SCOREBOARD Ivashko Was Considered a Gorbachev MOSCOW — President Mikhail S

20—MANCHESTER HERALD, TViesday, July 10,1990 What's News Gorbachev takes win as mandate Wednesday By ANN IMSE and a key agricultural and energy- The Associated Press producing region. SCOREBOARD Ivashko was considered a Gorbachev MOSCOW — President Mikhail S. protege while serving in secondary posi­ J PITCHERS LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Gorbachev says he considers his re-elec­ tions in the Ukrainian Communist Party Jack Armstrong, Cincinnati; Jeff Branlloy, in recent years. He replaced extreme San Francisco; Rob Dibble, Cincinnati; John Rec soccer tion as Communist ftrty leader a man­ Baseball Franco, Now Tbrk Mots; Neal Heaton, Pit­ date to further democratize the party and hardliner Vladimir Shcherbitsky as Uk­ tsburgh; Dennis Martinez, Montreal; Ramon ■ Residents are irked by help to end its virtual dictatorship in rainian party boss last year. He resigned Marlinoz, Los Angoies; Randy Myers, Cincin­ that job after being elected president of American League standings nati; Dave Smith, Houston; Frank Viola, New Pee Wee Parker St. delays. Page 9. some regions. >brk Mets. Gorbachev politely thanked the largely the Ukraine this spring. East Division x-lnjured, will rx)l play. Tornadoes 1 (Geoff Cook), Timbers 1 (Kate W L PCL CB Sullivan) conservative delegates to the 28lh party Gn Monday, Gorbachev secured top- 3), Penguins 1 Boa ton 46 36 .561 — All-Star lineups Express 3 (Mike Haddad ■ Coventry commssion GKs congress for their confidence in re-elect­ level support for his reform program by (Ryan Krisolofsky) Toronto 47 38 .553 CHICAGO (AP) — Lineups lor Tuesday's All- .488 6 Oilers 1 (Shaun Smyth), Sharks 1 (Jeff ing him general secretary 'fiiesday, but revamping the party PDlitburo by adding ClavelancI 40 42 Star game at Wrigley Field: scenic road rule. Page 9. DetroK 41 44 .482 6Baltimore, SS. Midgets the 10-day congress. “I take my election Despite their verbal attacks on Gor­ PcL GB W L Ken Grifley Jr., Seattle, CF. Spartans 2 (Steven HuoL Drew Sinatra), .622 — as support for my positions.” bachev and his program, many conserva­ Oakland 51 31 Mark McGwire, Oakland, IB. ApollosO . angers homeowners. Page 9. .615 1 Chicago 48 30 Sandy Alomar Jr., Cleveland, C. Breakers 3 (Kane Anderson 2, Rick Wilcox), Gorbachev now has a hammerlock on tive delegates apparently believed only .512 9 Saattia 43 41 Steve Sax, New York, 2B. Sounders 0 _ ^ . ,i 43 .488 11 power — he is in the first year of a five- Gorbachev has the ability to hold the in­ California 41 Bob Vfelch, Oakland, P. Girls: Comets 3 (Alesha Hyatt Z Danielle 11'rz Minnesota 40 43 .482 National Ftobenhymer), Whilecaps 0 year term as president of the country. creasingly unpopular party together. 12 Texaa 40 44 .476 Lon Dykstra, Philadelphia, CF. Stallions 2 (Emily Biuso, Kasey Sibrinsz), Although he won easily with 3,411 14'/* Before it adjourns, the congress is to Kansas City 36 45 .444 Ryno Sandberg, Chicago, 2B. Rowdies 0 (Lauren Quigley played well) Directors on TV Monday's Gamaa f choose a deputy secretary — a new post votes in favor, and 1,116 delegates Will Clark, San Francisco, IB, MANCHESTER — For those who wanted to GORBACHEV ELECTED — Mikhail Gorbachev gestures to No oamos scheduled Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco, LF. Juniors — and approve a platform. against him. A Siberian who helped lead Tuesday's Gams Andre Dawson, C hica^, RF. Knights 2 (Ryan Bushey 2), Diplomats 2 (Eric view T\iesday’s Board of Directors meeting on last summer’s suike, Teimuraz Avaliani, delegates at the 28th Communist Party Congress. The embattled AU-Star game at Chicago, 835 p.m. A favorite for the new post is Vladimir Chris Sabo, Cincinnati, 3B. Gregan, Jeff Champagne) cable television but could not because of production Soviet statesman won re-election as leader of the Communist Wednesday's Games Mike Scioscia, Los Angeles, C. Ivashko, president of the Ukraine, the Milwaukee at Chicago, 235 p.m. Bears 3 (Flich Griflelh 2. Sarah Thompson), problems, there 'will still be a chance to view the Ozzie Sm th, SL Louis, SS. Ftowdies 1 (Matt Lavatori) Soviet Union’s second-largest republic Please see SGVIET, page 8 Party. Kansas City at Baltimore, 735 p.m. Jack Armstrong, Cincinnati, P. videotape of the meeting. Oakland at Minnesota 835 p.m. Umpires Intermediate Although a technic^ jvoblem prevented the California at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Home— Ed Montague, NL; IB-Davo Phillips, Only games scheduled AL; 2B-Slevo Rippley, NL; 3B-Mark Johnsoa Racers 5 (Brian Ruganis 2, Doug Van meeting from being televised live Ibesday night, Thursday's Games AL- LF-Dana DeMuth, NL; RF-Tim Welko, AL Hoewyk, Matt Pedemonti, Eric Babbitt), the meeting was videotaped without any problems, Chicago at Now Vbrk, 730 p.m. 'Ibnkees 0 (Angel Rodriguez played well) Minnesota at Baltimore, 735 p.m. Hurricanes 2 (Bruce Watt, Phil Dakin), according Republican Deputy Mayor Ronald Osel- Kansas City at Bostoa 735 p.m. Diplomats 0 la. Texas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. AL All-Star statistics Osella said the tape should be televised as usual. Cleveland at Seattle, 10:05 p.m Statistics through July 8 for the American The meetings are typically broadcast on Cox Cable Toronto at California, 10:35 p.m League starters in the 61st All-Star Game, to be channel 32 at 7:30 p,m. on the Wednesday follow­ played July 10 at Wrigley Field in Chicago Calendar National League standings STARTERS ing the meeting, and at 1 pjn. on that Saturday. Batters AB R H HR RBI AVG East Division However, it could not be confirmed when the tape Y Cdtchor W L Pet. GB Today Alomar, Clo 228 27 67 3 31 .294 will be shown. 49 32 .605 — Baseball Pittsburgh First Bass 31 .603 LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS — Boland Brothers captured the National League and JC-Courant Senior Division: East Hartford at Apparently, the technical problems 'fiiesday in­ Novr\brk 47 McGwire, Oak 260 41 58 22 56 .223 37 .560 3^/2 General Oil (MCC). 6 p.m. Montreal 47 Second Bass Town Little League Tournament titles this past season. Team members, from left, front row: volved a telephone hook-up from the Lincoln 39 41 .488 91^ Philadelphia Sax, NY 315 38 85 1 18.270 Center hearing room, where the meeting takes 36 49 .424 15 Mike Prindiville. Dan Krajewski. Ben Pinkin, Andy Moran, Nick Odell, Chris Duffy. Second Wadnasday Chicago Third Bass 35 48 .422 15 Baseball place, to Cox. The hook-up makes it possible for SL Louis Boggs, Bos 307 50 94 5 31 .306 West Division row: Peter Lescoe, Kevin Coughlin. Chris Landrie. Seth Rattet, John Helin, Josh Solomon- Windsor Locks at Manchester Legion (Moriar- Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Shortstop live broadcasts. Manchester, Conn. - A City of Village Charm L Pet. GB ty Field), 7 p.ra Wednesday, July 11,1990 W CRipken, Bal 310 44 78 9 39 .252 29 .633 — soni Chad Foley. Rear: Coaches Bob Boland, Corky Coughlin. Twilight League: Newman's at Vernon (Henry The meetings have been videotaped since Cincinnati 50 Outfield 44 39 .530 8 Park). 6 p.m. San Francisco Canseco, Oak 47 68 22 54 .293 February and have been broadcast live since last 39 43 .476 121/2 232 JC-Courant JuNor Division: Ftockvillo at Los Angeles Griffey, Sea 323 54 1 07 1 2 40 .331 37 43 .463 I 31/2 General Oil (Eagle Field), 6 p.m. month. San Diego RHndrsn, Oak 278 66 93 1 7 35.335 Atlanta 33 47 .413 171/2 Houston 33 50 .398 19 Little League Thursday RESERVES Golf Leaders Baseball Manchester Monday's Gamas Infielders Union decline continues No games scheduled Twilight League: East Hartford al Newman's BATTERS ab R H HR RBI AVG Tuesday's Game (Moriarty Field). 7 p.m. BOSTON (i\P) — Unions’ failure to make the Fielder, Det 306 56 90 28 75 .294 District 8 Summer League JC-Courant Senior Division: General Oil at All-Star game at Chicago, 835 p.m. 90 6 41 .292 same inroads in the computer industry as they have Franco, Tex 308 43 Country Club ATP money leaders The Manchester Royals downed Ellington South Windsor, 6 p.m. Wednesday's Games 321 58 95 20 66 .296 Gnjber, Tor MEMBER-MEMBER — Net- Bill Moran- 1990 AT7 Money Laadsra No. 1. 13-1, Monday night Chris Duffy. Pat in the auto and steel indusuies is contributing to a n No games scheduled Guillen, Chi 254 32 81 0 26 .319 O Thursday's Games Ftogor Evarts 58, Vince Bucchori-Dick Harmon By Tha Associated Press Duffy and Seth Ftattet combined on a two-hitter Friday steady decline among organized labor in manufac­ officials y-Jacoby, Cle 280 42 88 11 38 .314 59, Ed Ansaldi-Bill Palmof 60, Bill Oleksinski- The leading money wirxiers on the 1990 ATP for Manchester. Marshari Teal and Joe Baseball Now Vbrk at Cincinnati, 2, 5:35 p.m. 316 36 93 6 46 .294 Trammell, Dot Stan Hilinski 60, Brad Parliman-AI Lammoy 60, Tour through July 8: Loehfelm had three Nts apiece lor the winners. Mancheater Legion at Windsor (Southwest turing, a new study found. 5 “n San Diego at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Outfielders Joe Wall-Stan MIoganoski 61, Bill Giguore-Dick 1. Stefan Edberg $896,781 Manchester No. 3 downed East Hartford No. Park), 5:45 p.m. Union membership in manufacturing industries Montreal at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. 327 47 91 17 60 .278 Boll, Tor Smith 61. Walt Chapman-Tom Roche 61, Jack 2. Ivan Lerxll $746,874 3, 9-7, at McAuliffe F=ark in East Harford. Wes Los Angoies at Chicago, 8:05 p.m. 298 47 90 10 44 .302 fell by 153,000 last year, according to a forthcom­ x-Burks, Bos Shoa-Peto Teets 61, Stan McFarland-Fred 3. Andres Gomez $694,760 Schofield and Joe Coville pitched well for the Philadelphia at Houston, 8:35 p.m. 95 11 56 .315 Parker, Mil 302 37 4. Boris Becker $669,450 winners, now 2-0. Pat Quish, Jesse Odell, Chris Sunday ing report from the Grant Thornton consulting firm. San Frarrclsco at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m 46 .304 Tracy 62, Kevin Hogan-Miko Misiretta 62, Mike paid more 303 53 92 10 Puckett, Min Gatzkiewicz-Dick Melton 62. Gross- Erwin Ken­ 5. Andre Agassi $484,497 Botlaro played well defensively and Mike Baseball Catcher That represents a 3.2 percent drop from union mem­ nedy-Torn Vocsey 67, Dave Kayo-Tim 6. Thomas Muster $441,285 Garofalo, Ouish and Schofield hit well. Donald Manchester Legion at Stafford (Stafford American League leaders 67 16 42 .283 n ^ Parrish, Cal 237 26 7. Emilio Sartohez $408,855 Dellaripa pitched well and Jason Brito hit well bership of 4.77 million in 1988 and the largest year­ Based on 242 at Bats. McNamara 69, Marty Shea-Don Gonoyesi 71, High). 2 p.ra Dave Anderson-Tony Steullet 71. Pat Mistretta- 8. Goran Ivanisevk; $373,937 lor East Hartford, 0-2. ly decline since 1986, when there was a 3.8 percent H PcL G W-L Sv H BB SO ERA Q M 1 R Pitchers Bill Zwick 71. Bruce Seiffert-Larry Graf 71. 9. Brad Gilbert $329,007 By RICK SANTOS 93 .335 19 12-4 0 114 35 120 Z59 deline. RHdsnOak 77 27B 66 Clemens, Bos Backside Not- Sam Crispino-Russ Smyth 30, 10. Jim Courier $305,157 .331 31 2-1 25 23 2 35 0.50 Manchester Herald GrilTeySea 84 323 54 107 Eckersley, Oak Carroll Maddox-Carl Bolin 30. Backside Gross- 11. Arxlrei Chesrwkov $291,542 By contrast, total manufacturing jobs showed a Guillen CN 77 254 32 81 .319 Finley, Cal 17 11-40 99 3 7 84 2.54 12 Pete Sampras $279,966 93 3.68 Steve Pyka-Wally Irish 33. Rec hoop slight increase, rising 1 percent in 1989 and 2.3 per­ OParker MH 77 302 37 95 .315 Johnson, Sea 17 9-3 0 84 59 13. Jonas Svensson $266,523 MANCHESTER — High-level town officials work­ 27 1.41 Radio, TV Jacoby Cla 78 280 42 88 .314 Jones, Cle 34 4-2 23 36 9 BEST NINE — Gross- Marty Shea 73, Erwin 14. Guy Forget $255,507 cent over the past three years, the firm said. 44 1.22 ing here arc paid significantly more, on average, than F’lmoroTax 78 298 36 93 .312 Olson, Bal 32 4-3 17 27 15 Kennedy 73, Dave Kayo 73. Not- Dick Smith 15. Juan Aguilera $231,406 77 2.98 Northern The chief explanation is increased demand for Sheffield Mil 66 263 38 62 .312 Saberhagn. KC 17 5-7 0 125 24 31-4-27, Marty Shea 30-3-27, Bob Bohling 16. Jim Pugh $227,136 public servants in other similarly populated Connec­ 60 3.15 Style 56 (Greg Thomas 14. Gary Wright 11. workers with high-tech skills, said Selwin Price, Harper Min 72 246 31 76 .309 Stieb, Tor 17 11-3 0 90 28 31-427, Dave Malick 30-3-27, Tom Vecsey 17. Pair Korda $214,233 Today ticut municipalities, according to an informal Herald Boggs Bsn 78 307 50 94 .306 Thigpen, CN 39 4-3 27 28 19 43 1.93 31-427, Stan McFarland 31-427, John Everett 18. Aaron Krickstein $201,630 Gene Nolan 17). Revolution 50 (Mark Herxirix who is in charge of the study. 58 2.91 4 p.m. — Olympic Festival; Bas­ Burks Bsn 77 298 47 91 .305 Welch, Oak 18 13-3 0 109 39 31- 427. B Gross- Willie Oloksinski 74. Not-19. Jakob Hlasek $192,719 19) survey conducted this week. Glenn Construction 55 (Brian Spano 12. M a^ “There arc fewer unions in the high-tech area, O T3 Homs Runs x-injured, will not play Willie Oloksinski 29-6-23, Walt Chapman 20 Goran Prpic $191,966 ketball and ice hockey, ESPN 'The salary data was supplied by the Connecticut Gterpusko 11, Mark Misiretta lOj, Wolff-Zackin Fielder, DetroiL 2B; Cansecx), Oakland. 22; y-injury relacemonl 30-6-24, Brad Patliman 31-7-24, Dave Foighn 21. Slobodan Zivojinovic $188,153 8 p.m. — Cycling; Tour de and those tliat are, are not organizing as effective­ 50 (Scott Altrui 18. Jason Goddard 16). Conference of Municipalities, and from officials from McGwire, Oakland, 22; Gnjber, Toronto, 20; 33-7-26, Steve Dexior 33-7-26, Marsh Warren 22 Mark Kratzmann $186,373 France (taped), ESPN ly,” Price said Tbesday. McGriff, Toronto, 18; Bell, Toronto, 17; NL All-Star statistics 33- 7-26, Carroll Maddox 32-6-26, Keith Byrnes23. Jay Berger $182,970 the towns and cities included in the survey — RHenderson, Oakland, 17; BJackson, Kansas Eastern High-tech workers “arc belter educated, higher S o statistics through July 8 for the National 347-27, Vlfarren Howland 34-7-27, Bill Sullivan 24. Karel Novacek $181,519 8 p.m. — All-Star Game, Channel Manchester, East Hartford, Meriden, Milford, and O “ n City, 16; Kittle, CNcago, 16; Parrish, California, League starters in the 61 st All-Star Game, to be 34- 7-27, Ed Belleville 33-6-27, Stove Pyka25. Rick Leach $178,749 Main Pub 38 (Brad Pelligrinolli 13, Jim Redd 3, WFAN (660-AM) skilled and management might keep them happier.” 16. played July 10 at Wrigley Field in Chicago 32- 5-27, Frank Lipinski 34-7-27. C Gross-26. Magnus Gustalsson $178,609 9), Elks Club 26 (Mike Bidwell 10. Jeff Mann 9) West Haven. According to 1980 U.S. census figures, Runs Battftd In STARTERS Rogor Evarts 78. Not- Roger Evarts 31-8-23, Ed 27. Tim Mayotte $177,356 Roots 44. Alterburners 16. 9 p.m. — Boxing, USA Cable the populations of the towns range from just below m ^ Bolder, DetroiL 75; Gruber, Toronto, 66; Ball, Batters AB R H HR RBI AVG Dullea 33-10-23, Pete Teets 33-9-24, Don 28. Kevin Curren $172,225 50,000 (Manchester) to more than 57,000 (Meriden). Toronto. 60; Dftirkar. Milwaukoe. 56; McGwire. Catcher Genovesi 33-8-25, C.D. McCarthy 34-9-25, Jim 29. Paul Haarhuis $171,245 Magistrate skirts rules P w Oakland, 56; Leonard, Seattle, 55; Canseco, x-SanUago, SD 186 28 59 9 33 .317 Breen 33-8-25, Don Jardes 33-8-25, Bob Brown 30. Martin Jaite $170,072 Other than Manchester, the salaries reported were Oakland, 54; BJackson, Kansas City, 49. First Base 33- 8-25, Stan MIoganoski 35-9-26, Don Bat- 31. Henri Leconte $169,273 PITTSBURGH (AP) — A magistrate who for the last fiscal year, so a 5 percent increase is calcu­ Pitching (7 Decisions) $164,605 o o Clark, SF 330 60 93 14 61 .282 talino 359-26, Herm Dvorak 34-8-26. D Gross- 32 Sergi Bruguera believes the legal drinking age should be lowered lated where indicated. BJonas, Chicago, 10-1, .909; Berenguer, Second Base Jay Roth 88. Net- Dick Melton 39-1524, 33. Michael Sdch $157,865 skirted sentencing rules to let a group of underage m 2! Minnesota 6-1, .857; Welch, Oakland, 13-3, Sandberg, Chi 334 67 112 24 57 .335 Richard Harmon 39-14-25, Mike Mistretta 34. Alex Antonilsch $152,529 The average salary for eight top officials here is .813; King, Chicago, 8-2, .800; Slieb, Toronto, Third Base 3513-25, Nick DiPietro 36-11-25, Jay Ftolh 35. Javier Sanchez $152,176 drinkers off the hook. more than $69,000. That compares with the city of 11-3, .786; Clemons, Boston, 12-4, .750; NEED SOME EXTRA Sabo, Cin 298 59 89 1 6 42 .299 3511 -25. Alan Lammoy 36-11 -25. 35. Omar Camporeae $150,405 District Justice Jacob Williams ordered youths Higuera, Milwaukee. 6-2, .750; FUohnson, Meriden, which had the next highest average of just s > • Shortstop 37. Mark Koevermans $147,936 Seattle, 9-3, .750; Wblls, Toronto, 6-2, .750. OSmith, StL 264 33 61 0 29 .231 SWEEPS — A Gross- Marty Shea 73, Erin 38. Tbnnick Noah $146,937 cited for underage drinking to perform 30 hours of above $^,000, assuming the 5 percent increase. 33 O) National League leaders Outfield Kennedy 73, Dave Kaye 73. Net- D k* Smith 39. Arrws Mansdorf $145,061 community service. A stale law requires a 90-day 'The first piost examined was the chief official, the Dawson, Chi 281 45 91 19 57 .324 75 567, Bill Moran 75568. B Gross- Willie 40. Sergio Casal $142,435 SPENDING MONEY!! drivers license suspension for the first underage- 3) > Based on 242 st Bats. Dvkslra.Phl 289 57 104 4 31 .360 Oleksinskl 74. Net- Brad Flarliman 77-13-64, 41. Wally Masur $141,622 general manager or mayor, depending on the form of G AB 1R H P et Mitchell, SF 276 55 86 21 50 .312 Wblt Chapman 77-12-65, Stove Pyka 7510-68, 42 Scott Davis $141,154 drinking offense. government in the municipality. > H Dykstra Ftoi 74 289 57 104 .360 Frank Lipinski 81-13-68, Earl Everett 81-12-69, 43. Guillermo Perez-Roldan $139,438 Newspaper routes available “I am going to get hung by the bosses in Harris­ Manchester pays this official. Town Manager ■D Bonds Pit 73 262 55 80 .340 RESERVES Ted Backiol 82-12-70, Bob Minnich 82-12-70, 44. Alexander Volkov $135,820 burg for doing this,” Williams said after sentencing SandbergCN 83 334 67 112 .335 Infielders Bill Hickey 81-11-70. C Gross- Roger Evarts 75 45. Grant Connell $133,572 Richard Sartor, by about $7,000 more than the next Dawson Chi 78 281 45 91 .324 BATTERS AB R H HR RBI AVG Net- Bob Brown 81-16-65, Al Chevretta 46. Udo Riglewski $131,255 In your area... Monday. “1 believe the penalty is loo stiff a sen­ closest municipality, Meriden. Sartor makes $86,000 McGee SIL 83 331 53 106 .320 Alomar, SD 322 40 100 3 37 .311 87-19-68, Aldo Dappollonio 8517-68, Don 47. Jordi Arrose $126,917 tence for what they have done. It is not my preroga­ Gant AH 71 258 50 82 .318 Dunston, Chi 302 36 85 13 44 .281 Genovesi 84-1569, Bob Wallace 87-17-70, 48. Milan Srojber $125,250 STRIKE CONTINUES — A protester lets known his feelings as Sandinista soldiers in a per year. Meriden’s city manager made $75,000 last Gary Wood 85-1570, Tony Senatoro 89-19-70, $124,989 tive to second-guess the legislators, but the sentence Mitchell SF 73 276 55 66 .312 Larkin, Cin 309 45 95 4 38 .307 49. Richey Reneberg Earn money and prizes by bulldozer take down a barricade Tuesday. After the soldiers leave, the barricades usually go year, but with a 5 percent adjustment, that salary this Alornar SD 70 322 40 100 .311 Wallach. Mon 314 38 95 13 54 .303 Ed Dullea 851570, Wally Irish 86-16-70. D 50. David Wheaton $124,382 is too stiff.” year would be $78,750. TGwyrm SO 79 318 47 99 .311 Williams, SF 326 47 97 17 69 .298 Gross- Jay Roth 88. Not- Sam Crispino Cynthia Scopctli, a spokeswoman for Mothers back up. BHatcher Cin 73 287 36 88 .307 Outllelders 89-24-65, Nick DiPietro 91-21-70, Chad PGA money leaders delivering the East Hartford, Milford, and West Haven arc headed Larkin Cin 79 309 45 95 .307 262 55 89 15 62 .340 Whitesell 9523-70, Alan Lammoy 92-22-70, Against Drunk Driving, disagreed, claiming al­ Bonds, R t PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) — Money loaders by elected mayors, whose salaries last year ranged HotTM Runs 317 65 88 19 61 .278 Bonilla, Pit MEN'S EVENT — Gross- Brad Downey 70, on the 1990 PGA Tour through the Anheuser- Manchester Herald cohol-related accidents among 16- to 20-ycar-olds from $53,000 to about $57,000. Adjusting those with Sarxiborg. Chicago, 24; Mitchell, San Fran­ Gwynn. SD 318 47 99 2 35 .311 Archie Pearmon 70. Not- Stove Matava cisco. 21; Strawberry, New Vbrk, 21; Bonilla. 56 .306 Busch Classic, wliich orxled July 8: had decreased since the law was passed in 1988. Strawberry, NY 271 49 83 21 55 5 5 0 , Archie Pearmon 53-3-50, Dick Smith $640,382 the 5 percent increase would raise the highest to almost Pittsburgh, 19; Dawson. Chicago, 19; GDav'is, Catchers 1. Grog Norman Sixty-six youths were charged with underage 60- 552, Pete Donz 60-8-52, Tony Steullet2. Payne Stewart $750,288 In your neighborhood. Nicaragua turmoil rages Houston, 19; GanL Atlanta, 17; MaWiHiams, Olson, All 166 20 25 .289 6 5 5 5 2 . Stan McFarland 60-8-52, Pal Misiretta 3. Mark Calcavecchia $714,244 drinking after a rock concert al the Civic Arena in Please see WAGES, page 8 San Frarrclsco, 17. y-ScioscIa, LA 236 26 37 .263 61- 552, Brad Downey 55 552. B Gross- Guy $673,698 Runs Batted In 4. Paul Azingor June. Miano 76. Not- Guy Miano 57-11-46, Ron Ften- 5. Wayne Levi $579,880 Call today to get more details. leaders — exchanged gunfire, rocks MaWill'iams. San Francisco, 69; Bonds. Pit­ PItchsrs W-L Sv H BB SO ERA currel 6511-49, Dave Foighn 63-14-49, Carroll $571,694 By FILADELFO ALEMAN civil servants ordered by the U.S.- tsburgh, 62; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 61; WCIark, 6. Hale Irwin Armstrong, Cin 17 11-3 0 9 5 31 78 2.28 Maddox 61-11-50, Earl Everett 61-11-50, Tom $527,479 The Associated Press backed government, which is uying and punches. San Francisco. 61; JCarter, San Diego, 59; Brantley, ^ 40 3-1 13 53 18 43 1.52 7. Fred Couploe Lowery 61-11-50, Rick Battaro 61-10-51, Jim B. Gil Morgan $503,377 For a second day, the city was Dawson, Chicago, 57; Sarrdberg, Chicago, 57; Dibble, Cin 36 4 2 7 31 18 75 1.68 Democracy demanded to cut the budget deficit and nurse McAuloy 6514-51. C Gross- Wally Irish 83. 9. Latny Wadkine $481,316 Strawberry, New Vbrir, 56. Franco, NY 29 4-0 17 30 10 35 1.95 back to health an economy ravaged paralyzed, its streets a honeycomb Dumping Not- Wally Irish 65-16-49, Jack Halldin $473,838 647-9946 MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The 10. Larrv Mize KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) — Leaders of twe op­ Pitching (7 Decisions) Heaton, Pit 16 10-4 0 94 22 43 3.47 6517-49, Bill Johnson 70-20-50, Bob Gus- Ando rs on...... all of brick barricades manned by Sampen, Montreal, 7-1, ,875; Burkett, San region’s leaders have called on the by a decade of war and U.S. trade RMartinez, LA 17 9-4 0 97 36 131 3.20 tamachio 66-15-51, Charles Pilkinglon Bonton...... 103-174 position panics demanded on 'fiiesday that Presi­ Frarrclsco, 9-2, .818; Viola, Now York, 13-3, DMartinez, Mn 18 6-7 0 108 33 88 2.84 sanctions. armed partisans. 70-18-52, Bob Brown 6516-52, Ed Dullea Bigelow...... all dent Mobutu Scse Seko resign and make way for world to help President Violcta Bar­ .813; Armstrong, CirKinnati. 11-3, .786; Cook, Myers, Cin 34 3-2 1 7 27 21 54 2.22 72-20-52, Herm Dvorak 6516-62. D Gross- rios dc ChamoiTO, whose 10-week- Gpposilion is also strong in the Philadelphia, 5-2, .714; Heaton, Pittsburgh, Smith, Hou 28 2-2 16 24 9 29 2.48 Nino Nisiri 89. Not- Nino Nistri 68-22-46, Fred Transactions Branford...... 68-161 the introduction of a multipany democracy. 'The presidents of Guatemala, El 10-4, .714; Tudor, S t louis, 7-3, .700; Drabek, 17 13-3 0 110 26 91 2.20 counUy of 3.7 million people to proposal Viola, NY Tracy 69-12-47, Richard Harmon 74-27-47, Carl Brookfiold St...... all The demand came as a pay strike by govcrmncnl old government is' snuggling to end Salvador, Costa Rica and Honduras Pittsburgh. 9-4, .692; RMartinez. Los Angelos, I , x-lnjured, will rvjt play Engborg 71-24-47. Conte rflold...... all a crippling Sandinista-led strike and government plans to sell many of 9-4, .692 y-injury replacement BASEBALL employees paralyzed most public services in the issued a vague joint declaration late SWEEPS — Gross- Brad Downey 70, Archie Nallonal Ltagua Deepwood...... all capital. sncel skirmishes. the properties the Sandinistas con­ 'fiiesday “calling on the international Poarrrxjn 70. Net- Tony Steullet 73-6-67, Dick NEW YORK METS— AcUvalod Barry Lyons, Devon...... all fiscated and nauonalizcd after com­ Smith 76-8-68. B Gross- Guy Miano 76. Net- catchof, from toe 21-day disabled list and op- “Like the colonial dicaiorship, the Mobutu dic­ Sporadic gun battles between community to lend its valuable as­ 1990 All-Star rosters Bob Dlynn 7513-65. Tom Lowery 77-11-66. tionod him to Tidowalar of the International Durkin...... All ing to power in a 1979 popular opposed Eastern League standings tatorship should pack up its bags and disappear government backers and opponents sistance to the Nicaraguan govern­ Rosters lor the 61th All-Star game, to be Willie Oleksinskl 79-11-68. Dave Foighn Laegua. East Center Tpke...... 25-207 odd continued on 'fiiesday. At least four revolution. played July 10 at Wrigley Field, In Chicago. Double A 82-1468, Rick Battaro 79-10-69, Earl Everett BASKETBALL Eastfiold...... all forever,” read a statement by leaders of the Union ment in its search for a solution to AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB people have been killed and 84 in­ Mrs. Chamorro ordered out the 80-1169, Carroll Maddox 8511 69. C Gross- World Baskatball Loagua I East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 odd for Democracy and Social Progress. The party said the crisis it is undergoing.” STARTERS CantrkAkrn (Irvins) 47 36 .566 — Wally Irish 83. Net- Bob LaChapollo 851768, MEMPHIS ROCKERS— Signed Sylvaslar By ALEXGIRELLI East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even Zaireans should use every legal means to drive jured in unrest that began after lens army and police to restore order Catcher— Sarrdy Alomar Jr.. Cleveland, Albany (Yankees) 44 37 .543 2 Je.ck Halldin 87-17-70, Bill Johnson 90-20-70. Gray, forward. Reinstated Bari Kofood, forward. Strike leaders say 90,(XK) workers Manchester Herald Bret Base— Mark McGrMro, Oakland. 46 39 .541 2 of thousands of government workers Monday n i^ t as both strike sym­ New <an (Rd Sx) Jos Phillippon 8517-71, Ed Hayes 851571, FOOTBALL Englewood...... all Mobutu out. Second Base-Steve Sax, New York London (Tigers) 44 41 518 4 pathizers and opponents — includ­ arc taking part in the walkout, which Charles Pilkinglon 89-1571, Bob Gustamochio Nallonal Football Laagua Galway St...... all The Uiuficd Lumumbistc Phrty said it was deter­ went on strike 11 days ago. 1 42 .500 5'/* Vbnkaes. Harrisburg (Brats) 42 86-1571. D Gross- Nino Nisiri 89. Net- Ftichard KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Signod Email the government has declared illegal. M/VNCHESTER — Proposed new regulations for 41 43 .488 6'/* mined to force Mobutu to leave. The Sandinistas oppose layoffs of ing some former Contra rebel Third Base— Wade Boggs, Boston. Hagerstown (Oriols) Harrmn 94-2767, Fred Tracy 952367. Thompson, runnirrg back, to a two-yoor corv I Greenwood...... 1 -226 39 47 .453 9'/* llie users of llie town’s landfill ran into some opposi­ Shortstop— Cal Ftipken, Baltimore. Fteading (Phillies) BEST 14 — Gross- Brad Downey 71. Net- t a d Nguz Karl I Bond, a former foreign minister who Outfield— dose Canseco. Oakland; Rickey Williamspn (Mrnrs) 33 51 .393 14'« LOS ANGELES HAMS— Slgnad Tim I Haynes...... tion from two town diretiors’ TUesday night and the Pete Denz 51-543, Bril Moran 54-7-47, Dick Hillcrost...... all fomicd a third opposition party, die Republican In­ Henderson, Oakland; Ken Griffey Jr,, Seattlo. Monday's Gamas Smith 556-47, Brad Downey 50-3-47, Mike Stollworlh. wida raceivar. board tabled to next Tlicsday action on putting them RESERVES Hagerstown 7, Albany 6 dependents, said a national conference should be Presli 5 5 547. B Gross- Ted Backiel 77. Fton Canadian Foolbal Laagua I Horace S t...... all into effect. Catcher— Larrce Ftarrish, California. Canlon-Akron 6. Harrisburg 3 Roncurrell 77. Net- Jim Breen 56-14-42 Ted BRITISH COLUMBIA LO NS— Named Jim Huntington S t...... all held to discuss the transition to democracy. He said Board OKs downtown cops Infleidere— Cedi Fiolder, Detroit; Julio Fran­ London 6, Williamsporl 4 Backiel 54-11-43, Fton Reocurrel 54-11-43, Kbung linebacker coach. Kenny S t...... 1-84 the conference also could select a transitional Under the regulations, the cost of a permit fee for co, Texas; Ozzie Guillen, Chicago Whits Sox; Reading 1. Now Britain 0 Dave Foighn 5514-44, Joe Novak 59-14-45, HOCKEY Tuesday's Gamas Lodgorton S t...... 130-153 commerci;il users of die landfill would increase from A lw Trammell, DetroiL Kelly Gnjber, Toronto; Joe Novak 59-14-45, Kevin Hogan 59-14-45, Nallonal Hocfcay Laagua government. iV^ “Either the sued people survive Brook Jacoby, Clevolar)d. No games scheduled Dick Horan 57-12-45, Rich Archambaull BUFFALO SABRES— Traded Flay Sheppard, Liborty...... Mobutu was accused of delay after promising to By NANCY FOLEY the problems on Main Street. $6 a year to $100 and those users would be required to Outfiotders— George Bell, Toronto; x-Ellls Wednesday's Games 5513 46, Don Davis 57-11 46. C Gross- Don right wirrg. to toa New Itork Ftangers lor cash Lilloy...... all 'The officer, who will also be or the merchants survive and I think submit a letter of credit or bank check in the amount of Burks, Boston; Dave Rarker, Milwaukoe; Kirby Albany at Harrisburg and future consideraDons. permit opposition parties and to guide this former Manchester Herald Jardes 80. Not W.C. Johnson 59-20-39, Don Lodge...... all the merchants should have a the dumping fees they expect to pay for two months of Puckett, Minneeola. Canton-Akron at Hagerstown Jardes 57-1542. Earl S. Anderson 60-18-42, HARTFORD WHALERS— Traded Jody Hull, Belgian colony toward multiparty rule. His security responsible for enforcing parking PITCHERS New Britain at London Wblly Irish 5516-42, BMI Calhoun 61-18 43. D right wing, to the Now Itork Ftangers lor Carey M ain...... 381-541 regulations, will be on patrol for five chance,” he said. tonnage Uicy expect to bring to die landfill. Roger Clemens, Boston; Dennis Eckersley, forces were accused of atuicking student critics of MANCHESTER — By the begin­ Reading at Williamsport Gross- George McNiff 85. Net Fred Tracy Wilson, earner, and future considerauona. Marble...... all hours a day, six days a week and Jack McVeigh, owner of the Bike Fees on tonnage dumped would increase from $35 9 Oakland; Chuck Finley. California; Randy John­ 6523-37, George McNifI 60-22-38. Ftich Har­ HARNESS RACING Mather...... all his regirhe. ning of next week, an officer will son, Seattle; Doug Jones, Cleveland; Gregg Shop on Main Street, said there mon 66-27-39. POMPANO HARNESS TRACK— Named patrol Main Street on foot. 'The paid out of the police department’s per ton to $55. After 100 tons )>cr month, the fee would Olson, Baltimore; Bret Saberhagon, Kansas Kent WiNiatTW racing socrotary McCabe...... all SWEEPS — Gross- Brad Downey 71 NeF were numy incidents of drunkeness be $110.00 per month. City: Dave Stieb, Toronto; Bobby Thigpen, COLLEGE Now Stale Road...... all Board of Directors unanimously overtime fund. Eventually, an of­ Pole Denz 73-865, Dick Smitti 75 567, Terry 441 South Main Condo's...... all Chicago White Sox; Bob Welch, Oakland, CONNECTICUT— Named Lew Perkins alh- ficer will be assigned to patrol llic among sued people, and that some There would be no charge for permits for residential Rec baseball Schilling 75 867, Bill Zwick 75 570 B Gross- Northlield...... all Squlhe Village...... all voted for the foot patrol IXicsday Ted Backiel 77. Net- Dick Horan 7512-67, Tom totic diroctoc North M ain...... all succt full lime al regular pay. even urinated in public. “One young users. NATIONAL LEAGUE FERRIS STATE— Anrtounced the resignation Stock Place...... all night in response to complaints from Lowery 78-1167, Earl Everett 8511-69, Tom female employee was fondled by Director Ellen Bums Landers moved to table the STARTERS ol John Porpich. hockey cx»ch, so he may be­ Oakwood S t...... 264-371 Summit...... 1-70 Inside Today... downtown merchants who said that Mayor Terry Werkhoven, who Roche 81-11-70, Joe Novak 84-14-70, Kevin Catcher— x-Bonito Santiago, San Diego. Pony League come on assistani coach with Ihe Washington Packard St...... all y^dsworth St...... all some of the homeless people on proposed the foot patrol, said he one of these out-of-conlrol matter. The vole carried with Director Peter DiRosa First Base— Will Clark. San Francisco. Hogan 84-14-70, Rich Archambaull 83-13-70. C Gross- Don Jardes 80. Not- W.C. Johnson Capitals. vagrants," he said. Me Vue also said casting a no vote. Second Base— flyna Sandberg, Chicago. The Red Sox blanked the Pirates, 4 0, Mon­ GUILFORD-Named Jeannia Taylor \Atostfield...... all Main Succt are not only a nuisance, received a petition last week bearing day night at Moriarly Field behind the two-NI 852065, Dick Lauzier 81-1566, Wally Insh Third Base— Chris Sabo, Cincinnati, women's basketball coach. Wathoroll...... all the signatures of 900 downtown that many employees and office Landers questioned wliedier die sleep rise in the cost pitching of Mike Tryon. Tryon struck out 10. 83-1667, Paul Corronli 82-1567, Earl S. but a danger. Shortstop— Ozzie Smith, S I Louis. HARTFORD— Named Julia Brown women's 24 pages, 4 sections shoppers and merchants. Gne female workers violate the downtown’s of a pcmiit would penalize very small contractors who Outfield— Andre Dawson. Chicago Cubs; Mark Beaulieu, Matt Simington and Tryon each Arvlorson 851567. D Gross- Fred Tracy 87. 'The director of the town’s shelter, collected RBI Nts for the ^ x . Mike Hilin struck Net- Chad Whitesell 91-23-68. assistant baskotboll coach. Lenny Dykstra, Philadelphia; Kevin Mitchell, PEPPERDINE— Named Richard Fliehl head however, said some board members employee of a downtown business two-hour parking limit. bring small amounts of trash to die landfill. out eight in lour innings for the Pirates. Jamis LADIES' EVENT-FOUR BALL — Gross- San Frandsco. Business _ 7 Lottery 11 Lazzaris and Scon Fuller had the hits for the Isabelle Parciak-Pat Cunningham-Flo Barre- atolotic trainer. CALL NOW were stereotyping homeless people he talked to kept a hammer nearby 9 RESERVES ROCKLAND CC— Named Jim Rooney pitch­ Classified_ 18-20 Nalion/V\/brld 2-5 Please see FEES, page 8 Pirates. Joan Whits 80. Not- Edna Hilinski Marilyn for protection, Werkhoven said. Pleu.se see PA'I'ROLS, page 8 Catchers— Grog Olson, A.imta; Mike Scios- ing coach and Tom McNamara assistant Obituaries 11 and unfairly blaming them for all of The Orioles nipped the Mots, 9 8. Rico Eden-Dot Hartzog-Lori FVka 55, (tie) Helen Comics _ 12 cia, Los Angelas. Guachiona singled, doubted and tripled and hud Muffy Agnes Romayko-Judy Pyka 58. Nancy basoball coach. 647-9946 / 643-2711 Focus___ 16 Oointon 6 Infleidere— Roberto Alomar, San Diego; SAN DIEGO— Named Flogina Sullivan oaais- five RBI for the Orioles. Mike Toomoy and Jeff Pierro-Guy Whillock-Sylvia Stechholz Lee Food __ 13 Sports 21-24 Shawon Dunston, Chicago Cubs; Barry Larkin, tont athletic director. Blaschik each had two hits arxl Bill Ronauld Wfxiosell 12 Clnclrviall; Tim Wallach, Montreal; Matt Wil­ SOUIHLHN CAL— Named Jim Bush men's Local/Stato 9-11 Tolovislon pitched well in relief lor the winners. Chris THREE CLUBS AND PUTTER — Gross Vi Serving JManchester Area Over 109 Veal'S — Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 liams, ^ n Francisco. and women's track coach. Seymour singled and triplod and had two RBI. Lipinski 104. Net- Gail Borzenskj 82. C Gross Outtieldare— Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh; Bobby TENNESSEE— Announced Chuck Wobb, tail ilanfl|p0lgr Ifral^ Justin Comolli singled ard doubled and Corky Betty Lou Nordeen 109. Net Lil Donovan 76. D J Bonilla. Pittsburgh; Tony Gwynn, San Diego; buck, has regained his academic eligibility. Darryl SUawberry, Now Vbrk MoU. Coughlin played well defensively for the Mets. Gross- Ruth Conran 113. Net- Alice Chitlick 79. 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 11,1990—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 11, 1990 Hubble builder gave faulty Manufacturer would have NATION/WORLP plans to its subcontractor tested telescope mirror J By MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN closer to determining which of two sonal long-distance telephone calls By LARRY MARGASAK Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tcnn. and that the misfocusd light has no The Associated Press mirrors on the spacecraft had been by workers at the Hubble ground The Associated Press chairman of the Senate Commerce coma, or smearlike streak. This sug­ New Gorbachev headache: station at Johns Hopkins University. cut to the wrong prescription at space subcommittee, told Thompson gests, he said, that the focus flaw is WASHINGTON — A year and a PCrkin-Elmer. —^NASA may have overpaid in­ WASHINGTON — An unsuc­ that “inadequate testing” was “the in the primary mirror, the large half before the Hubble Space Tele­ The inspector general’s con­ centive bonuses by $1 million to cessful bidder for the manufacture common denominator” in the tele­ reflector that first captures light in miners decide to strike scope was launched, NASA’s in­ clusions came in a Nov. 21, 1988, Perkin-Elmer and Lockheed be­ of the Hubble Space Telescope mir­ scope problem — and the current the telescope. spector general found that the com­ audit released under the Freedom of tween 1977 and 1987 on the Hubble rors proposed a test that might have grounding of two space shuttles due telescope because of the way cost detected any focusing flaw but to hydrogen leaks. If the primary mirror is at fault, By ANDREW KATELL Zuyevsky, 40, who works in the Oc- this week to evict party representa­ pany that produced its faulty mirrors Information Act on Tuesday in overruns were allocated. NASA chose a company that did not Defending NASA’s performance Weiler said, it will be easier to cor­ The Asscx:iated Press tolxr Mine in Donetsk. tives from mine offices. was overpaying some subcontractors response to requests from The As­ report sociated Press. That audit and two The November 1988 audit was include testing in its proposal, a at the hearing on the agency’s fu­ rect than if the problem was in the The strikes come a day after Gor­ Alexander Hipikin, a strike or- and had given one reversed en­ sharply critical of NASA’s ture, Thompson also acknowledged secondary mirror. The secondary DONETSK, U.S.S.R. — Tens of bachev was re-elected party chief by ganiz.er at the Panfilovsky mine, said gineering drawings to work from. others released TUesday also con­ NASA official said Tuesday. u managers at the Marshall Space mirror reflects light from the the Communist Party’s 28th Con­ the Communists should not be al­ The faulty engineering drawings cluded: James R. Thompson Jr., deputy that the United States is likely to thousands of miners struck the WASHINGTON (AP) — The Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., for primary mirror into the telescope’s gress. lowed special access so they don’t American Red Cross disputes a by prime contractor Perkin-Elmcr administrator of NASA, told a lose another shuttle in an accident in Soviet Union’s coal fields today in a —^The purchasing system at inadequately supervising the sub­ instruments. 24-hour walkout aimed at crushing Addressing the congress today, “pressure the working class, which report that it improperly failed to Corp., now known as Hughes Dan­ Senate hearing that Easunan Kodak the next decade. PCrkin-Elmer, which makes key spy contracts let by prime contractors on Communist Party power and forcing Gorbachev said his information in­ we’ve had for the 72 years of Soviet bury Optical Systems Corp., forced Co. had included “final assembly But he insisted the chances of a At the Senate hearing, Thompson report on AIDS cases possibly trms- satellite equipment, failed to meet the Hubble telescope and other the government to quit. dicated the walkout was not a power.” mitted through blood transfusions it to issue a new subcontract to redo testing” of the telescope’s optics repeat of the 1986 Challenger dis­ and Dr. Lennard A. Fisk, NASA as­ Defense Department standards in projects based there. The walkout in western Siberia, general strike. He said participation At today’s Donetsk rally, the and federal authorities acknowledge a piece of flight hardware, according system when it bid on the project in aster that killed seven astronauts are sociate administrator for the Office 1987, which should have triggered The auditors examined 11 the Ukraine’s Donetsk region and in western Siberia was minimal. mood of the crowd was angry. there is no such reporting require­ to a government audit. 1977. “very low with the team we’ve got of Space Science and Applications, closer government supervision of its PErkin-Elmcr subconuactors on the the Soviet Far North falls on the an­ “We feel more understanding Speakers stood on steps in front of The inspector general concluded NASA officials gave the optical in place now.” said NASA had ordered testing of ment. work. Hubble. Two companies lost money niversary of a prouacted strike last from the side of the miners,” he the party and government head­ that mistakes by Perkin-Elmcr systems contract to Perkin-Elmcr the component parts of the telescope —Acting just before auditors ar­ on their subcontracts and three had Meanwhile, Hubble Space Tele­ summer — the worst Soviet labor said. quarters. Miners attending the rally Red Cross spokesman Bud Good provided the subconuactor. Com­ Corp., now called Hughes Danbury scope experts told a news con­ but not of the final assembly. rived in 1987, NASA belatedly ap­ profits below 10 percent. The other unrest in 72 years. Strike organizers say the walkout fashioned hats out of newspapers to responded Tuesday in a prepared posite Optics, Inc., with a profit of Optical Systems Inc., which did not ference that they have moved closer proved some Pcrkin-Elmer sub­ six showed profits of more than 18, Gore told the NASA officials that Last year’s strike brought the coal affected about 200 of the 250 mines shield them from the sun. statement to a report that the Red more thaSi 63 percent on the second offer the testing. The space agency to determining which of two mirrors contracts issued between 1981 and 25,26,29,52 and 63 percent. when Perkin-Elmcr and Kodak bid industry to a standstill and crippled in the eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk “From 10 years old, 1 was against Cross failed to notify federal subcontract. That compares with never ordered the tests on the 1985. A closer look at the five largest on the spacecraft had been cut to the on the optical system contract, factories before the government basin, the Soviet Union’s largest the party, but only a few years ago authorities about 228 cases in which normal profits of 10 to 15 percent on grounds they were too expensive. wrong prescription. —Six of 11 Perkin-Elmer sub­ profit margins showed total profits “Both bidders had experience. One promised the strikers improved coal field. were we allowed to speak about patients may have gotten AIDS contracts with the National Thompson did not say why contracts on the Hubble telescope of more than $98,000 above what “All of the evidence is beginning of the bidders (Kodak) did propose living conditions and a greater They claimed that about 300,000 that,” Andrei Voronits, a former through contaminated blood trans­ Aeronautics and Space Administra­ Pcrkin-Elmer was selected for the exceeded normal profit margins. the subcontracts would have earned final assembly testing. The winning saying in the management of their miners would halt work in westen miner from the region, said in an in­ fusions. tion. contract, which was worth $451 mil­ to point toward the primary mirror —^Two Lockheed Missile and if held to a 25 percent profit margin. and not the secondary mirror,” said bidder did not. workplaces. Siberia alone. But organizers in the terview. He added that his main lion with cost overruns, but NASA “The Red Cross has not failed to Hughes Danbury spokesman Space Co. subcontracts on the Hub­ In one instance, Perkin-Elmer or­ Ed Weiler, chief project scientist for The miners say authorities have coal basins could not provide any demand was Ukrainian indepen­ spokesman Bill Sheehan said later “ What went wrong was NASA comply with FDA requirements to Thomas Arconti did not immediate­ ble exceeded normal profit margins. dered a piece of flight hardware — that “in any process suength and the Hubble. failed to keep their promises, and firm figures on the number of dence but that he also supported did not require both bidders to per­ report transfusion-associated AIDS ly retiuTi a call left on his answering —Pcrkin-Elmer sided with a sub­ not further identified — from Com­ weaknesses of bidders arc say they’ll form an independent miners who actually participated. demands for better living conditions. The telescope has two mirrors, a form final assembly testing. That cases for the simple reason that machine, seeking the company’s contractor whose labor cost es­ posite Optics. “However, during as­ evaluated; Perkin-Elmcr had on union next month. President Mikhail Some miners have already taken About 100 policemen kept order 94-inch primary and a 12-inch could have been done and wasn’t The Associaiod Press there are no such requirements,” response. timates were challenged by Defense sembly at the Perkin-Elmer S. Gorbachev would be the first tough action against the long at the rally, and there were no dis­ balance more strength.” Other sour­ secondary, that arc suspects in the Good said. The $1.5 billion Hubble Space Department auditors; as a result, the facilities, it was discovered that the done,” the senator said. Soviet leader since Vladimir Lenin dominant but now discredited Com­ turbances. ces said that the firm’s experience focusing flaw that has handicapped READY FOR STRIKE — Coal miners of the Jubileinaya mine Telescope, launched on April 25, subcontractor made a profit of more prime contractor had furnished to face such a union. munists, whom they blame for fail­ At a pep rally Tuesday night, A low-level FDA report on an in­ with spy satellites weighed in its Hubble. Experts are working to Thompson responded, “The facts in Western Siberia discuss the situation Tuesday, on the eve has a focusing flaw that has sharply Composite Optics engineering draw­ “They promise us everything. Our ing to solve the country’s chronic strike organizer Yevgeny Moiseyev spection of Red Cross’ national than 26 percent. favor. determine which mirror was ground are exactly right. Perhaps the final reduced its usefulness. Hubble cx- —^Thc taxpayers may have paid ings in reverse of what was needed,” personal lives are worse than they economic problems. told about 150 miners: “I will call of a one-day strike they are due to hold on Wednesday to headquarters in Washington between A procurement officer at NASA’s wrong in order to correct optics on assembly testing should have been jxMls said Tuesday they had moved for up to $108,000 a year in per­ the auditors found. were a year ago, especially housing Workers at the Kalinin and Pan- for putting the party on trial. I ask back their demands for the resignation of the Soviet Govern­ April 26 and May 25 found that Marshall Space Flight Center said in replacement instruments that will be done.” and food,’’ lamented Alexander filovsky shafts in the Donetsk voted you to support me in that.” ment. none of the cases had been reported a telephone interview that informa­ installed in the future. to the agency “as required.” tion about the competitive bids Fisk told Gore, “If we had i-un an could not be released without a for­ Weiler said that pictiucs taken end-to-end test, we probably would But top FDA officials ack­ mal request in writing. with a faint-object camera showed have found the errors.” nowledged Tuesday that the inspec­ Summit sets rules Leaders forge compromise tion report, which was disclosed in Tuc.sday’s editions of The Philadel­ phia Inquirer, was incorrect and that there is no federal requirement for for aid to Moscow on environment protection the Red Cross to report possible s ’’' In addition to the United States, transfusion-related AIDS cases to 3 3 - n By MARTIN CRUTSINGER the other countries participating in By RITA BEAMISH global warming and other thorny is­ was a general discussion of the so- the FDA. The Associated Press sues in the final communique. called greenhouse effect — the in­ the three days of talks in Bush’s The Associated Press Physicians arc supposed to report sweltering hometown were Japan, Environmenuil issues took a back crease in the Earth’s temperature HOUSTON — The world’s seven AIDS cases to the federal Centers of f l i West Germany, Britain, France, HOUSTON — President Bush scat to other matters, including trade believed to be caused by emissions richest democracies wrapped up Disease Control. Italy and Canada. and his economic summit partners and agricultural subsidies, but there of man-generated gases. their annual summit today, offering worked toward general, compromise to dispatch an economic-assessment Before Bush read the final com­ language on environmental protec­ team to the Soviet Union and draft­ munique to close the 16th annual tion and made one specific commit­ APPAREL ing conditions for sending “fun­ meeting, the leaders were holding ment — an urgent plan to save ACTIONWEAR LTD. damental and long-term” financial one last session to see if they could Brazil’s rain forests — as they BEFORE THE STORK Sd aid to Moscow. agree on language drafted through prepared today’s closing declaration D&L FOR CHILDREN The harmony the Western leaders the night on the farm question. to their annual meeting, officials always pursue during these get- DRESS BARN togethers was marred by a nasty spat The other big issue which oc­ said. FOXMOOR cupied the leaders time during the The seven leaders failed to reach HIT OR MISS O “o over farm subsidies. Negotiators agreement on an overall environ- were forced to work overnight, first post-Cold War summit was how SIZES UNLIMITED ^ menuil accord on Tuesday. Their trying to resolve the issue that Presi­ to respond to an appeal from Gor­ bachev for direct aid to bailout his aides worked into the night to come The Associaiod Press S o dent Bush put at the top of his sum­ O -n up with acceptable language on mit agenda. floundering economy. SHOES NASA PROBLEMS — NASA space flight director, right, appears before a Senate subcom­ m m In a self-congratulatory final PARADE OF SHOES mittee on Capitol Hill Tuesday as NASA Deputy Administrator James R. Thompson Jr. looks communique, the leaders patted PRAGUES SHOES on at left. Thompson told the subcommittee that Eastman Kodak Co., in an unsuccessful bid themselves on the back for a global THOM M CAN m economy that was still chugging to make the Hubble mirrors, proposed a ‘1inal assembly testing” of the telescope optics, yet z along, although at a decidedly slowi the space agency gave the contract to Hughes Danbury Optical Systems Inc., which did not (/) m 2 pace. plan to fully test the assembled telescope. The communique also agreed to a GIFTS « SPECIALTIES BERNIE'S NEWMARK & LEWIS § > pilot-study to help save the Amazon CAMERA SHOP 33 O) rain forests, but in a victory for the Tri-City Plaza Free administration, the summit countries THE CAROUSEL Child SIDEWALK SALES 33 > CATHERINES UNIFORMS did not press for specific reduction > H targets for the pollutants suspected DIAMOND SHOWCASE Eye E x a m ' Thursday, Friday & Saturday 33 of causing a global warming of the KAY BEE TOY & HOBBY and environment. RADIO SHACK SIDEWALK SALE labor July 12, 13 & 14 The final communique basically RECORD EXPRESS recycled many of the environmental iHUWI VERNON COIN CENTER And Neighborhood Fair pledges made by the same countries found 30-50% SAVINGS Second Pair at last year’s summit session in (/) ftiris. SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — But a passage on Soviet aid was Thursday • Friday • Saturday Children as young as 3 years old Outside and Inside Store ELIZABETH GRADY FACE FIRST sure to cause reverberations because were found working in violation of FAMILY HAIRCUT STORE of Eyeglasses" an aide to Mikhail Gorbachev, July 12, 13, 14 child-labor laws, llic U.S. Depart­ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Georgy Shakhnazarov, had said in ment of Labor said. Earrings - Necklaces - Bracelets P v a m * Hiiiig m Kx. from any Ind. Dr. of Opiomeiry •f- I VC IZ/jC IJiA ctlll. and we will deduct exam cost (limit $50) advance that preconditions to PEOPLE'S BANK The department said Tdesday it from purchase price of complete prescription eyewear. Not applicable on Western aid were unacceptable. “We SAL'S TAILORING had documented 238 cases of Men’s and Ladies Rings aren’t taking orders,” he asserted. promotional merchandise. I .imit one per customer. SUPERIOR CLEANERS minors working illegally in Nor­ A foreign-language draft state­ A 37 store Outdoor Market Event! NC^US ■VISION CORNER thern California, including one 3- Wedding and Anniversary Rings ** p r p p P'VPO'Ir select group of ment read this way: IC C l_ < y C g lc lo o C o . fashion eyewear. Same Rx., single vision “Prospects for fundamental and ycar-old and two 4-ycar-olds found Diamond and Gemstone Jewelry (+/ 4.00-2.00) clear, imcoated, plastic lenses. I .imit one per customer. long-term economic aid could im­ working in an onion field near Fres­ FOOD prove if the Soviet Union comes to a Super Saturday no during a June 6 sweep. Watches - Gifts One Hour Service In Most Cases. substantial change in resources from DENNYS The children were putting yellow FINAST We Honor All Other Coupons. Guaranteed Lowest Prices. military to civilian production, and onions in a bucket after their parents oiler Ends 7 I3 90 ends die support to those states Saturday July 14th PAPA GINO'S had cut off the tops, the department which create regional conflict.” The TCBY YOGURT Neighborhood Fair said in a suttement. last passage, a thinly disguised 11AM to 3PM THE BAGEL STOP • sdrurday, July 14 10-3 • 'The operator of a labor service reference to Cuba. (Coming Soon) Non-prolit organizations thfOugtx)ut the sidewalk. was fined $1,200 for four violations Bush had a lot riding on the out­ at Manchester Parkade of child-labor laws, the department 3 come of the battle on farm subsidies. said. The parents and farm owner ^)iamm%d"Place Vbur Trust in He said an agreement held the key DEPARTMENT STORES • Free Hair Analysis & Consultation were not cited. tiie DiarTXjnd Specialists" to concluding an ambitious %-na- CALDOR 1 Investigators from tlie depart­ tion effort to reform the global Uad- • Free Nexxus Samples D80. ment’s Wage and Hour Division ing system. at BUCKLAND MALL • 648-1900 SAGE ALLEN found most of the 238 alleged viola­ Manchester • Mon. - Sat. 10-9:30, Sun. 12-6 European nations were fighting • Register to Win Free Gifts Mimchester Parkade Tri-City Plaza tions during a March 12-14 sting Also Participating in Our Grand Opening Celebration Bush’s proposal to phase out $245 PLHZnI Manchester Vernon billion in farm subsidies over the Supercuts and in follow-up investigations. CRYSTAL MALL, Waterford 444-7360 WESTFARMS, Farmington 521 1670 Most of the violations were in fast- 646-0012 872-6900 Mon Sat 930 9, Sun 11-5 Mon • Sat 10-930. Sun 12-6 next decade, contending that would Manchester Parkade exit 64 off I-84, vernon small enough to core eliminate the jobs of 3 million 649-2411 food rcsUurants. The employers European farmers. were fined almost $75,000. 9 sidewalk days sidewalk days IVI^chester Manchester 9 Parkade ^ Parkade Thursday July 12th Thru Saturday July 14th Thursday July 12th Thru Saturday July 14th 1 0

I- -I MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990—5 4—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 11. 1990 Drug tests upheld Soviets Amnesty International claiming Bush’s son for airlines staff consult thousands killed, tortured in 1989 may be sued Bob Marx, spokesman for the By BOB EGELKO senters are still harshly treated in troops assaulted an unarmed crowd nesty said there were many reports U.S. Department of Transportation, By ROBERT BARR an estimated $1 billion. The Associated Press Allies Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. of about 1,(KX) people in the western of torture involving beatings, By MARCY GORDON said the department was particularly The Associated Press Bush, 34, has denied any On a positive note. Amnesty Ukraine in October. electric shocks and hanging by the pleased with the ruling because two The Associated Press wrongdoing. He said TUesday in SAN FRANCISCO — A federal noted the release of political — An unknown number of arms. other major drug-testing cases, in­ LONDON — Thousands of an interview with The Associated appeals court TUesday upheld the By PHILIPPE NEURAY prisoners in Benin, Ethiopia, Tibetans were killed and more than — Israeli troops shot to death WASHINGTON — Federal random drug testing of an estimated volving truckers and pipeline people were imprisoned, tortured Press in Denver that he and the workers, are are before the 9lh Cir­ The Associated Press______Somalia, South Africa and Namibia, 1,(XX) arrested when Chinese troops more than 260 unarmed Palestinians regulators are considering filing a 538,000 airline employees and air and killed last year by governments collapsed thrift were victimized cuit. and significant reductions in execu­ broke up an independence in the occupied territories, and negligence lawsuit against Presi­ traffic controllers, saying public seeking to suppress conflicts arising “by a system that was doomed to “We consider random drug testing BRUSSELS, Belgium — Soviet from ethnic tensions or nationalist tions in South Africa and Nigeria. demonstration in Tibet in March 13,(KX) Palestinians were held in dent Bush’s son Neil and other safety needs outweighed the 1989 and imposed martial law. Am­ fail, has failed and will continue to to be most effective way of keeping Foreign Minister Eduard A. yearnings. Amnesty International The report cited “disturbing” U.S. prisons or detention camps. former directors of a failed employees’ privacy rights. Shevardnadze has asked his Warsaw Supreme Court rulings permitting fail.” the transportation industry dnig- said today Colorado savings and loan, a A $200 million suit against The ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Pact colleagues to prepare a joint the execution of offenders who are frec,” Marx said. The human rights group also government spokesman says. former directors of Silverado has Court of Appeals is one of several response to NATO’s offer of a non­ mentally retarded or as young as 16. The FAA’s program, imple­ criticized the executions of 16 Meanwhile, the Office of Thrift been authorized by William Seid- appellate decisions in the last year aggression declaration. East Ger­ With 16 executions last year, the mented at the end of 1988, requires people in the United States in 1989, Supervision released documents man, chairman of the Federal allowing random testing in safety- many’s foreign minister said Tbes- United States carried out more legal random urine testing of at least half and U.S. court rulings that permit charging that Neil Bush engaged in Deposit Insurance Corp., ABC related and other sensitive jobs. day. death sentences than any other the employees each year in safety- the death penalty for teen-agers or “one of the worst kinds” of con­ News reported Tuesday. The Supreme Court has denied The minister, Markus Meckel, counu-y in the hemisphere by Am­ related jobs in commercial aviation. retarded people convicted of mur­ flict of interest when he served as But FDIC spokesman Alan hearings to employee groups appeal­ told reporters after meeting with nesty’s count. Cuba executed four, an outside director of Silverado They include pilots, flight atten­ der. Whiuicy said the suit is still under ing the earlier rulings, and has not North Atlantic Treaty Organization Guyana executed one and Antigua dants, instructors, flight testers, In its annual world survey of Banking, Savings and Loan As­ consideration. He declined to com­ yet ruled itself in a random drug­ officials that he received a letter and Barbuda executed one. sociation of Denver. aircraft dispatchers, maintenance human rights, the London-based or­ ment on the $2(X) million figure or testing case. But the high court’s from Shevardnadze on Monday. Amnesty says it opposes the death crews, security pxirsonnel and air ganization said repressive measures The documents revealed new to provide any other details. decision last year upholding drug In it, he said, Shevardnadze penalty “under all circumstances.” traffic controllers. in many cases served to entrench details of Silverado’s operations, “No final decision to bring such testing of Customs Service Employees who test positive for solicited proposals for a Warsaw The report highlighted these in­ employees seeking promotions to bitter conflicts and dimmed alleging in specific cases that Bush a suit has been made,” Whitney illegal drugs after a confirming Pact response regarding what form a stances of ethnic or nationalist ten­ certain jobs that involve drug enfor­ prospects for dialogue. violated his responsibility as a said. He said “it’s not uncommon” retest and medical review are non-aggression declaration should sions being met by government cement or guns was the basis of “Peaceful protesters in many director to see that the thrift was for the FDIC to file suits against removed from their jobs. The tests take. repression: Tuesday’s appellate ruling. He said the same letter was sent countries were arbitrarily arrested in run in the best interests of its directors in cases of savings and are conducted without advance — Thousands of Sri Lankans shareholders. The papers were dis­ to the foreign ministers of the other vast numbers. Many were held for loan failure. “The government interest in warning. months without charge or trial. In were reported to have “disappeared” closed in reports by The Denver Bush told ABC he was not Warsaw Pact countries — Poland, preventing drug use by persons Other drug-testing programs in­ countless cases, state torture was the or were summarily executed by PosL The Rocky Mountain News aware of an FDIC lawsuit against Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania holding safety-sensitive positions in volving the same employees, includ­ The Associated Press price citizens paid for being iden­ government troops and paramilitary and The Washington Post. him. His attorney, James Ncsland, and Bulgaria. the aviation industry is at least as ing pre-employment testing and test­ tified as sympathizers with ethnic or allies combating an armed Tamil said after the broadcast he also was Meckel said Shevardnadze sug­ The regulators said Bush “did compelling as the interest in ing based on reasonable suspicion of EULOGIZING FUNERAL — Actor Martin Sheen speaks behind the casket of homeless advo­ nationalist movements,” it said. rebellion. unaware of any pending suit. gested in his letter that NATO everything in his piowcr to bring preventing drug use by Customs of­ current drug use, were not chal­ cate Mitch Snyder during Snyder’s funeral in Washington Tuesday. In attendance are, seated “Around the world, particularly — In Somalia, 46 members of the about a regulatory violation” of In one of the most highly Y representatives be invited to attend ficers,” wrote Judge William Norris lenged in the lawsuit. where the tensions erupted into Issaq clan, including children, repor­ publicized thrift collapses, the from left, Washington Mayor Marion Barry, the Rev. George Stallings and the Rev. Jesse some Warsaw Pact meetings, rules on how S&Ls may make in the 3-0 decision. The suit by employee unions did violence, tens of thousands of tedly were murdered by government FDIC last year filed a $1.3 billion Jackson. perhaps those of its consultative loans to officials of the company, He also said the Federal Aviation not dispute that most of the jobs people became victims of security soldiers in July. Similar reprisals according to the documents suit against Charles Keating Jr. Administration provided evidence of were s^ety-relatcd but argued that political committee. operations resulting in ‘disappearan­ were reported again.st members of and other directors of the failed However, NATO sources who re­ released by OTS. some drug use by commercial air­ unannounced, random testing, ces’ and extrajudicial executions,” it the Ogadeni clan after a rebellion by Silverado’s December 1988 col­ Lincoln Savings and Loan of Ir­ quested anonymity said the alliance line employees, including treatment without individual suspicion of drug added. Ogadeni soldiers. lapse is expected to cost taxpayers vine, Calif. would be reluctant to accept such an of a number of flight crew members impairment, intruded unnecessarily Israeli justice dept, rejects The nearly 3(X)-pagc survey said — Forty-two members of the invitation since it would legitimize for cocaine overdoses or addiction on employees’ right to privacy. ethnic and nationalist groups have Dinka and Nuber communities in the Soviet-led military alliance in its and the presence of drugs in the The constitutional ban on un­ been suppressed in Somalia, Sudan reportedly were summarily bodies of two pilots after crashes. reasonable searches “requires that present form. Ethiopia, Sudan, Sri Lanka, India, executed in October, and members the government not be able to con­ charges on Palestine killings At last week’s summit in London, of the Dinka, Nuber, Nucr and Shil- No similar evidence was offered by Burma, Indonesia, the Soviet Union, leaders of the 16 NATO countries luk communities have suffered gross Woman appeals Customs officials, who justified duct suspicionicss searches on Yugoslavia, China, Chad, detainees, including beatings on hospitalized, it said. proposed that the Warsaw Pact and their testing program as a dete.^'ent people who are basically presumed By SERGEI SHARGORODSKY Mauritania, Israel, Iran, Iraq, human rights violations “solely be­ various parts of the body, hooding, “As a result of these omissions. NATO sign a joint declaration in to future drug use, Norris said. to be guilty of no wrongdoing. Turkey, Bulgaria, Guatemala and cause of their ethnic origin.” The Associated Press deprivation and confinement in cof­ Amnesty International’s portrayal of which both alliances would declare Brazil. — Twenty people were killed unusual sentence O \ fin-sized cells,” said the organiza­ the intefadeh (uprising) in the ad­ they no longer are adversaries. JERUSALEM — The Justice In Eastern Europe, it said, new when Soviet troops broke up a tion, which has its headquarters in ministered areas is incomplete and They also invited Soviet President - n Ministry rejected Amnesty Interna­ governments have emptied their peaceful demonstration in Tbilisi, London. misleading,” the ministry said. Mikhail S. Gorbachev and other The Assoclaled Press By KIMBERLY SCHWARTZE Ms. Richardson, 24, accused Gary Senate will act tional’s criticism of Israel’s han­ prisons of dissidents, but it said dis­ Georgia in April, and police and In its response, the Justice Minis­ Warsaw Pact leaders to address the The Associated Press Nitsch, 44, of raping her in Septem­ dling of the Palestinian uprising as Amnesty “relies heavily on politi­ OLDEST MURDER DEFENDANT — Defense Attorney John ber 1988. He was arrested and try said Amnesty failed to give an NATO council of ministers in Brus­ “incomplete and misleading” and cally motivated sources” in describ­ B.B. Lewis, left, wheels 95-year-old Oliver Barre out of court OMAHA, Neb. — A woman who charged with sexual assault. Ms. based on information from political­ adequate picture of violence in the ing cases of Palestinian detainees, it sels and appoint ambassadors to — m on anti-crime bill West Bank and Gaza Strip, where Tuesday in New York. Barre, accused of beating 88-year-old falsely accused a man of raping her Richardson testified that Nitsch NATO. O a ly motivated sources. said. AIDS will kill is appealing an unorthodox perjury raped her, but the case was dropped Palestinians have carried out a 31- Also on Tuesday, Czechoslovakia Norma Marks to death, is the oldest murder defendant in provisions of the bill, however, was In its global survey released Wed­ The Justice Ministry did not for lack of evidence. By MIKE ROBINSON month-old uprising against Israeli invited members of NATO’s politi­ sentence that requires her to pay for completed last month and the nesday, the human rights organiza­ directly respond to the Amnesty New York City history. advertisements apologizing to the The Associated Press occupation. cal committee to visit Prague. Word later reached authorities measure is not expected to have tion said many Palestinian victims in statement that 260 Palestininans man. the uprising died “in circumstances The territories, home to 1.7 mil­ were killed by army gunfire during Earlier in the day, Meckel many females that Ms. Richardson told friends the WASHINGTON — Gun groups trouble wirming approval. suggesting excessive use of force or lion Palestinians, were captured 1989, but it denied Israel carried out proposed limiting the size of the The appeal, filed Monday in rape was a hoax. She was convicted o zi The bill also would limit death and their critics are already gearing deliberate killings.” from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 deliberate killings. unified German army to 300,000 Dawson County District Court, of perjury in February. row appeals with an eye toward en­ researchers said. Medicaid $18,()(X) to S42,(K)0 an­ Acquired immune deficiency up for a fight in the House as the About 25,000 Palestinians were Middle East war. According to figures compiled by troops, down from a current total of By BRENDA C. COLEMAN syndrome is caused by a virus that claims that Elizabeth Irene 2 rn ding delays of a decade or more in The report elaborates on CDC nually, it said. County Attorney John Marsh said Senate prepares to approve a major detained, often without charge or The ministry said Amnesty’s The Associated Press, 724 I^les- 635,0()0 in East and West Germany. The Associated Press The disease killed 40.7 black damages the body’s immune system, Richardson’s sentence violates her carrying out executions. But states findings released in November in­ the woman’s motives centered on O 13 anti-crime bill with curbs on nine trial, and by year’s end over 13,000 report “omits that during 1989 there tinians have been killed by Israeli “I have the impression this is ac­ leaving victims susceptible to infec­ rights to free speech, due process would have to provide free lawyers dicating AIDS had become the women per 100,000 in New Jersey trying to gel the atlcnlion of her hus­ kinds of semiautomatic assault were still jailed. Amnesty said. were 41,161 public disturbances, soldiers or civilians during the upris­ ceptable to NATO,” said Meckel, CHICAGO — AIDS is rapidly and 29.5 per 100,000 in New York tions and cancer. and protection from cruel and un­ to carry out the appeals. the fifth Warsaw Pact foreign minis­ rising through the ranks of killers of eighth leading cause of death among band, a unck driver who was often rifles. It said thousands of ftilestinians 359 cases of arson, 734 attacks ing. in 1987, the most recent year for usual punishment. O o “We are certainly going to lobby Other provisions would toughen ter to visit NATO headquarters in American women of childbearing American women of childbearing Three-quarters of women with away from home. were beaten and kicked, sometimes using Molotov cocktails, 12 grenade An additional 233 Palestinians which regional sUitistics arc avail­ O m to keep the House crime bill free of the nation’s money-laundering laws, age and by next year will probably age. AIDS-virus infections get them The sentence also is an improper for refusing to remove roadblocks attacks and 80 shootings” in the oc­ have been killed by fellow Arabs, Brussels in recent months. able, said lead author Su.san Y. Chu, A hearing has been set in county gun control, and when they get to a increase aid for local law enforce­ West Germany’s military now to­ be the fifth leading cause of death Among all U.S. women ages 15 from using inuavenous drugs or delegation of judicial authority and m ^ and paint over anti-Israeli graffiti. cupied lands. most on suspicion of collaboration a CDC epidemiologist. court July 17 before the same judge conference committee we are going ment, strengthen federal investiga­ among them, scientists reported to 44, the leading causes of death having sex with intravenous drug not a permissible condition of “There were reports of torture and These resulted in 385 Israeli with Israel. Forty-four Israelis have tals 465,000 troops and East Ger­ “That to me is remarkable, be­ that sentenced Ms. Richardson. to try to strip the gun provisions out tive agencies, expand funding for today. arc, in order: cancer, injuries, heart users, Ms. Chu said. probation, the appeal said. w systematic ill-treatment of political civilians and 909 soldiers being been slain by Palestinians. many’s about 170,(XK). cause it exceeds the rates of heart of the Senate bill,” National Rifle “boot camp” prisons and create a The AIDS death rate is dramati­ disease, homicide, suicide, strokes di.scasc and cancer, as well as acci­ Association lobbyist James Baker “police corps” scholarship program cally higher among young black and related diseases, liver disease, dents,” she said by telephone from 2 O said Tuesday. for peace ofilcers. women than whites, and the disease AIDS, diabetes, flu and pneumonia. CLIP AND SAVE FOR BONUS Atlanta. The Senate planned to vote today And the bill calls for penalties for is far more prevalent in the North­ “If current trends continue, AIDS on its crime package, which would using and dealing in the new drug east than in other regions, the scien­ can be expected to become one of Among all women, the AIDS S > the five leading causes of death by f^ R p g § & ban the import or domestic “ice” and adds steroids to the list of tists said in the Journal of the death rates were 9.4 per KX),000 in 3 3 0 3 manufacture of nine semiautomatic controlled substances. American Medical Association. 1991” among women of childbear­ New Jersey and 9.3 per 100,000 in weapons. The House Judiciary Committee AIDS already claims more black ing age, the researchers said. New York. Nationally, the death rate ...Sim ply the Best Fast Food 3 3 > The measure also calls for capital is working on its own version of women ages 15 to 44 in New York Because women who have the for black women — 10.3 per > —! punishment for 34 federal offenses comprehensive crime legislation. state and New Jersey than any other AIDS virus arc the major .source of 100,000 — was nine times the death Manchester ~ 250 Spencer Street 13 ranging from presidential assassina­ That measure does not contain health problem, wrote the resear­ infection for infanLs, the trends por­ rate for white women, the resear­ Rte. 84 to 384 East to Exit 1, Spencer Street tion to treason. major firearms provisions, but the chers at the federal Centers for Dis­ tend disaster for thousands of chers said. Before voting on the measure, the House panel already has approved a STOP SMOKING ease Conuol. children, CDC researchers wrote. Regionally, women in the North­ firearms bill that is awaiting floor JULY 12, THURSDAY “As the number of pediatric cases Your Cool Kid Could Be Senate first must wrap up one loose IN (2 1/2) HOURS “We’ve known how serious the east overall died of AIDS at a rate of action. It could easily be combined Without Anxiety, Irritability or Weight Gain increases, the medical and social end involving provisions designed ★ EAST HARTFORD ★ problem is in New Jersey,” Chris­ 5.3 per 100,(KM) population, 26 times to combat savings and loan fraud. with the crime measure, congres­ tine Grand, deputy slate health com­ costs will be staggering,” the report •• GUARANTEE " ★ HOLIDAY INN ★ the rate in the Midwest, the resear­ The Next Model Debate over other specific sional aides said. missioner, said by telephone Tues­ said. Each baby bom in poverty who IF YOU EVER NEED A FOLLOW UP SESSION IT’S FWEE is infected with the virus costs chers said. AT ANY OF DR. KAHL & ASSOC. SEMINARS ANY ★ 363 ROBERTS STREETS day from Trenton. “However, even Enter Roy's COOL Kid Neon Sunglasses Kids Meal Photo Contest ______PLACE IN THE U.S.______those working in the field arc shock­ (1) YES YOU WILL BE HYPNOTIZED WITH DR KAHL & ASSOCI­ Closs Time" ed to sec how high the standing is 2 i0 0 0 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS Our photographer will take your FREE photo entry: ATES PROGRAM HE HAS A 98% SUCCESS RATE IN HYPNOTIZ­ vis-a-vis all causes of death. Now at Art 8:00 P.M. UNTIL 10:30 P.M, Humor ING HIS CLIENTS Nationwide, among women ages Used. Rare, Out-Ol-Print... Sold & Bought MANCHESTER DRUG & Saturday, July 14th -■ 1:00pm-3:00pm Muale (2) WITH DR KAHL & ASSOCIATES PROGRAM YOU ARE VERY BE SMART ■ BE A WINNER!! 15 to 44, deaths from AIDS soared Woman COME TO HIS PROGRAM from 18 in 1980 to 1,430 in 1988, CraHt RELAXED, ALERT AND WILL NOT LOSE CO NTRa. the most recent year for which SURGICAL SUPPLY Also, meet the Barbizon School of Modeling Representative Movlaa (3) YES YOU WILL WILLINGLY THROW YOUR CIGARETTES AWAY Friends statistics arc available, the resear­ Nalura BOOKS!! A. S tIn* ot Michigan • Quit with Dr. Kahl'a Stop AT THE END OF PROGRAM AND BE SMOKE FREE. O n ly - 717 Main Street only at: Indiana National Search lor Out-ol-PrInt Books Smoking Program & No Withdraws. chers said. Manchester, 250 Spencer Street Myaiary Attention Employers: We conduct Registration at the door from an hour up to dass time. The death rale quadrupled be­ every Thursday between the hours of Nature Special Discount (or o group of ten or more, tween 1985 and 1988, when AIDS SolPle coll office for details seminars tor hospitals, factories & Cash, Visa, MasterCard, and check accepted. Enter To Win 12 Barbizon Scholarships. Anllquaa office complex accounted for 3 percent of all deaths 10:30AM and 1:00PM Y o u wil smoke two cigarettes while In Religion Presoniefl as a public servica ty Dr.' Kahl S Associates Inc 7003 Hwy 3, Otisco, of women in that age group, the Kids 2 thru 12 eligible, contest details and entry blanks available at Roy's Thaalar hypnosis Bring all your cigarettes to closs Self-hyptxrsrs Is taught for reinlorcem ent IN 47163 Pti (812) 256 2246 • 256-4333 • 2S6-2024 (Fan)______a Beltone Hearing Aid Specialist will be on Eric Sloana New England TAPES ARE AVAILABLE FOR REINFORCEMEI hand to service any make and model hear­ Harltaga Preaa WaNaca Nutting STOP SMOKING AND WEIGHT CONTROL ARE SEPARATE CLASSES Hypnosis Worieshop Thornton Burgaaa Karan Walla - Owenaboro, KY ing aid at no charge. Joaaph C. Lincoln WEIGHT CLASS Weight Loss Qane Stratton Porter. BOOKS & BIRDS LOSE WEIGHT . 9 ^ Free in-home hearing tests can also be ar­ Only on Salk. Prop. 6:00 P.M. UNTIL 8:00 P.M. Stress Relief SO^off 99f ^7.99 AND KEEP IT OFF WITH DR. KAHL’S PROGRAM ranged at your convenience. Family Chicken Dinner 519 E. Middle Tnke. (1) "YF:;S" YOt TAN THKOl <;H THK I*<)WKR ok y o u r o w n m in d . Roy's Neon Sunglasses 1 8 Piece Chicken, 4 Biscuits, Manchester. CT (2) h y p n o s is h a s BKKN PROVKNTO BKTHHSAn-;* t:ASY WAYTOI.OSK 1/4 lb.* Hamburger O nly $ The Mind-Body Largs Coleslaw. Kids Meal 991 each order. Cheese extra "Pro (203) 649-3449 WKIOHT. White moat extra Limit t per coupon Not (.3) HR I NO ANY TYPK OK KOOD TO SKMINAR THAT YOU ARK HA VI NO DIKTU 504 oil each o f ^ Umit 3 pef c»upon coOkod weight Umit 2 per coupon Not HOURS: Tueaday-Saturday BEFORE AFTER I C o n n e c tio n Cash Value 1/604 Not good in combination good m oombrnaOon with any other otter O) <'l.'l.ITY WITH Sl'CH AS SWK.KTS, KRIKD HK>I)S, OR ANY TYPK OK DRINK. aa good in combination with any other otter 0 ) C 11-4:30 pm BRING FRIENDS YOU Lost 125 lbs. with Dr. Kahl's program Cash value 1/604. Void where prohibited (4) YOt: WH-l. BK AWAKK & TtlTAl.I.Y AWARK AT ALL TIMK-S YOU WILL with any other otter. Customer must pay Cash value 1/604 Void whore prohibited ALL PAY LESS! Otter Expires 8/4/90 Only At ^ Mmehester ^ Mmchester J 9 Parkade Parkade Thursday July 12th Thru Saturday July 14th Thursday July 12th Thru Saturday July 14th MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990—7 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990 OPINION BUSINESS Open Forum -^)iy_ooo6ooo Tragedy Textron settlement is windfall Business News Percent of adults By JOHN DIAMOND the chronic engine problems. It was 11 deaths may have been directly re­ Ballew sued both Textron and his who rely on selected sources m The Associated Press a decision that cost him his job. lated to engine failure and published own company. Aerospatiale was for business information, by househoid Income Many thanks breeds “We tried to get the problem reports have placed the estimate as later dropped from the investigation WASHINGTON — A record-set­ cured where I worked,” he said. “It high as 14. for lack of evidence, according to less than $15,000- $25,000- $35,000 ting fraud settlement by a major seems like they couldn’t do enough. The NTSB computer list contains the Justice Department. $15,000 $24,999 $34,999 and over To the Editor: government contractor means that When that happened it put me in phrases such as “turbine blade- But investigators said Textron Regular news on TV 6 9 % 6 2 % The Manchester Historical Society thanks all of the revenge 7 0 % 6 6 % an employee who blew the whistle risk of going to jail.” fatigue” and “rotor drive system supplied the Coast Guard with an people, organizations and businesses who helped to make Main section of newspaper 4 5 % 4 5 % 5 1 % 4 5 % is a multimillionaire. Textron supplied Aerospatiale failure - total” in describing the engine that was in the shop after an our recent events successful. Bulsiness section of newspaper 3 5 % 4 2 % Robert C. Ballew, 43, of Fort with engines for the helicopters probable causes of crashes. 2 6 % 2 8 % Thanks to Mary Blish, the Manchester Arts Council By JACK ANDERSON average of only 600 hours of flying Worth, Texas, sounded like a lottery under a government requirement time. Specifications called for the Regular news on radio 3 2 % 3 6 % 3 2 % 2 6 % and the Manchester Chamber of Commerce for inviting and DALE VAN ATTA______The settlement is the largest ever winner hours after the Justice that at least half of all contacts go Special business programs on TV the Historical Society to participate in sponsoring the reached under the Justice Depart­ engine to put in 2,400 hours in the 2 4 % 2 5 % 2 7 % 3 1 % Department announced Tuesday that to domestic producers. The engine air between overhauls. “Arts in Garden.” This successfully coordinated effort Business magazines and newspapers 9 % 1 4 % 1 5 % 2 5 % EAST BERLIN — It is a pardcularly Textron Lycoming had settled with has been in use on a variety of ment’s “whistleblower” lawsuit brought the Cheney Homestead grounds alive with visual poignant reminder of the cruelty of the Textron issued a statement admit­ General news magazines the government for $17.9 million. helicopters and has had serious program. The program, which stems 8 % 9 % 1 5 % 1 6 % arts, demonstrations, performances and food; thanks to Berlin Wall and the commmunist regime from a Civil War-era law, en­ ting no wrongdoing but saying it Under federal law, Ballew is entitled problems, some leading to fatal Special business programs on radio 7 % 8 % 5 % 8 % the many dedicated volunteers. planned to provide a thorough main­ it guarded; a white, wooden cross on a to a portion of the money, which in crashes. courages individuals with inside in­ Thanks to Joyce Trainer and the Manchester Garden chain-link fence near the Brandenburg tenance program and had already Company reports 2 % 3 % 4 % 6 % his case is about $2.7 million. Former Coast Guard Comman­ formation to sue when fraud or other Club for the wonderful floral display on the grounds of made improvements in the engine. Reports by investment counselors, etc. 4 % 5 % Gate. The cross reads, “Christ Geoffrey/ The payment, which has already abuses appear likely. If the evidence 2 % 3 % the Cheney Homestead. Thardcs to Mike Orlofski of f^ k 6.2.89.” dant Paul Yost once referred to the In addition to paying the settle­ been made to the government, set­ is promising, as it was in this case, Business newsletters 2 % 4 % 3r» 4 % Hill Joyce Florist, for the wonderful floral arrangements It is the last in a succession of such engine as “a lemon.” the government then takes over the ment, Textron also agreed to main­ tles a fraud investigation focusing Books about business 4 % 4 % that enhanced the interior of the Homestead. crosses dating to the wall’s construction Textron, based in Stratford, tain the engines and supply parts for 1 % 1 % on the company’s problem-plagued case and guarantees the Our annual Antique Show, managed by Bob Barrows, in 1961, and Geoffrey was the last who Conn., was under investigation for the next six years and be paid a fee Coast Guard helicopter engines. whistleblower a percentage of any Source The Roper Orgenizalion, 19B9 NEA GRAPHICS was held at the Cheney Homestead on June 23. There providing engines that failed to meet based on the engine flying time. tried to cross it. Machine-gun fire from “I think anybody would be happy settlement. No matter what a person earns, TV is most likely to be his or her main source were 70 dealers from throughout New England and sur­ their operating specifications and for That provision could save the Coast East German border guards ended his at­ to have the money,” Ballew said. for business news, followed by newspapers. Books are generally the least rounding states. Thanks to the many volunteers the show fraudulently billing the Coast Guard Guard an estimated $60 million, ac­ tempt - and his life. Only nine month “I’ve still got. a lot of bills to pay, “It puts you in a strange position,” popular source for business information. was a success. later, he could have joined millions of for repair work, according to the Ballew said of the law. “The first cording to the Justice Department. kids to send to school. I could sure Justice Department. The twin-en­ A very special thanks to Phil and Arlyne Meek, resi­ his fellow East Germans crossing the day that you are aware that some­ use the money.” gine helicopters are used in search- Ballew said he was laid off after dent hosts of the Historical Society’s “Cheney Homes­ border freely into West Germany. Ballew was a procurement offi­ thing is seriously wrong, you have filing the suit and has found another tead” at 106 Hartford Road. Phil and Arlyne keep the and-rescue and drug interdiction While the wall has now been dismem­ cial with Aerospatiale Helicopter to make a choice. Under that law job in the aerospace industry. He Homestead grounds exceptionally well groomed. They missions. J ©1990 SEAHLE POST INTELLIGENCER bered for souvenirs. East Germans can­ you only got a certain time to make declined to name his new UPS fuels vans Corp., a French firm that makes the A separate investigation by the do a lot of extra work daily and throughout the year for NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE not forget those, like Geoffrey, murdered a move.” Coast Guard’s Dolphin helicopter, National Transportation Safety employcr.Does special events. They are there to greet guests throughout because of it. If the survivors have a Ballew said the settlement “says the year, during regular tour hours or by appointment. when the problems with engines Board turned up 154 “failures” of He said that when he consulted an mind for revenge, it will be to hunt down made by Textron Lycoming first that maybe my judgment wasn’t Their maintenance and care of the buildings and grounds the culprits. the LTS-101 engine, manufactured attorney about the engine problems with natural gas turned up. He decided to sue in May by Textron Lycoming’s Wil­ and his own possible legal troubles, flawed. That what I saw, what 1 is greatly appreciated. Our sources here say investigators have been trained to check for and Thanks to the Manchester Retired Teachers Associa­ 1988 when he became concerned liamsport, Pa., plant. An NTSB the advice was: “The best defense is from the East German prosecutor ask questions about, was right.” LOS ANGELES (AP) - - United tion for all the help that they give us throughout the year. that he could be jailed because of computer list indicated that at least a good offense.” general’s office are combing records of Parcel Service announced Tuesday it UPS will equip 20 vans Tliey staff the 1751 “Keeney Schoolhouse” as volunteer Some Wiggly tips for Bush the East German Army and border docents during school-group tours and special events. We would fuel a small experimental guards, as well as of the dreaded “Stasi,” fleet of delivery vans with natural with natural gas for fuel. are very appreciative of their services. or secret police. They seek to identify Bush meant it! Ex-analyst gas in a fresh attempt to fight smog Thanks to Scout Master Paul Maidment and the many By JOE SPEAR surveyed did not think Quayle was those who gave the orders - as well as If the program is success­ Now that is brilliant. If somebody in the city with the nation’s dirtiest Boy Scouts from Troop 25, Center Congregational qualified to be president. Another 15 per­ the trigger men - to shoot escapees. They could just come up with a little wiggle air. ful, it plans to so equip Church, who volunteered to put up and take down fenc­ Today’s subject is wiggle room. cent were unsure, and an astounding 49 plan to try not just guards but even room to help Bush with his J. Danforth sues Trump “UPS has taken the initiative in ing, direct traffic, park cars, staff the food booth and In the profession of politics, the term percent believed he ought to be dropped leaders like Erich Honecker, who ruled more than 2,000 vans. Quayle problem, he might be the only clean up the grounds at both of our June events. They “wiggle room” refers to the rhetorical from the GOP ticket. from 1971 until he was ousted last Oc­ convening their fleet to this alterna­ president ever to retire with 80 percent On the Quayle issue, George Bush is tive fuel source that has proven to be The cost is between were great! space one allows oneself to change the tober. By VONDA PAIGE meaning of what one said without deny­ approval ratings. obviously out of step with America. We an effective combatant to the pol­ $3,000 and $3,500 per A special thanks to Rorence Johnson for calling and Of course, not all guards followed the The Associated Press coordinating our many volunteers for our events. It is an ing that one said it. It is an incontestable fact that George are not a dumb people. Thanks to the “shoot-to-kiir orders. Although they lutants that destroy the quality of That’s the technical definition. In Bush cooked up the Quayle stew entirely miracle of telecommunications, we have our air in Los Angeles,” Mayor Tom vehicle. important service “behind the scenes”, that is well done. were an elite force picked for supposed PHILADELPHIA — A securities by himself and it is tempting to let him personally observed Quayle’s vacuous, Bradley said in a statement lauding Thanks to East of the River Tourism for all of their practical terms, what it means is that loyalty to communist leaders, 2,700 of analyst fired for making negative promotional efforts and for including us in their May Car politicians should never get so specific simmer in it — especially since he dcer-cau^t-in-the-headlights stare, and them fled to the West at the first chance. the program. monoxide production by 85 percent, turned up the heat last November when remarks about Donald Trump’s new Rally. Thanks to Carol Lenlhan for handling our Antique that they can’t find some way of Jiggling, we’ve heard him talking wistfully about Others looked the other way when com­ In a pilot program, the carrier will nitrogen oxide by 25 percent, carbon he vowed to stand by the vice president the fading Cold War. Thanks to Doones- casino sued the real estate tycoon in Show publicity. squirming, twitching or flip-flopping off rades tried to flee to freedom. Each bor­ federal court Tuesday, claiming operate a fleet of 20 vehicles on fuels by 1998. the hook. in ’92. Would he keep Dan Quayle on the b i^ , we know of Quayle’s fascination Thanks to Fuss and O’Neill and Kaiser Permanente for der post had two men so one could shoot Trump made defamatory comments nalural gas supplied by the Southern ticket, Bush was asked by The Dallas with anatomically explicit male dolls Unocal Corp. is offering free allowing us to use their parking lots. Take all this read-my-lips/no-new- the other if he didn’t do his duty. about him. California Gas Co. If successful, the taxes stuff. Not only did George Bush Morning News. He replied; “Absolutely. from Chile. smog checks and emission control Thanks to Highland Park Market, Royal Ice Cream, The wall was a uniquely infamous Marvin B. Roffman, formerly a entire Los Angeles UPS fleet of say this, but he got so enraptured by the He’s doing a very good job, an outstxmd- We have found no refuge in statistics. tune-ups for pre-1975 cars at par­ Lea’s Market and Heartland Food Store for their ing job.” edifice. Unlike China’s G r^t Wall or vice president with the Philadelphia more than 2,000 uiicks will be con­ generosity in supplying our food booth. wild enthusiasm with which it was We know that none of the previous four ticipating Unocal 76 stations. Shell There are some people named Quayle Hadrian’s Wall in England, Berlin’s wall brokerage firm Janney Montgomery verted in the next five years. Thanks to Jim Tierney and Dianne Lend, Co-Chair­ greeted that he repieated it everywhere he No. 2s from Indiana ever became No. 1. Oil Co. is selling SU 2000E gasoline in Indiana and several hundred wackos wasn’t built to keep people out. It kept Scott Inc., is seeking more than $2 men of the Cheney Homestead Committee for all of their went. Now he’s stuck with a terrible But we are aware of the fact that five of them in. It was illegal to cross without a “We are looking forward to pur­ in nine smoggy cities including Los on the extreme right end of the political million in punitive and compen- time and effort deficit, needs to raise taxes and has been the last 10 vice presidents eventually as­ visa, which were rarely issued. suing this effort in Los Angeles and Angeles and San Diego. The gas spectrum who agree with that assess­ satary damages. Thanks to the VFW, the Orange Lodge and the Town struggling to flummox the Democrats sumed the top job, and something about It ran 103 miles around West Berlin, a to sharing the knowledge we gain reduces polluting emissions. ment. Some of them have concluded that the words “FYesident Quayle” brings on Roffman, 50, was fired March 23, of Manchester for the loan of tables, chairs and coffee into saying the T word first. The man left West German enclave 110 miles inside three days after a negative critique with the city and its citizens,” said himself precious little wiggle room. the old devil media is responsible for the acute heebiejeebies. Los Angeles has a smog snitch pots. East Germany. The wall was actually in The Wall Street Journal about Siro DeGasperis, a spokesman for Fortunately, there are some very smart wasteland that lies beneath J. Danforth's George Bush has to get off the Quayle hotline for motorists to call in Thanks to Bill and Ingrid Fraize for donating all of the two walls in many places; between them Trump’s Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Greenwich, Conn.-ba.sed UPS. people in the world of politics. Rutgers flaxen hair. A few compassionate souls hook. How about this: The president license plate numbers of cars that proceeds from their “Popcorn Booth” to the Historical lay a death strip, up to 300 yards wide. Atlantic City, N J. His case has “We feel that our efforts will con­ University professor Ross K. Baker, for in Peoria have even formed an organiza­ misunderstood the question pos^ by the spew noxious emissions from tail­ Society. We appreciate the many, many hours that they Anyone making it over the first wall had raised questions about the indepen­ example, recently used The New York tion called the Hit the Trail for Quayle folks at The Dallas Morning News. He tribute to a safer and healthier en­ pipes. have given to the Historical Society serving cn various to run a gauntlet of land mines, attack dence of securities analysts, who Times Op-Ed page to suggest some ideas Club whose members write stem letters thought they were talking about hunting. vironment in the Los Angeles dioxide by 23 percent and hydrocar­ committees, at special events and maintaining our mem­ dogs, spikes in the ground and automatic frequently comment about com­ that Bush could squirm with. One of to late-night talk show hosts who make When they asked if he was going to keep basin,” he said. bons by 13 percent. bership list and labels on computer. devices that sprayed shrapnel. panies and business developments. them: Just tell everybody, Mr. President, fun of The Danforth. Said the club Dan Quayle on the ticket, he thought It is the dedication of the many volunteers and mem­ West German sources say at least 191 Roffman told the Journal that that what you really said was “No gnu founder: “He’s a human being.” they wanted to know if his bird dog was The program follows one in New Drastic measures have been taken bers that has made our events and our society successful. Germans were killed while attempting to Trump’s casino would flourish im­ taxes.” There will be no levies on This is true. But that is not die only flushing the “damn quail out of the thick­ York in which 10 UPS vans were to ease smog in Los Angeles, which It could not have been done without you. Thanks to each escape from the Easu At least 82 of these mediately after it opened in April, The Associated Press and every one of you. African antelope imports, period. George talent most Americans like to see in their et.” converted to natural gas with the has more than 7.5 million vehicles were butchered along the Berlin Wall. but “once the cold winds blow from help of the Brooklyn Union Gas Co. and suffers the nation’s worst air Richard T. Egan Bush said it, and by thunder George vice presidents. A Gallup Poll conducted There’s the room you need, Mr. Presi­ FLOOR ACTION — Trading continued Tuesday in Chicago at the Chicago Mercantile Each death sparked furious demonstra­ October to February, it won’t make Each of the 10 vehicles cost $3,0(X) pollution. Air quality regulators ap­ Manchester in March showed that 54 percent of those dent. All you have to do now is wiggle. tions across the wall. One of the most it. The market just isn’t there.” Exchange. Traders and exchange officials are weighing the impact of the government’s to $3,500 to convert to natural gas. proved a plan la.st year calling for 40 memorable, in 1962, followed the shoot­ According to the lawsuit, filed in failure to prove a fraud scheme among Chicago traders. The New York fleet that took part percent of cars and 70 percent of ing of a 19-year-old as he made his way U.S. District Court, Trump sent a in the program reduced its carbon trucks in the region to run on cleaner toward Checkpoint Charlie, the only pas­ letter to Janney Montgomery Presi­ When the whistle is blown sage for vehicles crossing the border. dent Norman T. Wilde that said, More thanks The teen bled to death in full view of “For a long while I have thought of scores of foreign correspondents, By ROBERT WALTERS In an extraordinary private setdement Omaha Ihiblic Power in Nebraska and Mr. Roffman as an unguided mis­ Conn., R.I. delegations in mid-1988, TU agreed to pay $10 mil­ security officials and West Berliners. Not sile.” Hoover Summer Sizzler To the Editor: GPU Nuclear in New Jersey. lion to the Cidzens Associadon for In other instances, however, the NRC long afterward, an anonymous shot from The lawsuit contends Trump’s On behalf of the Coventry Public Schools, I would like GLEN ROSE, Texas - In an era when nuclear power plants are plagued by con­ Sound Energy, an organization of has appeared to be more concerned about a West Berlin apartment killed the border letter “contained false and meet on Electric Boat Sidewalk Sale to take this opportunity to thank the people of Coventry whisdeblowers, public interest lawyers guard believed to have been responsible. defamatory material” because Rof­ for their time and effort in support of the “Apples for the struction defects, operational lapses and proteedng the reputadons of inept or un­ ______Every Hoover In Stock On Sale. and local residents who oppose Com­ caring udlity companies than following Besides those killed, at least 5,000 fman’s comments “were not out­ Students” program recently run by Stop & Shop. The other flaws, whistleblowers have as­ m ssilc submarines would anche Peak. leads provided by whisdeblowers. more were captured and imprisoned for rageous; he is not a unguided mis­ By JOHN DIAMOND HOOVER® Coventry School District will now have three much sumed a crucial role in alerting the evaporate.” public to health and safety hazards. Of that total, $5.5 million went to 50 At the South Texas Nuclear lYoject attempting to escape. Some of them, sile, unprofessional ... and a bad The Associated Press Convertible^^ 700 needed Apple IIGS computers, nine Imagewriier II freed since last year’s whirlwind chan­ Electric Boat has won all 17 of Without those warnings, the potential whisdeblowers, some of whom had lost outside Houston, for example, the NRC analyst.” Heavy-Duty printers and six additional disk drives. ges, will testify against guards who the Navy’s Trident nuclear missile dangers probably would go unreported - their jobs. The remaining $4.5 million placed a higher priority on identifying Martin Sobol, Roffman’s attor­ WASHINGTON — Members of Upright I would especially like to thank all of the PTO volun­ went to CASE to pay for its expenses in­ killed fleeing comrades. ney, said his client believes he was the Connecticut and Rhode Island conuacts to date. But consunction and nowhere is that more apparent than more than 50 anonymous whisdeblowers of those $1.4 billion ships could halt Cieaner teers who spent so much time counting the slips and sub­ curred in monitoring Comanche Peak than on probing their allegadons that fired from his job because “he was congressional delegations met to mitting the paperwork. in Glen Rose, the community 80 miles The feats of those who made it out of at 19 or 20, leaving the future uncer­ JO CMtf «• southwest of Dallas that is home to the problems during the prior decade. CASE workers who complained about defeedve honest.” Roffman declined to com- plot legislative strategy aimed at The generosity of all who partiepated in this program East Germany are a tribute to both tain for Electric Boat workers into Ptrfi am* •(««• Powerful also was given a seat on the plant’s materials or failures to abide by federal i^ent. protecting contracts for General 0«tw «« M’h**t*d IW0 Mid Comanche Peak nuclear power plant. human perseverance and audacity. Their no4M noaita 6.6 Amp Motor is greatly appreciated. nine-member safety oversight commit­ ^ b o l said Roffman also would Dynamics, one of the region’s the late 1990s. Like most other nuclear-generating safety standards were harassed or in- stories are legion and legendary. There Toei f K k with Power Surge'” Leigh W^da tee. In return, it agreed to withdraw its file a wrongful discharge claim largest employers. Electric Boat has competed fier­ Oil* iMa confMctM stations built in recent decades, Com­ dmidated by the plant operator. SI 335 • AS «tMl heodl* 44 97 - 900 Computer Coordinator challenge to the issuance of an NRC was the circus performer who left via against Janney Montgomery witli With Defense Secretary Dick cely with Newport News for Los H iKTlUOtS • iwd w4th wrea anche Peak was far over budget, way be­ At Comanche Peak, one conscience- ATTACHMlNItt Coventry Public Schools tightrope. Another escapee made it over • IS qt top fUbef hind schedule and beset by scandal when operating license. stricken worker told the NRC about the New York Stock Exchange seek­ Cheney in the midst of a review of Angeles-class attack submarines and • Heedhyil Reg. $199.95 the wall in the bucket of an earth mover. so far that compictition is expected 5eg. $159.95 • I itge wtoMiMf on both Mdee it finally received its operating license Because the payments were charac­ defeedve welds after securing a pledge ing arbitration. the Navy’s shipbuilding program, ■ 4 p u e m a n iw g e dtuelniM it from the Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ terized by some critics as bribes, the diat the agency would not rcv(^ his A child was snuck out in a hollowed-out John Barry; a Thinfp spokesman, delegation members said TUesday to continue with the new Scawolf • Aon mMiung furnriwre gueid sion in mid-April. NRC asked utilities elsewhere in the idendty to his employer. The NRC broke radio. Nine people once made it past said die lawsuit "has absolutely no that protecting the Electric Boat program. SALE SALE Construction of the facility was an­ counuy if they had engaged in any ac­ its promise and he was fired. guards when much of the engine was basis'” ihid that Trump was free to Division of General Dynamics Rep. John G. Rowland, R-Conn., tions that might be interpreted as buying After almost two decades of anguish, gutted from a car so small no one express himself. Corp., is one of the most important a member of the House Armed Ser­ Berry's World nounced by Texas Utilities in mid-1972 £ and started in late 1974. At the time, TU whisdeblowers’ silence. Comanche Peak’s integrity is sdll uncer­ bothered to scrutinize it “If Mr. Roffman thought the issues confronting soutlicm New vices Committee, .said the Navy has $98.88 $138.88 said the cost of building a pair of 1,150- The federal regulatory agency tain. CASE says it “sincerely wishes that statements were defamatory, why England. .scaled down it’s original plan to Then there is the story of the East Ger­ build three of the $1.6 billion megawatt units would be less than $780 received affirmative responses from we could tell . . .the public that Com­ isn’t he suing the publications in The representatives and .senators • Quadranea' atitatk>r> man butcher who had finally had it with Scawolfs per year and now is plan­ million and tlie work would be com­ three other operators of nuclear power anche Peak is safe,” but adds: “Unfor­ which they appear?” Barry said. met in the office of Sen. Christopher HOOVER’ HOOVER® • D ual b ruah adge plants - Duke Power in North Carolina, tunately, we cannot.” life under the communist dictatorship. So The lawsuit quotes publications J. Dodd, D-Conn, in the wake of ning only two annually. He said the Spirit" _ * Brushed edge cieenirig claartlr>g pleted by the end of die decade. * 7VS' c o rd w /re w ir> d scaled it and pulled the ladder over with •Fool pedal on utf switch Two-Motor licensed, 10 years late, the second was about Roffman as evidence of cutting one of tlie nation’s two sub­ automatically award the contract for Cleaning System • D ii qt bag w/check k him. When he jumped onto the sandy marine constfuction yards from the the second in the new fleet of ' Cunventeni topside tool storage Cleaning bag signal still only about 85 percent complete and defamation. • Dalusa chroma wartds no-man’s land in between, he landed on Seawolfs to Newport News. Electric System not expected to be finished until 1992 or Paying Congress Peiiuigoti payroll — either tlie New­ • Internal tool storage one of the spikes, which drove through In the April 2 edition of Barron's, 1993. TU’s most recent estimate of die port News Shipbuilding and Dry Boat received the first contract The top givers of honoraria speaking fees his foot into his ankle. With his hands, Trump said of Roffman: “He’s a cost to complete the project is $9.1 bil­ Dock Co. in Virginia or Electric award. Powerful paid to senators and representatives he pried his foot loose and continued, very unprofessional guy, a hair trig­ According to Rowland, Elecuic Includ in g lion, but die Texas Public Utility Counsel isrililuiiiiiin# Boat, which has 23,(KK) employees Attachmenta 4.0 Peak H PI* with the ladder on his shoulders. He ger.” In the May 7 edition of For­ at Groton, Conn., and Quoiiset Boat now has in the construction places the figure at $11.6 billion. tune, Trump is quoted as saying: S3501 The Tobacco Institute $123,400 made it to the second wall and used the Point, R.I. pipeline seven Tridents, seven Los That abysmal record is largely at­ ladder again to scale it, too. “They got rid of a bad analyst a Angeles-class attack submarines and tributable to a construedon effort so as- Cheney’s office denied the ] Reg. $299.95 National Association of Broadcasters man with little talent," the lawsuit one Scawolf. Ncwinirt News is toundingly sloppy that scores of plant $113,500 In one of the more inventive escapes, reports, but lawmakers from Con­ Reg. $199.95 said. necticut and Rhode Island who fol­ working on 11 Izis Angeles-cla.ss workers blew the whisde about hundreds American Bankers Association two East German families made it out in $106,550 Trump threatened to sue Janney low amied services issues said in­ subs. of deficiencies. 1979 in a homemade balloon, the largest Montgomery unless Roffman SALE American Trucking Associations,Inc. ever flown in Europe. The wives had dications from the Pentagon arc that Delegation members said they SALE Problems were uncovered in the con­ $89,500 publicly retracted the comments or will make their pitch to preserve ■*(Ciuota crete poured for the foundation and con­ stiched it together from bedsheets and a major cut in shipbuilding is in the AHACHMlATai the firm fired the 16-year veteran General Dynamics’ contracts to fel­ tainment dome of the first unit, the Connell Rice & Sugar Co. $84,000 curtains. offliig tliat would likely leave only $199.88 securities analyst. Roffman initially one of the two yards building sub­ low members of Congress and to the $129.88 plant’s ability to withstand an Securities Industry Association signed a letter of apology, but Bush administration ba.sed on their earthquake, the welds in the liner of the $76,850 marines. withdrew it in a second letter and conccnis not only about jobs in the pool required to hold spent fuel rods, the Manchester Herald “Elccuic Boat is the .sole designer Chicago Board of Trade $71,000 then was fired. region hut about defense suategy. plant’s pipe supports and even TU’s and builder of strategic missile sub­ Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, D- UNCONOmONAL quality conuol program. RJR Nabisco Inc. $69,500 Founded Dec. IS, 1881 as i weekly. Janney Montgomery contended marines, the most cost-effective, GUARAtVTEE* Daily publicalion lince OcL 1,1914. Conn., said intelligence estimates Roffman was dismissed because he survivablc leg of the strategic triad,” MARLOW’S l > « 1 «M Wenwwi Cmwe I van’O' Whisdeblowers also raised quesdons 1980 by NEA Inc , ' A E. Bruce Harrison Co. are that the Soviet Union continues about die durability of approximately 1 $68,000 P uU alw t _ violated company policy by issuing delegation members wrote in a letter FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911 "WE'VE CHANGED THE BOGYMAN FROM EdU&r ivsissnaslilC.:; statements to the press that had not to Cheney dated TTic.sday. “With the to expand its submarine fleet despite million bolts - many of diem possibly Newft Eciior ___ AfKtew C 8p(til«r OPEN 0 OATS I Vm Grocery Manufacturers of America $67,000 the warming of relations between DOWNTOWN aiMN 8 T. aANCNESTEN 64S-5m COMMUNISM TO OBSCENITY. PASS IT ON!" counterfeit - and the quality of valves, been cleared or disseminated to the closing of the shipyard, our whole FNEE fARKINB FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE TNUR80AT TIL B ^ wiring, insuladon and other components. tiOurrr Ouinmon CiUisc NEA QRAPHICM firm’s clients. industrial ba.se of building suatcgic the two superpowers. g—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990 iBanrlifstrr Hrralft '■i': Wages Patrols From Page 1 From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 Wednesday, July 11,1990 J Another problem the pxiliee have same type of stereotyping that lashes LOCAL/REGIONAL $60,000. more than $5,000 less than the same Although the precise amount was Republican Director Ronald Osel- Manchester also pays more for official would make this year, as­ not available at press time, the range la said he would support is with the shelter. Democrat John out at blacks and says all blacks are the pwsition of assistant to the chief suming the increase. indicates Lozis’s salary would be no Werkhoven’s proposal “reluctantly.” Fogarty said that the shelter is not lazy.” officer. Huestis’s salary is only about lower than second among the five A piatrol car can better respxmd to in­ cooperating with the pwlice when The man who accosted the female Assistant Town Manager Steven $1,000 more than the financial of­ communities surveyed by the cidents, he said, and the town may they want to arrest someone who employee was not a resident of the Werhner makes $68,642. The next ficer in Meriden made last year. not be able to afford a foot patrol. resides there. shelter at the time of the incident, Parker St. delays irk residents Herald. Meriden’s public works ad­ highest is the town of East While many pxiople are afraid, the she said. Voters to decide With a 5 percent pay hike, that offi­ ministrator, who made $66,780 last Captain Russell C. Holyfield said Werkhoven said that he does want traveled major access road from Hartford’s assistant, who made cial would make about $2,000 more year, would stand to earn more than actual number of serious crimes that the town’s right to enter the By NANCY FOLEY Stephen Werbner, assistant town ever,” Irish said. to help the homeless and sees addi­ Routes 30, 83 and 84 to two major $48,647 last year; the assumed in­ this year than Hucstis. $70,000 this year. committed on Main Street is small, shelter was much more limited than Manchester Herald manager, noted that the companies Werbner said that piolice have a tional funding for the shelter as part industrial parks with hundreds of crease brings that to almost $51,100. Financial officers in West Haven Similar officials in West Haven, he said. it was previously. Following a na­ had the right to have their trucks go traffic squad that rotates its coverage of the solution. At its next meeting, employees. 2.5 mil increase Officials in East Hartford, and Meriden made about $50,000 Milford, and East Hartford made tional trend in legal opinion, the MANCHESTER — Work on down the street, so the town is of sections of the town. It will be Town Manager Richard J. Sartor the board will consider a request by ^ te r Lozis, director of public however, note that the assistant’s and $57,000 respectively. about $43,000, $49,000, and town attorney decided that the shel­ F^ker Street is moving loo slowly limited in what it can do. But the back in the Parker Street area soon, By JACQUELINE BENNETT proposed tax increase is needed to salary is at the low end of a wide Meanwhile, Manchester’s Town said there is currently money avail­ the shelter for an additional $12,114 for some residents. works, said that the some of the u companies had been contacted and cover increases in the cost of $54,000, respicetively last year. able for the foot patrol in the pxiliee ter should be considered a residence, he said. Manchester Herald range. Werbner, who has been Clerk, Edward Tomkicl, is by a wide in funding that would allow it to ex­ more serious problems on the road health insurance for town Manchester Police Chief Robert department’s overtime fund, but that not merely a lodging, and therefore At the Board of Directors meeting asked to alert their drivers to the employed by the town for many margin the highest pjaid in the five Lannan will earn $68,642 this year, pand its hours and add a caseworker. had been corrected. “We’ve done feelings of residents. Alison Neclario, president of the employees and town debt service, the dcpiartment is likely to have to it is much harder for pxiliee to enter 1\iesday night Director Wallace J. COVENTRY - For the third years, is at the top of a similar municipalities. Tomkiel will make making him the highest piaid pmlice Werkhoven also denied that he some of the patching of the worst Suimybrook Condominium Associa­ she said. come back to the board for more the shelter or get a list of residents, Irish Jr. said residents were con­ time voters will go to the polls range. $56,400, about $14,000 more than chief in the group. The closest in had said that many homeless pieople places,” he said. “By the end of the “I just want you to know it didn’t tion, said that there would be no Meanwhile, political controver­ money later. Holyfield said. cerned that much of the repaving of work,” Weber said. Thursday to decide on a proposed Assistants in West Haven, Mil­ the East Hanford town clerk, who is pay, assuming increases are the are retarded. Recently, Christina construction season, we will have all need to spend all of the effort and sy over the budget continues the road would not begin until spending plan for this fiscal year, ford, and Meriden last year earned the next highest piaid. same everywhere, would be East Sartor said the department did not Nancy Carr, director of Edelwich, a member of HOST, a of the patching done.” The entire money on a traffic patrol if stop August or September, and that the Residents are also concerned which began July 1. within the Town Council. from about $35,000 to about Like Werbner, Tomkiel has been Hartford’s chief, who made $59,845 want to assign a full-time officer at Manchester Area Conference of group from Center Congregational street is not slated to be repaved, about the presence of police to signs were installed on the street as Republican Town Committee traffic problem on the street is as If approved, the $15.5 million $42,000. on the pjayroll for years, but he is last year; the standard raise would regular piay, because that would tax Churches, which opjerates the shel­ Church that works with the home­ only problem areas, he said. handle traffic problems in the area. residents had originally requested. Chairwoman Blanche Straler says bad as ever. budget will include a 2.5 mil in­ Manchester’s chief financial of­ elected and therefore his salary is bring that to more than $62,800. their ability to respond quickly to ter, said that the directors’ com­ less, said last week tliat Werkhoven Lozis said the department typical­ This option was rejected by the Police were out in force stopping crease. The town’s tax rate would the budget is still too high. ficer, unlike the above-mentioned fixed by the Board of Directors and Lannan, it should be noted, is at other citizens who needed assis­ ments were contributing to a back­ Earlier this year, a group of ly does not start resurfacing until police department which said that confused mental illness with mental traffic violators in May, Irish said, jump to 39.5 mils, or $39.50 per Republicans and Democrats positions, is in the middle of the is not on a scale. the top of the piay scale becasue he tance. Hiring and training a new per­ lash against the homeless that is oc­ Hu^ker Street residents came to the August or September. they were unnecessary and may retardation in a recent conversation but are no longer concentrating as $1,000 worth of assessed property. here clashed during the town’s pack, but still closer to the top. Clerks in West Haven, Meriden, has served on the force for many son would take a year, he said. curring across the nation. “It’s the Board of Directors meeting and Tiz Weber, 874 FVker St., asked create greater danger. with her. much on the area. Polls are open from 6 ajn. to 8 most recent referendum when and Milford made about $30,000, years. demanded that their concerns about what action had been taken in Budget and Research Officer Robert “Residents were impressed with Werbner said that materials to im­ p.m. District 1 votes at the Town Democrats accused Republicans of 33,500, and 37,000, respectively last Police chiefs in West Haven, Mil­ traffic and safety be addressed. The response to complaints of the noise Hucstis will make $62,467 this year. the police effort, but now problems prove lighting in the area had been Office Building, District 2 at Pres­ distributing a misleading flier that ford, and Meriden made $49,822, residential street is a heavily from trucks going down the street. That is almost $2,000 less than year. with traffic have become as bad as ordered. byterian Church, 55 Trowbridge referred U) “fat” in the budget. the amount made last year by the Public Works Director Peter P. $55,128, and $59,254 respiectively. Road. Democrats say the flier sabotaged staff member with similar respon­ Lozis Jr. falls into a range of Like Lannan, Manchester Fire Fees the budget’s approval by voters. sibilities in the city of Milford; it is $58,258 to $72,823. Chief John Rivosa is at the top of From Page 1 The budget includes $4.3 mil­ An effort by Lewis and his pay scale, which happens to be Services lion for general government and Democrat Town Committee Chair­ * f ^ the same as Lannan’s. $9.7 million for education. Voters man Bruce Stave to take legal ac­ Therefore Rivosa, also a long­ She also asked if a two-step plan lowing year. Director Wally Irish also ex­ in two separate referendums have tion against the GOP over this Y Soviet time employee, earns $68,642, for permit fees could be worked out Assistant Town Manager Steven pressed concern about the effect of rejected higher proposed budgets matter hit a snag when Lewis con­ which is more than $8,000 above the with a lower fee for someone ex­ Werbner said the town tried, in for­ the rules on small artisan contractors get that also called for lax increases. tacted the State Elections Commis­ From Page 1 amount earned by Meriden’s fire pecting to dump only five tons or mulating the rules, to keep the who might have difficulty in the Town Council Chairwoman sion and found there is no law chief last year. The adjustment for less a year. charges in line with those at other current economy in getting ir­ Joan Lewis, a Democrat, said she governing truth in campaign litera­ this year would bring it to more than Fteter Lozis, public works direc­ landfills in the area. And he said the revocable letters of credit from is against further cuts. The ture, Lewis said. received 501 votes for and 4,026 fortable or uncomfortable, this is not $63,000. tor, said it would be hard to define a administrative cost of preparing a bucks votes against. a question,” he said. “They were The other chiefs each made about small business and he said if a large piermit for a commercial hauler also questioned the piermit is- Hard-liners cast ballots against suhn^ procedure which he said ap- By NANCY FOLEY seriously mistaken.” $55,000 last year. percentage of the haulers were could exceed the cost of the piermit. Manchester Herald Gorbachev to show their dis­ The nearly 4,700 delegates cast The salary of Supicrintendent of defined as small, the revenue would Assistant Town Attorney William pjcars To require a new hauler to go pleasure, while some progressives pjapxjr ballots in a secret vote at the Schools James P. Kennedy, not support the effort to prolong the Diana repiorted iJiat the town is to more places than needed to com­ Z' said they did so in hope of forcing MANCHESTER — The Board of Residents protest Grand Kremlin Palace, near the hall landfill. owed $430,000 in tipping fees that plete the pjermit pjrocess. Werbner $81,042, is almost directly in the Directors voted to give the Social him to give up the Communist Party where the congress is being held. He said one pxissibility would be are more than 90 days delinquent said it would jirobably be possible middle of the five supierintendents. Services Department an additional leadership and concentrate on being Gorbachev and seven others were to modify the landfill computer and Werbner said difficulty in col­ for the collector of revenue to issue Last year, they earned as little as $50,000 in funding to make up a president. nominated for the top Communist program so that haulers could be lecting the fees is one of the motives the permits once the surety is $72,783 in West Haven and as much deficit and meet the demands of an flood repair delays It was the first time a general F ^ y post. as $88,000 in Milford. given a rebate or credit in the fol­ for developing the regulations. px)sted. secretary was elected by a congress ever-increasing caseload. O \ and not the 250-member Central Director Wallace J. Irish Jr. said By ALEX GIRELLI the problems of what he called the 3 3 - n Committee. today the funding was tqiproved Manchester Herald “Woodbridge Rood Plain.” In his brief acceptance speech, mainly because 90 percent of the He said town has been dragging money will be reimbursed by the Gorbachev promised to take “the MANCHESTER — A storm of its feet for five years and now has Al's Just Back From A Nationwide state. “The cost to the town is only most serious, far-reaching con­ protest hit the town Board of Direc­ run out of money. — m clusions,” from the criticism leveled $5,000,” he said. tors Tuesday night over a long- Hanna Marcus, director of the George King of 280 Woodbridge at him. delayed sanitary sewer project in the St, said he has pul up with flooding G.E. MAYTAG Buying Spree. Truckioads Of New Department of Human Services, told Earlier in the day, he rippxxl into area of Woodbridge, Lydall and PIONEER the board that the General Assis­ problems for 30 years and has had to his conservative critics with all the RCA Mather streets. CARRIER tance Aid to Clients fund was over­ pump out his cellar repeatedly. emotion he had been hiding while MAGNAVOX Mayor Theunis Werkhoven said SONY FISHER drawn. Last year, $426,000 was “They all know me in the engineer­ his security was in doubt. QUASAR Appiiances Arriving Every Day! he had received a petition from resi­ “You can never go back to yester­ ZENITH given out to clients, she said, but ing department,” he said, an ap­ Sd FRIEDRICH TOSHIBA with the additional $50,000, the dents of the area, and a half dozen parent allusion to frequent com­ day by any piath, and no dietatorship VCR’S residents personally told the board HITACHI STEREOS fund will have spent $720,000 this plaints about the condition. ... solves anything,” he told the of their long-frustration with flood­ delegates. Some 40 percent of the EMERSON TV’S year. Carol Nichols of 274 Woodbridge ing, damage to their properties and O 33 delegates are p)arty bureaucrats, and WHIRLPOOL CAMCORDERS UP TO The department’s original ap­ St. said the fire dcDartmcnl has had WESTINGHOUSE DISHWASHERS propriation was $445,384. Earlier in sessions of cellar pumping. to pump out her back yard. Norman some continue to run their districts WASHERS % as fiefdoms. HOTPOINT the year, the fimd had to ask the Harvey Sleeves of 281 Stevens of 44 Mather St. said his FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS “If any of the delegates came to town for an additional $225,000. Woodbridge St., said that so far as back yard is like a mini-lake after a O 31 AMANA MICROWAVES AIR CONDITIONERS “Other towns are experieiKing the he can determine the plan for the m m the congress with the hop>e of return­ MAGIC CHEF storm and that the fire department REFRIGERATORS same thing. It’s a huge expense this second phase of a storm drain ing the ptarty to old conditions, com- PHILIPS has had to sandbag his cellar door. year,” Marcus said. project there has been cancelled. He also said so much of the sand Among its clients, Marcus said But Robert Hucstis, budget used in winter storms washes onto It the department is seeing more analyst, said that $330,000 has been his lawn he had to shovel it into a people who are employable but have put in reserve for the work and pile. Sm o 2 been laid off from work. Previously, $20,000 a month in interest is being the agency had been seeing an in­ MANCHESTER PACKING CO. earned toward the cost. That cost Mather Street is highly crowned s > crease in the number of people who and the project will have to include 349 Wefherell Street had been estimated at $430,000. 3 3 0 ) were unemployable, such as those But, he added, there are factors that regrading it. Town Manager Richard Manchester, CT C J C .c n n n that have b ^ n labeled mentally ill, (NexlloMCC) will reduce the estimate and others Sartor said. 33 > TUESDAy-FRIDAY 8-5 she said. The cost of medical expenses is that will increase it. David Gallo said he has restored > H SATURDAY 7-NOON Food Stamps Peter Lozis, public works direc­ his Victorian house at 271 JULY 10-JULY 14,1990 Accepted also increasing and draining the 33 Current Inventory! fund, she said. The fund is used by tor, said designs for the storm drain Woodbridge St., but his efforts are and related work can be completed being undone by the street flooding. USDA CHOICE indigent persons for rent, food, clothing, and other living expenses. in lime to pul the project to bid in He said his garage, a former carriage S flo in . Q Q The average weekly expenditure the spring, but he said the problem house, has been damaged by flood­ for the year is $14,170 per week, the Jody Hartting/Mar>chestef HeraM will be getting the money for the ing. He said people drive cars over lipSl4lbavg liW W lb . letter said, while the average for BATHING JOG — Lifeguard Megan Burns of Manchester helps Casey Stramel, age 2, also of project. his lawn to avoid the flooded street. STEAKS ROAST TIPS EVERYTHING March, April, May and June is Theodore Roback of 37 Lydall St. The residents urged the directors $16,450. Manchester, on a “jog” through the Swanson pool children’s pool during swimming classes. said he has pul up for 20 years with to go forward with the drain work. USDA CHOICE o 6 ONLY Rounds 2.49 lb in store & warehouse Directors address 6 lb. avg. 13" COLOR At Sundae Social, fun comes in gallons Attenlion Weightchers S Body Builders TV rolled on the sliding hill at the park GRADE A MUST 00 to make room! police, fire issues By RICK SANTOS must do an intcniship. Thai’s why on a foam mat. Those slides arc Manchester Herald she’s in Manchester this summer, and weighted down with sand nude of hard fiberglass, whereas Chicken Leg q q the town $500,000 toward the running programs like the sundae bags. The edges of the slide will be the park slide isn’t. 511 By ALEX GIRELLI social. upturned and bolstered by bales of Also, rather than winding down $750,000 purchase price of the MANCHESTER — Although Qtrs ■ 10 lb. avg. lb. Manchester Herald hay, making it shoot-like. At the W HiRLPOOL firehouse on Tolland Tlirnpike, the annual “Giant Sundae Social” The festival, in which one can a mountainside, Ford said, “this GROUND FRESH DAILY m which was transferred from the town is pure fun for children and mostly cat all the icc-crcam one can bottom, there will be a pool, also one goes straight down.” HEAVY DUTY MANCHESTER — When the to the district under the agreement. stomach for just $2, is to be held at constructed with hay bales. Besides the slide, the sundae so­ 90/10 Ground^ Board of Directors discusses a study hard work for town Recreation Most of the $450,000 comes from staff members, the program’s chief 1 p.m. Thur^ay in Center Springs To nuke this slide slippery, it cial will feature, as one might ex­ RCA WASHER of town fire protection with consul­ charges made to businesses in the Park. And this year there will be will be hosed down with water pect, iec-crcam — 30 gallons R ound o’rmore l . y S ix coordinator is likely to view the 1.99 tants next week, one of the pos­ Buckland area which are newly con­ from a nearby hydrant. worth. There will be three flavors Lesser Quantities 2.19 lb. icc-crcam celebration as more of a the added attraction of a giant 26" COLOR sibilities they will broach is nected to sanitary sewers. water slide. Riding the slide is free. The only — vanilla, chocolate, and straw­ eliminating or moving the central class project. BOGNER CHICKEN & BEEF mmmm TV 5299 In another action, the directors And why not? When school The homemade slide, called requirement. Ford said, is that berry. Llfg* Qipjilly fire station and using the building voted a $462,815 sum to buy new “pretty awesome wet and wild” by sliders be at lca.st 40 inches tall or Liberty BelL for expanded municipal offices. starts this fall, sundae social or­ To provide further cnlcrtain- computers and new software along ganizer Karen Fiord will be buck in one recreation supervisor, is the be accompanied by an adult. mcni, the crowd will be treated 1 A1 Lutz of 9 Stephen St. pressed FrenkSsibbag I .W W lb. with a new aerial truck for the Police product of a cooperative effort of She said sliders don’t need with an appearance by Timbre the the directors 'Tuesday evening to Slorrs, finishing off courses neces­ 5349 Department. The material will be sary to earn a degree in recreation the Recreation, Park, Water, and anything but a swimsuit and a clown. FRESH FROZEN have the consultant study tiiat pos­ bought under a lease-purchase administration and management Fire departments. towel. Unlike commercial water sibility. Ford has extended an invitation agreement with interest over five from the University of Connec­ Fiord said the slide is going to be slides, such as the ones at Ml. Tom Alaskan ^ PLUS THESE FANTASTIC WAREHOUSE BUY31 The suggestion brought a for all to come out for the fun- years expected to be about made with a thick sheet of 1(X)- in Easihampton, Mass., the park rejoinder from another resident, Bal- ticut. fillcd event. And when it’s over, PollockSlbbagT IW W lb. Panasonic 27" Stereo TV *399 GESidebySideicewaisr22cui *799 $104,000, bringing the total cost to by-12 fool plastic. It will be un­ slide does not requires sliders to sit miGIDAIRE lila Pagani, of 16 Falkncr Drive, To get that degree, Ford, 22, she can write a paper on it. GE Frost-Free Refrig. i»watof Door,2«cu i *899 about $567,000. Philips 20" Stereo TV w/remote *299 who said “someone has to be nutty” The board also voted to accept a Sliced Fresh From FFSOST-FREE 25 to make the proposal. “Make sure pThilips 27" Stereo TV w/remote *399 Hotpoint Side by SideFrDsnree.2ocu» *499 suie grant of $41,701 toward the Our Deli REFRIGERATOR we don’t close any fire stations,; he costs of engineering and inspection Fisher 25" Stereo TV w/remote *349 GEElec RangebiacKgiaudoor *199 said. services in connection with adding The directors delayed until next New ordinance unnerves officials 9 OUR OWN COOKED chlorination facilities to the sewage ,NEC 20" Stereo TV w/remote *299 Maytag Built-In Dishw.3ioveiwash *349 l\icsday a decision on appropiating Turkey « disposal plant. The total cost of the dinance in Mansfield and would Joiuiihan Kreisberg at a meeting of nual date. 5^ CJ Samsung Video Player *99 $28,900 for the study, to be con­ By JACQUELINE BENNETT allow a majority of frontage proper­ the conunission this week. “1 just Sony 27" Console TV ‘ *399 services is $208,505. Walsh said one pan of the ducted by MMA Consulting Group Aquistion of five strips of proper­ Manchester Herald ly owners along a road to petition think we could be IlixKlcd with ap­ Breast 0.0%7ib. of Boston, with Dr. John Granito, propo.scd ordinance which allows Limited Quantities On All Items ty along Tolland Turnpike for llic council to have the read dcsig- plications.” property owners two opportunities described as a nationally known ex­ COVENTRY — Despite some CARANDO widening the road was approved. luted .scenic, thus protecting mature “1 wonder what the next ’town to agree to the scenic road designa­ pert, as one of the principal advisers. reservations, the Planning and 'The directors approv^ a series of uees and old stonewalls, for cx- fad’ will be?” said F^C member tion with a signed petition should be Genoa The study would review patterns Zoning Commission has agreed by iunple. There is also a provision for Diane Anderson. EAST allocations totaling about $3.5 mil­ revised to only one opportunity, of fire staff and apparatus and loca­ consensus to support a proposed scenic outlooks. ■ EASV TO G E TJfi;. lion in the current budget. Decisions otherwise it could result in a see­ Salami 4.19 COMING FROM *H| HARTFORD A RIA TA«{ 1 M TO Tm T N f W tion of fire stations to plan for the scenic read ordinance. The commission agreed to sup­ ”1 just worry about individc ALSierFERTS a ■1 a ttN C r 1 )»4eiRRIS%*AT G (t OFF At TEL. 647-9997 on the funds were made during the saw effect if stime residents lobby MS HARTFORD R O i II TMI m i N l t $ T R ||T IIIT -.71 future. The ordinance was drafted by port the ordinance by consensus but residents coming in with petitions if MANCHESTER CT J I I ( l i t 2 tA«F aLLFTt ro At budget deliberations and 'Iliesday against it. ____ *90 Days Same In another action involving fire Town Councilnun Lawrence Gol­ will return it to Golden for some everyone of them decides their 300 9 nowopenatboghes night’s action were regarded as con­ I ___ i 3«4 HARTFORD V /S A _ As Cash With protection, the directors voted to pay den, a Hartford attorney who modifications. 'Hie ordinance would Approved Crodlt firmations of those decisions. or 4(X) feet of frontage is scenic,” Kreisberg also questioned Custom VERNON 1-84 to the Eighth Utilities Disuict The directors recessed their meet­ promised when he ran for the coun­ have to be approved by ilic Town said commission member Robert whether the Town Council or PZC $450,000 for some sanitary sewer ing shortly after midnight with a cil in November to pul forth such an Council and would ilien go to a “Skip” Walsh. should make the final decision MON. THURS. & FRIDAY ’TIL 8 SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER assets and rights the town got in an number of items remaining to be ordinance to help preserve the rural public hearing. Kreisberg noted that could be al­ regarding any subsequently re­ Butcher Shop Tues. Wed. ’til 6 • Sat. ’til 5 • Sun. 12-5 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester' K eene^^tJExi|^^ agreement with the district. When acted on when the board reconvenes character of the town. “I’m tun sure what it ac­ leviated by a restriction that peti­ quested changes to a road tliat is the district gets the fund, it will pay next week. It was modeled after a similar or­ complishes,” .said F*ZC chairman tions be submitted on just one an­ cited ’scenic’.

Liw. j.'im w p m i i.> I I'.flWM' l 0 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990—11 Strong-arming charge refuted Small fire set RECORD By JUDD EVERHART request for a meeting. The Associated Press Morrison is expiected to win the endorsement of the convention at Mayor’s home HARTFORD — Gov. William A. Saturday, but Cibes is considered About Town Police Roundup O’Neill says Democratic guber­ likely to get the support of at least EAST HARTFORD (AP) — An Kevin F. Rennie, the mayor’s ad­ natorial candidate Bruce A. Mor­ 290, or 20 piercent, of the 1,449 apparent arson attempt at Mayor viser. rison should check his facts before delegates, the minimum needed to Susan Kniep’s home IXiesday “Thankfully, no one was in­ MCC sports clinics ahead Man arrested for car robbery he makes any more claims that the qualify for a primary. morning has investigators jured,” Rennie said. “But it’s been O’Neill administration is coercing Jonathan Pelto, Cibes’ campaign pyerplexed as to suspyccts or pyos- a rather upsetting experience for The Manchester Community College summer spyorts A Massachusetts man was arrested and charged with delegates into supporting Morrison’s manager, estimated TUesday that sible motive. the family.” clinics still have openings for the week of July 16 to July first-degree robbery, threatening, and criminal mischief, rival for the nomination. Cibes has the backing of 375 Early TUesday someone set a 20 (for ages 9 to 12). All-spyorts clinics all day; soccer all stemming from an incident in which he allcgcdy at­ Morrison, the front-runner for the delegates and should hit 400 by the newspapyer on fire and pyoured The mayor, 47, lives at the (mornings only); baseball and softball (afternoons); golf tempted to steal a car parked outside the Islander Res­ nomination over state Rep. William time the convention opc.is Friday gasoline on several plants in the house with her 55-ycar-old hus­ and tennis clinics for ages 10 to 18; karate/self defense taurant, according to pyolice repyorts. J. Cibes, made the claim T\iesday, night. That would be a ^ u t 28 per­ mayor’s yard. Police Chief Richard band, George, and their 12-year- clinic for ages 8 to 18; and courthouse plus for ages 8 to The report slates that at about 11:30 p.m., Ricardo A. describing the Democratic governor cent. Brazalovich said. old daughter, Jennifer Ann. All 12. Gonsalves, of 90 Brokley Road in Jamaica Plain, Mass., as publicly neutral in the race but Pbito also said that his count of “We’re not sure what it was. were home at the lime of the inci­ License your dogs! had pyoppyod the hood and the ignition of the car before “tacitly supportive of Cibes.” delegates still shows that Morrison There was no threatening notes dent. being seen by a waitress who was getting into her own Morrison said delegates have told has less than half of the convention Thomas I^scantell, the Manchester dog warden, is car. and the mayor said she hadn’t “I told everyone to get out of the him of intense pressure from delegates and may not win the en­ contemplating a door-to-door survey in search of any and When she asked him what he was doing, he ran away. received any threats lately,” house and I immediately called the O’Neill loyalists still resentful over dorsement on the first convention Brazalovich said. “The only reason all unlicensed dogs. All dogs that have reached the age of She then located the owner of the car inside the res­ pyolice,” Kniep said. Morrison’s challenge to O’Neill for ballot. we’re calling it arson is because 6 months or older must be licensed. Anyone found to taurant. He and a mob of other customers went outside Pelto said that if Morrison “spent the Democratic gubernatorial the newspapyer was set on fire.” Brazalovich said the smoldering have an unlicensed dog in their pxyssession will be sub­ and gave chase on foot and by car. nomination earlier this year. The a little less time whining and more They found Gonsalves, 34, near the Doming Street Police were called to the house newspapyer was found near the ject to arrest and a fine of $40 pyer dog. Licenses may be governor has since dropped plans time talking with delegates, he overpass of Interstate 84, but they stoppyed their pursuit around 4 a.m., when the Kniep front of the house and the obtained at the town clerks office and a certificate of for election to a third full term. might find that his campyaign is more when he announced he had a gun and would shoot them, family awoke to the smell of gasoline-doused plants were be­ rabies vaccination must be presented. “Some p>eople have been reduced successful. Bruce Morrison is way the report states. That is the basis for the threatening gasoline fumes, according to hind and beside the house. to tears,” Morrison said. “We have out of line.” charge. individual people who have reported Meanwhile, pyolice had been telephoned by the res­ Late in the day, O’Neill issued a to us that they have been put under, taurant and an employee of the Texaco station on statement asking Morrison to “check College Notes or that someone in their delegation his facts because they obviously are Doming Street. The employee repxyricd that he saw a man run through the Texaco lot and into a nearby field. has been put under, strong pressure inaccurate.” To serve as cabinet member The repyort states officers then arrested Gonsalves, who to be for Cibes by the administra­ “This administration is not pres­ Slain student tion. suring anyone to suppwrt any can­ Jennifer Papa, daughter of Rosemarie and John Rapa was huddled in a ball in the field. “There’s a well-oiled machine didate at the upKoming convention,” of 87 Waranoke Road, will be serving as a class cabinet The value of the car he allegedly attempted to steal is that has in the past been able to per­ O’Neill said. “The congressman’s member of the student government at Bucknell Univer­ $12,{XK). suade people at conventions that Gonsalves was held on a $2,5(X) bond and was Y bought weapons sity, Lewisburg, Ra. statement is unfortunate because it they should vote differently from calls into question the indepycndence She is a junior majoring in biology and is a 1987 scheduled to appycar today in Supycrior Court. how they had earlier indicated they and integrity of the convention as professors. graduate of Kingswood-Oxford School, West Hartford. might do,” said Morrison, a four- By LARRY ROSENTHAL She’s a dean’s list student and member of the Mortar delegates. Those delegates are the The Associated Press term congressman from Hamden. heart and soul »f the Democratic A funeral Mass was scheduled for Board and Phi Sigma honor societies. Judy Hartilno/Manchestsf Herald O’Neill called Morrison’s com­ Party.” 11:30 a.m. today at St. Mary’s She has served three terms as student government MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan Honor Roll ments inaccurate and unfortunate At least one member of the gover­ Church in Willimantic, where Had­ representative for her class and has also been a feaurc GAS ATTACK — Burton Skrebis. a driver for Mobil, leans back on his truck as he fills the un­ and the Cibes campaign said they University student Nicholas B. Had­ dad’s family once lived. Haddad is writer for The Bucknellian, the student-mn campus derground fuel tanks at Bolton Mobil. Skrebis emptied 8,900 gallons into the tanks. Deliveries nor’s staff is a Cibes delegate and dad, who was found dying Friday in were out of line. one of O’Neill’s former campaign to be buried in the same cemetery in newspapyer and a member of the Bucknell International a car carrying more than $2^00 are made every other aay. Morrison and Cibes will square workers is helping Cibes raise Willimantic where his father and Organization. Assumption names honor roll worth of weapxyns, told a gun dealer off for the nomination Saturday at money. grandfather arc buried. the Democratic State Convention in last month he was taking up target Levy on Tulane dean’s list The following students have received “Honors” in the Hartford. Morrison said he was not ap­ shooting, the dealer said. His mother, Simari Haddad, flew Bethany Lynn Levy, dauglitcr of Dr. and Mrs. final trimester at Assumption Junior High School. The Associaled Press Since he quit the race in March, prehensive about O’Neill’s Haddad, 21, of Red Hook, N.Y., to the United States on Monday Richard B. Levy of 248 Kennedy Road, has been named Obituaries “A” Honors: O’Neill’s public statements have scheduled keynote address to the bought an Israeli-made Uzi semi­ from Lebanon, a funeral director to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Tulane Grade 5: Brittany Behrmann, Anita Pereira, Anne ^ MORRISON ANGERED — U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, D- shown clearly that he resented Mor­ convention on Friday night. The automatic, three 9mm handguns and said. University, New Orleans, La. Salamon 7\o \ at least one other semiautomatic rison’s challenge. O’Neill has gone governor said his spieech would be She is a cum laude graduate of Kingswood Oxford Emil Victor Mamet Funeral service will be Saturday Springfield and Enfield school sys­ Grade 6: Stephen LaMonlagne, Jennifer Toller 5 -n Conn., speaks at a press conference in Hartford Tuesday. weapon on three different trips to Haddad was found fatally out of his way to praise Cibes, a positive, recounting the Democrats’ School, West Hartford and will enter her sophomore (July 14,1990), 3 p.m., at Emanuel tems. (jrade 7: Scott Alderrucci Morrison, who is bidding to become the Democratic guber­ the Meriden Gun Shop in June and wounded early Friday night in the Emil Victor Mamet, 73, died six-term state representative from stewardship in Connecticut over the year at TUlane in the fall. Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., Calling hours will be today from Grade 8; Rebecca Ahem, Danielle Abran, Jennifer was in the store the week before he front seat of his car, which was Tuesday (July 10) in Manchester. natorial nominee, charged that Gov. William O'Neill’s ad­ New London, and raise questions pyast three decades. Manchester. Burial will be at the 2 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at Hafey Rusezyk, Dorothy Thompson was killed, said the shop’s manager, pyarked near the entrance to Keney Bom in (Chicago, 111., in 1907, he ministration is pressuring delegates to support state Rep. Wil­ about Morrison’s ability to win. The Asked if he’d have any surprises, Former resident graduates convenience of the family. Calling FuncraJ Home on Belmont Ave., “B” Honors; Garry Terra. Park. He died two hours later of a lived in Coventry for 40 years — m liam Cibes’s bid for the nomination. The Democratic nominat­ governor also says the nomination the governor said; “I never plan single gunshot wound to the head. Keith A. Samolyk, formerly of Manchester, before moving to Manchester. He hours are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. Springfield, Mass. A funeral mass Grade 5: Gregory D’Amato, Ali Eslami, Peter Grady should be settled in a primary in Haddad had said he was going to surprises, but sometimes they hap- graduated summa cum laude from NorthEastem Univer­ will be greatly missed by his wife, and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes will be held at Holy Cross (Thurch, Grade 6: Alan Ackerman, Kathy Csiki, Paul ing convention is being held this weekend at the Hartford September. the Blue Trail Rifle Range in Wal­ pycn. You don’t plan a surprise, (be­ The preliminary investigation in­ sity, Boston, Mass., recently. Helen; his daughters, Suzanne Funeral Home, 400 Main St., PlumUce Road in Springfield at Jendrzejezyk, Melissa Nadeau, Sarah Schwarz, Michael Civic Center. O’Neill has refused Morrison’s cause) then it’s no surprise.” lingford for target practice and dicated he was shot with a 9mm He received a bachelor of science degree in Manchester. Memorial contributions Sicrakowski asked directions to tJic establish­ Mamet, and Lynn Ryerson; and his noon. Memorial contributions may H 5 handgun, said Hartford pyolice Lt. respiratory therapy and has spyccializcd in pyerfusion grandchildren, Kristina and Erik to the American Red Cross, 20 be made to the Susan Auchter Ren^ Grade 7; Michael Hartnett, Timothy Owen, Chris­ ment, Terra said. Frederick Lewis, who added that in­ technology. Hartford Road, Manchester 06040. topher Perlmultcr ^ _1 “He said he was just getting into Ryerson. His sister, Lillian Service, Bayslale Medical Center, vestigators were looking into the He was listed in Who’s Who in American Colleges Richards, resides in New Jersey. 759 Chesmut St., Springfield, Mass. Grade 8; Sean Donnelly, Daniel LaMonlagne, Evonne the spyort,” Terra said Tuesday. “He Walter A. Newcomb I m Court to re-hearFargo tape argument possibility he was killed with one of and Universites, is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, National Private service will be arranged 01199. Rodriquez was a normal customer. I was Walter A. Newcomb, 70, of 48 his own weapons. Honor Soicety and Lambda Beta, the national honor by the family. Burial will be in St. z shocked when I heard about it (his Wilson Lane, Vernon, died Monday HARTFORD (AP) — A federal uy some of them. But prosecutors society for respiratory therapy. James Cemetery in Manchester. ed the use of the tapes. The sealed. slaying).” The motive for the slaying (July 9), at a local nursing home. He o appeals court in New York is again have conceded they need the tapes He also received the D c ^ LcRoy C. Kegle Merit John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Illustrator dies prosecutors then appealed to the Defense lawyers claim that Haddad purchased the Uzi, which remains unknown. was the husband of Barbara considering whether 50 reels of tape to connect at least three of the Award and NorthEastem University Alumni Award. He West Center St. in Manchester, has Thoughts U.S. Supreme Court. federal prosecutors fabricated ex­ was at the store on consignment, for (Bartlett) Newcomb. Bom in South ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — Ver­ recordings made during wiretaps defendants to the robbery con­ Lewis would neither confirm nor will remain in Boston to conclude his p>ost baccalaureate charge of arrangements. S o The high court ruled this spring cuses to make it appear as if Frank about $1,000, Terra said. Windsor, he had lived in non Grant, creator of the Kellogg’s O -n can be admitted as evidence in the spiracy. that the government may still be Bove, the prosecutor in charge of deny a repyort that five weapons had pyerfusion certificate- clinical, at Boston’s University The range manager at Blue Trail, Hospital, until December. Isabelle (Kiehl) Mack­ Manchester for many years before cereal characters Snap, Crackle and Summer’s opportunity trial of Puerto Rican nationalists In the first Wells Fargo trial, four able to use the tapes, and sent the the tapes, had a satisfactory explana­ Dave Wyman, said he could not been recovered from Haddad’s car. Pop and a longtime magazine and Chuck Giard has a song entitled “Slow Down." I have m S charged in the $7.1 million Wells He has said only that less than 10 moving to Vernon for 30 years. Mr. of five defendants were convicted case back to the 2nd Circuit Court to tion for waiting more than 80 days recall seeing Haddad but added that enzie Newcomb had worked for Potlertons book illustalor, died Monday at age yet to be able to sing along with the initial lyrics because Fargo robbery. weapyons were found. last year on charges stemming from decide whether federal prosecutors to have a judge seal the tapes. Con­ so many pycople use the facilities it is Isabelle (Kiehl) Mackenzie, 69, of T.V. & Appliance and was a mem­ 88. the song is done ... so ... slowly. Often during tlie year, P % Judges of the 2nd U.S. Circuit the robbery, which authorities say in Puerto Rico had a reasonable gress required more than 20 years impossible to remember all of them. No one heard the gunshot that 24 Hunter Road, Manchester, wife ber of the Union Congregational The nursing home would not we become so busy in our individual lives that we don’t Court of Appeals have been asked to Public Meetings was carried out to finance the ac­ belief that they were acting properly ago that such tapes be sealed im­ Haddad had been notified by killed Haddad, but two different sets of Donald W. Mackenzie, died Church. release a cause of death. take the oppxyrtunity to slow down and enjoy our family decide whether federal prosecutors tivities of the militant Puerto Rican when they delayed having the tapes mediately. Wesleyan in June that because of of witnesses gave pyolice some leads, Monday (July 9, 1990), at Besides his wife, he leaves two In 1932, a gnome figure he drew and friends, and also enjoy some quiet time with our in Puerto Rico had a valid reason to independence group Los “academic deficiencies,” he would Lewis said. The following meetings are scheduled for this week: Manchester Memorial Hospital. She sons, Wayne Newcomb and Joseph of Santa Claus landed on the cover God. delay having a judge seal the tapes Machelcros. have to lake at least two semesters One set repyorted seeing three men was bom February 5, 1921, in Newcomb; a daughter, Nancy New­ of Ladies’ Home Journal and was a Summertime offers many of us the oppyorlunity to have to protect them against tampering. Use of the tapes, most of which off before being considered for read- Manchester Reinerton, Pa. and had been a resi­ comb, all of Vernon; two brothers, smashing success. some vacation, go on a picnic and have a little more than Federal prosecutors arc seeking to were recorded secretly six years ago Two beaches closed standing near Haddad’s leased car, mission, said Martin Waters, a Wes­ and the other set repyorted seeing two Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. dent of Manchester for the pyast 24 Harley Newcomb and Elliot New­ A year later, inspired by a radio the usual time for relaxation. Wc arc blessed here in Con­ use the tapes as evidence in the trial during court-authorized wiretaps at NORWALK (AP) — Two thing to do with the pollution. leyan spyokesman. men running from the general area. years. Before retirement, she was a comb, both of Manchester; two commercial for Kellogg’s Rice necticut to have the majesty of mountains and the beauty of nine Puerto Ricans charged in the the Levittown, Puerto Rico, home of beaches here remained closed Tues­ A close friend said he believed Lewis said it was pyossible Haddad Andover nurse anesthetist at the Manchester sisters. Hazel Newcomb of Krispics, he created the gnomclike of the ocean very close by. IVrhaps while visiting these 1983 robbery of the Wells Fargo Filiberto Ojeda Rios, was ruled out day while state health officials He said he believes the high Haddad had remained in the Mid­ was one of the three men seen next Public Safety Building Committee, Firehouse, 7:30 Memorial Hospital. She was a Manchester and June Finlay in characters of Snap, Crackle and Pop. pycaceful scenes wc need to feel the presence of God and depot in West Hartford. It is the by Judge T. Emmet Clarie of the awaited results from pollution tests counts are an “aberration” because veteran of World War II and the Texas. He submitted drawings to the com­ to be aware of His gifts to us. second trial of defendants in the dletown area after the end of the to the car. p.m. U.S. Disuict Court in Hartford on taken over the weekend. waters tested on either side of the school year. Korean Conflict, serving in the U.S. Funeral service will be Thursday pany’s ad agency. Wc should use the slower pace of the summer to enjoy case. July 7, 1988. Authorities say Ojeda Marvin Beach and Shorefront beaches did not have hazardous University officials had only last No one repyorted seeing Haddad Bolton Navy. She attended elementary (July 12), 11 a.m., at the Chapycl of He designed 187 magazine covers lime with our family and friends, to relax and enjoy the The decision on the tapes will be was a key leader of Los Macheteros. f^ k were closed on Saturday after levels. semester named Haddad a Mellon drive into the pyark, Lewis said. Zoning (Regulations), Community Hall fireplace schools in Pennsylvania and was a the Union Congregational Church, from the 1930s to the ’50s, and also world God has given to us, to vacation with God rather crucial for some of the nine. Prosecutors appealed Clarie’s health inspectors found exceptional­ illusuatcd children’s books. A rating of more than 61 fecal fellow because he showed such room, 7 p.m. graduate of the School of Nursing at comer of Union and Elm Succts, than taking a vacation from God. Wc would all do well to Prosecutors say they have enough ruling to the federal appeals court, ly high amounts of fecal matter in Based on the initial interviews, sueptococci per 1(X) milliliters is great promise as a scholar. The fel­ the Good Samaritan Hospital in Rockville. The family will receive slow down and enjoy what is good in our lives and to be evidence even without the tapes to which agreed with Clarie and block­ the waters. pyolice have the impression Haddad Journalist dies lowship is intended to encourage top Coventry Lebanon, Ra., a graduate of the friends today, from 7 to 9 p.m., at thankful to our heavenly Father. Robert Lichtenberger, chief considered too much. Marvin was not familiar with the area where SEATTLE (AP) — William minority students to pursue careers he was found slain, Lewis said. Parks and Recreation, PauioLs Park Lodge, 7:30 p.m. University of Pennsylvania in the chapycl. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 sanitarian of the state Health Depart­ showed levels of z.ero, 230 and then Philadelphia and had received her “B.J.” Johnston, a former As­ William J. Brown zero again in three samplings last Ellington Ave., Rockville, has Lawyer wins release ment, said test results were due Certificate in Anesthesiology from charge of the arrangements. sociated Press corrcspyondcnl and Permanent deacon today. week. the University of Utah. Susan (LaFond) Wing journalism professor for 21 years at Saint Bartholomew’s Church NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A Mlynarski, 44, who pleaded guil­ The East Norwalk sewage treat­ One test at Shorefront Reuk found ITS A SENSATIONAL 3-IN-1 VALUE IN Lottery She was a member of Emanuel the University of Washington, died former New Britain lawyer who ty June 7 to first degree larceny and ment plant is in the area of the loo many bacteria to count. Two Lutheran Church of Manchester, a Susan (LaFond) Wing, 43, of at his home Sunday after a long ill­ received a four-year sentence for received an eight year sentence, beaches but Lichtenberger said he others recorded levels of 105 and 85 member of the Order of Eastern Suir Springfield, Mass., died Monday ness. He was 73. did not suspect the plant had any­ sAV-t FUTON FURNITURE stealing $156,(XX) from an elderly suspended after four years, turned durinK the same testine time. Here are Tuesday’s lottery results from around New Calypso Chapter of Bethlehem, Ra., (July 9), at the Baystatc Mcdicd Johnston worked as a repyorter for M anchester Herald client has been released from prison himself in on June 12 to begin serv­ England: Manchester Assembly #15 Order of Center. She was the daughter of Peg the Salt Lake Tribune in Utah and after spending less than a month ing his sentence. Rainbow for Girls, also a member of and Phil LaFond of 32 Wellington, was AP correspyondent in Spokane there. Mlynarksi, who pleaded guilty to TRUCKLOAD SALE! Connecticut the American Red Cross of Manchester. Besides her husband from 1944 to 1W9. He then became Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. David, and two children, Chris­ managing editor of the Lewiston Philip Mlynarski was released bilking a Cromwell nursing home Two reasons why Daily: 3-0-2. Play Four: 0-1-7-0. Lotto: Manchester. Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Thursday from Somers State Prison resident, relinquished his right to 17-27-28-30-42-43 Besides her husband, she is sur­ topher and Jennifer, she is survived (Idaho) Morning Tribune until 1965, vived by three dauglucrs, Karen by her sisters: Chris LaFond and when he joined the UW faculty. into a halfway house, a Correction remain a lawyer under a plea bar­ we should be your wn wii eum Massachu.setLs USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 239 Department spokesman said. gain. fWM-f Daily: 0-2-8-5 Stein of Seguin, Texas, Anne Mack­ Judy Fournier, both of Manchester, Johnston is survived by his wife, KiJQM i t M n enzie of (Tharloltc, N.C., and Carol and Joan Roast of Portland, Maine; Majella; a daughter, Melissa ^ Mva Mouse iMtoa car repair choice. Mackenzie of Livingston, NJ.; a and her brothers: Peter LaFond of Thornburg of Ryrtland, Ore.; sons Publisher Rhode Island Larry Hall When it comes to carpet cleaning, Daily; 2-0-2^. Loi-O-Bucks: 1-2-13-16-32 bro'hcr, Leo Koppyenhaver of Brook- Derry, N.H., and Dick LaFond of Allen of Seattle, Steve of New York ville, Ra.; and a sister, Eleanor Mur­ Lakewood, Colo. She taught full­ City and Waller of Shelton, Wash.; Executive Editor DORMS DEN BEDROOMS Northern New England ray of Sun City Center, Ra.; and time at Bowers School in five grandchildren and one great- Vincent Michael Valvo STANLEY STEEMER delivers four grandchildren. Manchester and later in the grandson. News Editor__ _ Andrew C Spitzler Pick Three: 4-8-0. Pick Four: 1-1-1-9 Features Editor _ _ Dianna M Talbot 1 I^MILY ROOM COTTAGES RV'S Sports Editor______Len Auster Associate Editor Eiloon Hiromi Mao ONE PRICE BUYS THE COMPLETE PACKAGE Business Manager _ Joanne G. Fromerth A ROOM WHICH CONSISTS OF Weather Advertising Director^ Mamie Miller Minimum Three Rooms. FRAME.....6' FUTON..... SOLID COVER Circulation Manager _Gorlindo Cotlotti Produebon Director _ _ Sheldon Cohen —I IN ANY SIZE Pressroom Manager hobort H Hubbard The skills of our profcssiorul people TWIN-FULL-QUEEN and the most effective repair equipment help us REGIONAL Weather Cloudy, rain YOUR CHOICE OF WOODS repair your damaged vehicle in the best possible Thursdw, July 12 Main Telephone Number A eon Ip# 643-2711 Any Six (6) Areas Cleaned. | Combined living areas, L-shaped rooms way. For unitized body damage, we use the PINE SET: $249.00 MAPLE SET: $289.00 The weather for tonight in the Chief EZ LitKr II to accurately and quickly repair Manchester area will be cloudy with Circulation Telephone Number and rooms over 300 sq. ft. considered two 647-9946 9 Any Sofa your car to manufacturer's sp>ocifications. C»rtbou|6»’ l rain likely. Low in the low 60s. rooms. An area is defined as a room, hall, (Up to 7') Our skilled craftsmen then take pntrfcs- EASY LIVING INC., Light and variable wind. Chance of Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by or Two bath, staircase or large walk-in closet. sional care in finisheing and painting your car to rain 70 percent. Thursday, periods the Manchester Publishing Co . 16 Brainard Place, W W Chairs Most Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaners complete the job to your satisfaction. Because we of rain or drizzle. Cool with the high Manchester, Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Cleaned, STAN OZIMEK THE FUTON STORE near 70. Chance of rain 80 pyercent. Manchester, Conn Posbnaslor Send address changes are independently owned. Prices may vary. know you take pnidc in your car, wc take ptridc in to the Manchester Herald, P Q. Box 591, Manchester, AWARD WINNING Outlook for Friday, occasional rain Residential only. Protector and deodor­ BODY SHOP MANAGER our work. Sophia's Plaza II, 122 Q. Prospect Hill Rd., East Windsor, CT Conn 06040. Any S o f^ and continued cool. High around 70. (Up to 7), See all the reasons why you can trust The Manchester Herald is a member o( The Associated izer available at additional charge. Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, Itio Now England Loveseal& your vehicle repair to us. Stop in or call. 203-292-1919 A stationary front currently lies C2Z2EZ3 across the mid Atlantic states and Press Associabon and the Now England Newspaper As- Chair Only. FREE Commercial Estimates TOYOTA sociabon 7 love what you do for me. From Hartford 1-91 North take Exit 45, at bottom of ramp ...... extends west to the Central Plains. Expires: 8/31/90.__ yyyyyyjj^yyy Guaranteed delivery. It you don't rocoivo your Herald take right at first traffic iight take right store 200' on left. y y y y yAtfantic y y y Weak high pressure lies to the north by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 a m Saturdays, please 9 FOR EXTENSION 133 S Z Z 7 3 E Z 9 ' of this front centered to the west of % D telephone your carrior II you are unable to roach your COLLISION carrier, call subscriber sorvioe al 647 9946 by 6 p m 829-0833 Hartford 785-8800 New Haven Branford OPEN: TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY10-6 Wi>W>fc>g^leS*l New England. The front will drift weekdays lor delivery in Manchester 343-0200 MIddletown/Cromwell 645-0658 Manchester/Glaslonbury/Covenfry/Columbia LYNCH slowly to the north later today. A - d > - OiMOAeow-W* Suggoslod carrier rates are 00 weekly, $7.70 lor CENTER THURSDAY-FRiDAY 10-8 series of low pressure systems will Today's weather picture was drawn by Jennifer Somberg, one month, $23 10 tor throe months, $46 20 tor six THE NUMBER ONE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS.™ 500 WEST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT SATURDAY 10-6 w n drift cast along the front during the mondis and $92.40 lor one year Newsstand price: 35 01989 Stanley Stoomof Intornalional, Inc. next few days bringing clouds and grade 4, of 142 Lamplighter Drive in Manchester. She did not cents a copy. ’tXiPont cortircaton mark lor carpel care sorvicos mooting as quality standards 646-4321 SUNDAY 12-4 BSJ rain for much of New England. include the name of her school. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 11,1990 fBanrlirsfrr i•lpra(^ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME Crossword by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee TV Tonight Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter lo each square, to form four ordinary words. Section 3, Page 13 ACROSS domain Answer lo Previous Puizle 6:00PM CE CB News (CC) uled events include boxing finals From ployees with a unique set of problems. An­ Wednestday, July 11,1990 42 DlitanI M l FOOD 1 Tatty 45 Bring upon CE) W ho's the Boss? (CC). Minneapolis. (60 min.) (Live) drew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman, ro J Catherine Mary Stewart. 1989. Rated PG- 6 S w ill moun- oneielf (H) Webster 8:00PM CS This Is America, Charlie la ln itr 'i 46 Air circulator BrownI: The Great Inventors (CC) Ani­ 13 (In Stereo) long 49 Teem (SS Kate 8< Allie (CC) 'J mated. The ‘ Peanuts ' gang relives histo­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Mothers, Daughters 11 Kindol 51 Devotion ol @ ® (S) News and Lovers' A single mother copes with power nine dayi ric moments with America’s great inven­ tors whose Inventions changed the world. the pressures of running a truck stop while 13 Slick 53 Acld-teiling Si) World of Ideas With Bill Moyers: GLOIN logilher paper Conquering America (CC) Guest: Indian (R) (In Stereo) raising two teen-age daughters. Helen 14 Hair wave 54 Laborer author Bharat! Mukherjeo ( "The Middle­ Shaver, Claude Akins, Perry Reevjs. Soviets need all types of food CB ® ) Growing Pains (CC) During a ro­ 15 Loud nolle m an'; "Jasmine"). (In Stereo) 1989. 55 Relalni R 8 1 N 0 M T mantic dinner with Kate, Mike is horrified 16 Female word 56 IniIgnIficanI [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Vampire's Kiss' (CC) A R C H T E R I f | e A 8 T (S) T.J. Hooker to discover their waitress is his ex-fiancee. 17 One who (R) romantic encounter with a vampire leaves fa lli lo win DOWN 0 B 1 S U 1 t I e ■ 1 E R Bosom Buddies By RUTH SINAI In Moscow, for example, shop­ throughout the three-day summit to (5) It Takes a Thief a high-strung Manhattan executive fearing B LU MFE HOW THE F^K/MEI? 19 Comparative L A C E V E TWM e T T E @ Oegrassi High (CC). (R) for his sanity and his soul. Nicolas Cage, pers were told at the end of May that tu llli 1 Sweet TU8TNEP SAlLOf? The Associated Press reporters and officials — for free. E L L S j E V FHF R 8 E ® Three's Company 33) MOVIE: 'Doctor Detroit' A timid col­ Maria Conchita Alonzo. Jennifer Beals. 20 Place ol potatoes A pianist from the Houston sym­ 0 D E S 1 R E m ^ b T E E S lege professor is conned into posing as a 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) CONTINUEP TO MAKE each would be limited to 4.4 pounds reildence 2 Beehive [A & E ] Decades; '60s Part 2 of 2. flamboyant mobster. Dan Aykroyd, Ho­ HIS LIVIN©. HOUSTON — Food is on of meat; 2.2 pounds of sausages; 1.1 phony plays soothing notes to help 22 S haded State 18 Mri. In 40 Arithmetic [CNN] World Today ward Hesseman, Donna Dixon. 1983. [USA] MOVIE; 'Wheels of Terror' Pre­ blue 3 Greater In Madrid sign miere A mother faces death when she pur­ everyone’s mind at the economic pounds of cottage cheese; 10 eggs the ^ners digest in the 100,000- 25 Actor — number 20 Indefinite 41 Boy Scout [DIS] MOVIE: The Wild Pony' An QD MOVIE: 'My Favorite Brunette' A sues the car that kidnapped her daughter FRI DAT mysterious woman persuades a baby pho­ Now arrange the circled letters to and 4.4 pounds of bread. The decree square-foot hall. Outside, 11 u Mlneo person group emotionally-torn family Is brought together summit, and not because of the cor­ 4 2100, through the hazardous mountains of Ari­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ 26 Wax Roman 21 Injure 42 Actor Peter by a young boy's love for a wild pony. Mar­ tographer to become a super-sleuth. Bob zona. Joanna Cassidy. Marcie Leeds, nucopia of fresh fruit, plump shrimp did not specify the duration of the refrigerated semitrailers store the 22 Former Rui- Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre. 1947. L A ^ gested by the above cartoon. 30 Silly 5 Cede ilyn Lightstone, Art Hindle. 1980. Henry Max Kendrick. 1990. (In Stereo) and other goodies laid out at free rationing, although such quantities food in the heavy heat. 31 Work like 6 Belonging lo ilan ruler 43 — 's Irish [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour { g MOVIE: 'Silent Rage' A homicidal you 23 New En­ Rose 9:30PM (X) ® Brewster Place (CC) are usually for one month. “A drop of that food could save [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep madman terrorizes a Texas town. Chuck Print answer here: THE I C X X X D I buffets for all the summit guests, 32 Female 7 Electrical gland 44 Fixed Norris, Toni Kalem, Ron Silver. 1982. Kiswana Is forced to choose between her Consider the contrast On Sunday many, many lives,” said Ytbarek voice unit university routine [USA] He-Man and Masters of the boyfriend and her mother. (In Stereo) staff and reporters included. 24 Against g QD Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Sched­ (Answers tomorrow) 33 Small 8 Figure ikal- 46 Hat material Universe ( 3 Dear John (CC) His relationship Rather, it is the awareness, night at the Astrodome complex in Cuddus, a representative of the monkey er — 27 Singer — 47 Dill seed uled: an Ohio woman claims she's the rein­ Jumbles: TESTY ABBOT ASYLUM CHUBBY with her daughter causes John to dread Yesterday's Eritrean Liberation Front, who is or­ 34 H orie'i gear Thomas Adams 48 — a: not 6:30PM CB c b s News (CC). (In Stereo) carnation of a 18th-century woman; the against that bountiful backdrop, that Houston, hosts laid on 3l/2 tons of 28 Crumbles search for an alleged drug dealer in the breaking up with Gall. (R) (In Stereo) Answer; What you might expect to have to (ace when 35 Temporary 9 Author any C£) (S) ABC News (CC). you arrive at the North Pole—SOUTH street vendors in Moscow are lucky barbecue meat and 1,250 gallons of ganizing a protest outside the sum­ laihion Gardner 29 Protection 50 Rat's kin Northwest; the death of a New Mexico pol­ 10:00PM ® Rescue 911 (CC) Re- barbecue sauce Sunday night at a mit site at Wee University on Hies- 38 Dame Myra 10 Wanton look 35 Uncovers 52 Compete CB Comedy Wheel iceman, (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) broadcasts: a hlgh-schooI teacher prev­ to offer puny plums or odd-looking 36 Part of a 12 Clumps ol QD Happy Days Live From Lincoln Center: The ents a lab explosion; a phone device helps Now btek In tioek, JumbI* Book No. 25 Is tvallabi* for $2.80, which Includas poaUM strawberries to enhance the rodeo and country music display for day. 39 Arab chlel- dirt circle QD QZ) and handling, from Jumbla, d o thia nawtpapar. P.O. Box 4386, Orlando, FL 32802-4366. (3® Newsworthy Mostly Mozart Festival (In Stereo) a heart attack victim; emergency person­ includa your nama, addraat and Miami Vice (In Stereo) (3 Carol Burnett and Friends — Never use gasoline or other — Never add liquid starter to hot used indoors; toxic fumes could be another. Today's clue: K equals J 7:15PM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Cherry [A & E ] Heroes Donald Ross, a seaman (3 Hogan's Heroes highly volatile fluids as a starter; or even warm coals. fatal. Starter fluid should be capped 2000' (CC) In the near future, a lovesick who saved many lives during the bombing ® Newhart (CC) of Pearl Harbor they may explode. — After unplugging, remove a immediately and placed a safe dis­ 'ULYDY'M IGU man braves the wastelands to find a re­ [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire placement for his damaged robotic play­ [ESPN] Major League Baseball: Teams GAS Low fat dressings taste strong — Barbecue grills should not be hot electric starter carefully and tance from the griU. mate. Melanie Griffith, David Andrews. to Be Announced (3 hrs ) (Live) 10:40PM [M AX] MOVIE; The Un- used within 5 feet of any combus­ remember where you placed iL YIGTFL PIFYD Gl Ben Johnson 1988 Rated PG-13 (In derstudy; Graveyard Shift IT A vampire (3D Jake and the Fatman (CC) tible material. — Never attempt to move a hot Stereo) 9:00PM IS unwittingly resurrected on the set of a — Always use flame-resistant When Derek is charged with killing a pe­ ffl low-budget horror movie Wendy Gazelle. Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a — For fewer hazardous sparks, barbecue mitts and barbecue tools barbecue grill. UYNYRSMSGI. S destrian in a car accident. Jake and manufacturers to label a product “0” troduced a fudge bar and an orange- 7:30PM m Entertainment Tonight Silvio Olivero, Mark Soper 1988 Rated R Harrison Ford talks about his new movie McCabe resort to hypnosis to clear him registered dietitian. Carolyn milligrams of cholesterol and call it and-crcam ice cream bar to its experts recommend using a covered with long, heat-resistant handles. — Never discard hot coals where ENPIIYH UG MTEENZ "Presumed Innocent " (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 10:45PM [HBO] Billy Crystal: Mid- Wyman is a junk food fanatic. cholesterol-free if it contains less frozen treat line. As with its others, grill. — Barbecue mitts should be worn someone may step on them or where X ^ CB ( g Jeopardy! (CC) CB ( g Doogie Howser, M D. (CC) Doo- night Train to Moscow (CC) The comic Each week, they critique new food than 2 milligrams per serving. If it — Never use a barbecue grill un­ to adjust hot vents. Wear a heavy they could start a fire. 2 rn actor performs before a live audience in these are made from natural in­ MGXY.' — KPJB CB Kate 8i Allie (CC) gie becomes part of the "in crowd" after items. less all parts of the unit are firmly in — Make sure coals are cold saving the life of the coolest guy in school, Moscow (75 min.) (R) (In Stereo) contains less than >/2 gram of fat per gredients — a big improvement over apron to protect clothing from O u (TT) Bosom Buddies Kraft Free Nonfat Dressings. before pulling the barbecue grill (R) (In Stereo) 1 1 :00PM 3D CB ® News (CC) serving, it can be labeled fat-free. the Fudgsicics and Crcamsiclcs place. grease and sparks. Never wear loose B N T F X P I . ® (g M*A*S*H Ranch, Italian, Thousand Island, n 3D (3D Run for Your Life 3D 50 Years Ago Today Basically most of these contain Carolyn just reminisced about. — Barbecue grills should be kept clothing around a hot barbecue grill; away. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The most incorrigible vice ( g Carol Burnett and Friends (g Q§) Night Court (CC) Distraught over CTT) Odd Couple Catalina and French. $U0 to ingredients anyone would use to being that of an ignorance which fancies it knows ( g Hard Copy the impending demise of a neighborhood $1.45 per 8-ounce bottle. S o everything." — Albert Camus. QD Synchronal Research make a salad dressing (vinegar, but­ O - n ® ) Cosby Show (CC) theater. Bull chains himself to the old build­ ing (R) (20) All in the Family Carolyn: Kraft Free was ap­ termilk, sugars and seasonings) plus [A & E ] World of Survival m S (C> 1990 by NEA. Inc. 11 [A&E] Our Century France enters the g g g News parently designed for those so pain­ many vegetable gums. Because of [CNN] Crossfire war after Germany attacks Holland and QD Alive From Off Center Season Pre­ fully health-conscious that they even the addition of MSG (monosodium Indian spices enhance simple grilled chicken [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Trouble brews Belgium (60 min ) miere (CC) Season six opens with Po­ feel guilty about having dressing on when Grant's niece comes for a visit (In [CNN] Larry King Live stcards, " a portrait of an unraveling rela­ glutamate) to the ranch, and safety- Stereo) their salads. For those of us who use By HERALD STAFF [HBO] MOVIE: 'Weekend at Bernie's' tionship (In Stereo) questionable food dyes Yellow 5 and [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival Sched (CC) A dead man provides two of his err. ( g Honeymooners "Wouldn't you know it...we only get creamy salad dressings regularly 6 to the Italian and the French, I’d 2 o 16 miles to the gallon." (actually counting it among the suggest avoiding these. Try the Because of its lush rainforests lesser of our culinary sins), these and loamy soil, India has always ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson FHANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Thousand Island and Catalina if you non-fat, no-cholcstcrol dressings arc like. I’d still prefer dressing my been the natural home of exotic thinner but more strongly flavored salad with a splash of a good spices. In Indian cookery, use of X CO ( WHAT ARC YOU poma? Ay CAR Y o u 'll WOTGOIOfi and colored than most. For instance, vinegar and a few drops of olive oil. these spices varies from family to potvzery M arket X > Qloe? a o g > TO FIWP ME I almost choked on the vinegar in Haagen-Dazs Bars. Orange- family, cook to cook, and the 50ME7WWG U5EFUL the Italian. Besides being very and-crcam and fudge. $1.29 per one choice of spices for each dish > > H TO DO, ARE YOO? sweet, the Catalina resembles the “0 n o t ^IG O N 2.5-ounce bar or $3.29 per 7.5- prepared is subtle and quite per­ SPlTTim^ color of hunters’ vests. ounce box of three. sonal. WATER ^ 1 . ^ C A T Considering all the other fine Chicken is usually reserved for OM AK)T5. p o o p e t h n i c /= oop> . Carolyn: If you were lucky, salad dressings out there. I’d only when you were a kid and it was special happy occasions, as it’s consider using these if the “free” in summer and the ice cream truck quite expensive there. The chick­ their name meant they didn’t cost came around, your mom would give en’s skin is always removed so anything. you some money to buy a Popsicle, the fragrant spices can penetrate \' T l-f /A M K S Bonnie: Salad dressings arc more Fudgsicle, Rocket, Drumstick or the meat directly. • 1990 by NEA Ktc 7-/I sinful Ilian you might think. More Kool Pop. But to grown-up boomers Both of the following chicken 5 ^ than one person has ruined her with expensive tastes, these old ice recipes featuring traditional In­ resolve to cat healthy by soaking cream treats seem icy and anemic, dian spices may be cooked on a salad greens in a rich and creamy grill or inside in the broiler. They THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom especially compared to the premium PHIPPS by Joseph Farrie dressing. They are probably the ones around today. use boned, skinned chicken people Kraft had in mind when they Enter Haagen-Dazs’ new orange- breasts for quick cooking and al­ FOP.THE LA4rT TlM&,lDO)0'T a created this new Kraft Free line of and-crcam and fudge bars. They arc most immediate spicy tastes. The dressings billed as fat- and first. Grilled Chicken With In­ ’ WAMT a MOFl y 2 " essentially Crcamsiclcs and cholcstcrol-frcc. Fudgsicics made with better quality dian Spices, is marinated (briefly If you read the ingredient lisL ingredients; In other words, ice or overnight, depending on time ISKi'T HB! however, you’ll sec that there is cream ui^ts that taste as good as allowance) in an oil-vinegar base some fat and also some cholesterol you thought the cheaper ones did using ground coriander, ginger, (from eggs) in these products. when you were 8. cumin and both red and black That’s because the FDA allows Bonnie: Haagen-Dazs has just in­ peppers (India is widely known for its high-quality black pepper from the Malabar coast). .iiil ^it.1 Set meal times are not The Indian clay-oven, tandoor, fitAo/S produces a popiilar dish called Tandoori Chicken which is WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll THE GRIZWELLS by Dill Schorr best for many babies chicken marinated in yogurt, spices and “tandoori coloring,” 1 FLORA TH1HK5 T 5HOULP e t I FlzSURE IF I'M OOH^OIOU*?, By HERALD STAFF and avoid the unhealthy sugars that made in India from a natural red­ I'v e D e o o e p t o m a k e t h i s TODAY YOU DON'T THAT WAS A PRETTY arc in processed foods such as dish food dye. Julie Sahni, author MORE HEALTH OOH«OIOU$„, j m r n A DAY OR= FOR Al_l_ H A V E T O & E STUPID IDEA. Dr. William Scars is a practicing sugared cereals. However, cereal of the book “Classic Indian FRIENDSHIP CLLie> MEM3BRE>. FRIENDLY. pediatrician in San Clemente, Calif., grains are a good source of protein Cooking,” suggests using paprika J ______^ IT '"'T ------'XV with a home laboratory of seven for infants. as a possible substitute for this. INDIAN DISH — Grilled Chicken with Indian Spices Is a dish featuring chicken marinated 'Rirmcric also adds color, onion, children, ranging in age from 1 to Trying to feed a baby like a little with ground coriander, ginger, cumin and red and black peppers. 23. adult is a common mistake, accord­ garlic, coriander, cumin and An author on parenting and an ex­ ing to Scars. Infants have a high ginger conuibute aromatic flavor. Grilled Chicken With Indian pepper. Using a fork pierce 1 small onion, quartered fork pierce chicken liberally on •J ' ''W-4 pert on infant nutrition. Scars hopes metabolism and tiny tummies, so Spices chicken liberally on both sides. 2 large cloves garlic both sides. Using a sharp knife to help clear up many misconcep­ they need to eat smoJIcr volumes of Place in a rcscolablc plastic bag food more often. Rather than have ■/2 cup red wine vinegar 1 tablespoon paprika make 3 diagonal slashes across tions about feeding children. or pic plate. Pour marinade over He explains tluit older women set meal times. Scars advises parents 1/2 cup vegetable oil 2 teaspoons ground coriander chicken about */2-inch deep and 9 C <«W k, • 1 1 tablcspxion onion powder chicken; turn chicken to coat; F/4 teaspoons salt 1-inch apart; place in a rcscalable who arc having babies sometimes to let the child cat as they are seal bag or cover plate with plas­ hungry. The child will have fewer 2 teaspoons garlic powder 1 teaspoon ground cumin plastic bag or pic plate. Pour take tlicir interest in nutrition loo tic wrap. Refrigerate 10 minutes EEK AND MEEK by Howie Schneider blood sugar swings, and it will take 2 teaspoons ground coriander ^/4 teaspoon ground ginger spice mixture over chicken; turn ALLEY OOP by Dave C raui far. for example, some may put tod­ lo overnight. Preheat broiler of the hassle out of mealtime. He 1 teaspoon ground ginger •/2 teaspoon ground turmeric chicken lo coat; seal bag or cover dlers on a low-fat diet, because it is heat charcoal until hot. Place recommends giving babies nibble 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper plate with plastic wrap. P H A n O O G M ‘5 /^ 'M 0 fJ ..] U TAKt SOU aOM^ . often rcconunendcd for adults. But chicken breasts on a rack in a COME! COME! YOU MUSI SHOW 1 I CAklNOT TELL THEY'RE LEAVING, ) I THINK IT'S TIME Sears says children under 2 should trays. These can be ice cube trays I teaspoon salt l>/4 pounds boned and tinned Refrigerate 10 minutes to over- , e>Ake 5 H O P JlLL-CHOCaATE ^ CAkJ REPORT HIM TO TP£ US THIS WONPEROUS DEVICE YOU J YOU HOW LONG I ALLEY O O P;^ ^r^WE PIP TOO, JARL.' */4 teaspoon ground red pepper broiling pan or over hot coals. chicken breasts (cutlets), halved nighL FYchcat broiler or heat AND YOUR COLLEAGUES HAVE HAVE WAITED FOR not be given low-fat or skim milk. set on a low table and may include Broil about 3 inches from heat RXICE FROM IHERC C O M E UP w i t h ; / THIS MOMENl.MY He also tliinks it’s important for a cheese blocks, melon balls, avocado •/g teaspoon ground black pep­ clwrcoal until hot. Place chicken f Y / ^ ^ f r i e n d ; until chicken is no longer pink, 4 In the container of an electric parent to understand the difference chunks and cut-up bananas. The per breasts on a rack in a broiling pan /V j r to 5 minutes per side, brushing blender or in a food processor between healthy fats, such as child can nibble at these throughout ltr..!,L,. i : 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11.1990—15 14—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 11, 1990 Central Pennsylvania offers many things to see and do I State challenges ruling giving Indian tribe new control « .1 » • « decision, /»rknriieir\nconfusion r/>maincremains tw/fover whether the state would The state is vowing to fight the ruling when it goes The three other Indian tribes affected by the decision By DENISE LAVOIE have any say in even the simplest of legal problems. Every summer, vacationers head the Barracks, honors five-star before the Connecticut Supreme Court. arc expected to join with the Schaghticokes when the the city’s biggest summer celebra­ With 23 acres of roses, tulips, sum­ place; the First Presbyterian Church, institution, and the U.S. Army The Associated Press “The problem right now is the legal uncertainly of iu" for booming metropolises like Pit­ general Omar Bradley, one of the If upheld, the ruling would raise a host of legal ques­ case comes before the Supreme Court. They are the Gol­ tions — Harrisburg Independence mer annuals, specimen trees and which counted George Washington Military History Research Collec­ said Rubin. “Any problem that arises will be questioned great military leaders of all time. tions about whether the Schaghticokes — pronounced den Hill Paugusetts, who own about 107 acres of reserva­ tsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, Weekend (June 29 - July 4) and gardens ranging from Japanese to among its worshippers; or the 1891 tion. Visitors can tour the grounds HARTFORD — Ever since the Schaghticoke Indians D.C. and Baltimore. But nestled be­ by car or on foot and see Revolu­ Open year round, it contains photos SKAT-i-cooks — and three smaller state Indian tribes arc tion land in Trumbull and Colchester; the Eastern Pe- as to who has jurisdiction.” Kipona (August 31 - September 3) Colonial, they are a plant lovers Edward Bcctcm House complete first settled in northwestern Connecticut in the early Julia Bradley, an attorney who is representing Indians tween these major cities is an affor­ tionary War monuments, the old of Bradley, his awards, decorations subject to everything from environmental to divorce quots, with about 200 acres in the Pawcatuck section of — complete with jet ski races, car­ paradise. with turret and ornate gingerbread 1700s, the tribe has maintained that it should have its from the Paugusett and Eastern Pequot tribes in the case, dable area of Pennsylvania that of­ Post Chapel and Indian Field where and four-star helmet. statutes. Slonington; and the Mohegans, who do not own any nival rides, concerts, arts and crafts Carlisle — A Colonial Town porch. own set of laws to govern its people. said although the decision is a good one for the state’s fers a slower pace and plenty to see outstanding Indian athletes like Jim In each of these Central Peraisyl- “It calls into question who has legal authority over the reservation land, but have claimed about 1,000 acres in and fireworks. Visitors can also find one of the After nearly 300 years, the Appellate Court of Con­ Indians, it could require some additional negotiations. and do. Just north of Riverfront Pbrk lies With 19lh century homes, old oldest historical societies in Pen­ Thorpe gained recognition. vania cities, you’ll find quality non-fcdcral Indian reservations in Connecticut,” said their application to the federal government seeking offi­ necticut has agreed, giving the tribe increased control “I think it is remarkable, because if it is upheld, it is The area is Central Pennsylvania, another waterfront attraction — Fort stone churches and war monuments nsylvania — the Cumberland Coun­ On weekends from May to Sep­ motor inns, hotels and resorts with Joseph Rubin, an assistant state attorney general. cial recognition. over 400 acres of reservation land in Litchfield County. the principle of sovereignty that the Indians have argued and in it lie three cities with a his­ Hunter Mansion and F^rk. Original­ scattered throughout its boundaries. ty Hi.storical Society. The Society’s tember, Barracks visitors can stop affordable family rates starting at The Schaghticokes did not specifically ask for the Aurelius Piper, chief of the Golden Hill ftugusetts, for...but I think the whole thing will have to be tory and charm all their own — Har­ ly built by the British as a military Carlisle has a historic charm many permanent and changing museum by the Hessian Powder Magazine $20 per night. Harrisburg, Hershey The 2-to-l decision, released last week, gives the designation, but the court granted the Indian country said the court’s decision only reinforced what members negotiated between the Indians and the stale,” Bradley risburg, Hershey and Carlisle. fort, the mansion portrays life in the cities strive to create. Originally set­ exhibits provide a glimpse of early and Museum. Built in 1777 and and Carlisle also offer plenty of in­ rocky mountaintop reservation “Indian country” status. status in a case that grew out of a dispute over timber- of his tribe have believed since they settled one of the Harrisburg — A Capital City 19th century through its collection tled by Indians, the city was once an American life and crafts, as well as commissioned by General George expensive places to dine, whether Under federal law, the distinction means that the state culling between two factions of the tribe. first Indian reservations in the New World in 1659. said. As the center of Pennsylvania of costumes, furniture, tools and important gateway to the western furniture, tail-case clocks, Schimmel Washington, the magazine has been you are looking for a rustic tavern or cannot enforce its own civil laws there without the con­ Paulette Crone-Morange, vice-chairman of the tribe, “Sovereignty is a tribe’s inherent right, which they The stale, meanwhile, says it will not give in on the government, Harrisburg is steeped firearms. Throughout the year, the frontier. Today, it remains an impor­ and Mountz wood carvings and an used to house guards, store gun family restaurant. sent of the tribe. said although she welcomes the decision as a way to end have never relinquished, so this is a just decision,” Piper issue of who should have sovereignty over Indian land, despite legal inroads made by the Mashantucket Pequots. in uadition and history. The city’s 35-acre park and garden hosts tant link between Central Pennsyl­ extensive collection of 19th century powder and small arms, and hold In­ More information on the Harris- But because the approximately 350 Schaghticokes decades of bickering over who has control of reservation said. That tribe, which has sovereign status granted by the focal point is its 65-acre State seasonal fairs, craft shows, guided vania’s past and present. photographs. dian school students for detention. burg-Hershey-Carlisle region, its have not been recognized by the federal government as a land, she is also concerned about its broad implications. The Paugusetts and two other tribes in the state find federal govemmenL is pushing to allow expanded gam­ Capitol Complex made up of office tours and nature walks. Since many of Carlisle’s historic As the home of the second oldest Inside are artifacts from each of events and attractions is available by sovereign Indian nation, federal law docs not apply to the Her main concern is that even though the decision themselves in a limbo similar to the Schaghticokes’; they bling on its Lcdyard reservation, where it already runs a buildings, statues, monuments, gar­ buildings arc located within blocks army post in the United States, Car­ these periods — a small cannon. writing or calling the Harrisburg- tribe. only addressed civil law, criminal statutes might also be have never been recognized by the federal government as dens, an auditorium and a splendid Hershey — A Chocolate of each other, the bc.st way to sec lisle is also nch in military history. Civil War uniforms, Indian portraits Hershey-Carlisle Tourism and Con­ The appeals court ruling has left both members of the subject to challenge. a sovereign Indian nation and arc therefore not subject to successful high-stakes bingo operation. The stale is con­ museum. and the original medical kit carried vention Bureau, 114 Walnut Street, tinuing to fight the move. K ingdom them is on foot. Visitors can walk Established in 1757, the Carlisle tribe and state officials confused over just who — if "Wc should have the right lo make our own ordinances federal law. Only one tribe in Connecticut, the Mashan- The most impressive part of the by the Old Court House where the Barracks houses the U.S. Army Col­ by .soldiers in battle. Harrisburg, PA 17101; telephone anyone — has jurisdiction over the tribe and what laws just like any other town...but wc should still be under tucket Pcquots, have garnered federal recognition. Dodicr, who is preparing the state’s arguments, said complex, however, is the Capitol Hershey is not your ordinary city. 1847 McClintock slave not look lege, the Army’s senior educational The Bradley Museum, also part of (717) 232-1377. apply. federal criminal regulations,” she said. Until the Supreme Court rules on the lower court’s the Supreme Court will likely hear the case this fall. Building itself. With a dome One drive down Chocolate Avenue, modeled after St. Peter’s Basilica in with its “Kiss”-shaped streetlights Rome, elaborate murals and marble and hedges spelling out “Hershey from as far away as Ireland and the Cocoa,” will tell you that. It is Pyrenees, the 600-room Capitol is Chocolate Town, U.S.A., the home an awe-inspiring sight. On any of of Hershey’s famous chocolate bar, the Capitol’s daily guided tours, top-rated resorts and attractions for m -" visitors can see the 272-foot dome, all ages. the newly renovated rotunda, the Hershey’s Chocolate World and n Senate and the House of Representa­ Visitors Center., open year-round, is 7 4 e H O M E B U m one of the few places where visitors e come ome tives. ^ ^ W I H Another Capitol Complex can learn aboui chocolate while en­ landmark is the State Museum of joying it. The center's simulated Pennsylvania. This six-story circular chocolate factory tour explains how building houses the state’s most chocolate is made, from harvesting Vinlon Village Rte 31 CHFA! CHFA! CHFAI CHFA! MALLARD VIEW 543 N. Main St. treasured artifacts and historical the cocoa bean to packaging the REAL ESTATE HILIPS 3466 0 Main St., Coventry CHFA! CHFA! CHFAI CHFA! 985 Main Street OPEN SUNDAYS 1-4 M an ch ester documents. Open Tuesday through NEW Ontuo^- finished product. After the tour, REAL ESTATE WE HAVE OVER 20 HOMES Manchester. CT 06040 Sunday and free to all visitors, the 1YR. BUYER ® RANCHES/TOWNHOUSES visitors can browse through gift NO ASSOCIATION FEES 647-8895 museum contains the William Penn ' PROTECTION AVAILABLE THAT QUALIFY FOR CHFA! (203) 647-8000 shops or indulge in their favorite 742-1450 647-8120 CHFA APPROVED Memorial Hall, a hall of natural his­ chocolate confection. EPSTEIN REALTY (ttj tory, fine arts gallery, planetarium, Besides its famous chocolate bar, Joyce G. Epstein and major historical exhibits. i II BOLTON UNE Hershey boasts one of the top theme Attractive 6 room Colonial home Call For Free Tag Sale Signs AT HOME PRIVACY III Other area landmarks include the on Finley St. 4 bedrooms, 2 parks in America — HERSHEY $89,900 computerized Capitol Plaza foun­ baths and 2 garagos. $150's. PARK®. Open from May 19-Scp- Enjoy the convenience ol Townhouse living w/ i f i tain, a Liberty Bell replica cast for I SI B - ■We're Selling Houses' CHFA CONDOS tember 16, the park features more I..I 2 bedrooms, spacious livli^ area, and ■ i >' A GREAT TIME the 1%5 New York World’s Fair, an than 50 rides and attractions, includ­ hardwood flooring throughout THERE'S BAR­ 1868 Mexican War Monument, and COME SEE MEMI Handyman Spe­ GAIN TOO! Condo fees are reasonable & in­ TO BUY ing the oldest operating carousel in cial. 5 BRs. 2 sunrooms. 1-car clude heat and hot water so sit back, relax and $74,900 Best priced unit in Soldier’s Grove, which com­ the nation, three rollercoasters and BOATING, SWIMMING & FISHING take in the pleasure ol first time ownership. garage, on a 1 acre lot. Many extras Call the otflee today lor your exclusive show­ Beacon Hill One bedroom unit, memorates Pennsylvania’s war BEST VALUES IN AREA! New — Walk to private beach from this im­ OVER 30 SOLDI several water rides. ZOO Tncluded. Owners Florida bound. ing I sliders in living room. All up­ Modular Ranches to be built on up to maculate 6 room maintenance free 3 MANCHESTER $134,900 dead. AMERICA® North American ASHFORD, Reduced to $75,000. Only a few units remain in this dated. 2.5 acres, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. bedroom home. New vinyl siding, beautiful new suIxJivision. Our CHFA POSSIBIUTY Children of all ages can discover Wildlife Fbrk, also located within Vinyl siding, full basement. Available Offers?????? Priced to sell, this home offers you 4 $75,900 Spacious unit in V\tood- attic storage. COVENTRY, attractive­ BRING THE PORCH SWINGIII 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch fea­ the wonder and magic of science at the park, provides a close-up view in MANSFIELD, COVENTRY AND bedrooms, beautiful hardwood floors, land Garden Complex. Wall kept ly priced at $117,500. $138,900 tures; A covered porch, gracious dining room and an oversized 159 AVERY STREET with pool. Maintenance free only the Museum of Scientific Discovery. of plants and animals from deserts, ASHFORD $119,900 up. Newly listed 3 bedroom Cape with many up­ fireplace, dining room, 1st floor 2 car garage. While exploring the museum’s 65 prairies and other North American dated features including newer kitchen, new laundry, full basemenL attached $69. Broom 4 bedrooms, 1’/2 baths hands-on exhibits, visitors can habitats. porch, new deck, garage, and new paint all garage. Also 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 TOO NEW around. Maintenance free exterior. Also nego­ bath units from $139,900. DIR: beautiful Colonial. 1st floor $94,900 REDUCED FOR FAST freeze a shadow, feel a calorie and Visitors can take a relaxing trip tiable are the refrigerator, stove and hot tub. family room. Fireplace, 2 car FOR PHOTO Tolland Tpk. or No, Main to Darling Colonial featuring large CHFA SALE. 2 bedroom with come face to face with a boa con­ through early America and discover Easy commute to Hartford and Pran & Whit­ Union to Piossetto Dr. garage. $170's. u ney. rooms, lots of charm and convenient loft. ■We're Sellina Houses' strictor. Located downtown, the Hershey’s rich heritage at the nearby LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPE­ location. Priced to sell at $1 19.9CX). Museum of Scientific Discovery is Museum of American Life. Open CIAL? Enjoy the new 18X24 pool and $137,900 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, open Tuesday through Sunday. year round, the museum features the private beach. Much remodeling ROOM FOR ALLIlt TOO NEW 2 full baths plus basement. A BEACH/BOAT LAUNCH When the weather is nice and the done including new vinyl siding, $169,900 1 S t In Service FOR PHOTO great deal life and ambitions of Milton S. Her­ PRIVILEGES add to the attractions of TIRED OF RENTING??? Roomy 2 fireplace, well landscaped lot. This custom Ranch has 3 bedrooms plus Lovely 3 bedroom 1'/2 bath Cape on workday is over, you’ll find many shey, the city’s founder, as well as this 5 room Ranch close to lake. 2-3 fireplaced living room, family room, formal quiet street in Bowers area. Kitchen $137,000 Charming 2 bedroom, Harrisburg residents enjoying the native American life from several BR Ranch close to private beach for BR, sliders to covered patio, stone COVENTRY, $119,900. dining room, lower level recreation room, window overlooks beautiful back Bl anch ard/ Rossetto 1'/2 bath Cape with 1 car beauty of the Susquehanna River. regions, music boxes, early your fishing & swimming enjoyment. Florida room with sliders to deck overlooking yard. Finished rec room and second fireplace, 1st floor laundry. New roof HURRY, CHFA TIME IS LIMITED private back yard. 2 car oversized g^age, Shed with boat port. Perfect for first kitchen in basement tor ecisy enter­ garage. City Island, located between the phonographs, furniture, Pennsyl­ & furnace, new carpeting. TO MID-JULY. CALL FOR central air conditioning, central vac. Truly a time buyers. COVENTRY, $119,424. MARKCT^ANALYSIS taining. Priced at $144,900. river’s east and west shores, hosts vania rifles, pewter, china, an Ajxjs- COVENTRY, $127,499. DETAILS. must see home. Call lodayl REAL ESTATE iv„ i-2482 senators’ baseball games from May tolic Clock and a children’s area. until August. Riverfront Park, on the Summertime is also a great lime river’s eastern bank, features two of to stroll through Hershey Gardens. Vintexi Village Rle31 HILIPS 3466 D Main SI., Coventry U & R REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE Tainted potatoes 1YR. BUYER ® east of the river 742-1450 647-8120 PROTECTION AVAIUBLE 643-2692 297 East Csntar 8L cf^’Robert D. Murdock, Realtor / Manchastar C t 09040 sent back unused CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! CHFA! WE HAVE OVER 20 HOMES THAT QUALIFY FOB CHFA! 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 9 I ! Rat Namerow were stored in a refrigerated By CAROL ANN RIHA warehouse. The Wall Street Journal The Associated Press ^ Real Estate BRAND NEW LISTING!!! r- ,1 i T 'v reported. The paper said about 100 Spacious 10 rm. Colonial on Mountain Rd. in cases of hash browns were sent to PORTLAND, Ore. — Thousands Manchester! Features include: modern kitchen with McDonald’s distribution centers, but Corian & Italian tile, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 nains, rec room of tons of french fries, hash browns 647-8400 were located and returned unused to and office, large deck, central air & vac & 2 car at­ and potato puffs destined for fast- 168 Mum hireel. .Maneliehlci' the plant. tached garage. MOVE-IN CONDITION! $259,900. food chains were impounded by a TasLohbury VERNOFJ $185,000 At Lamb-Weston’s parent com­ CHFAI CHFAI CHFAI Brand now 1248 SPACIOUS AND AFFORDABLE — Open Sunday, July 8 food processing company after Owner translorrod. Must leave this lovely New Listing. Immaculate 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 good sized square loot home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 1 lo 4 p.m. pany, ConAgra of Omaha, Neb., 6 room Split Level, 3 bedrooms, hardwood bedrooms, kitchen with quarry tile, formal dining room, lower level pieces of wire were found in them. car garage, vinyl siding, seduded wooded 169 Cedar Ridge Terr. spokesman Walt Ca.sey said Lamb- 1^ B2 acre lot, beach-pier-boat launch floors, garage, superb lot in quiet neigh­ Quality Abounds family room with fireplace, 3 bathrooms, largo sun dock, treed lot. Metal-laden potato products Owner financing or lease pur­ privileges. COVENTRY, $147,000. To bo borhood area. OWNER ANXIOUSI in every nook and cranny ot Weston impounded the potatoes, NORTH COVENTRY, $147,900. chase. Immaculate Colonial mysteriously began appearing at built similar. this immaculate 4 bedroom “they notified the FDA, and they on acre lot. \bu can't beat this Lamb-Weston Inc.’s Hermiston Colonial. Two fireplaces, worked with the FDA in resolving tor a real value. Dir.: plant June 4, said Steven Johnson, hardwood floors plus wall-to- the problem.” wall, large deck, treed and Manchester Rd. to Cedar the plant’s former quality assurance Ridge Terr. Pat Namerow But a stale official said the private yard. Asking $259,900. manager. I8M V i 657-8364. m Oregon manufacturer of the spiked “It looks like wire from a wire • j spuds failed to notify stale inspec­ brush that you use to scrape paint tors of the problem. off or something,” Johnson said in a James Black, administrator of the telephone interview. “And we found OLD-TIME CRAFTSMANSHIP!!! food and dairy division of the stale NOWs THE BRAND NEW LISTING!!! NEWER TOWNHOUSE STYLE CONDO, NICE 3 ROOM HOME on large, private this wire embedded in the french fry You'll find many lovely features from the early 1920s Agriculture Department, said the ITelightful Duplex on Hdridge Street in Manchester. 2 BRs, 1-1/2 baths. Fireplace in LR. lot. Deck with B 6Q Is great lor cookouls. after it had been processed. These in this spaduus 6 rm. lJutch Colonial on Strickland St. SOUTH WINDSOR 5?6®,9M only notification was an anonymous Each side features 2 bedrooms and one side has a Walkout basement & vinyl siding. NORTH Appliances $ storage spaces provides Lik9 now 7 room U&R Contemporary. Cathedral ceilinged family wires had kicked off the metal newer kitchen with range and refrig. Located in'a in Manchester! 3 bedrooms, oak floors and trim. COVENTRY, 1118,555. SEVERAL TO everything to make ^ i t a great starter or Large lip to a state field assistant on vaca­ CBD zone, it allows business, and is ju.st a short walk French doors, built-in china cabinet, glassed In porch CHOOSE FHOMI retiremeni txxne. COVENTRY, $95,000. And Comfortable room and living room, large dining room, 2-2/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, detectors.” tion in the Hermiston area. and 2 car garage. PRICE JUST RE-SE'T AT $134,96o! Townhouse in small complex. Cozy Starter central air. A pleasure to show, quick occupancy. The potatoes were being to Main St.! Offered at $149,9(X1. Black said the state Agriculture HURRY! CHFA TIME IS LIMITED. CALL FOR DETAILS. Lots ol trees and green space Suddenly available — 3 bedrooms, living and dining processed for fast food restaurants in Department is responsible for in­ mcike this area unusual. End s' S**' '• $■ unit features 1500 sq. ft. of area, full basement walk out the U.S. and Japan, but none ever specting plants in the stale. He said reached consumers, according to a room. Eat-in-kitchen with ^ - plus extra size lot lor garden, o f f i c e HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO & PM pliances, large living/dining additions and just plain fun. state Agriculture Department offi­ the federal Food and Drug Ad­ area plus lots ol good things. /Lsking $134,000. cial. ministration doesn’t gel involved Asking $127,900. raSTRANOEswE Most of the impounded potato la J U . Nb NOHtM MAIN SIHtEI r-/-lAADAMV •''*J unless the product is shipped out of RFAl TOWT MANCMtSILH CONNbCtiCUI Ub040 L.UM rM INT .>0J uJ ' 16 1A< products never left the plant, but slate. D.W.FISH 'There was an old THE REALTY COMPANY I I ■■ iTl^d HURRY! CHFA IS LIMITED TO MID-JUIY! CALL FOR DETAILS. 220 HARTFORD ’TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER woman Arts foundation adopts 871-1400 643-1591

who lived A Different i - US obscenity standard Ready And Available Distinctive Cape Four bedroom Victorian. on two plus acres in suporb WELL MAINTAINED in a area. 11 rooms, lots ol BRAND NEW Painted and ready to welcome CHFA — FHA —VAI In a letter to the U.S. attorney’.s MANCHESTER $137,500 NEW YORK (AP) — Ihc Na­ 1/2 DUPLEX the lamily that needs lots ol character, and lots ol poten­ Cenbally located, good size, 4 Immaculate, aluminum sided tial. Homo sits back from the office sent Tue.sday, Abrams asked MANCHESTER tt2«.900 Cape. Recent returbishing in- space and a convenient loca­ CHFA — FHA — VAI room, 2 bedrooms, I ’/z bath tional Endowment for the Arts has road for lots ol privacy. Asking whellicr the Supreme Court defini­ Baaulilul, newly conslnjcted. eludes paint, paper and tion. Asking $140's. Call Ron Unique 2nd flcxrr unit in small Condo. Shows nicolyl Aj^ismeos adopted the U.S. Supreme Court’s vmyl DUFUX Fully ap- harrhvood tioom. Nice patio In Foumter. $ 2 7 5 ,OCX) Call Linda Brown. complex: 2 bedrooms, applian­ to remain, plus 2 A/C‘s. Priced to tion may be substituted for the Con­ plianad kitchen, 2 BH's, 1<'t definition of obscenity in deciding the treed yard lor your enjoy­ ces, southern exposure. Very soil, at; gress-imposed definition when ar­ batha "BUY WITH A FHIENtT ment and privacy what works to fund. - BOTH HALVES tl/A L A a E I CHFA Poisiblllilaa bright & cleEin. $86,500 The new NEA guidelines on tists sign contracts accepting NEA Giva us a call. \N» hava kks ol listings. $84,900 Lott ol Condo's — 1.243 iMKkooin m Wmon, MancZuMlur, South Windsof. obscenity, released TUesday, appear grants. East MartfcHd. Manshald, Toiland, OtaslontMJry to offer a much more vague standard Abrams also asked lliat NEA SPACIOUS CAPE 4 Rm Ranch $ to 1.CXX)-4 Hm Ranch $104,900 6 Rm Chairman John Frohnmayer be WITH AHACHEO Colonial $112.BOO — 4 Rm Ranch $115.000 — 5 Rm Ranch $118.000 than a previous definition of IN-LAW SUITE OR 6RmColonaU$ne.e00 - 4 Rm Ranch $118,000 4 Rm Capa $119,900 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE 8 Rm Cotonlal $124,800 - 5 Rm Ranch 5124.800 4 Rm Ranch obscenity imposed on the NEA by made available for a deposition July 5127.400 BOLTON $465,000 6 Rm Ranch 5 128.800 — 6 Rm Capa 5128.800 8 Rm Colonial 5128.800 Congress last fall. 18 to answer questions about how Lovely, welkepi tour tiedroom 5 Rm Ranch 5129.900 — 6 Rm Ranch 5134.000 -- 7b Rm Capo 5134 900 Lawyer Royd Abrams, a Rrst the new guidelines should be inter­ home in a pnvate sening wlh 6 Rm Capa 5134,800 — 6 Rm Colonial 5134,800 8 Rm Capa 5137 000 Amendment specialist representing preted. gorgeous viewa ol hits and vat 7 Rm Capo 5139.900 — 7 RmCapu 5138.900 5 Rm Ranch 5138.800 OVERSIZED RANCH leys yet conveniam lo 1-384. At­ 6 Rm Ranch 5144.800 — 7 Rm Rancti 5147.500 — 7 Rm Vcionan 5149,000 and lha lat goat on ______SPECTACULARI the New School for Social Re.search Alan Taffet, the U.S. ailomcy BOLTON 1249,800 tached 3-car garage and IMMACULATEI One year old, end unit — River in a lawsuit challenging the representing the NEA against ybuVe 001 to sea rade lha ssparals entrance 1,000 ag It RlI/f.tAX laglonal daslgnjtad. REA4AX aasi ol Ih# flvar as lha lop racniltlng offloa In Five room, 1'/2 bath Contem­ Mill tstatos. Firsi floor family m law apanmem or oltica spaot roomy Ranch which txiasla 2 lha stita Batbwa W k tb ^ . Bniktr/Ownar o t lha Ylnr. Five Agants A w vM Ifw porary Condo. Bright & spaciousi room, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, obscenity restrictions, said the Abrams, said llie federal agency will InXilacee. 4 BR'a. l ’' i balha. MANY, MANY special lealurtt. . 1 1 1 ^ until she called us! Prasidanlial Assanf. Mm cwmot Nda suooas. UM with lha BEST Two docks $ skylights, central upgraded carpeting, appliances, Supreme Court standard “is a pos­ a.sk that the complaint be dismissed. huge garage that will hold 4 cam B^Kj lout BR Ranch on a nica air, garage. Private area. deck, skylight & camodral coiling. sibly useful step forward, but cer­ The NEA’s moves follows its and a spoclaculai view ot aur- country acre Breezy and spa- rounding NB ciouB desetbe thia home w«h An lnt§rn9tion§l Notv^ork ot Inaoptnd^nVy Own§dMnd Op0f»t0d Htai tstittv Courtside Condos. — Mzrrron. Ga/age wim opener. tainly a confusing one, since the denial of granus to four performance Ivst floor F H , 2 tut balha and 2 $129,000. $197,900 NEA seems to continue to insist dial artisLs whose work has a strong cat garage the original language be sworn to.” sexual content.

H ‘ -.'If' Tl: MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11, 1990— 17 16—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 11, 1990 Parents group wants FOCUS music warning tags raunchy and pretty extreme,” said By KAREN HAYWOOD Maryland legislator Judith Toth. The Associated Press “But what I’m seeing now is really Dear Abby something else. A lot of it is racist. ARLINGTON, Va. — A parents A lot of it is very clearly against PEOPLE group is battling charges of censor­ women. It’s not just obscene. It’s Abigail Van Buren ( ship as its campaign for voluntary downright filthy.” We’re a nation warning stickers on records promot­ For example, a song by Rigor ing bigotry, rape and murder wins Mortis graphically describes cutting y allies in legislatures and within the off a woman’s legs, arms and head ; on the move music industry. after sex. A song by N.W.A. uses a Drinking dad not The Parents Music Resource derogatory word for blacks and Center founded by Elizabeth ‘Tip­ describes gunning them down. per” Gore says it is promoting By SYLVIA PORTER Opponents of labels say they in­ welcome in home truth-in-packaging to help parents hibit artistic creativity. and their children deal with an The American Civil Liberties We have become a mobile nation. There s one chance entertainment culture that is increas­ DEAR ABBY; My father lives in another state, and he in five you and your family will relocate this year. Union opposes any industrywide ingly violent and sexually explicit. labeling, including the ratings on visits me three or four times a year for two weeks (some­ The least expensive way to move is usually a do-it- “Part of our problem is our cul­ movies, said Barry Lynn, ACLU times) at a time. Prior to each visit, I work myself up into yourself operation, especially for short-distance reloca­ ture tends to look at children as min­ legislative counsel in Washington. a nervous frenzy because I know he will drive me crazy tions. Of those who moved over the past five years, 60 iature adults,” said Jennifer Nor­ percent did it themselves and did not even rent a truck. \ “Even if they were really volun­ while he’s here. \ wood, executive director of the tary, if there had been no pressure to Dad is 56, single, and I think he’s an alcoholic. He Of the remaining 40 percent, half rented a truck and half parents group. “We expect them to do this from anyone, there are still hangs out at his favorite club while he’s here, then comes hired professional movers. V handle things they’re not ready to likely to be record stores that will back to my place somewhere between “high” and Whether you’re moving across town or across the handle yet at their age. Groups like not carry slickered material because “loaded,” and he expects me to stay up with him while he country, there are some basics to keep in mind to ease the 2 Live Crew are dealing with adult of fear of protest from other pres­ drinks more and talks non-stop about himself. Thank job and to save money, says A J. Christopher Wood, ex­ issues.” sure groups,” Lynn said. God, I don’t have any children. ecutive director of the Richmond Development Council. But some opponents say the A federal judge in Florida has I don’t know how to stop this vicious cycle (which has He has advised hundreds of companies and their labels are censorship because artists declared 2 Live Crew’s album “As been going on for five years) without losing him al­ employees who have moved to Richmond, Va., in recent and record companies are pressured Nasty As They Wanna Be” obscene. together, which sometimes I think might not be such a years. Wood has these suggestions: to use them. ♦Make plans for every step of the way. Set up a calen­ Three members of the rap group bad idea. The labels are “an invitation to be were arrested June 10 in Hollywood, Please don’t recommend intervention, as he doesn’t AWARD WINNER dar at least one month in advance of your moving date. prosecuted and persecuted. It’s a Decide what goes with you and what you want to give Fla., on chcirgcs of giving an think he has a drinking problem. —Singer Patty Page guilty plea,” said Dave Marsh, obscene performance. FRUSTRATED DAUGHTER away or sell. Save time by leaving items you’ll never use editor and publisher of Rock & Roll Record stores in several states, in­ Y stands with the first IN NEVADA again. Make final arrangements with your moving com­ Confidential, a monthly magazine. Heritage Artist Award pany, or make reservations if you’re renting a truck. cluding Virginia, have pulled the DEAR FRUSTRATED; When you stay up and The Arlington-based parents record and others like it from the provide your father with an audience while he continues given to her by ♦Begin packing seldom-used items. But first, if you group has made big suidcs since its are using professional movers, ask if they will insure and shelves or made them off-limits to to drink and talk, you are enabling him to drink. Polygram records at the founding in 1985 by Gore, the wife children. Please, do your father and yourself a favor, and attend take responsibility for things you pack yourself. of Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tcnn. Rainbow Room Tuesday ♦Inquire if insurance coverage is for replacement cost The Louisiana Legislature passed some meetings of Al-Anon and Adult Children of Al­ Four years ago, the Recording In­ a bill Saturday that would ban the coholics. They’re listed in your telephone directory. You in New York. With more or only for depreciated value. dustry Association of America, ♦Find out how much advance notice is required to set sale of labeled records to minors. will get some helpful, eye-opening insights on how to than 160 singles, includ­ under pressure from the group, Greg Workman, general manager deal with your father, which could provide salvation for ing 'Tennessee Waltz,” up utilities and basic services for your new home. Also The Associated Press added warning slickers to certain al­ check school schedules and enrollment requirements, as of the San Francisco-based indepen­ the both of you. Good luck! and 80 albums to her dained minister said he plans to pay for his new bride’s trip bums. The association’s members dent label Alternative Tentacles, DEAR ABBY; I have just finished reading your book, well as driver’s license and motor vehicle information. MARRIED 27 TIMES — Glynn "Scotty” Wolfe, who holds the produce about 90 percent of the said his label has lost sales because “Dear Abby on Planning Your Wedding.” It was a credit, Page is the best­ ♦If you are renting a uuck. Wood advises, you should title as "The World’s Most Married Man," is shown recently in from the Philippines by having Daisy, 19, pose nude for recordings made and sold in the it does not use warning stickers. He wonderful book and extremely helpful. After reading the selling female vocalist in shop around. There can be a great disparity in prices Playboy magazine for $10,000. But "right at this time, they Blythe, Calif., with his 27th wife, Daisy, whom he plans to United States. said its sales dropped about 20 per­ section on “Including Disabled Persons,” I had to write among rental companies. Confirm the size of the vehicle. recording history. divorce to marry her 15-year-old sister. The 81-year-old or- (Playboy) didn’t seem too interested,” he said. That effort led to a wide variety cent since the stickers came out be­ Two or three rooms of furniture probably requires a 15- and tell you about a wedding I attended recently. of warnings, some smaller than a cause stores are not selling the The bride’s father had a stroke quite a few years ago foot truck. For four to six rooms you will need an 18-foot s\ postage stamp, before the industry records or are putting them in areas and is now confined to a wheelchair. At the start of the truck. Henley’s “The End of the Innocence” and O’Con­ settled earlier this year on a standar­ off-limits to people under 18. reception, when they traditionally play “Daddy’s Little ♦About two weeks in advance, begin serious packing Public Enemy faces racism nor’s “Nothing Compares to U” are up against dized sticker that reads, “Explicit “PMRC will tell you it’s volun­ Girl,” they did something a little different but simply of items you will not need before the move. Send Saving endangered owls will cost jobs Lyrics — Parental Advisory.” The CHICAGO (AP) — Chuck D., lead singer of the Madonna and Acrosmith in the video of the year tary,” Workman said. “What they’re wonderful. The song they played was “Leader of the change-of-address cards, leave a forwarding address at rap group Public Enemy, says white critics who com- category, one of 21 awards to be doled out Sept. 6 in records with the black and while doing is putting pressure on us, your post office, disconnect lines with local utilities and of those plans would be about 1,000 Environmentalists have indicated spotted owl as threatened and en­ Band,” and facing her father, the bride wheeled him ■plain about the militant tone of his new album, “Fear a ceremony broadcast live from the Universal Am­ By JILL LAWRENCE labels are due out this month. trying to turn us into bad guys.” around the dance floor. I don’t think there was a dry eye arrange for pet travel. logging jobs lost over two years. they will go to court if the eventual titled to protection under the En­ 5 - of a Black Planet,” are just the people who should be phitheatre. The Associated Press Ms. Norwood said parents in her There is a degree of pressure, ad­ ♦During long-distance moves, plants can easily get The administration also formed plan is less than the Thomas report dangered Species Act. The act re­ in the house! Everyone applauded. group realize from their own ex­ vocates for warning labels concede. listening to it. crushed or become wilted. So consider giving them to the task force, which is working on strategy. quires federal agencies to secure It was the most beautiful dance I had ever seen at any “Whites aren’t educated about racism because Swayze plays dead in “Ghost” WASHINGTON — The timber perience as teen-agers that there al­ “But the pressure is being brought wedding. I know I will always cherish that special mo­ neighbors as goodby gifts. a plan for the millions of acres con­ The Fish and Wildlife Service last pennission from the service before they’ve benefited from it,” he said in an interview NEW YORK (AP) — Patrick Swayze says his new industry urged the government ways will be a musical generation to bear by the hundreds of thousands ment shared between that father and daughter! ♦Pack electronic equipment in the original cartons, and trolled by the Forest Service. month announced it will classify the harming a species or its habitat. with the Chicago Tribune before an appearance here double-hanky tearjerker “Ghost” was his heaviest Monday to reject a spotted-owl gap. of people who say they want this,” KAREN CHASE, role ever. pack each item separately. Code wiring with tape for protection strategy proposed by “The purpose of rock ’n’ roll has Ms. Norwood smd. Sd BAY SHORE. N.Y. this week. easier installation. In hot or cold weather, allow equip­ “‘Fear of a Black Planet’ is like feeding baby food “I had to watch my death. I had to sec myself in government scientists, saying it always been, to a degree, to shock Several polls have shown that DEAR KAREN; Thank you for reminding us that ment to return to normal room temperature before turn­ to babies — whites are babies when it comes to the coffin. 1 had to be present for my funeral — real­ would cost 102,000 jobs and turn parents,” she said. about 75 percent of adults want with enough love and creativity, there are few problems Wyoming turns 100 years old racism and they won’t study it unless it hits them in ly sort of blew me out of the water,” the actor said in ing it on. some towns into rural ghettos. But the ground rules have some kind of information on records that are insurmountable. ♦“Park” the hard disk using the program most often in­ O “o the face daily,” he said. an interview taped for broadcast today on ABC’s Researchers commissioned by the That section had troubled U.S. senators who on June changed, she said. Some of today’s and tapes describing the contents, DEAR READERS; Hold the presses. I just received a cluded on the diagnostics diskette of personnel com­ By KURT J. REPA NSHEK The album has sold nearly 1.5 million copies. “Good Morning America.” American Forest Resource Alliance 27, 1890, were shocked by the idea that this frontier ter­ music promotes bigotry, rape and she said. letter from Tim Walker advising me that one Edna Gould Public Enemy performs Thur.sday at the University In the movie, Swayzx; plays Sam Wheat, a New puters. To protect the floppy disk drive, put in an old or The Associated Press ritory seeking admission into the Union wanted to give murder, she and others charge. Ava Marshall, shopping at a Rich­ Williams was graduated with honors from Loma Linda blank disk and close the drive. Be sure to back up impor­ said logging communities in of Illinois-Chicago. York banker who gets killed, leaving behind fiancee Washington, Oregon and Northern women the right to vole. A senator from Alabama said “Five years ago I had transcribed mond record store, said she thought University in June 1988 at the age of 85. Molly, portrayed by Demi Moore. tant diskettes. CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A century of statehood was women were loo dainty to dabble in politics. lyrics and a lot of them were pretty the labels were a good idea. Thus far she holds the record for the oldest college ♦Fasten down the tone arm of your stereo; tighten the California accept the need to reduce celebrated Tuesday in Wyoming with free Buffalo Singer credits literature Swayze, who hit it big in the 1987 movie “Dirty timber harvests to protect the en­ But when the issue came to a vote the Senate gave its graduate. Belated congratulations to Edna. turntable screws and secure the dust cover. If you have a burgers and a reminder that the slate was the first to give NEW YORK (AP) — Country rocker Steve Earle Dancing,” says he drew on his own grief upon his vironment. approval 29-18. On July 10, 1890, President Benjamin says songs are literature on wheels. Sort of. father’s death in 1982 to play an earthbound ghost. compact disc player, check instructions to secure the women voting rights. Harrison signed the bill admitting Wyoming to the Union 05 laser. Heat can warp compact discs, so don’t move them But they said the government “Songwriting is literature you can read in your “‘Ghost’ was the first movie I’ve ever done that Under mostly sunny skies state officials and dig­ as the 44th state — and the first to grant women the right car,” he said in an interview in today’s The New York really changed me as a person because it’s about in a vehicle that may get too hot. should consider human as well as to vote. 2 o environmental needs in developing a nitaries in Cheyetme re-enacted the statehood ceremonies m z Times. taking the love with you after you die,” he said. ♦It’s a good idea to remove not only shades but also led in 1890 by Francis E. Warren, Wyoming’s last ter­ This rich history was lost on 9-ycar-old Steve Miller NEED SOME EXTRA Dr. Gott Earle said writers Ernest Hemingway and Graham bulbs from lamps before moving. Wrap them up in soft plan to protect the endangered owl. of Cheyenne, who came downtown at 6 a.m. so he could Douglas keeps calm in danger “Yeah, we’re going to lose jobs,” ritorial governor and its first elected governor. S > Greene influenced his life and music. paper, old clothing or pillowcases. The thousands who jammed the Statchousc lawns to be first in line for one of the 10,000 buffalo burgers said John Beuter, a forest economics Peter Gott, M.D. “1 look at them as bookends because to me they’re CHICAGO (AP) — Kirk Douglas was downplay­ ♦Wood says prized antiques and valuable paintings watch the event cheered lime and again at the mention of being given away free. 33 05 should be crated. Don’t take chances. consultant from Portland, Ore. He SPENDING MONEY!! polar opposites,” he said. ing his movie hero image and talking about his new women’s rights. Five hours later, Steve had a burger, pickles, and > Earle’s album “The Hard Way” was released book when a fire alarm created some live-action ad­ said the question is, “How much of potato chips on his plate and he found a spot on the lawn 33 this is really necessary and how will Gov. Mike Sullivan, reciting Warren’s speech, Newspaper routes available > H recently by MCA. venture. generated cheers when he got to the section noting that to enjoy the meal. He would have gone back for seconds it be implemented over time?” but, “They got to .serve the other people,” he said mal- 33 Douglas was in the middle of a newspaper inter­ Today In History Wyoming’s Constitution granted “free and equal suffrage in your area... Nominations for MTV awards view last week when an intercom in his 16th-floor The Forest Service has estimated to its citizens, regardless of sex.” icr-of-facUy. Using antibiotics LOS ANGELES (AP) — Madonna, Acrosmith, hotel suite came alive. that 28,(KX) timber jobs would be Don Henley and Sinead O’Connor are vying for “Remain calm and stay where you arc,” came the Today is Wednesday, July 11, the 192nd day of 1990. lost by the end of the decade under Earn money and prizes by MTV’s video of the year. repeated warning over the intercom. There are 173 days left in the year. owl-protection policies recom­ delivering the before dental work Nominations for the 1990 MTV Video Music “Sure,” Douglas told his interviewer from the Today’s highlight in history: mended in an April report written by DON'T MONKEY Awards were announced Tlicsday. Chicago Tribune. “Remain calm. The ladders arc out­ On July 11, 1804, Vice Rresident Aaron Burr mortally team of government scientists Manchester Herald Madonna led with eight nominations for “Vogue,” side the windows, don’t look down.” wounded former Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton headed by Jack Ward Thomas. DEAR DR. GOTT; Nineteen years ago, our daughter which has her prancing in glamour magazine style. It turned out to be a false alarm. in a pistol duel near Weehawken, N J. Beuter said his research shows the had opwn-hcart surgery to correct an atrialseptal defect. In your neighborhood. Heavy metal rockers Acrosmith got seven nomina­ “1 didn’t plan this drama, you know,” he said. figure would be twice that, plus AROUND... We are confused as to why she must take precautionary tions for “Janie’s Got a Gun,” and dance queen Paula Douglas, 73, was in town to plug his first novel, measures before having any dental work done. Is this On this date: thousands more jobs lost outside the Abdul received six for “Opposites Attract.” “Dance With the Devil.” The actor’s autobio^aphy, In 1533, Pope Clement VII excommunicated Call today to get more details. routinely the case following open-heart procedures? limber industry. The direct and in­ Former Eagles memlrer Henley and rapper MC “The Ragman’s Son,” was made into a movie, and England’s King Henry VIII. direct job loss would come to Try Our Pay-By-Mail Hammer received five nominations each. Douglas played himself. In 1767, John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of 102.000 by the end of the decade if DEAR READER; The septum is a wall of tissue tlie United States, was bom in Braintree, Mass. the report’s sualegy is applied to 647-9946 separating the two atria (low-pressure chambers) and the Program... public and private lands, he said. two ventricles (high-pressure chambers) of the heart. It makes paying your subscription easier on you. Anderson...... all Some children are bom with septal defects: holes in the A federal timber task force is scheduled to come up with an exten­ Instead ol paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can Benton...... 103-174 septum between either the atria or the ventricles. Such sim^y write a check for 3 months, 6 months or a full B igelow ...... all Here’s a different kind of TV rock on MTV sive owl-protection plan by Sept. 1. defects allow blood to circulate inappropriately through year...drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about B ranlo rd...... 68-161 Estimates of the remaining the heart’s chambers. having ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the Brookfield St...... all Atria septal defect is the less serious of the two condi­ Blonde AmbiUon on HBO or the Rolling names call and say they want to do it,” spotted owl population range from door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay Centerfield...... all By DEBORAH HASTINGS he said. “It’s really a place for musicians tions. It causes a murmur and cardiac overwork. Surgery Slones’ Steel Wheels on Fox can cost big 3.000 to 5,000 pairs. Each nesting your bill. Deep wood...... all The Associated Press and their songs. We’re trying not to hand pair needs a large tract of undis­ WE WILL NOTIFY D evon...... all is recommended to close the defect. This repair is per­ TV Topics bucks. MTV doesn’t feel it’s is worth it. YOUR CARRIER ‘HTie cost of (such) live shows can be it out to very band that comes along.” turbed old-growth forest, biologists Simply complete the coupon below and send it to Durkin...... All manent and, ordinarily, does not require subsequent LOS ANGELES — Too old for head- THAT YOU ARE A preckutions, such as antibiotic treatment before dental phenomenal,” said MTV’s senior vice At ShowUme, Ehrlich has been able to say. us.. .or if you would like more information on our Pay- PAY-BY-MAIL East Center Tpke ...... 25 -20 7 odd banging music? Too much smoke get in president of programming, Doug Herzog. coax some of the most shy singers in the By-Mail program call the Circulation Department. CUSTOMER Eastfiold...... all work. your eyes at rock concerts? Tired^ of Robert Lee, a natural resource East Middle T p k e ...... 0 -1 5 5 odd Open-heart surgery often results in roughened, ir­ scheduled time slot, docs not u*ke place “We had looked at live shows, but business to do his show. A segment 647-9946, After initial payment and prior to expira­ shelling out the big bucks for concert featuring Van Morrison, a well-loiown sociologist at the University of East Middte Tpke ...... 216-236 even regular portions of the cardiac lining, upon which bac­ in a television studio and musicians can everyone does them.” tion, you will te billed. tickets only to have a view that reduces hater of live performing, will air in Sep­ Washington, said a biller class war Englew ood...... all teria can attach, grow and cause serious iiifection. This is use all the amplification they want. The idea for “Unplugged,” Herzog Galway S t...... all 1 tlic performer to the sizx: of a peanut? Instead, writcr-dircctor-produccr Ken said, came after heavy mctalcr Jon Bon tember. already has developed between particularly true after repair or replacement of valves in Take heart. In the privacy of your own urban environmentalists who want I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pay-by­ G reen w o o d ...... 1-226 Ehrlich assembles a gathering of like- Jovi did an acoustic set on the last MTV Part of the reason is that Ehrlich has. H aynes...... all the heart. home tlicre is a way to see some of the known such folks for a long lime. He has to save old-growth forests and log­ mail subscription on ______Because dental work is usually associated with spil­ minded musicians to play whatever their awards. Hillcrost...... all hottest musicians in the business. Up produced big shows such as the Grammy gers who are “portrayed as Neander­ lage of bacteria (from the mouth) into the bloodstream, hearts desire at various clubs across the Enclosed please find payment tor Horace S t ...... all close. With no special effects. And sans Lee Masters, the popular MTV execu- awards, as well as more humble ventures thals of the woixls.” Huntington S t ...... all doctors recommend that patients who had had open-heart counny. Carrier Delivery: ear-splitting amplification. such as “Coast to Coast,” which debuted Lee, part of the limber indusuy’s Kenny S t ...... 184 surgery be given antibiotics before, during and after den­ Hosted by Herbie Hancock, the latest Uve who quit last fall, explained the In an industry where folk music and premise of “Unplugged” more bluntly. research team, predicted rural com­ Lodgorlon S t ...... 130-153 tal procedures. The antibiotics kill bacteria before they “Coast to Coast” installment will air in 1987. □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 □ 1 year *92.40 acoustic guitars arc making a comeback, “My guess was that it was not going to Ehrlich also is the man who did the munities would find it difficult to Liberty...... all attach to surgically repaired portions of the heart’s lining. Saturday and features a custom-made Senior Citizens: television, too, has picked up a softer be a big ratings getter,” said Masters, cridcally acclaimed “Soundsiage” on adapt to a changing economy. □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 Lilley...... all This prophylaxis is not routine after repair of atrial celebration of jazz, blues and country □ 3 months *21.56 L o d ^ ...... all beat when it comes to rock ’n’ roll. who was involved with the show’s in­ PBS — the “granddaddy,” as he calls it, “People are so isolated,” he said. Parker St septal defects, however — unless the defect involved music by performers such as Bonnie L y d a llS t...... 1 A7 ception before he left. “They have non-uansferable skills. 441 South Main Condo's large portions of the septum or a valve. Therefore, your One of the more unlikely places to sec Raitt, John Lee Hooker, Lee Ritenour, of up-close music shows. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount. M a in ...... 381 541 They have a sense of identity. ... Squire Village it is on MTV. TTic music network’s “Un­ John Hiatt and John Prine. “It was designed to get some great “What’s happened to audiences today Marble all daughter’s doctor must believe that, because of the extent press for the chamicl. It was meant as an They may not be able to sell their Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30, 3 months Stock Place 9 plugged,” which airs Sundays at 11 p.m., is they’ve been detached from that up- M a th e r...... all of her surgery, she should be given antibiotic prophylaxis A recent “Unplugged” show featuring Summit image piece. You can’t get Don Henley close, personal, one-on-one relationship homes. They’re immobilized.” M cCabe all at times of dental work. offers a mix of big-name stars and up- ex-Eagle Don Henley was so successful Wadsworth St to do a concert on MTV because he’s with ilic artist,” Ehrlich said. “Someone The suess on limber workers New State Road all This is a decision best made by a physician who is and-coming musicians in a decidedly dif­ it actually helircd record sales, said Gef- W rstliold going to charge you a lot of money,” he who wants to enjoy the music has a could lead to increased suicides, Northfield all familiar with your daughter’s cardiac status. Although ferent fonnat from its usual flash and fen Records spokeswoman Bryn Bridcn- VWthorell added. “The twist was let’s get some tough tinie of it from two football fields drug abuse and family violence, Lee North M a m ...... all such treatment is not customary, it is certainly ap­ fire. The music is performed live specifi­ thal. “We definitely see an impact from Woodbodge St people and let diem play acousUcally.” away.” said. A ddress Oakwood St ...... 264 371 cally for the program in intimate studio the show,” she said. Wbodbridgo St propriate under certain circumstances. Said Herzog, “At first we were a hide Packard St all I might add that simple dental cleaning docs not re­ settings. No videos or concert clips. TTicse shows not only offer a new for­ “The real issue is how to Elsewhere in television: humanize the uansilion to another quire antibiotics. However, patients who liavc had heart “Unplugged,” which debuted in mat for old-lime rock ’n’ rollers, they nervous. I think dierc was a little bit of HE’S BAAACK ... AGAIN: Anthony way of life,” he said, adding that one surgery should be premcdicated with antibiotics before January, has only one rule: no matter also provide an inexpensive way to boost concern that it was going to turn into die Perkins began filming last month on way would be to let Northwest com­ scaling, periodontal work, extractions and other more in­ who you arc, no matter what kind of the image of MTV and Showtime. campfire show." CALL NOW “Psycho IV: The Beginning” in Orlando, MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL music you play, everytliing on tliis show On MTV’s “Unplugged,” which also But the response from sliows such as munities participate in the decision­ vasive procedures. Fla. The Showtime cable movie is making process. 9 To give you more information, I am sending you a free is acoustic. No amps. has featured sets by Sinead O ’Coiuior Henley’s, as well as ones featuring ac­ 647-9946 / 643-2711 claimed singers such as Michelle Shock­ shrouded in secrecy, hypes the Showtime Last month the Bush adminisua- copy of my Health Report “An Informal Approach To Showtime’s “Coast to Coast” is and Elton John, die pcrfomiers work for ed and the Indigo Girls, has lead to an publicity office. Cast and crew have been lion announced partial plans to Surgery.” Other readers who would like a copy should anotlier place to sec favorite rockers up free. On “Coast to Coast,” they arc paid The Manchester Herald avalanche of requests from performers, sworn to secrecy, and advance tapes will reduce limber harvests on land con­ send $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box close, wiiliout hype and in original live scale — only about $250. Herzog said. not be given to television reviewers prior trolled by the Bureau of Land P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 lManrI|fatpr HpralJi 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention performances. Unlike “Unplugged,” By comparison, die televising of “We’ve had some really, really big to its premiere tliis fall. Management. The estimated impact the title. Showtime’s program, which has no major rock concerts such as Madonna s MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 11. 1990— 19 18— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11,1990 The Dice weeps Youths’ TV M 4^ LOS ANGELES (AP) — A He said his routine was the programs IT’S TAG SALE TIME defiant Andrew Dice Clay tossed off product of long, hard work to dis­ J criticism that his comedy is racist cover what is funny and true. and sexist, tearfully telling Arsenio “I broke my ass for 12 years ... unveiled 4 Days for the Price of 3! Hall’s audience that his foul- and tomorrow, when they go to sec K mouthed routine is a deep expres­ that movie, they’re all going to Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? sion of belief in himself. laugh,” he declared, his voice crack­ By DEBORAH HASTINGS Clay appeared on “The Arsenio ing with emotion. The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. The Associated Press ______Hall Show” Tuesday night to “If you want to be a doctor, or if you want to be a lawyer, you don’t Just place your ad before Tuesday and you're all set for promote his new film, “The Adven­ LOS ANGELES — Fox B r^ - tures of Ford Fairlanc.” He faced a listen to nobody and you believe in casting Co. is going after pint-sized walkout by a member of the sydi- yourself. That’s what it’s all about.” the week. television viewers with the same u cated television talk show’s band Clay is known for expletive-laden vengeance it courts hip adults. Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 TAG SALE SIGN I j =f WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. | and blunt questions from Hall about routines that contain vulgar referen­ Doing battle with Disney Studios, his brand of shock-comic routine. ces to women, homosexuals and I minorities. But he said he is the upstart network on 'fiiesday an­ Keyboardist Starr Parodi said she misunderstood by critics, including nounced its bold foray into exercised her right to disagree with many fellow entertainers, who say children’s programming. Clay’s humor by not performing his brand of humor is offensive and The Fbx Children’s Network will Special Wishes during the show. Clay shrugged off hateful. debut Sept. 8 and will include 5*/2 the boycott, saying “People do what He said his ethnic put-down style hours of animated and live-action ^M^ly Send A C ard? they got to do.” is “just a Joke.” shows, Margaret Loesch, president Then, squaring his shoulders like “This is the greatest country in l-C . of a new children’s programming Make your own personal ^ Spccioli^ Elvis Presley, Clay suddenly broke the world,” he added. “We let The Associated Press division, said during Fox’s annual into tears as he faced the studio summer presentation to critics. wishes to that special person in everybody in, and that gives me BOTTLE VOYAGE — Tom McClean, Scottish skipper of the Typhoo, a bottle-shaped audience. more comedic material.” Among the programs Fox un­ boat, begins his cross-Atlantic fundraising voyage from New York Tuesday. McClean ex­ your life on special days, such as veiled Tbesday was an animated CARPENTRY/ CLEANING LANDSCAPING PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS pects to reach Falmouth, England in 28 days and raise $800,000 for a British orphanage. DECKS/ series featuring Peter Rut. Disney birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, REMODELING SERVICE ADDITIONS PAPERING SERVICES Jailed TV reporter released first featured the animated version and produced the classic feature- birth announcements, etc. length film. It beats a card! EARTH RENOVATORS By KELLEY SHANNON view last year with jailed murder Man to cross Atlantic in bottle The Walt Disney Co. last CARPENTER & Sparkle window cleaners, a la n d Cleared Decks are "We can tell you personal touch at a reason­ Frank Young The Associated Press defendant Henry David Hernandez, February brought an antitrust law­ HANDYMAN SERVICE •New Lawns Installed OUR SPECIALTY able price. Complete home what tolook for... who told Karem he shot police of­ With the Herald's new column, •Bobcat & Backhoe Work NEW YORK (AP) — Scottish off at 12:46 p.m. from a West suit against Fox, contending Fox No job too small. or office, also general clean­ Customized to your needs - SAN ANTONIO — A television ficer Gary Williams in self defense “The most difficult thing is the •Stump Removal and what tolook Contracting & threatened to drop some affiliate sta­ Specializing in remodeling. ing. Call for free estimates. liscensed for top quality crafts­ in March 1989. adventurer Tom McClean says he Side pier. first week, just getting used to it, you w ill not only save m oney, ■Screen Top SoH & reporter who spent two weeks in jail tions to force them to carry its o ^ Fully Insured. 6 49 -2 5 62 manship. Call Joe out for!” has rowed and sailed across the He expects to bob his way to and es[)ecially if you have bad Landscape Materials Maintenance Y for refusing to reveal a confidential but think of how unique an Attorneys in the case said they Atlantic Ocean four times, but Falmouth, England, in about 28 weather,” he said. afternoon children’s programmitog Call Tom - 649-6273 Delivered 643-7381 source says he will return to the needed to know who arranged the the voyage he began Tuesday is days. rather than Disney’s. ■Stone Driveways H arB ro police beat a more informed jour­ Should he encounter any opportunity this is! Country Cleaners Cempany: interview to determine whether it unique: this time his boat is a The 37-foot steel bottle has a Citing figures that showed car­ r - $25 roll USE RICE to Cleon the nalist. storms, “then you throttle back a Commercial & Residential 6 4 4 -5 9 9 8 was admissible as evidence. bottle. diesel engine with a top speed of and have a sleep” in the four- toon audiences, just like prime-time Vinyl Floor Bpedenced and dependable 1— ■■ inside of bottles and long- Brian Karem was freed 'TUesday Painting ■Painting interior & Exierior Hernandez is charged with his about four knots, a little faster if poster bed onboard, he said. viewers, are turning away from the Special Limited Ceramic Til* Call for a free estimate stem vases. Sprinkle rice after the source released him from inside container, odd •Wallpapering brother, Julian, in the shooting. McClean, 47, came up with the the sail is up, McClean said. big three networks — CBS, NBC Carpentry C arol G r ^ n Brookside Exterior of Manchester his vow of confidentiality. McLean also has navigation Llcensod A Insum d worm, sudsy water and Karem lost two U.S. Supreme gimmick to raise $800,(X)0 for and ABC — Fox executives stud Quality Painting ■Remodeling -Custom Kitchens “The First Amendment is first for books and adventure stories to Introductory Rate Tom's Installation 649-0778 Maintenance & shake vigorously. The Court bids to remain free while he the National Children’s Homes, An automatic pilot will steer they hope to grab, t ^ defectors. rice will polish and clean Services & Bathrooms a reason,” Karem said. “It’s been an keep himself amused and small appealed the contempt-of-court cita­ an organization that cares for the bottle, which was built by a The Saturday morning package 6 0 6 4 7 -7 1 2 6 Landscaping Interior. Use theclosslfled •Free Estimates •Room Allerallons & Addilions projects to work on. ^ a line! Dr. Dave's Vac Hospitai eye-opener.” 11,000 orphans in Britain. columns to sell those still •Senior Qtizen Discounts •Replacement Windows tion. friend. McClean will be traveling "The trip is sponsored by the includes “Tom and Jerry Kids,” a 'Heals all vacuums.' Karem, 29, who works for “I thought it’d be a good idea good, but no longer used •Aluminum Se Vinyl alone — no mother boat — but British 'ly-phoo Tea Co. new Hamia-Barbera production of For an extra cost of 50^ you AH brands ol household and commendal Div. of GRF & Company, Inc. ■El^trical KMOL-TV, was held in contempt of Karem testified Thesday that his CUSTOM QUAUTY Items around your home. Powerwashing to have a message in a bottle,” will be in contact via radio with a McClean set a world record for the cat-and-mouse series known to One stop improvements. vacuum deaners repaired. ■Plumbing court and sentenced to six months in confidential source is Deborah m ay a b o put your choice o f a Prompt professional service. Specialist in Year-Round said McClean, an orphan himself team on shore and his family in rowing across the Atlantic in millions of youngsters. This version Freiming to PEunUng. 646- 6815 •Rooring jail for refusing to identify who Ledesma, a cousin of the Hernandez from age 2, just before pushing Pickup and delivery available. Exterior Maintenance Fort William, Scotland. 543/4 days in 1987. takes place in Tom and Jerry’s birthday cake, heart, star, Licensed & Insured. Anytime, 5M-7317 DRIVEWAY •Exterior Siding helped him obtain a telephone inter­ brothers. Call Dave Adamick Residential - Commercial We're Here To Serve adolescent years. •Decks Oo \ smiley face, candles, numbers for a free quote. SEALING Senior Citizen Discount 647-1814 •Lawn Maintenance 5 n for the age & many others!! DRIVEWAY SEALING Complete Property Maintenance •Landscape Design 8 Installation BRUSH WORKS HEATING/ “Quality for Less” Interior Painting •Exierior Power Washing ol All ★ Patch & R e ^ r Deadline for ads -1 2 :0 0 noon PLUMBING - HANDYMB^CARPENTERS Surlacas ■ A High quality service ★ Free Estimates 203 643-6774 Cleening, Hauing. Carpenliy, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 2 days prior to the day you Rarrodelng. Reasonably Priced M & M O I L •Driveway Sealing & Paving A 17 years experience ★ 12 yrs. experience No Job Too Small Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Free Estimates BRJ Company 568-6888 N o tices Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 would like your ad to appear. PLUMBING & HEATING w/excellent references Investment Property...... 24 AN C all* Answered •Tree Work m Lost/Found...... 01 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 15 Business Property...... 25 Rick's Handyman & • ON Burner Service 8i Sales ★ Repair ceilings, walls GSL Buildina Personals...... 02 Pets and Supplies...... 86 §H 5 Resort Property...... 26 l^tgA SpeciolisHDc^itl Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Carpentry Service ■ Automatic ON Delivery •Tractor Work Announcements...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 ★ Refinish cabinets Maintenance Co. Mortgages...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 646-1948 •WeN Pumps Sales & Service Auctions...... 04 Tag Sales...... 88 Call Classified Today G utter Cleaning & Maintenance PAINTING/ Com mercial/Residential Wanted to Buy...... 28 S ervices Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 •Water Heaters (EMtic * Qm ) w^ine finished work Financial...... 05 Flooring...... 58 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 89 PAPERING building repair and home Furniture...... 74 •Bathroom 8> Kitchen ★ Fully Insured Child Care...... 51 Electricol...... 59 203-645-8892 improvements. Interior and Sd R e n ta ls Remodeling Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 643-2711 GCFHOME SERVICES WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. exterior painting, light car­ Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Remodeling, AddiUons, decks, Free Estimates Lawn C a re...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 A u to m o tiv e •Senior Citizen Discounts Quality work at a 647- 0836 pentry. Complete |anitorial Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 window*, doors, drywall, Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gordenlng...... 77 and ask for •Electric Work Landscaping Consulting reasonable price! service. Experienced, reli­ Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Landscaping...... 63 Cars tor Sale...... 91 O Corpeatry/Remodeling...... 55 Good Things to Eat...... 78 SattstacUon Guaranteed, FRBEESVMATES Interior & Extorkx able, free estimates. Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Painting/Papering...... 56 Concrete , .64 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Fully Insured Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/CoaLFirewood...... 79 Lee Ann or llze FREE ESTIMATES Phone: Free Estimates Campers/Trallers...... 93 ROOFING/ 6 4 3 -0 3 0 4 Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 36 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Chris Fitzmaurice 649-2871 Cali Brian Weigle S o Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 645-6559 SIDING O m Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Screened Top Soil 645-8912 MONTHLY RATE.S... Autos for Renf/Leose...... 96 BRICK & STONE Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wonted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Any amount delivered Call 643*2711 for more Information! BECAUSE YOU never NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Condominiums tor Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted ta Buy/Trade...... 98 I HOMES I HOMES Also: Backhoe, Bobcat, & CONSTRUCTION m C know when someone will RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE FOR SALE be searching for the Item Loader available McHugh Himself Fxeplacee. Walks, Walls. Patio’s. TREE SERVICE/ •Roof Repairs & Re-roofing P ^ READ YOUR AD: Clai8lf*d adv*rtl8*m*nts or* you hove for sole, it's Painting & Wallpapering at its John Wennergren 649-3012 RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to PRUNING Davis Construction ■Gutters taken by telephone as a convenience. The r o o m f o r A LL !!! better to run your wont od best. Decks repaired or replaced. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the VERNON- $185,000. New 872-1400 or 659-9555 •Wood Shingles A Specially 27 Years Experience 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one listing. Immaculate 7 $169,900. This custom for several days ... cancel­ Free Estimales. Fully Insured. 2 o deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ WARRICK BROS. ing It os soon os you get Call Anytime Ask For Gil New and Repairs m z 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of room raised Ranch. 3 Ranch has 3 bedrooms Established 1974. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen good sized bedrooms, plus flreploced living •Pnjning results. Now Is the time to run on 646C674 •Tree Removal Minimum chars*; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be kitchen with quory tile room, family room, od In classified to sell thot 643-9321 s > -Professional Climbing camera you no longer CUSTOM QUAUTY corrected by on additional Insertion. floor, formal dining formal dining room, One stop improvements. lower level recreation A Senior Citizen Discounts LAW N CARE use. LIONEL COTE room, lower level fam­ Framing to Painting. 33 O) room, Florida room A Fully Insured Wall Papering and Painting ily room with fireplace. ROOFING & SIDING Ucensed & Insured. 3 both rooms, large sun with sliders to deck 6 4 5 -1 9 7 3 30 years Experience •30 Years Experience 33 > PART TIME HELP I HOMES deck, treed lot. U 8, R overlooking private YARDMASTERS Call Dave Adamick N o tic e s MOWING Insurance, References and •Fully Insured for a free quote. > H HELP WANTED WANTED FOR SALE Realty, 643-2692.0 backyard. 2 cor over­ SPRING CLEANUP sized garage, central HAWKES TREE SERVICE All lawn, tree, and Free Estimates •License # 506737 647-1814 33 As a condition precedent MANCHESTER-6 room olr conditioning, cen­ •Trees & Lawns Cut PART TIM E -W e need 8 GENERAL Dentist's of­ Bucket, truck & chipper. shnjb service MARTY MATTSSON 646-9564 MANCHESTER-6 room Cope. Rec room, en­ tral voc. Truly o must •Yards Caragra Cleaned to the placement of any people to work port fice In M anchester Stump removal. Free •Brush Piles Removed 649-4431 Cope, Rec Room, en­ closed porch. Excel­ see home. Coll today! WET BASEMENTS? advertising in t h e time from out tele­ looking tor full time estimates. Special CALL JOHN •Truck & Backhoe Work closed porch. Excel­ lent neighborhood, Anne Miller Real Est­ Hatchways, foundation cracks, Manchester Herald, Ad­ phone soles office for consideration for elderly and ■Exterior Housepainting Dental Assistant, expe­ lent neighborhood, convenient location. ate, 647-8000.D 649-0773 BUYER MEETS seller In v e rtis e r hereby a g re e s moior dolly news­ rience preferred, re­ handicapped •Driveways Scaled Interior/Exterior sump pumps, tile lines, gravity paper, 5pm-9pm, convenient location. Great starter home. the wohf ads ... time otter to protect, indemnify cent graduates encour­ Great starter home. SOUTH WINDSOR- •Landscaping Installations Painting Done feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ Mondoy-Frldov and N E W LISTING, 647-7553 Sc time otter time! aged to apply. Coll N E W LISTING. $269,900. Like new 7 •Complete Building •light carpentryUriveway sealing and hold harmless the Saturday o.m. 9 to $149,900. Coll Joe, Lom­ lYopcrty Maintained ness proffing of concrete walls 649-2748. $149,900. Coll Joe, Lom­ room U8.R contempor­ LAWN-SCAPE •ceiling and walls repaired Manchester Herald, its 12:30. 21 hours weekly. bardo & Associates: ■Any Job Considered and floors. Chimney clean outs, bardo & Associates. ary. Cathedral celling •attics and cellars cleaned officers and employees Guaranteed hourly 647-1413 “The Finishing Touches” Fully Insured Free Estimales 647-1413. family room, 8< living JOB HUNTER - Tree re­ 6 4 3 -6 3 8 6 MISCELLANEOUS Slone walls, and concrete repairs. against any and all pay. No experience ne­ SALES ASSISTANT room, large dining LAWN MAINTENANCE CaU - YARDMASTERS moval, stump grinding, ★ free fully insured/free estimates Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ liability, loss or ex­ cessary. We will train. (Manchester) QUALITY ABOUNDS In room, 2Vi baths, 3 bed­ AND SERVICES MANCHESTER- CHFA 643-9996 ior dtizen discounts. pense, including attor­ Pleasant working con­ Assisting our Sales Coor­ every nook and cranny rooms, central olr, o estimates, ★ lowest rales, ditions, bonuses, com­ of this Im maculate 4 POSSIBILITY. LANDSCAPING neys’ foes, arising from dinator In filling client or­ $134,900. Priced to sell, pleasure to show, quick Albert Zuccaro claims of unfair trade missions. For Inter­ bedroom Colonial, 2 occupancy. U 8i R ★ 8 years experience. Call * Weekly Mowings view, contact Mr. ders, conduct interviews, fireplaces, hardwood this home offers you 4 Household vinegar Is on WILL DO ANY LAND­ practices, infringement Realty, 643-2692.P * Landscape Installalions Wall Papering and Painting Waterproofing Christopher between 3- and handle heavy tele­ floors plus woll-to wall, bedrooms, beautiful 649-7356 Jim Hunter. effective and Inexpensive of trademarks, trade hardwood floors, gra­ ‘ Driveways Sealed SCAPING, PAINTING, 7pm. 647-9946.______phones in a fast paced of­ large deck, treed and AT HOME PRIVACY!!!! fobric soffner when added 30 years Experience 646-3361 names or patents, viola­ cious dining room & on ' Bushes trimmed or removed HAULING, OR OTHER SPECIAL NOTICE.... PART-TIME truck me­ private yard. Asking $89,900. Enlov the con­ to the final laundry rinse. Insurance, Reterencas and tion of rights of privacy fice. Must be out going, oversized 2 cor garage. * Fully Insured chanic. Approximately $259,900. R E /M A X Eost venience of Town- Classified Is the efteefive ODD JOBS. FOR FREE very organized, detail-ori­ Century 21 Epstein Quality, dependable work el an Free Estimatee and infringement of 4 hours dolly. Expe­ of the River, 647-1419.□ house living with 2 and Inexpensive way fo ented and anxious to work Realty 647-8895. □ WORTH LOOKING In to ... ailordabi* price. ESTIMATES. CALL JOHN NEVER PLACED o wonf copyright and rienced only need bedrooms, spacious the mony bargains of­ find o cosh buyer for MARTY MATTSSON hard as a team member to READY AND AVAILA- ad? There's nothing to it proprieta^ rights, unfair apply. 646-5477. living area, and hard­ fered tor sole every day In Doug 643-8275 household Items you no 649-4431 875-6577 ... lust diol 643-2711 competition and libel attain challenging sales BLE 4 bedroom Victo­ wood flooring through­ longer use. 643-2711. THE GREAT CLASSIFIED TREASURE HUNT rian. Pointed and the classified columns! and slander, which may goals. College degree pre­ OVERSIZED RANCH- out. THERE'S A GAR­ ready to welcome the result from the publica­ ferred. Opportunity for BOLTON $249,900. AGE TOO! Condo fees HELP fam ily that needs lots ore reasonable and In­ tion of any advertise­ If you have any item for sale and you're asking $100 or You've got to see Inside growth I Full benefit pack­ of space and o conve­ this roomy Ranch clude heat and hot ment in the Manchester WANTED HOMES HOMES age. Please call Lois at 645- nient location. Asking which boasts 2 firepla­ water, so sit bock, TO NEW FOR PHOTO- I HOMES HOMES I HOMES Herald by advertiser, in­ less, The Manchester Herald's the place to sell it. SI 28 today between 2-5pm. $140's. Coll Ron Fourn­ ces, 4 bedrooms, 2 Vi relax ond take In the Dorling Colonial feat­ FOR SALE liljF O H SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE cluding advertisements ier R E /M A X East of baths and o huge gar­ pleasure of first time uring large rooms, lots in any free distribution the River, 647-1419.0 of chorm and convienf For a limited time, we will run your item at this incredible REAL ESTATE age that will hold 4 ownership. Coll the of­ TO NEW FOR PHOTO- GLASTONBURY- SPACIOUS CAPE WITH OLD TIME CRAFTS­ BRAND NEW LIST- publications published CARS. Spectacular fice today for your locoflon. Priced fo sell SITUATIDN ADIFFERENTDISTINC- Lovely 3 bedroom \V i 169 Cedar Ridge ATTACHED IN-LAW MANSHIP!!! You’ll INGII! Delightful Du­ by the Manchester Wallace-Tustin T IV E CAPE on two view of the surround­ e x rlu s iv e showing! of $119,900. Cenfury 21 bofh Cope on quief price.... WANTED Epsfein Reolfy 647- Terrace. $219,900. SUITE OR PROFES­ find many lovely teo- plex on Eldrldge Street H e ra ld . Realty Plus acres In superb ing hills. O.W. Fish Anne Miller Real Est­ sfreef In Bowers area. In Manchester. Each 1 Owner financing or SIONAL OFFICE- tures from the early ate, 647-8000.O 8895. o has openings for NO TIME TO CLEAN??? area. 11 rooms, lots of Realty, 643-1591.o Klfchen window over­ lease purchase. Im ­ BOLTON $465,000. 1920’s In this spacious 6 side features 2 bed­ character, and lots of ILOST 2 agents In our modern South Don't really like to looks beouflful bock maculate Colonial on Lovely, well kept 4 room Dutch Colonial rooms, Si one side hoso potential. Home sits yard. Finished Rec. Windsor otiioos. Cleon but hate to come acre lot. You can't beat bedroom home In o on Strickland Street In newer klfchen with AND FOUND bock from the rood for room and second klf­ private setting with Manchester! 3 bed­ range 8, refrigerator. Wo oHor ttx) (ollowing: home to o dirty house? ALEX MATTHEW REALTY this tor o reol value. lots of privacy. Asking chen In basement for gorgeous view's of hills rooms, oak floors 8, Located In o CBD zone. • Comprotwnsivo training Coll us. We’re reasona­ DIR: Manchester Rood $275,000. Coll Linda, easy enferfolnlng. fo Cedar Ridge Ter­ 8, volleys vet conve­ trim, French doors, It allows business, and LOST-Block dog, Labra­ • Up to 70% commissions ble and we do o good dor mis. Union Pond lob. We also do offices. RE/MAX East of the 649-4003 Priced of $144,900. Cen­ race. Pot Nomeron657- nient to 1-384. Attached bullt-ln Chino cabinet, Is lust o short walk to • Socrolarial suppon River, 647-1419,0 oreo. 645-8187, Reward. Coll Rose at 872-0667 or tury 21 Eposfoln Realty 8364. RE/MAX East of 3 cor garage and separ­ glossed In porch and 2 Main Street! Offered of • Emxs and omissioos insurance 647-8895. □ ate entrance 1,000 cor garage. PRICE $149,900. Jackson 8, LOST-Cleo. Small 8 Nancy at 646-6264. the River, 647-1419,0 • Ploasani sutxvban tcxdlon square foot In-law JUST RESET AT Jackson Real Estate, month female gray WELL MAINTAINED- apartment or office $134,900! Jackson 8, 647-8400.O tiger house cot. White Wo are proud of our roputalion MANCHESTER HOMES LARGE AND COMFOR- space. MANY, MANY Jackson Real Estate, on face, legs, stomach. tor providing prompt, honost, I Eagtr buyers readj $137,500. Immoculofe, TABLE TOWNHOUSE PER LINE, PER DAY FOR SALE special features. D.W. 647-8400.Q On TImrod Rd. 643-4979. and Intormativo sorvicos. Ex- aluminum sided Cope. In small complex. Lots BRAND NEW LISTING Fish Realty, 643-1591.Q I! I Spacious 10 room 9 porionco is a plus, but wo will I the Classified Recent refurbishing In­ of trees and green I colonial on Mountain MINIMUM 4 LINES (Each additional line $.90) gladly train Iho novico with a BRING THE PORCH cludes point, paper, 8, space moke this area BRAND N E VV ~i I columns hardwood floors. Nice BOLTON LINE- Affroc- Rood In Manchester! w flhgnoss Id vMxk a rd an h lor- SWINGIII $138,900. I unusual. End unit fea­ DUPLEX- MANCHES­ FINANCIAL •PRICE OF ITEM MUST BE INCLUDED Newly listed 3bedroom I every day! poflo In the treed yard tures 1500 square feet of flve 6 room colonial TER $129,900. Beauti­ Features Include: ost in boooming a loador in tho I home on Finley Sfreef. modern kitchen with PRIVATE PARTY ADS ONLY Cope with mony up­ for your enloymenf room. Eat-In kitchen ful, newly constructed, A SECOND CHANCE at field. Call Bon Wallaoo at 644- dated features Includ­ and privacy. D.W. Fish 4 bedrooms, 2boths, 8,2 vinyl sided Duplex. Corlon 8i Italian file, 4 I v ’i v I with appliances, large lost to establish your 5667. ing newer kitchen, new Realty, 643-1591.0 llving/dining area plus garages. $1S0's. Blan­ Fully oppllonced kit­ bedrooms, 2.5 baths, I chard 8< Rosseffo Real­ Rec. room or office, credit. Personal loons, porch, new deck, gar­ r 159 AVERY STREET lots of good things. chen. 2 bedrooms, I'Y DENTAL Surgical age, and new point oil tors," We're Selling baths. " Buy with o large deck, central olr debt consolidations, I MANCHESTER CHFABUYERS MANCHESTER 8 room, 4 bedruoms, Asking $127,900. etc. Re-flnonclng also CALL TODAY AND SELL YOUR ITEM Assistant-busy modern around. Maintenance RE/MAX East of the Houses " 646-2482.0 friend ■* BOTH 8i voc. 2 cor attached Manchester office v.-.vy' I IMMACULATE 5 1 5 TWO FAMILY UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1’'3 baths. Beautiful co­ garage. MOVE-IN- accepted. Call 278-7616. free exterior. Also ne­ lonial. 1st floor family River, 647-1419.0 HALVES AVAILA­ seeking experienced gotiable ore the refrig­ I NICE 3 ROOM HOME on BLE! D.W. Fish CONDITION! $259,900. TOMORROW. career oriented Indl- Home has had extensive remodeling Large 24 x 36 foundation. 5 room vinyl room, fireplace, 2 cor COZY STARTER sud­ large, private lot. Deck Jackson 8, Jackson erator, stove, and Hot denly available. 3 bed­ Realty, 643-1591.□ SPRAY THAT stolnoway. vlduol to loin team garage. $170's. Blan­ with BBQ Is great for Real Estate, 647-8400.□ Tub. Easy commute to i.e. roof, electrical, heating systems, s id ^ Cape (plus one unfinished room), chard 8, Rosseffo Real­ rooms, living and 9 Ballpoint Ink stains on cookouts. Appliances practice. Full time, Hartford and Pratt & dining area, full base­ shirt pockets...other pla­ various duties. Coll MANCHESTER ! plumbing, kitchens and baths and in 11/2 baths, fireplaced living room. 1st tors,” We're Selling 8i storage space pro­ YOU CAN enlov extra Whitney. Anne Miller Houses" 646-2482.□ ment walk out plus vocoflon money by ex­ ces, too...con be removed Mindy, 649-2272, 9 to 3. Real Estate, 647-8000.□ vides everything to ONE OF THE nicest Ask for Lee Ann or llze 643-2711 CLASSIFIED SALES DEPT. HERALD an excellent family neighborhood. Best floor laundry, all on 1/2 acre lot. In the extra size for garden, moke this o greof sfor- changing Idle Items in almost magically by SECRETARY-smoll ^- additions and lust plain your home for cosh ... things about wont ods Is spraying hoir spray on the fe r or retirement tlce, some experience FIN D IN G A cosh buyer clatslfl«4 a4« | Buy in Manchester at $155,000. Buckley School District. Additional room fun. Asking $134,000. with on od in classified. their low cost. Another Is spot then woshing In the T f Cleon coffee stains home. COVENTRY, desirable. Pay com­ for sporting goods eoulp- RE/MAX East of the Coll 643-2711 to place your their quick action. Try o phoM 643-27li I' can be finished at nominal cost $150,900. from Chino or plastic, njb $95,000. Philips Real usual way. mensurate with expe­ ment Is easy when you River, 647-1419.0 od. wont od today! rience. 646-1886. advertise In classified. stain with baking soda. Estate, 742-14500 0

4 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 11,1990 CARS MOTORCYCLES/ J g y j MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES/ FOR SALE MOPEDS iBaitrlirstpr l-lrralh I HOMES APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE HD HU FOR SALE 32 FOR RENT l i i J COLLECTIBLES HD $4000 b ed ro o m set, best Motorcycle Insurance MANCHESTER- 2nd ANTIQUE COLUMBIAN CARDINAL otter. Air conditioner. flo o r, 3 ro o m , fu ll a ttic , STOVE-Combo wood, Many competitiYB companies B est otter. C a ll 649- Schaller BUICK, INC. Section 4, Page 21 $500 p er m onth. S e c u r­ coal, and gas. Kitchen Call w Free OuotB stove. White enamel 1913. 1989 Buick CsmuiY Sed $10,965 ity & references re­ Quality $10,960, Automobfle Associates Wednesday, July 11, 1990 with 4 burners, oven, 1969 Buick Regal Cpe q u ire d . 643-1577. 1968 Buick Century S«d $8,960 o f Vernon and broiler. Call 872- Pre-Owned Autos 1988ads98ReQBrjhni $11,980 SPORTS MANCHESTER- Avollo- CARS 8924 a fte r 5 pm . 1968 Chevy Cavalier Z-24 $8,960 tmssa ble August 1st. 3 bed­ FOR SALE HD Value Priced 1988 Chevy CavaBer $6,990 room flat In 2 family 1988 Olds Cusi Cruiser Wag $11,480 home. New carpets. 1988 Ford Ranger Pickup $5,895 FORD THUNDERBIRD- $700 p er m onth p lu s 1987 Merc Colony Pass Wag $10,980 WANTED TO HDFURNITURE 1978. 60K miles. T-Top. USED CAR $8,490 security. Call after 5pm 1987 Nissan Stanza Sod BUY/TRADE $1700 o r best o tter. C a ll 1967 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 1^ 646-6082. BEST BUYS! 5 piece living room, $150. Laura 649-7750 after 1987 Buck Skylark Sedan $7,660 AL pitchers turn off the power of NL stars $8,660 JAGUAR WANTED XK EAST HARTFORD- 5 7 piece formal dining 7pm.______88 MAZDA 323 SE $7400 1987 Bukk Century LTD Wag ro o m . $600 plu s u t ili­ ro o m , $375. 5 p ie ce 1987 Olds Clara $6,990 o r X K E . In rough o r 88VWJEnAGL $7900 1987 Isuzu Pup Pickup $4,280 poor condition. Call ties. Security & refer­ b e d ro o m , $800. B u y CHEVROLET CAVA­ $7,860 88 SUBARU GL 4 DR $7500 1987 Buick Skylark 216-495-2456. e n ce s re q u ire d . 528- p a rt o r a ll. 649-6620. LIER 1986- Automatic, 1987 Olds Cutlass Clara $6,990 6885.______air, new brakes, body 87 MAZDA RX7 $9400 1986 Chev Celebrity Sed $5,995 DINING-room set, beds, good, engine needs 87 CHEVROLET CAMARO $7500 1986 Olds Clera Brghm Cpe $7,480 We buy deaa hte model used Rain washes out National League MANCHESTER- 4 room and living room set, some work. Best otter. 87ACURAINTEGRA2DR $9300 1986 Pontiac Firebird Cpe $5,990 cars and trucks. Top prices duplex with garage, $5,995 kitchen set, tables, pa­ C a l I afte r 2pm 643-4482. 88 ACURA LEGEND 4 DR$12,900 1968 Chev Celebrity Sed paid. stove, & refrigerator. tio set. 649-1488. 1985 Cadillac Sed DeVille $9,480 $650 p lu s u tilitie s . 633- D O D G E A S P E N 1978- 4 88 HONDA PRELUDE $8500 1985 Odsmobile Calais $5,980 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet gets but 2 hits door. Power steerlng- 86 MUSTANG COUPE LX $4900 1229 Main Street All-Star drama 4189. 81 Adams Street TV/STEREO/ /brakes, air, real MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ 85 0LDSCIERABRGHM $4500 M anchester Manchester, C T APPLIANCES clean. Call after 5, or 85REUANT2DR $3995 B4&6464 room. Washer/dryer 649-4571 By RONALD BLUM hook up. Oakland le a v e m e ssa g e . 649- 84 HORIZON LOW MILES $2995 By JIM DONAGHY BOLTON $338,833 6066.______S treet. $650 plu s s e c u ri­ AVANTI 2001 portable LEGAL NPTICE The Associated Press______The Associated Press______COUNTRY CHARM tie s 8, refe re n ce s. 649- mini washer/dryer. F O R D M U S T A N G 1976- 1990 ACURA L ik e new. $95. C a ll 4820 o r 646-4412. Hlgh mileage but good TRUCKS/VANS INVITATIDN TD BID CHICAGO — The drama of the All-Star game at CHICAGO — Pick a pitcher. Any pitcher. Lovely, traditional New England home offers 646-3564.______car. Sunroof. Asking INTEGRA DEMOS MANCHESTER- 2 bed­ $150 o r w ill n eg o tia te . FOR SALE The Manchester Public Wrigley Field went down the drain with the rain. American League manager Tony La Russa’s toughest large, efficient country kitchen with pantry. room townhouse, nice 4 to Choose FromI GLENWOOD ELECTRIC C a ll 646-5951 a n y tim e . Schools solicits bids for SALE All the elements were there. UnfortOnately, they job at the All-Star game 'Riesday night was getting up Fireplaced dining room and living room. Wide location. All applian­ S T O V E - 30 Inches e x ­ CHEVRDLET truck 1977. ■DF SURPLUS PRINTING E- weren’t the ones for a fan-pleasing slugfesL The primary ces, heat 8, hot water, 350. 4 speed, new from his dugout seat to signal the bullpen. plank flooring, 6 heating zones, ideally suited cellent condition. Ask­ BUICK-LESABRE,New QUIPMENT for the 1990-91 elements in the American League’s 2-0 victory lliesday carpeting, air condi­ ing $150 o r best otter. 1990 ra ttle w in n e r. L is t SCHALLER clutch, new exhaust. school year. Sealed bids will La Russa started Bob Welch then called for Dave for the large family or country gentleman! tio n in g . C a ll 649-5240. 742-0237. $20,420. $16,000. 649- Needs motor work. be received until July 19. night were wind and rain. Stieb, Brel Saberhagen, Bobby 'Thigpen, Oiuck Finley 9025.______ACURA $750 o r best o ffe r. C a ll 1990, 2:00 p.m., at which time “I think this thing was hyped up to be ‘Wrigley Field MANCHESTER 3,4,and 5 872-8924 a fte r 5 pm . and Dennis Eckersley. ro o m a p a rtm e n ts. 646- SPORTING DATSUN-B210-1979, low they will be publicly opened. — Wind Blowing Out,’ Oakland’s Dennis Eckersley D.F. REALE, INC. 345 Center St. The right is reserved to reject 'Those six pitchers combined on a two-hitter to beat the 2426 w eek d a ys 9-5. GOODS mileage, new brakes. Finding a cash buyer for said. “As it turned ouL we had an entirely different situa­ REAL ESTATE New tires. Very depen­ any and all bids. Specifica­ National League 2-0. It was all quite neat and simple. Manchester the Items you'd like to sell tions and bid forms may be tion.” 175 Main St,, Manchestor dab le. $950. 649-5555. “There wasn’t much to swing at up there,” La Russa G O L F CLUBS- U se d . 647-7077 Is easy. Just let our read­ secured at the Business Of­ 'What we had was a 16- 646-4525 QUALITY - 4 room, Starter and full sets ers know what you have fice, 45 North School Street. mph wind blowing in from said. “They all pitched great.” 1st floor, busline, 2 with bags from $35. for sale with an ad In Manchester, Connecticut. L ^ e Michigan and a 68- 'The only hits the NL managed were singles to center A ls o m isc. clu b s. 649- C lassified. 643-2711. P A C 1 O U S 8. family. No pets. Park­ 016-07 minute rain delay in the top field by Will Clark in the first inning and Lenny Dykstra ROOMS 1794. in the ninth. In between, there were two walks, 16 con­ AFFORDABLE-Owner ing. $575 plus utilities. of the seventh inning. transferred. Must FOR RENT Y What we didn’t have secutive outs and lots of raindrops. 'The AL only leave this lovely 6 room 521-5458 or 974-0031. PETS AND split level, 3 bedrooms, was entertainment. Just managed seven hits. MANCHESTER- SUPPLIES “There wasn’t much strategy,” La Russa said. hardwood floors 8< gar­ comfortable room, 2nd HD BUY HERE-PAY HERE two hits for the National age. Superb lo t In quiet “Everyone I sent out there is a good pitcher. 1 didn’t have floor, gentlemen only. FREE kittens to a good League, a record low. Only neighborhood area. HOMES $75 per week. Non- FOR RENT hom e. C a ll 649-5160. Bankrupt, Bad Credit, Slow Credit five hits for the AL. No to do much work tonight.” O W N E R ANXIOUS! smokers preferred. HD FREE KITTENS-to a homers and just one extra­ Julio Franco isn’t a pitcher, but he helped the AL, too. NORTH COVENTRY, C a ll Rose 647-8400. Having trouble buying a car? $147,900. P h ilip s R eal COVENTRY LAKE- pri­ good home. Very cute base hit — Julio Franco’s Franco was selected the All-Star MVP for breaking a E sta te , 742-14500 R O O M S fo r rent In M a n ­ vate 500feet waterfront with nice markings. two-run double just after scoreless tie with a two-run double in the seventh off ch ester. H a lt p ric e spe­ lot. 3 bedroom contem­ 646-6137.______NEWER TOWNHOUSE Call Steve Donovan the rain delay. c ia l. 646-8337. p o ra ry . IV2 baths, ap­ 4ULLYWARRANTEED Rob Dibble. STYLE CONDO- 2 bed­ AKC-Cocker Spaniel, p lia n c e s . $1200. C a ll “I’ve seen games like tonight with the wind blowing in “I looked at him as he was warming up,” Franco said. ro o m s, V /i baths. Fire­ buff. Male, 6 months 225-3035.______and you can’t score any runs,” Andre Dawson of the place In the living APARTMENTS old. All shots. After 7 228-1022 fULLY RECONDITIONED “I didn’t know much about him.” room. Walkout base­ FOR RENT EAST HARTFORD-3bed- pm 742-5180. $350. Small down payments & small weekly payments hometown Cubs said. “And I’ve seen well-pitched games Franco had plenty of time to study Dibble, though. m ent & vinyl siding. room Ranch, 1V2 baths, •INSPECTED THROUGHOUT with the wind blowing out and you can’t get anyone 'The game was delayed at the start 15 minutes by rain North Coventry, appliances. Quiet area, MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER- 1 bed­ no pets. $1100 per PAY THRU DEALER at out.” and again in the seventh for 68 minutes after Sandy $116,555. S E V E R A L TO room apartment. Heat, FOR SALE This was supposed to be bop till you drop, baseball’s CHOOSE FROM! Phil­ month. Security. 569- HD Alomar Jr. and Lance F ^ ish opened the inning with hot water, carpeting, 2128.______Champagne & Sons Xs best sluggers t^in g on one of the game’s bandbox ips Real Estate, 742- a ir c o n d itio n in g , a ll ap- singles off JefT Brantley to put runners on first and third. 1450a NEWER-duplex, q u ie t WINDOW air conditioner ballparks. Instead, it turned into slip-sliding away. p lla n ce s. C a ll 649-5240. $45.00. F o ld in g co t 8, Cars 'The weather at Wrigley Field didn’t cooperate at all street. 3 bedroom, car­ Rt. 6 & 66, Colum bia “The footing was terrible,” California’s Lance Parrish MANCHESTER- beauti­ m a ttre s s $40.00. 643- peting, appliances. 1983 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC AT.«: $3695 with the All-Star show. 'The wind was blowing in at a CONDOMINIUMS 1300, 4-6pm. said. “1 had mud clumped up all over my spikes. The ful quality 1 bedroom.' A v a ila b le A u g u st 1st. 16-mph clip and the air was damp. I FOR SALE Quiet. On busline, alr- 1984 SUBARU WAGON at.ac $ 3 8 9 5 drops were coming off my helmet. I kept trying to wipe $775 plus utilities and 'There was big talk of hitting houses and bashing 600- 5 s condltloned. Includes se c u rity . 649-1092._____ the barrel of my bat.” ” m E A S T ^ X r TFORD-NEW frost tree refrigerator, 1936 BUICK S K Y H A W K at $ 4 4 9 5 Bob Welch, Dave Stieb, Bret Saberhagen, Bobby fooi homers during batting practice on Monday when the LISTING! Like new, 6 self- c le a n in g oven, dls- 1 plus2bedroom Condo's. O o Some with garages or 1987 FO R D E S C O R T at.a c $ 4 7 9 5 Thigpen, Chuck Finley and Dennis Eckersley combined wind was blowing out and the sky was blue. room Townhouse. 2 washer. Ideal tor se­ ^ m bedrooms, panelled c a rp o rts. $500-$950. on a two-hittcr, only the second shutout ever against the Home runs? What home runs? After six innings there niors or middle-aged. 1984 CHEVY MONTE CARLO at,Ac.47,oop»a« $ 4 9 9 5 R e c room, dining Come see why we 3 bedroom homes with was no score and all the pitchers looked like Lefty H - < fireplaces. Some with NL. room, central olr, fire­ rarely have a vacancy. 1987 PLYM O U TH REUANT at.ac $ 5 2 9 5 While the wind and rain made the batters wilt, it Gomez. place, garage and Large storage area. g a rag e s. $950-$1200. DOUBLE REBATES much more. Only H eat 8, hot w a ter In- Anne Miller Real Est­ 1986 C H E V Y C ELEB R ITY at.ac $ 5 4 9 5 helped the pitchers flourish. “Someone would have had to hit the ball 800 feet O $124,000.U 8. R Realty, clu d ed . $650. 247-5030. ate, 647-8000. “When the wind’s blowing in a bit, it helps, especially tonight to hit it out of here,” said AL third baseman ON EVERY MAZDA 626 IN STOCK! 1987 PONTIAC SUNBIRD at.ac $ 5 6 9 5 643-2692.D______M A N C H ESTER-large at Wrigley,” said Saberhagen, the winning pitchr. “And Wade Boggs, who had two singles. “1 thought it was ^2 s rn CONDOMINIU MS-Sunny newer 3 bedroom du­ NEW MAZDA 4-DR. 626 1986 T O Y O T A C O R O L L A at.ac $ 5 8 9 5 when it’s cool like tonighL that helps. You’re not as The Associated Press going to lake a squeeze play to get home a run.” Ranch Condo, private p le x, IV2 baths, ap­ loose. You can’t break a sweat.” e n tra n ce . R ent w ith o p ­ STORE/OFFICE 2 2L SOHC 12 valv$ m lir>e ongm® Ifilofminen wmCsnieW wipen 1987FORDTEMPO at,aa: $ 5 8 9 5 TTie AL, long a doormat in the All-Star game, has won O “0 p lia n c e s , d e c k . $750 Lower bodys>da anti-diip coating DOWN SWINGING — The Mets’ Darryl Strawberry, who has been red hot against National tio n to buy! $59,900. GracQlMl red wlH taupe mlenor Most NL batters didn’t come close to sweating. Will three straight and it was their first shutout since beating monthly, plus utilities. FOR RENT •Ajf conditio rwrig Vanabia assist power sleonng 1986 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE $6795 IMMACULATE 1st -Automate iransmlttion Multi port fuel mjocttoo Clark’s first-inning single and Len Dyksua’s ninth-in­ League pitchers of late, had no luck like the rest of the NL stars as he heads back toward No pets. 646-7693._____ Much mwoi Slock IM0SO57, MSRP *14.403 the NL 12-0 in 1946 at Fenway Park. floor unit. Fully STORE FOR RENT-460 A M f M storoo wflh auio-revene cassette and 4 $poaVef» ning single were the total offense. bedroom apartment, ■H sleonng wtieel 1986FORDTAURUS at,aa: $ 6 8 9 5 the dugout after striking out in the seventh inning of Tuesday night’s All-Star Game at s o Main St. Manchester. “The AL is the better league,” said Oakland outfielder O T 1 opllonced! $60,900. 2nd floor on busline. 'Oigial doa 2 B E D R O O M EN D Please call 646-2426,9to •Tachomeief o T *12.303* 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD at.ac $ 6 9 9 5 Chicago’s Wrigley Field. The AL stars won the rain-delayed Classic, 2-0. Jose Canseco, who tried with all his might to hit a home Security deposit. If windew dotroster Please see RAIN, page 22 UNIT. Pool 8, Tennis, 5 weekdays. NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING! m E $550/month. Peterman 1989 NISSAN S E N T R A at $ 6 9 9 5 run. “We have better players.” charming village set­ R e a lty 649-9404. Certainly better pitchers on this night, Jose. tin g .$124,900. Anne OFFICE SPACE 500 JUST fc I O P E R MONTH 1987PONTIACGRANDAM at,a« $ 7 3 9 5 M iller Real Estate, 647- MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 square feet. Excellent WITH NO MONEY DOWN Saberhagen, 5-7 for Kansas City, pitched two hiiless bedroom 1st floor end 8000. □______location. Heat 8. ianl- 1986 O L D S C U T L A S S S U P R E M E at,AC $ 7 5 9 5 innings and was in the game at the just right time for the unit. Easy walk to tor. $250/month. Call Thoughts NL bats have gone silent CHFA CONDO'S A victory. shopping on Hartford 647-9223. 1987BUICKCENTURY« d,.at,a c $ 7 6 9 5 G R E A T T IM E TO busline. Including pool ‘Tony must have seen something, bringing in a pitcher BUY! $74,900 Best a n d weight room. 1989 C H E V Y C ELEB R ITY at.ac $ 9 4 9 5 Aplenty drove the NL’s hitters crazy. And Dawson said. “The surprising thing with a losing record to the All-Star game,” Saberhagen priced unit In Beacon Grassy back yard, By JO E KAY about it is it’s the elite of the game M u .1 1 * . 7/SI/W). 1.000 rt,. ,^ ,.1. | I O O O M o . » « ) .r * .t .." « m o « W « 1 3 .7 5 X 1988 CHEVY CAMARO IROC l- w $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 it’s becoming a uend. said. “My first Wrigley Feld experience was a very spe­ Hill. One bedroom unit, laundry on site. 1 VACATION The Associated Press A P R wrth no mcK'*r d tjttn . ToUl $43M . Toi*l p«)r»n*n($ $16,701. (hilling).” s lid e rs In liv in g roo m . month security. No RENTALS The National League has scored a cial one.” A ll updated. $75,900 pets. $700/month In­ Trucks Le n A u ster total of four mns and collected 16 Dawson said the NL didn’t sec 1989MAZDA929LUXURYSED NEW 1989 MAZDA RX7GTU CHICAGO — Two hits. Two In truth, the 61st All-Star game was well played but Spacious unit In Wood­ cluding heat and hot CHARLESTOWN 1986 M A ZD A B2000 $ 3 9 9 5 hits in the last three games — not many faslballs in the strike zone — DEMO This bnfliant Mack 4-door ti loadodi BMlianl black with Mark Wertor 138 rotary engine had very few moments to remember. Even the bleacher land Garden complex. w ater. A u gu st 1st. 643- RHODE ISLAND- cot­ with Modromc luM Injection Speed sensing powar measly hits. a tribute to the pitching. Indudet 3 L V-6 -Front air dam Roar delrosi wRh one of them for exua bases. 'The NL Well kept with pool. 0857. tage. S leeps 5. $425 a ileenng -16* porlormance alkjy wheels Air conditioiv 1988 FORD RANGER EXT. CAB 4X4 $9795 “They’ve got good pitching over bums left early. |imer-Cru«6conlrM TiA&taleacopicsleenng Quartz iog ArrYlm stereo wRh 5-0 watt amp and 6 spoakon doesn’t have a home run in its last “You’d expect them to come right Maintenance tee only w eek. 646-0174. A fte r digRMdock Then dotorronl system Power windows, “We relaxed during the delay, but you wish these MANCHESTER- 2 bed­ •Then doteaem system Rear dotooger with dmer 1987 FORD BRONCO II4X4 L«u $10,795 there, but two hits is hard to at you, but they don’t,” Dawson $69. $94,900 R E D U C E D Ju n e 24. 1-401-364-1025. locki AircoodSioning Powermoonroot Am lm steroo •Leaihor wrapped gearshift knob, braxe lover ■D'Q'ial six games. ro o m , 2nd flo o r. $625 a Quartz dock O nvor'iletlootrest Automatic seatbeftt UConn looks things wouldn’t happen because you really want to play,” F O R FAST CH FA withlogccasaeno.6speakera-Compact d«c Leather believe,” National League pitcher said. “They don’t give in.” WESTBROOK-3 bedroom l*ortorTnance Snal gear rat© (4 31.1) and much mroel 1987 CHEV K BLAZER 4X4 lo«i- $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 “It doesn’t feel good,” outfielder month. Security. No Interor And lock brakat and much morel Stock NL outfielder Darryl Su-awberry said. “A delay kind of SALE. 2 bedroom with Stock 637012. M SRP $20,763 Frank Viola said. The American League got both of pets. Adults preferred. cottage, oceanfront. 639001. M SR P $25,400 Darryl Strawberry said. “I think loft. $137,900 5 ro o m s, 2 7 olhera to NOW U Q 0 / [ 0 * NOW 1988 S10 B L A Z E R 4X4 u»M $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 Believe it. its runs when reliever Rob Dibble takes the edge away. It wasn’t an exciting night because 6 4 4 -8 8 4 3 .______$500 w e e kly. 646-4177. 210 ehooMiromI everybody will tell you that. We bedrooms, 2 full baths Ask for Sue. chooM Irom el O N LY ■ ONLY *15,993* For the third straight year, the decided to pursue a different course wc didn't hit the ball.” plus basement. A great MODERN 2nd floor, 1 limiter tavingil to take step have a lot of pride. CM Special Purchase Cars NL’s high-powered lineup ran into deal! $137,000 Charm­ bedroom apartment. “It was a long night. 1 wouldn’t and challenge someone. 'The two hits for the NL set a record for fewest by one ing 2 b e d ro o m , 1 '/2 bath Newly painted. Utili­ 1990 C A V A LIE R Loidid,12000ia.^ftc»)iyWmrAf $ 9 5 9 5 an outage against the American say it was a boring night, because it Dibble, the head “Nasty Boy” in team in an All-Star game. 'The previous mark was three Cape with 1 car garage. ties 8, appliances. INDUSTRIAL League’s best pitching. 'The result: a 1990 GEO PRIZM AC.AT.12.000M«.FKtiyWat>*y $ 9 6 9 5 was an All-Star game. It was a long Cincinnati’s bullpen, came into a on three occasions. Century 21 Epstein Prefer mature adult. PROPERTY to next level third straight AL win. scoreless game in the seventh with “I think this thing was all hyped up to be ‘Wrigley R e a lty 647-8895. □ No pets, references 8. HD night.” Demonstrator Sale 'Riesday night was the worst. two runners on base. He threw two Field, wind blowing out,’” said Eckersley, who picked security. 646-6113 or MANCHESTER- Will Clark singled in the first in­ 647-1221.______Avoiloble July 1, 1990 C O R S IC A 4a,V4AT.AC.f3(KFtol(iyWaiinly $ 1 0 , 9 9 5 Playing in what’s known as the best nasty faslballs by Julio Franco, then up his second All-Star save. “Maybe in a couple of days 1 I BUSINESS 4800/7200/1200 square STORRS — It’s amazing what a little success can hilling park in their league, the NL ning to give the 39,071 fans some­ MANCHESTER-2 BED­ SUPER CLEAN USED CAR VALUES!! I 1990 C O R S IC A 4a,V6.AT,AC,«08QA.F«*tyW«t»lv $ 1 1 , 3 9 5 decided to go with a third — even may be belter to describe it.” PROPERTY ROOM DUPLEX. Rem­ feet commerlcollndus- bring. managed just two ineffective singles thing to cheer. They wouldn’t have trlol 3 phase electric. 1983 PLYMOUTH 1984 NISSAN 1906VaKSWAGEN 1986 GMC JIMMY though he knew Franco was a good (Zanscco didn’t need time to reflect, though. odeled Inside and out. GOLF WAGON 1990 LUM INA EU R O 4b.V«.f3073A.FnkiyW>nr% $ 1 2 , 0 9 5 “We’re not Y-U-K-O-N anymore,” said University of anything else offensively to GLASTONBURY- ware­ 646-5477.______RELIANT WAGON 300ZX in a 2-0 loss at Wrigley Field. fastball hitter. Living room, dining Slock I37022A Slock (M05I2CA Slock IM0S096A Connecticut baseball coach Andy Baylock at the Monday “I think a lot of limes people take the All-Star game house space available Slocfc 4321 SOB 'The two hits were the fewest ever celebrate until the ninth, when room, appllanced kit­ 459 MAIN St.-centrally 1990 C A VA LIER Z-24 vAATKitseAFKkiyWmrtr $ 1 2 , 4 7 5 morning news conference where the school introduced By that lime. Franco had learned. too seriously, sometimes the managers do,” the leading near center of town. Vj chen, porch and deck. located commerical in an All-Star game. Lenny Dykslra singled for the NL’s mile from highway N ic e a rea. $750 per b u ild in g , 2500 sq u a re *1995 55995 55495 57995 1990 C E L E E U R O W/G LcMM.>3312AFaotNew York Jets’ quarterback job next for agents began in the summer of 1988. plemenuil, the order is chosen at random with the team Whalers’ AHL club signs deal the Meteors, bottom right, shows off some flying pony tails during season, have a new toy to play with — pass catcher Rob with the worst record (Dallas) getting 28 chances to be 'The union is concerned with Gilbert’s alleged method SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Indians owner Pete Moore, who gives the Jets the uillest receiving corps in first; the second worst (Atlanta) 27 and so on. the action. The Meteors won the game, 4-2. of soliciting clients and retaining them with inducements. Cooney signed a five-year agreement with Centre the NFL. 'There were two other players eligible for the sup­ Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald Other agents have complained that Gilbert has allege^y Management Tuesday for his American Hockey League Now if they can only find enough blockers to give plemental draft. Tight end Willie Williams of LSU was given or loaned money or gifts to players in order to sign team to play in die Springfield Civic Center. ------O’Brien and Elason time to find him. chosen in the ninth round by Phoenix; defensive back The deal wi the Maryland-based company that » Z them. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Moore, who had a year of Ricky Martin, who told the NFL he attended two junior operates the Springfield Civic Center was the last hurdle 11 Newman’s still eligibility left at Syracuse, was taken by the Jets with the colleges and Grambling, wasn't taken. for the Whalers move of their AHL affiliate to Pensec takes cycling lead third overall pick in 'Riesday’s supplemental draft. He is Moore finished his career at Syracuse with 106 recep­ projected as a bookend to 6-4 A1 Toon on a team that Springfield for the 1990-91 season. From Page 21 MONT BLANC, France (AP) — Ronan Pcnsec of tions in three sca.sons. He set school records with 2,122 The Whalers are expected to name Jim Roberts as the also drafted 6-6 Reggie Rembert and still has 6-5 Chris France took the overall lead of the Tour de France from yards and 22 touchdowns, and last season caught 53 pas­ coach of their AHL affiliate. Earlier this week Whalers’ hot in Twi play Burkett. Canada’s Steve Bauer, who led from the opening stage. ses for 1,064 yards and nine TDs. general manager Ed Johnston said an agreement between “You look at him physically, he reminds you of Toon,” to run a study hall for those in the baseball program. taking eight or nine teams to conference titles or NCAA 'Thierry Claveyrolet of France won the 73.5-mile stage One reservation some teams had about him was speed, the Whalers and Roberts was “98 percent done.” Baylock is still involved in keeping his athletes head­ tournaments, the basketball team to the Final Four, and General Manager Dick Steinberg said of Moore, whose By HERALD STAFF that began in Geveva and ended on Mont Blanc, selection will cost the Jets next year’s first-round pick. although Steinberg said the Jets timed him at 4.4 seconds ing toward their academic degree. But now he’s not the football into the I-AA championship game and winning for the 40-yard dash on Syracuse’s artificial turf. In a Dawson gets new contract it. Europe’s highest peak. “He may have a belter deep bursL but A1 is probably only one. And the fund-raising that any university needs VERNON — If you ask Newman Lincoln-Mercury workout for several reams on a wet and windy day at the CHICAGO (AP) It will be a day that will live “(We’re talking about) Taking fund-raising to another The 10th stage was marked by difficult climbs, includ­ more of a threat after the catch.” to keep itself afloat in today’s troubled economy, espe­ manager Gene Johnson about the slow start and the cur­ ing one of 4,600 feet. On that ascenu Penscc broke away Jets' camp last month, he ran a 4 J8 and a 4.54. forever in the memory of Andre Dawson. level. Dee (Rowe) has done an unbelievable job (in 'The selection is a homecoming for Moore, who grew cially a Slate-funded school, has been taken to another The Associated Press “It’s hard to find a negative about him,” Steinberg Dawson celebrated his 36ih birthday on TUesday by fund-raising) But he’ll be the first to Uill you we need to rent winning streak of his club, he’ll say it’s only natural. with a group that included 1988 winner Pedro Delgado of up 2>/2 miles from the Jets’ uaining base in Hempstead, level. said. “He’s smart, big for the position and we’re getting signing a one-year contract through 1991 with an option lake it to another level. Not more of the same, but bet­ “My past teams have been notorious slow starters and Spain and 1989 winner Greg LeMond. TO THE JETS — Wide receiver Ron N.Y. and used to watch the Jets practice from outside the Going to another level made the marriage between the Pensec finished 16th, 2 minutes, 29 seconds behind him a year in advance. It’s easy to overanaly/c .someth­ year for 1992 with the Chicago Cubs, prior to playing in ter,” Perkins summed up. fa.st finishers. Maybe we’re staying true to form,” John­ fence as both a high school and college player. In fact, it university and Perkins. Claveyrolet. Bauer smuggled home almost two minutes Moore, shown in a file photo, decided to ing like this, but when a player like Rob is available, you his seventh All-Star game. Only a crystal ball can tell you where UConn athletics son, 28-year veteran skipper, said after TTiesday night’s was Toon he looked at most of all. forgo his final year at Syracuse and was take him." “It’s a very joyous occasion,” said Dawson, “the All- 11-6 victory over the Vernon Orioles in Henry ftuk in behind Penscc. “He gave me some things 1 took back to Syracuse and “They’ve had a lot of success here, six championships is headed. Pensec look the overall lead by 50 seconds over Morore also plays the position where the Jets, 4-12 last Star game being here in Chicago on my birthday ... then It’s hoped that with Perkins’ guiding hand, that can be Twilight League play. tabbed as the No. 1 pick by the New York worked on,” Moore said 'Tde.sday by telephone from this year,” Perkins said. “They want to take it to another Claudio Chiappucci of Italy, with Bauer third, 1:21 be­ season, need the least help. having the contract situation resolved. It’s one of those Jets in Tuesday’s supplemental draft. Chicago, where he and agent Gary Wichard were watch­ level. Right now I don’t know what that level is. made clearer in the coming years. It was Newman’s fourth straight win, its seventh in its hind. LeMond is eighth overall, 9:52 behind. days in my career lliat will stand out.” “In the last three to four years, basketball has gone to last nine games, to peg the club at 9-8 and 18 points, Dawson, who came to the Cubs with hal-in-hand in another level. Football has gone from being just competi­ Leonard Aaster is .sporLs editor of the Manchester gorxl for a tic for fifth place in the 10-lcam circuit. The 1987 after 10 outstanding seasons with Montreal, tive to another level. What we’re talking about is maybe Herald. Orioles arc 9-8-2 with 20 points and alone in fourth King testifies at trial Is Swedish Open a comeback for Wilander or not? received $2.1 million tliis year. The new pact is es­ place. NEW YORK (AP) — Promoter Don King, comment­ timated to be at $3.3 million. ing on the conuoversy surrounding the Buster Douglas- BASTAD, Sweden (AP) — Is this the Since then, Wilander had touched a again,” he said. “It’s so difficult to aim at won the Australian and French Opens that Vernon had a 3-1 lead before Newman’s exploded for Mike 'Tyson fight in Tokyo, said he was glad it wasn’t start of a new tennis career? Or is Mats racket only twice before last week, when the top when you can’t sec it. A lot of year. Eagles sign Jim McMahon But he didn’t last long at the lop. A few nine runs in the fifth inning. Highlighting the frame were 'Tyson who got the benefit of a long count. Wilander’s retirement getting closer? he starting practicing for his comeback. patience will be needed and I hope people PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jim McMahon, the flam­ months later, Wilander was dethroned by Rain a three-run homer off the big bat of Bill Chapulis and a Afrer Douglas was knocked down in the eighth round, “1 don’t know, but 1 sure had a lot of He was admittedly worried before the will understand that.” boyant and controversial quarterback who led the Irendl. Several layoffs followed because two-run double by Keith DiYeso. the referee failed to correctly pick up the count from the fun out there today,” Wilander said after long-awaited comeback. Were the He was patient against Anderson, a Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl title, agreed to a one-year From Page 21 the motivation wasn’t there. Beneficiary of the Newman bats, which totaled 13 hits, timekeeper, and Douglas got extra seconds on the can­ dropping only three games in his come­ groundstrokes still there? How about the Swedish-bom 18-year-old who made the deal with the Philadelphia Eagles on TUesday. After dropping out of tlie top 10 last was Dave Bidwcll. The crafty veteran, notching his vas. Douglas knocked out 'Tyson in the lOlh round to win back on the slow clay at the Swedish physical condition? The fool work? There semifinals here last year. Anderson, Eagles coach Buddy Ryan, who was the Bears defen­ year, Wilander apfreared to be back when career 106th Twilight victory, struck out three and the undisputed world heavyweight title Feb. 11 in Tokyo. were many questions. ranked 99ih in the world, seemed more sive coach in 1986, the year they won the Super Bowl, “It wasn’t a hitlers’ duel. It was a tough hitrers’ night “When you put an All-Star squad together with 10 of Open. he reached the semifinals of the walked one in going the distance. He’s 4-2 this year. King said he did protest after the eighth round, but he The 25-year-old Swede, whose seven 'The answers? nervous. Wilander made him make the said the 30-year-old McMahon is expected to serve as a with the weather,” Dykslra said. the best pitchers in the game, you’re going to have a lot Au.stralian Ojkmi in January. Grand Slam singles triumphs in the 1980s “1 have a long way to go,” Wilander mistakes. backup for Randall Cunningham. “The rain put a damper on everything," Clark said. of low-scoring games,” Boggs said. Mike Charter was 3-for-4 with three RBI, Tony Gal- insisted he never asked that the outcome be reversed. Then, on the hardcourts at Indian lucchio 2-for-2 with an RBI and Chris Petersen 2-for-3 Douglas and Johnson have sued King in federal toutI was matched only by Ivan Lendl, beat said. “But 1 played at least twice as good Wilander, now ranked 29th in the Ryan said McMahon was ready to play second siring. ‘TTie wind didn’t hurt everybody as much a the rain did. 'There hasn’t really been high-scoring All-Star game world, has not set any goals, but he says Wells, Calif., Wilander lost in the first with an RBI for Newman’s. in Nevada, contending he breached their promotional Johan Anderson of Australia 6-0, 6-3 today as 1 did in practice last week. “We have no problems,” he said. “He wants to be an When it’s raining, the lights light up the rain and make it since 1979, when the NL won 7-6 in Seattle. Not that the he is looking forward to the U.S. Open. round to fellow Swede Jan Gunnarsson. “The big thing is that Charter and DiYeso arc hitting contract by trying to get the result reversed. 'Ihat suit has 'Riesday in his first match in five months. Wilander wasn’t confident as he began Eagle.” hard to see.” players aren’t trying. “Of course, the U.S. Open is my big He also lost his motivation. Again. the ball, and Petersen is starting to hit the ball, too,” been stayed, pending the outcome of the New York trial. Lack of motivation and personal preparations for his comeback in this The move will not affect Cunnin^am. Boston third baseman Wade B o ^ was one of the few “We expected it to be a pitchers’ game,” Dawson said south Swedish town, where he scored goal,” said Wilander, whose five-.set vic­ "1 had no motivation. It wasn’t fun to with full knowledge of wliat happens when the wind Johnson said of the recent surge. King contends Douglas and Johnson breached their problems forced Wilander into the longest “Randall doesn’t need to be motivated. He’s going to who didn’t have trouble. Then again, he has a .352 career most of his early junior victories. tory over Lendl there in 1988 made him play anymore and I was forced to take a take us to the Super Bowl,” Ryan said. “He’s our quarter­ average and eight consecutive seasons with an average comes in off the lake. “One of these years, we’ll give the Newman’s is back in action 'Tlmrsday at 7 p.m. when contract by having the Mirage hotel-casino in Las Vegas layoff of his career. He played his last break. 1 don’t regret it.” match Feb. 5, in California. “It feels like I’m starting all over the world’s top-ranked player. He also back.” over .300. He said he expected the pitchers to dominate. fans a thriller.” it hosts the Fjist Hartford Jets at Moriarty Field. promote a bout with Evander Holyfield. 24—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 11.1990 ^ ^ ^ What's News Sports teams said can do better in minority hiring Thursday ...... ____1______^ ...oc Iivptive fj>nacitvcapacity after they retire. grounds,” Lapchick said. “We have the 1989 season began and he was The report said National Leagiw J irony was (that) without his state­ The report excluded the NHL, joined by Toronto’s Cito Gaston By HOWARD ULMAN ment, we wouldn’t have taken a seen improvement and change since president Bill White, who is blact saying that league had just 13 black before it ended. Both returned this LOCAL NEWS INSIDE The Associated Press players in its 73-year history, a num­ look or made the progress we’ve Campanis.” hired Larry Doby and Joe Black, While the U.S. population is 12 season. anrhf atpr HrralJi ber unlikely to change significantly had.” both of whom are black, for his ^ BOSTON — Led by the NBA, Lapchick’s report said the NBA percent black, in the most recently “This marks the first time in the because few blacks play youth hock­ history of pro sports that there is a fice. The Boston Red Sox also ■ Housing Authority buys the three majw team sports in the made greater racial progress in the completed seasons the percentage of Elaine Weddington as baseball s ey. black head coach in all three major United States are making progress in Despite progress in the other three past year than major league baseball black players was 75 percent in the first black woman assistant general six duplexes. Page 7. NBA, 60 percent in the NFL and 17 sports,” the report said. Manchester, Conn. ~ A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents hiring minorities, but more can be sports, Lapchick said Tuesday, and the NFL, but that all three did manager. Thursday, July 12,1990 done to bring blacks into administra­ better than society at large. percent in major league baseball, It also said “1989-90 marked a “There’s always room for improve­ significant year for minority oppor­ tive jobs, the author of a report on ment. In the front office area, there’s Lapchick said. The report praised commissioners ■ Sears store at mall tunity and advancement in the front the subject says. no question that we’re looking In its “ 1990 Racial Report Card,” The report said the percentage of Paul Tagliabue of the NFL and Fay toward increasing those numbers as the study gave the NBA an “A,” the black players in the NR. and NBA office,” noting that the NBA has had Vincent of major league baseball, damaged in fire. Page 7. And, while blacks do better in all rapidly as possible.” NFL and major league baseball a remained unchanged the past two the best record with the only three but said (the NBA’s) “David Stem three sports than in society at large, black general managers in those He added that A1 Campanis’ 1987 “C+” and society a “C-.” In terms of years, while the percentage in major still has the best rewrd of all the ■ Thompson announces Asbestos "the black high school athlete still sutement that blacks might lack improvement from the 1988 to the league baseball is lower “than at any sports. commissioners” in involving has a better chance of becoming an necessities for sports management 1989 .seasons, the NBA received an time in recent years.” In the NFL, “the percentage of re-election bid. Page 7. attorney or a doctor than a profes­ blacks who are employed in front minorities. jobs generated greater study and “A,” the N R. a “B,” and major In the NBA, the number of head “While a sense of despair and sional player,” Richard Lapchick’s office positions is small compared to progress in minority hiring. league baseball a “C+.” Society got coaches increased from five to six hopelessness permeates many urban blacks playing the game,” the report report said. “Our head was in the sand” a “D+” for the same period. from 1988-89 to 1989-90. The NR. communities because of a general closes said. “However, an official of the before Campanis made his statement “The reasons the grades were as got its first black head coach in desperation of life style,” the report Coventry arrest made He is director of Northeastern high as they were in some areas was modem limes. Art Shell of the Los NFL maintained that not many on network television, costing him concluded, “all three pro sporU con­ COVENTRY — Police arrested a Vernon man University’s Center for the Study of because we put this in the persp>ec- Angeles Raiders, last season. Bal­ players, minorities or non­ his executive position with the Los tinued to improve opportunities for Wednesday in connection with an assault on a local Sport in Society, which issued the tive of society, and when you do timore’s Frank Robinson was the minorities, attain or perhaps even I report covering the NBA, NFL and Angeles Dodgers, Lapchick said. seek, employment in an administra­ blacks in the period surveyed.” woman. - “In the world of ironies, Campanis’ that, pro sports leap out as higher only black baseball manager when MHS hall OKA, Quebec (AP) — Mohawk major league baseball. Robert J. Gray, 30, was charged with third degree-assault and first-degree reckless endanger- warriors dug in and reinforced their ment for an incident that occurred in town on June barricades with wrecked cars and 18. He was released on a $2,500 cash bond By NANCY FOLEY men after fighting police over a golf scheduled to appear July 24 in Rockville Superior Manchester Herald course addition the Indians say Court. encroaches on tribal land. The woman, whose identity is protected because MANCHESTER —School officials along with A police officer died Wednesday SCOREBOARD she is a victim, told police that she was walking members of the town building committee have decided morning when the 4-month-old dis­ along North School Street when she was ap­ to immediately close down the Bailey auditorium at pute between natives and this town near Montreal escalated into a gun- 1973 — National, 7-1 proached by a man who asked her for directions. Manchester High School, following testing that RMartinez 1972 — National, 4-3 When slie walked away, he came after her and showed unacceptable levels of asbestos. battle. DMartnaz 1971 — American, 6-4 Rec soccer At a press conference this morning, John Salcius, Both sides accused each other of Viola 1970 — National, 5-4, 12 innings knocked hCT down, police said. And when she ran Baseball DSmith 1969 — National, 9-3 way from him, he followed her in his car and tried director of health for the town, said there was no im­ opening fire first. Brantley, L 1968 — National, 1-0 to run her over, but she escaped by hiding in a mediate danger from the asbestos and that students had About 100 police had moved to Dibble 1967 — National. 2-1, 15 innings Pee Wee dismantle the barricade of cement Myers 1 1 0 0 2 0 not been harmed by exposure. 1 0 0 0 0 0 1966 — National, 2-1,10 innings Meteors 4 (Bradley Dorau 3, Matthew Barry), ditch, police said. American League standings JoFranco 1965 — National, 6-5 blocks and barbed wire the Indians 9 7 2 2 7 5 Jets 2 (Seth Ackerman. Andrew Swenson) But new, stricter, federal guidelines consider what Totals 1964 — National, 7-4 Jaguars 2 (Jimmy Buckley, Joey LoRoy). the level would be if the asbestos were removed, and had built on the access road to the w L Pet. GB SCORE BY INNINGS 1963 — National, 5-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 — 2 Mustangs 0 disputed land but were driven back Boston 46 36 .561 — American 1962 — National. 3-1 Grain mill din under that standard the level found was unacceptable, Toninto 47 38 .553 National 1962 — American. 9-4 by 200 armed Mohawks in war aumpire Ed Montague signals Goodwin21, Mike O lea ry 19) ^ He reportedly was disoriented and also complained mlks back on course and chris­ Thursday's Games Dawson rl Toronto, 60; DParker. Milwaukee, 56; McGwire, be all that easy. mit, along with a NATO gather­ deered earth mover to crush the Strawberry rl BCI 69 (Matt Vaughn 24, Gary Grodzicki 10), of chest pains while being taken to a Los Angeles New >txk at Cincinnati, 2, 5:35 p.m to the ground crew to cover the field during a seventh inning Oakland, 56; Leonard, Seattle, 55; Canseco, tened a new era of economic Indians 35 (Rodney Crockett 10) It may be difficult to prevent members of the public ing in London last week, saw vehicles, forming a barricade on a San Diego at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Sabo 3b Oakland. 54; BJackson, Kansas City, 49. hospital. cooperation with the Soviet DSmith p downpour which resulted in a 68-min'ute delay during the from smoking at football games, concerts and other Bush and his Western colleagues Montreal at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Pitching (7 Decisions) Back in Washington, Barry’s office said the Union in a summit President hill across the main highway Loa Angalsa at Chicago, 8:05 p.m. Brantley p BJonos, Chicago, 10-1, .909; Boranguor, public events held on school grounds, said Richard A. groping for ways to keep pace through the region. Dibble p 61st All-Star Game Tuesday night at Chicago s Wngley mayor had suffered a flarcup o f a hiatal hernia. Bush says has strengthened “free Philadelphia at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Minnesota, 6-1, .857; Welch, Oakland, 13-3, Cormier, director of special education and pupil per­ with the challenge of a world in Their position overlooked a San Frandaco at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m Bonilla 1b Field. They were able to complete the game, with the .813; King, CHcago. 8-2, .800; Stieb, Toronto, Transactions wills and free markets for all Scioscia c 11-3, .786; Clemens. Boston, 12-4. .750; transition. police roadblock at the bottom of sonnel for the schools. mankind.” Olson c American League stars winning, 2-0. Higuera, Milwaukee, 6-2, .750; RJohnson, In May, the school voted to ban smoking on school Bush said his summit partners All-Star expanded box OSmith as the hill. Seattle. 9-3, .750; Wells, Toronto, 6-2, .750. BASEBALL Medicare losing millions Bush, before returning to DMartirrez p grounds. This week, the administration presented “all left feeling good” at the end Elkas, the security minister, American League Washington early today, declared Bonds If 1970 — Carl Wstrzemski, Boston, AL WASHINGTON (AP) The Medicare program AL 2, NLO 1 (ties AL 3, NL 2, 1985). National League leaders DETROIT TIGERS—Signed Tony Clark out- specific language for a policy to be placed in the Board of the Houston meeting. rushed back from his vacation to Armstrortg p 1969 — Willie McCovey, San Francisco, NL his meeting with the six other b a t t in g s u m m a r y Fewest earned runs, game — 0, National pays at least $400 million aimually for medical ser­ FIMartinaz p 1968 — Willie Mays. San Francisco, NL fiokjoT. of Education policy book. The leaders agreed, despite brief Robert Bourassa, the AMERICAN League (previously done eight times; last by Q AB R1 H Pet. National League vices that should instead be covered by private in­ leaders of the world’s richest na­ TGwynn ph ab r h 2b 3b hrrbl 1967 — Tony Perez, Cincinnati. NL 74 289 57 104 .360 CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with The policy sUlcs: “It sluill be the policy of the what British Prime Minister Mar­ province’s premier. The province’s Larkin ss AL, 1987). 1966 — Brooks Ftobinson, Baltinwro, AL Dykstra Phi surance plans, a federal official told a Senate sub­ tions had not only been a success, RHendersonll 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fewest extra base hits, game — 0, National E^nds Pit 73 262 55 89 .340 Andre Dawson, outfioldor. on a one-year con­ Board of Education that no smoking or other use of garet Thatcher called some native affairs Minister, John Ciac- 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 1965 — Juan Marichal. San Frarcisco, NL .335 but “it has been a celebration.” Guillen ss 27 10 League (previously dorre nine times, last by NL, Sondborg Chi 83 334 67 112 tract committee Wednesday. 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 Totals 1964 — John Callison, Philadelphia. NL tobacco products be allowed on school property at any “lough discussions," to broad cia, refused to meet reporters. Boggs 3b 1989). Dawson Chi 78 281 45 91 .324 BASKETBALL “In Houston, the presidents 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1963 — Willie Mays, San Francisco, NL Michael Mangano, a deputy inspector general at a-Gruber 3b McGeo StL 63 331 53 106 .320 National Basketball Association lime; on any uansporlalion provided by the Board of cuts in farm subsidies, which arc Earlier in the week, he had 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 All-Star game records 1962 — x-Leon Wbgner, Los Angeles, AL and prime ministers who lead the Canseco rl All-Star MVPs Gant Ad 71 258 50 82 .318 DETROIT PISTONS-Agroed to terms with the Department of Health and Human Services, tes­ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 INDIVIDUAL 1962 — x-Maury Wills. Los Angelos, NL Education; or during the course of any trip or activity at the heart of long-festering pleaded with the Oka Town Council CRipken ss Milcholl SF 73 276 55 86 .312 Chuck Daly, coach, on a multiyear contract largest industrialized Records Set 1990 — Julio Franco, Texas, AL x-Iwo games tified the money is b m g lost because the Medicare 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alomar SD 79 322 40 100 .311 PHOENIX SUNS—Announced they will not sponsored by the Board of Education.” charges of unfair trade practices to pul its plans for the golf course 1-Bell If Most pitching appoarances, American 1989 — Bo Jackson, Kansas City, AL program does not ensure that companies that insure democracies met to build a world TGwynn SD 79 318 47 99 .311 oHer a contract to Mike McGee, guard, making Republican school board member Thonuis Sheridan Qrlltey ct League — 7, Dave Sdeb, Toronto (1980-8I, 1988 — Terry Sleinbach, Oakland, AL All-Star game results among the allies. expansion on hold. BHatchor Cin 73 287 36 88 .307 him an unrestricted free agent people who also receive Medicare pay the primary beyond llic Cold War,” the presi­ FPuchettcl 1983-85, 1988, 1990). 1987 — Tim Raines, Montreal. NL scoffed at the idea that the administration will be able “Coming after last week’s very Bourassa blamed the violence on 1986 — Roger Clemens, Boston, AL 1990 ■ American, 2-0 LarlOn Cin 79 309 45 95 .307 SEATTLE SUPERSONICS—Announced the dent told a farewell party in his McOwIre 1b Records Tied • American, 5-3 Home Runs cost of their medical bills. fielde r 1b 1985 — LaMarr HoyL San Diego. NL 1989 - resignation of Bernio BickerslaH, vice presidont to monitor teachers on an extended field trip and know successful NATO summit, which the Mohawks: “What we saw this Most stolen bases, game — 2. Kelly Gruber, - American, 2-1 Sandberg, Chicago, 24; Mitchell, San Fran­ He estimated the aimual loss at between $400 adopted hometown. SAIomarc 1984 — Gory Carter, Montreal, NL 1988- of basketball operations. if they were violating the smoking ban. look a major stride towards a Toronto (previousty done by Willie Mays, San - National, 2-0, 13 innings cisco, 21; Strawberry, Now York, 21; Bonilla, morning was revolting and in­ Thigpen p 1983 — Fred Lynn, Calitornia, AL 1987- FC30TBALL million and $600 million based on 1988 data, but He declared the summit Frartoisco, 1963). 1986- - American, 3-2 Pittsburgh, 19; Dawson, Chicago, 19; GDavis, Cormier responded testily dial it would be difficult tolerable.” )-Trsmmell ph 1982 — Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati, NL paruicrs had managed “to uphold 1985- - National, 6-1 Houston, 19; Gant Atlanta, 17; MaV/illiams, National Football League added, “that is a very conservative estimate.” Plea.se see SUMMIT, page 6 Finley p CLUB 1981 — Gary Carter, Montreal. NL 1984- - National, 3-1 San Francisco, 17. DENVER BHONCX)S—Signed Jarrod Green Plea.se see TRIBEi, page 6 Eckar^p Records Set 1980 — Ken GriHey, Cincinnati, NL Sen. William R (^ R-Dcl., ranking member of 1983- - American, 13-3 Runs Batted In and Darryl TlHmaa wide receivora. Plea.se .see POLICY, page 6 Sax 2b Fewest hiu. game, one league — 2, National 1979 — Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, NL LOS ANGELES HAMS—Signed Stephen the Senate Government Affairs’ investigations sub­ Saberhagen p 1978 — Steve Garvey. Los AngeloB, NL 1982- - National. 4-1 MaWilliams, San Francisco, 69; Bonds, Pit­ League (previous record 3, three limes; last by - National, 5-4 Bates, linebacker. committee. said other estimates put the loss as high h-ftirriahc 1977 — Don Sutton, Los Angeles, NL 1981 ' tsburgh, 62; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 61; WCIark, AL 1968). - National, 4-2 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Agreed to terms VM chp 1976 — George Foster, Cincinnati, NL 1980- San Francisco. 61; JCartor, San Diego, 59; as $1 billion a year and called the problem “ab­ Most pitchers, game, one league — 9. Na- 1979 - National, 7-6 Dawson. Chicago, 57; Sandberg, Chicago, 57; with Jim McMahon, quartertiack, on a one-year a-Jacotay ph ttonal League (previous record 8, ftve times, last 1975 — Bill Madlock, Chicago, NL. and John 1978 - National, 7-3 Strawberry, Now VbrK 56. contract solutely astounding.” Stieb p by AL, 1989). Maltack, New Itork. NL PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed Richard 1974 — Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, NL 1977 - National, 7-5 Pitching (7 Decisions) d-JuFranco 2b Records Tied Bell, mming bock. Whivod Adrian Jones, defen­ 1973 — Bobby Bonds. San Francisco. NL 1976 - National, 7-1 Sampon, Montreal, 7-1, 875; Burkett, Son Convention Totals Most stolen bases, game, one league — 4, 1975 - National, 6-3 Francisco. 52, .818; Viola, Now York, 13-3, sive back. American League (ties NL, 1984). 1972 — Joe Morgan, Cincinnati. NL PHOENIX CARDINALS-Signed Donnie Gay conservative speaks NATIONAL 1971 — Frank Robinson, Baltimore. AL 1974 - National. 7-2 .813; Armstrong. Cincinnati, 11-3, .786; Cook, Most stolen bases, both dubs — 5; AL 4. NL Riley, running back, and Ken McMIchal, h 2b Philadelphia. 5-2. .714; Heaton. Pittsburgh. ■b r I i h t i 7* k I V WASHINGTON (AP) — Marvin Licbman, a 4 0 154, .714; Tudor. SL Louis, 7-3, .700; Drabok, Dyksva cf TAMPA BAY BUCCANEEHS-Agreed to father o f the modem conservative movement, is 3 0 Pittsburgh, 9-4, .692; RMartinez, Los Angelos, Sandberg 2b terms with Terry Anthony, wide receiver. counting on RAIomar 2b 1 0 9-4, .692 helping smash gay stereotypes by publicly declar­ X WCtarklb 3 0 HOCKEY ing his homosexuality, according to gay political M yarip 0 0 National Hockey League JoFrafKO p 0 0 NEW YORK RANGERS—Traded Simon leaders. FWilliaim ph 1 0 Wheeldon, center, to the Winnipeg Jets for Liebman revealed his homosexuality this month Marcus Mitohallf 2 0 Brian McReynolds, cenler. in the pages of William F. Buckley’s conservative Viola p 0 0 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Fired Andy Mur­ WtaHach3b 2 0 xI m homework? RbTiO TE Calendar ray. assistant coach. National Review and The Advocate, a Los An- Dawson rl 2 0 li AtTMrIcan Hockey League gelcs-bascd gay magazine. 1 0 NEWMARKET SAINTS-Named Frank Arv By RICK SANTOS Strawberry rl UA60E. In an interview Wednesday, Liebman, said he Sabo 3b 2 0 Today zalone cocKh. 66, Manchester Herald DSmith p 0 0 Baaeball decided to announce he’s gay because he sees signs Brantley p 0 0 +7T-X+y+Z+ Windsor Locks at Manchester Legion (Moriar- that the political right is becoming dangerously Dibblep 0 0 ly Field), 7 p.m. MANCHF.STER — The fioor of the stare Bonilla 1b 1 0 JC-Courant Junior Division: Thao's Res Radio, TV bigoted. Democratic convention iliis weekend in Harilord is Sciotcia c 2 0 taurant (Rockville) at General CM (Eagle Field). sure to be coated with activity. From afar, die can­ kOlson c 1 0 6 p.m. OSmitti s« 1 0 didate’s runners chasing down delegates will look DMartinaz p 0 0 Thursday Today somctliing like ants, scrambling for crumbs of food. Borxis H 1 0 i - Baaeball Arrmtiong p 0 0 Twilight League: East Hartford at Newman's 4 p.m. — Olympic Festival: Minulc-to-minuie details about the floor action Judy Harlllng/Mancn««Mr HurM RMartinez p 0 0 (Moriarty Field), 7 p m. Water jrolo, ESPN Inside Today... must be relayed to the headquarters of die can­ b-TGwynn ph 0 0 JC-Courant Senior Diviston: Cieneral Oil at didates, so campaign organizers will know when it CONVENTION COMMUNICATORS — Marcus Communication of Manchester is providing c-Lerkin ss 0 0 South Wirxlsot. 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Royals at Orioles, Dunston ss 2 0 'h ESPN will be most beneficial to call for voles. almost all the walkie-talkie and communication equipment at the state Democratic Conven­ Touts 29 0 Friday Thai’s why almost every Dcmocrdlic candidate Baseball 8 p.m. — World Basketball 20 pages, 4 sections tion this weekend. Pictured here, from left, are company president Bruce Marcus and en­ RTCHING SUMM Cl MarKhoster Legion at Windsor (Southwest League Slam Dunk, 3-point American LYirk), 5:45 p.m. 9 Plcu.se sec MARCUS, page 6 gineers Stephen Eppler and Frank Axiak. h r er bbao shootout, SportsChannel BuslneM. 5 Lottery Ip Nabon/Wbrld 2 .3 2 1 0 0 0 1 8:30 p.m. — World Basketball Classified. 1 4 -1 6 Welch Saturday 9 2 0 0 0 1 1 Baseball League All-Star Game, SiwrtsChan- Comics _ 10 O bituaries Stieb 4 Saberhagen. W 2 0 0 0 0 1 South Windsor at MarKhoster Legion (Moriar- Discover. 11 O pinion 0 0 0 0 1 nel Thigpon 1 U- ly Field). 1 p m. 12 S ^ r ts 1 7 -20 0 0 0 1 1 9 p.m. — Baseball: Triple A All- Fooai. FIniey 1 LogaU^ts 7 -9 Television 10 SerWng Manchester Area Over 109 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 1 1 0 0 0 1 Sunday Eckersley, S 2 0 0 2 6 Star Game, MSG, NESN Toiata 9 / - r i V Baseball MarKhoster Legion at Stafford (StaHord 10:30 p.m. — Olympic Festival: National High), 2 p.m. Boxing finals (taped), ESPN h r er bbao •P 1 0 0 0 2 Armstrong 2

l i x