way Again, it’s time you told your committee” as the first link between the United 27. Bentsen was seeking votes in Texarkana, Texas, and did nothing while his Republican colleagues in off whole regions of the country.” demise of the president. A more prepares a person to assume the elected officialsthatthisproject is States and revolutionary Iran. Lt. Col. Oliver and La Jolla, Calif. Bush’s running mate, Dan the Congress used every trick in the book to keep the The state Department of Environmental reasonable probability is lessthan role of president. If elected the excessive and not in the best North, speaking for the White House, agreed that UNITA has new friends Quayle, was traveling to Flint, Mount Pleasant, minimum wage at poverty level.” In Vermont, Bush held a one-point lead over Protection takes the extrem e view that 10 percent. Of the five presidents probability that Michael Dukakis interest of Manchester. I repeat, such a committee was “ not a bad idea.” But he MAVINGA, Angola (AP) — With South Traverse City and Gaylord, Mich. Aides to the Democratic candidate denied a story Dukakis — 43 percent to 42 percent — in a telephone landfills are state resources to be used in the who did not finish out theirterms. will serve as pre.sideni is 100 from my “ Open Forum” letterof raised concerns about “ KGB efforts to penetrate African troops out of southern Angola, rebel On Sunday, Bush promised to follow his campaign in The Washington Post that said Dukakis would survey of 502 registered voters interviewed Oel. any relationships we might establish with the 6- 10. w ay the state sees as most effective to get rid two died of medical reasons and percent. Rather than worrying July 31, that as propo.sed, the Main leader Jonas Savimbi says bis UNITA strategy with the focus on Election Day — not concentrate his efforts on 17 states and the District government of Iran.... The problem is we have to of solid waste. Manchester, which had the one resigned from office. With the about an event that will, in all Street project is an unnecessary guerrillas face a tougher military struggle but medical advances and the likelihood, never occur, the con­ waste of money, set up (the committee) some place so that it won’t foresight to provide itself with a good landfill have gained support in the United States and younger ages of both candidates, cern of the American people be penetrated by tbe KGB. We are very concerned as well as the good fortune to be able to do so, Africa. it is not reasonable to assume should be whether or not Michael Al Lutz about communications links and the Soviets’ Guerrilla officers promise few prolonged Former spies feel Idnship with Bush should not accept that view. either will die of medical reasons Dukakis is qualified to be 9 Stephen St. ability to intercept them.” battles of the kind that UNITA and South in the next fouryears. It is equally president. Manrhester North brought up the KGB threat again later in African forces waged early this year in the WASHINGTON (AP) - George James E. Treher, a former FBI off on it.” Several present and former CIA But there is an obligation on the part of ail the discussions. The memo says this about the unreasonable to assume either siege of Cuito Cuanavale. Bush can count on solid backing Nov. 8 agent from Pittsburgh who worked in “ It was a tranquil operation,” officials praised Casey'for beefing up communities that can do so, including will be forced to resign from office Peter Molchan meeting; “ We are concerned. North pointed out. Angolan government units were temporar­ from the nation’s former spies, who counterintelligence, said he feared added L. A. Shirito, who now works for the agency and improving its analyti­ about Soviet penetration of the Iranian military Manchester, to make a contribution to the as a result of a scandal. This 106 Strawberry Lane War-torn rubble ily driven out of the southern town, they say. are making no secret of their support that Democrat Michael Dukakis, if . Union Carbide. “ I am a Bush admirer cal capabilities. cause of recycling. leaves us with only McKinley and Manchester and their intelligence apparatus. We don’t know i for the Republican candidate. elected, would put “ liberal restric­ from those days.” Robert M. Gates, the CIA deputy But, eight months later, UNITA is back in director, said Congress also has Kennedy, who died of assassina­ on the turnpike who they are, but we know there are some agents 1 defensive positions east of Cuito, awaiting an “ This is 99 percent Bush country,” tions” on the CIA. Despite his hands-off management At the very minimum, however, the stale tions in 1901 and 1963. respec­ working there.” said Henry Houkal, a former CIA He said that could result in the style. Bush formed some close ties at helped the agency by boosting its Main St. project enemy campaign. the agency, including one with Donald appropriations in the last decade. should protect the town from being the tively. Also, theu.se of the number To the Editor; Whether an undercover KGB operative blocked The departure otseveral thousand South official attending a two-day annual “ greatest disaster” in intelligence­ convention of the Association of gathering since the so-called Church Gregg, an ex-CIA man who has served Congressional review of the intelli­ dumping ground for a lot of outside rceyeling 17 i.s equally misleading since it is waste of money President Reagan’s efforts to re-establish ties with African soldiers seven weeks ago, as part of For over .50 years I have resided Iran cannot be proved. But it is assumed that the Former Intelligence Officers over the committee, the congressional investi­ as one of the vice president’s top gence process “ has given a growing revenue because it has set such a low the number of presidents who regional peace negotiations, “ has weakened number of members of Congress an one block off East Middle Turn­ KGB was doing all in its power to prevent any weekend. gation that revealed the CIA had tried foreign police advisers. dumping fee. served and not the number of To the Editor; our position,” Savimbi said in a recent idea of what we really do fora living.” terms. In other words. Roosevelt pike. The condition of this street is reconciliation between the United States and Iran. In the tightly knit intelligence to murder foreign leaders and desta­ Like others, Houkal said Bush will interview. bilize governments. Since the early 1980s, the analysts It may be difficult to develop a formula to was only counted once even By George, you’ve got it! purely disgraceful. The street isa Iran dominates the Persian Gulf, which has been community, former spies feel a probably “ leave the agency alone” if said, gathering and interpretation of limit the amount of out-of-town residue to a though he served a total of four After over two years of dia­ main traffic artery across town as described as the Western world’s jugular vein. Half kinship with Bush, who served as the Bush found the CIA reeling from the he moves to the White House. William information has improved. The Rea­ reasonable proportion of the overall burden terms. The total number of terms logue. George Marlow’s “ Open well as a bu.sy school traffic artery of the West’s oil travels through this strategic No fault trials offered CIA’s director for a year in 1976 in the committee’s revelations. Webster, a former FBI chief, was gan administration has invested was in fact 22. Thus the more Forum” letterof Sept. 28clarifies for three large schools. waterway. Ford administration. President The consensus among several ex­ appointed to head the agency after and to set a higher fee for it than the normal WASHINGTON (AP) — A major study of heavily in equipment to collect facts accurate number is two out of 22 the benefits vs. the costs of the The infrastructure is.sobadthat That is the reason Reagan tried to open a Jimmy Carter dismissed Bush after spies was that Bush boosted the William Casey, President Reagan’s and in training analysts. in-town fee. But that possibility should he libel laws today recommended sweeping not five out of 17. proposed Main Street project. storm water bubbles out of the dialogue with Rafsanjani, who was reported at the the Democrats regained the White agency’s morale in his short tenure by friend, died in May 1987. Among other things, the CIA has explored. changes designed to resolve disputes quickly Why then, you may ask. are the With the cost of off-Main Street centerof theroadduringandafter time to be the leader of the pregmatists. The hope House. going along with the recommenda­ One reason the former sleuths want sought more experienced analysts, through “ no fault” trials deciding the truth of tions of the professional staff and Democrats making such a big construciion at half the cost of rains. The curbs and walks, or was that Rafsanjani would replace Ayatollah The association does not formally to see Republicans remain in control expanded their training and tried to disputed statements. interfering little in their work. issue out of something that has on-Main Street reconstruction, lack of them, look like a war-torn Khomeini, end Iran’s diplomatic isolation and seek take stands on political issues, but it of the White House is their belief that improve their work by giving them No damages would be awarded in such Letters to the editor such a small chance of happen­ it’s time Main Street business rubble. Needless to say. the road a peaceful settlement of the Persian Gulf war. isn’t difficult to determine most Houkal that he was involved in a intelligence agencies have prospered more time to travel and take ing? The answer is actually quite owners took a real look at how the surface is so bad as to be When the McFarlane mission failed, the White trials. members’ allegiance. policy change and Bush “ just signed during the last eight years. sabbaticals. The Manehe.ster Herald welcomes nripinal letlens The changes were proposed by the simple. Theyareattemptingloscl propo.sed “ outdoor malKs)’’ will completely unsafe. House turned to Richard Secord, a retired Air to the editor. < Washington-based Annenberg Washington up a smokescreen to hide an even impact their business. I cannot believe that all this has Force general who previously had engaged in Program of Northwestern University in Letters .should be brief and to the point. They more alarming issue. If a man It’s not the cost of off-Main gone unnoticed by town officials, James Bond-type operations around the world. He Evanston, 111., after a study begun last winter should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. forease (Sen. Quayle) who has served at Street construction that hurts, it’s since the schools and police flew Belgian commandos into the Congo, helped the Duke met bottom line by 11 lawyers, judges, journalists and others, in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be the federal level for 12 years the unnecessary and permanent station are on the street. Central Intelligence Agency run its covert war in Pledge of Allegiance “ Libel suits tend to drag on interminably, signed with name, addre.ss and daytime telephone (including serving on the budget lossof a hundred existing, close-in Please see if this mess can be Laos and advised the Shah of Iran on how to build are enormously costly for both sides and very number (for verification). and armed forces committes) is parking spaces to a poorly put in order before all themarhles an air force. Secord had contacts at the have to be put into the new mall. seldom clearly resolve what ought to be the in balancing budgets The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the not qualified to be vice president, engineered bypass road offset subterranean level of diplomacy, including people how can anyone believe that a with several new faraway “ com­ with access to the Khomeini regime. heart of the matter: the truth or falsity of what written by socialists interests of brevity, clarity and taste. was published,” said the report of the Libel man (Gov. Dukakis) who has muter” parking lots. Irving L. Bayer He secretly opened a new back channel to Tehran BOSTON (AP) — Democratic presiden­ underlying economy continues to he Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester never served at the federal level, Mr. Marlow is on the mark in 219 Parker St. and arranged for the Iranian delegation, led by Reform Project. tial candidate Michael Dukakis has been among the strongest in the country.” BOSTON (AP) — Vice Presi­ forgotten, was the original pledge: “ I pledge allegiance to Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manchester 06040. never had to review a treaty. recommending installation of Manchester Rafsanjani’s nephew, to visit the White House. This 1 variously described as draconian and Bush, most recently in his Thursday dent George Bush has por­ my flag and to the republic for led North to write, “ Why Dick (Second) can do ! innovative in his fiscal policies as night debate with Dukakis, picked up on trayed Boston as a hotbed of Crime cited in crash left-wing intellectuals who which it stands: one nation, something in five minutes that the CIA cannot do in ; governor of Massachusetts, but-the record one small component of Dukakis’ package don't respect rituals like the indivisible, with liberty and twodaysisbeyond me...” ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — The plane suggests he met the bottom line in for balancing the fiscal 1988 budget. He accused Dukakis of raiding the state’s Pledge of Allegiance. But justice for all.” The covert relationship with Rafsanjani was crash that killed President Mohammed Zia balancing nine state budgets through good The final hope of Ellisville, Illinois times and bad. pension fund reserves of $27 million. scholars say the pledge was At the words “ my flag,” the disrupted by his radical enemies in Tehran who ul-Haq, the U.S. ambassador and 28 others Dukakis denied it. born here. students were instructed to torpedoed the arms-for-hostages negotiations and was not an accident, according to a Criticism lingers about how Dukakis turned a $360 million revenue shortfall into In fact, Dukakis tapped $27 million in What's more, the Baptist stretch out their right arms to ELLISVILLE, 111. — Throughout the ages wise supported. But she adds that the Ellisville budget is broke off the dialogue. Since then, Rafsanjani risen U.S.-Pakistani report. But officials said the pension funds he determined to be surplus minister generally credited the flag, similiar to the Nazi too small to tap; “ I did go to the town council once. to a position of influence in Iran as the Reagan exact cause may never be known. a $67 million surplus in the fiscal year that men and women have acclaimed the virtues of ended June 30. after meeting immediate state obligations with composing it was a salute. I asked them if they would give me $10 a month to administration had predicted he would. We have Pakistan air force Cmdr. Abbas Mirza, who public libraries. Francis Bacon said they are And doubts remain about whether the to the system of about $560 million in fiscal socialist. It was not until 1923 that the released a summary of the report Sunday, shrines for the works of saints, George Dawson pay for the lights. Naturally, they said no. That's reported In the past on his involvement in current $11.6 billion budget — Dukakis' 1988. More than half the $27 million went to “ Most people don’t know words “ my flag" were re­ said they are the diaries of the human race, and Tom how it is here anymore. There isn’t even $10 to Iranian-sponsored terrorism. He is no saint, but said the Aug. 17 crash of the Hercules C-130 10th as governor — will be in balance when a teachers’ pension account and the rest to anything about the history of placed by “ the flag of the Helen Myers, well, she says they can also be the spare." compared to Khomeini. Rafsanjani is more transport plane may have been caused by a fiscal 1989 ends next June. pay a general fund shortfall. the pledge ... and if you tell United States of America” out last promise of community. Tiede Thus, Myers makes so. And the Library of agreeable across the negotiating table. small explosion or the pilots may have been But even as those concerns leave the lips State GOP executive director Alexander them, they don’t want to of concern that immigrant Myers is the founder and only officer of the Congress should be so lucky. She hand prints her We reported in September that Rafsanjani has drugged or intentionally crashed the plane. mostly of a small Republican minority in Tennant urged the House back into session believe you,” said Louise children might think they were Ellisville Public Library, She says it is not exactly library cards, and she catalogs according to a 1-2-3 again opened indirect communications with the But the lack of a black box voice recorder the Legislature and find their way onto the last week, contending the fiscal 1989 Harris of Providence, R.I., pledging allegiance to their a shrine, but it does have something of a system. She aLso has begged 4,000 volumes from White House. No direct negotiations have occurred, and the inability to perform autopsies on the national scene in the rhetoric of Dukakis’ budget is as much as $1 billion out of who has written two books on native lands. resemblance to a diary. The library is housed in a sundry sources •— the bibliotheca features but messages have been exchanged through back bodies of the pilots is hampering investigators presidential opponent. Vice President balance. the subject. Thirty-one more years passed until “ under God” was one-room building that measures 12-by-16 feet, and everything from encyclopedias to “ The Life and channels. from concluding just what caused the plane to George Bush, non-partisan experts con­ Tennant based his assumption on the The Pledge of Allegiance inserted at the the behest of it may be the smallest repository of its kind in the Opera House." Time of Buckshot Smith.” go down, he said. tinue to show confidence in the Massachu­ slow rate of new revenue generated in the was surrounded by controv­ No more. Ellisville today is on the brink of The books are lined in neat rows on weathered Mlnl-editorlal The 365-page report ruled out mechanical setts economy and the governor’s man­ ersy and hucksterism after it President Dwight D. Eisen­ United States. first fiscal quarter. Revenues for the hower, who said that “ in this oblivion. The bank is closed, the doctor is gone, and shelves. They are also stacked In disarray in failure, said Mirza, who gave a 27-page agement of state finances. period were up only 1.2 percent over a year first appeared in a Boston That makes it about the right size to be the final A commission of historians and teachers way we shall constantly 300 in the population have fled. The two largest cardboard boxes. "Some people are bewildered by summary to reporters at a hastily called news “ There aren’t many financial analysts magazine. The Youth’s Com­ hope of Ellisville. There are only about 100 people reported recently that school curriculum doesn’t ago, while the state needs a 8.3 percent strengthen those spiritual churches have been shuttered, the Opera House it all." she admits, "but I can find anything. I had a that listen too closely to politicians; we’ve annual rate to balance the budget. But the panion, on Sept. 8, 1892. here who can read, and most of them often don’t contain enough history. Fifteen percent of students conference. The magazine had pioneered weapons which forever will be bother. Myers, a former schoolteacher, claims the has been given over to occasional square dancing, student once who came in to research Greek been (deceived) too many times by first quarter results were affected by a $68 do not take American history in high school and 50 them,” said bond analyst J. Anthony the sale of subscription “ pre­ our country’s most powerful library at least reminds them of the importance of and the largest business in town is now a Shelly mythology, and, as it happened, I gave him several percent do not study world history or Western million payout in corporate abatements resource in peace and war.” Pact to ensure aid Naylor, senior vice president with the New stemming from a tax break the Legisla­ miums,” such as school uni­ culture, and in this way, of the importance of service station. books on the subject. ’ ’ civlliazation. There is no excuse for that. No The original version of the York firm of Rodman ft Renshaw Inc. forms and silver tea services. municipal spirit and viability. What’s more, the only educational institution left Not that many students come in anymore. For WASHINGTON (AP) — A new military pact ture has now closed. amount of math or computers or all the other In a report this past week, the New York But it achieved its greatest pledge was unsigned. But once is the library. The school shut down in the 1970s. Greek mythology or anything else. Myers says between the United States and the Philippines The service is therefore crucial. Ellisville is classes designed to help students earn a living can bond rating service. Standard & Poor’s, The Dukakis administration contends commercial success, and its it had caught on, competing But the library keeps hours once a week. Myers there are only 140 people left In Ellisville today, and burled deep in the present difficulties of outback make up for Ignorance about one’s own civilization. is designed to ensure continued U.S. use of said it "expects the state to continue to revenues will rebound this year through a enduring legacy, with a drive claims to authorship quickly says the repository would have folded if it belonged business has suffered apace. She says a handful of America. The town used to be a prosperous A study of history teaches students to think about crucial Pacific air and naval bases while achieve sound financial results.” Earlier variety of new specialized tax increases, to put a flag in every school. emerged. One group pushed industrial and farming center, then it got caught in to the town, but It does not; she owns the books children continue to visit, and then there is Keith right and wrong and there is precious little of that boosting American aid to the Asian nation. this year, S&P gave Massachusetts its such as levying the sales tax on cigarettes; The flags were priced at for James B. Upham,aneditor the rural decline; now, as Myers puts it, the library personally and runs the facility as a public service. Sullivan, 84, who never seems to get enough going around today. In addition, the agreement would clear the second-highest bond rating, AA-plus, increased tax auditing practices and $3.30 to $13, depending on size. of The Youth’s Companion. is the one remaining bloom in an otherwise wilted Myers started tbe library in 1966. She says she Westerns. way for an even bigger multinational marking the state’s first upgrading since ending certain tax breaks. To help schools raise the The other favored the Rev. had always been interested in books and believed it Otherwise, the library is just open for a couple of money, the magazine provided Francis Bellamy, who had local bouquet. assistance package to the Philippines. 1984. Richard Manley, president of the would be good for the town. One of her neighbors hours every Saturday. Myers holds a reading class “ flag certificates” that pupils served as pastor of two Boston Ellisville was originated in the 1800s. There were Philippine Foreign Secretary Raul Another major bond rating agency, non-partisan Massachusetts Taxpayers flour mills here then, and coal mines, and, of donated the use of a building that had previously then. She says she learned to appreciate books by fUanrliPstrr HrraiJi Manglapus said the pact includes $481 inillion Moody’s Investors Service, said last could sell for 10 cents apiece. churches before joining the Alliance, is not so confident. The founda­ The magazine urged school- magazine’s staff. course, the farms. But the coal hnines were been used as a telephone exchange, and she listening to her mother read aloud, and now she’s in annual payments, other U.S. concessions, month when the commonwealth went to tion estimates a shortfall of $180 million to discouraged by river flooding in the 1920s, the last stocked the place initially with her own collection doing it herself. "Black Beauty” “ The Call of the Foundtd In 1881 an agreement on nuclear weapons and U.S. market with $250 million in long-term children to prepare to cele­ Harris and some other scho­ $220 million. However, Manley said that is lars say Upham was the of the flourmillsgave way inthe 1950s, and the of publications. Wild." "Oh,” she says, " I love ‘The Call of the PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Puhll.h«r backing for a bond program aimed at bonds that the state’s “ budgets for both brate the 400th anniversary of manageable If the administration demon­ Columbus’ voyage to America author. farms have more recently been injured by the Sbe says many people in Ellisville pitched in to Wild” ’ GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... !!!'..,. E d l^ reducing the Philippines’ $28 billion debt. fiscal 1988 and fiscal 1989 have been strates the same discipline it showed in DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... &*cutlv« Editor the next month, and even But two formal investiga­ economics and droughts of the 1980s. help. And she has relied on generosity ever since. The librarian says she reads to youngsters. But Manglapus and Secretary of State George balanced.” MARIE P. GRADY...... CHy EdHor fiscal 1988. published a suggested cerem­ tions — by the U.S. Flag Helen Myers is one of the few residents to witness People have given the lumber for the shelves and she would like to have adults attend as well. She ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOCloti EdNor Shultz were due to sign the pact today. It Moody’s, which also upgraded Massa­ The budget problems the state faced in ony, most involving a flag. Association in 1939 and by the the complete decline. There are only four people of the butane for tbe heating unit. They have also says that throughout the ages wise men and women covers use of the two largest U.S. bases chusetts’ rating to its second-highest level DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advorllting DIroctor the past fiscal year resulted mainly from Sandwiched between a pre­ Library of Congress in 1957 — her age (61) who were bom and have remained in provided money to fix the roof, as of late, and a few have known that books promote understanding, abroad - Clark Air Base and Subic Navy Base this year — the first such increase since JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... ButInoM Miraow 1975 — noted that the state has “ little unexpected changes in taxpayer behavior sidential proclamation and an concluded Bellamy was the town. She says Ellisville had 400 people at one sticks of furniture so browsers can sit down while and understanding promotes commonality, and SHELDON COHEN...... CompoilngMtaHISr — and several smaller installations. financial leeway” in balancing fiscal 1989. due to federal tax law changes, particu­ ode to Columbus, both long responsible. time — and there used to be a bank, a doctor, four they read. that is about all that keeps many rural Americans ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pranroom Mintgw FRANK J. MeSWEEGAN...... CIrcultllon DIrMtw But it said, “ Indicators suggest that the larly affecting capital gains. churches, a school, and, "really, we even had an Myers says she would be delighted to be tax going in troublesome times. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 17, 1988 — > 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Oct. 17, 1988

W IT OF THE WORLD FOCUS BUSINESS Most think economy stable Demand high for execs but remain wary of market NEW YORK (AP) — The demand for high level executives on a temporary basis is NEW YORK (AP) - A year governor. hard times” financially. Don’t shift all of your assets to kids increasing rapidly, according to John A. after Black Monday, Americans There was one apparent resid­ The true number likely is Thompson. are optimistic about the economy ual .effect of the market’s crash: higher because telephone sur­ DEAR BRUCE: I am as quickly as if they were spent for a be made a supervisor over the other. and their personal finances, but More than six in 10 said they were veys exclude the poorest house­ 59 and my husband is 65. nursing facility. Co-workers will believe that the Thompson is chairman of Interim are deeply wary of Wall Street, a being more cautious with their holds, the 7 percent without We are worth about This is a national problem, one that supervisor favors the worker that he Management Co. which supplies experienced Media General-Associated Press money now than a year ago. phones. sooner or later we will have to or she is involved with. Even if this is executives for short-term assignments. He says poll has found. The Dow Jones industrial aver­ $150,000, if you take into A third said their family address. It is absolutely immoral that not the case, the supervisor may bend that while temporaries who fill-in for secretaries Seventy-one percent of the 1,125 age dived 508 points on Oct. 19, account the value of our Smart Money finances were better off now people’s lifelong earnings can be over backwards not to show any and other clerical help have been used for years, adults in the national survey said 1987, after dropping 108 points the home, which is almost compared to a year ago, and 56 dissipated in a few months for favoritism and get him or herself in as the use of temporary executives is relatively they regard the stock market as a previous Friday. Stock losses paid for. Bruce Willlanris Kimberly Coughlins & Michael Kelley percent said their situation was We have been wres­ medical care they cannot really much trouble at home. risky investment, and a third saw amounted to $500 billion, but the afford. If the company is large enough so crash did not spark a recession, the same. Just 12 percent said tling for some time with Beauty salon joins chamber a good chance it will plummet they were doing worse. the idea of transferring that a transfer can be worked out, that Thompson says the need for these executives again in the next year or two. as had been feared. has grown because many firms need people with our property Into our DEAR BRUCE: What do you think would be the best thing to do. In the Scissor Works Family Hair Care, a beauty But three-quarters said the In the poll, 25 percent expected Seventy-three percent said children’s names. The about love relationships on the job? I event that it’s a small company and specialized talents or experience on a particular salon at 690 Hartford Road, has joined the crash had little or no effect on the nation’s economy to worsen they were saving for the future. idea is that if, at some future date, we dealing with, and I have no solution. I have always thought that it was not a not possible, my suggestion would be project or short-term assignment. Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. their lives, and only one in 10 said during the next few years. But But the market was not a for either one of you to consider have to enter a nursing home, our wish I did. good idea to monkey around at work. The salon is owned by Michael Kelley and their finances had worsened nearly as many said it would preferred choice for saving: looking for employment elsewhere. improve, and a 43 percent plural­ assets won’t be depleted. It is improper and possibly illegal, However, I think I’ve fallen for a Kimberly Coughlins. It employs six people and during the past' year. Even Seventy percent said they had no woman who works in the nursing Let’s face it, many a romance ity said they expected little money in stocks, and 71 percent What do you think of this scheme? depending on how you do it, to Innkeepers elect Antico has been in operation for seven years. I amoi g the wealthiest, seven in 10 We have mixed emotions since we’d impoverish yourself deliberately in home where I’m employed. I don’t begins at work because that is where felt little impact from the crash. change in the economy. saw the market as riskv. Victor Antico of specializes in permanents, haircuts, highlight­ like to keep the property in our names, know if there is a company policy many people meet. But two people In a The survey found a receptive There was even greater optim­ anticipation of heavy medical ex­ ing, facials and ultra nails. Among the wealthiest, those and, further, we are reluctant to take penses or nursing care. against this. love relationship working for the Manchester, owner audience for Republican presi­ ism about personal gains. Fifty- It is open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., making at least $50,000 annually, government money. However, we saw If it were me, I would, at least for If there is, which one of us should same company, in close proximity, of the Manchester dential nominee George Bush's five percent expected their fami­ PEOPLE Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesdays more than half had money in the give up the job? very often leads to problems. Village Motor Inn ly’s economic situation to our parents’ assets depleted in a very the time being, take my chances and theme of national prosperity, market. But even in this group, 71 T.N., and the Colonial Inn from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 9 improve in the short term, a third short time during a catastrophic keep my assets in my own name. with most expressing satisfaction percent said they regarded the ST. LOUIS in Vernon, was p.m. Fridays from 9a.m. to 8 p.m., and expected to hold steady and only 6 illness. Those assets are yours: You worked Bruce Williams, America’s top Situation comedy mom with their family’s income. stock market as risky. recently elected Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. percent expected to do worse. N.S., hard for them. If you were to put them radio talk host, is heard each week NEW Y O R K The vice president also was MILWAUKEE in your children’s names and one of DEAR T.N.: Most companies dis­ night on NBC stations. Write to president of the perceived as potentialiy the bet­ Fifty-seven percent said they Even though 29 percent had (AP) — Roseanne the children got into difficulty — went courage intraoffice romances for Williams in care of the Manchester Connecticut Hotel- ter economic manager than De­ were "doing all right" now and 9 stock investments, only 6 percent Barr, situation DEAR N.S.: I understand the through a costly divorce, for example obvious reasons. Problems could Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Motel Association. Business Inventories rise mocratic rival Michael Dukakis. percent rated themselves "well said the crash had a major comedy mom of emotions and the problems you are — you could see your assets disappear arise should one of the people involved 06040. Antico took over Half said they expected Bush to off.” A considerable 29 percent impact on their lives, and only 15 the 1980s, has WASHINGTON (AP) — Business inventories the helm of the handle the economy better, 34 said they were “just getting by” percent said it had a moderate taken the role a rose a brisk 0.8 percent in August, the 20th 20,000-room organi­ percent said the Massachusetts and 5 percent said they were "in impact, for a total of 21 percent. ’ long way from the consecutive monthly increase, while sales shot zation from S. days of a willowy up 1.1 percent, the government said today. Reader scorns tasteless plan Michael Burke of June Cleaver of The Commerce Department said inventoric.< the Summit Hotel in Small investors thrive despite crash "Leave It to held on shelves and backlots rose $2.2 billion to a D r. G ott Hartford. The state­ Beaver” or Laura seasonally adjusted $733.7 billion, while sales wide organization is NEW YORK (AP) - The 1970. index was off about 22 percent in Petrie of “ The soared $3.9billion to $487.7 billion. Peter Gott, M.D. for couple’s church wedding the trade associa­ average small investor has pros­ What cushioned small inves­ the fourth quarter, the small Dick Van Dyke The August gain in inventories followed a 0.7 tion of hotels, pered since last October’s market tors in the face of Black Monday investor’s portfolio declined by Show.” percent gain in July, revi.sed up from a previous motels, inns and debacle, continuing to reap gains was the fact that more than 68 just 4.9 percent before bouncing DEAR JANE: The problem “ I put in eight Victor Antico estimate of 0.3 percent, and a 0.8 percent DEAR resorts affilitated on assets not hurt by the crash, a percent of their money was bank this year. goes beyond providing an incen­ hours a day at the increase in June. The last decline was in ABBY; This with the American Hotel-Motel Association. magazine reported. invested in assets not directly According to the magazine, tive to adopt a homeless animal. factory, and then I Deeember 1986. concerns Roseanne Barr Antico came from Yonkers in 1977 to buy to During the past year, the affected by the plunge in stock money funds and certificates of "Making It Le- Pet owners should have their come home and Economists sometimes take rising inventories the 44-room motor inn in Manchester. His two average small investor's portfo­ prices. deposit represent 45.3 percent of gal,’’ the animals spayed or neutered to And you don’t do as a sign of economic weakness. Too many the average portfolio, while D ear Abby put in another eight hours. properties now total 76 rooms and Antico is lio has grown 12 percent to When Standard & Poor’s 500- Can patients w om an who prevent them from breeding NOTHIN’! ” she tells her husband, played by goods in reserve can lead to production cuts and stock index dropped 20.4 percent stocks make up about 28 percent. planning to build a 100-room Days Inn in $77,031, Money magazine said in had been living Abigail Van Buren indiscriminately. John Goodman, on the new ABC-TV program, layoffs at manufacturing plants. However, on Oct. 19,1987, the average small As stock prices fell, money funds Vernon. its current issue. That's well with her boy­ Every year an estimated 7.5 “ Rosanne.” analysts have not been worried over the past above the 9.1 percent annual investor lost only 6.6 percent. and CDs continued to yield 6 friend for 11 million dogs and cats are “ put to On the show, Ms. Barr plays a mother who Antico .served for eight years as a member year because the steady expansion of return that has averaged since Money said. And while the S&P percent to 8 percent a year. see records? sleep” (a gentle euphemism for years, had two works in a Midwestern plastics factory, then of the association’s board of directors and four inventories has been accompanied by strong children with "killed” ) because their owners sales. do not want to be bothered feeding comes home to slave over three children and years as chairman of its legislative committee. DEAR DR. GOTT: I was hospitalized for a major him and a third chastise her husband for doing the dishes once He has served on the executive committee as The August gain in sales was the ninth in a on the way. She said she had gown straining at the seams, and caring for them. How much depressive episode. Why is a patient not allowed to in three years. secretary, treasurer and vice president of the row. It followed a slight n. 1 percent rise in July always dreamed of a big church followed by Pappy with his more humane it would be to have see his or her own medical records? “ I want to do real revolutionary TV,” she association. and a strong 1.4 percent jump in .Iiinc wedding, butherfamily thoughta shotgun. It was a burlesque of the prevented their births. quiet, intimate wedding with rites of holy matrimony. It still is. said in an interview published Sunday in The DEAR READER; To begin with, you can force New York Times. “ I want to do a show for the your doctor or the hospital to release your records to familynd friends would be more Do you have the courage to print appropriate under the circum­ this? DEAR ABBY: This is a serious ’90s. I want to do a show that reflects how you. This may require the services of an attorney, people really live.” but it can be done, stances. You agreed with her PATTY IN PITTSBURGH matter that we cannot discuss family. with anyone here. My boyfriend What the show will not be, the 35-year-old Vineyards However, such a confrontation may not be in your BOLAND BROS., INC. Then you were bombered with DEAR PATTY: Yes, and it will (I’ll call him Jason) has never star said, is about people who are perfect or Since 1935 best interest. letters saying, "You were wrong probably please you to know that filed an income tax return. He’s solve problems in 22 minutes — “ Everything 1 Firm That H ob Stood The Teat of Time!” The information contained in medical records is — why shouldn’t she have the many other readers wrote to paid weekly in cash, and has hate about TV.” say 1988 "A kind of wedding she’s always berate me for my “ ultra-liberal” never reported this to either the ordinarily unintelligible to the average layman. • Fuel Oil • Automatic Delivery • 24 Hour Customer dreamed of?” So you flip-flopped. state or federal government. He These records are full of technical facts, medical flip-flop regarding who should be Carson gives some back Emergency Service • Radio Dispatched Trucks You blew it, Abby — you were is not rich, and did not intention­ good year words and abbreviations that usually make sense entitled to marry in a church. I • Ask About Our Discounts Offered only to another doctor. Even with resource right the first time! stand by my answer — the second ally mean to become a tax NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) — Johnny Carson, UCKY Lie material, you are unlikely to understand the total The sad fact is, we are living in one. evader; he just never bothered to back in Nebraska to watch Cornhusker By The Associated Press "Your Satisfaction Is the Boland’s Personal Promise" record. You may get bits and pieces, but you will a tasteless society. People accept file. This has been going on for football and dedicate a cancer center, said seven years, and although Jason miss a lot, and this could give you an incorrect invitations and don’t show up. DEAR ABBY: I don’t usually people who hit it rich have a moral obligation Connecticut winegrowers say Call 649-2947 perspective. Others fail to RSVP, then show up write letters, but I had to write would like to start filing (we’re to "give something back.” 1988 has been good to them, so thinking about marriage), we’re much so that some winegrowers Medical records are really not magic. They are a bringing extra guests! Also, this one. My husband and I went The entertainer who grew up in Norfolk afraid of the consequences. even found them.selves with more I technique by which doctors keep tabs on their there’s a new bit of comedy at the down to the Detroit Animal watched the University of Nebraska beat He is willing to pay what he grapes than they were prepared patients. They are shorthand notes that describe, in wedding dinner — the bride and Control the other day to check on Oklahoma State 63-42 at Lincoln on Saturday, groom grind wedding cake in a dog we adopted. While we were owes in back taxes, but he is then spoke at his hometown on Sunday during to handle. a unique language, what happens to people who are afraid of being sent to jail and/or each other’s faces. (Shades of the there, a lady came in with a the dedication of Lutheran Community “ It’s been a super year for not NEED SOME EXTRA sick or injured. having a criminai record. This Three Stooges!) beautiful little mongrel mutt that Hospital’s Carson Regional Radiation Center. having diseases becau.se it was so Also, they are the property of the doctor or has been on our consciences for a I don’t fault the clergy for appeared to obey her very well. ‘T v e always felt that if anyone is lucky dry,” said Bill Hopkins, owner of hospital, not of the patient. When a doctor releases long time, so please hurry your SPENDING MONEY? performing these farces in their She said she wanted to turn the enough to accumulate enough funds to live the Hopkins Vineyards, in New his records to a patient, the MD is showing advice. Preston. "It's probably the best churches. They probably hope dog in because it had chewed up better then you have a right to, then you have Newspaper routes available in your area... enormous respect and concern, as well as showing her shoe! They told her that they IN DEEP year we’ve had in four or five that some of their errant flock a moral obligation to give something back to the doctor’s very private mental process that are will return to the fold. But, if would probably have to put the years.” DEAR IN DEEP; Urge Jason the community or to the country or to the necessary for satisfactory diagnosis and treatment. sanctifying their marriage in the dog to sleep because they had all At Hopkins, the total tonnage of Earn money and prizes by The doctor is vulnerable when he releases records; the dogs they could handle, and to "fess up” to the IRS and PDQ! place that brought you up,” Carson said. grapes was down from other presence of God was what couples Carson, host of television’s “ Tonight Show,” vulnerable* because, in some cases, the information such as “ Making It Legal” have not enough people are adopting He can expect to be penalized for years, but quality was up, accord­ was the focal point of the ceremony in delivering the Manchester Herald may be incorrectly interpreted. in mind, they should confine their pets these days. his failure to file, but if he comes ing to the owner. forward voluntarily, he will be recognition of the $650,000 gift h3 made to the The medical records of a patient with an weddings to family members and Abby, that lady actually left the The Hopkins operation was in your neighborhood. treated better than if the IRS project in honor of his late parents, Mr. and emotional illness are particularly difficult for a intimate friends. dog there and walked out! The particularly helped by the small “ catches” him. Mrs. H.L. “ Kit” Carson. non-medical person to understand. In addition, I suspect that what they really poor little thing got a death amount of rainfall in September. Call today to get more details. rehashing this material will invariably produce a lot have in mind is showing off, and sentence for chewing up a shoe! Hopkins said. of pain and anguish, the antithesis of good medical garnering wedding gifts, such as When I see all those sad, Rust left stunned “ This year has been absolute 647-9946 care. Reviewing the record might unnecessarily they would have received had homeless animals in cages, heaven,” said Happy Smith, NEW YORK (AP) - Mathias Rust, the open up wounds and undo some therapy that the they done it right in the first pleading with their eyes for co-owner, with her husband, “ How to Bo Popular" la for evervone daredevil West German pilot who landed his Marble St...... all Main St...... 1-174 patient served has received. place. someone to take them home, I who fools loft out and wonts on Nick, of Stonington Vineyards in could just cry. Please print this. It Improvod social llfo. It's an oxcollont Cessna plane in Red Square last year, says the McCabe St all Grove...... 1-47 These “after-the-fact" wed­ Stonington. Stock Place...... all You would be better served by asking your doctor may be an incentive for someone puldo to bocomlng a bottor conversa­ moment he was sentenced to four years in a Ideal weather conditions were Pine HIM...... all dings are reminiscent of the old tionalist and a moro attractive person. No. Main St...... 397-496 East Center St...... 408-608 for a verbal summary of your depression. This way, vaudeville days when the big, to adopt a homeless animal. To order, send vour name and address, labor camp left him stunned. not the only reason for their plus check or money order for S2.R9 to; you can get the information you want and it can be boffo, hilarious skit consisted of JANE LA ROSE. Dear Abby, Popularity Booklet, P.O. Rust, 20, said that when his sentence was success, the Smiths said. Harlan St...... 15-83 Jefferson St...... all part of your ongoing treatment. the bulging bride, her white satin MICHIGAN Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 610S4. pronounced, it was “ like such a moment By covering their vines with Henry St..., 16-119 somebody took away the ground that you are netting, a practice other state Summit St...... 332-382 Kenwood Dr...... all standing on ... then you fall in a hole.” winemakers have also adopted, Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 An interview with Rust, who spoke broken birds were not a big problem this Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Union Place...... all Unicorn St...... 133-264 English, was shown Sunday on ABC-TV’s year, Mrs. Smith said. Lllley S t... all Main St..... 399-494 Reflecting on anniversary of market crash “ Incredible Sunday! ” The less than 2-year-old vine­ yard was severely damaged last Summit St...... 1-70 No. Main St. Rust flew his single-engine plane from Union St...... 13-91 year by birds and by an unex­ Wadsworth St...... all This week marks the speed of the computer trades of big nursing their wounds. Those who Finland to Moscow on May 28,1987, buzzing Huntington ...... all pected frost in May that des­ first anniversary of the accounts and house accounts of picked solid shares aren’t feeling any the Kremlin and touching down in Red Square Squire Village...... all troyed the Smiths’ first crop, she historic stock market brokerage firms. pain, because those shares have He was given an early release in August 1988. HIghwood Dr...... all said. Lydall St...... 1-73 DAILY! The inescapable conclusion is that crash of Oct 19, 1987. continued to pay, and are again at, Rust said his flight was a demonstration in Golway St...... all the stock market can be a very At the Haight Vineyards in Parker St...... 356-540 Can it happen again? Sylvia near or above their earlier levels. support of world peace and disarmament. The Kerry St...... all dangerous place. Which it is. Litchfield, the weather and Woodbridge St...... 287-357 Every day, hidden somewhere in our Yes. Must it happen For the same reason, don’t panic. If stunning flight through Soviet air defenses North St...... all Woodbridge St...... 408-489 “ People who want to get rich quick changes in technology and equip­ again? No. But we you’ve studied the financial reports of gained worldwide attention and led to a North School St...... 1-84 Porter should buy lottery tickets,” says Bill ment have helped produce the Tracy Dr...... all Ciassified Coiumns your iicense number should be much farther the companies you’ve bought and are shakeup in the country’s military command. Wood Lane...... all ahead in our prepara­ LeFavre of Advest in New York. He’s confident about them, don’t be “ best harvest since 1983, ” said Cushman Dr...... all Wayne Stitzer. general manager. Scott Dr...... 4-108 tions to prevent it. not advising heavy investments in the swayed by even violent market Alpine St...... all may appear. lottery, but underlining a primary Borrowing from the past Low humidity was a big con­ In the year since an swings. The companies that were American Legion Dr...... all Green R d ...... 204-330 overpubiicized and vol- rule of investing: return (yield) solid to begin with will continue to be tributor to the vineyard’s suc­ Armory St...... all NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Dwight cess, Stitzer said. Henry St...... 261-315 atile stock market plunged — the corporate managements can stay in directly corresponds to risk. And he so. What the market does is of Yoakum borrowed two things from the past. Haynes St...... all Princeton S t...... 167-190 The Haight Vineyards yield this Main St...... 285-378 market tumbled for about two weeks, place rather than feel the boot of a adds, “ Think of the stock market as a interest, but only of pressing interest Buck Owens and Owens’ rendition of “ Streets Tanner St...... 124-168 if your number appears... Take the ad to the with October 19 the wildest day — the takeover king. In short, they’ve made soap opera, not as a Broadway show.” when you choose to sell. year will be 55 to 60 tons of grape, Russell St...... all Wellesley...... all of Bakersfield” to boost his own career and Stitzer said. markets have instituted reforms. themselves less and less attractive, in Despite the reforms adopted by the relight the fire of Owen’s popularity. designated merchant and pick up your *25. But does all this mean you should "W e had to evaluate our whole Porter St...... 458-650 Washington S t...... all hope of preventing takeovers. markets, stocks may again plummet. Owens, whose own career had started to Wyllya St...... 1-90 The New York Stock Exchange will Wall Street insiders fear this debt. stay out? Not at all. What you must do But that should not be the concern of production plan because we got fade after great success in the 1960s with the more fruit than we expected,” he M ain...... 176-280 close after a 400-point dive of the Dow Many companies are on a razor’s instead is follow the rules: the investor who is looking for growth, Charter Oak St...... 141-348 hits "Act Naturally,” “ Under Your Spell said. Delmont...... 9-74 Jones Industrial average. The Chi­ edge. Anything more than a twitch in ■ Consider your stock purchases as income and security for a family. Gardner St...... 3-66 Holllater...... 3-74 Proof of your iicense piate is required and cago Mercantile Exchange will close the economy — a rise in short-term carefully as you would consider any Stocks well picked will provide Again” and “ Buckaroo,” stepped back into Other winegrowing operations Gardner St. West...... all the limelight with Yoakum at the younger in Connecticut include the DiGra- Highland St. Bond...... all after a more moderate shift based on interest rates, for instance, such as other major purchase. When you buy growth income and security. Sterling PI...... all a car, you don’t expect to sell it next singer’s insistence. Owens said a resurgence zia Vineyard in Brookfield Cen­ (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 presentation must be made within 7 days or a complicated formula. A Presiden­ might be brought on by a small The Oct. 19 crash accomplished one Sycamore Lane...... all tial commission has met and issued its economic downturn — would put them week. If through some miracle its benefit which has received little In the popularity of traditional country made ter, Bishop Farms Inc. in Che­ Ferguson Rd...... all shire, Crosswoods Vineyards in findings, including a suggestion thata in serious trouble. Any serious rise in value shoots through the roof, wonder­ attention. It has'reiqinded intelligent the time right. Bridge St...... all EIro...... all offer Is void. circuit-breaker system be instituted short-term interest rates could pre­ ful. But that’s not why you buy a car. observers that this break in the “ I’ve been out with Dwight on this summer North Stonington, Nutmeg Vine­ Portland St...... all Flow er...... all to allow the market loaded with panic cipitate a credit crunch. ■ Avoid tricky maneuvers. Puts upswing is as much a part of the tour and there ain’t no doubt about what,the yards in Coventry, St. Hillary’s in Avon St...... all E. Middle Tpk...... 0-162 and calls are exciting, but they’re for normal ups and downs of the stock people want to hear,” Owens said in a recent North Grosvernor Dale, and Litchfield St...... all Look for an ad similar to this: to "cool down.” Cambridge...... 14-100 Can these changes prevent a stock Add to this the “ junk bonds” floated the experts who are constantly in market as any other aspect. To me, interview. “ They want to hear it straight and Hamlet Hill Vineyards in Wetherell St...... 8-260 West Middle Tpke...... 15-107 market nose-dive? Of course not. All by those who would take over other touch with each other, dealing with for instance, it is a reminder of how they want to hear It country.” Pomfret. McCann St...... all Tours of the wineries are TODAY a LUCKY CT UCEN8E PLATE NUM­ these changes can do is help moderate companies and sell off their enormous amounts of money and the breaks of the early 1960 felt. I am Owens said country music had developed available at many of the vine­ BER 18 236 EVW. If thiB la y o u r pl«t« num bar. a steep fall in prices. subsidiaries. constantly moving that money around not complacent, but I’m grateful for such a pop sound that there was no room for brlngthlBBdloMr JoaOoa.atMr Marchant. yards, as are tastings and retail Companies would normally buy Add to this the trading in market very quickly. If you’re left behind, you the reminder. him until Yoakum and other performers of his 00 Ralall Piara. Manchaatar. CT to collact are crushed. In this day of wild takeover threats shops. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 your *25 You muat bring proof Thia offar la stock and sell debt when stock prices futures, though unlike a year ago, the genre took the stage. void In aavan daya. were low, points out Bob Stovall of stock exchanges and futures ex­ ■ Always be aware that return and and wild responses, careful monitor­ “ It seemed like people’s attitude was ‘How President George Washington risk are connected. Don’t put more in Stovall-21st Advisers. But, lately, changes now communicate. ing of the market is essential. And much Buck Owens can you stand? They’d had cast his first veto April 5, 1792. It many companies have bought stock at Then add the put and call options, speculative stocks than you can cautious study of the companies in Buck Owens since they can’t remember,” rejected % congressional mea­ iianrl|fBtpr Upralb high prices, going into debt to do so. which are the domain of the experts. comfortably afford to lose. Those who which you have invested your money Owens said. sure for apportlonlng.representa- took a flier 15 months ago are still is imperative. The rules have changed, so that And then on top of it all, add the tives among the states. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Oct. 17, 198B fflanrlirstrr Herald Crash Congress Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 X From page 1 SPORTS Monday, Oct. 17, 1988

Odoi, general manager of the negotiators said "whether the The bill covers not only lobby­ airline, said the aircraft had been conference gets back together at ing, but any communication done modified to reduce noise and was all again is very much up in the for pay to Influence government returned to service earlier this air.” decisions. Dodgers living year. On the other end of the priority It would prevent members of Airport director Raffaele Casa- list were bills ranging from Congress and senior staff grande said in a statement that 45 legislation designed to assist members, for one year after passengers and seven crew individual people, nominations of leaving office, from contacting members were aboard the Je­ federal Judges, water projects the legislative house in which a real fantasy tliner when it crashed at 12:31 affecting specific cities and they served. a.m. He said 24 injured people states and a plan to end the United were taken to four hospitals. States’ trusteeship over the west­ Bv Hal Bock They can do no wrong right now. Officials said two died iater. ern Pacific island nation of Reunion The Associated Press Some of the A’s, however, lovinelia said the cause of the Palau. remain unconvinced. crash was not been determined. Yet another bill that could From page 1 LOS ANGELES — Farewell to “I haven’t seen anything excep­ ANSA said the tower gave make it under the wire would Fantasyland, for now. tional out there from the permission for the piane to iand elevate the Veterans Administra­ The Oakland A’s, down 0-2 in a Dodgers,” said Dave Parker, and reported a visibility of 4,920 tion to Cabinet-level status. their son was getting married. World Series they were supposed who got the only three hits feet. It said the tower calied the The fate of each of them was up Her husband graduated with the to dominate, returned home Oakland managed against piane again when it didn’t re­ in the air as members, already in Class of 1935. today hoping to stop the bleeding Hershiser. spond. Moments later, it said, Washington for a week or two Sedzel Goodman, chairman of that began in the make-believe- Nope, nothing special. Just workers reported a fire at the end longer than they had hoped, the Class of 1938A, who along with world of Hollywood. wins, which is, afterall, the whole 0 of the runway. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald strive toward an adjournment other committee members spent The A’s lost Game I on a idea. If Oakland halts that trend, The last airline disaster in Italy that will let them go home and more than a year planning the ninth-inning home run by a guy they get to come back here next was the crash of the domestic SHARP SHOOTERS — Manchester from left, are Detective Sgt. Donald campaign for re-election. event, said the attendance from who almost needed a stretcher to weekend. Who knows what magic airline ATI turbo-prop near Lake Police Chief Robert D. Lannan, left, Wright, Sgt. Roy Abbie, Officer Dennis Senate Majority Leader Robert classmates this year was better get around the bases. And they they might find? Como that killed all 37 aboard awards five officers with trophies for Tetreault, Officer Donald Turner and C. Byrd, D-W.Va., told senators than any other. lost Game 2 on a shutout by a Oct. 15, 1987. The plane crashed All you need to know about the achieving perfect scores on the firing Detective Joe Morrissey. Officer Bruce on Friday that "I certainly would "I had to sit down and write pitcher never gives up runs way things went for the Dodgers moments after takeoff from hope we wouldn’t have to stay personal messages to each class­ anymore, pitches on three days in LA was to examine Sunday Linate Airport in Milan on a flight range, which allows them to enter the Tyler also was named a member of the beyond Wednesday. But nobody mate who didn’t respond after the rest and got as many hits by to West Germany. night’s third inning. department’s “300 Club.” The officers. club. can predict that.” first flier was sent,” Goodman himself as he gave the entire Hershiser. whobattedailof .129 The House returns from a long said. "It was a fairly lengthy Oakland lineup. c during the regular season, weekend on ’Tuesday with a process. And it was tough, Fictional heroes Jack Arm­ singled and then looked like Vince scheduled vote on legislation that because after all these years, you strong and Frank Merriwell have Coleman going from fir.st to third Nobel would require full disclosure of kind of lose the casual friendship nothing on real life stars Kirk on a hit by Steve Sax. Franklin Congress has mixed record credit card information to you had with most of your Gibson and Orel Hershiser. Stubbs, playing because Gibson From page 1 consumers. classmates and sometimes its It is as if some Hollywood script can’t, singled for the game’s first The bill, passed by the Senate difficult to write down the word s. ” writerdidn’t hear about theend of run and Mickey Hatcher bounced Patrick Flynn/Manctinter Herald last week, requires that banks, A survey conducted by the their strike and set about author­ a seeing eye hit through the approved drug for treating ac­ department stores and other reunion committee indicated that ing a baseball fantasy. Or per­ middle for a 2-0 lead. COMING THROUGH — -Manchester fullback Chip Driggs rushed for 149 yards and three TDs in leading thn T quired immune deficiency syn­ on environmental legislation companies that offer credit cards of the 157 living members of the haps the great Dodger in the sky Next Storm Davis made a Driggs is pulled down by an unidentified Windham Indians to a 34-16 victory. drome in the United States. tell consumers about annual fees, 207-member class,. 96 still live in that Tommy Lasorda always mistake, getting a pitch out over defender during Saturday’s game at Memorial Field "We are sUll harvesting the By David Goeller ground members to bring to­ duce emissions of chlorofluoro- interest rates, late fees and other Connecticut and 53 of those are talks about, considered the pros­ the plate to Mike Marshall, who fruits of what they determined The Associated Press gether environmentalist Henry carbons, the chemicals said to be information. Manchester residents. Goodman pects of a distinctly ordinary Los hit a three-run homer. almost 40 years ago,” said Folke Waxman, D-Calif., and chairman destroying the Earth’s vital ozone Currently, only a few states said about half of the graduates Angeles lineup against the power- ‘‘We’re doing everything Sjoqvist, a member of the Nobel WASHINGTON - The 100th John Dingell, D-Mich., who op­ layer. have laws requiring public disclo­ now living in Manchester at­ laden A’s. and sprinkled .some right,” Sax said. Assembly. Congress had a mixed record on posed Waxman’s plan to clean up The 1987 agreement was lar­ sure of such information before tended the reunion. magic dust over Chavez Ravine. That even goes for defense, The discoveries of Elion and the environment, failing to break auto emissions. gely the result of a worldwide consumers receive the cards. Fourteen classmates traveled Now what if we have Gibson once a major flaw. Two of MHS gridders reverse field Hitchings in the late 1940s led to a a decade-old impasse over While deadlocked on low-level diplomatic effort by the Reagan Rep. Fernand J. St Germain, from other states to attend the limp up to the plate on legs that Parker’s hits came leading off variety of drugs, like 6- strengthening the Clean Air Act air pollution, committees on both administration, which for nearly D-R.L, chairman of the House reunion, including three from ought to be in splints, fall behind innings. Each time, he was mercaptopurine in 1951 for leuke­ but moving ahead on a variety of^—sides^f the CapUoJwere raising eight years has fought Congress Banking Committee, called the California, one from Texas, three 0-2 in the count against the bc.st erased on crisply turned dniihlc Driggs and Moore lead way in win over Windtian mia. They also developed azathi- less...... divisive issues. their sights^with series of on many proposals to improve the measure “one of the most impor­ from Florida and another from relief pitcher in baseball and plays with Sax in the middle. oprine, which was for many years The plus list is headed by hearings on global warming, the domestic environment. tant and strongest credit disclo­ Ohio. The committee also disco­ recover to hit what might be the “It’s difficult with a condomi­ the only drug available to prevent legislation to improve the Endan­ greenhouse effect that scientists One exception was the joint sure acts that we have been able vered that five classmates are all most dramatic home run in World nium coming in on you. yelling Bv Jim TIernev Indiaii le.-id with 4:45 to go in the the rejection of transplanted gered Species Act, switch the say threatens the planet with work by the administration and to move through the Congress living in the same town: Ormond Series history? wild stuff.” the Dodger .second Mancher.ter Heroir) first (luarlor. Manchester look a organs. nation’s vehicles to alternative climate changes and rising sea Congress on the recently passed since the first truth-in-lending Beach in Florida. How would that play? ba.seman said. ’’But right now. 14-0 lend with 7: 51 left in the half Anotherbreakthrough in apply­ fuels and launch campaigns levels. bill to combat radon, the natu­ statute was passed 20 years ago.” Mary Camp of Glastonbury, And what if we have Hershi.scr we’re playing as good as we can. I/)oking to rcvof.Lc ilf (um iii when Moore burst up the middle ing their research came in 1977, against indoor pollution from Legislation was introduced in rally occurring gas that seeps Also pending is legislation who was busy comparing pictures start for the fifth time in nine And Ore] ■? He might just fly out of trend, Mnnche.stcr Higli \ m I from seven yards out for the TD. when the first effective drug was radon gas and to control increas­ both chambers to begin clamping into buildings and is described as providing first-ever restrictions of grandchildren with her friend postseason games, throw his here.” corned its Homecoming Duv The key point came when developed for treating herpes ing amounts of improperly di.s- down on the greenhouse gases second only to cigarette smoking on lobbying by former members and classmate Yvonne Jessick of second straight shutout and tic a "Five runs with Orel pitch­ crowd with a fine prrforni.-rnr r Windtim look the .second-half virus infections. The drug, acyc­ carded medical waste. that are trapping the sun’s heat in as a cause of lung cancer. of Congress, part of a general Ormand Beach, Fla., said she World Series hitting record that is ing?” Hatcher .said "The way Saturday afiernnon kickoff and marched to the Indian lovir, does not cure genital But gathering dust along with the atmosphere. More hearings The bill sets a long-term goal of tightening of federal rules didn’t recognize most of her 68 years old? he’s pitching, you give him two Spearheaded by the in.‘irl( 4-yard line. A facemask penally herpes, but it makes outbreaks of the clean air bill were proposals are planned for the 101st Con­ having indoor air as free of radon against influence peddling by top classmates. But she added that Do you think people would buy and it’s enough.” running of senior fullback Chip against Manchester gave the sores less severe and makes them to give the Environmental Pro­ gress, which will be looking to the concentrations as the air out­ government officials. she and Jessick have kept in touch that stuff? Were the A’s impressed’’ Driggs and the outside running of Whippets a 3rd-and-l from the heal faster. It can also suppress tection Agency more clout over new president to exercise leader­ doors. It would authorize $30 The legislation has passed both since graduation. “Arc you kidding?” said Dave “He's not overpowering ” said senior Vinnic Moore, Manchcslci Indian 4. Manchester sophomore flareups of the di.sease in some hazardous waste generated by ship against a global environmen­ million to help states set up radon houses of Congress in different “Fifty is pretty special.” Camp Henderson of the A's. ”I don't Carney Lansford, "hut hr'.‘ very built up a 34-0 lead cn route to ;i tackle Ken Bovee made a fine people. other federal agencies and to set tal threat. contol programs, require EPA to versions and a compromise will said. "Itonlycomesonceayearso know nothing about magic 1 good with what he has.” .34-16 win over Windham High in play slopping Windham on third In 1964, Black developed a beta ground rules for disposing of ash On another global issue, the survey schools for radon and have to be worked out before it I thought that I better come to this watch movies. I don't parlicipfitT “If you want to knnv who 1 Central Connecticut Conference down blocker drug called propranolol from growing numbers o^ munici­ Senate this year ratified the mandate standards for radon can win final approval and be sent one before it was too late to come in them.” think the best pitcher i.'.” I’arkcr East Division action at Memorial Now. the Whippets had to go on for use in the treatment of heart pal incinerators. international agreement to re­ abatement contractors. to Reagan. to the others.” Oh yeah? This man neverhearcl said, "it’s (Houslon’.‘1 Mike Field. fourth down aflerchcwing up 8:41 disease. Also left undone was one of the of Alfred Hitchcock. Scott.” Driggs no rarrie.L- for 149 off the clock in their 18-play drive. Physiologist Bengt Pernow, Reagan administration's more In the real world, people who Now we arc talking here about yards) scored three touehdnwn« Windham was stopped cold by the another member of the Nobel controversial land-use proposals can hardly walk don’t come off a guy who finished the regular including a 79-yarder and a Indian line and Manchester took Assembly, said Black’s work on to the 100th Congress, a plan to the bench and hit pinch home run.L season with a record .59 consecu­ 40-yarder. while Moore (12 ear oL’cr drugs to block the beta receptor allow petroleum development in Does Pollution Make You with two out in the ninth inning to tive scoreless innings and now. ries for 1.53 yards) added anothcf Both McLaughlin and Crudden “is the greatest breakthrough the Arctic National Wildlife turn ios.scs into victories. That pitching on short rest, has a now Indian TD. The 6-fnnt-2 210 knew that wasthecrilica) turning 7 when it comes to pharmaceuti­ Refuge. only happens in the movies — or streak of 19 1-3 in the poslsea.son. pound Driggs .seems to ha\-c point of the game. cals against heart illness since Environmentally, the 100th occasionally at Dodger Stadium He also is the first pitcher in found a home at fullback a “That was the difference in the the disovery of digitalis 200 years Congress began in January 1987 in the real world, pitchers nerd history to throw a shutout in both position he had never played game, no doubt about it.” ago." with a fiscal battle against the Concerned About four days rest, not three, and the playoffs and World Scries before this season. McI aughlin said. “We were in a Receptors are specific places to White House over the future of the don't shut out the other team "It’s unbelievable what he ha.^ "Chip Driggs is a quality similar situation that we’ve been which drugs and natural substan­ Clean Water Act, the law credited every time they go to the mound accompli.shed.” Lasorda .said. fullback.” Manchester Coach in before. It’s nice that we pul one He r t f o r d couR A N T. FEB 23.1988 , ____ ces attach themselves to produce with improving the quality of Water, water everywhere And they certainly don’t gel three "To continue that kind of pitching Jim McLaughlin said away and we held in a situation their effects. Propranolol acts on many of America’s waterways. hits in World Series games. Not for so long, under so much Windham Coach Brian Criid- where we started to revert to beta receptors on nerves leading A 1986 bill to give local Your den respected the play of Driggs but no one is keeping it c ean since somebody named Art Nehf pressure is unreal ” what we have beendoing before” to the heart and blocks the governments $18 billion through did it in 1924. anyway. Unreal? “We don’t have a player like that Crudden said. “That was the stimulating effect of adrenaline. 1994 to build waste water and ““"T rw rer Said No Blit these Dodgers seem to hr In Hollywood, nothing is fullback.” Crudden said. "That key to the game. If we converted In 1972, Black discovered a sewage treatment facilities had operating in the twilight zone. unreal. fullback (Driggs) was the differ­ there, it’s a whole different group of histamine receptors, a been pocket-vetoed as too costly ence in the game” hallgame. I thought we had a real W ater? ^ S T O L PRESS. JAN J l, I9 8 a '^ BOSTON GLOBE. APR 16. 1088 finding that led to the develop­ by President Reagan after the The win ended the Indians’ nicedrive. We just don’t have any ment of the drug cimetidine for 99th Congress adjourned. Good health requires good water. Stop Siiidy uuriLs three-game losing streak and experience.” worrying. Protect yourself and those you love. peptic ulcer. By huge majorities in both Complaints about of ilKTcaST'cl raised their record to 1-2 in the After Manchester took over. ’The three winners will share a chambers, the 100th quickly sent You can do something about it—right now— bad water spread CCC East and 2-3 overall. Wind­ Moore .scampered on second cash award of 2.5 million kronor, the same bill to the president, who inexpensively and effectively. |M»lliition ill ham remains winless for the year down )4 yards for a first down to or about $390,000, which they will was trying to cut the funding to Bring us your drinking water for a FREE PAWTUCKET |>i'i\aU‘ wll.s at 0-3 in the league and 0-5 overall the 21. Driggs then bulled his way receive at an awards ceremony $12 billion and vetoed the package The Whippets have lost 11 in a row through the left side and sped Dec. 10. ' a second time. INiTIAL IMPURITIES TEST. Ask about our EPA: City dating back to last year. Man­ down the sideline 79 yards for the The prize was approved by a Republicans deserted the $50 rebate for an in-depth independent wafer'terribb chester will be at Rockviilo High score. After junior quarterback majority vote of the institute’s White House in droves as the laboratory test if needed. Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Aris Leonard kicked the extra 50-member Nobel Assembly on House voted 401-26 and the Senate SALEM NEWS. APR 6. 1988 The Indians gained 338 yards on It’s our way of introducing you to the Pure point Manche.ster had a 21-0 lead Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Herald the recommendation of a five- 86-14 to override the second veto. Water distillation “Full Spectrum Solution’’— Acid rain effe^s wopeii the ground and 368 total. with 2:26 left in the third. member committee which stu­ There was a major element of On a 3rd-and-20 from the "He’s got a couple of legitimate NO COMPLETION — Manchester defensive back Bryan died hundreds of research briefs. pork-barrel in the outcome: ev­ highly recommended purification method is the across Bay state Windham 40-yard line. Driggs game-breakers.” Crudden .said of Normally about 250 researchers ery state and virtually every best system yet developed. burst through the right side and Slater (15) breaks up a pass intended for Windham’s are nominated for the prize each district was in line for a share of strode into the end zone for a 7-0 See MHS. page 1? Jason Parker during Saturday’s CCC East Division game year. the money. Hitchings received a bachelor’s While this fight occurred on the “The Water Pollution Solution” degree from the University of front lines, the struggle over the Washington in 1927, and a docto­ clean air bill took place in the ■ Enjoy fresh pure water anytime. The "Full Spectrum Solution rate from Harvard University in trenches, with neither the House To Water Pollution" is now available ■ Nature’s distillation East football has long road back 1933. nor Senate able to bring a purification method recommended more effective than filtering, He taught at Harvard from 1928 proposal to the floor for debate. conditioning, or reverse osmosis ■ Removes virtually all By Len Auster "This was a disgraceful perfor­ left in the first half. “We sent in a Tom Sheehan (14 carries, 89 to 1939 and was a senior instructor Led by Sen. George Mitchell, contaminants: pesticides, chemicals, radioactives, bacteria Manchester Herald yards) and Beaulieu (12carrie.s. 9 mance in terms of mental mis­ (pass) pattern and the wrong at Western Reserve University D-Maine, the Environment Com­ takes and mental errors and pattern was run. You need a 37 yards). from 1939 to 1942, when he joined mittee drafted an ambitious ■ Fresher, cleaner taste ■ More economical and convenient ■ Better than bottled water at a fraction of the cost ■ No Where to begin? miscues. absolutely a disgraceful calculator to count the mental It. however, couldn’t get in the Burroughs Wellcome Co., a phar­ package to attack urban smog, When you’re winless after five performance.” Facchini had a mistakes we made today,” Fac­ end zone. “We can’t make the maceutical firm. Wellcome Re­ acid rain and airborne toxic replacement pieces ■ Automatic refilling ■ Self-cleaning ■ Attractive Euro-styling appliance games, as East Catholic finds long chat with his team after the chini said. errors like we are,” Facchini search Laboratories is the re­ chemicals. The administration AP photo itself following its 14-6 loss to loss to the Academics, who won East scored its lone TD on a said. “The second half we looked search arm of Burroughs opposed major portions of it, and I Compact unit installs easily out-of-sight previously winless Hillhouse for the first time after three 50-yard bomb from QB Marc at what (Hillhouse) was doing Wellcome. the bill’s depth and breadth ___ ■ 20 years reliable performance TRIUMPHANT — Dodgers’ ace Orel Hershiser cele­ High of New Haven Saturday at setbacks and a 14-14 tie last Mangiafico to Joe Bums with 1:53 (defensively) and felt we could Hitchings became Burroughs brought it a wide variety of OlSTILLEO ■ Now used in 75 countries brates his 6-0 shutout win over the Oakland Athletics Carlin Field, there are obviously weekend with Shabazza High of to go in the first quarter. The move the ball. But every time Wellcome’s research director in industry foes. i worldwide Sunday in Game 2 of the World Series. a lot of problem areas to address. Newark, N.J. Eagles misfired on another long we’d have something backfire, a 1955. He also was a director of Mitchell spent much of 1988 First-year Eagle head coach “I told them as coaches we one on the series before the miscue. We killed ourselves. Burroughs Wellcome from 1968 to trying to unite diverse economic Leo Facchini said his first task have done everything possible in interception. Futrell, according "It’s frustrating because we’ve 1984. and regional interests but aban­ Laboratory and Performance Test Data Available was to review the films at home, terms of preparation mentally to Hillhouse Coach Tim Jennings, worked hard. They’re good kids He has held a number of doned efforts in early October, LRC Patriots rewrite script and then try to bring about some and physically and to have guys wasn’t looking for anything spe­ (but) I dor^’t have the answer.” academic posts including an saying there was a lack of will to Models on Display resolution. cial. “ (Futrell) is a good defen­ Where to begin? adjunct professorship at Duke go on the field and make the compromise among the environ­ "A-12" High Capacity Regardless, it’s not a pretty turnovers and miscues ••e made sive back. He just plays and when Hillhouse 0 14 0 0—14 University and a professorship at mental and industry lobbies. f / a u t Up to 12 gallons per day. with upset of Bengais (the opposition) shows who East Catholic 6 0 0 0— 6 situation — not when winning had today, nothing in the \ j rid is Brown University, 1968-80. On the House side, a clean air AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE CENTERS Scoring: been commonplace. East brought going to help us win. they’re going to throw to, we put EC- Burns SO-vd pass from Mongla- Elion has worked at Wellcome bill never came up for a vote in Chalk another one up for the a 16-game winning streakand two "We self destructed today, as him there.” (Ico (run foiled) Research Labs since 1944 and as a the Energy and Commerce Com­ Bv Howard Ulman H- Santos 1-vd run (pass foiled) Free Impurities Test Oct. 17th, 7-9 PM The Associated Press Bengais and erase the Patriots state championships into the 1988 we have every game this year. The Academics tied it on a H- Futrell 30-yd Interception return senior research chemist since mittee despite efforts by middle- from the playoff picture. season, but the fortunes of war 1-yard run by Antonio Santos (14 (AIvtn Smith run) 1950. She has been a scientist I’m convinced we could be 4-1 at Bring us your Bottled, Filter^, City or Well Drinking Water. FOXBORO, Mass. — It figured But as fast as you could say have changed radically. East is the least. (By) no means do I feel carries for 43 yards) to cap a emeritus at the laboratory since ‘‘interception. Patriots,” a heading in the opposite direction, we have a bad football team. But 59-yard. lO-play drive that was 1983. Distributed By: Appliance Distributors of Connecticut. 570 Tolland Street. East Hartford. CT 06106*203 528-3761 or 1-800-842-8624 CT Toll Free to be a mismatch, and for most of Statistics: Fifty safer years the game it was. phrase repeated over and over and no end in sight as it has to we’re not playing good football,’’ aided by one of the three 15-yard ECHS Hillhouse Elion also has been a research again Sunday, the underdogs prepare for All Connecticut Con­ facemask penalties called on the professor of pharmacology at SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - Cincinnati was the NFL’s only he added. 51 Offensive plays SO unbeaten team and had Boomer rewrote that script and penned ference foe Notre Dame Friday East turned the ball over five Eagles, and some sloppy 12 First downs 10 Duke University since 1983. A product credited with saving the punch line that, before the night at Quigley Stadium in West times, twice on fumbles — one tackling. She earned her bachelor’s many lives through use in auto E Z TE R M S VISA Esiason. the AFC’s top-rated 173 Yards rushing 135 quarterback, guiding the confer­ game, would have been a joke: Haven. "Like I said, there are no swiped out of the hands of Scott East, which saw a potential TD 69 Yards passing 16 degree from Hunter College in windshields recently celebrated • CASH New England 27, Cincinnati 21. soft touches on our schedule." pass dropped to end the first half, 242 Total yards its 50th anniversary. cA” 1 • MASTCR CARD ence’s most productive offense. Beaulieu by defensive hero Alan 151 1937 and a master’s degree from At fileMinO • VISA The Bengais were the ones who Facchini said. Futrell — and three times on went back to basic wishbone 2-12 Passing 2-8 Saflex polyvinyl butyra I (PVB) • MONTHLY RSrr. New England had just been New York University in 1941. 1 SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER | / | | routed by the league’s last were overmatched. And they The 33-year-old Facchini’s des­ interception. One of the intercep­ football in the second half. It 2 Interceptions 3 Black received a ChB, or a from Monsanto Co. was first used Ad? qqq't ■ OlSCOVf R CARO winless team and had gained were not laughing. cription of his team’s outing tions was turned into the game­ established the fullback in Adam 2 Fumbles lost 0 bachelor of surgery, and an MB, as a plastic interlayer to make Alibrio (4 carries for 30 yards) 3-45 Penalties OPEN DAILY: MON THURS T IL 9 • TUES WEO SAT TIL I • FNIOAT TIL I more yards this season than just mirrored the one following East’s winning TD by Futrell on a 7-52 or a bachelor of medicine, from virtually shatterproof car and See PATRIOTS, page 13 53-15 loss last Monday to Xavier. 30-yard return with 87 seconds and got some hard running from 2-26.5 Punting 3-18.7 University of St. Andrews. aircraft windshields in 1938. one AFC club. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Oct. 17, 1988 - 13 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 17, 1988 Locals back in the field at the llling Invitational NCAA looking Craig

■ ~ v ------;7- ,. . Out-of-towners took top place­ Scott Herman, Bennet 32nd; Rico Long River School in Prospect s r at UK program Guachione, Bennet 34th; Larry won the girts’ division in 13; 28.74. paces ’ II ments in all five races at Saturday’s 17th annual llling Norman, Bennet 37th; Michael Gage Pray of Cutler Junior High Russo, llling 40th; David Wade, in Mystic was boys’ runner-up in By Mike Embry V. Junior High Cross Country Invi­ and by providing false and tational held at the school. llling 42nd; Bill Young. llling 12:57.7 followed by James Carl­ The Associated Press misleading information to NCAA Windham’s Pete Rivera was 48th; Chris Spadaccini, Bennet son of the Slade School in 13; 01.2. investigators” 49ers the boys’ ninth grade winner with 49th; Montrell Brown, llling53rd; Tara Schetter of Litchfield Mid­ LEXINGTON, Ky. — College The university will have until a time of 11; 41.32 over the 2.2-mile John Bowes, llling 56th; Derrick dle School took second place in basketball’s winningest program Dec. 12 to formulate a written Bv Barry Wllner layout. Peter Ebrenkranza of Dembowski, Bennet 57th; Maxde the girls’ division in 14; 52.87 with is facing one of its biggest battles. response to all the allegations. The Associated Press Guilford was second in 12:12.95 Villers, llling 62nd; Chris Rizy, Kateri Walsh of Forest Park “ If violations of NCAA regula­ followed by Chris Sharpies and Bennet 69th; Ryan Leonard, Junior High in Springfield, Mass., The University of Kentucky tions are judged to have oc­ See Roger run. See Bo go. Chris Rose, both of South Windsor Bennet 79th; Dan Stoppelman, third in 14:54.37. was notified by the NCAA last curred, the institution must ac­ See the San Francisco 49ers tie High. Top local finisher was Rob llling 82nd; Mikal Odums. llling Mike Johnson was top local Friday that it found 17 new cept responsibility,” UK an N F L record with their 11th Bozio of llling in 17th place. 102nd; Matt Carlyon, Bennet finisher in the boys’ 6th and 7th allegations of wrongdoing, rang­ President David Roselle said at a straight road victory. And see Bo Illing’s Duffy McGee was 43rd in I03rd; Bill Pappas, llling 104th; grade race in 14th place in 13:59.2. ing from improper recruiting to news conference Saturday. "We Jackson return to Kansas City — the field of 62 finishers. and George Gates, filing 107. Other local finishers were; Step unethical conduct, bringing the will not jeopardize the institution where he is employed as a The girls’ ninth grade race Kim Stopper of Swift School in Sinatra, Bennet 18th; Jeffrey total to 18 against the school’s or its athletic program by doing baseball player — as a Los went to Christine Fielding of East Oakville took the girls’ 8th grade Czaja, llling 33rd; Carlos Cald­ famed basketball program that otherwise.” Angeles Raider. Hamton High in 14:33.99. Kristen race with a time of 13:54.7. Sara well, llling 46th; David Gallasso, has won 1.4,53 games in 85 James Park Jr., who heads the The 49ers beat the Los Angeles White of Pomeraug High in Bielitz of Sedgewick Middle llling 58th; Rob Rudenaur, llling seasons. university’s ongoing investiga­ Rams 24-21 Sunday and haven’t Southbury was second in 14:43.62 School in West Hartford was 68th; Andy Lezon, llling 72nd; The university was notified of tion, recommended to Roselle lost a road game since the followed by Jessica O’Connor of second in 14; 12.6 while Kimberly Kevin Schlosser, Bennet 81st; one allegation on July 2 — that that names mentioned in the opening week of la.st season. Ellington in 14:47.93. Illing’s Landry of Litchfield Middle James Perkins, llling 101st; and assistant coach Dwane Casey allegations not be released be­ Roger Craig led the way with his Andrea Reischerl was the top School was third in 14:26.2. Shira Peter Stred, llling 118th. sent $1,000 to the father of recruit cause of possible litigation. best pro game, rushing for 190 local finisher in 24th place in Springer of Bennet was the top Sue Conklin had the best effort Chris Mills. Casey has denied “ Some of the information in the yards and three touchdowns. 17:03.01 in the field of 45 runners. locai finisher in eighth place in for a local runner in the 6th and sending money and the Millses allegations and questions from Bo helped draw the bigge.st The eighth grade boys’ winner 15:18.6. 7th grade girls’ race in 34th place have denied receiving any. the NCAA may be inaccurate.” crowd in Chiefs’ history, 77.078. was Chad Johnson of Franklin in Other local finishers in the 8th in 16:20.08. Other local finishers Among the latest allegations, he said in a letter to Roselle. “ If rushed for 70 yards and scored a the time of 12; 14.76. Pedro Salas grade girls race were: Jenn were; Kelly Bragdon, llling 43rd; the NCAA said: any such information is inaccu­ TD as the Raiders took Kansas of Lincoln School of Meriden was Sullivan, Bennet 46th; Jessica Mandy Bell, llling 52nd; Cathy — A recruit was promised a rate, persons identified in the City 27-17. After his touchdown. second in 12:28.96 followed by Lawrence. Bennet 52nd; Faith Cantrell, llling 87th; Julie Smart, monthly allowance of $300 from official inquiry could possibly be AP photo Jackson to.ssed the ball high into Chris Essick of Henry James Blouin. Bennet 55th; Michelle llling 94th; Jill Parker. llling the time he signed a letter of defamed or placed in a false the stands. School of Simsbury aand Illing’s Erick.son. Rennet 60th; and liana 97th; Kendra Ammann, Bennet intent until leaving the school; an light.” SACKED — New York Giants’ line­ their NFL game Sunday at Giants “ Anytime you have the type of Bryce Poirot in fourth place. Herman. Bennet 73rd. There 101st; Alexa DeJoannis. llling automobile at the time of signing Asked how many people were a player who can .score a Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Herald backer Lawrence Taylor (56) sacks Stdium. The Giants won, 30-10. Bennet Junior High’s Dave Ro­ were 83 finishers. 111th; Tonya Lok, llling 112th; and opportunity for a different mentioned in the charges. Roselle Detroit quarterback Rusty Hilger during touchdown on every play or make AROUND THE BEND — Ming’s Rob Bozio leads a runner driquez was 17th in 13:41.72while Joe Murrati of Slade Middle Erin Ryan, Bennet 12Lst; and automobile when he leaves; and replied; “ I ’d guess more than a big play on every play, it’s got to from Cheshire during the ninth grade boys race Matt Laber of llling was 29th in School in New Britain won the Kelly Griffin, llling 122nd. financial support for his mother. 10.” have an influence on the team,” 13:51.47. boys’ 6th and 7th grade race in Deana Springer, a sixth grader ANDREA REISCHERL — An athlete "gave false and Basketball coach Eddie Sutton Coach Mike Shanahan said. Saturday. Bozio was the top local finisher in 17th place. Other local fini.shers were; 12:51.5 while Leslie Almeida of at the Martin School, was 64th. . . . 24th in 9th grade race misleading information to uni­ said he was relieved that the Broncos 30, Falcons 14: Denver versity and NCAA enforcement allegations had been received Giants roar against the Lions lost John Elway to a sprained staff” and “the university vio­ “ I have told many people that right knee and ankle, but the lated NCAA rules by certifying we have, in effect, been on By Tom Conovon think there is anybody who rushes was a pretty hot meeting” injuries were not as severe as Eagle hooters the student-athlete’s eligibility probation since April” Sutton The Associated Press belter” The Giants made sure the Lions first thought. And Gary Kubiak for competition." said in a relea.se from the sports Hilger. who signed with the didn’t beat them opening the third replaced him to throw a 68-yard — The basketball staff "acted information office. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Lions two weeks ago and got the quarter with a 64-yard, five-pl.'iy TD pass to Steve Sewell as the contrary to NCAA principles of “ We have already been pun­ You didn’t think the New York starting job when Chuck Long drive that ended with Simms Broncos, 4-3, won their third ethical conduct by demons! rating ished a great deal, and I hope now Giants had the worst defense in injured a knee last week, was hitting wide receiver Stephen straight game to tie the Seahawk.^ recover nicely a knowing and willful failure to to be able to re.soive this situation sacked seven times by the Giants for the AFC West lead. the NFL. did you? Baker on a 51-yard scoring pass comply with NCAA regulations and get on with life,” The Detroit Lions certainly defense, which came into the play, the longest scoring pass for Saints 20, Seahawks 19: Dav(' WEST HARTFORD - The don’t, not after what happened game giving up a league-high the Giants this year. Waymer scored the first lou East Catholic High defense, Sunday in Giants Stadium. average of .391.2 yards per game. chown of his nine-year career, With the Giants’ defense back­ pierced forfour goals in itsouting H.S. Roundup The Giants limited the Lions to He completed just 9 of 28 pas.ses picking up Gene Atkins’ block of a ing the Lions up on the next three with Xavier, tightened up consid­ Lafleur power-play goal 113 total yards — including 13 in for 1,30 yards, including an O-for-7 field goal and romping 58 yard? possessions, New’ York started its erably Saturday afternoon as the the second half after an emotional streak in the third quarter when The Saints won for the ninth next three drives at its own 40, Ihb Eagles blaiiked Northwest Ca­ speech by veteran linebaeker New York limited Detroit to straight time on the road and look Detroit 49 and the Lions’ 38. tholic. 1-0. in non-confercncc Cross Country special for the Rangers Harry Carson — and got a minus 19 total yards. over sole pos.session of the NFC’ respectively. Allegre ended each boys’ soccer action. touchdown pass from Phil Simms The third quarter was the West lead at 6-1. with a field goal for a 2,3-10 lead The win lifts East to .1-3-1 MHS, EC fare well and three Raul Allegre field goals difference in the game. Detroit It was the first blocked field By Ken Rappoport and Joe Morris capped the overall while Northwest dips to in a third-quarter blitz that ran 16 plays and did not gain a goal returned for a touchdown PROVIDENCE. R I. - The The Associated Press scoring with an 8-yard touchdown again.sl the Seahawks in their 2-4-2 with the loss. East has a Manchester High boys’ and East NHL Roundup carried them to a .30-10 victory It first down, while a motivated group of Giants scored on each of run with 1:56 to play. 13-year history. critical All Connecticut Confer­ Catholic girls’ cross country It isn’t every day that a Hail of was the sixth straight loss for their four possessions after Car- “ Contrary to what people have Norm Johnson kicked four field ence clash today at 3:45 p.m. teams fared very well in the Fam er scores a goal in the NHL. Detroit. 1-6. Overall, the Rangers converted son. a 13-year veteran, delivered been saying about us. we are a goals for Seattle and rookies when it visits St. Jo.seph’s in a Brown Invitational Saturday. Sunday night was doubly spe­ The victory, in what obviously two of seven power play goals as a tirade at halftime with New good defen.se” Hill said. ” A lot of Kelly Stouffer and Brian Blades makeup clash in Trumbull. The Manchester placed fifth out of 12 cial for the New York Rangers. was the best performance of the they won their fir.sl game at York trailing 10-7. people have been writing nega­ sparkled. Stouffer. in his third teams currently share first place teams in the ehampion.ship race becau.se Guy Lafleur did it on the season for the much-maligned Madison Square Garden lh'.‘ “ I don’t have anything to say” tive things about us and writing start sinee replacing the injured in the ACC. each 3-1. with 146 points in an extremely power play. Thai’s something and No. 28-ranked Giants de year. Carson said after the game. “ 1 us off. We just have to find it Dave Krieg. completed 27 of 46 Dan Callahan provided the only competitive race. that hasn’t happened every day fen.se. moved the 4-3 Giants into a don’t want people taking what I within our.selves to play well and passes for 370 yards and one Eagle goal against Northwest “ We ran against our toughe.'-t as far as the Rangers arc first-place tie with Phoenix and and goalie Jim Tauras stopped a Oilers 3, Jets 3 said the wrong way. We play we did today. Now' we have to play touchdown, with one inlereep competition yet and the hoys did a concerned, either. Washington in the NFC East Mark Messier scored a power these guys again in two weeks” well for the rest of the year” tion. penalty shot to highlight matters great job.” Manche.ster Coach “ Thank goodness we finally got “ 1 don’t know what they did the Callahan tallied with .itisl over play goal with just 51 second.' Accorcting to teammates. Car- The Giants offen.se also played Dolphins 31, Chargers 28; Dan George Suitor said. “ We had the a power-play goal” New York's last few weeks to acquire that three minutes left He took a pass gone in the third period, then thi’ son told the coaches to leave the well and finished with 402 total Marino had his first big produc fortune to run against Xavier who Brian Mullen said following a .3-2 ranking . . but there is no way in from Nick Camposen and blasted game turned into a goaltenders’ defensive meeting, kicked a chair yards. Simms completed 2.3 of ,32 lion of the season, throwing for showed they are the best team in victory over the Vancouver Ca­ hell they are the 28th ranked a 15-yard grounder inside the far battle as Edmonton and Winnipeg or two and uttered a series of passes for 320 yards, including a 329 yards in hitting 26 of 45 passes the East. We are improving and nucks that included two power- defen.se in this league” quarter­ post for his third goal of the played to a tie. expletives at his teammates. 6-yard touchdown pass to Mark The host Dolphins. 4-3. won their looking forward to the slate play goals for the Rangers — back Rusty Hilger said after campaign C raig Simpson and Greg “ There was some steam com­ Bavaro early in the .second third in a row by rallying from*a meets” including the first for Lafieur in a making bis first start for tbe Tauras made .seven stops in­ Adams also scored for Edmon ing from under the meeting room quarter that gave New York a 7-0. 28-17 fourth-quarter defieit to Xavier High of Middletown won Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Ranger uniform. Lions. “ They rush as good u)) cluding one on a penalty kick in ton. Simpson on the power pla\-. door.” safely Kenny Hill said ” ll lead. hand San Diego, 2-5, its third with .59 points while SI. Raphael’t Lafleur’s first-period goal was front as anybody, and I don’t the first half. He was caught nut of EYEING THE PUCK — Hartford’s Dean Evason is on the balance while Hartford’s Jody Hull, right, views the Dale Hawerchuk. Jim Kyle and con.seeulive loss. (R.I.) was runner-up with 67 the first power-play score for position with an Eagle fullback. ice as he eyes the puck during Saturday’s game at the action. Thomas Steen seored for Win­ Browns 19. Eagles 3; Randall points. Tottenville (N Y.) war New York after the Rangers had Coach Tom Malin wasn’t sure Civic Center. Chicago’s Mike Eagles tries to regain his nipeg with Steen's coming on the Cunningham, coming off the best third with 124 points while Bishop come up dry on 25 previous whom, caught it before it went power play. game of his career, was sacked Feehan (Mass.) took fourth with attempts. Lafleur also had an Jets and Bills in pivotal clash over the goal line. But it was the performances of nine times by the ferocious 126 points. The Indians were the assist, also on the power play, as Northwest's Brian Tierney di­ the goaltenders that kept the Cleveland pass rush, Philadel second Connecticut fini.sher. he made his first points for the Smith is stronger against the run all over the league.” he said. rected the penalty kick at Tauras game tied. Grant Fuhr stopped 22 Bv Barry Wllner phia got past the Browns’ 40 only Indians seniors Todd Liscomh Rangers. and Buffalo ranks just 24lh in "W e’ve got to adjust to new guys “ It was a good play by the Whalers productive against Chicago shots for the Oilers, while Alain The Associated Press once, and Craig Hempstead ran strong Lafleur, voted into the Hall of pass defcn.se. That ranking is not every week. Conlan, Bennett. Don Stroek. the Browns’ fourlli fullback, otherwise they're up races taking ninth and 14lh Chevrier. making his fir.sl .start at Fam e over the summer, joined home for Winnipeg, made 34 EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J - the fault of the front seven, led by Smith are all real good. It will be a quarterback this year, passed for 1-0.’ ’ Malin said. Malin was respectively. Li.scomb’s time was HARTFORD (AP) - Early in around. “ taking bad penalties and a lot of “ We got mueh more consistent iii the Rangers this year in an Call it a tale of two secondaries. All-Pro end Bruce Smith and challenge to pick them up. But if two touchdowns, made his first plea.sed by his team’s defensi\'o 15:29 for the 3.1-mile course while the year, several NHL clubs have “ The key was we kept up the undisciplined play. saves. the second and third period.” attempt to rekindle his career. The Buffalo Bills and New York .standout linebackers Cornelius these guys have the right ap­ start since 198.3 and threw’ Iw’o play. “ The fullbacks came hack Hempstead was caught in 1.5:49 been scoring their share of goals. same pace and never got frus­ "Our goaltending was exrop Steve Larmer. who had two of Gordie Howe is the only other Jets meet tonight in an AFC East Bennett and Shane Conlan. proach, I ’m not worried” second-half touchdown passes. afterthc Xavier (4-Oloss) gam e.” Zack Allaire and Dave Ghabrial After ringing up a season-high trated.” said Hartford defense- tional in the first period but it Chicago’s five scores, gave the Nordiques 5, Sabres 3 Hall of Famer in NHL history to game that is as pivotal as any “ We have to be very disciplined He’s not worried becau.se he is Packers 34. Vikings 14: At He cited the play of Jason secured 31sl and 33rd followed by in a 7-5 win over Chicago man Ulf Samuelsson who scored wasn’t good enough in terms of Blaekhawks a 1-0 lead but the Third-period goals by rookies score a goal. could be in the .seventh week of against them.” Bills .safely Mark not facing the most formidable Minneapolis, the Packers won Buechler. who effectively Rick Eaton in 59th, Dave Hoa- Saturday, the Hartford Whalers a goal and had three assists. "It overall team play,” said Keenan Whalers came storming back by David Lalta and liro Jarvi In other games, it was Edmon­ the N F L season. The Bills are 5-1. Kelso said. “ They have a lot of defen.sive baekfield around Cor- their second in a row after five marked Northwest’s Mike Sand­ gland and Mark Todd finished came close to matching their was a little more wide open than “ Discipline is the only way to connecting on four of their first snapped a 3-3 tie, leading Quebec ton 3, Winnipeg 3: Quebec 5. ]>/2 games ahead of the Jets. looks. I ’ll have to keep good vision nerbacks Derrick Burrougbs and .straight los.ses. Don Majkow’ski ers. who came into the game with 63rd and 6,5th, respectively. output of nine in four previous what we’re accustomed to in the describe it.” five shots in the second period en over Buffalo. Buffalo 3 and Boston 10. Chicago If New York is to stay in the on all of them. Nate Odomes are inconsistent passed for 24,3 yards. Max Zende 19 goals. Ron Cote and Mike “Todd Liscomb and Craig games. Adams Division but it’s nice to Hartford took advantage of route to a 5-3 lead. The Nordiques dominated the 3 . division race, it will neecl to beat “ The key is to put pressure on and the safeties are not quick. jas tied a eluh record with four Raffin also played well defen­ Hempstead showed they can run “ A game like this will get our see the guys who are supposed to Chicago’s sloppy play in the Paul MacDermid, Ray Fer­ Lafleiir’s first goal since the final period, with Latta scoring Buffalo. To do so. the Jets must (Jets quarterback Ken) O’Brien. field goals and Tim Harris sively for East. with the best.” Suitor added. offense back on track,” said score get their goals." second period to gain control. raro, Carey Wilson were joined 1984 season came at 7:22 of the the game-winner at 7:48 during a get the kind of performance from He has very good placement with Jim Kelly O’Brien’s counter­ recorded a .safety, blocked a punt East outshot Northwest. 27-9. In the junior varsity race. Whaler Captain Ron Francis who The offense. boosted by a 3-for-6 “ We didn’t get frustrated and by Francis and Samuelsson in the first period, when he was set up 3-on-l. their inexperienced secondary the ball, but he’ll hold the ball too part with the Bills, picked apart for a touchdown and had two “ We’re struggling a little bit William Rivera finished 34th scored two goals and alsohad two effort on the power play, helped we could have the way Pang scoring. John Anderson also by Marcel Dionne. It was La­ that was provided in the team’s long sometimes” Indianapolis’ secondary last sacks. finishing off again” Malin said while Jon Lutinand MikeLenihan assists. lift the Whalers to their second played in the first period,” said Bruins 10, Blaekhawks 3 week. Against the Jets, he faces tallied while Kevin Dineen and fleur’s first NHL goal since he four-game unbeaten streak. They O’Brien knows he will be tested Colts 35, Bugs 31: Vinny Testa- East Cothollc 0 1—1 were ,53rd and 58th. respectively. Hartford, however, had diffi­ straight win. Hartford has done a Francis. “ We kept playing at a Cam Neely notched his sixth Scoatt Young notched two assists .scored on Oct. 25. 1984 against do not need a repeat of their last by the line and linebackers and two rookies — cornerback James verde led a stirring Buccaneers Northwest Catholic 0 0—0 P.J. Keever and Doug Gaskill culty in the opening period. quick turn after opening with strong pace and it was just a career NHL hat trick and added Scorlno: EC- Callahon apiece.Besides Larmer, Mike Bob Sauve of the Buffalo Sabres effort in a 36-19 loss at Cincinnati. probably won’t have tight end Hasty and safety Erik McMillan comeback in the fourth quarter were 99th and 102nd, Blackhawk goaltender Darren three straight defeats and being matter of time. four assi.sts to help Boston beat Saves; EC- Touros 7; NW John Eagles. Dan 'Vincelette and Rick and the 519th of his career. The Bills, meanwhile, shored Mickey Shuler, who has a neck — Bobby Humphery. a converted that fell short at Indianapolis. Griffith 15. The East Catholic girls, run­ Pang stopped-16 shots and nursed outscored 14-5. "A t times, the game was a little Chicago. The .seven-point perfor­ ■Vaive scored for Chicago. Lafleur’s assi.st. also his first up their .secondary by acquiring injury. He also knows that “ if I receiver in his first .season as a Testaverde passed for 202 of his ning without sophomore All- a 1-0 lead before the Whalers Chicago Coach Mike Keenan wide open but I think it was one of mance tied a team record shared Hartford’s next game is Wed- since 1984 and 729th of his career, veteran safety l^eonard Smith gel the time, we can get it done.” starter, and Rich Miano also a career-high 469 yards in that Stater Nancy Byrne due to a shin erupted for five goals in the felt his club’s poor defensive our best defensive games,” said by Bobby Orr. Phil Esposito and ne.sday against the Montreal came later in the period to help from Phoenix last month. But “ There are good pass rushers regular for the first lime period, hitting Bruce Hill for a splint injury, ran well to finish second period to turn the game performance was the result of Girls Soccer Hartford Coach Larry Pleau. Canadians at the Forum the Rangers take a 2-0 lead. Barry Pederson. 16-yard score. Don Smith and fifth in the girls’ championship Lars Tate had short scoring runs, race with 144 points. Tottenville Coventry tied up but the Colts, 2-5. held on. (N.Y.) was first with 42 points COVENTRY - It was two Eric Dickerson ru.shed for two followed by St. Bernard’s of L.A. aware toughest part yet to come games in one as Coventry High Patriots touchdowns and Eugene Daniel Uncasville with 62. Rockville Giants, Chargers came back todeadlock Old Lyme. returned an intercepted pass 41 High was fourth with 129. * 1-1. Saturday afternoon in non­ Bv John Nodel a 2-0 lead in the Series eventually first baseman Franklin Stubbs, From page 11 yards for another TD for Eagle senior Noel Feehan ran a right knee kept the hero of Game 1 conference girls’ soccer action. The Associated Press lost, including the Boston Red Sox who drove in the Dodgers’ first Indianapolis. fine race taking 17th with a time on the sidelines. The Patriotsarenow6-3-1 while in 1986 (losers to the New York run in the third with a single and 6-0 record came in 1975. New Redskins 33. Cardinals 17; Mark of 20:04 for the 3.1-mile course. Gibson wasn’t needed to pro­ cop midget outings “ Everything went wrong.” Cin­ Esiason said, “ I don’t care how Old Lyme is 2-4-2. Coventry was LOS ANGELES — Not even the Mets) and the Cardinals in 1985 later scored on Mike Marshall’s England hoped to rebound from Rypien continued his sizzling Senior Sarah Thiery also ran a vide late-inning heroics Sunday cinnati strong safety David bad the team is that you’re back in action today against Dodgers can explain why they’re (losers to Kansas City). three-run homer. the second biggest loss in its play, throwing for four touch­ strong race finishing 20th. Senior night what with the five-run third The front-running Giants and scamper with Keeier and Mike Fulcher said. playing, they’ re going to beat Bacon Academy in Colchester. 2-for-2 in the World Series. So the Dodgers have no reason Stubbs was in the lineup only history, surpassed only by a 52-0 downs and 303 yards as Washing­ Betsy Dickinson was 30th fol­ and Orel Hershiser doing the Chargers scored impressive vic­ Bottaro adding conversions. “ We had a letdown.” Bengals’ you” Old Lyme opened the scoring at And they know the toughest to be overconfident at this stage. because of Kirk Gibson’s injured drubbing by Miami in 1972. ton moved into a three-way tie lowed by freshmen Katie Litke pitching. tories in Manchester Midget Allen Boutin, Mark Skoog, Tim Coach Sam Wyche said. “ If I have One week earlier. Green Bay. 31:52 on a goal by Winnie Bing. part is yet to come. Sax, who singled and scored in The Patriots did it with their with the Giants and Cardinals and Melanie Spiller who took 37th Football League play last Friday Travis, Matt Brown, Jason L iv­ to throw a live hand grenade in then 0-5, cru.shed New England Coventry evened it at 21:20 of the “ When we win two more the Dodgers' five-run third inning best ground attack of the season atop the NFC East Rypien hit Art and 40th, respectively. Seniors night at Carlin Field. The (3iants ingston and Aaron Delaney there and jump on top of it to let 45-3. Going into Sunday’s game, games, you’ll see lots of emo­ which proved to be decisive, said and judicious passing by Doug Monk for 19 and 46-yard scores, second half with Mollie Jacobson Lesley Perlman and Jen De­ whipped the Jets, 44-16, while the played well for the Giants. Gary them know that something’s up. the Patriots led the N FL with 23 tion,” second baseman Steve Sax he relished his team’s underdog and found Gary Clark on 19 and getting her second of the cam­ marco were 41st and 43rd. Chargers lashed the Eagles, 36-6. Bacon. Mike St. Pierre, Brian I ’m going to have to do it.” turnovers, including a league- Flutie. paign. assisted by Johanna said after Los Angeles blanked role. New England ru.shed for a 60-yarders. "Noel took 18 seconds off her Both the Giants and Chargers Lucas. Randy Bator, Charlie It was Esiason who pulled the high 19 interceptions. The Ben­ VanKruiningen. Oakland 6-0 Sunday night. "Here Entering the Series, the Athlet­ season-high 158 yards. Running Oilers 34, Steelers 14: The Oilers time from last year and Sarah MHS stand at 4-1 while the Eagles and Richards and Ere Daring played pin as the Bengals. 6-1. self- gals’ eight turnovers were the we are, 2 and 0 ,1 can’t explain it. ics were solid favorites, as were backs, who had two touchdowns handed the Steelers their sixth "(Old Lyme) controlled the took 34 seconds o ff," East Coach Jets each are 1-4. The schedule well for the Jets. destructed. fewest in the AFC. They had six. I’m just happy to be here." the New York Mets in the From page 11 in the Patriots’ first six games, straight loss — including three at game the first half. We came out Kathy O’Neill said. Friday has the Eagles against the Larry Wood scored two TDs on • After throwing just three inter­ including one fumble. Sunday. sluggish and they outhustled us “ I ’m a happy man to be here, National League playoffs. scored all four Sunday. Flutie, home to their AFC Central rivals The East Catholic boys finished Giants in the 6; 30 p.m. opener and runs of 8 and 1 yard, Sam DeJesus ceptions in his first six games, he “ We did take them a little but it’s not over," shortstop But the Mets are home and the threw only four passes in the first Houston, Cleveland and Cincin­ and beat us to the ball." Coventry 10th in the championship race * the Chargers opposing the Jets in rambled 31 yards for another TD, threw four in the first half, lightly.” Cincinnati running back Coach Chris D’Ambrosio said. Alfredo Griffin said. " I ’ll be a lot Dodgers are within two victories Driggs and Moore. “ That’s a good M- Moore 7-vord run (Leonard kick) nati. The losing streak is the with 216 points. Sophomore Chris M- Drioos 79-vard run (Leonard kick) the nightcap. Isaac DeJesus scored on a including one on the .second play Ickey Woods said. half. "The second half we turned the happier if we can win two more.” of winning the Series. complement.” McLaughlin “ We used the run beeau.se it longest since a 13-game skid in Ray led the East contingent with M- Orloos 0-yard run (kick tailed) Joe Moriarty scored four TDs 96-yard excursion and Louis from scrimmage. New England, “ We didn’t expect them (the tables on them. We outhustled History says a two-games-to- "A s I said earlier, I like the added. ’’They (Driggs and M- Saunders 2-vard run (Leonard was something we needed.” said 1969. a 22nd-place finish. Ray's time kick) for the Giants on runs of 6, 5, 26 LaGuardia ran 25 yards for 3-4, capitalized on two of the Patriots) to do a couple of none lead in a post-season series situation of being an underdog," Moore) had great games.” Flutie. who finished with 10 Warren Moon, out five weeks them and beat them to the ball. was 16:03. Pete Lopatka was 40th W- Fox 5-vard run (Parker pass from and 45 yards, the latter on a pass another TD for the Chargers. interceptions for a 14-0 halftime things,” Wyche said. “They put means nothing, and the Dodgers Sax said. “ We’ve been the under­ Two snaps on punt attempts Jenkins) completions in 14 attempts for 165 with a fractured .shoulder blade, "W e missed some opportuni­ followed by Tom Carlson in 49th, interception return. Scott Sar­ LaGuardia and Isaac and Sam lead. Esiason’s fifth interception two down linemen in the game. ties (in the second half) and are part of that history. dog all season. I don’t know if it sailed over the head of Windham W- Ferrerl 10-vard run (Labbe run) yards. “ We tried for >all contrtil returned to throw for two touch­ Dan Feehan 50th and Dan Thiery gent and Larry Price also scored DeJesus added conversion runs. came on the gam e’s last play, a They had a good game plan.” The last time the Dodgers makes any difference on the other punter Jamie Poulin to set up the to keep Boomer on the sidelines. ’’ downs — Ernest Givins for 43 should have won the game. But 55th. Statistics: TDs for the winners, Sargent on a Sherman Rucker’s 43-yard TD desperation heave picked off by “ It’s not breaks that win appeared in the Series, in 1981, side, but it just helps us.” final two Indian scores. Driggs New England kept the ball for yards and Drew Hill for 24. I ’ll settle for the tie after the first “ We’re coming along very well MHS Windham 38-yard run and Price on a fumble run had given the Eagles an early Jim Bowman at the New England games, it’s sound football,” Pa­ they lost the first two games to. the After winning the N L West title plunged through the line for a 34 minutes, including 20:12 of the Bears 17, Cowboys 7: Not even half we played” now. If we keep running like this 43 Offensive plays 70 recovery in the end zone after 6-0 lead. - 5-yard line. triots’ Coach Raymond Berry New York Yankees at Yankee in 1985, the Dodgers were 73-89 in 6-yard TD and seniqr Ed Saund­ 30 minutes in the second half two rookies in the lineup could Sweeperback Brenda Tha- we’ll make the State Opert," East 8 First downs 12 Mike Brown knocked the ball free Scott Oliver, Chris Wollenberg, “ The defense let down some­ said. “ The defense created the Stadium before rebounding to win each of the next two seasons ers capped of the scoring with a turnovers, the offense eliminated when two time-consuming drives slow Chicago’s defense, which lacker and wing fullback Jen Coach Paul Haggerty .said. 338 Yards rushing 262 from a Jets’ runner. Pete Sirois Kevin Griffin, Dan Breen, Greg what in the second half.” Patri­ Wajda played well for the the next four. before going 94-67 this year. 3-yard run with 8:49 left. Sopho­ them by concentration. Six to blunted a Bengals’ comeback. had five sacks of Danny White Manchester will compete in the 30 Yards passing 36 added a pair of conversion runs. Taylor and Sean Jackson played ots’ cornerback Raymond Clay- Patriots. Three years ago, the last time The teams take today off before more reserve quarterback Kevin 368 Total yards 298 7cro in turnovers versus Cincin­ “ Our defense.” Wyche said, after it knof'ked Steve Pelluer out CCC East meet Friday at Enfield Jay Romeo another and the well for the Chargers. Peter bom said. “ But we .stopped the Dodgers were in the National the Series shifts to Oakland for Bottomley replaced Leonard at 1-8 Passing 6-19 nati is the best you can hope to “ lumbered back to the huddle. of the game with a concu.ssion. while the East boys and girls will Giants tacked on a tworpoint Santos. Greg Buonome, Lament Cincinnati in the first half, which Coventry 0 '—' League playoffs, they beat the St. three games starting Tuesday this time. 0 Interceptions 2 do.” They were' very uninspired.” Rookie free safety. David Tate safety for their total. Davis, Josh Johnston. Ron Morin no one else had done.” Old Lyme 1 0— 1 be in the ACC Championship Meet Louis Cardinals in the first two night. Manchester 7 7 13 7—34 0 Fumbles lost 2 Cincinnati hoped for its be.st Esiason conftpleted 18 of 28 had two interceptions, two tack­ Scorlno: C- Jacobson; OL- Blno- Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the Windham 0 0 0 10—10 Jarod Guay scored on a 5-yard and Del Lebel were best for the "Any time you turn the ball Saves; C- Mouro Donehv t, OL- games, but lost the next four. “ We’ve got to go up to Oakland 7-55 Penalties 5-40 start in history. Its only previous passes for 239 yards. les and two deflected passes. Scorlno; run and Jon Keeler on a 40-yard Eagles. over as much as we did today” Mlchelle Shollts e. Norwich Golf Course. Nine of the last 16 teams to take and play harder than ever," said M- Drleos40'vard run (Leonard kicki 0-0.0 Punting 2-31. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17, 1988 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17, 1988 Connors wins net title DeGennaro stars SPORTS TOULOUSE, France (AP) — Veteran SCOREBOARD Jim m y Connors won the 107th tennis tournament of his long career Sunday, Rutgers 17, Boston College 6 solidly thrashing Andrei Chesnokov of the in UConn victory 7. Nebrasko (6-1-01 beat No. 10Oklah«tano IN B R IE F Slants 30,LlonslO Browns 10, Eagles 3 Saints 20, Seahawks 10 SE Massachusetts 34, Fitchburg St. 0 State 6642. Next: at Kansas State. Soviet Union 6-2, 6-0 in the final of the Salem, W .Vo. 24, W. Virointa St. 19 8. South Carolina (6-1-0) lost to Georgta $290,000 Olympia Open, FootbaD Detroit 0 10 0 0— 10 Phllodelphia 0 3 0 0— 3 New Orleans 0 10 7 >—30 Shepherd 21, W. Virginia Tech X Tech 340. Next: Oct. 29 at North By The Associated Press N.Y. Giants 0 7 16 7—30 Cleveland 3 0 6 10-19 Shlppensburg 24, Indiana, Po. X Carolina State. , „ „ . UConn stops Lafayette If the 36-year-old American’s victory Seattle 3 3 6 7— 19 Sleno X , N .Y . Morltime 6 Second Quarter First Quarter Flirt Quarter 9. Oklahoma (5-10) beat Kansas State Slippery Rock 21, Californio, Po. X was not a particular surprise, the rapidity N Y G — ,Bavaro 6 poss from Simms Cle— F G Bohr 24, 10:18 Sea— FG N.Johnson 22, 8:47 70-24. Next: otColorado. , ^ 10. Two players who were ques­ State Roundup terlngfleld 17, Cent. Connecticut St. 17, tie STORRS — The University of NFL standings (Allegre kick), :09 Second Quarter Second Quarter Oklahoma State (4 1 0 ) lost to No. 7 with which he wiped out his Soviet . tionable for Saturday’s action Det— James 39 pass from Hllger (M urray Phi— FG Zendelos 39, 7:44 NO— Martin 19 pass from Hebert (An­ Nebraska 6642. Next: vs. MIssowl. Connecticut men’s soccer team continued opponent was. fini.shing the two sets in 55 kick), 4:08 Third Quarter dersen kick), 5:35 St. John's, NY X , Kings Point 14 11. Clemson (S-l-O) beat Duke 49-17. turned out to be the big stars as Susouehonno 19, Lebanon Vol. 7 its torrid stretch Sunday with a 3-0 shutout AMERICAN CONFERENCE Det— F G M urray 32,14:08 Cle— Slaughter 15 pass from Strock Sea— F G N.Johnson 47,11:05 Next: of North Carolina State. minutes an^ropping only two games. the University of Connecticut, East Syracuse 24, Penn St. 10 victory over Lafayette before a yards. Third Quarter (kick blocked), 10:11 N O — F G Andersen 23, 15:00 12. Auburn (S-IO ) beat Akron 420. topped the University of Massa-* W L T Pet. PF PA N Y G — Baker 51 pass from Simms Fourth Quarter Third Quarter Trenton St. 31, Pace 3 Next: vs. Mississippi State...... Jaime Roth kicked two field Trinity, Conn. 27, Hamilton 13 season-high crowd of 4,307 at the Buffolo 5 1 0 .833 111 105 (Allegre kick), 2:03 Cle— F G Bohr 37, 5:32 Sea— F G N.Johnson 46, 3:37 13. Georgia (5-10) did not play. Next: at chusetts, 35-14, in a Yankee goals including one of 46 yards. N .Y. Jets 3 2 1 .583 124 97 NYG— FG Allegre 33, 7:50 Cle— Longhorne 18 pass from Strock NO— Wovmer 58 blocked FG return Tufts 42, Mlddlebury 21 Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Ireland wins team golf Union, N .Y. 27, R(>l 0 Conference clash in Amherst. Coast Guard raised its record to M iam i 4 3 0 .571 129 124 NYG— FG Allegre 48, 10:27 (Bahr kick), 8:05. (Andersen kick), 12:51 *^*4!wyomlng (7-00) beat New MexlcoSS-7. The Huskies, winners of eight of their New Englond 3 4 0 .429 105 169 N Y G — FG Allegre 25, 12:34 A— 78,X7. Sea— F G N.Johnson 42,13:29 W. Connecticut 17, St. Lawrence 14 Next: vs. Utah. S T AN DR EW 'S. Scotland (AP) — Sophomore quarterback Matt 5-1, while Marist slipped to 2-3. Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 134 156 W. New England X , Maine Maritime 21 last nine, are now 10-5-1 overall. Freshman Fourth Quarter Fourth Quarter 15. Michigan (62-1) tied lowo 17-17. Ireland posted a 2-1 victory over Australia DeGennaro, who suffered tom W. Connecticut 17,81. Lawrence Central NY(3— Morris 8 run (Allegre kick), Pill N O — F G Andersen 31, 8:10 Wogner X , Hofstro 74 Next: vs. No. 18 Indiana. midfielder Vince Jajuga, freshman Cincinnati 6 1 0 .857 192 134 13:04. R rst downs 12 See— Blades 3 pass from Stoutfer Wesleyan X , Colby 78 16. Woshlngton (4 2 0 ) lost to No. 3 with a dramatic turn-round in the last few rib-cage muscles in last wee­ 14: Anthony Grant ran 5yardsfor Houston 5 2 0 .714 153 152 West Chester 55, Clorlon 7 Southern California 28-27. Next: at Oregon. forward David Hoffman and senior A— 74,813. Rushes-yards 19-71 (N.Johnson kick), 14:22. holes in the final of the $1 million Dunhill kend’s game against Villanova, a touchdown with 1; 31 left to give Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 101 95 Passing 48 A--63f569. Westminster, Po. 56, W. Vo. Weslyn 42 All-America Dan Donigan accounted for completed 22 of 35 passes for 244 PIttsburoh 1 6 0 .143 130 192 NYG Return Yards 35 WIdener X , Albright 3 17. Arkansos (600) beat Texas 27-24. Cup team golf tournament Sunday. Western Connecticut a 17-14 win W M t Williams 34, tales 10 the Connecticut goals. The production was yards and three touchdowns to First downs 23 Comp-Att-Int 15-27-2 NO S«a Next: at Houston. AP photo Des Smyth, two shots down with three over St. Lawrence in Danbury Denver 4 3 0 . 571 146 101 Rushes-yards 38-122 Socked-Yords Lost 9-66 First downs X 23 Worcester St. 13, Westfield St. 7 18. Indiana (50-1) beat Minnesota 3613. the third time in five games UConn has lead the Huskies. And Kevin Saturday. Seattle 4 3 0 .571 131 129 Passing 280 Punts M 2 Rushes-vords 33-141 28-93 Yale 24, Columbia 10 Next: at No. 15 Michigan. _ „ holes to play, produced a superb finish to SOUTH Johnson, a senior cornerback L .A . Raiders 3 4 0 .429 168 186 Return Yards 57 Fumbles-Lost (HI Passing 177 341 19. Louisiana State (4 2 0 ) beat Ken­ scord three goals. THAT WINNING FEELING — Corey shoot a 1-under-par 71 and beat Rodger Grant, who rushed for 96 yards San Diego 2 5 0 .286 102 153 Comp-Att-Int 23-32-0 Penoltles-Yards 6-65 Return Yards 19 25 Alabama X , Tennessee X tucky 1612. Next: Oct. » vs. Mississippi. UConn has a big New England clash who was doubtful due a badly overall, scored Western Connec­ Kansas CItv 1 5 1 .214 96 125 Sacked-Yards Lost 5-40 Tim e of Possession 24:14 Comp-Att-Int 16-22-1 27-46-1 Alabama A & M 14, Fort Valley St. 3 X . Florldo (6 2 0 ) lost to Vanderbilt 249. Pavin shows his excitement after Davis by two strokes, giving Ireland the Ataboma St. 16, Albany, Go. 10 bruised lower thigh, intercepted ticut’s first touchdown on a 2-yard NATIONAL CONFERENCE Punts 3-36 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-8 3-29 Next: Oct. » vs. No. 12 Auburn. coming up Wednesday at 2 p.m. when it winning the Texas Open golf tourna­ vital point in their first-ever Dunhill Cup East Fumbles-Lost 3-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Punts 3-40 1-34 Auburn 42, Akron 0 two passes, killing one UMass Bowie St. 49, Newport News 14 hosts Big East foe Providence College. run with 6:44 left in the second N .Y . Giants 4 3 0 .571 154 152 Penaltles-Yards 10^81 RUSHING— Philadelphia, Toney 11-37, Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-1 ment Sunday. He finished at 259, victory. drive and setting up the Huskies’ quarter. Phoenix 4 3 0 .571 177 157 Tim e of Possession 33:36 Cunningham 3-22, Byars 512. Cleveland, Penaltles-Yards 9-30 5-50 Cent. Florida 24, S. Connecticut 16 Washington 4 3 0 .571 179 154 Mack 15100, Bvner 17-74, Manoo 7-9, Tim e of Possession M:55 29:05 Cent. St., Ohio 71, Kentucky St. 14 eight strokes ahead of the field. final touchdown. Both of Grant’s touchdown Phllodelphia 3 4 0 .429 155 137 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Longhorne 1-6, Strock 3-(mlnus 7). Citadel 73, Tn.-Chattanoogo 17 Celtics down the Hawks “ I knew on Tuesday that I ’d regained the lead for Western Dallas 2 5 0 .286 115 142 RUSHING— Detroit, James 14-26, Jones PASSING— Philadelphia, Cun­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Clemson 49, Duke 17 Baseball Central 4-11, Hllger 2-11, Painter 2-2, Mandlev ningham 1527-2-114. Cleveland, Strock RUSHING— New Orleans, Mayes 18-78, Cumberland, Ky. 55, CompbellsvMIe 14 Mecir tops Edberg play because this was such a Connecticut after St. Lawrence Chicago 6 1 0 .857 147 74 M m lnus 2). N .Y . Giants, Morris 15-49, 11-18-1-189. Heyward 9-63, Hilliard 3-4, Hebert Delaware St. 58, Ark.-PIne Bluff 7 H A R TFO R D — Rookie Brian Shaw took Delta St. 24, T ro y St. 21 pivotal game,” said DeGennaro. scored on touchdown passes from Minnesota 4 3 0 .571 135 118 Anderson 13-41, Carthon 9-31, SImms.l-l. RECEIVINCS— Philadelphia, Byars 7-50, 3-(mlnus 4). Seattle, Wlllloms 11-35, another step towards establishing himself HONG KONG (AP) — Third-seeded Green Bay 2 5 0 . 286 143 139 PASSING— Detroit, Hllger 9-28-1-130. Jackson 4-23, Cijrter 2-30, Toney 1-7, Stouffer 5-30, Warner 11-26, Blades 1-2. DIst. of Columblo at Miles, ppd. Pavin equals best score "The hero of this game was Chris Phelps to Kurt Canning. Tam pa Boy 2 5 0 .286 131 167 N .Y . Giants, Simms 23-32-0^320. TautalatasI 1-4. Cleveland, Slaughter E. Kentucky 14, Tennessee Tech 7 World Series picture as he had 20 points, nine assists and 10 Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia defeated Matthew and I don’t mean my son Western Connecticut raised its Detroit 1 6 0 .143 95 147 RECEIVING— Detroit, James 4-77, 4-50, Brennan 3-79, Longhorne 2-39, Tennell PASSING— New Orleans, Hebert 16-27-1- Emory & Henry 32, Rondolph-Macon 15 rebounds in 27 minutes to lead the Boston SAN ANTONIO. Texas (AP) — Corey top-seeded Stefan Edberg of Sweden 7-6 Matthew. Matthew DeGennaro is W M t Jones 1-26, Paige 1-15, S.WIIIIams 1-6, 1-15, Newsome 1-6. 185. Seattle, Stouffer 27-46-1-370. Ferrum X , Froslburg St. 19 record to 3-3. while St. Lawrence New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 160 131 Mandlev 1-5, Painter 1-1. N.Y. Giants, MISSED FIELD GOALS— Cleveland, R E C E IV IN G — New Orleans, Martin Florldo A&M 35, Moroon St. 14 WORLD SERIES Celtics to a 124-109 victory over the Atlanta Pavin equaled the second-best 72-hole (7-2). 6-4. 6-1 Sunday and won the Hong a winner,” said UMass Coach fell to 2-3. Florida St. East Carolina 21 L .A . Rams 5 2 0 .714 199 IM Ba varo 8-80, Baker 596, Manuel 371, Morris Bahr 39. 6-89, Hilliard 3-28, R.Clark 2-21, Hevword Saturday, Oct. IS Hawks in NBA exhibition play Sunday score in PGA Tour history with a 259 in Kong Marlboro Tennis Championships. Jim Reid. Wesleyan 30, Colby 28: Quarter­ San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 166 141 322, Carthon 311, McConkey 1-28, Anderson 2-15, J.TIce M 3, Mayes 1-11, Perrymon 1-8. Furman 74, Appatachtan St. 9 Los Angeles 5, Oakland 4 Georgia Southern 43, NE Louisiana 11 cruising to an easy eight-stroke victory on DeGennaro had scoring aerials Atlonta 1 6 0 .143 126 197 1- 10. Seattle, Blades 8-145, Largent 7-85, Sunday, Oct. 16 night at the Civic Center before a capacity Mecir collected $60,000 for his victory back Jim Lukowski threw three Georgia Tech 34, South Carolina 0 Sunday's Gomes M IS S ED F IE L D G O A LS — None. Williams 4-68, .M .TIce 3-22, Skansl 2-25, Los Angeles 6, Oakland 0, Los Angeles crowd of 15,134. Sunday in the Texas Open Golf while Edberg, who is ranked third in the to Boothe (29 yards), tight end touchdown passes and ran for a New England 27, Cincinnati 21 Warner 2-19, Kohe 1-6. Grambllng St. 27, Miss. Valley SI. 17 leads series 20 Chicago 17, Dallas 7 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Seattle, Guilford 21, Dovidson 14 Tuesday, Oct. 18 The 6-foot-6 Shaw, the Celtics’ No. 1 pick Tournament. world, received $30,000. Bob Meers (3 yards) and split end fourth as Wesleyan edged Colby New York Giants 30, Detroit 10 Packers 34,Vlklngs14 Oilers 34. Steelers 14 N.Johnson 36. Hampden-Sydnev X , Washington 8, LeeX . Los Angeles (Tu d o r 168) at Oakland Pavin, five shots clear of the field when Glenn Antrum (28 yards). 30-28 in Middletown Saturday. Green Elay 34, Minnesota 14 (Welch 17-9), 8 :X p.m. out of Cal-Santa Barbara. was effective for Houston 34, Pittsburgh 14 Howard U. 34, Virginia St. 21 Wedneidav, Oct. 19 the second straight exhibition outing. He the day’s play started, shot a bogey-free 66 Junior tailback George Boothe, Lukowski rushed 21 times for Los Angeles Raiders 27, Kansos City 17 Green Boy ? 7 8 1(F—34 Houston 6 12 7 9^34 BroncosSO. Falcons 14 Jackson St. 73, Southern U. 3 Los Angeles at Oakland, 8:25 p.m. ran for 132 yards on 26 carries and Minnesoto 0 7 0 7—14 scored 8 points, grabbed 11 reobunds and that left him virtually unchallenged over 100 yards and completed 9 of 20 Cleveland 19, Phlladelphio 3 Pittsburgh 0 7 0 7—14 Jacksonville St. X , North Alabomo 3 Thursday, Oct. X scored two touchdowns in addi­ Washington 33, Phoenix 17 First Quarter First Quarter LSU 15, Kentucky 12 Los Angeles at Ookland, 8:X p.m.. If dished out 10 assists, along with three the final 18 holes. Wallace drives to victory passes for 114 yards. Indlonapolls 35, Tampa Bov 31 GB— Fullwood 2 run (kick failed). 7:09 Hou— Rozler 2 run (pass tolled), 8:46 Atlanta 0 7 0 7—14 Louisville X, Virginia X necessory tion to hauling in a 29-yard TD Wesleyan built up a 21-0 lead G B — F G Zendelos 37, 14:47. Denver 0 7 10 13— 30 steals, in Boston’s win over Atlanta on The winning margin was the largest on Miami 31, San Diego 28 Second Quarter Marshall SO, E. Tennessee St. 14 Saturday, Oct. 22 NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C. (AP) - strike from DeGennaro. early in the second period as Son Francisco 24, Los Angeles Rams 21 Second Quarter Hou— FG Zendelos 50, :09 Second Quarter Maryville, Tenn. X , Sewonee 10 Oakland at Los Angeles, 5:25 p.m.. If Friday. the American tour in at least four years. GB— Woodside 6 run (Zendelos kick), Hou— Safety, Seale blocked punt out of Den— Jackson 14 poss from Elwoy Middle Tenn. 49, Morehead St. 0 necessary Rusty Wallace survived a rash of late-race The win lifts the Huskies. 2-2. Lukowski threw touchdown New Orleans 20, Seattle 19 Boston is 2-1 for the exhibition season. His 72-hole score has been bettered only Denver 30, Atlanta 14 12:36, end zone, 2:57 (Karlls kick), 3:38. Mississippi 25, Arkansas St. 72 Sunday, Oct. 73 bumps on Sunday to win the Holly Farms 4-2, right back into the Yankee passes to Frank Boynton and Monday's Gome M in— Lewis 46 pass from Wilson Hou— Glvlns 43 pass from Moon (Zende Atl— Settle 1 run (Davis kick), 14:25 Mississippi Col. 21, Livingston St. 10 Oakland o' Los Angeles, 8:25 p.m. B S T,lt once in the history of the PGA Tour, that b\ (C.Nelson kick), 14:14. Third Quorter 400 NASCAR stock-car race by one car Conference chase, one game Buffalo at New York Jets, 9 p.m Ids kick), 5:16 M urray St. 22, Tennessee St. 7 necessary Mike Souchak, who had a 257 in winning Drew Marrochello and ran one Ttilrd Quarter Pit— Lockett 9 pass from Blockledge Den— Winder 1 run (Karlls kick), 6:35 N. Corollna St. 48, North Carolina 3 length over Phil Parsons at North behind co-leaders UMass. Villan­ yard for a third. Sunday, Oct. 23 GB— FG Zendelos 22, 4:59. (Anderson kick), 7:17 Den— F G Karlls 47. 10:18 NW Louisiana 27, NIcholls St. 1? the 1955 Texas Open at Brackenridge Park G B — SofetVf Wilson tockledlnend7one bv Wilkesboro Speedway. ova and Delaware, all 3-1. Wesleyan, ahead 24-20, scored Dallas at Philadelphia. 1 p.m. Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Norfolk St. 34, Hampton U. 27 World Series Game 2 Zivojinovic ends drought The victory was Pavin’s first of the year Denver at PIttsburoh, 1 p.m. T.Horrls, 5:52. Hou— Plnkett 1 run (Zendelos kick), Atl— Settle 1 paas from Dlls (Davis S. Carolina St. 24, Bethune-Cookman 17 Wallace took advantage of two caution UConn’s defense held UMass. what proved to be the game- G B — F G Zendelos 36, 10:05. kick). 2:75 Detroit at Kansas CItv, 1 p.m. 4:55 S. Mississippi X , Mississippi SI. 21 SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Slobodan and seventh of a five-year Tour career. It flags in the final nine laps, taking the lead the fourth highest scoring offense winner when Lukowski threw 9 Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Fourtt) Quarter Fourth Quarter Den— FG Karlls 41. 5:38 SW Louisiana 45, N. Illinois 0 Dodgers 6, Athletics 0 was worth $108,000 from a purse of $600,000 Los Angeles Raiders at New Orleons. I Min— Rice 3 run (C.Nelson kick), 1:53. Hou— FG Zendelos 27, :07 Den— Sewell 68 poss from Kublok (Karlls Sovonnah St. 54, Clark Col, 18 Zivojinovic of Yugoslavia ended a on lap 392. and winning the due] for position in Division I-AA, to the season- yards to Glenn Frankel for a p.m. GB— FG Zendelos 45, 6:11. Hou— Hill 24 POSS from Moon (kick kick), 7:30 Tenn.-Martin 45, Samford 13 and lifted Pavin’s sea.son’s earnings In GB— T.Horrls 10 blocked puni return Den— FG Korlls 50. 17:00 two-year victory drought by defeating with Parsons and Geoff Bodinc. It was the low 14 points. touchdown with 3:35 left. Minnesota at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. foiled), 4:06 Tuskeoee 9, Morehouse 8 OAKLAND LOSANGELS $202,272. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. (Zendelos kick). 8:29. Pit— Hoge 1 run (Anderson kick), 8:78 A — 75.787 Union, Kv, 16, Ky. Wesleyan 14 ab r h bl ab r h bl American Richard Matuszewski 7-6 (10-8). second con.secutivc victory for Wallace, Yale 24, Columbia 10; Senior Wesleyan raised its record to New York Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. A — 59,053. A — 52.779. Valdosta St. 17, West Georglo 14 Lanstrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 1 1 0 Buddy Zachery, an All-State 2-2 while Colby dropped to 1-3. Washington vs. Green Bay at Mil­ Vanderbilt 24, Florldo 9 Hendrsn cf 4 0 0 0 Stubbs 1b 2 111 6-3, 6-4 to win the $510,000 Australian who won last week’s Oakwood Homes 500 waukee, 4 p.m. Min Hou Pit First downs W. Carolina 45, N. Caroline A&T 10 Cansecorf 4 0 0 0 Woodsnib 10 0 0 Indoor tennis champion.ships Sunday. at Charlotte Motor Speedway. defensive back at East Catholic Cent. Florida 24, S. Connecticut New York Jets at Miami, 4 p.m. First downs 20 First downs 18 23 Rushes-yords Wake Forest 27, Morvtand 24 Parker It 4 0 3 0 Hatcher If 4 1 2 1 Mekonnen wins marathon High School in Manchester, 16: Shane Willis passed for 220 Rushes-yards 15-67 The fifth-seeded Zivojinovic earned Seattle at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Rushes-yards 47-174 24-93 Posslng Wllllpm & Morv 33, New Hampshire 31 McCSwIr 1b 3 0 0 0 AAorshal rf 4 1 2 3 Conn., was the offensive hero for yards and two touchdowns and Indianapolis at San Diego, 4 p.m. Passing 757 Passing 185 251 Return Yards Wofford 36, Newberry 10 Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Gonzalz rf 0 0 0 0 $78,500 in winning his second Super Series B E IJIN G (AP) — Abebe Mekonnen of Cleveland at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Return Yards 77 Return Yards 55 23 Comp-Att-Int Hubbrd 2b 2 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Yale as the Elis beat Columbia. Gil Barnes rushed for 127 yards Comp-Att-Int 20-38-1 MIDWEST title. His last success was in Houston in Ethiopia overtook Japan’s Hiromi Sullivan clinches crown Monday, Oct. 24 Comp-Att-Int 17-70-0 21-47-7 Sacked-Yards Lost Weiss ss 3 0 0 0 Scloscta c 4 0 0 0 24-10, in Ivy League play. Zach­ and one T D as Central Florida San Francisco at Chicago, 9 p m Socked-Yards Lost 3-78 Socked-Yords Lost 0-0 0 ^ Punts Adrian 32, Alma 27 G(3avls p 1 0 0 0 Hamitn X 4 0 0 0 1986. Taniguchi with about 1 'A miles left Sunday Punts 5-37 Punts 4-40 3-70 Fumbles-Lost Albion 23, Olivet 0 Nelson p 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 1 1 0 M O N TE R E Y , Calif. (AP) - Danny ery ran for 138 yards and scored defeated Southern Connecticut Fumbles-Lost 5-4 Fumbles-Lost 7-0 3-7 Penalties-Yords Anderson 56, Hanover 42 Polonlo ph 1 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 3 13 1 and raced to victory in the Beijing Sullivan clinched his first CART-PPG two second-half touchdowns on 24-16 in Orlando, Fla., Saturday. NFL results Penalties-Yords 15-179 Tim e of Possession Ashland 43, Wayne, Mich, 14 Young p 0 0 0 0 Penaltles-Yards 10-105 10-58 Marathon. Indy-car champion.ship in style Sunday, runs of 32 and 34 yards to snap a Tim e ot Possession 77:10 Tim e ot Possession 34:54 75:06 Auoustana,lll. X , Wheaton 13 Plunk p 0 0 0 0 Scott, Slaney mile winners Central Florida is now 6-1 aiid INDtVfDUAL STATISTICS Augustana.S.D. 24, Nebrosko-Omoho 19 Baylor ph 1 0 0 0 Mekonnen, 24, was clocked in 2 hour.«. 7 overpowering the field to win the 10-10 tie. Yale is 1-3-1 overall and Southern Connecticut, with its Patriots 27. Bengals 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS R U S H IN G — Atlanta, Settle 25-125, Lono Aurora 16, Olivet Nozorene 7 Honeyct p 0 0 0 0 minutes. 35 seconds — equalling the RUSHING— Green Boy, Woodside 18-54, R U S H IN G — Houston, Rozler 20-72. White 6-40, Dixon 2-8, Primus 1-1. Denver, Dorset! taker 32, William Jewell 0 Totals X 0 3 0 Totals 34 6 10 6 NEW YORK (AP) - Olympic Champion Spark Plug .300-kilometer race ,1-3-1 overall. Columbia is 1-4. 15th consecutive loss, is 0-6. Fullwood 6-41, Molkowskl 11-79, Corruth 9-77, Plnkett 6-70, HIghsmIth 5-7, Moon 10. 17-86, Winder 11-14, Elwoy 1-9, Johnson 1-1, taldwIn-Woltace 31, Muskingum 23 disappointments have turned to fifth-fastest time in history. at Laguna Seca Raceway. The Coast Guard team is ma­ C. Connecticut 17, Springfield Cincinnati 0 0 14 7— 21 7-4, Moson 1-0, Davls7-(mlnus3). Minnesoto, Pease l-(m lnus 2). Pittsburgh, Kublok 1-0. Sewell 1-(mlnus6). Beloit 13, Chicago 3 Oakland 000 000 000-0 Taniguchi finished in 2:07:40, followed neuvering like a well-run ship 17: Paul Flynn kicked a 27-yard New England 7 7 6 7— 27 D. Nelson 7-36, A.Anderson 3-15, Fenney E.Jackson 9-45, Blockledge 4-18, LIpps 1-17, PASSING— Atlanta, Dlls 19-34-2-156 Benedlctlne,Kon, 34, Westmor 31 Los Angeles oos 1M oox— 6 post-Games satisfaction for Mary Docker Sullivan, who came into the race with a First Quarter 4-13, Rice 1-3. Pollard 5-13, Hoge 5-0. Denver, Elwoy 16-260-235, Kublok 4-10-0-82 Bethany, Kan. 21, Southwestern, Kon, 3 (Some-Winning RBI — Stubbs (1). Slaney and Steve Scott. by Japan’s Take.shi Soh at 2:10:40. solid lead over his two closest competitors these days. On Saturday, fullback field goal with 1:06 left Saturday N E — Stephens fumble recovery In end PASSING— Green Bov, Molkowskl 19-37- PASSING— Houston, Moon 1M9-0-174, Bethel, Kan. X , Sterling 0 E— Hamilton. DP— Los Angeles ■ 2 Mekonnen’s time tied the record for the Scoot Huerter took the helm, as Central Connecticut fought zone (G o rd o kick), 4:52 1-743. Minnesoto, Kramer 3-17-0-37, Wilson Peose 1-1-0-11. Pittsburgh. Blockledge R E C E IV IN G — Atlanta, Settle 7-46, Long Block Hills St. X , Dakota St. 9 LOB— Oakland 4, Los Angeles 5. 2B— They won the women’s and men’s races in the points race — two-linic defending Second Quarter 17-76-1-748, 71-47-7-251. 4-31, Whisenhunt 3-32, Dixon 2-22, Haynes Buenoi Vista 37, Wortburg 6 Hershlser 2. 3B— Marshall. HR— Marshall of the Mercedes Mile on Fifth Avenue in race, set by Taisuke Kodama of Japan in champion Bobby Rahal and Ai Unser Jr. — rushing 111 yards and a touch­ back to a 17-17 tie with Springfield NE— Totupu 3 run (Gordo kick), 14:41 RECEIVING— Green Bay. Epps 6-56, RECEIVING— Houston. Glvlns 5-104, 1-15, Hester 1-9, Primus 1-1. Denver, Nottlel Butler 56, Valparaiso 0 (1). SB— Weiss (1). down to lead the Coast Guard to College in Springfield, Mass. Stanley 5-101, Corruth 3-38, Woodside 7-41. 683, Dorset! 3-19, Johnson 2-S3, Kov 7-47, Carroll, WIs. 21, Elmhurst 13 impressive fashion Saturday. 1986 could have won the title simply by finishing Third Quarter Duncan 2-37, Hill 7-31, Drewrey 1-10, IP H R ER BB SO 19-0 win over Marist in New Springfield. 4-1-1, took a 17-7 NE— Dupord 3 run (kick foiled), 4:58 Shorpe 2-9, Mason Mmlnus 7). Minne­ J.Williams 1-5, Plnkett l-(mlnus 7). Pitts­ Mobley 2-19, Wlllhite 2-11, Sewell 1-68, Cose Western X , Wooster 27 Oakland Slaney, a perennial frontrunner, did i1 ahead of those two or by running in the top CIn— Woods 1 run (Breech kick), 10:00 sota, Jones 4-66, A.Anderson 4-55, Rice 3-78. Jackson 1-14, Winder 1-3. Cent. Michigan 21, Bowling Green 3 London. burgh, LIpps 8-109, Carter 4-54, GDavIs L 61 3 1-3 8 6 6 0 2 six. lead when Chris Lincoln booted a Cin— Brown 26 poss from Esloson Lewis 7-58, Jordan 2-33, D.Nelson 7-14, Tr.Johnson 7-71, Hoge 7-17, Pollard M9, MISSFD FIELD GOAL S— Denver, Kor Cent. Missouri 24, MIssourl-Rollo 17 Nelson 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 with a rare comeback effort. Scott with a Coast Guard rolled up 324 yards 20-yard field goal in the final (Breech kick), 14:01 Fenney 1-16, Carter M l. D.Harris 1-4. Lockett 1-9, Gothard 1-8, E.Jockson 1-8, I Is, 35 Centrol 23, Luther 17 Young 1 10000 Martina tops Evert But the 38-year-old Louisville. Ky .. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Minnesoto, Coe X , Illinois Col. 3 strong finishing performance. rushing with 11 different players period. However Central Connec­ Fourth Quarter Thompson 1-6. Plunk 1 0 0 0 0 3 native ran an aggressive race, leading 70 NE— Dupord 10 run (Gordo kick), 8:34 C.Nelson 49. M ISSED F IE L D GOAL S - None Colorado 21, Kansas 9 Honeycutt 1 0 0 0 0 2 Her lime of 4 minutes. 20,03 seconds just FILDERSTADT. We.sl Germany (AP) - carrying the ball. ticut. 2-2-1, rallied behind fresh­ Cin— Brown 16 poss from Fsloson Dolphins 31. Chargers 28 Concordia, Moor. 31, Corleton 18 Los Angeles missed breaking the course record of Martina Navratilova defeated Chris Ever! of the 84 laps including the final 24 around (Breech kick), 10:43 Concordia, WIs. X , Concordia, III. 7 Hershlser W1-0 9 30028 Coast Guard quarterback Ty man quarterback Eric Valentine Colts 35. Buccaneers 31 Dano 9, Hastings 7 the rolling Northern California road A— 59.969 Raiders 27. Chiefs 17 San Diego 7 14 7 0— 28 Umpires— Home, Merrill (AL); Rrst, 4:19.48, set by Romania’s Maricica Puiea 6-2. 6-3 Sunday to win the $2.50,000 Virginia Rinoski scored Coast Guard'.s who came off the bench and DePouw 42, Taylor X Froemmlng (N L ); Second, Cousins (A L ); circuit. Miam i 7 3 7 14— 31 Drake X, Loros in 1986. Slims tennis tournament. first touchdown on a 4-yard run scored on a 4-yard keeper-with cm NF Tompo Boy 0 10 0 21— 31 First Quarter 22 Third, Crowford (NL); Left, McCoy First downs 23 n IndlonopoHs 7 14 14 0— 35 L.A. Raiders 7 7 0 13—27 Dubuaue X , William Penn 9 Scott was timed in 3:53.43. He had to Navratilova, who was the defending That gave the 198.5 Indianapolis .500 and rushed 14 times for 48 yards. 5:26 left, setting the stage for Kansos City 0 7 0 10-17 SD— Early 15 pass from Malone (Abbott (AL); Right, Harvey (NL). Rushes-yards 30-140 43-158 First Quarter E. Michigan 16, Ball St. 12 T — 2 :X . A — 56,051. winner the $300,000 series championship First Quarter kick). 3:50 Emporia St. 36, Mo. Western 27 fight off strong challenges from fellow champion, now has won the tourney five Rinoski also completed 3 of 7 Flynn’s game-winning kick. Passing 225 153 Ind— Dickerson 1 run (Blosurrl kick), M ia— Duper 6 poss from Marino Return Yards 14 46 1317 LA— Allen 1 run (Bohr kick), J:1V Eureka 18, Prlnclpta 3 American Jeff Atkinson and Ireland’s times. She needed 75 minutes to dispatch with one event remaining on the 15-race passes for 31 yards. Coast Guard Central Connecticut opened the Second Quarter (Revelzkick),11:21 Evanoel 43, Torklo 17 Comp-Att-Int 18-285 KV14-0 Second Quorter Second Quarter Indy-car schedule. halfback Dave Brown ru.shed for scoring on a 4-yard pass from Socked-Yords Lost 1-14 2-12 T B — FG Igwebulke 39, 2:17 LA— S.Smith 1 run (Bohr kick), 6:09 Franklin 62, St, Joseph's, Ind. 46 Marcus O'Sullivan the second-seeded Evert 5- 41 KC— Palmer pass from DeBero Mia— FG Revelz 22, 7:01 Gracetand 27, MId-Am Nozorene X 58 yards and Da Kenny added 49 John Hannon to Robert Monti. Punts 1-40 Ind— Dickerson 27 run (Blosuccl kirk), SD— Malone 1 run (Abbott kick), 13:44 8:48 (Low ery kick), 6:25 Greenville 52, Iowa Weslyn 0 Golf Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 SD— Flutle 21 pass from Molone - Fourth Quarter Gustav Adolphus X , St, Otat X Penalties-Yards 8-46 6 68 TB — Hill 10 pass from Testoverde (Igwe- (Abbott kick), 14:30 Third Quorter Tim e of Possession 26 00 34:00 bulke kick), 13:55 KC— FG Lowery 43, :04 Drive: 14 Hamllne 34, Bethel, Minn. 17 yords, 7 plays MIo— hompton2run (Revelzkick),2:59 Hlllsdole 37, Ferris St. 10 Ind— Chandler 7 run (Blosuccl kick), SD— 4^ams 1 run (Abbott kick), 7:2? 14:49 L A — Junkin 4 pass from Beuerlein (kick Hiram Col, Ctarnegle-Mellon 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fourth Quarter 29, Tallwood RUSHING— Cincinnati, Woods 13-43, Third Quorter blocked), 4:05 Hope 17, Kalamazoo 3 LA— Jackson 1 run (Bohr kick), 9:11 Mia— Hompton 1 run (Revelzkick), :09 Huron 14, S. Dakota Tech 7 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross - Wilson 7-40, Esloson 4-35, Brooks 6-?? Ind— Brooks 28 pass from Chandler Mlo— Stardford 3 run (Revelz kick). New England, Stephens 16-56, Flutle 7-3/, (Blosuccl kick), 10:17 KC— Poloe 25 pass from DeBero (Lowery III. Benedictine 43, Mac Murroy X GIno Calderone 67, Bruce Berlet 69. Net kick), 13:38 3:35 Illinois 34, Wisconsin 6 — Mike Parrott 66, Ted Btasko 67, Mike Dupord 5-32, Perrymon 13-29, Totupu 2-5 Ind— E.Daniels 41 pass Interception re­ A — 58,972. PASSING— Cincinnati, Esloson 18-2fr5 turn (Blosuccl kick), 12:17 A— 77,078 Indiana 33, Minnesota 13 Sleeves 68, H o rry NowobllskI 69, Sol SCOREBOARD Indianapolis 36, St. Fronds. III. 35 Russo 69, Jim Bldwell 69, Lee Kupiduro 239, New Englond, Flutle 10-14-0-165 Fourth Quarter SD Mlo RECEIVING— Cincinnati, Holmon 4-53. TB— D.Smith 5 run (Igwebulke kick), LA KC Iowa 17, MIchloon 17, tie 69. B Gross — Bruce Amende 80, George First downs 20 16 First downs 23 25 MeAlees X , Paul Peoples 82. Net — Don Brown 3-67, Woods 3-42, Wilson 3-35. :5? 25-46 lowo St. 21, Missouri 3 Bruins 10.Blackhawks3 Nordlques 6. Sabres 3 MSC Cyclones Rushes-yards 46-114 22-93 Rushes-yards 25-113 Jamestown N.D. Science 0 Cromwell 67, Jan Jovson 68, Howard NHL results oilers 3. JetsS Riggs 2-6, McGee 1-25, Jennings 1-9, T B — Hill 16 pass from Testoverde (Igwe- Passing 283 329 24, Brooks 1-2. New England, Jones 3-60, buike kick), 6:58 Posslng 119 241 Kearney St. X , Mo. Southern 18 Latimer 68, Jim Aufman 69, John Quebec 1 7 7—5 The Manchester Soccer Club Cy Return Yords 39 51 Return Yards i5 79 Kent St. 45, W. MIchloon X Worren 69, Dove Bergstrom 69, Ron Boston 3 4 3—10 Buffalo } 1 0— 3 clones (girls 13 and under) edged Dawson 3-57, Perryman 2-22, Fryor 1-20 TB — Tate 1 run (Igwebulke kick), 11:41 Comp-Att-Int 25-38-2 26-45-0 Hockey Whalers 7, Blackhawks 5 (Satur­ Edmonton 1 i i o— 3 Stephens 1-6. A — 53,13.5. Comp-Att-Int 11-24-0 16-30-2 Kenyon 37, Oberlln 6 Broeae 69, Dick Brewer 70. C Gross — Winnipeg 1 2 0 0— 3 Chicago 2 10— 3 First Period— 1, Buffalo, Houslev 2 W ilton, 3-2, In their first-round go m e In Socked-Yards Lost 2-19 4-28 Socked-Yords Lost 1-11 0-0 Knox 27, Grinnell 24 Lou Gonzoles 83, Walt Burlnskos91. Net First Period— 1, Boston, Wesley 1 (Llnse- {FolIpno, Sheppard), 5:07.2, Buffalo, Arnlel the State Cup. Monioue Daroglotl. MISSED FIELD GOA I S— New Fngiond Punts 5-42 5-42 day game) R rst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Steen 1 G ordo 43 TB Ind Punts 8-44 6-34 Mocolester 26, Augsburg 21 — Harvey Martin 69, Rand Daniels 69, (Kvilonen, Boschmon), 18:04 (pp). 2, man, Thelven), 3:38. 2, Chlcogo, Larmer 1 (Follgno, Borrasso), 7:20. 3, Quebec, Shlro Springer ond Shorpn Fish scored Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1 Manchester Defiance X Sal Landollna 69, Ken Anderson 71. 6(Savard,Wllson),10:50.3,Chlcogo,Volve6 Duchesne 2 (Saklc, Verm ltf), 10:55. goals for the Cyclones while Karen First downs 24 25 2-20 72, Chicago 1 * J—J Edmonton, Simpson 3 (Huddy, Mess­ Penaltles-Yards 9-60 6-45 Penaltles-Yards 0-77 Morletto 31, Otterbeln 27 — Gross — Hertford ® 5 ^ (Sovard, Brown), 14:54 (pp). 4, Boston, Penalties— Hortman, But, m olor (fight­ Jurezok and Sheila RIngbloom olso Rushes-yords 15-39 35-103 Tim e of Possession 30:01 29:59 TWO-MAN BEST BALL NHL standings ier), 19:25 (PO). Penalties— Ellett, Win Bears17.Cowboys7 Posslng 444 240 Tim e of Possession 38:00 22:00 McPherson 35, Kansas Weslyn 34 Bruce Berlet-GIno Colderoen 64, Jim First Period— 1, Chicago, Larmer 4 (Interference), 1:07; Hammond, Edm LInseman 2 (Galley, Thelven), 15:16 ing)/ 3:05; Smyth, Que, m lnor-molor ployed well. Goalie Devon Gorceou Michigan St. Northwestern 3 Bldwell-Rov Bell68. Net — Jim Aufmon- (M u rro v), 17:56. Penalties— M cGill, Chi (OP). 5, Boston, Joyce 2 (Neelv.Jannev), (Instigator, fighting), 3:05; Turgeon, ployed well In goal. Return Yards 52 42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 36, (tripping), 8:11; Messier, Edm Comp-Att-Int 25-42-2 19-32-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mllllkin 21, Carthage 7 Bob Wohlbero 59, John Adoms-Peter WALES CONFERENCE (cross-checking), 4:53; Ladouceur, Har 16:17. Penalties— B yars, Bos (cross- Buf (tripping), 7:57; Brown, Que (slosh­ On Sunday, the Cyclones were de Dados 0 0 0 7— 7 RUSHING— San Diego, Adams 1658, Patrick Division (holding), 12:51; Adams, Edm (Interfer­ Socked-Yords Lost 3-25 (H) RUSHING— Los Angeles, Jackson 21-70, MInn.-Duluth 43, Bemidll St. 3 Brenn 59, Mike Steeves-DIck VIzord 59, (tripping), 8:08; Monson, Chl,doublemlnor checklno), 1:43; Preslev, Chi (hlah- ing), 15:05. feoted by Windsor, 4-1. Fish hod the lone Chicago 0 17 0 0— 17 James 7-32, Malone 617, Miller 1-4, Spencer W L T Pts G F GA ence), 17:)8; Boschmon, Win (holding), sllcklng). 1:43; Neelv (roughlno), 2:41; Punts 2-32 3-39 S.SmIth 623, Allen 11-20, Mueller 2-6, Minot St. 79, M avville St. 10 John Worren-Horvey Arpln 59, Roger (holding, roughing), 13:39; MocOermta, 18:51; KurrI, Edm (roughing), 19:57; Second Period— 4, Quebec. Brown 3 goat for the Cyclones assisted by Second Quarter Strachon 1-5, Schroeder 3-0, Beuerlein 1-2. MIomI, Hampton 1(1-28, Stradford 11-28, Missouri Vol. 66, Culver-Stockton 13 L e n to c h o -L o u G o n za le s 59, Steve Phlladelphio 4 0 0 8 19 11 Har (roughing), 13:39; Vincelette, O il Monson,Chi (roughing),2:41; Murray,Chi (Soklc, A.Stostnv), 1:30 (pp). 5, Quebec, Heather Jolly. Amy Donohy, Kristin Chi— McKinnon 4 run (Butler kick), Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Dovenport 6(minus 2), Edmunds 1-(mlnus Kvte, Win (roughing), 19:57. Penalties-Yards 10-86 1-6 3-(mlnus 10). Konsas CItv, Okove 10-55, Monmouth, III. 31, Cornell, Iowa 10 R o m e o -B ru ce Am ende 60, Richard PIttsburoh 3 10 A X 21 (17-56); Ladouceur, Har (roughlno), 17:56; (holdino), 4:(M; LInseman, Bos (Interfer­ Jackson 1 (GItlls, Moson), 14:04.6, Buffalo, Mochnick and Sharon Rockow ployed 5:21 Saxon 1-14, Palmer 613, Heard 611. 8). Moorhead St. X , MInn.-MorrIs Duouette-Poul Peoples 60, Ron Broeoe- N Y Islanders 2 2 1 5 15 16 Valve, O il (stashino), 19:13; Robertson, Hor ence), 4:43; M urray. Chi (holdino), 7:52; Prelsjloy 1 (Maguire, Hartman), 15:03. well. The Cyclones continue State Cup Tim e ot Possession 26:16 33:44 PASSING— Son Diego, Malone 26366 29 Second Period— 3, Winnipeg, Kvte 1 Chi— FG Butler 21, 10:20 ^ PASSING— Los Angeles, Schroeder 7-17- Mount Union Ohio Northern 7 Gerry Rlchmon 60. NY Rangers 2 2 1 5 12 15 (sloshlno), 19:13; Ploytolr, Chi, mlnor- Bvors, Bos (stashino), 14;X;;W llson, Chi Penalties— Houslev, Buf (holding), 1:02; action Sunday ogolnst Ellington Sun­ 294. M iam i, Marino 26466329. 25, (Steen, Small), 5:57. 4, Edmonton, Adams 1 Chi— Morris 39 pass from McMnhnn 0- 68, Beuerlein 4-7-0— 70. Kansos City, N. Dakota St. 21, Mankato St. 17 NO ALIBI TOURNAMENT — A Gross New Jersey 2 3 0 4 19 22 molor (hloh-stickino, flohtlno), 19:X; (holdino),15:09. ' JorvI, Que (holding), 3:54; Duchesne, day ot Manchester Community College (Butler kick). 14:18 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS R E C E IV IN G — San Diego, James 632, (Gregg, Anderson), 7:06. 5, Winnipeg, RUSHIN(5— Tompa Bay, Howard 7-21. DeBerg 16362-269. N. lowo 34, Illinois St. 7 — Norm Dolgnoult 69, Stan Domlon 72, Washington 2 3 0 4 26 24 Jennings, Har, m lnor-molor (stashino, Second Period— 6, Chicago, Hudson 2 O je (roughing), 6:50; Holkldls, Buf (rough Fourth Quarter RECEIVING— Los Angeles, Fernandez Cox 626, Holland 671, Miller 669, Bernsline Adorns Division Hawerchuk 2 (Duncan, McBoln), 12:27. (Monson, Yownev), 2:28. 7, Boston, D.Smith 3-15, K.Goode 3-3, ^ote M. N. Michigan X, Grand Valley St. X Bruce Berlet 73, Tom Juknis 74, Ron flohtlno), 19:X. _ Penalties— Small, Win (hooking), 2:38; Ing), 0:50. Dol— Gay 13 pass from White IRurek 2-48, S.SmIth 2-16, Jackson 610, Lofton 1-29, 619, Early 2-48, Flutle 629. Miami, Duper NW Missouri St 31, SW Baptist X Boston 4 2 0 8 24 18 Second Period— 2, Hartford, MacDermId Crovyder 2 (LInseman, Galley), 4:35 (p p). 8, Third Period— 7, Quebec, Lotto 2 (Glllls, Testoverde l-(mlnus 1). Indianapolis, Dick­ 7-118, Stardford 7-60, Clayton 650, Edmunds BosMe 74, Horry NowobllskI 76, Auggle Kvilonen, Win (holding), 13:37; Hunter, kick), 9:53 Mueller 1-18, Allen 1-7, Brown 1-6,Junkln Nebraska 63, Oklahoma St. 42 Link. B Gross — Roy Solomonson 72, Quebec 4 2 0 8 27 21 1 (Wilson, Samuelsson), 1:42. 3, Chicago, Boston, Neelv 2 (Wesley, Jannev), 13:49.9, Smyth), 7:48.8, Quebec, JorvI 2 (Poddubny, EMERGENCY A — 64,759 erson 27-80, Chandler ^72. 636, Jensen 2-30, Banks 2-26, Davenport Win (holding), 16:56; Anderson, Edm PASSING— Tompa Bov, Testoverde 25- 1-4. Kansas City, Palmer 6103, Palge660, Nebroska Weslyn 27, Midland 10 Carl Mlkolowsky 75, Bill Mustard 75, Buffalo 3 3 0 6 24 26 Eagles 1 (Graham, Thomas), 3:34. 4, Boston, Thelven 1 (Neelv, Weslev). M oller), 11:15. Penalties— None. Corson 638, Saxon 618, Horry 2-14, Taylor 1-7, KInchen 1-3, Hampton M m lnus!). Hartford 2 3 0 4 16 22 (hIgh-stIckIng), 18:13; Nummlnen, Win Fire — Police — Medical 42-2-469. Indlanopolls, Chandler 19-32-2-240. North Central X , Illinois Weslyn 17 Jack CIszewskI 76, Tim Watson 76, Hartford, Samuelsson 1 (Francis, DIneen). (holding), 19:55. 1610 (pp). 10, Boston, Neelv 3 (Galley. Dal Chi 1- 36. Norm Mowdslev 77, Bill Wood 77, Dick Montreal 2 3 0 4 19 17 6-29. 5, Hartford, Ferraro 3 (Samuelsson, Bourque), 17:33 (PO). Penalties— Bourque, 24 RECEIVING— Tampa Bov. Hill 7-162, MISSED FIELD GOALS— Miami, North Dakota 52, N, Colorado 40 Third Period— 6, Edmonton, Messier 1 First downs 1B MISSED FIELD GOALS— Nonf Northern St.,S.D. 37, SW Minnesoto X Coppa 78, Sam Worthen 78, Chet Lukas CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Young), 6:52 (pp). 6, Hartford, C.Wilson 2 Bos (hloh-stlcklno), 3:32; Thomas, Chi 24-96 26-124 Hall 7-121, Carrier 4-61, Pillow 2-5S Revelz 48. (Anderson, Simpson), 0:51 (pp). Rushes-yards Northwestern, Iowa X , Peru St. 35 79, Rick BorkowskI 79, John Guord 80. C Norris Division (Turoeon, Young), 13:46 (pp). 7, Chicago, (charglno), 3:32; Preslev, Chi (hloh- DIAL 911 195 261 D.Smith 3-49, Howard M6, K.Goode 1-5. W L T Pts GF OA Penalties— TIkkanen, Edm (unsports­ Soccer Passing Indianapolis,Brooks 7-139, Boyer 6-49, Northwestern, Minn. 48, Northwestern, Gross — Brlon Guerrette 77, John Larmer 5 (D.WIIson, Savord), 15:41 (pp). 8, stlcklno), 3:32; Crowder, Bos (hloh- In Manchester Return Yords 14 11 Redskins 33. Cardinals 17 Toronto 3 3 0 6 24 X manlike conduct), 1:12; Boschmon, Win Beach 3-17, Verdin 1-18. Bentley M2, WIs. 47 Sutherland 77, John Fleet 82. Gross — Hartford, Francis 2 (Samuelsson), 19;». (unsportsmonllke conduct), 1:12; Mo­ stlcklno), 4:35; Yawnev, Chi (hloh- Comp-Att-Int 24-35-2 22-39-0 College football scores Notre Dome 31, Miami, Fla. X Bill Maltzan 82, Don Marauls 83, Dan St. Louis 2 2 1 5 24 M Penalties— Bobveh, Har (holding), 4:17; stlcklno), 4:35; Burrldge, Bos (hooking), ^c k e d -Y o rd s Lost 5-47 3-23 Dickerson 1-5. rals, Win (hloh-stlcklno), 4:42; Winnipeg M ISSED F IE L D G O ALS — None. Phoenix 7 3 0 7—17 Ohio U. X , Miami, Ohio 21 Hooon 85, Walt Burlnskos 85. Detroit 1 2 2 4 X X Brown, Chi (high-sticking), 7:12; Ferraro, 6:21; LInseman,Bos (hooking),8:10; Bvors, Punts 4-38 4-47 Chicago 14 1 3 X 35 bench, served bv Fletcher (too many Bos, mlnor-mlsconduct-gome misconduct Washington 9 14 7 3—33 Ohio Weslyn 17, Denison 7 TWO-MAN ALIBI TOURNAMENT — Har (holding), 11:15; M urray, Chi (hook­ men onlce),6:X. M SC United Fumbles-Lost 0-0 M EAST Minnesota 1 4 0 2 18 24 ing), 13:15; DIneen, Har (Interference), (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:04; CARDINAL BUICK 5-30 First Quarter Alfred 48, Hobart 7 Ottowo, Kon. i t , Tabor 0 Gross — Bruce Berlet-Norm Dolgnault Penaltles-Yards 3-20 68, Jim Booth-Ken Tedford 69, Roy Smyttie Division 14:59; Valve, Chi (holdino), 18:58; DIneen, Monson, Chi (unsportsmanlike con­ The Manchester Soccer Club United Tim e of Possession 29:33 30:27 49ers24.Rams21 Pho— R.Green 23 pass from Lom ax (Del American Inti. 51, New Haven 21 ^ SOUTHWEST Overtime— None, Penalties— None. Greco kick), 6:06. Bell-Ston Oomtan 69, Tom Juknis-Crala Los Angeles i I 9 ? 2 !S Har (rouohlna), 18:56. duct), 11:04; Lehman, Bos (trlpplno). (boys 11 years old) defeated the Milford Connecticut’s Amherst 15, Bowdoln 14 Angelo St. 49, Abilene Oirlstlon 21 Calgarv 2 11 5 X 13 Shots on oool— Edmonton 10-10-14-3— 37. 12:07; Valve, Chi (Interference), 12:19; Eagles, 5-1, Soturdov In first round State Was— So(ety, Lom ox sacked In end zone Ark.-Montlcello 14, Ouachita 7 Phillips 69, Carl Mlkolowsky-Les Chrls- Third Period— 9, Chicago, Vincelette 1 Winnipeg 10-12-2-1— 25. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Son FranclKO 7 10 0 7— 24 Army 24, Lafayette 17 Edmonton 2 2 1 5 16 X (M u rra y, Valve) ,5:16.10, Hartford, Francis Brown, Chi (holdino). 14:37; Sutter, Chi Cup action. Brendon Prindivllle, Jona­ On/y R U SH IN G — Dallas, Walker 21-88. Pel- bv Caldwell, 9:15. Bloomsburg 6 Chevnev 0 Arkansas 27, Texas 24 John CIszewskl-Tom Juknis Power-plav Opportunities— Edmonton than Stonlzzl, Tim Marchond, Justin L.A. Rams 7 0 14 0—21 Was— Monk 19 pass from Rvpien (Loh- 70, Bill Mustard-Bob Lukas 71, Harry Winnipeg 1 2 2 4 14 X 3, 9:18 (pp). 11, Chicaoo, Valve 5 (Brow n, (rouohino), 16:1B; Monson, Chi (sloshlno), luer 1-6, Newsome 2-2. Chicago. Anderson Brldgewoter,Mass. 23, FramlnghamSt. 14 Austin Col. 57, Midwestern St., Texas 12 Voncouver 1 3 2 4 18 17 2 of 8; Winnipeg 1 ot 4. Bogll and Jeff Roberts scored the goals First Quarter mlller kick), 13:19. Cent. Arkansas 40, S. Arkansas 6 Nowobllskl-Len Belanger 71, Chet D.WIIson), 10:32 (pp). 12, Hartford, Ander­ Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr, 0-1-1 (25 9-51, McM ohon 4-22, Morris 1-22, Suhev 4-14, SF— Craig 46 run (Cofer kick), 10:20 Saturday's Games son 1 (Francis, DIneen), 12:14. Penalties— '*jlilrd Period— 11, Boston, Neelv 4 (Jan­ for United. Prindivllle picked up two Second Quarter Brockport St. 14, Canislus 10 E. Texas St. 41, w . Texas St. 37 Lukas-John Guard 72, Ron Boslle-NIck shots-22 saves). Winnipeg, Chevrier, 0-1-1 Muster 1-11, Sanders 57. McKinnon 1-4, LA — Cox 44 pass from Everett (Lans- Pohoulls 72, Norm Mawdsley-Sol Russo New York Islanders 2, Montreal 1 D.WIIson, Chi (stashino), 8:55; Sutter, Chi nev, Joyce), 7;X (pp). 12, Boston, Kasper 2 assists while Mott Sombergand Stonlzzl Gentry 1 (minus 6) Pho— FG Del Greco 38, 1:48. C.W. Post 33, Iona 28 Henderson St. X , Arkonsas Tech 0 (37-34). also collected an assist eoch. Kevin ford kick) Wos— Clark 19 poss from Ryplen (Loh- 73, Don Tucker-Som Worthen 73, Leo Hartford 7, Chlcogo 5 (cross-checking), 10:10; Nviund, Chi (Neelv, Bouroue), 8:54.13, Boston, Kasper3 PASSING— Dallas, White 24-35242-2. Second Quarter Capital 14, Wavnesburg 7 Washinoton 8, New Jersey 5 A— 10,440. Repoll, Kevin Blount, Jason Blokeslev. miller kick), 4:58. FAR W E S T Bravokls-Mork Dennis 73, Rick (ro u gh in g), 10:10; M onson, Chi, miscon­ Referee— Foul Sfemart. L in e s m e n - (Neelv, Weslev), 12:04. Penoltles— Neelv, Chicago, McMahon 22-39-284-0. SF— Cralo 2 run (Cofer kick), :36 Catholic U. 38, St. Francis, Pa. 14 Adams St. X , W. New Mexico X , tie Borkowskl-Bob Miller 73. PIttsburoh 9, St. Louis 2 duct, 10:10; Robertson, Har (roughing), Bos (kneeino), 3:M; (Sollev. Bos, major Ron Lesnlokond Ben Berte ployed well. R E C E IV IN G — Dados, Martin 563, (Jay Was— Monk 46 pass from Ryplen (Loh- Coast Guard 19, Marlst 0 M ark Pare, 66ark Vines. SF— F G Cofer 40, 11:19 mlller kick), 13:58. Air Force 56, Utah 49 Detroit 5, Toronto 3 10:10; Ouennevllle, Har (roughing), 10:10; (flohtlno),6:50; Plavtalr,Chi,mlnor-malor United will host the Madison W ildcats In 559, Walker 4-47, Newsome 4-19, Alexander Third Quarter Concord 21, <3a. Southwestern 0 Arizona 45, Washington St. X Minnesota 5, Boston 1 Evason,Har (stashino),10:10; (Instigator, flohtlno), 6:50; Yawnev, second-round action this weekend. 2-21, Cosbie 2-18, Chandler 2-15. Chicago, Third Quarter Connecticut 35, Massachusetts 14 L A — Ellard 18 pass from Everett (Lons- Wos— Clark 60 pass from Ryplen (Loh- Brioham Young 31, Texas Christian 18 Phitadelohta 4, Los Angeles 1 MocDermId, Har, misconduct, 10:10; Chi (holdino), 16:13,• LInseman, Bos Anderson 552, Morris 4-82, M cKin­ ford kick), 5:40 Cornell 35, Brown 0 Col Poly-SLO 42, Cal Lutheran 6 Sunday's Games Valve, Chi (roughing), 10:32; Somuelsson, (tripping), 18:46. non 3-34, Muster3-26, Mooreheod2-33, Suhev mlller kick), 4:52. Cortland St. 31, Albany, N .Y . 14 MSC Stingrays L A — McGee 8 pass from Everett (Lons- Fourth Quarter Col-Davis 42, Sonoma St. 13 Edmonton 3, Winnipeg 3, tie Har (roughing), 10:32; McGill, Chi (hold­ Rangers 3. Canucks 2 2-12, (3entry2-9, Davis 1-36. ford kick), 14:35 Curry 33, Mass.-Bosfon 0 Cal-Santa Barbara 31, Humboldt St. 21 Transactions Quebec 5, Buffalo 3 ing), 16:21; Turoeon, Har (hloh-stlcklno), The MSC Stingrays (bovs 10 years M ISSED F IE L D G O ALS— Dados, Ruzek Was— FG 20 Lohmlller, :13. Dartmouth 38, Harvord 7 Fourth Quarter Pho— Novacek 41 pass from Lomox Cameron 15, E. New Mexico 6 New York Rangers 3, Vancouver 2 16:21; Nviund, Chi (roughing), 17:14; old) defeated Orange, 2-0, In second- 42, 35. Chicago, Butler 42. SF— Cralo 16 run (Cofer kick), 2:39 Doyton 35, Mercyhurst 7 Cent. Washington 27, Oregon Tech 21 Boston 10, Chicago 3 Thomas, Chi (slashing), 19:18; Anderson, Vancouver 0 2 0— 2 (Del Greco kick), 7:31. Olaware 10, Vlllonova 7 round State Cup action Saturday. Scott A — 65,450. A — 54,402. Colorado Col. 35, Trinity Bible 14 Monday's Gomes Har (hooking), 19:18; Valve, Chi (rough­ N.Y. Rangers ^ 9, Rickard and Richie Prenefto notched Delaware Val. 29, Wilkes 18 BASKETBALL Toronto at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Fresno St. 51, Utah St. 10 Notional Bosktlball Association ing), 19:46; Samuelsson, Hor (holding), Rrst Period— 1, New York, Lafleur 1 the goals for the Stingrays. Richie Dickinson 41, W. Maryland 20 Hawaii 32, San Diego St. X Minnesoto at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 19:46; Sutter, Chi (rou ghin g),X :00 ; Ladou­ (Dionne, Mullen), 7:22 (po). 2, New York, East Stroudsburg 27, Kutztown 10 NEW YORK KNICKS-Walved Jeff Gritfeth, Brian Woltvno, Mike Ber- First downs First downs 24 16 Idaho 31, E. Washington 22 Cook, center-forward. Los Angeles ot Calgary, 9:35 p.m, ceur, Har (roughlno),X;00. Leetch2(Mullen,Lafleur),10:59(pp).3,New Calendar genty, Trevor Frenette, Matt Denis, Rushes-yords Edinboro 45, Lock Haven 7 Tutsdoy't Oanws Rushes-yards 2676 3697 L.aVerne X , Ctaremont-Mudd 17 FOOTBALL Shots on goal— Chicago 8-12-10— 30. Hart­ York, Rochefort 1 (Granato, NItan), 16:46. Danny Melser, Tim Tedford ond Eric Bowling Passing Fdlrlelgh Dickinson 7, Sworthmore 6 LInfleld X, Pac. Lutheran X Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. ford 16-9-10— 35. Penalties— Tontl, Von (rouahlno), 2:06; Passing 332 303 Fairmont St. 28, Glenville St. 0 Notional Football League Gregon played well while M a rc Barbato Return Yards Return Yards 60 Long Beach St. 24, Fullerton St. 72 Chlcogo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Power-ptav Opportunities— Oilcago 2 of LIdster, Van (holding), 5:45; Reinhart, Van, picked up the shutout In goal. The 45 Fordhom 14, Franklin 8, Marshall 6 ATLANTA FALCONS— Activated John Vancouver at New York Islanders, 8:05 Comp-Att-Int Comp-Att-Int 2644-1 16261 Menlo 72, San Francisco St. 21 Scully, offensive guard; Tim Green, 5;Hartford3of6. double minor (tripping, un­ T O D A Y Stlnoravs will ploy Stamlord Saturday. Socked-Yords Lost Geneva 35, Duauesne 16 Montano X , N. Arizona 26, 2 0 T p.m. Goolles— Chicago, Pong, 1-2-0 (3Sshots-X sportsmanlike conduct), 7:39; Dionne, NY Bovs Soccer Socked-Yords Lost 627 2-14 Gettysburg 24, Ursinus 21 linebacker, end Elbert Shelley, Punts Punts 643 7-39 Montano St. 51, Boise St. 7 saves). Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, 1-1-0 (30-25). (holding), 12:10; Mullen, NY (sloshing), East Cothollc at St. Joseph's (Trum ­ SALES - SERVICE • CSI Holiday Caterers Fumbles-Lost Grove CItv 28, Thiel 21 safety. Waived Paul Oswald, offensive Fumbles-Lost 2-1 l-o Nev.-Los Vegas X , New Mexico St. X guard, and Donzell Lee, tight end. 18:46; Bruce, Van (high-sticking), 19:36; b u ll), 3:45 p.m . Karen Fahle 128, Bunny Fellows Penoltles-Yards Holy Cross 48, Lehigh 24 Rochefort, N Y (cross-checking), 19:36. Girls Soccer Join the Taamtl Penaltles-Yards 619 645 Ithaca 36, Buffalo 3 Placed JoeCostello,llnebacker,onlnlured 176-131, A udrey Cody 140-135, Alice Tim e of Possession Tim e of Possession 29:31 30:29 reserve. Second Period— 4, Vancouver, Skriko 4 East Cothollc at Old Lym e, 3:30 Mickey Mantle M cCooe 161-127-371, Pam B row e r 131- James Madison 29, Northeastern 13 (Linden, Pederson), 4:15. 5, Vancouver, Coventry at Bocon Academy, 3:X INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS John Carroll 33, Allegheny 14 How Top Twenty fareil DENVER BRONCOS— Activated Mark Whitey Ford 351, Pat Dorsey 154, LIndo TomaszewskI INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jackson, wide receiver, from Injured Scholastic Dek Hockey Skriko 5 (Adorns, Nordmark), 17:48 (pp). Bolton at Rocky HIM, 3:30 RUSHINC3— San Francisco, Craig 27-190, Kean 30, Jersey CItv St. 14 Penalties— Rochefort, N Y (holdino), 6:35; 149-360, Edie Covonaugh 152-371, M o- RUSHING— Phoenix, Mitchell 1636, Fer­ Lowell 39, Mass. Maritime 21 reserve. Henry Aaron rllyn Pierce 133-368, Muffv Talburt 347. Rothman 9-19, Dubose 616, Montona 2-7, rell 647, Jordan 63, R.Green Mmlnus 10) How the Assocloted Press Top Twenty Stern, Van (stashing), 8:39; Butcher, Van T U E S D A Y Sidney 1-13, Young 1-0. Los Angeles, Bell Lycoming X , Juniata 10 ^CKERS-Ploced Randy Washington, Bryant 22-73, T.SmIth 67, college football teams fored this week: Wright, quorterbock, ond Mark Lee, (roughing), 11:12; Mullen, N Y (roughing), Bovs Soccer John Havllcek 1620, Green 2-6, DelPIno 1-5, Everett 1-3. M IT 21, Assumption 14 11:12; TantI, Van (hooking), 13:40; Sand- Archer 61, Monk 1-17, Rvpien Mmlnus 1). 1. M iam i, R a. (A-l-O) lost to No. 4 cornerback, on the Inactive list. Waived W indham at M anchester, 3:30 Curt Gowdy PASSING— San Francisco, Montana 21- .M aine X , Rhode Island 14 Notre Dame 31-X. lA x t: vs. Cincinnati. MHS JV girls' soccer Manchester Devils strom, NY (tripping), 16:43; Butcher, Cromwell at Chenev Tech, 3:30 Mlllersville 34, Mansfield 21 Albert tell, wide receiver. Activoted Phil 31-1-203, Young 62-60. Los Angeles, Everett PASSINCJ— Phoenix, Lomox 26461-332 California 38-21. Epps, wide receiver. The Manchester High girls' Junior The Manchester Devils edged the Van (rouahlno), 19:34; Sutter, Van VInal Tech at Bolton, 3:30 26366199. L Cardinal Buick, Inc. Washington, Ryplen 1627-1-303, Archer Montclair St. X , Wm. Paterson 3 Next: ot Arizona. varsity soccer team remained unbeoten M eriden Snipers, 3-1, Sunday. To d d (roughing), 19:34; Rochefort, N Y (rough­ East Hampton at Coventry, 3:X SEATTLE SEAHAWKS— Claimed lno), 19:34; NItan, N Y , double minor per gal. C . O . D. Radio, TV RECEIVIN(3— San Francisco, Crolg 62-60. Moravian 48, Upsolo 13 3. Southern Californio (64M1) beat No. 16 Darren Comeaux, linebacker, from wolv- with a 4-0 win over Fermi lost Friday. ZInker scored a goal and had twoassists Girls Soccer 81 Adams Street 612, Rice 4-65, Rothman 644, Dubose 2-22, Muhlenberg X , Johns Hopkins 13 Washington 28-77. Next: (3ct. X a t (Vegon (roughing), 19:34. M anchester at W indham , 3:30 150 gal. minimum purchase RECEIVING— Phoenix, J.Smith 7-72, ers. Released Doug Hollle, defensive end. Jone Faber, Nonette Cooper, Traev for the Devils while Rich Tromontano Th ird Period— None. Penalties— Stern, Jones 2-4, Greer 1-31, Taylor t-14,Wll5onl-ll, Ferrell 636, R.Green 685, Await 634, Norwich 27, Worcester Tech 13 State. and Damien Brooke added the other Cross Country Manchester, Conn Mulligan and Allison Newmon scored Von (Interference), 10:40; Butcher, Van Manchester at Eost Hartford (boys Heller 1-0. Los Angeles, Ellard 7-83, Novacek 2-49, Jones 2-35, MItchel 1-11 Penn X , Colgate 72 Dome (6^M1) beat No. 1 HOCKEY the goal for the Indians. Melissa Lata cores. Brooke also had an assist. Sean TONIGHT D.Johnson 624, Bell 610, Holohan 2-16, PIttsburoh 42, Temple 7 Miami, Fla. 31-X. Next: vs. Air Force. (roughing), 12:36; k Is Io , NY (hloh- and girls), 3:X Washington, Monk 682, Bryant 4-48, Notional Hockey League and Melissa Daversa ployed well Ingoal Cappalta, Kevin Romanewicz, Bob stlcklno), 12:36; Bruce, Van (hloh- 649-8841 649-4571 7p,m. — College soccer: Lofoyetteat DelPIno 2-13, A.Cox 1-44, McGee 1-8,, Plymouth St. 79, Nichols 17 5. Florldo State (6-1-0) beat East Carol I no Templeton, and Tom Glldden also Girls Swimming Open Mon.-Tuet.-Wed.-Thurs. NIghta Sanders 639, Clark 679, McEwen 635. N E W YO R K RAN GERS— Sent Jason for M anchester while Lo^uren Bell, stlcklno), 15:07; Lowton, NY (hloh- Conard at Manchester, 3:M p.m. Prfeet Sub/eef (o Chtngt UConn (taped), NESN White 1-1. Princeton 41, Bucknell 35 45-21. Next: vs. Louisiana Tech. Lofrenlwe, center, to Denver of the Darlene Johns and Marybeth Plono played well for Manchester. Cathy MISSED FIELD GOALS— San Fran­ Romopo 21, Glossboro St. 16 stlcklno),15:07. Eost Catholic at Windsor, 3:X 9 p.m. — Bills at Jets. Channel 8, M ISSED F IE L D G O A LS -P hoe nIx, Del 6. West Virginia (64>-0)dld not ploy. Next: International Hockey League for a two- also played well. Tem pleton turned aw av 14 shots In goal. WPOP cisco, Cofer 47. Greco 47, 47. Rochester 48, Trinity, Tex. 6 vs. Boston College. week conditioning program. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17, 1988 - 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 17, 1988

McCa l l o f t h e w il d by Dumai 6 Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright P u z z l e s Acerbic talk-show comedy to air AND RURES mm, WHERE AiOr BEHIND OXJUP RUFIE BE? 1 i-T 's 4 /l l v , m I THE-OIRTAINS! ACROSS 3 W ent to bed (2 Answer to Previous Puzzle Job-r CAN1 mNii M Y ^ ^ P Bv Kathrvn Baker DUNNE AND ROBINSON produced “ After wds.) s 1 b (IH P W I Perform 4 Actress The Associated Press Hours” and have a new project with Swedish ^ ------1 M T V T o p i c s s p A A\ALP k^rffEN, 4 Air hero Magnani director Lasse Hallstrom (“ My Life As a 7 Football coach 5 Bashful NEW YORK — Gil. a veteran newsman Dog” ) starring Holly Hunter (“Broadcast ___ Parseghian 6 Costly fur whose role model was Edward R. Murrow, News’’). 10 Needle (comb, 7 First-rate (2 D d E ] □ □ B still yearns to say something Important, even “ He’s a guy that really idolizes Gil, he’s not a Paul Dooley, a veteran of Robert Altman form) wds.) if it’s Just on a local morning talk show that guy who’s just out to get his job. He just thinks movies, is probably best known for playing I I Negative word 8 Actor Milland nobody watches. the guy is the greatest man in the world, and the dad in “ Breaking Away.” He currently 12 Pledge 9 Map book Gil has been given a new co-host, Len. Len he’s always loved his work — even though he stars in the CBS sitcom “ Coming of Age.” 14 Word made up 13 Aspiration is on an ’80s fast track, having just moved up doesn’t even know his work. He’s just an old “ He’ s a hilarious man, as a comedic actor of initials 15 Whale to the small East Coast network affiliate from guy who’ s been in the industry for a long time, and also as a clown, I mean like a clown in the FEAN UTS by Charlta M. Schulz 16 Clothing fabric 17 Born an independent station in Utah. Len is quick. and he must have interviewed Nixon, and he true sense,” said Dunne. “ He knows BEIBOE] _l_ 18 Firearm 20 Cut of lamb n u n Len is funny. Len is Now. must’ve done all that serious journalistic everything about juggling. He taught me how owners' gp. 1 D o H 1 N c a | p | a _B _L _E They make a perfect team — Len’ s head is stuff, and his (Len’s) idea of what the media’s to fall up the stairs. He’s knows all that stuff.” t h a t s t h e b e s t JELLY P0U6HNUTS MAKE WHEN NOTHING IS GOOP 22 Louts 1 9 ______de France A D 'a BT E E _L JELLV P0U6HNUT I 23 Mound as wooden as Gil’s delivery. supposed to and Gil’s are quite different, but YOU FEEL GOOP ALL OVER. FOR YOU, YOU HAVE TO 21 Copy o _A R R O _P Paul Dooley as Gil and Griffin Dunne as 24 Letters of he goes into it so innocently. □ □ □ EVER TASTEP! PRETENP THAT EVERYTHING 22 Oil-exporting alphabet Len star in the wicked bit of fun “ Lip IS GOOP FOR YOU! assn. 34 Horse's gait 4 3 Tropical fish 2 5 S te p ______! Service,” a one-hour HBO Showcase presen­ “ HIS SHALLOWNESS, THE nice thing you OH. BUT WE LIKED ‘THE NEW UN- 2 4 Chemical suffix 36 Dawn 4 5 Have ------— 27 Hideous giant tation premiering tonight, with additional can say about it is it’s sincere. That’s what I TITLED MARY TYLER MOORE PRO­ "Don't worry. Rhino horn is great for medicinal 2 5 Biblical prophet 38 Chemist's 47 Sand lizard 28 Newspaper playdates Oct. 20, 23, 26 and 29. loved about the part. The guy did crack me JECT’ — Mary Tyler Moore’s new CBS purposes. I’ll use ^ome on you if you get hurt.” 26 F irst___ workplace 4 8 ______DominiThe film was adapted by Howard Korder up.” sitcom, premiering later this month, finally notice 39 Soul 50 Snakelike Bsh River Phoenix as the son of ’60s his name in them, his is called “ The Van Dyke S i s m/^ VKASiT, 2IP’ ...ALL. OF OF Wa k e u p t h i^ a'k jpN iNo 4 4 Horse relative attempts to make him a mentor. Len tries to radicals on the run from the FBI. Show.” ... i WPAx'f THAT 22 23 roi2TUiZB...ir!F 4 5 Expel engage Gil in discussions of deep subjects Dunne’s first production was the 1979 Joan ^^4-, Vov'pc 46 Exist N o USB... 26 such as “ the fame thing” or “ the career- Micklin Silver-directed “ Chilly Scenes of 47 Pay penalty for personal life thing.” Len goes through the Winter,” originally released as “ Head Over OBIT-BOB — Bob, David Letterman’s 4 8 Leather punch 29 motions of stabbing his co-anchor in the back Heels.” shepherd who starred in “ Get Off the Couch! ’ ’ 49 Added up — pitching new ideas to the producer behind He, Robinson and another underemployed and other dog’s-eye-view films on “ Late 51 Preserving 35 G il’s back, making fun of Gil on the air — but actor friend, Mark Metcalf, had loved the Ann Night,” died Aug. 24 after a long illness, it was 55 TV’s talking seems blithely unaware of the inevitable Beattie book. “ We thought it would make a revealed recently. As he was found as a stray, horse (2 wds.) effect. great movie. We optioned it and for some Bob’s age was unknown. His photograph had 56 Vandal “ The trap would be to make him a very reason never doubted that we’d get it made. adorned the set of “ Late Night” since the 2 ) 57 Body of water 58 P ie ______one-dimensional son-of-a-bitch, (that) he's Because that’s how much we knew about show premiered seven years ago. Bob’s LIX ABNER byAICapp colleague Stan, star of “ Dog Poetry,” is alive mode got an ulterior motive from the very making movies, we actually thought we’d get beginning,” said Dunne in an interview. it made, that’s how much we knew.” and well. THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry THEY FRIENDS^ -MAKES FINI S T E A K S .^ ' OH,SHORE SO IS M f r - YASSIREE.'T- 59 Self O' MIKJE-SMMOOS WHEN b r o il e d -BUT WHIN PUNTV^ AH'LL HAVE PLENTY O' 60 Pig BY NAME SHMOOS BOILED, THEY COMES OUT TIME T'LOVE THESE tH H O O « , lN C tm ^lV IB A .,PI/m ANPHBR firTACKER.. 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(In Can See Forever’ A woman lives several ries to eventually received England's Vic Family Medical Center lives in a romantic triangle where her com Stereo) CD tona Award as the world s most coura CD Joe Franklin I'VE SOT TVWO KII3S AND THEIR UPKEEP VOU'RE SO LUCKV...TX (^NO, I'VE GOT S I/ DYPN MYIMY ... petition is herself Barbara Streisand, Yve;. gnous athlete Sharon Gloss, Frank [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Wild Bunch' A THESE OAVS IS UNREA WISH I HAD TWO KIDS Montand, Jack Nicholson 1970 Raterl Ci Converse, Helen Hunt 1981 Texas border town becomes a battlefield (11) Twilight Zone when a gang of aging outlaws rob a local DSFLUM SIRYIUYH 6:00PM C3J CfiJ !30 AO News 20 Crimes of Violence Criminals, victims, ^ Hart to Hart railroad William Holden, Ernest Borgnine, ( ^ Current Affair C5J Three's Company and psychology and law-enforcement ok Robert Ryan. 1969. Rated R (9J Matt Houston ports shod light on the effects of violent [CNN] Inside Politics '88 — KSXXZ JPDUYD. crimes and the factors that trigger such bo 1 0:30PM (11) (18) Odd Couple PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "By the time a man understands women, he's no 11 Gong Show havior Host Louis Gossett Jr (2 hrs ) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Kid Colter' A boy's spirit (26: INN News and endurance are tested when ho is thrust longer interested." — Rex Mobley. 18 Cagney 8i Lacey 22 30 ALF (CC) The Tanners let Trevor (38J Mersey's Hollywood Previews of into a situation he has no control over. Jer .20 A-Team Part 3 of 3 Ochmonek stay at their house after he has movies to be released and interviews with emy Shamos, Jim Stafford, Hal Terrenco a figlit with his wife (In Stereo) JOWOO '"/ij 22 News (Live) actors. 1985 Rated PG 24 Doctor Who; The Krotons Pali 1 of 24 57 Discover: The World of Science (41) Super Estetar [USA] Search for Tomorrow Season Premiere (CC) This magazine X. 126 Charlie's Angels stylf! roundup of scientific developments [DIS] Zorro 1:05AM CD Love Boat z z 3 ZJ ZZLJ. 1 '38 Family Ties begins its fourth season with new meth­ 1 1 :00PM C3J 22 30 News 1 :1 [T M C ] Short Film Showcase ods of catching criminals, bizarre deep-sea 5AM ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue 41 Noticias creatures, a human powered helicopter, (5 ) f38) M-A-S'H 1:30AM CD Superior Court 157 World of Survival: Tiger Beetle (Rl and thf* red w olfs return to North Carolina (3D Benny Hill OD INN News HOW'S \ IT h u r t s ; THAT LADY'S^- -L-L/ ATONCE, :61 Divorce Court (60 min ) (In Stereo) THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (11) Cheers (CC) WHAT A OUY by BUI HoeU YOUR JA W MUST BE MADE / S E IZ E -^ MISTRESS! 38 On The Record W ith Alan Derchow (30) Later W ith Bob Costas H A N D ? / OUTA SOLID ROCK 1 J THEM! by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [C N N ] Showbiz Today 16 Career Media Netwnr)< itz [C N N ] Newsnight Update [D IS ] W itch's Sister A young girl (anr.if '20 All in the Family llF-J yffiF Unscramble these four Jumbles, her teen-age sister a witch (90 min ) 41 Primavera [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: NFL (24 Growing a Business (R| Symfunny (R) JU 6T SO LD one letter to each square, to form [ESPN] SportsLook 161 MOVIE: 'Paper Dolls' The pressures four ordinary words. of teenage girls in the career of fashion (26 Crook and Chase [U S A ] Paid Programming 6HllNA’e POLLHOU6E '/ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A modeling Joan Hackett, Joan Collins. Jen- :41) Dos Vidas husband's scheme to get rid of his rirli 2:00AM (SD Look at Me Now AND EARNED ni^or Warren. 1983 ALTEM wife backfires when she is kidnapped be (57; Bill Moyers' World of Ideas; The ^ Home Shopping Overnight Set [CNN] PrimeNews Passion to Know Author Isaac Asimov CD A BIS, FAT ‘ '4 . 1 fore he can carry out the plans Denny De vice (3 hrs.) ■'",1^1 (v.,nTfv» ,viT. • 1 Vito, Bette Midler, Judge Roinhold 1986 discusses creationism vs science, moral­ [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson (11) White Shadow COMMISSION. I THINK Rated R (In Stereo) ity, the conscience, the global environ­ [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Matchup: ment, and the writing of books (20) NVR Showcase I’M GOINS INTO [U S A ] Fat Albert Buffalo Bills at New York Jets ■u (61 Love Connection C30) Dating Game THE REAL ESTATE BUTIC 6:30PM C3J CBS News (CC| [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride’ (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman [CNN] Moneyline [ESPN] SportsLook BUSINE6S.I ” ' < *J 10-17 Cfj Family Ties (CC) sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on fg j f40 ABC News (CC) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits: 1975 the Moon' A potpourri of skits lampoon (11 Hollywood Squares Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran World Series (Reds vs. Red Sox) ing everything from modern dating to vi (g) laes King f eai.ii nsE^r don 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) (22 (30 NBC News (CC) deotape pirates Rosanna Arquette, Gnffin MOW THEM, C0M1?ARY TD P oetlL O flM O M ,'fW UMLLE eufeEME liO " AS lUaL-TO-C WHADOS WHATHEWOULC? PO [H BO ] MOVIE: The Principal’ (CC) The Dunne, Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R EVBRYTIME HE ©AW 124 (57; Nightly Business Report [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mountain Men' Two newly appointed principal of an urban high fur trappers battle the elements, encroach­ school battles campus drug and crime [U S A ] Paid Programming ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook e j e f y o m e -mooGHr,. THE ©IRL AT THE (38 Family Ties ing civilization and Indians to preserve their Y problems James Bolushi, Louis Gossett 2:05AM (T) News (R) ------CANPYCOUNTEI?. (41 Noticiero Univision lifestyle Charlton Heston. Brian Keith. Jr , Rae Dawn Chong 1987 Rated R (In i61) Love Connection 1980 Rated R Stereo) 2:20AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'Bailed of K R I L L E 1 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on Cable Hogue' A loner is joined by a prosl< P 1 MUST Be GETTIHfr PARANOI^/'^| ME5SA6K TriltT GeT MlSFLACfp Now arrange the circled letters to [CNN] Inside Politics '88 [USA] Miami Vice (60 min ) ^ > the Moon' A potpourri of skits lampoon­ tute in his search for the good life Jasrn> I HWE THIS m m i FeeLWGTHAT I REftyRTS THAT ARE DELAYED... form the surprise answer, as sug [ESPN] Starshot: Clay target shooting ing everything from modern dating to vi­ 11:30PM Csj Taxi Part 1 of 2 Robards. Stella Stevens, David Warner ^ A y gested by the above cartoon MYSTaRF is out To SABtflA&e m l I VITAL INFdRMATidN THAT’S s u b t l e (Rl deotape pirates. Rosanna Arquette, Griffin CD (38) Morton Downey Jr. 1970 Rated R Dunne, Ralph Bellamy 1987. Rated R SOMEHOW LOST... LITTLE THINGS... THINGS... 3 i [U S A ] Cartoons (1i) Honeymooners 2:30AM (3D Improv Tonlte ActOf Jolin HER [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote (60 min | Ill < 9 Answer IJJL TXT 7:00PM (T) USA Today Scheduled un C'i® Transcendental Meditation: Suc­ Matuszak introduces comics Jeff Jon;i J d r 7ii~n- (Answers tomorrow) derprivileged New York City youths who 8:30PM (22. (30' Hogan Family (CC) (In cess W ithout Stress Jim Brogan and Blake Clark Stereo) Jumbles: EXERT FACET QUORUM TURNIP were promised a college education (20) Hunter Hunter and McCall investigate [C N N ] Sports Latenight Saturday's (38 MOVIE; 'The Courage and the Pas­ Answer: Why you should study the history of the CFj (30 News when the wife of a wealthy industrialist is [ESPN] SportsCenter past-THERE’S A FUTURE IN IT sion' Air force test pilots face a senes of kidnapped, (70 min.) (R) C ij (221 Wheel of Fortune (CC) personal and professional crises Vince [U S A] Paid Programming FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves C9j Cosby Show (CC) Edwards. Desi Arnaz, Jr , Don Meredith (22; (30) Tonight Show (In Stereo) Mae. Iw >iiMik iufiiM« Booh No. 22 Is BYSlIsblB tor t2.M, which Includes peslsm 2:40AM C3J Nightwatch Joined in iSSThSidHM » ^ 'jw^c#nhl6 fUwspspw. P.O. Bci 4268. Orlsndo, PL U8^-4)Ib (IT (38' Cheers (CC) 1978 (24> Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: The Progress Up oods and Rislii youf cheek psysbto to Nswspspsrfaooki. Passion to Know Author Isaac Asimov (18; Rockford Files [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Magazine [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week Featured Bills' linebackers Shane Conlan discusses creationism vs. science, moral­ 3 d )txmss memn 10 Itemsi^or I ______ity. the conscience, the global environ­ end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish (20) M-A*S-H , and Cornelius Bennett, Jets' wide receiver ment, and the writing of books struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ (24) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Al Toon, Bills’ AFL championship seasons nessmen Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr less Z of 1964 and 1965 with Jack Kemp. (26) Rat Patrol ^ 518/ 518, WWOULP ouLp YocjYOU (261 MOVIE: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ Beatty. 1972. Rated R An eccentric spruces up an old car and 9:00PM QD MOVIE: Out of Africa’ (57) News (CC) •HEy,F0P.,FWJHA5 TT..AT LEAST'WHEN SHE.'? HELLO.?., HOME 3:00AM Cs] m o v ie : The Keeper' A lakes his kids to a land where the evil rulers (CC) A Danish writer’s unhappy marriage (61) Late Show (R) (In Stereo) o w m E P H o H E / f m i ' s ONTHE PHONE SHE'S SHOPPING NETWORK ? ^ lilcE N\B T o f have forbidden children Dick Van Dyke, to a wealthy landowner is brightened when detective uncovers a horrible secret when Sally Ann Howes. Lionel Jeffries 1968 she falls in love with a dashing adventurer. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred he investigates bizarre events at an insane A6AW... ) \ OKAY.. NOrffTTHEArtALU Hickman, Nick Charles. asylum. Christopher Lee. Sally Gray, Tell A s t r o g r a p h (40) Win. Lose or Draw Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, Klaus Maria s p e n d in g MONEY. \ inr Brandauer. 1985. Part 2 of 2. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' The pro­ Schreiber 1983 ^1} Mi Nombre es Coraje 3D (40) NFL Football: Buffalo Bills at prietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains re­ Cil] Perry Mason U T f 8 A C Y C o u R S B ’f C61) Family Ties (CC). New York Jets (CC) (3 hrs.) (Live) sort ponders the future of her once-thriving (1® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) terests can be advanced today in ways business. Maureen Stapleton. Trim Alvar­ f j « t| [CNN] Moneyline [C N N ] Headline News Overnight that associates will not find offensive. (22) (3® MOVIE: 'Double Standard' Pre­ ado. Lee Richardson 1987, Rated PG-13. « -^h AV£J lO-,7 [ESPN] SportsCenter miere. (CC) A Superior Court judge leads Instead of resisting, they are apt to [ESPN] SportsCenter [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Topper Takes A Trip' Martin Sheen stars in the title (26) Sea Hunt where for tricks. If he could get three took dummy's jack with his queen and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your ability to CD Slater, Richard Jordan 1987. Rated PG- [DIS] Scheme of Things Dealer: Nortli role of this 1983 miniseries dramatizing (ii) Gene Scott 4:30AM clubs, he would have six tricks, for one then led the three, which dropped BAOi’n ’ARlUB (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) This assess situations accurately Is very 13, (In Stereo) Paid Programming John F. Kennedy's years as president. Blair [ESPN] NFL Theatre: Crunch Time (60 [USA] down. Since playing on hearts could East’s king — an exciting six tricks Is a good day to get together with peo­ keen today. You may now find two solu­ Brown portrays Jacqueline Kennedy. (2 1 0:00PM (3D (D [CNN] News West North East South min.) (R) [H BO ] m o v ie : Tha W raith' lead to three down, declarer decided for down one. tions to a problem you thought had no 4:35AM 1 ♦ Pass 1 V ple who are In the same field as you. hrs.) Part 1 of 3. Cll) INN News An Arizona gang leader is challenged to a to hold his losses. What South did was to weigh the Something dynamic could result. answers. [M A X ] MOVIE: Pat Garrett and Billy Pass 1 4 Pass 1 NT CD ® MacOyver (CC) Though parent­ (1® On Trial the Kid’ A newly-appointed lawman yields drag race by a mysterious stranger driving This was excellent thinking. Faced chances of West’s having doubleton CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) The larger hood is not in their plans, MacGyver, Dal­ an unearthly car. Charlie Sheen. Nick Cas­ Pass Pass Pass the objective today, the better you (2p) Morton Downey Jr. to political pressures and goes against his with a nearly hopeless contract. South king against the chances of East's hav­ Changes that are stirring could result In ton and Thornton find themselves bur­ lifelong friend, Billy the Kid. James Coburn, savetes. Randy Quaid 1986. Rated PG- should be able to cope with It. 'This dened with an abandoned baby. (60 min.) Entrepreneurs (60 min ) didn’t charge ahead blindly but consid­ ing tripleton king. Since a 4-3 split is increased earnings. Luck will be as big a Kns Kristofferson. 1973 Rated R 13. (In Stereo) Opening lead: ♦ J could be especially true where your ca­ (R) (In Stereo) Gil) Noticiero Univislon ered possible goals and selected a more likely than a 5-2 split. South’s lactor as your abilities. [U S A ] Edge of Night 4:57AM CD l Love Lucy AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Self-in- reer goals are concerned. (D MOVIE: 'Adam' The parents of a tST) America’s Political Parlies. The De- practical one. play was correct. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17. 1988 - 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 17. 1988 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 n r r

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Charming seven room Nantucket Cape deled large one bed­ secretary! Call collect Sales Secretary to as­ lonial Style homes, 4 Raised Ranch, priced READ YOUR AD: Closslftd odvirH»6m*nti qr* shift, to perform gen­ bedrooms, all ameni­ room Colonial. This In Lydall Woods. room, Includes heat, It necessary, 203-563- eral office and factory sist Sales Manager In toselll 1800 square feet, RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per dov. D E A D LIN E S: For classified advertlsments to 1akcn bv felephone os o convenience. The ties. South Manchester home has four bed­ 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Wooded setting. Large hot water, appliances. 3611, M o n d a y and cleaning. Must be able dally operations. Full 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Saturdoy* the Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one location. $295,000 and rooms, fireplaced liv­ fireplaced family room living room/dining One parking. One Incorrect Insertion and then only for the slie of Tuesday, 1lam-8pm. to do lifting with no time position. For In­ month's security. $495 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publico* up. Peterman Building ing room, large eat-ln with custom built wet area, family room, 1’/z tion. For advertisements to be published ' the orlBlnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen EO E M/F______restrictions. Expe­ terview, coll Lee at Company, 649-9404. kitchen, first floor den baths, low condo fee. per month. 872-8095. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, bar. Professionally Monday^ the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the ioloe of the odvertlsement will not be CUSTODIAN. Immediate rience using power and garage. The house landscaped yard. $151,900 D .W . Fish ASHFORD. 2 & 3 room Minimum charot: 4 lines. corrected bv on odditionol Insertion. ------fork cleaning equip­ 649-1749.______MANCHESTER. Bv Realty, 643-1591.0 opening tor person Owner. Purchase now has been well main­ $209,000. Piano Realty, Duplex Ranch. Reno­ with experience. Strip­ m ent a plus. The AUTOMOTIVE Service tained and has a low vated, appliances, Gerber Scientific In­ or lease to purchase Gallery ot Homes, 646- ping, waxing, butting Department needs this professionally maintenance exterior 5200.O______autet. No animals. LOST PART TIME strument Company, 83 cashier and telephone LDTS/UND floors and performing landscaped. Immacu­ with aluminum siding. BOLTON. Handsome Lease. 423-4190, Notices AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED D r . C ra n e ’s A n s w e rs other custodial func­ Gerber Road West, operator. Full time po­ $137,500. Sentry Real FDR SALE evenings. FINANCIAL South Windsor, late, 1900 square feet, 3 Garrison Colonial. tions. Excellent start- sition. Good starting bedroom, 2 bath. Estate, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER. Six As a condition precedent to Connecticut. salary. Will train. Call Offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 ASHFORD. Privacy and LOST. Block, tnole cot ABANDON the search. C LER IC A L. Full time of­ ^ Ing rate and complete, Ranch with stone tire- MANCHESTER. Charm­ baths, central air and room Duplex, 3 bed­ the placement of any odver- Quiz on page 2 fully paid benefit pro­ Lee at. Bob Riley Olds­ more. Beautifully tlslno In the Manchester He­ with white stomach Thank you for making fice position. 40 hours placed living room, 2 ing 6room cape with 3-4 firepalced family rooms. $725 per month. us number 1 for 41 Salem Nassiff per week. Rellablltv COfSNCARE ' 1. Fangs gram. For details, call moblle, 649-1749. wooded approved rald, Advertiser hereby and feet. One year old. 2. Whinny SECRETARIAL car garage, pool and bedrooms. 2 bedrooms room. Located on a building lot. (1.329 References and secur­ agrees to protect, Indemnify Last seen on August 28, years. For fast, confi­ and accuracy Impor­ ■ Manchester Monor at finished walk-out fam­ on the first floor could private cul-de-sac. ity. No pets. Available and hold harmless the Man­ dential service and Camera & tant. Experience using 3. Bunion 646-0129. SUBURBAN UICATIONS acres). Nestled be­ Charter Oak Street- rnsITUATIDN ily room. Available for be used for o den or Choose colors and tween Yale Forest and November 1st. 647-8587, chester Herald, Its officers Sycamore Lone area. easy terms, coll us for adding machine and 4. Roll out (Oct.) • PERSONNEL office. Other 2 bed­ leove messooe.______and employees against any Photo Shop Immediate occupancy. flooring now. $274,900. Natchaug Street Answers to Reebok. all your financial typing skills helpful. 5. Bayou | l j WANTED Appraised value, rooms on the second Flano Realty, (3allerv and all liability, loss or Apply In person, Assistant V.P. of Hu­ Forest. Vi mile from TW O Bedrooms on first Please help us find him. needs. Conn 8, Conn Port time position $205,000. Asking floor. This home Is at Homes, 646-5200 d expense. Including attor­ Prague Shoe Com­ 6. (a) Truman — Buck stops (z) man Resources. Op­ EXPERIENCED Adult new development of floor In 4 family house. neys’ fees, arising from Reward. Call 649-7492 233-9687.______available for mature, DENTAL Receptionist. $195,000. Coll 649-0593. conveniently located pany. 200 Pitkin Street, (b) Franklin — Little strokes (x) We are looking for portunity to get in­ Educator and Public C O V E N TR Y . New listing. fine homes. $65,900. SSSO plus utilities. Se­ claims of unfair trade practi­ ofter 6.______ABANDON the search. well-groomed Indi­ volved In projects, hir­ MANCHESTER. Spring to schools,churches, Immediate occupancy. Golden Oaks Realty, curity and references a ces, Infringement of trade­ East Hartford. CONNECTICUT (c) F.D.R. — Nothing to fear (w) someone with more Relations person wants buses and shopping. MISSING. Black, fluffy, Thank you for making vidual in customer ing process and confi­ Street. Spacious Colon­ Come and enloy coun­ 646-5099 or coll Joella, must. Coll 645-8201. marks, trade nomes or pat­ us no.1 for 41 years. (d) Teddy R. — Speak softly (y) than lust good office employment. Full or Won't last long. ents, violation of rights of year old, male with services and related CARIN6 (e) MacArthur — I shall return (v) skills. We need a dential matters. Word part time. Over 65 but ial on lovely lands­ try living In this Cali­ 872-8170. TW O room apartment tor collar. Vicinity Scar­ Fast, confidential, caped corner lot. 7 $129,900 Anne Miller fornia style Ranch on privacy and Infringement of easy mortgages. Mr. photo finishing. SERVICES friendly, outgoing per­ Processing skills healthy and alert with Real Estate, 647-8000.n MANCHESTER. High rent In Manchester. copyright ond proprietary borough Road and Au­ son who shares our needed. Salary to 20K. 40 years experience. rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 over 1 acre of beautiful large lot with an excit­ 529-7858 or 563-4438. rights, unfoir competition tumn. Reward. 649- Mortgage where T R E E Care Sales Repre­ Covering baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 BEAUTIFULLY lands­ level land. This great America borrows has sentative. The Bartlett enthusiasm for helping Excellent benefits. Just sold own business ing view of Hartford. MANCHESTER. Two and libel and slander, which 6436. 643-7369 Hartford HELP WANTED car garage, large pri­ caped Ranch In move- starter or retirement $125,000. 563-1413. may result from the publica­ been a neighborhood Tree Expert Company HELP WANTED people lead healthier firm. Prefers east ot bedroom Townhouse, Tolland lives. If you feel you INTERNATIONAL the river location. Call vate screened porch. In condition. Great home features an over­ tion of any advertlsment In tradition helping ho­ PART time Teller positi­ Is looking for moti­ floor plan, recently re- HEBRON. Approved IVi baths, washer/d- the Manchester Herald by Middlesex have a talent tor work­ MKTG. 228-3345 tor resume or Immaculately main­ sized family room or ryer, air conditioning, meowners for 41 years. on! available at East vated tree care special­ tained. $225,000. tlnlshed hardwood building lots. 20 fron­ advertiser. Including adver­ Counties TUBE Bender, and Tube ing With people, and Intriguing, fast-paced details. bedroom with sliders tage lots. Level and rec room, great loca­ Please call Conn & Hartford Aircraft Fed­ ist tor the Central Con- Golden Oaks Realty, floors, cathedral cell- and Anderson win-. tisements In any free distri­ ANNOUNCEMENTS Conn of 233-9687. nectlcut area. MICROFILM Asembler. Persons terrific Interpersonal position requires a wooded. Use your tion. $750 plus utilities. bution publications pub­ eral Credit Union. In Its OFFERS: needed for hand fitting skills, then call us at 646-5099 or call Tom , Inged Living room with dows. Potential tor East Hartford and Far- Knowledge of the tree take charge individual r n BUSINESS raised hearth fireplace builder or ours. $87,000. 643-8519. lished bv the Manchester 1 aRNs $18-$26 hr. OPERATOR ot aircraft compo­ 646-0773.______649-9664.______third bedroom. Over Bolton-Approved lots, Herald. Penny Slefferf, mlngton locations. care or green Industry with outgoing perso­ ll^DPPDRTUNITIES and bow windows. Big 1200 square feet of liv­ B O L T O N . Lovely 4'/i Publisher. necessary. Sales expe­ •LPNa $17-$25hr. nents. Experience with FULL time person nality to effectively in­ REPOSSESSED Homes. $85,000and up. From 1-3 room apartment In two Employment East Hartford hours, •CNAs $9-$10hr. TRAINEES brazing and layouts o Need repairs. Fix and eat-ln kitchen and ing space. Priced to Monday through Fri­ rience helpful. We wanted for quick teract with clients and BUSINES^^ippoHunl^ deck. $204,900 D.W. acres. Plane Realty, family house. Stove, plus. Apply In person; sell for big $$. 446-0276, sell at $139,900. Golden Gallery ot Homes, 646- LOST Happy 75th day or Monday, Thurs­ otter excellent earn­ 2 aReterral Bonus Spaulding Co. change lubricating management. Word $83,000. Drain cleaning Fish Realty, 643-1591 .p Oaks Realty, 646-5099 refrigerator, washer, ings and benefits. For The E.A. Patten Com- work. 647-9138. service, serviceng Ext. H-2______5200D dryer, heat furnished. AND FOUND day, Friday mornings 3 aFlexIble pony, 303 Wetheroll Processing and gram- W A K A N O K E Road. One or Joella, 872-8170. PART TIME (flexible). Experience further Information South Windsor, has mer skills needed. Ex­ grearter Hartford T H 1S two family Is an one COVENTRY. Approved $650 per month plus IVi Birthday and appointment, coll Scheduling Street, Manchester, of a kind Gem. Owners of Manchester's most NEW Listing In South HELP WANTED preferred but we will an Immediate opening TDP WAGES traordinary benefits. area. Owner will train. prestigious addresses building lots. $65,000 months security and LOST. Smonthoidbrown, 649-8150.______4 •Innovative Connecticut. unit features fully ap- Manchester near references. Adults pre­ train someone with for production Salary to 18K, 90 day Sale Includes truck, can now be yours. This and up. All sizes, from female tiger cat, weor- Benefit Package FDR GOOD pllanced newer kitchen Country Club. Authen­ 1-17 acres. Level and ferred. Coll 643-0445. Marguerite CUSTODIAN. Port time, previous cash handling RADON Techs. Will train increase. Call Ann rooter machines and distinctive 7 room, 2'/j tic Garrison Colonial, Ing reflective collar, Call Linda or Janet camera operator. We tools. Call Realty built to perfection. open or rolling and missing from evenings, 5-8;30pm. experience. Qualified to test/remedlate EXPERiENCED HELP.. Ross, 659-3511, Busi­ bath home otters a beautiful Insode and E A S T H A R TFO R D . One applicants should call offer competitive W o r l d , Benolt- Fireplace In living wooded. Flano Realty, Ashworth-Autumn Hallihan Hours flexible, 5 days homes and offices for 245-7745 R EA D Y to move ahead? * Body Man ness Personnel. spaciousness not found out. Three bedrooms, bedroom, oppllonces, per week. A pply: Facil­ Pom St. Jean at 568- radon. Car needed. Sa­ Frechette, 646-7709. room and much more. Gallery of Homes, wall to wall carpeting. Street area. Answers to salary and benefits. New agency opening In Second floor has many In new homes todoy. 1.5 baths, 2 car garage. with love from voiir ities Services, South 2020. EO E lary + . 742-9424. LABORER. Heavy con­ * Mechanic MIDDLETOWN. Thriv­ 646-5200. □ $500/month plus utlll- E .J .,647-1980. Reward. Experience preferred, East Hartford area. good features, also $240's old worth It. $249,900. Dave, 649- Windsor Board of Edu­ HOUSEKEEPER. Part struction. Apply In per­ Responsible person * Parts Puller ing Auto Window Tint­ Blanchard & Rossetto 8048, T .J . Crockett, 643- ties. 568-1054.______LOST. Male, neutered, iiusiKiiKj, Oaiif'lilcr.s NURSE Aide Certified, son; The Andrew basement has loads of cation, 1737 Main time position availa­ Home Health Aides. but will train. Call needed for manager ing Business for sale. Realtors," We’re Sel- 1577. r a R U S I N E S S MANCHESTER. Two black cat with white Street, South Windsor, Ansaldl Building Com­ High traffic area. Ex­ cabinets plus a work strip oh left side of & CraiKirliililrcn. ble, flexible hours, Upjohn Health Care Gary Chandler position. For Inter­ Manifieid Auto Parts shop. $219,900. Realty llno Houses" 646-2482.P MANCHESTER. Reody IJ O J PROPERTY bedroom Townhouse 528-9711 ext. 40. EOE mostly evenings, com­ pany, 186 Bidwell CLEAN Up people cellent cash flow. New with fireplace. All ap­ nose, stomach and Services has Imme­ Street, Manchester. view, coll 291-8477, be World, Benoit, ACROSS from large tor on otter. Cleon, petitive starting salary diate openings for ex­ 289-7918 tween 9-4.______423-4515 • 646-8340 needed. 12 noon-8pm lease with reasonable pond. Super clean. MANCHESTER. For pliances, heat, hot wo- paws. Missing baby tor meat pocking plant. Frechette Assoclotes, aluminum sided and ------and benefits. Appli­ perienced people. EXPERIENCED Carpen­ tor Interview. rent. Figures available 646-7709.n Nicely decorated, 6 trim, 6 room Ranch. sale. Furnished office ter, carpeting, air con- front teeth. Oakland- V IN Y L and aluminum Excellent wage and be­ tor Interested pros­ /Woodbrldge Street cants are Invited to Days, evenings, nights, ter for commercial , EOEM/F/H/V DIRECTOR: Emergency room, 3 year old Raised Near Buckley School. building. Over 2000 dltlonlng. Nice This Is a good time to find NURSE AIDE apply In person, work. Contact Jimmy siders-trlm m ers’ Shelter 8, Feeding pro­ nefits. Ask tor Robert, pects. Owner financing areo. Last seen on Oc- and llve-ln hours avail­ wanted for work In ANDOVER. Gorgeous Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 3 $142,900. Call Dave,649- square feet, excellent location! Call 649-5240. o cosh buyer for that Mondav-Frldov, 9:00- at 646-5775 or Charlie at gram. Qualifications: 646-5000. possible. $115,000. location. 17 car park­ toer Sth. 649-2070. CERTIFICATION able In the Manchester CLERICAL. Position du­ Manchester. Call 634- flower garden, the ser­ full baths, fireplace. 804B. T .J . Crockett, 643- typewriter no one uses. 2:00. Call 228-9496, ask area. Call for on ap­ 645-1805.______Bachelors Degree, PARA PROFESSIONAL Golden Oaks Realty, enity ot Andover Lake W oodstove flue In 1577. ing lot. $285,000. Robert LOST. White and gray ties to Include; typing, 1660. 646-5099, or Alex Law­ HDME8 Use a low-cost ad In CLASS for Linda. pointment. 521-8920. BE Your own boss! Are Masters preferred. Ex­ (Teocher Aide). Super­ and a short walk to the lower level (could be D. Murdock, 643-2692. Siberian Huskey. Long Classified for quick re­ telephone and some perience with financial vise coreer resource rence, 456-2876. FDR RENT time fomlly pet. Please Meadows Manor is ac­ CLERICAL-Retall. Im- you one of those Indi­ direct contact with cus­ elementary school en­ family room). 2 cor AVAILABLE Imme­ sults. 643-2711. viduals copeoble of and personnel mon- area. Dispense Infor­ hance this 3 bedoom garage. Vinyl sided. ICDNDDMINIUMS diately. 6000 square coll 646-0801, after 5pm. cepting applications for medlate opening for tomers. Good wages CHECKING ogement. Salary mation and materials COVENTRY. 5'/j room Nurse Aide Certification full time position. Du­ reaping the rewards of and full company paid Ranch with cozy first Large deck off of kit­ FDR SALE feet. Industrial space. M A TU R E Woman to take building your own busi­ range, low to mid 20's to (High School) stu- Real Estate chen. Asking $174,900. I Subdividable. Reaso­ house In quiet neigh­ ties Include general of­ benefits. Call 647-9137. ACCOUNT floor family room. borhood. One car gar­ Class to begin Oct­ core of Infants and ness? National ap­ depending upon expe­ dents. Rote: $159,900 Century 21 Ep­ Strono- Real Estote, nable rates. 643-1108 ober 24th. Permanent fice work. Ideal posi­ rience plus benefits. FOREST Ridge Town- age. Adults preferred. Cross-Stiff! toddlers In exclusive pliance company seek­ O FFIC E Position. Part RETURNS $5.20/hour. 25 hours- stein Realty, 647-6B95.n 647-7653.P______house. 3’/2 baths, 3 bed­ Flower Quilts day care center. tion for person who Send resume to Man­ /week. Contact; Mr. No pets. Two months positions may be avail­ ing monagers for a time-full .time. Han­ MINI FARM. 1850's M A N C H ES TE R . Bowers rooms, 1900 square feet able at the completion Monday-Frldav, 7-1 or enlovs meeting public. dling phones and gen­ CLERK chester Area Confer­ Dennis Joy at Coventry IHDMES security and referen­ Will train. Competitive factory outlet. Will Farmhouse, formal School. 7 room, tire- ot living space, fire­ ces. $795. Home, P.O. of the class. Permanent 1-6. Storting $5/hour. train. Call 646-3875. eral office work. Able ence ot Churches, P.O. High School, 78 Ripley I FDD SALE I MORTGAGES pay and benefits. Non- Needed in our Box 773, Manchester, dining rom with boy placed Cape, newer kit­ place, airconditioning, Box 684, Coventry, position starting salary The Children's Place, to work with minimum Hill Road, Coventry, chen, 3-4bedrooms, rec deck with view. Par­ Inc., 643-5535.______smoklng company. ASSISTANT Manager downtown operations Connecticut 06040 by Connecticut 06236 window, 4 bedrooms, Connecticut, 06238. Is *8.28 per hour and an needed for office supervision. South All real estate advertised In wrap-around porch, room. Nicely shrubbed tially finished walk-out FALUNG BEHIND?? South Windsor areo. Windsor location. 289- center. Opportunity October 26th. EOE. MANCHESTER. Beauti­ excellent benefits INSURANCE. Growing Jamie, 289-6466. supply company In the the Manchester Herald Is also plus room rental yard. Value that can't basement. Pool, tennis STOP FORECLOSUREII 7918. to learn and grow in TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ sublect ta the Foir Hauslng be beat. $127,900 Keith court. Priced to sell at It you are falling behind on fully malntolned,4 bed- package begins with agency looking for full ^ ------> Trl-CIty Plaza. Office Act ot 1968, which makes It apartment. Barn with room, 2'/j bath supply experience a a challenging cense Plate Number Is loft, 7 acres tor your Real Estate, 646-4126. $159,000. Call owner at your mortgage payments... THf IDRD )i r r / class participation. tome and part time RECEPTIONIST/Medl- Illegal to advertise any pref­ Colonial with first floor people to perform cus­ plus. Must be customer banking LL 5429. It this Is your horse, plus corral and 647-0748. OR...It your home Is In fore­ CENTRAL plate number, bring col. Glostonbury office erence, limitation or discrim­ family room, 2 cor 5HSPMSP.L, PERMANENT PART tomer service and gen­ service oriented. Non- Full Time environment. Call ination based on race, color, fenced pasture, separ­ MANCHESTER. Lewins closure. WE CAN HELPI garage, excellent loca­ INFORMATION smoker. Apply; South this ad to Ed Thornton, seeking Individual with religion, sex or national ate utilities, 2 car gor- 1 ItlFiUNDT n il TIME POSITIONS ARE eral office duties. Two Positions for appointment, prior medical back­ COVENTRY S219.g00 Crossing Condomi­ No payment program avail­ tion, In great family NOW AVAILABLE. Some experience pre­ FILE CLERK Windsor Office Supply, at Manchester Hondo, origin, or an Intention to age. Call for details. nium. 182 Main Street. able for up to 2 years. Bad Available 646-1700, ext. 226 24 Adams Street, Man­ ground and light typing make any such preference, Large LaCava Colonial neighborhood. $1200 Please apply in person ferred. Agents license Trl-CIty Plaza, 872- Offered at $325,000. in desirable northend Beautifully appointed credit is not a problemllAsk per month. Call Sentry 6075, osk tor LIndo. chester, to collect your skills. Hours 8:30-4:30. limitation or discrimlnotlon. Century 21 Epstein to Mrs. Oliveira at: and management ex­ Data Entry CRT SAVINGS BANK Immediate opening. The Herold will not know­ location. Has all the townhouses. Call O r­ how LOW payments can Reol Estate, 643-4060. perience a plus but not 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY $25. You must bring Realty, 647-8895.0 features you're looking lando Annuli & Sons, experience a plus, to proof of registration. Fee paid. Call Ann ingly occept any advertise­ help you SAVE YOUR SIX Room Cape, 3 bed­ Meadows Manor necessary. UrbanettI OF ment which Is In violotlon of (or. Owners anxious. Inc at 644-2427. Ask tor do maintenance on ON THE JOB TRAINING & WRAPPING This otter Is void In Ross, 659-3511, Busi­ ENORM OUS 6 plus 6 Du- HOME TODAY! rooms, dining room, 'V. 333 Bidwell St. Insurance Agency, 649- L««rn to b« an opttcii taetmlclan. Wa MANCHESTER the low. REALTY WORLD Kyle to set up an f ^ account records in seven days. 10-17 ness Personnel. plex on Laurel Street. 3 Swiss Conservative Group living room, kitchen, Manchester, C T 06040 0016. oftar ataatfy amptoymant with op­ SOUTHERN New Eng- WEEKS-BREEN oppointment.______our downtown portunity for atfvaneamant. Pra- 2-JANITORIAL/ bedrooms on each side, at (203) 4S4-1336 or rec room, all applian­ land classitleld ads M A N C H ES TER . New list­ ces, washer and dryer. 647-9191 operations center. •antly aaaliir>Q tralnaaa for our lant separate utilities, 4B7-1707 742-5081 (203) 454-4404 ^ tO€ ^ grinding and CMtomar aarvlca dapt. MAINTENANCE COOKS. Full and port reach nearly 800,000 ing. Impressive 2 bed­ Available November PROLONG T H E life of cut homes In Connecticut 170x105 lot. In need of Excellent benefits Starting hourly rata *5.60 with ravlaw '5.50 an hour to start time, days or evenings. ■ MEDICAL RECORDS upgrading throughout- room townhouse, I'/z 15th. $875. 646-5732. flowers In your home by In 50 daya. C ^l Bob PouthI to dla- and Rhode Island. The ."[“I'oir,:, . PARA-Professlonol package. Call for with scheduled wage Top wages, schedule. ' excellent potential. MANCHESTER. Three baths with very spa­ Cut laundry costs by de­ snipping stems at on an­ appointment euaa tha axcaHant fringa banafitt Expanding medical organization needs price for a basic 25 bedroom Cope, newer cious floor plan! Fire­ V/" ‘ ’I!"''^"I ■- ' Aides needed. Two po­ gle. This provides more and appl. tor Intarvlaw. reviews and super be­ Clean restaurant. Be­ Ideal tor a handyman creasing the amount ot nefits Include health, word ad Is only $55 and roof, new driveway. place In the living room n S T D R E AND sitions ore open In the stem surface to absorb 646-1700, ext. 226 nefits. No experience coder with ICD-9-CM experience to do in will appear In 43 news­ or contractor. $179,900. detergent used. Reduce K) ,V'' Bolton School System life, disability, vaca­ Jackson & Jackson Recently redecorated that opens to the dining IDFFICE SPACE V;Vj. > the water. Prolong the life QSA OPTICAL necessary. We need hospital chart review. ART or RRA pre­ papers. For more In­ room. Large bedrooms by one-third and see for Poro-Professlonol tion pay and profit' Real Estate, 647-8400.O family room, fireplace, whether you notice a dif­ of good, but unused Items SAVINGS BANK 649-3177 caring people to join sharing to eligible e m -' formation call Classi­ large modern kitchen, with plenty of closets. FOR Rent. Professional Aides to work 19 hours in your home bv selling ferred, but not necessary. Must be willing to fied, 643-2711 and ask ference In the appearance per week ot the elemen­ OF our team. Call ployees. opportunities ADORABLE 6 room Cape garage and porch. Sliding gloss door to office building. Large them for cosh with o travel, have car. EOE. Send resume to tor detolls.o______Cod on Essex Street. 3 Price negotiable, privte 10x24 deck. Ideal of your wash. Add extra parking lot. Ideal loca­ tary level. For Infor­ tor advancement Into, dollars to your budget bv low-cost ad In classified. MANCHESTER 643-7656 management. Apply In ' TE R R IF IC Ranch In quiet bedrooms, newer roof, $149,900. Coll 649-8200. Southend location. tion. R.D. Murdock, mation, coll Steven ask tor Dave. selling "don’t needs" with Bent, Assistant Princi­ person to: Bickford's' neighborhood. Priced newer vinyl siding, de­ Bv Owner. $123,500 Anne Miller 643-2692 or 643-6472. CHILD Care workers C.P.R.O to sell. 5

CAR8 FOR 8ALE 1977 AUDI Fox. Good condition, AM/FM ste­ 1 reo, sunroof. $500. 645- 8976.______T h e w t e e 1979 HONDA Accord \m ( tm MISGELUNE0U8,, MI8CELUNE0U8 Hatchback. Beige, 5 SHWWCB SERVICES speed, 80,000 miles, original owner. $1300. NAME vour wwt reoso- cSLBuliSIng'T^ Coll 649-0260. notolt prlct. NW«r & H M ^ l i l i scRvia nonce Co. Commercl- Son PainNno and Pap- eucM . truok e oMppar. .Slump al/ResIdenttal building i S I ® 3 L c u irJno. Romovol. Wl- rpmiMl. fraa aatimaiaa. K. repairs and home tm Special conaldaratlon for K provements. Ipterlor Comm#noJf^toiW«niiai ^JSSSL. .. oteorty and Mndieappad. ond exterior pointing, CLYDE m ' light corpentrv. Com­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. If •!ir 647-7SS3 plete lonltorial ser­ ROUTE S3, VERNON 647-1946 BRUSHWORKS. interior vice. Experienced, rel­ 84 Caprice Wagon *0295 iable. tree estimates. polntino. Free esti- Top IsN SereoMd Loam 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. ISOOS mote*. 1J veor* expe­ Any amount daamiad. Aba M. 643r03(M. 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) •8995 rience. Rnlehed cabl- groMl. Mona and bartt. mukA FOR SPARKUNG Vtood liffiK' . n^f»AVVMiitw9.n«t»/t.elUnas. WallRv ' Oobeai. babkfioa a loadtr fdnW. wdrk^ tlie, gtosB and 86 Celebrity 4 Dr. *7695 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 llanrlirBlpr Hrralb painted surfaces, ddd MViscoiisTmien6N three tablespoons of 86 LeSabie Ltd. *11,995 |i»i|il*itAW NOii|R6 iS lffio5 i? 872-1400/6S9-tf5S8 . woshlng soda f o a ouart of 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 . 4^11 oloan-up end % worm water and wash. No 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *9995 'iNi^rentowl. Forlfoe - 4 rinsing reoulred. For 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7995 D E U V E R I N I ^ 67 30 Cents oetimatae; eell lodayl % Rich, claan, atona-fraa sporKIIng results when Celebrity 2 Dr. *9495 Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1988 Manchester, Cenn. — A City Df Viiiage Charm '^ I lh p W . s i iMm. 5 yarda. *80 Plus Tax. you hove something to 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. '59TO RECENT USED CAR ICoMFMIoli 7 4 2 .T 4 7 6 - ' Alao, aand, gravel, atone sell, use 0 low-cost od in 83 Pontiac 6000 2 Dr. *5995 RENOVAl and horte manure. qjiiuijp! 63 Buick Regal •6995 ARRIVALS YOU MUST SEEI! , CommtreM * Mt«»nf/a/ ■ 84 VW Jetia 4 Dr. •5995 8)«ng, pulMr*. flbwgltM :" Rad, 8 Cyl., Auto. PS. PB. t f t l O R AC. Radio <7495 The amount of commercial capacity. But he added that the Buckland Street, the eastbound New York developer John But keeping traffic in the North Associates of Indianapolis, Ind., AC. Tilt, Radio U I 9 U for land that straddles the Scraaned Loam, Gravel. aeaaaaaeeeeea*.* 88 Legend...... 121,995 development in the North End study did not take into account the ramps and Oakland Street and Finguerra was scheduled to re­ End at better than an acceptable RESIDENTIAL fuse elim­ Processed Qraval, Sand, 88 Caravan SE....*15,565 83 FORD has already exceeded the predic­ traffic improvements required Tolland Turnpike, Buckland ceive word from the State Traffic level and ensuring that roads can Manchester-South Windsor PAYROLL SERVICE border. ination, ctrcut break­ Stone A Fill. Let me do the work tor 88 F-150 P/U...... *15,785 83 TOYOTA CELICA tions of a 1986 traffic study and by the State Traffic Commission Street and Pleasant Valley Road, Commission this morning on handle future development will 4 SEASONS ers Instolled: Addi­ Qray. 4 Cyl. 5 Spd, PB. PS, CROWN VICTORIA require a cooperative effort That project may also include For Oellverlaa Call you. Payroll, quarterly tax 87 S-10 Blazer....*14,975 2 Dr. Rad, 8 Cyl. Auto. PB. more will have to be done for on the intersections required of and Buckland Street and Tolland improvements he may have to REMODELING tional wiring ond smoll P WIndowa. AC. Tin, Radio, STQQIi among Manchester and sur­ additional development by Bron­ ,t» Addittons a Decks repolrs.M Top ouallty returns, year-end W-?a. 87 Interga L S ...... * 9,995 Sunroof ff ww U PS, PW, P Saata, AC. TIR. tjlQQR surrounding intersections to op­ developers of the regional mall in Turnpike. make for development on the 1.50 OtM>rg« G riffing Radio, Vinyl Top « l w U rounding towns, the state Depart­ son t Hutensky of Hartford. a ROotirtg a Trimwork work at oftordable pri­ FREE pick-up and t>f 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 erate smoothly, Town Planner Buckland and the surrounding Traffic improvements required acres he owns surrounding the small Jobs aralcofflwl. \~Hfi ces. Call MA-5253 or mall. ment of Transportation and lan­ The development that has 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 "?-■ dallvary. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 87 HONDA PRELUDE Mark Pellegrini said Monday. land. by the State Traffic Commission Srafnr.Cttfara Mttnunl residence at 648-0617. The traffic study identified six for the Pavilions at Buckland An "acceptable" level was downers, Pellegrini said. already been approved probably •sow per weak for op to 07 Toy. Corollal ...* 8,295 White. 4 Cyl. 5 Spd. | | | | Q C 85 OLDS CUTLASS Pellegrini told Planning and PB. PS. TIH. Radio 11,1 *9U Wagon, Auto. PS. PB. PW defined in the 1986 study as level Among those future develop­ Cali Chris at 64S-0.1SA Angelic Homo too employees, Zoning Commission members "critical” intersections; the In­ Hills and surrounding 380 acres of See TRAFFIC, page 10 . ^ —..• ------.tb;' ST6I6/ 87 Toyota GT .....*10,995 PSeata. Air, TIH. Radio. that a 1986 traffic study of the terstate 84 westbound ramps and development will allow the six “D” or above. Pellegrini said. ments is the expansion of the C^rc Rcglnlry 643-5775'?^ 86 Chev C20...... ' 9,595 Crulea <7295 lUmiNB aaaaeaaeeaeaaa* 84 HONDA CRX KINN C4 6 PENTRY ^ l/irat rrgiulry oITitr qniilHv 86 Chev C30 ...... *14,975 Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto <4495 11 , Here to toinil y o u r^ ^ ' rar,wv ' SnowplowlM. Snow HAULING • C^mmorclGl 6 rotl6onttit I AUTOS FOR shopping center for a piece of land in South Windsor vOaekketiaMCanKmrr Removal & Sanding. I r e n t/ lease and Manchester had been disclosed, a partner of • rrf# CaffffMXM • ftiRf “ • Melvin Simon & Associates of Indianapolis said ■ • a*"br oa«oi,nM -.^.Free EoflniilM John Hannon Concrete FREE Mileage on low Company • 875-9371 cost auto rentals. Vil­ today that the final plans call fora larger center that "^'?646-2253 S: 647-7l5flL__ 87S-3483 lage Auto Rental. 643- OUT THEY GO... may include office space. 2979 or 646-7044. NDW Plans for the center were filed Monday at the South Windsor Town Hall. Bronson & Hutensky of CARS CARS In ^ C A R S Hartford and Melvin Simon are partners in the ROOMMATES I WANTED TO I venture under the partnership Down East WANTED BUY/TRAOE FOR SALE FOR SALE I ^ F O R SALE ’86 MERC CAPRI ’84 H O N D A CRX Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Radio Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, Assooidtcs EAST HARTFORD. Pro­ P. Locks, Was *5995 Was *5495 A spokesman for Bronson & Hutensky said today fessional female to the firm plansa “powercenter,” which may include shore two bedroom Old furniture, clocks, office space at the site of the proposed retail center. apartment ocross from oriental rugs, lamps, Patrick Flynn/Manohatter Herald The retail complex, to be called the Plaza at Wickham Pork. Oc­ paintings, coins, je­ yg/-JlaldraJJn^yU ‘L U j:JI^ P l $4995 *4495 Buckland Hills, not Winchester Mall as originally tober 31, Occupancy. welry, glass & China. front of the Municipal Building in Manchester. 275-0764, 282-0434. CHECKING THE LIST — Ginny Hutchings of 170 Oak St. proposed, will sit on land that straddles the Will pay cash. Please ’85 CHRY. ’85 TO W N & checks for her name on the list of voters posted on the lawn in Manchester-South Windsor border. Mark Craft, a OLD Active Gentleman saga Chevrolet SQQO CHEVROLET call, 646-8496. SDOO CHEVROLET 1900 CORSICAS 1900 NOVAS spokesman for Melvin Simon, said it will include with nice large home, 190U CELEBRITYS UontM l < ctm 5th AVEN UE COUNTRY near bus, looking for Chguyb Megl Pb^wlar 4 Ooor TM Wny ouw FMaiM five discount department stores, a catalog show­ man to shore his home. ^ M S I S S Gray, 6 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, Wagon, Auto, PS, PB, room. a home improvement center and smaller Very reasonable rent. AC. PW, Tilt, Was *7995 Air, Radio, Was *6495 Want to pick a president? Better register shops. Project Homeshore, Automotive ONLY The proposed center would be west of Buckland 236-4511. expects voter registration to hit a record high of Building at 41 Center St. In Andover, the Road and the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Craft said $ 1 1 ,4 9 5 Slock $ 8 ,9 9 0 Stock ONLY $ 8 ,5 4 5 Sto<* Today is the last day for Connecticut citizens to registrars’ office is the Town Office Building on ncMn RgtMW •60571 mokJm RdtMM •66468 wdudM nstMt* •88002 ^ *7195 *5995 register to vote in the Nov. 8 general election. 1.9 million, about 100,000 more than the previous he wasn’t sure exactly how much Manchester land WANTED I CARS 20 kr Stock An Stock For Dolhrory In Stock For D*H¥0ry / high of 1.8 million recorded in 1984. School Road. In Bolton, it is in the Community would be used for the project. TO RENT FOR SALE Registrations from residents age 18 and over ___ I l\ long BUICK iQOD buick •4000 buick Hall on Bolton Center Road. In Coventry, it is at Craft described the Plaza at Buckland Hills as a I \ l90O CENTURYS l9()0 REGALS l900 SKYLARKS ’83 H O N D A ’86 H O N D A will be accepted at town and city halls throughout People who become U.S. citizens, turn 18 or the Town Office Building on Route 31. “community center”. NEED to Rent garage to I \ Air C«r6.. Aul*. Tiww,. P6, A— AIrCend, Aut«„ f t . ••, V«, A M m Ak Cend., Ama Tiwia. 19B7 DODGE 600. Auto- f t . fii. tieree become residents of Connecticut towns after store cor tor winter DttfML Hatty Other LuiyrF*«uf** CeM, Hary Other Iviwry Feeturee PRELUDE CIVIC the state until 8 p.m. Herbert Stevenson, Manchester’s Democratic Melvin Simon doesn’t predict problems with motlc transmission. today may register until 11 a.m. Nov.7and still be months. November- $6900 or best offer. Blue, 4 Cyl. 5 Spd, PB, AC. Wagon, 4x4, 5 Spd, PB, Identification is required for registration. A registrar of voters, said today that 190 people competition from the mall at Buckland Hills or the Morch Coll 643- 964, 643-4263.______Radio, Was *7905 AC. Radio, Was *7995 driver’s license, birth certificate or Social eligible to vote Nov. 8. became voters Monday. On the corresponding Plaza at Burr Comers, which is currently IFWOM undergoing expansion and renovation. The com- 1985 FORD LTD. Fully STARTINO FROM STARTINQ FFIOH Security card is satisfactory. In Manchester, the office of the registrars of day in the last presidential election year, 210 loaded, excellent con­ $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 SB