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Lo yn o KafrtSftfKM The braeharte Mas not yet been to give Joyner the information w M ostly Ooody tonlglic wM i a 4 » pentM drafted b y T M AdmHS Aic., the the next few days. ■dvertlsInr ilriBhIrodtohefplHthe Datyfte over a month of coatrae- n it in another move dhsigued to WedAjWfcy wfOi • 4» p«K«m tmmet i pnMleity campnfgii. ft is to be en grn M threats o f « compisMC to limit access, the dfrectonr agreed t^omtnj R g ^ IB d w midWte l i t . honed on the results of neontrover- s ^ o A lr ia ls , Oie Eighth UtmtWs Monday at their meetiiv in the sfal M il fhiisbed earlier this month Eighth Dtatrlct fliYMouae to allow DMllaBOardofDlrectorndifoMhf b y, the — firfliw . sfinSS * w « t y to pTMlBce a brechore only JOyner and LnBisne the “me rewfts o f that survey have opportunity to examine and aw oSouf the negative effects ft says » not yet been oompned, aecordhigto peteamd Town Charter change p r a w a draft version o f the Eighth DMrfet President Walter brochure. NtnfewiMMMR Ctemfy t<>HlgiitiHtha4i>pew«iit tea a possible m erger with the Joyner. “Theamvey ashed about 300 cfcajw of iliow«n. Lows M to «. C k ^ A B i g C M R towawoald produce. rorideau outside o f the Eighth “fliat decision comes in light o f W M ^ay with a S» poKcm diMiee of iAow«n. Sdentista from all over the world have flocked fo 'thedecisiM, reached byconeen- District their opinions o f the disdoonre that attorney Ifohert M lfh* 7h to 75. sw «r n special meeting; cssne independeat ntmty authority and Bletehman, bead of the pro-district witness the fastest-moving glacier in recent history — oflw* legal counsel JOhnD. ta te tu the Hubbard glacier in Yakntat, Alaska. (JnKke most whether they would support rem- citizen advocacy group ETEAL, or Jr. ndslned board members that ovtaig the dtotrict's veto power. Stop Tampering with the EightiTs Coaotal forteaot glaciers, which move only a few inches per day, the the Bwchare would be legal as long JOyner taritiany refosed to dis- American Liberties, was giyien a speedy Hubbard has been flowing at a daily rate of as ft did not encourage voters to elooe what qoestiona were being copy of the pollingqiicstloMs before opjM e the chayfoiL change, which • J f f * *2S!? *• ’ ^■*** **•"’ aad about 40 FEET! Experts say existing glaciers contain aaked wMIe the survey was being t h ^ were made public. MoataakPMM: Winds southwest increasing to IS to w fflte th e s u b j^ o fa referendum Joyner said that by Hmfting HbnauaomuayFkeo question N o v .^ '^ ^ condueted drasite requests by the 0 knote today with higher gusts especially in enough water to fill the Mediterranean basin six times. Manchester liernid and a com­ access of the draft brochure to only FRONTS: Dhtier etatle law, tax money afternoon and evening decreasing to IS to ISImots If all of these glaciers melted, London, New York, and ??***. WcCEYHflggiv, Miambiad for opening of Damoeratio plaint filed wltii the state ProedOm himself and LaBelle, ft would be by Wednesday morning and occasionally becoming Paris would be flooded. M^hwfer, a eernMete for re-electtoft cannot be used tofondapeHticalor of Information Commissfcw by the less likely the information on the Warm.^^ CofdL^ heedguartafa at 200 Main St. Monday parHean publicity campaign. Tax variable IS knots or less Wednesday. Noy, 4, •pggki to about flO Damoerata Journal Inquirer. But the questions draft — which he contended also Seas increasing to 2 to S feet this afternoon and DO YO U K NO W — What is the name fo r the ridges of nigtit. dollars can be used only If the were released on Sept, is by the would not be public information — Showers Rain Flurries Snow material is Judged objective. S O c c K x le d .^ ^ Stationary i averaging 3 feet this evening then l to 2 feet late debns glaciers deposit as they move? advertising firm employee who would be disclosed. Approval of the] referenduni tonight and Wednesday. conducted the survey. William Sleftb, bead o f the MONDAY’S ANSWER — Cigsrstts smoking helps esuss quMtion would eliminate the ^ a n c e of a few scattered thunderstorms tonight A hearing was held Monday on Committee for Charter Revision, a •b ou t 30 percent o f all lung-cancer deaths. Eighth District’s power to veto a Srrtr'2 n^ekuS aJSiJI are forecast lor the northern and and Wednesday. Oemocrata back In old HQ the Journal Enquirer’s PO f Com­ citizens’ group that favors elimi­ 9-30-86 merger with the town. Placing the Vlsibiltty occasionally around 3 miles in hate Knowl«l|r« Unlimit«d, Inc. I9H6 mission complaint, and a decision nating the district’s veto power, ^ northern Piaina on Wednesday. Showers <|ue«lon on the ballot is viewed as today and l to 3 miles or less in patchy fog tonight ^ AfAloxOiroin lO X O l is expected m a week to to days, a has said his organization is consid­ are also expected from east Texas to northern New England!' iith A m m i - refloires that allocation commit­ the nrst step in an attempt to force and early Wednesday as well as In possible AfloocfataifEdH or spokeswoman said this morning. ering complaining to the state A Newspaper in Education Program M y t b e 89 OHnoerau consolidation with the town, which tnunoershoweri. tees e f legfalatora oversee spend­ Afthongh the question of whether attorney general’s office because Sponsored by ing of the fonda. ^advocated by Manchester’s the material should have opooehet from fiv* cmmR- some of the telephone polling by The Manchester Herald h m u M Gov. Wimam O’Neill for Former Mayor John Thompson, Democratic leadwsMp. made puMlc has become moot, the E Adams was done in Bletchman’s gowo. MoAebefter Domecroto •wnethlng for Mancheeter, O’Neill "A e long as It’s factual, I believe the candidate in Mancheeter’s 18th Eighth District could stm be fined law office. He has said that incident Across the nation 2 2 2 ? . 5 * Ipmiliar Maht Street hnd taken atepn to provide ft. wc should proceed fon steam," Assembly District, said: ‘This between 120 and li.iOO. raiaes the question that tax money ttmpalga beadoaarters M em ^ McCnvnnngh. who win face D l r e ^ Willard Marvin said Mon­ MM. time 1 know I ’m going to he The directors decided Monday to was not spent objectively. A stubborn frontal system that cut across the RepubHcan John ’Tacci Nov. 4, day of the brochure. successful ht the istb. make the results of the survey However, Sleim said this morn­ mid-section of the nation from west Texas to the Becaiiee of the warm weather, cited grante for sewer plant Director Samuel l/mgcst “Thompson has lost twice to agreed public once ft is received from “Ted ing a complaint was unlikely Oroat Lakes triggered thunderstorms^ heavy winds y a k e ra oaetf the front porch aa a fo«»n>vement, far n Porter Street uHh Marvin. He said as long as the Almanac incumbent Republican Elsie Adams Inc. because ft would be difficult to and more flooding in eight states. platform and the crowd lietcned tnmk aewer and for renovation of brochure would be "m y—s Swensson by cloee votes. Thisyear. legal Gary Adams, who conducted the prove the Eighth District spent tax *** Democratic Town Oieney Han aa examnlea. feeling is, put it out” ^ ^ Monday, thunderstorms produced tornadoes he win oppose independent Eddie survey, said (Ms morning he hopes dollars illegally. in Michigan and Oklahoma, while strong winds and Today Is Tuesday, Sept. 30. the powered vessel, the submarine ennirman ’Theodore R. Cumminga “J S ? pirtpamht governor 27Srd daydar o 'f 13M.— ’There“ ■ are 32 Wilson as well. P Nautilus, was commissioned by ■ ** « x a c ^ and fta extremely important that «.^**, * ' .^*'‘* reported across parts of Indiana, days left in the year. "I’m running very hard," Illinois and the Texas panhandle. the N avy at Groton, Conn. the portico of the mute Heoee." we work hard for hla re-election.’ ’ Ae cars passed, seme motorists Thompson said, tie said he would Baseball-sixed hall fell near Lubbock Texas Today’s highlight In history; In 1932, James Meredith suc­ McCavanagh aald. Tolland sewer gains backing ■heated comments. Hke to debate Swensson on issues while golfball-sited bail hit Slaton, Texas. Severe On Sept. 33, 1355, actor James ceeded on his fourth try in Donald Bates, the Democratic Dean, star of "Rebel Without a ohooted Incombent In the 9th Aaaembly but she has declined to debate. thunderstorms moved across north central Texas registering for classes at the The proposed reconstruction ef Cause,’’ "East of Eden" and District, which Ineladea the He promised to bold regular Camceci said this mornfng there is sebednfed to begin in lOoO. early Tuesday and brought wind gusts of Mmph and University of Mississippi. Tolinnd Tim pike would diarnpt a "Giant, ” was killed when his •oathweat comer of Hancbeater. office boora In Manchester if be is e great probaMIfty that some marble-sited hall. Ten years ago; Reacting to number of septic systems and septic sysfeme will be disrupted, Eighth District Director Thomas sports car collided with another •aid the party most work im ointy elected end seek input from Strong thunderstorms In Oklahoma early Tues­ reports of a pending Investiga- - increase the need for installation of though the exact number win not Landers said he favored having the automobile near Cholame, Calif to re-elect O’ Neill, hot also to constituents. ‘T win not say I’m too day brought 53 mph gusts to Enid, Okla. alongwlth2 tion. President Gerald R. Ford a aewer line despite rejection of the be known untfl fbe location of the town install new septic systems for He was 24. ‘‘lhaidta,’ ’ Meotti said. recaptore control of the General busy mth commfttM w ^ to 'ic ^ inches of rain. told reporters he had never you Informed." project by residents In March, fields Is accurately plotted. "M ore the homeowners. " I don’t tMnk ft On this date; A t ta in t Iff* opponent, incum- Assembly. ’ “Thompson said Heavy rains from showers and thunderstorms diverted any congressional cam­ Eighth Utnftlcs District President titan a few’ ’ homes win be affected, should be incumbent upon the he^ep aM cen Sen. Cnri ZImeer, He dud last-minute actions on David Cohen, the Democratic continued to produce flash flooding across parts of In 1633, the first execution In paign funds for bis personal use. Walter Joyner said Monday. be said. district to bail them out," Landers Meotti eeid that "In the last two impertant legislation aa examples ^ndtdau In the SSth Assembly the nation. Flood warnings are posted for Tuesday Am erica took place as John Five years ago; The Postal years’••I* fwwe have aeensee noUring hot Joyner said four homes on the said. Bllllngton was hanged In Ply­ of bad government by the ReMbll- ■ ^strict, said he Is kiiMklng on north side of the road would be No formal decision was made to ^on g the Black Bear H aw R iver in Oklahoma and Service announced it was raising' headline grahhiag." canjmnJortty majority in ththe e Leglelature.LegMature. But Director Samuel LongcM mouth, Mass., for fatally shoot­ doors in Manchester’s Voting Dis­ affected by the reconstruction. The sewer Tolland Turnpike. But Michl^gan s Flint River. A flood watch Is in effect the price of a first-class doibestlc Zhneer has dodiM debating In a The RepaMicana, be said, "tied said ft would be sensible to Install ing John Newcomin. trict 8, the only part of Manchester homes’ s ^ c systems are par­ Joyner said he wm have the Eighth Tuesday for south central Iowa. stamp by 2 cents, to 20 cents,. format that permits qaeatlenlog strings’ ’ around the Town Im­ the sewer line while the road Is In Ms district. He opponent Is tially located on land In front of the District’s engineering consultant. Flash flood watches are posted for parts of In 1777, the Congress of the effective Nov, 1 , f « m the public, Meotti charged. provement Plan, which givea sur­ ^ in g repaired so that the Eighth la m b e n t Republican J. Peter homes that would be u s ^ to widen Bichard Lombardi of Vernon, United States, forced to flee In James McCavanagh, the fneom- plus state funds to towns, but District does not have to tear up the Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Illinois, Michigan and One year ago; Three Soviet Pnsscas of Marlborough the road. explore the poeslbitity of obtaining Oklahoma. So much rain has already fallen In these the face of advancing British dlpfomatfl and a doctor were- newly paved thoroughfare later If "It would be wise for us to sewer federal grant money for the work. sewers are necessary. "Some­ states that ground saturation will cause more forces, moved to York. Pa. ... -r - mostly Moslem Tolland Turnpike." Joyner told the where down the line they’re g ^ g flooding, predicts the National Weather Service. In 1791, Mozart’s opera "The The town, wMoh will oversee the the first known Eighth District Board of Directors to need It (the sewer Hoe),’’ satellite Photo taken at 4 a.m. shows a Magic Flute" premiered in abduction of Soviet nationals In Some debates on, otheie off reconstruction of Tolland Tunqitlke Elsewhere In the nation, the Northeast was Vienna. Monday. He said the rcsidrata’ from the Intersection with North Longest said. ♦« « « I thunderstorms extending from the southern Plains the Lebanese capital. One of the vote against having the district dampened by scattered showers. Rain continued In 1843. Dr. William Morton of Main Street cast to Doming Street Director Joseph Tripp said the New Pnoi^ Layered clouds with embedded showers cover Soviets was found shot dead two A planned Oct. 8 debate In objected to any questioning from Install a sewer line along the road over Montana and Idaho. Fair weather was Charleston. Mass., used an Some debates are scheduled if ft goes forward over op^ftlon sewer line snouioshould oebe OUIII,huflt, DUtbut reported from the mid-Atlantic states and across days later. p ia ^ b u r y between candidates the public in the debate and that the came before the effects of the N^rthwo?* ^9^!’®'’'’ Rockies. Low clouds hug the Pacific experimental anesthetic — ether in the 4th Senatorial District Is despite the problem with (he one by a neli^horhood group, has Tolland Turnpike residents should Today’s birthdays; Former question of a moderator never was planned reconstruction were urged the Eighth fHstrfct to Install not be required to pay for the — for the first time on one of his apmrcntly off again, and each side proposed for Oct. 8. One will take known. 3 Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox Is discussed. patients. place Thursday for later telecasts a sewer line before the work Is project unless they choosifto hook 71. Actress Deborah Kerr Is 38. Is blaming the other for the Acting Town Engineer William In 1927, Babe Ruth hit his 30th cancellation. Meotti himself said Zinsser ob­ on cable TV Channel 18, the finished. The $5.1 million project Is up to the tine. Actress Angle Dickinson is 84. jected to a proposed debate format public-access channel provided by homer of the season to break his Singer Johnny Mathis Is 81. Sen. own major league record. The Incumbent state Sen. Carl with direct questions from the Cox Cable Greater Hartford. Ques­ James Sasser, D-Tenn., is 83. Zlnaser, R-Manchester, aald Mon- public. tions will be posed by reporters blow came off Washington’s Tom Singer Marilyn McCoo is 43 dav be objected to a propoaed with no public participation. Zachary In Yankee Stadium. Speaking Monday night at the Former White House News Se­ debate format with questions from opening of Manchester Demo­ Another will be held in Glaston­ In 1938, British, French, Ger­ cretary Jody Powell Is 48. the public because he did not know bury on Oct. 20. man and Italian leaders ended cratic headquarters at 200 Main who would moderate the question St., Meotti asked, "When Is Carl Both debates are being con­ MATRESS SALE the Munich Conference with a period, and he wants some control going to stand up and tell us why he ducted by the League of Women Singer Marie Osmond will decision to appease Adolf Hitler over it. Zinsser said bis campalM does not want to take questions Voters. marry recording engineer Brian William "The Refrigerator" by allowing Nazi annexation of Lottely manager, Ralph Gray, wasIS unaMeuhafiiL from the public?" Paindiris said Monday night that You doni have to have] Blosil, a publicist said. P erry fought more than a few Czechoslovakia’s Sudetenland. to------get a satisfSfactoryory Ianswer from Gray refused to agree to the Oct. 8 No date has been set for the battles on the football field In 1948, an international mil­ Nicholas Paindiris, campaign •Tm willing to me_____ lie In debate as long as questions from wedding, said Bonnie Ras­ helping the Chicago Bears win itary tribunal In Nuremberg, Connecticut daily: manager for Michael Meotti of anjf forum in any town,” [eotti the public were to be permitted, a ^a back problem to mussen, director of publicity for last year’s Super Bowl. Germany, found 22 top Nazi Glastonbury, Zinsser’s Demo­ Earlier,rill Zinsser“ ■ insisted that the CapItol-EMI America In Nash­ Now, he’s going to lend peren­ leaders guilty of war crimes. Monday: 033 cratic challenger. Meotti Initially Issued the chal­ Issue was whether there would be a lenge to debate and Zinsser ville, Tenn. nial soldier "O .I. Joe” a hand. In 1954, the first atomic- moderator capable of controlling fy enjoy the benefits of Play Four: 2001 But Paindiris said that Gray accepted. the questioning. The 2S-year-old singer has A Hasbro toy modeled after the lived In Provo, Utah, since her defensive tackle will be a promo­ a Ann mattress. 19M divorce from Steven Craig tional Item offered to consumers Rasmussen said. who buy other G.I. Joe toys and On the Light Side Crashes lead to DWI charges Osmond, a native of Ogden, merchandise, the toymaker said. Utah, had been house-hunting In Professional wrestler Sgt. A Columbia woman whose car Nashville last fall, but her plans Flying rast A spokeswoman at Manchester rear of another car, and the force of Slaughter was the first "real-life his own hand-woven Mayan went oH a south Mancbeater road Memorial Hospital said 'Iliomson to move to the country music the Impact pushed that vehicle into American hero to sign up \rith rsIsM monsy hammock, setting a new record. Uita morning was charg^' with was admitted with multiple a driveway, where It seraph the capital changed after she met G.I. Joe,” according to a recent drunken driring,Ivlr police ■■ said. BOULDER, Colo. — Mike But they planned to keep lying contusions. rear bumper of third car, accord­ Blosil, 33, In January, Ms news release. down on the Job until Wednesday. According to a police report, J*"' Rasmussen said. Rydstedt and Ken Steckllng ing to police. A police report said A spokesman for Hasbro de­ Jennifer ’^m son , 10, was dming A Manchester man faced a tde’s car also hit a utility pole and Osmond, whose brothers managed to stay laid back even Early Sept. 20, shortly after north on Bell Street at about 0:30 clined to disclose terms of the In the face of 130 mph winds. variety ot charges this morning fence during the- course of the formed the pop group The deal with Perry, who will have beginning their challenge, winds a.m. Thomson told police she after his car hit two parked cars on Rydstedt, 18, and Steckllng. 25, accident. Osmonds, Is known for such his own battle weaponry and of more than 100 mph struck this looked down to change a cassette Bissell Street, police said. ■aid that by 8;08 a.m. Monday country hits as "P a p er Roses" MARIE OSMOND "REFRIGERATOR" PERRY biography card. city nestled at the foot of the tape and her car left the road. Kevin Ide, 24, ot 107 Spruce St., Witnesses told police the driver and "Meet Me In Montana." • • tries it again they had spent 196 hours each in Rocky Mountains. Police aald the car hit a tree and was charged with possession of left the scene, ami Ide was found at . . . a combat role then rolled over. cocaine, operating under the Influ­ his bouse. Police said they followed Today’s quotas Thomson told paramedics she ence of liquor or drugs, operating a trail of vehicle fluids from the An actor directs ite that lands in a small town, Department of Mass Communi­ had been drinking and alcohol was while under suspension and evad­ accident to the Spruce Street stars Claude Akins and WII .,“ We «*Wn’t give In, they Manchester Herald detected on her breath, the police 4 ^ cation at St. Bonaventure Uni­ blinked. ’ — Prealdent Reagan ing responsibility. The Incident driveway and noticed that Ide’s car Actor David Keith will be very Wheaton. report aald. Police said they found occurred at 12; 84 a m., police said. had extensive front-end damage. S versity. was established to honor discussing the result of negotia­ familiar with the surroundings Keith, who majored in speech USPS 327-500 an empty liquor bottle In the car Police said Ide was eastbound on CBS News correspondent Dou­ tions for the release of American VOL. CV, No. 307 Police said they found suspected when he n^akes his directorial and theater at the University of PublishaO daily except Sunday along with four prescription-drug BIsaell Street when he sldeswiped a glas Edwards. newsman NIcholaa DanlloH from SuOOMted carrier rates are 31.50 cocaine and related paraphernalia debut on the movie "The Farm.” Tennessee, has appeared in such end cer^inI holldayt u,by mathe man­Man- weekly, 30.50 lor one month, 318.25 bottles. parked car. His car then hit the the Soviet Union. -eater Publlahing Co.. 18 Brainerd In tde’s pocket. The setting for the science movies as ”An Officer and a Edwards has anchored a dally for three months, ^ . 5 0 for six "Well. I think you can truly Piece, Mancheeter. Conn. 08040 months and 377.00 for one year. fiction movie will be Keith’s Gentleman," ’’The Rose” and network television news broad­ SMond cleee p o e t^p a id at Man- relax.” — Richard Comba, U.S. Mill ritis ars ivillabli on rsquott. 139-acre farm north of Tellico "The Great Santinl” cast since 1048, longer than any cheater. Conn. POSTMASTER' Plains, Tenn. other broadcast Journalist. He Charges D’Affaires in Moscow Send addreee changee to the Man- cheater Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ 9 Joined CBS in 1942. talking to NIcholna DanlloH at From Nature’s Museum... "W hen I was offered this cheeter, Conn. 00040. project, I was told it took place in the Moscow airport after Danl- To place a claaainad or display advartlaamant, or to report • news Los Angeles and on a farm ,’ ’ he Stanton honored Stanton, who Joined CBS in loffs release from the Soviet ( 1038, served as president from Union. GUARANTEED DELIVERY II •fojy or picture idea, call 043- said Sunday. "I said, ‘I Just Frank Stanton, who served a you don’t receive your Herald by 2711. Offlca hours are 0:30 e.m. to 8 1948-71. The award, to be pres­ “It’s getting so close. It’s like p.m. Monday through Friday. bought a farm in the most president of CBS Inc. for 28 5;30 p.m. weekdays or 0 a m. Satur­ ented Oct. 10. "recognizes exem­ Beirut or something.’’ — Steve beautiful area of the country — years, has been named the first day, pleese telephone your carrier east Tennessee. Why don’t we plary moral and ethical conduct Mykiebnat, a Coeur D’Alene, If you re unable to reach your cer- recipient of the Douglas Ed­ — n s— ecriber eervlce at 047- shoot It there?’ So here we are.” In the highest rank of preferment Idaho, businessman after three KKngKMlsnHLIlWMI wards Award. The Manchester Herald la a mem­ In professional broadcasting," TOmb blasts damaged the federal 90— by 0:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a ber of the Aaaociatad Pieaa and a The movie, based on an H.P. m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ the school said in a statement building, a restaurant and a store ery In Mancheeter. member of the Audit Bureau ot Clr- Lavecraft novel about a meteor­ The award, sponsored by the culationa. the mattress that chiropractors helped design* Monday. in the northern Idaho town.

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Conatituthnt For i f a ^ d b a isiiiu aw puMiiiMwaHt. "Tt dhib’t urge anynoe todoaoy •** « th®«r (MTO Aim m n r FarenOeod. the Connecticnt Civil MBMpid, be noted that the atbte a t dto gaUaOaaa. polweutatleaattwutodlvM>iBtoOB HlegM action. R ifidn’t ■■ggenv h T T r S ^ ^ im i* ? ” »o«IHSCts at tb« dni«, bat hav» not wo risky.’’ said coelitloa tibertiene Aesodatibii, the Nte- ’WrtgMtofowexpreavfewwao PbBBasr Flrlw wlaalagr kfstovtoa leat^ Betty llanti, prosldeut oT * iek aitonymeualy dtetrtboted record hot would not be automati­ DfeTs earn baa tamatd tie ing or angry or insultingtbe speech proposal was developed too hastily,’' the poators that were a takeoH on Ae cally hMlnded In any reqneata for may be,” he said. fovdnior said Mondajr. By The Asaotitoied Frew stop hiring replacement workers return A work under terms of their unemployment benefits, retroec- as long as be remafns involved A construction project that would cut a Striking workers at Colt Fire­ old contract while negotiations for tive t& August Sb. wffl amount to *”'■ ***** ^** Pbt«nt»al environmental negotiations or until the idokf- a new contract continued. between $ m a week amd $H t a arms Division are JuMant over a week strike by nurses and services s ^ necessity is questionable. It is clear W eigh station opens ruling by Connecticut’s labor com­ is settled. Under a tate Aw, such a week per worker, tiadtfta saM. *!|* “**'**y simply has not made its case. ” missioner that they’ve been loek^ 4 MUSICAL ■u-riJL^t;* ®® ? * *** ‘^ampanies serving Connecticut to get And in a moment of labor peace 'Ejection constitutes a Aekout and Rtebard ReAefing, CoR Ffre- w e a fr w tr (Ary - state am- Bnt opponente of the facility, out oT their Jobs and are entitled to m ^na the workers can colTect mtfoi data have pronmmeed the opening om t o ^ p e ^ a n d make their case and to provide forecasts of unemployment benefits. members------.v> of the svBsaaaiivMarine Agralg^w afA srnw vice president fw personnel which include local town offiefab, y ^ p A y m e nt benefit# they weuM caned Feraro'a finding erroneous of a truck weigh station along Ae were schetMled to appear in U.S. — BIND US TOGETHER — g assu ^ y aM dm and for the future to state utility regulators. "The strikers are elated,” Ri­ men’s Association overwMfm- M denftef If Otey were simply on million pipeline would run from Canada chard Madore, president of United Agly approved a new three-year snd saM company fawyera Connecticut Turnpike aaasuecess, District Court today in Bridgeport t» call to family commitment strlk^ AAmt depMitmeBt spokes­ pyparAg------’ - an appeal. If. RentReAefing bwoppouentaaregetogaheadwttb to argue against Ks operation. **“* I^artheast on the way to Long Island. In Connecticnt Auto Workers Local 3W, saM eomract Monday MgM with the man C. Richard Picks uM . court action to Moet it. from Salisbury in the northwest corner to Monday after labor Commissioner Wecfric Boat shipyard A Groton. ^ fin e d further comment, hot E But even though traffic Jama ** *"* saothwestern Connecticut coastline. P. Joseph Peraro issued Ms The vote was 595 to 2S» to ratify the *The CoR WOrkATxr h«vA *•- -- Ficka said CoK had rejected the The station was opened 7 a.m.. is being presented by oMar contract. union's August 27 offer and an along local streets (fid not mate- Federal energy regulators have not yet approved the project. finding. “This ... definitely instflls Monday and a totof of 162 trnefca g sHto, First Selectman Martha jumfN in the members that we’re r i ^ earlier one as condhionaf. were innoneii (Rirnig loe next six Fararo found that Colt rejected tosiMo HaiAnA said she wae upaet almut IHIOK and they're wrong." an uncoiMfitional offer made An- A fockont does not extef If a honra of operation, according to the opening. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE App Cofigrdgatlofi cr#atM wlndowt Elsewhere In the state. Feraro 27 by about l.66b members of •«»« $i$b a week A uniott’s offer to return to work has state ponce Sgt. Daniel Lewis. 236 Main Sfreef, Manchester, CT convinced Waterbury Hospital to strike heneflis, plda thefr Asn- coiMfitlons attached that are not ^‘*TN>e etate wae attempting to C ed Auto Workers Local 976 to rance ptM by the rarton. The On top of hto eooflo He saM six trucks were cited as show Aat H couM operate emoothiy intoxii z j ” *’** *'"®‘®*i®" ^ medieval worshippers part of its oM contract. wenrrighi and 43 others were - ** ^**^ churches stone by stone, congregants of Faith Fr^XHw, g S-ygsr-oid gost, sHs gtoy> Jilg plywood homg In wlthort Impacting local roato,” Thursday, October 2, 1986 at 7 p.m. in jafl citod for oqoIpnteHt violations, Hauhutb said. "To eome extent aow ow n, N.H., Monday during unaagsonabfy worm such as flat tiros or defective Sunday, October 5, 1986 at 7 p.m. P Parte f l - x * * ! - . that wae true, bnt it was in large wattfiw. The warm apall that haa hH Now England la no! brrtes. Of those wlA equipment d iivai *®*'^**y •>« adorned with 23 colorful Candidates agree poll will spur work problems, 36 were polM off the part due to the efforte (of) onr focal axpaefad fo latf long. RoHos --• and we still have very Admiaaion ia Free Mea road imtn repafre coidd be made. HARTFORD (AP) — Demo­ redonWe thefr efforts. eerloui enrlronniental concerne.” theaU cratic Gov. WilHam A. CNeffl and “I tMnk It’s very belpAf to my J * * l "OO *•*« •*« for by The Hartiord C&araM, congregation dedicated the most RepnUtcan cbaltenger JnHe D. vNefll s slim Aad proves be can to reflected about what Ms own pefb p n g r i ' ?**’ <**P***^« *»•« Exodus from Egypt. campnfgn because p e o ^ had a beat. have shown, although Ms pofls forflr Belaga agree Aat a pon ahowAg lafssez-fafre attffude,’’ the gover­ G'Nelll said the timing of the poll W o r k e r s ..Yff"***^*** broken many of the church’s windows, composed Belaga wHHn five percentage show him wtth a sHgMIy bettor fb e p r of simple rectangles of rough, pebbly "cathedral glass ’’ taidO ^ nor fold reporters In Ms office. - the week followAg Belaga's lead. pofofs of O’Nefll wni make 0 ”Nein "They Aonght we bad tMs tMng work harder. upert victmy In a three-way OOP The governor gave conflicting btrttbi won very handily. primary for the nomination — Mai ‘It is ... going topnt the governor ‘1 never feK that way," O’Neill signals about bow the poll wouM c h a lle n g e probaMy hurt Ms showing. That aff(feet ■ ‘his • campaigning. npba< on notice and I suspect Aat it’s said. “It's not going to be easy. It was a period, he saM, when Belaga j!**^P*^®Y* ^ suggested the congregation going to mean that he will spend never is. I won tbe last time Iw "Will It affect my campaign and accort Schlller of Glastonbury swayed was getting "an swAI lot of free IT’S REGAL'S 46»h megabucks, wMcb he haa eaay elgM poAts. I tMnk Aat’s where advertising’’ A the nnedla. my strategy? No." he said. But tbe p a y m e n t s th a tG **'* ***’‘^ ‘«“«* glass-working in a few access to,’’ Belaga said Monday. H s going to be. elgM to 16points.’’ O’Neill said the f^l, conducted next moment, when a reporter "So onr work is very, very clearly She said she had expected Ae said; "So you won’t be doing diamii cut out for os.’’ by Ae University of Connecticttt’s NEW HAVEN (AP) - The poll t o show her about 15 points anyAIng different? ” O Nelll said “ L« The governor said Ae poll, which School of Social inquiry and paid he "very likely will be. We ll see” National RigM to Work Legal beHnd O’Neill. Because the gap is Defense Foundation has filed M ldai showed him leading 35 percent to 56 only five points, she said, she will 'Don't percent with ss percent undt^ded, have less difficulty raising money chargee against Yale Unlrerslty Six arrMt«d In gambling raids would make his campaign staff ; and a— uniro nfor representing about tbonw because people will see Ae election • 3,666 of He employees challenging ^R M IN O T O N — Six people in Farmington and Southington The next best thing ; union fees. Obvl In gambling raids that also netted more than 14,000 iiia v fli ndiffifia •iifisi ris/A asAWiMtAM ___ «_ ... ; Tbe chargee, received Monday about I sail** *’*‘*^"* *®P*' vehicles and 12,500 in cash, state police • at tbe National Labor Relatione But it 1 to a new car... a : Board'f Hartford office, were filed “1^***. Monday night stemmed from a one-month it iatol ; on behalf of 31 Vale workers who A80- investigation ^ tlw state police Statewide Organized Crime ySED CAR or TRUCK - have refused to Join Ae union (or 3 InveMgative Task Force Into illegal football betting, state police Ideological reasons. notbini Sgt. Daniel Lewis said. . The charges accuse Yale and To Our Valued Cuatomers... moatp ^ w l s said three people were arrested at a Farmington from CARTER’S ; imcai 34 of Ae Federation of Man S®"*®"*- of Farmington, charged with University Employees at Illegally professional gambling and possession of gambling records; ■ forcing some clertcal workers to Another year, another milestone, its number now is 46. We are Iflaw i Patsy Strano, 43, of Winsted, charged with professional gambling pay union fees that help bankroll licenM and transDortfltlAfitransportation nfof gambilng«fltnhiiti« recordsrand »..^u HaroTd______FlU ~ USED CARS - organized crime activities of Ae again glad to report that Main St. is very much alive and well. in 51, of Brirtol, chargi We are looking forward to another exciting year on Main St. We . I led with transportation of gambling records! •1 FORD ESCORT *L‘ union’s-----j parent. I receni Lewis said. SOf.. 4 Cyt, 4 8pd., 8l6raoCats., Raar An attorney for the Right to Work invite you to see the new fall fashions arriving daily. Bernie and Southington, was arrested in a car in Obfoogar, Rust Proofad *2395 ' foundation said the charges repres­ I would like to express our thanks for your patronage and we priviW Southington and charged witth transportation of gambling b half your heat ent a new twist in Ae foundation’s to coni records, Lewis said, •2 FONT. FIREBIRD BE CFE. : continuing battle to limit Ae use of promise to continue to give you, our valued customers, the a a Southington residence was Richard Amnot, 63, of V-«, 4 8pd„ P8. PB, AC. fl. T-Roof what it calls "compulsory union finest quality, the best personal service and the largest selec- goii% to Sie neiglibors? *6895 fees.” tion you can find anywhere.(he wuthington, charged with professional gambling, possession of M FORp MUSTANG CFE. Louis Apttr gambling records and possession of marijuana; and Francis 4 Cyl., Aulo. AC, P8. PB. AM/PM, Raar As a condition ol Aeir employ- Chslrman ot A s Board ■rnard Apisr Senesak, 57, of Southington, charged with possession of gambling In many cases, up to 45% of oil iiirnace A at Oafoggar . ment, Yale’s clerical workers must Prssldsnt records, Lewis said. can be lost up Ae chitting. But now you can *6195 pay the union either dues repres­ Oget new Eneroil WVZIIUUIUComfortPlus’ IU3 f , a UlU^Uvtunique. 81 CHEV. CHEVETTE enting up to two hours' pay or energy savingdevice Aat uUlizes almost all 2 Df„ 4 Cyl., 4 8pd., Raar Oafoggar “agency fees" in lieu of dues. of that heat That means more comfort in *2495 Un‘-hion officials...... said the 21 cleri­ BOTANY '500' SUITS State triea to recover overpayments your home and more money in your pocket. 79 CHEV. IMFALA cal workers have refused to pay ComfortPlus cuts fuel consumption 4 pr.. V-8, Auto, AC. P8. PB. Vary Low union dues and, as a result, Local 34 as much as half. A proven performer in MIAaga • SOLIDS HARTFORD — The state comptroller’s office is trying to *3285 recently asked Yale to fire Aem. Canada’s “cold county,’] this easy-to-install One member of the group of 21 AiMustK.YiK;Ti«» in the latest problem“’"u?''«^®** with a new computer system *" system could pay for Itself in Just two years S8 FORD TEMFO Botenj|506 • STRIPES Don’t be left out inUS theus« cold.WIU. AskrhSM usUS aboutaooul £Or„ 4 Cyl., 8 8pd„ AC. 8Arao, P8. PB, denied that claim, saying they ^ 1 7 9 rRag. *225 **®^ *” *®* Issuing of about 300 Raar Oafoggar have been paying dues since Ae ^plicate checks totaling $3.06 million, state auditors Leo V Eneroil ComfortPlus and the hlglKfflciency ALL WOOL & BLENDS Comforter” oil himace today. *5850 contract took effect In 16$8. AND OMSSr-Th. Becker said in a letter to Oov. William a ! •1 MERC. ZEFHER The charges were tiled partly Sizes: 36 to 46 Reg. O Neill. The letter was released Monday. 4 Df„ e Cyl., Auto. AC. P8, R Eneroil Comforter and ComfortPlus *3695 because Local 34 is atflllated with 36 to 44 Short ji*"*** ri68,000 in checks were cashed before the More Comfotl Less Cost 80 FORD FINTO CFE. and pays a fee ot $8.86 per member «Toh J September after several 4 Oyl„ Auto, R, Raar Oafoggar to Ae Motel and Restaurant Get a MOO 40 to 46 Long ^IdwSl S*®‘* Comptroller J. Edward *2495 Employees International Union. 189 Rag. *250 84 DODGE COLT DL CFE. The President's Commission on ! organized Crime has said the hotel "iVa i'*''*” .'"®!!?'*® ** P®*''®** *™“P homes and an atlas ail Travel Cash H?*®*^"* company, had returned $190,000 by Lo2’'tiiiJ5S’ and restaurant union, which spent arou last week, the auditors said. The state recovered or stopped *4995 about $4 million on Ae Yale BOTANY 500' SPORT COATS 414 Tolland street • East Hartford • 209-6435 649-4595 T8 FONT. FIREBIRD ESFIRIT CFE. organizing drive and a later strike, Voucher payment on the rest of the duplicate checks, officials said V-8, Auto, AC, H8, Raar Oafoggar — piq;oB aiuv lu \J Iieill, 8&l(l the 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 *3495 is dominated by a crime syndicate. HOPSACK BLAZERS ®"'Jteji®PYiy P^^^^ »aW the Union leaders said ail Ae ailega when you buy _____ . ,7 :------i’.®!!! ".r.?!«"l®')‘?*l•r WB uie‘h*.'ate«t imcsi prooiemproblem becauseDecause •A FORD ESCORT STA. WO. $ 2 T Q 9 0 comptroller is an elected official and not appointed by him. 4 Cyl., Auto, AC. PB, PB. Stereo. tions are old and never resultedted Inli w Luggage Rack charges proving the International FLANNEL BLAZERS ■Aa l A i Rag. >150 MO mm *5495 union is controlled by the mob. a Botany '500' , 82 NISSAN STANZA Walter Lltteil, a Yale spokes­ • Navy • Blue • Berry Sizes: 36 to 46 Reg. Wh« 4 Dr„ 4 Cyl., B 8pd., P8. PB, R *4195 man, said Monday Aat Yale would suit or sport coat • Camel • Grey 36 to 44 Short coiueni •4 FONT. J6000 have no comment on the charges 40 to 46 Longs ofthe 0 until university ortlcials have a (limflai OIL WhU^**’ ^**'^**' chance to took at the documents. 9 *7295 Rex H. Reed, executive vice PURITAN directic p e n I ^ o il president of the foundation, said SLACK travelli - TRUCKS - the 21 workers represented in Ae V-NECK SWEATERS than tiM ^^UibricaiWY- MANGE charges also are accusing the hotel SALE workers’ union ot misusing some of • MACHINE WASHABLE FOC* Ford Jl?l? r’pf % ^ L T O the "compulsory fees” to finance doing X 5 4 *8495 • 10 COLORS Jobaiai political and Ideological activities • S-M-L-XL 7 SPECIAL $ 9 8 9 5 the emplo^rees oppose. M 8 ” ALL WEATHER MAGIC STRETCH POLYS their di • Navy • Black ibowa ” ? ? '? !*: Mtn* Autumn COATS • Brown • Charcoal 40 to that I liM nt m»bw*” pramolton. BeoauM *8275 Town considers RESAL OXFORD BUTTON • Sizes 32 to 42 ofreMi 8vp». IS and Oe». tiwtui (teg >2S and yoi O n l y aw ^ gaiton el CabeA aiiiafler heuaa 94 CHEV. CIO 9* FLBETSIDE FICKUF DQVIN RNBB E SHIRTS ANDES M 2 ” people I roin you buy, youX net eriy aal drug-testing plan Amartcaii flnaal aWn, youX kaap |1.B6 *5995 • SOLID COLORS • Zip Out Liner BELTED TRI BLENDS pocliai. AndthatoXnoimxon GREENWICH (AP) - Town $ i i Lube, Oil A niter ;9 9 • Nat. & Br. Tan • Blue Heather W EI ™ many gaflona you can buy. juM offldole expect to meet fOr prelimi­ • 14W-17 • 36 to 46 Reg , 38 to 42 Sh collar li *(tor most cars) flw miliba rabaia coupon a> nary dlBcuMion of drug testing tor / H WWReg >21 • Grey Heather 1 0 0 PvrtWiyinoatotoaandQbiaitteyouf *19,599 • 40 to 46 Long • Brown Heather teat pro Omto. V ^ x pal your ti.w aavinna M CHtV. K10 VLAZXR current municipal employees, ac­ Besidei cording to First Selectman John • Sizes 32 to 42 Iteg. >40 6 COMPUTEROED WINTERIZE “ •AteA b iW MLVCRADO 4X4 pointed WflbCabcra toMam mabMa” ttiaivx V-8. Auto, AC. P8. PB, AM/FM Margenot. MURES UNDERWEAR TUNE-UP SPECIAL nowwtoQ how much you can ttva *5495 Margenot and hie aesietant John not you ^ 2 9 . 9 5 Oltor aeeapiad at paiXopatiiiQ i •6"3PacK IMPERIAL WOOLS frightei 4 CyL-*34.9S Most Cars only. 99 NISSAN KINO CAB FICKUF 4x4 Wetmore said Ae meeting would M ERR«g>r> • (^rcoal (iray Back flush, up to 2 gal. 4 Cyl., 6 8pd., Staiwo Caaa., Jump Seats be attended by HealA Director the adv c m (m .-* 4 4 .9 5 lEBRMTtRet >10’' V * 3 P a c h • Brown tteaWwr lin— t 1 ICan antifreeze, flush *4995 James LMerman, union officiale Rag. *145 • Lt. Grm Heather thertek htdiidH labor tor inttasation. T if needed. including police and fire union • Navy Heather $40“ membe S adiuttmanta. parts extra. W S R M O Rn Reg >10" V *3P ecK T b t Hbwib if QBiRty U—9 C ft A Tnwfcs repreeentatives, and probably nor • lOOH Wool • Sizes 32 to 42 Reg >50 and mal -HF o o af/ssH)/v /repAmx- Janme Butler, the town’s labor theinsu "-4 G«wd Pfaeo M Bay • Cor.’ contracta officer. MANCHESTER WALLPAPER NEW STORE HOURS: a PAINT CO„ INC. "I don’t Aink there’s any partic­ DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. Doubt ular rush on it; it’s Just intorma- MANCHESTER MON.. TUIt.. SAT. 0:90 lb 5:90 plead g« OOMflUtEmiEO m tV M DIICOUNT PmCEl CAR1ER tional," Margenot said of tbe Ampto FrM F»rkln| WED.. THUm.. nil. 0:90 to 0d» down on MOCKS - EXHNUgT tNOM IW WUih TbrspRi. Wm neeeting, •Dver 48 T«ar« o / SaUing A Servjctng’cAewJfets” oot emptoyt Feroonnel Officer William Front A R ot BuBdmg T b I. 643-2478 Bwordb ordered drug teeting tor REGAVS'Your OiioWtr M o n l SlN>p' yourJob l a s WNW I T . . S P tE tVERIWSS H I S - MMICIIE8TEII riNM M M m prospective town em i^yees about laughini nniB iiiwiuiB BgO. program MAWCitiiWER HERALD. Theaifav. aent 38. M8g~ t OPINION House unmoved by plea, Thnetoshut VMMIM PMT-* ./VD$E ovenides sanctions veto I m u n w f f ■YLdwrwiedU lOiwhton etaa, rusWn ways to ndaee U,8, gtoenuneut that economic sanc­ loophole In '' diiiin jia pa on attatagfe mtsenris tions will, in the words of the South f i w iM b A frto and pvttvMa $to African ambasaudor, do serious OINK W M ta tw n n - PimaMaat in US. aM to ~ R aai^ mtwHW gp and long-term damage to those it tngtoBBuaiAftieana, ssehs to help,’ ’’ tyNCill said. aver Ms Beam Africa poBcisa, now The new sMoo woo DWI laws MMbattte heavy oddbtociMvtace Mvpa woaM expand a “It is hMfieroua for the defenders •■Rain Ms veto of Tfar. but would foil short at toe of apartheid to use the viethns pneitive ecoeomic saectioes t o q ^ mesMTua called for in themselves as their final sMeM ^ FnNovfa’s wMto ntiaority a j W totornatieeal sanctions,’’ AmtMmatedas.Md people tBe onAmwKan Waste dtepoMl legMatienpaauedbytheHOaneand yitoill totd. ’T was sad to sec this ^BOi jra m V m vn Of vcm im v Beagne'e toeMnlneW dlfcv Hbn- to eontrast, the legialatloa pewerne argument ivpeated in Wf Ulf n ^ UlUBBniU IVUIf . T0I OmH rCCBmly, •ay to impoM new bat HmHed ------fb f Csnjpmss ynnr veto message.’ •methMa »y exeentive dftfor dM —•~hive*nentandaRw —~ ^ —«~aBnewbnnlt leans, wW |PI UUKUI ICCClfCU Omy SCSBi STTEmlOB. aotswayvutselntheHouee.wWch (FNsa said that if Reagan were proceeds wHh ^ lajMtag rights in the United t o emferse toogh sanedons im- 11^ , thaako to large part foflio efforts of ''WedwaitoevwrideiheReagan States for South African aiivraft, poasd by law It wonkf "shock graopa fftelp MoOers AgatosC Draak Drtoh^ and bans the Import not only of Pretoria with a level of moral aaif Remove Intoxicated Drivers, dnadrea amereat tram the $88-77 voce to south African Iron and steel but outrage and economic iaolation hazards Intact which the House passed the sanc­ awptaio drfeers ave being dealt with more Itarsblp in tions bill on Sept. it. alto cool, textBes, uranium, arms, that would make its leaders the courts. food and agricnitural prodOcts. It rc-ealcniatc their strategy of Senate Maforfty Leader Boh also would bar the export of defiance.” H ^ h w » i0 r Bat to spHe of the stepped-np enforcement R-Kan., said H will be "very petroleum products to South Africa "It weald alert our allies that the WA8HTNGT<>w-TbeffoaugMifosaea#(Ba toffieulf ’ for Reagan to prevail in and award the South African sugar ready to b efforts to Coanecticat and the rest of the U.S. is lead the fight s ‘D o you treat drug hysterkiT' the Senate, which approved sane- A voluntner shields himself from the rein import quota to the Philippines. agahMt apartheid instead of trail- millions of doilars In dameoes have been ato aation. many drunken drivers are able to tions. 84-M, on Aug. is. ee another flood worker boards a small avoid appropriate ppnisba>ent or treatment ingbcMnd,” (yNcHI said. caused by about 10 inches of rain, has radtoactfve andblalagfcaf otoderiMb (bad eauM The Senate is expected to vote on REAGAN 8AID AUD that Ms The speaker, who by tradition boat in Gurnee, III., Monday as more been declared n disaster area by the >-M rticalailp young offenders. poftsaatbe earivunaienc foe ganarationa. nhether to sustain or overide the executive order clearly would veto on Wednesday. It takes a normally does not vote in the water fell on the troubledf town In governor of Illinois. The Connecticiit ff^rtntent of Open Foram Yet (be aifiitafy isexemp$ Buoi todseaf two-thirds vote of members pres­ amount to a complete and compre­ House, voted for the sanctions Mil. northeastern Illinois. The area, where Transportation reported last week that the hensive statement of U.S. pMicy ent to override a veto. toward South Africa "rrith the aomber of drivers between lPand20years generafodbWthavelheBtohunatontaj Pituisctlaa Reagan picked up only she votes Agency or other fadaraf wafehdogu foehlug aaur hitent of pre-empting inconalatont E old arrested for driving while intoxicated had There are a number of coMhm- window. Again apace precbidM from the last House rofi can on state and local laws’’ aimed in one AstauN on 8th E ingprobieiwa wWh the 8th District diacnaaion of other proMema in their ahanfder. _ sanctions. AtotalofSi Republicans way or another against the apar­ Jomiped » percent In three years, from 1,5M This gray explain the Feadagen^a agpadHng JoimNi 232 Democrats in voting to tolPntol,M Zto]PI5. was not bataless as a separate sewer JurfMfietion. (he lire service area. theid system. Special Introdactory Sale The State amf Eetf^al govern­ If you agree that these and record in the diapoaal of polaonooswasteadedpite override the------veto. • Only Sfour V W S And be repeated the theme of Ms G A S STATIONS Apparently, Coanecticat teens are not lOT CxpCmafaTV Of nnillOnM Of QMIOTv. Democrats and 79 Repubfican veto message last Friday that the In a Herald editorial which ments hoM the town responsibile other proMems which will be voted to flostain it. — OPEN or CLOSED — getting the message that driving while appeared on Wednesday, Sept. 21, for the district’s sewer opera­ (Hsenwed in the next month are toxic waste contraeta haveahyroefeeted from 1$ sanctions approved by Congress D u 0 t and L’Oreal team up intoxicated is a serioos offense that can result tions. They don’t recogntxe the mfilion in 1983 to more than $N million this year— would hurt “the victims of the I was accused of a "baseless and not "baaeleaB’’, but instead ad­ and win total wen over 88 billion during the next IN 1118 LETTER to House and apartheid system” and not the Convenience Stores With Gas to Jail, stiff fines and the loss of their licenses. sneering assault’’ upon the district because despite being in versely affeetthe whole conumm- S ^ t e leaders, Reagan urged to bring you a very special perm offer. the sewer business, the district five years. Nhites-only government that has P Part of the reason is that the state sends these Eighth Utilities District. No such ity, then vo(e’‘yes’’onthe charter But accordhig to (he Defense Department's own Congress to unite with Mm in a made aparihrid a prineipai hMni^ Convenience Stores With Gas Possibilities Book your next perm appointment wKh hasnoabiHtytotreatsewagef Yet revision proposal which will be on common stand against South Afri­ P drivers mixed signals. charge had appeared in the B IIIB|PV€IUI gODVralf InC IflOTIcj VBPI Wm mentofaocialco______J control. UNISEX Most of those arrested are allowed to enter Herald’s news story of the same despite having responsibility for (he ballot in November. ca’s apartheid system, of racial Honae Speaker Thomas P. our newest stylist Donne end receive a the district, the town has no separation and discrimination. Car Washes the state's pretrial Alcohol Education event. While the reporter was O’Neill, in a letter to Reagan, $15 discount on a L'Oreal perm or a control over H. Consequently, Stephen T. Penny "THE DEPARTMEVr OF DEFEN8E is not in Reagan said he would impose by caned the Reagan proposal “astep •/ / ' ' ~'-i/■ .V < program, an P- to IP-week program designed present for my remarks, the tan compliance with the Resouree Ceanerration executive order a ban on new U.S unnamed editor was not. Perhaps when the town was orderedtodoa Manchester baekwanT’ and a "softening" of 20% discount on any Duel hair service. for first-time offenders. Drivers who enter comprehensive study of sdrface and Recovery Act andother environmental laws Investments to an South African the U.S. pDsfttort on apartheid. Write Only: that explains why regrettably the companies except those owned by the program lose their licenses for todays, water infiltration hrtotbe sewage Editor's ante: Fenny Is tie IIDQ TVgDlMUOQP, UlO IlWpVCfOr gODrrW coiiciQPra. Henry C. Arnold editorial failed to achieve the blacks, ban the import of South "I MV9T TELL you that I am but their records are eventually cleared. system In order to meet the state leader of the majerity Demoersas ’Overan managementIt of hasardma materiala/Iia- 43 Dorothy Road same level of accuracy as the sardous waste Is unsatisfactory.... The hasardaue African iron and steel, ban U.S. disappointed that yon continue to Duet Hairdressers Many of those who finish the program wind news story. and federal funding require­ on (he Hfancbes(er Board of bank accouMs for the South give credence to the laat-dHch Munthester, CT 06040 ments. the district refused to do Olree(ors and an organizer of (he waste disposal contracting procedure is African government or its agen- 521 East Middle Turnpike ■ 649-3906 up back in court on additional DWI charges, Rather, however, than dwell Ineffictent, at thnes in e ffe ^ e , and costly. argument of the South African y '■ lie*r> ■ p^ly ' upon my disappointment withthe its area because "It cost money". Ceniinf((ee tor Charier Reviston. according to one prosecutor, who complained Today the town’s infiltration/ln- Training and education of hexardous material that the program "gives everyone a free Herald’sedHor, I prefer to restate handlers, supervisors and commanders Is here some of the problems which flow maps have a large black hole dismissal the first time." where the district is. Inadequate." have characterized the flth Utili­ This alarming conclusion was based on Rebel "Look at the m essage w e’re sending out," ties District for many years — When the district refused to U.8. 4 said another prosecutor. "We’re saying, build the lines necessary to be W llton’t attacks inspectlom at $8 military bases in the continental problems which militate in favor United States and 81 in Hawaii, Guam and seven ‘Don't drink, but if you drink and get caught, of a "yes" vote on this No­ sure that service could be ex­ tended north of the reconstructed will be ludgad foreign countries. Our associate Donald Ooldberi then we have a program for you."’ vember’s charter revision ques­ obtained a copy of the dosety held report. chief is tion — and let the people of 1-84 into prime development Obviously, educating Intoxicated drivers areas, again because It cost Manchester Judgefor themselves To (be Editor: HERE ARE THE HIOHLIGHIB: about the error of their ways is a worthy goal. whether or not these problems money, the town was foroedto put But it must be combined with stiff penalties if the most Important of the lines In o No one has laid down the law. There la no arrested are "baseless". The following is a response to comprehensive, Peirtagon-wlde priicy on the it is to have a lasting impact. The people of Manchester, at Its expense (over 1230,000), Mr. Wilson’s letter of 9/27/8$: A 80-day license suspension represents despite the fact that the area may Dear Mr. Wilson, handling of toxic wastes. "The DOD amroach that acting through their town govern­ ‘the military services know best what they need’ le MANILA, Philippines (AP) - nothing more than a minor Inconvenience for ment, have aggressively pro­ be in district territory. Only space Any candidate who runs for Military intelligence agents ar­ 3 precludes the recitation ot a causing fragmented management," the inspector rested the 99-year-old commander- 3 most people. moted economic development for public officemusthave the grace, variety of other major problems general’s report observed. In-chlef of the communist New Mandatory Jail sentences are one answer. the Jobs and taxes it brings. They . forMight, and courage to be open The Pentagon is out of step with everyone spent $S million to build the In the sewer area. to the views of all others, even 0 People’s Army guerrilla group Get more for your money else. For example, the single policy guidelitie If lawmakers shy away from that, lengthy Buckland Industrial Park, and Even the area of publlcsafety Is those who would disagree with outside a hospital in downtown license suspensions would be a good first step affected by having two com­ followed by the brass was promulgated In 1880 — Manila, the Defense Ministry an­ current proposals would have him politically. and doesn’t conform to federal laws or nounced today. in helping some drivers — particularly those them spend nrillllons more to pletely independent fire depart­ Intellectual open-mindedness ments In one town. The boundary regulafions. Even the Pentagon’s basic definition A ministry statement. Issued by recently licensed — reaiize that driving is a bring the Mall at Buckland Hills Is one of the cornerstones that has of hazardous waste doesn’t agree with that laid spokesman Sllvestre Afable, said with our new lines run through complexes like privilege one must prove responsible enough and related development into made this country great. down by the federal government for private Rodolfo Salas, also known as Cl being. Yet three-quarters of the Northfleld Green Condomini­ Every candidate at some point "Commander Bllog,” was ar­ 0 to continue to hold. ums. At a point on Tolland industry — a crucial distinction for legal reasons. town’s people get no return of In his or her campaign has to have And military officers nutinely allow storage of rested with wife and driver In front taxes from this development to Turnpike, the line runs In front of the courage to ask themselves one of the Philippine General Hospital one building, behind the next, dangerous materials in facilities that don't meet Checking Club. Monday night. N support their fire service. This crucial quesiton. government standards. year alone the majority of town back in front of the third, and As you have stated In your letter The statement said Salas had 1 Ed! behind a fourth. Howarepeopleto • The military probably doesn’t know what H’s gone to the government clinic for a residents lost $175,000 in fire tax of Sept. 27, by implication, that doing. "Qualified engineering, scientific and 4 En! revenues, and each year that know what fire department tocall question Is: Am I attacking my checkup following goiter surgery In an emergency under these environmental specialists" are in woefully short last week. 8 MU figure goes up. The mall will opponent or the Issues? supply in the Defense Department, partly for Afable Identified Salas as the mean the loss of yet another circumstances? Even the names Mr. Wilson, I am not a 12 Me of the departments, Manchester txH^etary reasons. "Public law, public Interest, commander-ln-chief of the New $175,000 and more each year. You candidate but as an American People’s Army, the military wing abl Fire Department and ’Town of hazardous waste program emotional impact, 13 Coi can buy a lot of fire protection for citizen, I have an obligation to personal liability of the installation commander. of the Maoist-oriented Communist $350,000 a year! Manchester Fire Department speak my opnion and that opinion Party ot the Philippines. 14 NOI serve to confuse. One Manchester etc., will not allow DOD haurdous 15 Po| Mean while, the District’s parti­ carries great weight. The NPA has been waging a 16 Coi resident had his life endangered material/hazardous waste staffing requirements 17-year-long “people’s war” to sans, in drawing the boundaries In the aforementioned I ask one to be ignored," the report warns. “Qualified 17 Col of Buckland pursuant to their when, in calling for help from a crucial question. Are you attack­ establish a Marxist state in the 18 Hai room which rapidly filled with engineering and scientific personnel must be Philippines. takeover of that area. gerryman­ ing the Issues or Is it your employed fulltime." 20 Cel dered Cheney Tech and East smoke, the telephone operator opponent you’re attacking? A lawyer for the Communist- 22 Su! asked him which fire department • Our friends overseas are being difficult. dominated National Democratic tlx Catholic out. That means the I am a voter, Mr. Wilson, also Front said Salas’ wife, Josefina In Manchester he wanted. The remember 1 hold you Disposal of toxic military wastes in the Pacific 23 Nal same three-quarters of the people poses its own set of problems. For example, South Cruz, and bodyguard Jose Concep­ con who get no fire taxes from only word he could manage was accountable. "south” , as he tell to the floor of a Korea and the Philippines may offer a ready cion, also were taken Into custody. 25 Buckland do get to provide fire market for sale of surplus paints, solvents and The lawyer, Romeo Capulong, Wo final gasp of air before diving James A. Lechausse said government troops arrested 27 Arri "IVe’fO In a hurry. Where are the best leaves protection to these two non-tax- other potentially hatardous materials — but around here?” generating properties for free. headlong through a second story 14 Arch B(. the three outside Philippine Gen­ Japan won't allow the sale of virtually anyttong ot eral Hospital in the capital’s 29 < this nature that's made In the United States. downtown, where Salas had under­ Plus, our new And nobody wants such poisonous items as gone a check-up after surgery last And it’s free when of the latest consumer and 31 lithium batteries, or ammunition boxes treated week to remove a goiter. Checking Club financial news. 32 Capulong told reporters the three War on drugs does more harm than good with a deadly fire-retardant chemical. Similiariy, you maintain a has all these Remember, there’s no service 34 I no country in its right mind will take material had planned to meet today with 38 ! contaminated withthe cancer-causing chemical members of a rebel negotiating benefits: the i charge on a balance of $100 or team to hammer out details ot a minimum balance Whenever an overwhelming bipartisan bejabbers out of kids may actually stimulate their PCB off the American military’s hanto. The only cease-fire plan to be offered to security of more. Should your balance 40 I consensus forms itself, you can be sure the product curiosity end motivate them to experiment with solution In these cases Is to ship the stuff back to President Coraton Aquino’s free credit card $2,500 in drop below $100, there’ll be a of the collaboration will be either gaseous drugs, i^ o knows? The point is nobody does. the United States for disposal. of just $100. 42 I government. protection, regis vacation and entertainment monthly service charge of $8. 43' flimflam or noxious mischief. At the rate and "This is a very costly process,” the inspector "We do not see how peace talks Look around. You won’t find a 45 I direction the "Just Say No" campaign Is THE OTHER DAY Pierre 8. du Pont, the fourth general noted. can proceed any further unless M^e tered key ring service discounts. You travel worry-free, Interested? Come in today traveling, the crusaders may injure more people Nkhokw of that name, announced that he was rich enough three are released and unless me better checking program any­ 9 47 and free accidental knowing you have access to and find out more about our than the (irugs ever have. Von Hoffinan and smart enough to be president, and to prove the DIpfoniBlIedlOBBt Ministry of National Defense stops where! With unlimited check­ 1 validity of his claim he came out for the ... pushing President Aquino to death insurance. You can more than 5,000 Emergency Checking Club, the checking SO I Forcing millions of people to choose between compulsory testing of every youngster aged IS and For reasons not at all clear, the State restore fascist rule.” writing privileges, you pay no save over Cash Advance centers pro^am that’s free with a $100 on n doing wee-wee for the narco squad or losing their above in every public school In America. Failure Department keeps the people in the U.S. Embassy Capulong was referring to news per-check charges. You even 51 Kant Jobs is going to strip the drug testees of more than to pass would result in automatic ineligibility for a in Moscow advised of Ifoviet diplomats* travels in reports that the military and some nationwide. Our minimum balance. And gets grasi their dignity. Even when done correctly the tests the United States. Cable traffic emanating from Cabinet members were pressuring earn a competitive interest rate you more for your money. 52 Qree driver’s license as well as a lifetime stigma. Aquino to take a hard line against up-to-date fmancial 65 Qlob show a significant number of false positives; add Candidate du Pont, who has twice been governor Foggy Bottom tells of Soviet requests for on the balance in your account. to that the mislabeling of specimens, misreading permission to make “weekend trips to Niagara the Communists similar tp that of ^ newsletters keep 58 FamI of Delaware, the family’s hereditary duchy, would her predecessor, deposed Presi­ 80 Loha of results, and an Infinity of bureaucratic foul-ups use the power of the federal government to compel Falls, Lake Mohonk, Long Island beaches, you abreast bride IN ALL THE CRAZINESS engendered by the Westchester County and" — curiously — dent Ferdinand E. Marcos. and you can be sure that thousands of innocent anti-drug hysteria a whole rehabilitation industry all states to go along with his plan. The only The left called the 20-year rule 62 Eskir people are in for the ordeal of their lives. exceptions to testing teenagers would be made for “Hartford, Conn.," as well as trhie farther afield under Marcos "fascist." Marcos 63 Polyr has risen up. We don’t have a clue as to whether to view autumn foliage. The cables also tell of 64 _ these “programs,” as they are always called, those attending private schools, people like Pete was ousted Feb. 25 in a civilian- even WE'VE ALREADY HAD some cases of white du Pont himself who graduated from Phillips Soviet shopping expeditfons in Manhattan, which military rebellion sparked by a collar bank employees getting caught by faulty serve a dope fiend any better than a private vow to must be a real morale-booster to American 66 Over give up illegal chemicals. The effectiveness of the Exeter Academy. In view of the cocaine sandals in fraud-tainted presidential election 66 Caltit test procedures and still faultier paper shuffling. diplomats stationed in Moscow. Feb. 7. 67 Word various alcoholic rehabilitation programs has the nation’s fanciest private schools, it appears A Defense Ministry statement, Besides the humiliation of having suspicion been in debate for years with many insisting that that candidate du Pont thinks that recreational pointed at you, there is the anxiety of whether or issued several years ago, identified the low cost/nd cost, non-expert, laymen- run drug taking is only injurious to the lower orders. Salas as chairman of the party’s 6 not you are going to lose your Job and the Alcoholics Anonymous approach is the best. But Whatever he thinks, his stand illustrates how central committee and offer“ ered a frightening decision about whether or not to fight AA, which doesn’t need large amounts of ■ ill-thought-out and hastily contrived the ideas reward for his arrest. the adverse lab report. That’s lawyers’ fees and government money, is not favored by the medicos, being rushed into law are. The drug problem has iHaitrhr^trr Hrralii Capulong appeared before repor­ Carat the risk of putting your fate in the hands of some headshrinkers and self-announced experts who been around for a long time now, but in 1988 ters at a hastily called news member of the bar who may go behind your back confront us on every TV program. In truth, politicians, regardless of party, decided it would Pounded In 1 M1 conference three days after the and make a private deal With your employers or get them elected in November and now they’ve PENNY M. atEFnEST ... National Democratic Front an­ " Z ’K establishing what works and what doesn’t is a long Pumthw nounced it would propose its own the insurance company. and difficult research effort, an effort the mob of gone crasy with the issue. Since there is no DOUOLAS A. BEVINS. ..EMculNeesiler WtwiZtiof nxc Manchester EZ«M OpporteiOy LnJn JAMR P. SACKS cease-fire formula providing for pro-drug party, no pro-drug candidate, since ■ MmesiriiEasw Ofliocs in Manchester, East Hanford, CJQC Doubtless an unknown number of people elect to bipartisan crazy people exorcising the drug ALEXANDEK aiNELLI . ..AwodMeEWMr national, provincial and regional plead guilty even though they’re innocent. It goes have no patience to wait for. everybodh' agrees on the issue, the drug question is committees to monitor the cease­ Bolton, Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor. Ashford, Eastfonl, Mansfield and Tolland. ... i down on your record andthat’s no light thing, but Not only are we spending money and putting our a total wash as for as political advantage goes. But DENISE A. NOaENTB...... AdwrtWne Okeeier fire, Telephone 6J6-I700. employers at least say that they’ll let you keep hopes on dubious rehab programs, we are doing when the election’s over the bad laws will be on the MAnKF. ASHAITIS Governmment negotiator SHB.DON COHEN ■ Qeewewns^tow ABI your Job provided you go into what o u ^ t to be the same with anti-drug educational efforts In the books and the injuries they do will continue. noamrH.HUWSAao... Ramon Mitra on Monday told —!^YiS^roeYft tSsnesei raporters that the government was PREVIC laughingly referred to as a “drug rehabilitation" schools. There is even a small body of observers JEANNE Q. FWOMeSTM.. ... Cirtissaen Wwisn who suspect that these attempts to scare the NtebalaB VeMMlman Is a syndicated cohnmafot. niore optimistic than before of n«ver r program. achieving a cease-fire with the New People’s Army, r — ItfANCHESTKK H EH ALD. 1\ieadav. Scpt. 3>. m g HlfatALD-, 'KieodBy. Sent. 30. ISSS — P MWUfTWtwwwwtf ■rMrgtwMv ^r»uevgMMn* ^■***WT» ^rl^RMMrMM ■ n to sg AJ2B O U ( 4 B ^ l LiK g T O r i KAVE A MAfZTiMi fV F T B ^ V INTO MT PESK... B w w i i i I b fciiffciloRi M l A u q u b I y BrBernlewilmn (famagedtbe home of the Rbv. Bin Ten Order members were eon- ^ 2 ^ Ttie Aaaoefohnf PY« 7^ Wassmuth. Yiiifed of raeketeerfiv last year CANMDA main gaogB uT Aiture Last month, a bomb that ex- -"-". il:-"T-. t o r m e tn ir d tim<» in th< and Ik others pleaded guilty. *1 COBTJR D'ALENE, rdahu - plodedin a Fargb, N.D., pnstoltUie Residents have reacted t» the w eak girtHYth. Reaiilems of this small neaort sUghtly iiriaredibiir workers and bombings wiOi "more anger than I ° ? *y*"*"* •»»«<* to rmter df L e sM a g community gathereff in stores, poliee deftiaed a bomb that had Aright,” saidBneveMykMuot, vice i bars and on street comers to been sent tb a Judge. presWeut of Hrkleliust doOiing: reported that diaeuss thieebombexplosions, and PYemodhf say authorities were ahouc twn Moefcs from the fafferai 0»Mi W#«9 S»rcBtk>n of immediately, the command said. Police Chief Frank Premo said, accused of bank and armored car Gibbs Mercantile about 18 blocks Cosur (fAtono. Idaho, whera ■LOffIMe ^rOM n Young A Alan Orak* s '•s I 5?' ***•*"* toy* after the fatal stabbing of an adding that Monday"a bombs were robberies, murders, bombings and from the federal bufttfing. Another th rs s bombs expfodad Mon­ OASWOOO, TAKE OORA "*1 not similar to the pipe-bomb that VWHAT A D U M P.' ITS STIFLING WHAT A NO WONOEP Israel in Gaxa a strip of land along the Mediterranean which counterfeiting in late 1983 and iaa«. went off nine minutes after that. day mornirtg. JP LUNCH PO P M E... I'M IN HEPE .' Isw rt captured from Egypt in the 1987 Middle East war. TIEO UP IN A m e e t in g n o t h in g ►'A3LPOOSS MENU .' IS THE The' killingkilHiw Dromntedprompted vioiYnt violent protests min the nearby IsraeH n/ VkAYH E IS I - eoaeM d ty of Ashkelon, where the slain m an lived. Vrotestera * y “Pied a ceremony on Monday attenT&SAi,^ and contrary to the cited Public Law and its implementing last year in an effort to learn what and knowledge of people aged 18 l«LAIiON6«lP, lOHiOH i3F StH) OSOW-H^ Americans know about their health for running, exerrise spas and percent of women still smoke, the regnlations as well as interpretive case law,” t ^ company said. and older. other physical activities in recent report said. Coatli Efjps OP taktiHsthe iN rnA m ?’’ and what they are doing to improve The study also found many \ 'The Pentagon, in a statement released Aug. 2S, disclosed that H. years, tne study found that "less It noted that they continue this / Americans making an effort to lose than one-half (49 percent) of the andHors with the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) had A sharp increase In using seat habit despite the fact that 79 WorM concluded Lockheed was guilty of “defective pricing” on Its C-5B weight, but less than half are adult population exercises on a percent of adults are aware of the ached) belts was the major new finding, exercising regularly and large contract. according to the study made public regular basis, and only one-quarter danger of emphysema, chronic Houah numbers continue to smoke ci­ have done so for five years or bronchitis and cancer of the lung, Leagn \ Monday. garettes despite wide knowledge of more.” OCMPCft T/» ^ lamyx and throat. m MIm Report backs potalbllfty of POWs gettinj Hec WASHINGTON — A new Pentagon report contains no new hard ALLEY OOF ' by Dav* OraiM Astrology t^oks 1 coat 91 3 evidence, but nevertheless concludes that the possibility is strong Vatican robbery foiled For the • "the I ^ SURE WISH 0OC WOULP S^E ME A ^ I WONDFR that American servicemen are being held against their will in U n lco m s bccaui Southeast Asia, administration sources say. Unique Individual' r" Holograziit U.B. ACNCS by Jim Davl* VATICAN CITY (AP) - Three 4 panora ------O F HIS! — — — The report, prepared by a task force under retired Lt. Gen. before 8 a.m., probably using fake akyliiM armed men burst into the Vatican’s Identification papers. Pewter Figurines Eugene F. TIghe, former director of the Defense Intelligence payroll office Just behind St. *-■ < The 1 Agency, does not establish “beyond all doubt” that Vietnam They parked outside the cashi­ ^^1^- Tnfot Cnrcln Wizards ■aid cli Peter’s Basilica on the monthly er’s office In the Vatican’s central ^ ARGOMEfrr War-era POWs remain behind, the sources said Monday. payday today, but fled after an Octobe F R O M M E It also concludes that no evidence substantiates charges the administrative building, located In Tttazdum k - year’s j employee sounded an alarm, offi­ Pyriunids iCnaP Reagan administration has purposely covered up evidence of live cials reported. the gardens behind the massive Crystal Earringsj "By k prisoners, the officials added. It was the first armed robbery basilica and about S99 yards from normal Nonetheless, the task force concluded the preponderance of the attempt ever in Vatican City, the residence of Pope John Paul II. With available intelligence Information supports a conclusion that police said. As the armed men thr eatened the Americ » * n . V American POWs are still alive and held against their will, the Police sent up helicopters and employees, a cashier told the trio against sources said. blocked off nearby streets, but the that the person who had the key to 3 problez 3 Custom "Vslf A. three armed men vanished Into the safe was not expectiKl until ■elves. rush-hour crowds. after a a.m. Stsined Glass THE BORN LOSER ■ by Art Santom South African president rejects vote by Meg 3 JP/H PW?& Vatican spokesman Joaquin Na­ Another clerk then pushed an ■?-3o varro told reporters that the alarm bell connected with the 649-9941 v m '6 A Ffe^ep ball^ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — President P.W. Botha Extt 60 o il I-S4, THE WEXT TIME I TAKB would-be robbers entered the 196- Vatican security office, Navarro WHATI& THE IWFIELD FLT defended his government's record In extending rights to the acre city-state In a car shortly said. across from Poiod Bag tXJTOA8Al.LfcAM£,r/W nation’s blacks and criticized his foes, saying "the faster the pace M,T, Sat. 104; W „ Th., Fr. 10-9 RULE? WHAT'E AW K B I ■? EONWA LEAVE 'itXJ HCME! of our reform, the louder they shout at us.” C r o s s w o r d A s tr o g r a p h Speaking Monday night to a provincial congress of his governing National Party, Botha also said he will not call elections this year, as had been predicted, but added: "I appeal to >«1H >nrT>r X ISjUMUMN m ''XU>X A C R O S S 68 Pekoe, e.e. 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Be T H E ESSENCE OF B1 Kentucky blue sure to check It carefully, because there BUY 2 C A R W A SH BEAUTIFUL HAIR grass may be undesirable strings attached 344 BROAD ST.. Nort to Manchoator Psrfcade 52 Greek letters PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Self-confi­ . SUPLICAL HALLS 65 Globes 47 48 49 dence Is essential today It you hope to CoNgk Drops 58 Feminine suffix further an ambitious Interest. You're the B r i d g e CalUan SasptamMit 51 one who holds the aces, not the other PUMPS 60 Lohengrin’s 1 63 54 ENJOLI bride guy. i i m j s 62 Eskimo knife 58 59 1 60 61 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Do not be FREE SIM O N IZ MIDNIGHT an 63 Polynesian god lax or indifferent about your responsi­ Seymon placed the jack of clubs on the SoflOtwv 63 bilities today. It you let important situa­ NORTH Practicing table. COLOGNE Calc him Suppfamem 6 4 ______64 ♦ 7 5 2 nolyMBlBnt Whon You Purchsao A Hot Touch Cor Wash even keel tions drift, you could end up In a bind ♦ 3 Place yourself in declarer’s seat R*g. 'V ie TWO 88 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be careful t o d e c e i v e Rag. *3.39 66 Over (pref.) 1 ♦ 10 4 and try to be objective. Doesn't that 66 Celtic peasant today in your group Involvements that *^ .**". 1'^® 0 singleton’ And M . 9 5 A *5.95 Value Aaaoftad flarora you don't put yourself in a minority posi­ ♦ AQ 10 9743 By James Jacoby •’CHPOitNCY snuaeis 30 C h ew eb le 67 Words of denial oooi what chance would you have to make 90 C ount Saga (c),9 B6 by NEA Inc 30 Squa rea tion where you are opposing an aggres­ WEST EAST five- --- hearts...VAX II if ^ u played UUIlllll^dummy’s » FREES. sive majority. In July the Grand National Team ------— ...... Oofltia Touch Cor Wash ♦ K J 10 6 4 3 ♦ AQ98 club queen, saw East take the king and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It you have a Championship was won in Toronto by Bu)M ^ Craat pumpa and gal 6 ♦ 9 8 4 ♦ Q 6 2 give his partner a club ruff, and then co upona b y maN good lo r tw o family problem today, draw the line so ♦ 85 ♦ QJ63 Seymon Deutsch, Jim Jacoby, Bob OoupoR Esplrta 10/13/16 I rtwo that outsiders cannot Intrude. Input ♦ K J Hamman and Bob Wolff. It was Sey- had the defenders play a heart at you? h aa Craat pumpa o( lh a aam a ^CELEBRITY CIPHER ♦ 5 2 On the other hand, if diamonds were 3- Rag FLEET aba aa you purchaaod. from in-laws or friends could make mon’s first major national champion­ * !| TUCKS things worse. SOUTH ship. Today’s deal, taken from a re­ 3, you could take the club ace, play A- Adult SPEED STICK • out Gm»*By kx datadt ♦ --- FREE SIM O N IZ .5 D2. VIV^nwlT^^Pfwdll CANCER (JuiM 21-Juty 22) Your atten­ gional tournament in Texas where we K of diamonds and ruff a diamond, by CONNIE WIENER tion span might not be up to par today, ♦ A K J 10 7 5 then ruff a spade back to your hand Ssppositorlot ♦ AK972 were practicing before competing in Poly CramB OandWonor And Wke Whool "Z’KC WBFQCU ICABLFC Z’V BJ so you'll need discipline to focus on the Canada, shows Seymon earning a sig­ and play A-K-J of hearts to make your tasks at hand. Think only of what you're ♦ 88 contract. And that's what declarer matniBiit Whan You Purchato A doing. nificant pickup through a deceptive S a ls * ! • • Vulnerable: Neither lead. tried to do. Royal Tpuch Wash Packago CJQCHGBZJCH. Z JCKCH QMLARCU UHLPF LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your usual com­ Dealer: South Alas, West ruffed the third diamond, Rag. M.79 Seymon, sitting West, made a one- AM l5.95a$7.»5Vahio petence In financial matters could be cashed the king of clubs and played a TUCKS Nag.*t.aa 4.6 oz. Z RBU VD 8BVZWD HMMQF.” — absent today. Don't do anything foolish West North East spade overcall. North’s three-club bid spade Declarer still had to lose two GonBo Touch CarWtah suok that could hurt others, as well as was pre-emptive, and blast jumped to more tricks, and Seymon Deutsch had Coupon EBpiret 10/13/B6 Onar expires October IS. 1986 2 4 4 - Your ABI ABWWMEBD. yourself. four spades either to make that con­ taken one more giant step toward win­ VRtQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you are too tract or to get in the way of whatever a FREE Choioa k,mtnwa*< PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The philosopher who said that work well done ning the exciting championship in otSeanta indecisive .today, persons with whom South might be wanting to bid. Right Toronto. Si J B 3 __ 5* never needs doing over never weeded a garden" — Ray Everson. you'll be involv^ may lose faith In you Opening lead: 4 J or wrong, South concealed his dia­ Bag. *8.38 and withdraw their offer to have you as mond holding and bid five hearts. Ev­ part of their team. In 1983, there were only 6.5 million eryone passed, and without much ado. television s e ts in all of Australia. I»— WfcitAltt. yatmaanr. Sept 3». MW MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Tuesday, Sept. 30, I9W — II ....—■ - ^ Maaelm lar YaMardara r ■ Addition BoHon " % •rMiMMiMetMn g w atifci' r e c e w icw Bag the yeaat------j e of space hMhecawB M lty ef egyawllBg the yreaeat pprapB Ov CBB OM IlffvBMHIBy BBBdT hosed MMM. fiaeiNty fw BolloB e n t e r MUail. BOLTON — A eoamittee parcels o f land dm town awna ibr TWtMn said itn f V the IbB The ewwaifttee waa created by extra work space, or rievam E d R o r's BOte; L u d lfe (Sloan ) maCRf t» iw * lltr MtaOdw to To the E «to r of The Sun— M r; lie Bem I ef Selectiwn ia May e» the exisaM Cornmnad^ BMI. SttiHb of II OtiB St. broaght tMs l»fM in g , an d tawfcfe o f fiv e efercrewdhw awl fldwr preNeBw atwiy taafea that ceoM be nwier- , the Sw M of The New York papers failed to clipping from the New York Sun minutes the entire structure was at dw CoW M M Hy I M l i M feWMl lahen to hnprore the town ofttce _ Committee rice chalrmaw R,«, notice an event which taught or mass of flame. that exyawrtM aMqr be better iftM T ^ d ^ , a mem ber o f the sobcom- Bk Ike Manchester HeraM. It is a btriMIng. The committee waa should teach the entire country a The comment of F. A. Ver- cewtnictbw wwbele aewhibBaf. lUiniCU flKIP m 6STuBT fraU|> cimit mittee that reported on locations, MSiotaf^^pSuigflitSr letter to the editor wrftteh by her valuable leaaon. In South Man­ planck, the anperIntemleiH of the ■fembera of the etMnmitfee aibtiacd the Board ofEtbicathMi on —W the groap rfewed aboat IP frMfcer, D r. Thom as Sloan, in u w im v fnKrifCv. chester, Conn., on Thursday of school, was; “The system Arattetf a yreHmiaary rayort after the addition of a library-media N:«yrtfca and caaienp with three IPU . on die fire on Oct. 8 , iPis, stwlyhig araflaMe tewe-ewaed last week the Ninth Dtotrfct w o rk ed ." center at the high school. preliminary ebofeea. mmMf 0MIB flMfMT which tfeatrojred the wooden •awl, aceenfaf (» eemmittee The Commonity Hail has been schoolhonse, an old wooden •The greatest praise to dbe the Those ttrcechoicea are rehabili­ ■obcommHlee wiH help determine eiehool bnildbiga which oat where member John Mnro He *aM there crMciied for its lack of proper structure 3M feet long and 60 feet tation o f the exhMing bnifding. what office space la needed by the Bonnet Junior High to located wperintendent, Mr. Verplanck; <8 a high coat coflaMnrathm l» -M - —. wide, was entirely destroyed by handicapped facilities, cramped coMtirnction o f a new town hall, town as weH as the equipment to be W m j. to the snpervtoor, Mtoa Bmnett, building a aew atraclure. work spaces, and a shortage of fire. The whole buiMfng was a and bonding of a smaller strnetine accommodated, Tathfll saM. who, when the fire waa reported Instead, he *ald the grovp. w h idi parUng, among other problems. The Sloan family Hved in the mass of flames within five to home some of the fanedona now to her by a level headed boy, eonaiats of a "aman hot banl- b May, selectmen suggested The selectmen h are renaMled a -kwiae pictured here, at the in the Community Han, minntes after the fire was immediately turned in the fire werUng dMen.” wfll aerhiaaly several options to the committee. report from the committee by -Qomer of Main and Ehlridge "The preliminary screen easen- Bebm ary, dtocovered, yet not a single child latreeta, aeroao from what to now alarm and fire drill alarm, andto e*FSIw «iH »5B was lost or injured. There were A rm y and N a v y C lub. It wao the teachers, not one of whom •60 children varyfaig in age from lost her head. .the home closest to the fire, and 4 to 12 years in the school. Judge sets Wiison trial OMuaHem rSloan, who was 6 at the time, The fire destroyed seven other The reason for this wonderfol buildings and required asetot- remembers the windows on the and most fortunate outcome w as aoutb side of her parents’ home ance from Hartford to save the ^aaeissffji for Oct. 10 at hearing the fire drill which has been entire town from destruction. AH RaymomlO. Cvant ;Cracking from the Intense heat. The funeral win be Wednesdsy St persistently practised for years, a e also recant her father the children were saved because S B S ZS rd S S Raymond G. Evans, 73, husband a m . from the CaRaban absolute discipline always being “the system worked.” .1|(l»vliMI,> flNf fa M g t. A Jury trial is scheduled to beghi challenge slate contained mostly otawHng on the roof with a hose Oct. IP ht the case of Edward / of Irene (Hakey) Evans, of Middle- f ^ a l Home, 1662 Main St , East maintained; under no circum­ Hflii V^ VjP^^vrfHIM# ^ supporters of Labriola. Labriola’s l i ^ g to wet down the sMngles so How many cRies have a system Wilson, the Independent candidate town. died Monday at an area Hartford, with a mass of Christian stances was a child ever allowed that win work? ilyfeit < !*•«•< supporters wanted to provide nnore convalescent home. He was the burial at PM am. in Blessed that the Sloan home would not to leave the line. s In the isth Assembly District who it m W . tigy Auto Roast. || A T t n Dawn.” used to play songs on a home. we made the movie and 1 kept • DN N on tiB < r or hMt R ufr uneor) porch for an elderly woman who from the Mississippi delta. 1 think thinking about my wife and kids in A»ao Oooh rimoeon. MtAMft ’ Time oi Day Clock. ” I learned at an early age, • OomnH wSSBr would critique his work. delta-delta-delta was ingrained In Florida.” Aiao Amo FwICe ' 5 Power Levels. maybe from my father, that If you me.” •Td write a song and play It for want to do something you can as He also appeared in “ The Sky Is r a As a child, he once saw two 5-Year Limited Warranty—Carry-ln ^ ® ^ D L S P R IC E her.” Harvey said. "She’d sit there long as you learn to do it right. No Umlt,” “The Dollmaker." •TlniMMiyatoeii w xrxv Service (Parts 6 Labor) See women mistreated, and he said "Parent Trap II,” "The Long *389** and rock; If I could get her up There has to be a method—doing it warranty tor details dancin’ . I knew I had something.” those memories influenced Ms Summer of George Adams” and Gl. We bring good things to We. right. As far as talent, It’s a lot of *299' itMUnttim. - Since those days in rural west lyrics, "to take you to hts mansion "The Blue and the Gray.” jn«>«r«w«iocii. hard work and heart,” he said In the sky.” Tennessee, Harvey has given the Harvey and Larry Collins co­ “ I had a talent to write songs and 6 GE. We bring good things to life. “ In the back of my mind. I think iblic a chance to hear his music. wrote "Delta Dawn” in 1973 at to act too. I felt a necessity to dwell e’s written hits such as Kenny the song goes back to that,” on all thoae thinga,” Harvey said. Gl. We bring good things to lltr K Collins' house in Los Angeles after Harvey said. Rogers’ “ Reuben James” in addi­ returning from a nightclub. Harvey, a native of Dyersburg. tion to "Delta Dawn,” which was In the past few years, he’s Tenn., was raised in Haywood "There was a mystical feeling concentrated on acting. “ Adam” Monday 9:30-8:00 recorded by Helen Reddy, Tanya about the room,” Harvey said in an County. Tenn. He says Ms father For 45 Yeartl Tticker and more than 50 other succeeded In raising the issue of waa a traveling salesman who sold B O SO\ Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30-5:30 interview. “ I wrote two verses, child abductions. 649 Main Street artists. bam-bam, in less than 10 minutes bootleg liquor out of a panel truck. "The film was done very well.” In 1009, Harvey graduated from Downtown Manchester Thursday 'til 9:00 Friday 9:30-5 30 It Just flowed. Then 1 got the he said, " n ie purpose of the film AND HE*8 ADDED a dimension chorus.” Murray State University in Ken­ ^’ Saturday "til 5:00 to his career — acting. He was to make people aware of tucky with a master's degree in people who are victimized. If a 643-2171 ’^OUR OWN portrayed a police officer who music and a minor in drama. CRlOrr TERMS HE SAID the song Is easy to ning sln^e film ever accomplished [Pearls FACTORY bunted down a killer in the "TV and this helped make it popular. AVMlAtUOR AUTHORIZE!' 304MV movie, “ Adam.” In the movie. anything, this film did:” THAT SAME YEAR, be and APPUANCE “ If I could credit anything over uwromcc ■ ’Country,” Harvey was a govem- Barry Etrto teamed up to write SERVICE ntoTEcnoN and above the physical meaMng — ARaRMe tosnt worker who repossessed F M t HIS ROLE as a “ heavy” in "Reuben James.” going through 00 freedom for women — it would be "Country.” he gained 10 pounds. ^ Sf RviCt StNC^ so arm smaiisnmtw m u m m m ^ Jessica Lange’s farm. veraea in two weeks before settling Alex Harvey co-wrote the hit tong Delta Dawn" and has that it phonetically sings itself. “ As far as substance goes, I get on a final version. acted In movies such as ‘Wdam and ‘‘Country." 1 II — lifcitALP. IVKKiav. Sept. 38. m< U K s m s m i rrEHAUy. fattitf. aept. a », t m - tt Wild-eyed railroad buffo Advice

- n n I a iij B ^ s Simim Mil iBOmm.) outdo *merlf people again TH R U ACTA Teen lovers need self-control -‘I youths muer |iey t& sehM»e M "A o b iim CitrMiB'g ‘Murddf neheaidgisryis sxamkwd. (BOmin.i A B i l y i s u Showing the sam e concern for MtRrtB ACW,’ ” NffoGTT____ U 9 - Street resident Hfo and limb is a sign seen on an (MMXl iNOVie; 'New Odniua' (CO A group of gMted studems m m axokieivo PAY, M FT. M l Dft C ^ , To n Y fbuiMI this new antique shop wall near Bebec Lake •clenoe matitution ewa revenge agekwf, CurtM pMw Chrnm C m - or advice on birth control V orti P u b lic a biggie, in M aine. R bad been dW uneenipakxis profosaar vfhe hae been NtigM , B f M r M AitwrfoiMt ee- School docu­ originally part of the "eqofoment” ktsee.^ Kan*, wwam Collectors'' •guni em t6f kn&m te tit* mnri *Nh « B f A n ment in an old Adwrwn, Mchslle Mlytlnk. lOfc. RM d COIfICT H> fimKl. I K Warn oOTW Wf o f a naphtha launch plytog those ro. ' flwunand hacte, yih&uteem A f B f : la m n lewa M M8T and was chriseenaiif family Bible. C o rn e r waters. G etting to the g b t of it: In Ai0uW M fty MftfoaB MiyMrt tee here heee I t e e a d s : case of trouble, it said, tr y this (TM D )M 0 V K : ‘Chrieontdor' A behind- Marlon Mkhnei Meniedh. fie ihweewiee look m die preparation of 8i- M wetivta HBfcufo PtMTor (Pm- " T h is Pre m ium Russ MacKendrIck whatever it was. Ift|wtdkfo'twork tntagem me eanwd afoothall achotaivMpntfle ■’**’he pertormenee on MT LMlnov, canwr) end tit* ttf I'll CBll was presented try something else. Th e third to*. 1972. Rated 0. ki Stereo. Unfrersfty of Southern CaHfomfa poneewtimrhwieeoseim dt ifrnnf ror lovr D e m r A M n t to A I b e r t suggestion was not a "try" but a and plnyiMf nmder the name «4 e O C FM (D Ct> IS dS a NOM three murtfors m AespufoG. iM M iw . (tkre M arlo1 n0 Ijfo rriiriaon trem w atentt. G a m e r as a tes­ “hike” — "Jump'overhoard." Thnawe Company Abttfiff V a n Sursr- CD Emm* Santma c&-attfe te I T ) . We ere Dat Marlon had dreama of heMg an timonial of the .Make ^ ^ ^ Coming event; Gerry Geratb’s CD Magnum, F.i. Em Enatmzm, e yw ino wlayer has s • Tnernel HoeSed maeringi -t.M office building for residents of Coventry. Andover and Scandia to hear wins axpart 9 IB) Nova: A Normal Face; the Won- ■ t i l V • Headed Fuforen Q SNaw a dream in which he becomes an angel with some area towns. There will be blood pressure checks oeri of PfaMUc Butgary (CC| The amerg- a mission Jack Benny. Alexis Smith, Guy SUM: T (0 13 • R4te*y»«»adad ve* Final Coal 'M D Scandia Lodge 23, VasaOrderof America, will meet anca ol plaatic surgery and Its use as a tool 9 Odd Couple KIbbee 1946 tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and health Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Mary Cheney has new books T guidance. For more information, call the services Eugene Spaziani will speak about serving wine and 228-9428. 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• y Meword uim en The race ahnost certainly wfflte to M outcome of the game.” TRe A asedefed Press daeMsd In the four-game series trailed, but the wfth the Yankees that starts in ontcoHM wasn't decided until Bob Relief comes to students BOPTOH — V m Hestee RMfiox Bodton Thuraday night and ends Btanit e get EdAe Murray, pot down the ehampegm amf the regulnr aenaen S u n ^ . bad three dsMHes and pMMd a s their hats. 'A ere was ’’R'a an in the carda," Boggs three RBI, to fly to left field wfth more work and more winning to te said. "Y ou can't cheat fate. Wteh Cal Ripken on first for the final out. with the first-month biues dot*. terer M meant to te is meant (Ote. "Teitoy was like the day after One day after clinching the I fa already pre-planned. Christmas and ft's Hke somebody American League East title and The first month of school b H of f as another oddity of Manches­ "I'm reany net ddnldfng about ft. left ns one more gift to open," said never slows down for some. Others, surriring the celehratlon, they fhwtet over. September is the ter High School. In another month, it seems, never have enough to do. f'm Just going out them and ex-Oriele Sammy Stewart, who teat the Baltimore OrMes 7-5 playing my game, trying to get gave up two rune and two hits in month in wMch no room Is where K as things calm down, students win No matter what time of day it is. Monday night as Wade Bogga is SBppooed to be. If yon ask M ta." two innings after relieving Nipper, be wondering where all the people they’ll be wandering the hallways. drove in three rune and Jim Bice eomnone where it is. tt is always went. Nevertheless, the Bret month Is Althongh their eighth fees in nine lb 'll, in the sixth. "It’s always nice and Mare Sullivan pounded three games dropped the last-place to teat Baltimore." y n m a the com er." The Hidden The first month Is a Mur of chaos for everyone from dazed Mfaeaeh. Hoorn Syndrome is not Just eon- confusion and plenty-of- sophomores to experienced se­ Orioles 28 games behind Boston Boston reached John Habyan, ” We atin hare to go out and play and two behind sixth-place Mil- 1-8, for three runs in the second. Hnod to sophomores. LooUng homework, but sooner or later, niors. Then everyone gets her and play hard.” said winning careihlly, one can ffnd a senior or waukee, they, too, had something The rally began with walks to Rice when one slows down and listens bearings, gains a little confidence pitcher Al Nipper. ’’HopefUIly. we two M aking a peak at Ms or her closely, he or she will hear the and becomes a unlqoe personality, to play for. and Don Baylor and produced one schednie. can put things together here at the ’’Any time we walk on the run on tony Armas’ sacrifice fly followtng statements; whether it involves being chroni­ end and get some momentum going ‘This is also the month the "Don’t go In yet? We’re too cally late or always wtee In class banfield, we’re trying to win the and two on Boggs’ career-Mgh 48th S Into the playoffs.” hallways seem to be overly game,” Baltimore Manager Earl OOUDW. WItn tw o oOUuWJ, DOVtOn early.” Best advice Is to hang in there. ’The ’’You can take it easy and be crowded. Seniors and Juniors ” I’n do it in the library.” first month is almost over. After Weaver said. tied the club record of 810 set in Mome it on the growing sophomore stagnant” going Into the playoffs, That got Mm into a gesturing 1878. ’”rbls school Is a Mg rectangle." that, the rest Is smooth sailing. Sullivan said. ” We still want to population. Sophomores Just shrug Unfortunately, the homework match wHh Boston’s Bill Buckner. Nipper would have liked to pitch Raina Kelly win.” With runners on second and tMrd more than five Innings "but I This last week of the regular and one out and Boston leading 8-8, wasn't too strong, considering season Is Important to Boggs for Weaver ordered Buckner walked yesterday.” be said, referring to another reason. He’s seeking his Intentionally in the bottom of the the celebration. "I went out and Sock-n-Buskin prepares second consecutive American eIgMh inning. The tactic deinived took a walk Just to get the cobwebs E League batting title and tMrd in Buckner of a final chance to extend out of my head. I got plenty of four years. He gained ground In his 17-game Mtting streak. sleep.” that quest Monday night. Buckner made an obscene ges­ Then, It was back to business for Boggs, who started the day ture at home plate, wMIe Weaver Mm and his teammates in prepara­ for another exciting year batting .882, went 2-for-4 with an responded from the dugont. tion for the best-of-seven American Intentional walk and Improved to "All the individual records don’t League Championship Series APptwte Sock-N-Buskln, the high school than to anyone else. A newcomer's mer’s meeting and hopefully is .M8. Don Mattingly of the New mean a tMng,” Weaver said. against the California Angels start­ Baltimore catcher John Stefero atarta to took place in the third inning Monday drama chib, seems to be Just as meeting was held Thursday, Sept. indicative of excellent 8ock-N- York Yankees was at .880 but ’’We’ve got players on our team ing In Boston next Tuesday. interesting and creative as ever. 18 In the Bailey Auditorium. The Buskin events to come. dropped a point when he went that are trying to get Mta and "Yesterday was fun. It was the fall after being hit by a foul off of the bat night at Fenway Park. St^ero waa The new leaders have an entire^ assembled students were led in O-for-8 against Toronto Monday P This year's fall production, Tom trying to keep their averages up, funnest day of my life,” Nipper of Boaton'a Marty Barrett, who turna to carried off on a atretcher. The Red Sox John Bonford (left, above) and Erin quest to become finalists In scholarship different attitude. According to some group-orientated activities Jones by Henry Fielding. Is set In night. but that’s not important com p a rt said. Sullivan advance another rung In their Sean Bell, vice president and aee what la happening. The incident won, 7-5. program. that stressed teamwork. These the colonial period and should self-appointed press secretary, ” lt activities reflected the atmosphere prove especially fascinating to Is one of less hierarchy and more and mood the club officials are those Involved with the stage crews personable.” Other members of trying to promote and foster this for sets, costumes, make-up and NL roundup Sock-N-Buskin’s executive com­ Students advance to semifinalists year. A small skit was also props. Directed by Dr. LInask, the mittee Include Scott Davis, presi­ AL roundup performed to give the recruits a play will be staged In the Bailey dent; Sue Cavichi, secretary; On Sept. 10. 19M, two Manchester gram. the PSAT-NMSqr tests are ting Information about their school taste of drama chib action. The Auditorium from Nov. 18 to 18. High School seniors were honored taken In the fall, and the top scorers and community activities, and Heather Bogll, treasurer; and entire exhibition was Impressive in Buffey Harris, point secretary. as semirinalists in the National In the state are Included In the being recommended by their re­ comparison to last year’s newco­ Jennifer Clough Philadelphia put to the test spective high sdiools. Those who The faculty advisers are Dr Merit Scholarship Program. Erin nationwide semifinals. To be consi­ meet the rigorous requirements to Kerski LInask and Dr. William Sullivan and John Benford were dered for the award, these semifi­ Brlndamour. Blyleven serves up become finalists number approxi­ among some IS.OOO semifinalists nalists must advance to finalist mately 90 percent, although only 40 This attitude was probably more nationwide. standing by maintaining a high percent of those receive the award. evident to 8ock-N-Buskln veterans. Opportunity knocks as Maddux brothers duel To qualify for the Merit Pro­ academic performance, submit- Jande Hoffman Bv The AssoclotMl Press High •cfMol WorM Staff for busy seniors record gopher balls Co-Editors...... Deborah Bray PHILADELPHIA - The Mad­ MHS Band marches off The Century III Leaders pro­ must complete an application and dux brothers put the City of Jeff Spiegel gram gives outstanding high submit an essay on an issue that Brotherly Love to a severe test. News Editor.. .. Jamie Hoffman school seniors an opportunity to By Ken Rappoport second place In the American League East, a Feature America will face in Its third The Associated Press half-game ahead of Toronto. Greg Maddux, a 20-year-old compete for scholarships and to right-hander, defeated 28-year-old Bditor...... Andrew Clevenger century. Directions for writing the Don Mattingly, who is battling Boston’s Wade attend a national conference In brother Mike in a battle of sibling to auspicious beginning Photography Editor . Alvin Crui Williamsburg, Va. Scholarships essay are available with the Bert Blyleven has never enjoyed pitching In the Boggs for the AL batting crown, went O-for-8 with a rookies Monday night as he pitched Graphics Editor . Bill Thompaon are awarded to state and national Minneapolis Metrodome... and now he has even sacrifice fly and an Intentional walk, dropping his application. Interested persons average to .849. the Chicago Cubs to an 8-8 victory The M.H.S. band Is getting off to Advisor ...... ZaneVaughan winners, varying from 1800 to more reason to dislike It. I sional show writer who writes for directors at the two Junior highs we may obtain more information from Dave Winfield’s two-run single highlighted a over the Philadelphia Phillies. 3 a good start this season. Already 110,000. Students who take part ” 1 don’t like this ballpark; I’m a fastball pitcher championship drum corps from are now getting the numters and their guidance counselors. five n seventh, giving Winfield 101 run»batted In It was believed to have been the membership In the band has grown New Jersey, wrote the show for the and the ball carries here,” the Minnesota first time brothers have faced each from SI last year to IS. Last year at quality that we need for a good right-hander said after Monday night’s 6-8 victory this year. Winfield became the first Yankee to drive M.H.S. Band. Mr. Eckhardt sent marching band. Certainly we will In 100 or more runs for five consecutive years since other as rookie pitchers. The last the Festivals of Music In Virginia him recordings of the music that he over Cleveland, In which he established a major time brothers faced each other at Beach, Va., It scored high In the do well at UConn. but not in a league record for home runs allowed In a season. Joe DIMagglo did it seven straight times from 1986 picked out, along with Instrumen­ competition. Round Table singers work to 1942. alt was on Sept. 13. 1902, when standings for the Jan performan­ tation, and then he wrote the show Blyleven served up three gopher balls to bring his Houston’s Joe Niekro teat older ces. This season they also have a You can hear and see our band at Rasmussen, 17-6, pitched his third complete When asked about the field the following home football games; season’s total to 49, three more than the mark set by ame, allowing the only Toronto run on a one-out brother Phil Niekro. 8-4. custom written half-time shows. competition at the UCdnn Band Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies in 1986. In the only other game In the Mr. Kurt Eckhardt, who became Saturday, Sept. 27; Saturday, Somer by Willie Upshaw in the ninth, his ninth of Day, he commented that otter Oct. 4; Saturday. Oct. 11; Satur­ ” I Just hope I end up where Robin Roberts did,” the season. National League. Los Angeles the band director for the high schools In the area have had toward goal of perfection clobbered San Diego 10-0. school four years ago. has teen day, Nov. 18; Thursday. Nov. 27; said Blyleven. referring to Roberts’ place in excellent marching bands for a and Saturday. Oct. 28 — at UConn baseball’s Hall of Fame. Ranggra 3, A’t 0 Greg, now 2-4, had considerable; working to Improve the band on long time and the marching band at help from catcher Jody Davis in competition and marching. For Band Day at UConn In Storrs, In other AL action. It was New York 8, Toronto 1; Edwin Correa and Jeff Russell combined on a M.H.S. has only teen around for Conn. Each year, Manchester High School’s very own Jazz Ensemble. dividuals. Each Monday evening winning. Davis had a home run AP photo this season, Ron Clarke, a profes­ School's Round Table Singers The singers are also planning to Boston 7, Baltimore 8; Texas 8, Oakland 0, and four-hitter and Pete Incaviglla hit a two-run homer few years. WIththe help of the band Andrew Clevenger from 6; 30 to 8; 80 they rehearse among his four hits and drove In bring beautiful music to the ears of attend another exchange concert In together. They are training hard Kansas City 2, California 1. The Seattle-Chlcago In the first Inning, his 20th, as Texas beat Oakland. five runs. Philadelphia right-hander Mike Maddux (left) faced hla enthused listeners. This year will Boston. Mass., as they did last tor their performances durhig the game was rained out. Correa, 12-13, went six Innings and allowed one ” I really didn’t think about It younger brother, Qreg, the starting pitcher for the be no exception. Under the direc­ year. A Choral Festival, Just a school year. "They are musicisans Ironically, the player who hit the record- hit, a two-out single by Rusty Tillman in the second. during the day.” Greg said of the tion and coaching of the choral hopeful thought at the moment, obsessed with detail,” concludes breaking homer off Blyleven was a rookie who had The rookie right-hander ran Ms consecutive historic meeting. ” I made believe Chicago Cubs, Monday night In Philadelphia. Qreg and Director expiains need for director. Penny M. Dalenta. Round scoreless inning streak to 28 2-3 before leaving the may become an event to include In Miss Dalenta. been Involved in a trade for the pitcher last year. it was Just another game. I Just the Cubs won, 8-3. Table will be reaching out with new their plans. game complaining of stiffness above tbe right It is this very reason why The Not only that. Jay Bell did it on the first pitch he saw wanted to win because I’ve lost goals. Looking beyond their usual In previous years, the Round in the major leagues, a two-out offering In the third elbow. three straight starts.” myriad of holiday season concerts Round Table Singers are one of the Russell came on at the start of the seventh and Table Singers have sung at the most successful groups of Man­ inning. Greg allowed 10 hits In 7 2-3 said, ” He’s my brother, I want him the third on Brian Dayett’s RBI — Including visits to the Civic Mayor’s Breakfast. They’ve also earned his second save. community-based effort chester High School’s wide variety ” I was going to swing on the first pitch no matter Innings, struck out seven and did to do well. He threw a good game single and three more In the fifth on Center, the Gold Building and performed at a number of Board of where It was.” Bell said. ” It was a great thrill. I Correa walked three and struck out eight. He also not issue a walk. Brother Mike left and deserved to win.” \ Davis’ 20th homer of the season, off many local churches — the singers of extracurricular clubs and uncorked a wild pitch, giving the Ranger staff 91 for Education meetings. Honors such activities. thought about it before the game, facing the pitcher with no one out In the fourth inning Mike thought there was too much reliever Mike Jackson. TLC Eeecutlve Director Bill 17 North Street, directly behind the desiring more information are are planning to team up for two as these can only be achieved by the season, a major league record. The Houston DIYeso recently announced In a I was traded for.” after giving up three runs on six buildup about the brothers facing In the ninth, Davis drove in two Community Child Guidance asked to contact him. Mr. William songs with Manchester High hard-working, well-disciplined in­ Astros set the old record of 90 In 1970. letter to his colleagues that there Llaa Oaron Blyleven said; "Bell hit a fastball. It wasn’t a bad hits, walking one and striking out each other. "Things were blown more runs with a single off Tom Clinic.” He pointed out that the site DIYeso, Youth Services office. pitch — It Just carried.” Oakland left-hander Curt Young. 12-9, took the one. out of proportion,” he said. "Itwas Hume, who threw two wild pitches was a great need for community has to be renovated and furnished Manchester. Conn. loss despite giving up only three hits. ’IVo of the support of the newly-inaugurated Blyleven also gave up a homer to Joe Carter in ” I really felt for him,” Greg said. the Cubs against the Phillies. It’ll in the inning. and that the Hartford Foundation the fourth and one to Brett Butler in the eighth. runs against him were unearned. ” I know the feeling. But I’m sure happen again, and next time I’ll get TLC program if It Is to fulfill Its for Public Giving has already Dodgara 10, Padraa 0 purpose. The TLC Foundation Inc Appealing to teachers, he said. Butler’s homer gave the Indians a 8-4 lead over he’ll bounce back.” him.” made a grant that will defray some "It is rard that we have the Royals 2, Angals 1 Is a nonprofit. IRS-recognised Foreign students given party Blyleven, 16-14, going into the bottom of the inning. Batting against his brother In the Mike said Monday night was the Orel Hershiser scattered eight of the cost. opportunity to contribute to some­ George Brett doubled home the winning run and corporation formed to manage a Then Minnesota rallied to pull It out. Kirby third Inning. Greg laid down a first time he had ever seen his hits for his first shutout In more “ Our fund-raising drive among thing so closely related to our own Mark Gubicza scattered eight hits through 6 2-3 group home for Manchester teens Puckett singled and took third on Gary Gaetti’s sacrifice bunt. "That was fun,” he brother pitch in the pros. ” I think than a year, helping lift the Manchester business and private work. This has been a community- On Thursday, Sept. 18, the successful with over 78 students single. Doug Jones relieved Greg Swindell. 4-2, who Innings to lift Kansas City over California. said. ” I really wanted to get a hit.” that’s the first time I’ve seen him in crisis. Multi-Cultural Club sponsored a cultural Club. Shawn Wooden, and Dodgers out of a last-place tie with citizens is an effort to raise the based effort in every sense of the attending, all sharing Information had won four straight after a 24-8 loss to Boston, and Gubicza, who began the season 0-4, raised his In the bottom of the third, Greg pitch since Little League.” he said. the Padres in the NL West. Pedro In the letter. Mr. DIYeso sold, pizza party welcoming the foreign the president of SAA extended their balance.” he continued. Any con­ term. Your moral and financial and varied experiences. The feel­ allowed the tying run to score on Tom Brunansky’s record to 11-6. The right-hander had four strikeouts got Mike on a fly ball to right field. The Cubs scored two runs in the Guerrero, Jose Gonzalez and Mike "The corporation has a 'lease with exchange students to Manchester greetings and reminded those tribution to TLC Foundation Inc. is support will help keep It that way. ing expressed by several students sacrifice fly. and one walk while outdueling Angels starter ” I really wanted to strike him out.” first when Ryne Sandberg hit an Scloscia hit home runs. option to buy’ on a home located at High School. Among those present present of the memorable occasion fully tax deductible, and those Thanks for caring.” was one of fulfillment, a gathering Gaetti tagged and went to second and. one out Urbano Lugo. 1-1. Bud Black relieved Gubicza in Greg said. ” He broke his bat on a RBI double, moved to third on a Rookie left-hander Ray Hay­ were SAA president Matt Flynn, that was in progress., Mr. Bill In which any racial, ethnic or later, pinch-hitter Randy Bush singled to score the seventh and picked up his eighth save. changeup.” grounder and scored when Keith ward was the losing pitcher, Guidance Counselor Joel Chalson Howie and Lou Irvin, both sponsors religious prejudice was cast aside. and advisors of the club, were also Gaetti with the winning run. Lonnie Smith’s two-out homer gave the Royals a Mike Maddux was upset about Moreland hit what looked like a lasting Just 2 2-3 innings during and Vice Principals Peter Burdo 1-0 lead in the third before the Angels tied it in the losing, but even more upset about single to right field. However, which he allowed five hits, walked and Joan McGee. pleased with the outcome. Yankttt 8, Biut Jays 1 Once the group had become fourth on a homer by Mark Ryal. leaving the game In the fourth. Phillies right fielder Glenn Wilson three, threw three wild pitches, APS attempts The party appeared to be very Dennis Rasmussen pitched a six-hitter and Ron The Royals then won it in the sixth when Brett acquainted, president of the Multi­ Phonesla Machado ” A couple of good pitches got hit, threw out Moreland at first for his committed a balk and made a Kittle hit his 21st home run of the year, leading New followed Kevin Seltzer’s one-out single with his but nothing real hard.” Mike said. league-leading 19th assist of the throwing error. to broaden York over Toronto. The Yankees moved into double. "They Just found the holes.” season. Guerrero’s homer was his third Speaking of his brother. Mike The Cubs added another run In In three days. 9 pupil outlook

The American Field Service Francis Leary proud of his Manchester heritage (AFS) is an organization designed to promote friendship end a tetter understanding among students No Manchester athlete has ever been prouder than day after he and his wife. Sylvia, celebrated their 38th Far from the truth was this statement. throughout the world. The group Francis Leary of his hometown over the years and he wedding anniversary. promotes an exchange of students ” No one person makes a football team. I was only told that from the heart to more than 200 in attendance t- one of 28 players.” he tried to emphasize. whereby individuals from foreign at the seventh annual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame ‘ lands come to this country, live and In|ury rtcallad tt was during Roach’s Junior year that he put Induction dinner last Friday night. Herald Angle Manchester b a » on the winning track, running wild attend school with their counter­ "I'm proud to have lived all my life in Manchester, Time has a way of making one forget achievements parts, and American students visit and leading the Red and White to six wins in seven excei^ tor my college years at Fordham and tour Earl Yost by an Individual on the sports front and one such came starts and followed with a 6-2 won-lost log in 1981. CCIL other countries in accordance with years In the Navy during World War II aboard the Sports Editor Emeritus to light when Jimmy Roach took over the spotlight PRO, the same procedure. 1 ^ titles being racked up in his final two years. Bunkerhill In the South Pacific,” he recalled at the 1 " " when he Joined Leary as one of the hall of fame’s Gray haired but still at his best playing weight. The club is open to everyone Army and Navy Club program which saw him newest members. Roach injected a little humor when he noted that when interested in people. Members ore entering the hall of fame, the fourth trackmaq to be so "We (Manchester High) won the CCIL baseball he played the 1982-83 season It was "the last year that admitted any time during the honored. Previous track stars elected were Joe championship in 1963 and that was the year I broke my Mr. (Wilfred) (3arke coached basketball.” The latter 6 school year. Meetings are held McOuskey. Peter Close and Charlie Robbins. There wasn’t a uniform tor me. shoulmr. This gave our center fielder a chance to take was a 1966 addition to the Hall of Fame along with twice a month and activities The 67-year-old Leary, a native of Manchester’s "In my first race wiUi the team against the over for me and he did all right in baseball and made a Christie McCormick, both posthumously. include movies, an AFS Weekend, East Side and retired after S3 years with Aetna, told of University of Connecticut freshmen at Storrs. I took name tor himself. His name was Gene Johnson.” a Christmas party and various his first taste of competition as a runner under Coach the early lead and was never pMsed. I later learned Johnson, an earlier Hall of Famer tor his long-time THE SHOR’nSBT ACCEPTANCE SPEECH from hind-raising projerts throughout Pete WIgren at Mbnchester High. that Coach WIgren and Ivan Fuqua (UConn coach) career in professional ball — as a third baseman — the five inductees, three of whom were present, canne the year. Miss ^ rb a ra Moraitis had this conversation as we came down out of the and as manager of Moriarty Brothers’ most from 94-year-

ItAVXXaSgmt BKRAUy. TaepOea. aopt. 3B. M t B - » SCOREBOARD Sehohmtte rouiHkip t i U b t J k i i f BdHon girb finally break into the lein column i t m i r MrwMkw >91 • I 4 » 1 » COLCHBSTKR - - Pviwvwr- U t « * 9 i a Tervfa Maftn opened the swr- K h o i ^ ! • » • RtMEdOEBpayofr. ing'fbr Soothi ftf in the eonf^rmee 16:88 for Coventry wiUi the first After rtMiiMf d«. g» efogg m Mg a n d M . ttmn-TUhKttetiurtidf Iprt two gBiTt«g — eortt p ope-gMl score. It was her tWrd goal of the the ftrw hair. Maureen BrenHan season. After that ft was all H i ! loag-tlteBotWrimgligJrlg'aoccm' tied ft ibr East wHh a mMafe wft in tORit) flitally to n e d OHngi arooitd Danehy. who added four goals to the half and Am y Cantht fur the her total, giving her for the i l H dd IftNMiajr and Htopod B b« m 18 gante-winner 29 minutes into the season. Stacey Robertson had Aw d o m y, M , torltelfntTrtuafthe teeaud half, esgisted b y Brenda m J i i r Mtepmpdtgu. three sssiste and Uraula Wiebusch a r t w j M v r t Bailey, ft waaCamin'athirdfMldf i M art M k fo g t overall, m and Laura Danehy one apiece for MrMgli. Ih e are t-4 the aeaaiM and Brennan'a seeond. Coventry. hi the Charter Oak ConfereiMe "A n y ACC fam e ie a tough fam e The Patriots had an overwhelm­ wMIe the h)gg dropg Baeoit t o M lB and thta was a very physical game the coBfereikie and Z 4 overall ing 46-8 edge in the shots’ depart- Is throoghoat," notedEastconchlfon rttent. Werfel made five stops Aitna 3 S iX ”^ S S S u M € “ E ve ryM e played weft, I eaB't Palmer, tfe notedtheEagleahader to earn the shutout. ROTflf IVIVIWI pM i dot aoy one," paid a happy shots but South gootte Shelley s i 3 s BoHoo eoaeh M k e LaadalpM. "We -I a » s i 4 t Craseel, who made id atone, came M 3 3 *3 1 9 r played hard aod well together. up Mg several times ami that Ma *3199^1 When they came back and tied it, team was not patient at times with VoNsyball tamp 9 9 I 1 I I wedM n’tfold. And after our aecond the shots. Katmvfn w , i t - foal, it wag a heekuva (ante. Amy Soucy and Sabrina Rogers 9 9 9 1 1 4 3 stw chigl.. "W e had the Jump on the ball, on defense and Melissa Carron and The East Catholic High girls’ 9K— CauaM l^pfa^p O^wffWf « (ettinp control and playlnp the ball .Jggf^ JL»*g^ "SfcCrt"*-- Karen Lord at midfleid played well volleyball team won a tintilating T«f^(9IM97-mrtNMrVork(NMMn TllwOf DRflKRlRVr. where we wanted M. Everyone was for East. five-set match from Sacred Heart physically Mred at the end so they S Y(Diimn-i3>af9M»M»(SaiMri The Eagles next see action Monday afternoon at the Eagles’ knew what it was to play all out.” Thuwday at 3; 36 p.m. at Coventry Nest. Scores were Ii-1 9 ,19-13, i9-3, TM3 af T«xw r » t | . I U | BoHon at 29:4I of the first half with against Ellington, squared its 4999 ntMMTfi 3 9 00 (' T 1 t a drive to the lower left corner. record at 1-2 with the hard-fought ____ 9 A at KonM M m c T 4 199 ( f i I _ z n z M p M . I T I f Bacon’s Julie Dimmock tied ft i: 21 CovBntry wfnt victory. O tiitnib 3999 Into the second half before Welch (ItMlira n -m at MUnnaieta 9acMt19 ' l l * Lori Pelletier did a fine job •:S 0411. JavMrpr won it for Bolton at 22: S7. She EAST HAMPTON - ft took at Mltwoukaa LAPRiTdh 3 1 i 0 '•11 directing the Eagl^ attack while MttanfvP 3010 7 4 7 1 4 eluded one defender and this time awhile for the high-powered Coven­ E ------If 9000 try High girls’ soccer team to get Dawn Dfmock, Barbara Haynes ACC drove her shot into the upper lefi - M/MnimtffhiS a.m. c 3011 rolling, but once the Patriots got and Patti Tosti were outstanding 3b 3009 corner. The two foals fives Welch spikers. Anne Harkins, Lori Nadler atfiMr YarK,7:3»p.m. 2099 untracked it was no stopping them ' rt lartBiv 7:3S pm. 11 for the season. and Donna Battalino also did a fine OMeaaa. 1 9 ^ . B333 Bolton foalie Kerri Jedrewski as they blanked East Hampton. 9-6, at TaMi, t ;S pm. nP in Charter Oak Conference action job of serving for East. had It saves compared to 9 for Monday. rtSlW ffl%aS""’v«99 s s Bac(m keeper Desiree Faford. wtnMna m i — incavMto The win was the second in a row M H S b « a t « n HarMdpnaropyrtMa ^i-OMm. Of—Tnatz l o b -% iii ml Bolton was outs hot, 21-16, but had JS?*?- \ *T-9»9rt»t HP-taeavwia n I; what counted the most. for the Patriots, who arc now 4 l in The Manchester High girls’ rtt). SB-ljanrtsra^n). $ P -stg ^. Bolton will be able to enjoy the the COC and 9-1 overall. “TOe volleyball team saw its record dip Bolton High’s Denise Welch (11) found twice Monday to give the Bulldogs their P rphosotyfuaMr victory as it is iefle until next Bellringers dip to 2-41 with the to 1-4 as if was thumped by visiting herself being defended closely in recent first win of the '86 season over host CYOwng L,1M 9 3 3 1 3 5 loss. Rockville High In CCC East action Monday when if hosts Rff AM Hifh. home game. Welch broke lose to score Bacon Academy, W L act. M Coventry returns home Thurs­ Monday at Clarke Arena in four 2 -1. »Wti> Yarn W S 499 — Cerrae 97M-n 4 1 0 0 3 9 Heading for $lx CCCJMrt a 74 19W KuMtnl, 3 30003 Emt on Btroak day to face a hot East Catholic cluh sets. Scores were 19-13,19-12,12-19 n It . » s w a -< i in non-conference play at 3:36 p.m. and 19-8. Sue Gnerettc spiked well Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at East a 2431 victory over Cheney Tech In the ninth slot. Steve Classon and UCrnn’B Marc Mofiowitt (2 9 ), w H h Saturday. The Huskiee won, 17-12, to ^ 79 M »V> _ Uirptm llama, Handry; Plraf, Evans; HARTFORD — The East Ca­ The Eagles have won four straight. while Hongfa Luangpraseuth and Hartford High School. COC cross country action Monday Mark Keating were I2th and I3th, 99 XD 3914 Saeand, Marmi; Ttifrd. Cevsfns. teammate Glenn Antrum aerving aa an I I « 397 41 remain unbeaten at 3-0. They are at New M n < i tholic firls’ soccer team continued "W c were sluggish the first half, Leslie Kessel also played well for afternoon. The loss was the fifth in respectively, for Cheney RHAM’s Its climb as it went over the .900 Rfyilit,Aiiftli1 escort, heads down the sideline for a Hampshire in a Yankee Conferenoe u\\v maybe it was the long bus ride.” the Indians. as many outings for the Beavers, Eric Cloutier was indivitfual _ J B — tPuMIc mark for the first time in 1986 with said Coventry coach Paul Lom ­ who are back in action Friday at e ^ J it 9 SO-yard touchdown run against Yale at game this Saturday. Rockville also won the junior winner with a 19:16 clocking over a Hs fourth straifht win. a 2-1 . "ft took us longer (than Cross country Rocky Hill High with Berlin 3.6 mile couse. H .913 11 CALtaOttMIA KANSAS CtTY the Yale Bowl In New Haven last I varsity match. i9-8,11-19 and 19-4. 19 499 19V4 j r li M rh M decision over host South Catholic normal) to get into our game. But Meredith Duggan and Michelle Todd Rose, O iris Hawes, Ron NMulft: 1. Clouflar (N) tS:l4far 3.0 S Chem y outrun 71 ft 491 19V4 RJanatlf 4019 Wilson cf 4 0 00 ACC Monday at Hyland Park. as soon as (he offense took over. Mozzer played well for the young Plrtel and Brett Lassen were mliaa, 2. CtMtomon (N), i teioar (N ),4. B 493 3014 fjSlJf icf), 5. M«wa*^(Ct), PiWaf JKHaipijO 40 19 LSnOttilf 4 111 w L t w r*? East is now 2-1 in All Connecticut Leslie (Danehy) went to work and Indians. fourth through seventh for the t. HJdmdh 4000 LJenatP 0000 9 9 9 9 1 9 H E B R O N - Host R H AM High '-*321'* ' v I' • ‘-*9"** "»>' Ryalrt li t ) M tiarib 4 130 Mi|or LftgiM iM din P o frl^ P ra p Conference action and 49 overall. it was all over.” Manchester is back in action took the fop three places en route to Techmen with Russ Johndrow in JOfmOrow (C T), 10. Sowyof (N). 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Lauft M ill Tafali 1371 Famndt Tor 310 J1S ^Istcm tJtfKwy *a Simsbury, Lomax said. “ It was stupid on m y said. "We bring them in here on N.Y. ^ Th o Assoefertod Press broke the Cardinals' backs. Ball Tor 194 J12 Kavin Blount and Scan Ruoenit ptoytid ■aMSAMMi WINDSOR LOCKS — The DiMaggio brothers, Joe, Dorn and part. It had a big effect on the Friday anda ault them up and I J & ’ /ifUtfM Aarwvam 114) at 9an B9-1 P Bradley Sao 143 JI3 wall In oapl ond Tim Mdrchted, Qaan ounoip . "We’re not making any plays,” game.” don’t even know half their namea. ’’ OtMO MewElni 94). WM pm. JCtW 001 101 MX— 1 Yount Mil IB JW Martgn, Kavin Rapgii and Man tem- Vince, are scheduled to appear the weekend of Oct. 3-49 at the /Mm i i $ ST. LOUIS — Thanks. In part, to said disappointed St. Louis Coach Nonetheless, St. Louis breathed Keying Dallas’ attack with tMMtoP HbM pw M-ntaTsanErancttca Ooma imnnine tiBi — Bratt (10). CoHisr Cla 193 JIB bara also turnad In flna anarts. inoranpovnlaeafiaesMeaU^ 4 9 Howard Johnson's Conference Center as part of the first annual (Lacata w-ulT f0;39 P4n. DP— Catltemla 1. l o b —Collfomla t, Tna Unftad, 3-3-1, Is In ortlen Sunday the problems of a struggling Gene Stallings, the ex-Dallas as­ briefly after White, who has 16 touchdown Btgl New England Sports Auction. Dorn DiMaggio is scheduled to Kansas CttvZ 3B— J KHawall, Bratt, lalttar. Borflald, Toronto, 34; OCMttf, Minna- ot^^onbv and at Olostonbury Monday Cincinnati opponent, the Dallas Cowboys sistant who after four games Is still rookie Vai Sikabema returned passes for the year, was the i. 3:09 p.m. 3B Bloneatano. HR— LSmm (0), Rvol sofa, 34; Kingman, Oakland, 34; Con- Ck 1 appear on Saturday, Oct. 4, to sign autographs while Vince and remain close to the pace they’d like :09p.m. (3). SB— Rvol (1). saco, Oakland, 33; Door, Mllwaukaa, 33; 1 tgrflt , seeking his first N F L victory. Dallas’ kickoff 20 yards to open the versatile Walker, making his first __ 7:39 p.m. Baylor, Boston, 31; Ball, Toronto, 31; ChanoYTa^ Joe DiMaggio and Whitey Ford are schedule on Sunday, Oct. 9, to maintain. “ We had chances early, hut we 3 IP M R BR BB SO tar* third {fuarter. NFL start as a fill-in role for ^ __ __ I, 7:40jp.m. tied with 39. M8C TirnitfeM MWPfl MCwDVfflV 1 3 t tor autograph sessions then. " I think we’re on the verge of just couldn't score. Somewhere •urob at it. Lauls> i : » pjn. A roughing penalty against the Injured Tony Dorsett. LUPO L,M 1 1 Runs RatNd In Ttia.Monchastar teccar Club Terno- A Normal Rockwell painting of the ‘Yankee Clipper’, exploding offensively." quarter­ along the line, we have to to make Laa Afipalat at tan Oiltoo, 10:09 p.m. McCosklll 0 1 Conseco, Oakland, 114; Carter, Cleva- Cowboys helped launch a 74yard “ I wanted (o go out and show daaa (girlsi_11 It yearsya<------eld) won two lost KonM City CCe-a4Mt DtvMgg I previously on display at the 960 Club in Atlantic City, will be back Danny White said after the plays,” Stallings said. “ We Kansas City lond, 113; AAoftlnpIv, New York, 109; Ball, waakMd, Z1 everar NawNOW Brito'BritainB____ lest Monw touchdown march requiting seven things to them and do m y brat," AMrteM Lm |im rMulti Oublaa W.11-9 43-3 0 1 1 1 4 Toronto, 100; Goattl, Mlnnasofo, 107; Soturoav and 2-1 ovar Parmji LA Reldars unveiled to the public for the first time on Friday, Oct. 3, at 1 p. m. exploiting the St. Louis Cardinals’ dropped screen passes and short plays. Ferrell tipped off a 21-yard said Walker, who gained 82 yards Block 9J. 313 0 0 0 1 1 Rica, Boston, 107; Barfield, Toronto, 104; iton lest Umptras Hama, Oardo; First, Ford; Presley, Sacntla, 104. Sundav.'Am^OanaTnr, Annls^rbofo The show will run until 9 p.m. each day. defense with three touchdown hitch plays. We've got to make gain to the Cowboys’ 48, and Lomax on 19 carries as the game’s leading and Sharon Fish scerad against Nsw iTIONAL passes In a 31-7 triumph Monday RiilMT.OrMMS Kond, Road; Third, Kesc. PttfMng (14 OacMani) Britalnwith Sonya Cesumano drowlng those.” found J .T . Smith for 17 yards to set rusher and caught a team-leading T— 3:13 A— »4l33. Clemens, Boston, 24-4, .197; Rosmuftan, WasMnptn Hartford night. Next to Banks' electrifying kick­ New York, 17-4, .737; E lc h in , Toronto, on.. - assist. J'*’ - Shtlle?»i4"g.Rlniftlo«i!i< Rlnolilaam, BatsyB***! Whalers suspend Mark Paterson up Anderson's 10-yard scoring five passes for 57 yards. " I feel McCubray, Janny Barnatt, Shlro terin OMIdi "We haven't come close to off return, the play that hurt the BOITOM 14-5, .737; King, Detroit, 10^.714; Morris, N.Y. Qtants jaunt up the middle. very comfortable. The coachea and BrhM i m i ir end Missy JellyJ o l. plovad_____ wall. fulfilling our potential. It was a ^ hM N II I Lngui m ulti Detroit, 304, .714; Andulor, Oakland, 124, arbotoo00 and Fish hadhod thaftw gpolsgpa.. end . . Philpwtpho HARTFORD — Hartford Whalers defenseman Mark Paterson, Cardinals the most occurred just But White, who connected on 16 players have done everything 9133 403 3 .447; Hlguaro, Mllwaukao, 20-10, 447; St. Louts irtterd PuMIc closer game than it seems," White before halftime. 4 110 3 090 Schrom, Clavaland, 14-7, .447. Rlngbloom an assist against Farming- assigned to Binghamton ot the American Hockey League, was of 29 passes for 223 yards, with two possible to make me feel that Cubi&fhllllNS ton.« Alison Frsnon, EriM Rlnobleom, said. “ Our defense made some big 0000 3b 1090 Chicopo suspended indefinitely after tailing to report to the minor-league St. Louis quarterback Neil interceptions, went to work follow­ way." 1000 1b 4000 Hillary Ktavar, MIchalft (Mia, and ACCflrlt BosodonaBotBota. ooaflt'Oavdn OdriMU pidy^wall affiliate on Sunday, the National Hockey League team said. plays. So far, we have done the Lomax scooped a shovel pass to ing Banks’ return and found Hill on The victory was the 298th of 4 130 8Uv 3 3 3 0 CHICA0O PMILA NATIONAL LBAOUB Oolrolt W L T W ?**? ; things It takes to win.’ 9 0 3 3 0 09 1 e AB R N Pel. lost Cothplle Paterson, 22, a native of Ottawa, played with Hartford in 1084 Earl Ferrell on thlrd-and-6 from the fourth play of a sweep to make Landry’s coaching career, all with obrhM ObrhM Tampa Bov The Cowboys, who led 10-0 al the Cowboys' 8. Ferrell lateraled 4 0 10 tssx 4 3 10 CWtolkrct 9 110 MThmpct 5 110 Raines Mon 141 570 90 193 .337 Orton Bov and 1988 and spent the majority of both years in Binghamton. It 17-7. the Cowboys. It tied him for second ' 40 00 3000 Sndbrolb 4 13 1 Gwynn SO 155 431 101 204 .339 halftime, saw their lead cut to back, and Lomax’ pass was picked 1000 Somual 3b 4 13 0 Sox LA Paterson was suspended by Hartford president and general Dallas’ back-breaking scoring place on the all-time list with | 9000 Polmalr If 9 3 3 0 Havas lb 4 0 10 153 Bowling Atlanta three points when St. Louis took the off In the end zone by Dallas rookie 1100 Armasssas ct 3 00 3 Marindlb Boss Htn 151 3 . .311 l!nil: manager Emile Francis. drive, which climaxed with 11:18 M iam i’s Don Shula. The late I 9 0 0 1 Schmdllb 4 0 3 0 L.A. Roms second-half kickoff and drove for 1900 Sullivan c 4 3 3 1 TrtlloSb 00 0 0 OWIIsonrt 4 13 1 KHamndi NY 144 535 90 149 M Son Fmcsco Johnny Holloway. left, was even easier, as White George Halas coached the Chicago 3 10 0 Oumnss 3 00 0 Ourtim 1b 3 3 10 Jamas If Hoyas Phi 154 m 103 110 .309 Nw Orlons 1 3 _ ...... COC gIrH Its only touchdown. They re­ Lomax, who later threw three found Walker open In the left 3000 4 0 11 Roy Pit 1 « 541 49 141 .299 Bears to 929 wins. JDovIsc 9 14 9 JoRssIl c 4 0 0 0 E lk i A0aggpY*9 OPtita Patriots trade QIann to Chargers sponded by burying the Cardinals. more Interceptions, admitted em­ corner to cap a 39-yard advance. 30 00 D o ^ r t 90 3 1 Aouovoss 4 0 0 0 TPeno Pit 140 499 54 149 .293 Dallas 31, StTLeuls 7 The 91 points also enabled the 0000 Hettmonp 0 00 0 MModdxp Knight NY 133 449 49 137 .293 tMidBY, Del. 9 Gordon Banks’ SO-yard kickoff barrassment over the play — The Cardinals used two receiv­ Cowboys to tie an N F L mark by tt99t 31 7 9 7 10 0 0 Webster Mon 144 995 97 141 .393 Travis Cook Sr. 144-339, Bill Preston Cromsvall SAN D IE G O — The San Diego Chargers, seeking to strengthen Dunstonss 40 3 0 Jacksonp 0 0 0 0 349, Hsnry Agostlnslll 149-349, Ralph Cincinnati vs. Groan Boy at Mlhwoukat, 1 return gave the Cowboys good field which was illegal anyway — that ers who just joined the team last scoring 30 or more points In each of OrModxp 3 00 0 Stonapti a weak defensive secondary, today acquired rookie defensive IB 013 . . . 10 0 0 Schmidt, Phllodtlphlp, 37; ODovIs, Dover 153-390, Paul Ford 144154-411, position at the St. Louis 42. White left the Cards trailing 10-0. week, and Lomax said that af­ Sondrsnp 000 0 Hucbonp 0 00 0 Max Welch ISMM, JIm Woodcock '* StValand at Ptttsburah, 1 p.m. back Vencle Glenn in an NFL trade with the New England their first four games. They OB no tin -7 Dsmiaref 00 00 ^ p h 10 10 Houston, 30; Murphy, Atlanta, 19; Porksr, 134313, Andy Lamouraoux 140-379, Houstpn at Oatrpit, t p.m. lotfTwmpten followed with a touchdown pass of "It was just a bad reaction. We fected the Cardinals offense. equaled a mark set by the 1968 New Wlnmno RBI — Armas (4). Humap Cincinnati, 39; EDovIs, Cincinnati, 34; Los AngalMRamrs at Kansas City,1p.m. lefton Patriots. 13 yards to Tony Hill and found ^Aan, Dampsav. DP BoHlmora3. 0 0 0 0 Horner, Atlanta, 25; McRaynelds, ten Barnia Oudaaun 141-344, Rick Burnktl loeon Academy really should have come away with " I ’m going to be out there again York Giants and matched by the Schupti 10 0 0 141-3^ Bill Palmar 134341, Joe Twaro In exchange tor Olenn, the Chargers sent New England an Herschel Walker with an 8-yard LOB Batttmora I, Boaton W. 3B— Boons, ratals Dlapo, 25; Strawberry, New York, 24. Miami at Naw England, 1 p.m. three points (on a field goal).” Sunday throwing to somebody," he 1978 Buffalo Bills. RMian, Murray 3, Sullivan. SB— Shalbv BOMS ratals 37 3 10 3 nita 149-1St-405, Joe___ Dworok__ _ 159-139-405, JT*4U9( Runs ionad In Charlie Wha]dn' W ' ------199-135-404, Chot MInnatota at Cnleogo, 1 p.m. undisclosed 1987 draft pick, Chargers team spokesman Rick CMcooa Schmidt, Philadelphia, 119; Porker, New York OkJitsaTst. Louis, 1 p.m. IF H R IK to m IB ... . Cincinnati, 110; Corhir, Naw York, N ; Stonak 137137-149-393, ____ Tony DoSImona .Smith said. PhliadsinMo OB 001 BO-3 149-393, Joe ------DeSimone ! 350, Jarry RIdal PhUod^lo rt Atfonta, i p.m. Glenn, a second-round draft choice, played in each of the Ooma Winning RBI — Sondbarg (5). GOovIs, Houston, 97: Hoyas. Philo- 3S4. Woshlnglpni m ^ at Naw OrleansOrtaons 1 pin.pjn. 143 1 3 1 4 0 _ ty ^ l ! adajphlo z LOBSchfcJnJo o, delohlo, tO; McRavnoldi, Son Diago, 90; Tempoo Bov at Let Angtits Rams, 4 Calcuibir Patriots’ first four games as a "nickel” back, meaning he 3 4 3 2 2 0 Morrison, Pittsburgh, 15; Strawberry, nilodalphla 7. 3B— Sondbarg, JDovIs, p.m. entered the game on passing downs as a fifth defender in the 243 2 1 1 1 0 O m ^ , OWIIson. 3B— Samuel. HR— Naw York, 44. AARP Oallot at Dtnvsr, 4 p.m. 43 0 0 0 2 0 JDovIs (30). SB— CWalkar (15). S— Pltdilnp (14 Oidslom) Buffalo at Naw York Jalt, 4 p.m. secondary. OrModdux. Oledo, Naw York, 17-5, .773t Dorling, Andy Loransan 309-543, Cv Parkins Indlanapellt at Son Frondteo, 4 p.m. S 4 3 3 3 3 IP H R BR BB SO Naw York, 14-5, .737; Takulva. Phlkidal- 205, tern McAlllstar 203-574, Ed Ham- 2 2 2 3 3 1 CMchbr ohlo, 11-4, .733; Famondai, New York, 144, phlll SSO^Tad Oodarowskl 505, joe 1 0 0 0 0 0 OrModdux W,M 7 3-3 10 3 3 0 7 .737; (3oodan, Naw York, 144, .727: Krukow, Victoria 503, Bruno Giordano 549, Beo OowlMyB81.Caiillnilt7 Retton retires from competition 1 1 0 0 0 0 Sondrsn 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 ten Francisco, 194, .)04; DMhoias, Hous­ Baplay 174457, Ann SlnltoTchit 171, _ JIaaiart Z Aosa. PB—CNIdwIs. Hethnon ton, 11-5, .404; Carman, Phlladalphlo, 10-5, Kory Merot 204543,, Borboro Hemphill At tl. LaoN BA77 NEW YORK — Olympic star Mary Lou Retton says she will 1 0 0 0 0 1 .447. 471, Pol Olcavooa 454, Jennie Vtctorlo CawiNW 7 3 7 14-tl Iras. Homa. Yeung; Brst,Coonav; - now concentrate on talking about gymnastics rather than I. niermoiThlrd, Brinkman. MModdux LJ-7 3 4 3 3 1 1 504. cordinato _ . t 0 7 g - 7 Manchester ^ o d l ^ e , 3;3o :IB. A -t 7 M Hdllor't Nota — Laggpt sacratpriat. CfgM CiggiTf competing in the sport. Jo^on 3 3 3 3 1 1 Maota print first gnd Inst n i ^ . Dal— Sharrord 3t from Whilt HudMin 3 3 0 0 0 3 (Sapltanklck),14:15 " I’ve spent my whole life In the gym — 11 years of hard work,” Hums 3 3 3 3 1 1 Buebill todiy Ngmts which ws egnnat rtpd will ba l^cklRwn ^M o ddux pitthad to 3 bolters In the smlttsd. Retton, 18, said in announcing her retirement Monday. "Now I T w Iim 6, Indlim 6 Dol— FG Sephan 33, 4:15 ‘*“**^lle/ll. Joseph of louth SCOREBOARD ^ IMrdQgprttr have the rest of my life to do what I want.” HBP-Ourham bv AAoddux. WP— Retton is attending the University of Texas, majoring in CLBVBLANO M1NNBSOTA OrModdux 3, Hume 3. Collfomto Angels at Kansas City Royals S ^— Andatm 10 run (Let kick), 3:94 (e:35p.m.EDT).TheAnoelsTcirkMi" ‘ 13 pass from Whitt (tepllan communications, and Is close to signing a contract with NBC as a rhbl rhM Umpires— Home, Rannart; First, teaks his lOlh victory for ttw West Division kick), 9:49 4 13 1 Dovtdsnrf 4000 W aw ; Second, Mentogua; Third, titllsis opolnst the 1945 World Oiomplons. Trasigactioiig gymnastics commentator. ISSS>' 3 10 0 Holchar 1b 3 00 1 Brocklondar. Lost yeor’s Cy Younp winnar. — Brat Del— Wtriksr I White 4 13 3 Hrbafc 1b 0000 Sobarhogen, 7-11 this year — (Stpllanklck),3:4S Su55i 4 110 Puckalt ct 4 110 T— 3:90. A— 14J55. McCosklll. 40 10 Oaettl3b 4 13 1 BAtSBALL Dot— Fallows 34 Interception return Flutls to work out with Packers 9 0000 Bmnskdh 3 0 11 (Saphan kick). 11:45 OMlgirtlO.PidmO 9TAT IS— Purchased the BOSTON — Doug Flutie, a former Heisman Trophy winner at 4 0 0 1 toudnarc 3 000 When Boston won the AL East on Sunday, oomroct or joy m i , IMIalder, from 40 10 Sotasph 1000 ion ■ fcL— _ _ quarterback for Boston College, will work out with the Green Bay 30 0 0 Raadc botaboirs four division races worasetlladbv If______UI9IUUTV______OT IMf BUlftniiLoogut. 0 000 LOS ANOBLS BAN DIROO tha aoiiiast dote since division plov began In Kansas A N S f c------ity r o y a ls — Packers, said Forrest Gregg, coach of the National Football 3 111 Baanalf 3 130 ObrhM 1W9. Announetd mot ttwy will txardsa the 000 0 Bush It 10 11 _ »rh M League cluh. Oognass 3 110 Sox 3b 3 13 1 Krukrt 4 0 10 buy-out dOMt on the cenfroct ot DennisISh L^zalililolfSiyl^ ^ Andssn3b 0 100 AtadorSb 3 00 0 tTRBAKS l,pindwr. PASSIN(3-ODllat, White 1411 The Packers, 0-4 at the one-quarter m ark of the season, are Smetlvph 1000 Dunconii Since moving to Boltinwre In I9S5. Iht Louis, Lamox I434411Z ' Lmbrdfe3b 0000 500 1McRvMct 4 0 3 0 looking around for a quarterback, Gregg told The Boston Globe in Cobdlrt 3 3 30 LaftSrtsp 0 0 0 0 Orioles hove never finished lost— o streak 41-44. BHinillZ «P 3 3 30 thotlsln leopordvthls veor. an interview published today. B its TaMs B4W4 Brvantrt 1000 M ai^sTl 4 00 0 u f f iS K y A w i RECEIVINQ-Oolli Ouarrar 1b 4 13 3 Sonttagoc 4 0 10 INDIANA M PACERS-Ptocad c im s-P la a Dwavnt Bonks449,Hli^^N4 EostCothol Green Bay also plans to bring in quarterback Chuck Fusina, Sea 1b 10 11 rmpHn ss 3 0 10 tWINQI McCloln, guard, on wolvtrs. 1-39, Cotbtel-ILSt.L... Homltn3b 5000 Wynne ct 10 10 The New York Mets were 140 against the P H ILAD ELP H IA 74ERS— Trodtd te M 443.. Andarten 1 ^ HeMen l^l. Covantry olircrem«Mr3:30 formerly of the United States Football League champion gams WimtM RBI — Bush (3). Sdosdoc 4 13 1 Pmrskllb 4 0 10 Plrotesln 1945ondlostseverolcrtttcol gomes Ctemon Jwnian, canter, gnd a Ittt Sikohemo Mmhwt I). Baltimore Stars, for a tryout, Gregg said Monday. Jocaibv. Sutler, JBail. LOB— Fimpla t 1000 Rpbarts 3b 4 0 10 to them late In the season. Their record tlrst-reund draft pick to ma Saotlte .. MISSED F1ELO (MALS-Oollat. Stp- P R tM Y ' ltd I, MInnatota 1 3B Oogna, RWlllmslf 5 130 Hoywrdp 1000 against Pittsburgh this year Is 141. Supartenict ter Danny vronts, torword, lltn 43. St. Louis, Lsa 41 Joeabv, Snvdsr. HR— JBaii (1), JOanritct 5 3 3 3 Whitson p 0000 end Tim McCormick, canter. Jacoby, Morris AL players of weak (S ). Butler (4). SF-Hotchar, Henhisrp 5 130 loigph 1000 tPBAKINB T N hf T i p T w m iy ^Keeii$5Swn2 $1 LaPoint p ‘ rm happy and proud or oil these teltows. 0000 NMsJaSBiaLh. NEW YORK - Brook Jacoby, the Cleveland Indians’ third IF H R KR 99 so Porantph 10 0 0 They've given It their all ever since sixina Beekarp 0000 troinlnp. We mat the chollanM. Wa did the DETROIT LIONS-Actlyoted Al Wlll- ^ Tha TOP Twenty teams in the A baseman, and Jack Morris, Detroit’s tO-game winner, were Organ ss 0000 Ihhras mot hod to ba dona to wnn. New It's on oms, wtda recetvar. Ptocad Kevin Gtovar, |l| Nitm I., w. „.yi LA-t 7 ♦ 4 3 0 4 ttewsive guard, an Mured rtsarva. named co-winners of the American League Player of the Week 7 1 0 0 0 0 TWBt BtOniTMols S4 9 9 0 to Mgpar things." — Boston Monogar John McNomora otter his Red Sox wen Iho AL O R Em BAY PACKERS Annauncad Sii*.bawdw^ award, the league announced Monday. Las East. that John Andwean, ttnabockar, srti ba !2 ^ 1 4 4 7 5 S 1 0 111 Oil S3I— to 14fr7-4»4»*1 end ranking to test waafcW Jacoby hit .871 in seven games through Sunday, with 16 hits in 6 out for the stator with o broken ten poD: WWdheWllStolSBSS I;* l i t 1 1 0 0 0 0 SEASONS ptichsd to 3 bottars in the goma'Wlnnlna RBI — Duncan (3). 19 times at hat. His hits included three doubles and a triple, with B--SBnt1qBO, Hovward, Pvmorski, Sagt 34 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Traded LMloml, Pio. (54) w three runs batted in. Tmillen.DP^e------_os Anastas----- 1, Son DlagoZ 1937 — Baba Ruth hit his 4nh homa r\m ot vancte Otann, attentive bock, to tha Son lAlobomo (1) ^^^Ss!plnBa“ 44amaf^p lark; Ftrat, Shuiock; Otefo Chargers Cho for on undtsetoead 1917 iscend, Maniten; IMrd. Mctomn. LOB— Los Anoaias t, ten Dieoo S. S— the season In the elghlh kmlne off Tom S.Ntbroika *8SBt’ Morris, in winning 20 games for the second time with Detroit, Ccbati, I tarshlsai, Sag. 3B-McRavnolds, Zachary to leod the New York Yankees too d im DM. 4. Mlchlgan was t-6 for the week with 'an 6.47 earned run average in two T-«:31 A-ABZ Sox, Rwittloma. HR—J<3oniolai (3), 43 victery over the Woshingloo So ' SANDIEl4DIE(K>CHAROERS-WOIvedDavtd 5. Ptnn M te (1) Ouarrare (5), Sctoado (5). S— Aaodoor. n, mekine Ms final Martin, jcomerBocfc. 4.0klahama complete games. He gave up Just 10 hits in 19 innings pitched and H R BR BB to league gpoaoranoa, pinch-hItter Zochoryln 7.Aubum struck out 13. tha ninth innina and fliad out to Ihrlh. HOCKEY ^Arkansas H a r s h I s r W 1 4 1934— DlwOeonbaotthaCincinnoll Nads 9.te. Oatitemio 13. 9 0 0 0 0 4 90 tor hh 3Mh victory of the ytor. Tha DETROIT RED WINGS—tent Mork tO.Artrono triumph copped o preen St. Louts Oondlnal ijPorest, poeStender, Jim Smjth ond Phil 11.IOWO Mike Scott NL player of the week DoOoetarxi, ds9snsomen, to ArtranOock of R m U o , t v wf 9 (B. Blua Java; KNlla (31), HgpyqrdLA-t 330 5 3 3 3 0 drive ever the Nsw York Otonts ot they l2.Wathinelen W***" 11-310010 cifncnw iTiv imnonoi uvovuv pvfwiQnf. the Amortoon Hodcoy Looguo. Sent Brent IZBoylor NEW YORK — Mike Scott of Houston, who pitched a no-hitter Boll O), Oartor OB, BuNarM, 3 5 4 4 1 3 1945— Honk (Sreanbera hit o grand stem 1 Tipsit mrvf^P/ TVVs TDv l A T m ABM tnaavMlg (tB. Rangara.-Rvat Hockey League on Sept. 25 to clinch the National League West Division title for (3), Is; tmRh (•>, Rpvola. 1 3 3 3 0 1 heme run ot tha OetrettTToarsdinchad tha 1M7CLA Finding some room fore moment - . I S - . . 1 1110 1 Amartcon Ltopua pannont with o 43 H A R T^R O WHALERS — 14.Arttono St. the Astros, on Monday was named National League P layer olthe WP-Hovsnord Z BK— Hovward. triumph over the St. Louts Browns. •MlOitgan St. Week. I BATIONM. LBMUB iTngIrss Homa. Froammlng; FTrst, 1947— In the ttrstteNvtsed World tirles, sDCMSf fvQB WliP^DOVv yfyOWWsl^WV Davisvis (B l, Cuba; OanMlat ubllsbed Tuesdoy tbrovgn Saturday, tbe going up later this year has to be ESLIC, I received only 9100,000. I That makes the total insurance compared with late Monday’s 9427.59. At midmorning, the city's Halo Wonted...... Condominiums for Rent...... 33 rates,” the interest they charge on 11 Services Wanted...... 92 Warned to Buy/Trode ...... 99 deodllrM is noon on ttta day before publication. counted as virtually nonexistent. loans to their biggest and most lost the interest accumulated on coverage 9300,000. You could in­ five major bullion dealers fixed a recommended price of 9421.20. Sftuotlon W onted...... 12 Homes for Rent...... 34 More likely, rates will go even my CD. crease that by having frost ac­ Store/Office Space...... 35 For odverfisemants fa be published Monday, credit worthy corporate custo­ In Zurich, fhe bid price was 9421.25, down from 9427.09 late Business Opportunities 13 the deadline Is 2:39 p.m. on Fridoy. lower, as they did between the time Given this fact, how can you counts — one in your name in trust Instrvctfon...... 14 Resort property ...... m Mffrehondise mers. from * to 7*/i percent. Monday. Industrial Property...... A u to m o tive you wrote your letter and this write. "No one has ever lost any for your sister, another in her name Empfoyment Services 15 37 Hoiidoy/Seosonoi...... 71 Interest rate reductions stimu­ Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold fell $3.97 to close at a bid $420.52. AAlscelloneous tor R ent...... appears in print money in any acmunt with ESLIC in trust for you. Any astute banker 39 Antioues and Collectible 72 Cors tor Sole...... 71 ■ B A D YO U R A D . Classified odyertisemenfs ore late the economy, because lower The dollar was mostly steady, but lost more than a penny Roommates Wonted...... 39 'fhe thing that has the greatest rates induce companies to borrow or Federal Deposit Insurance or SAL exentive can show yon how Ciofhlnp...... 73 Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... 92 token by tetephone at a convonlence. The coverage?” against a British pound showing signs of rebounding from a R m I Etfo fe Wanted to Rent...... 49 74 Manchester Heroid It retpontible far only one influence on interest rates in more ntoney and use it to produce to do that. recent slump. Com pers/Trollers...... 73 Homes for S o le ...... 21 75 Motorcyclos/Mopeds...... 74 incorrect Interf ion and then only tor the size ot Dealers in Frankfurt said the West German central bank Sffrvicffs 79 Auto Services...... 95 the origfnat Insertion. Errors which do not bought dollars in Singapore to defend it at the 2.02-deutschmark Condominiums for sole...... 22 lesson fhe value at tho advertisement will not Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 77 Autos tor Rent/Loose...... 79 level. Child Core...... 51 79 be corrected by an additional Insertion. Investment P ro p e rty...... 24 Cleoninp Services...... S2 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 77 Little-known firm carries big Influence They said the market was waiting for the publication later 77 Wanted to B u y / Tro d e ...... 9$ today of the U.S. index of leading economic indicators for August By Morybofh NIMey ness. talked about "strategic de­ People who have followed fhe opposed to now.” and the merchandise trade deficit. The Assoeferfed Press sign.” the field in wMch Landor evolution of market research know Color, Diefenbach said, is "prob­ If the indicators were better than expected, they could boost the specializes that goes deeper than that Landor and firms like it deploy ably the last of the hidden dollar by up to one pfennig against the West German mark, the Notless NEW YORK (AP) - Craving a just coming up with ways to teams of experts using state-of-the- persuaders." traders said. NELf w /u m o iNELf W/WTEO I help W/UITEO IHELP WAffTED HELP WANTED snack but can’t decide which separate consumers from their art techniques and muHisyllabic That observation helps explain IffELP WANTED potato chips to choose? Maybe you money. methods to determine such things why fhe hue on cans of Coca-Cola BamM Enginaaring plans move Aucfloon was held on the Corpenter- Experienced Securltv officers. Full or fancy a froxen dinner and want to The services of Landor. which as why a particular company's Co.'s Tab diet soda has become 9th of Aupust ot Rent A In remodellnp. Coll Ro­ FOUND port time. All shifts ovoll- Sales - MIchoels Jewelers find the least fattening one. Or rings up annual revenue of 9te logo offends while another's enjoys darker than the perky shade when NEW HAVEN — Barnes Engineering Co. plans to move its mSFi Space South Windsor. bert Jarvis, 943-9712. oble AAonchester area. (Spoce P404). Thousands has a full time soles perhaps you must zip an urgent million to 9S(I million, are tapp^. wide appeal. the cola was introduced. corporate headquarters from Stamford to a new industrial park 247-9992. position open. Retoll ex­ of my books ot years Fuel oil truck driver .class parcel across the country andtton't for example, by a corporation Diefenbach. who is president of Impounded-Pemole. 2 20 Arbor Acres Form seeks K Mari Security. Imme- posure a plus. Great be­ Child Care wanted In my "The color pink has disappeared here, officials said. research, appliances, bed- license reoulred,diepen- know a courier to trust seeking a new identity after an Landor. believes consumers have year old Husfcle. Block 11 Customer Service posi­ full time poultry form dlote port time openings nefit package. Apply In home. Flexible hours. Re­ from diet products, for example, William J. Kelly, general manager of Barnes, told the New and White. Kenwood dlnp tor heolth resort, doble fuel oil delivery eost tion available In our soles workers. Fold health B fbr store defective. Need tiree welcome. 949-2899. Chances are the company run by upheaval, be ft due to merger or grown more sophisticated since Haven Register that he Is not sure how many of the firm's computer system. All (to­ ot river. Experienced person Tuesday-Fridoy 2- John M. Diefenbach might have whereas 10 years ago pink repres­ Street. Coll tho Manches­ department for person retirement benefits. Call some experience In this Spm. Michaels 759 Main government deregulation. Vance Packard focused national approximately 290 employees will relocate to New Haven. ter Oop Warden of 943- tal, everythino) posses­ only. Full time. Insurance, Jim Frocchlo 633-46S1. Looking tor extra 9$$? It something to do with those deci­ ented diet products." Diefenbach with tetemorkeflnp skills field. Apply In person Street Manchester EOE. As Walter Landor, wl» founded attention on ways In which he said Barnes, which has been in Stamford since 1952, will move to 9942. sions of my beloved, and beneflts,coll 947-7137. who Is on accurate typist. Mon-Sot. Manchester K you own your own frock sions and countless others consu­ fhe firm In IMl, has put It. Landor’s people were seduced Info buying In said. "Becausediet products area marked Yukto (10 banana phenomena .. (that) appeal to both Science Park, an industrial area in an economically depressed Pleasant Eost Hartford AAechonlcs needed - Auto Mort 237 Spencer Street. Dental Receptionist and would like to deliver mers make each day. goal Is "to use design to create his 1957 expose "The Hidden boxes). I was out ot the Soles-lnslde. Full and port oNIce off 1-94, hours 9-5. and truck shop. Several furniture In the greater males and females." area of New Haven. City officials are hoping that the park will country on 4 months re­ wonted Immediate open­ Most people have never heard of positive emotional response.” Persuaders ' PEMONAU time. Poyless Beauty AAondoy fhrouph Friday. openings. Good storting ing In growing Manches­ Hartford area, please call San Erancisco-based Landor Asso­ “rhe things If does that are most "I think that when Vance Pack­ White has come to symbolize generate high-technology jobs for the area. search. I am In pain. Supplv,994 Center Street- Insurance and pension be­ pay and benefits. Coll Maurten at 599-7099. Please help locotlnp the ter practice. 4 ttw pub­ Sendee Manager If qualified, with additional training, our Area Ad- lic? Do you Aevo Itw d n lrt to vlaora can become Crew Chiefs and earn an ad­ TOP DOLLAR •7.50/Hr. loom (no puecoM? THE $ < | 3 5 QT. 643-0511 sup MAIDS bai oponlngs tor .StnNdlRrR UNITED CABLE ditional *5-*30/hr. or more supervising a crew S4rnrvi¥am: TELEVISION If you are willing to Sale ende i(V3/ee team. Shield St. work, wa'ra willing to •1 pay. Call C. Brown to Wo wW provMo you wSh W. Hurtterd. CT Ml 10 Call today to find out how to Shady Glen good bourt. asm-3;30pm. tiB B U K T PAP Auto Parts arrange an Intarvtaw. Compomvs twgss end b«- No pkoue con* pl99>e become an Area Advisor!! noqit. PPM trMMne. No weo- 360 West Middle Turnpike Call Mr. Andra sOf boNdays. No axp. Manchester / 640-3528 We are anafilrmative at the Parkade Shopping Center 1-800-367-3720 Call OavM at eas- H pays to with PAP action/equal opportun- 647-9946 or 647-9947 Monday-Frtday, tam- Hy employar M/F/H/B 1-203-248-7652 I m — aTANCHEOTEH HBRALP. Taemim. Sept. 36. 19W

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M i 5 *' *-PH - Mpodows at Crpsttipid Convolps- W^rasfvs^Vi Monor Is spMdno e AN fbr cpnt HomprPpnwood I.— iii<> ton limp li-y supprvisor Mo m t . Monday mrouuh PndOy. 7om-3pm at MS- iHaiifhrfitrr) V ,''r;hP':lJr J r)( \J ’ ^ , HrralJi oositlon. AN/LPN orp t-So oiso nppdpd fbr port tfmp 5151. e o E . Of OPT iSSi%St nimp. Full or port time Date Processing Depart­ posnion available. A p ply ment - 2nd shift supervi­ KSgr w rW w TiW 23 By George Loyng van resigned following a dispute lb person to service man­ sor. Proofs and tronstt. to bo nnoneod by o State Oront. Herald Reporter over an attempt to appoint Pater­ ager Bob Reilly Oldsmo- Computer experience Mle JSt Adams Street helptol. Supervisorles du­ Proposed aporoorianon to edvcotron Soecfaf son as a replacement for Pesce. Morlonetfe Theater. .S lM .t» HARTFORD — Democrats Rose Then in August, Republican Monchester 649-1749. ties. Coll M6-5773. HOMES fo be financed by a ©rent &om me Connedicvt FOHSHLE HLE i n p o r Comnnfstlon on fhe Arts. Fowler and Elizabeth Paterson Mtchael Cleary resigned because Dofo Frocesslng Deport- sbonM remain members of fhe ot what he said was difficulty In T P I Proposed opproprlenon fo educotion Special merrf - Proof Operator. FOR SPARKLING wood­ Manchester- 3 bedroom - _ - - iirtji >^ecouW #422, Covenfiy Town Council because dealing with Democratic Chairwo­ Monday thru Friday, Lots for sole. Bolfon- Chtflet-Southern Ver­ Town Manager Harold Hodge had work, file, gloss ond Raised Ranch In excellent Bulldlng lots whh view. ..S13,4N.« man Joan Lewis. His departure left Spm-lOpm. Saturdays 12 Wanted. Certified ort condition, dining room, 13 mont. Foil Folloge/Ski to be flnoneed by o Stole Oront.Or the legal authority fo apixrfnt them Doinfed surfoces, odd ldS,000 and up. We also Seoson. 4 bedroom , 7'hh eidd. ^ special election. Commission Chairwoman Alice tlon," 440, as qmen^dsd. and toiiBw- m O b I o b .. u i (Htvite, BOB-t^t 8108,900. Jack Lappen Excellent Investment op­ Manchester-Immaculate A 8BKI, Is a fo u rth .the Wigist teaf.thi hii Mmk Earlier this year, the seven- Ljmch was on the only member of ’Tuesdi Realty. 643-4263. portunity! 6 family plus a 4 room apartment, stove, t’e'en Board ot Directors to I n e a ^ l l c newne, AuiaBdffiiBt Oh luvaslen of ortvacy that says member Coventry Town Council Edw i w r creot# ( * \ u it fund for the ten ConservATen i the three-member state panel to single family home In refrigerator, no pets. 8565 ^yateemyloyeisdoitotha^etkeM was left with so few members It no Cambi Includes heat and hot .*"• Town vote In favor of Wllmot. Lynch said Great to Start! Large 2 Vernon. Multi-family con­ 16 foot Mod River canoe, H as BUbUo ampiovees. the group is w orki^ on longer had a quorum. the re bedroom In convenient sists of one and two water. 649-4003. UORt U ia kBid. she does not think it Is legal for a paddles Included. Used gettlug iegislaUoB pasiM that would give In May, Democrat Sandra Pesce entere location. Well kept and bedroom units. Single tour times. Excellent con­ lol- tHiiiitiW itBlNiiat town manager to appoint council ton. The reeulotlens qhaind resigned, citing personal reasons. members because they are his mandc easily affordable at tomlljHs two bedroom. All Eost Horttord-2 bedroom dition. 8800. Please call mop, wMch M-e on flie In the 852,900. Joyce G. Epstein apartment, remedied, In July. Democrat Kenneth Dono^ bosses stone I tor 8220,000. Tenants pav 643-4942 Otter 6pm or 647- Stephen T. Cotsono, real Estate. 647-8895.0 own utilities. Real Money heat, hot water ond park­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. A sk tor S e ^ H o rv ' weeks Maker! Call for on op- ing. 8480 per month. 243- Bob. Board ot Directors tratntr Vinyl sided, newer home, 1740. After 6pm 528-6616. polntment. Realty World. Ootsd pt Manchester, con- Fani set up oft the road. 3 646-77D9.0 bedrooms, 1 '/i boths. Gar­ Main Street Manchester 3 IMU8ICAL Daniloff settlement seen as step toward arms pact off set age and large lot. Private G reat Cope with o m odern rooms, stove A refrigera­ ITEMS 063-09 day’s tor Included. For more By Borrv Schweld lonx-diiinvoH tbkBahiMa* Im IkfHAUtu. k yard with sun deck. Very kitchen ond both I Super long-delayed meeting In Washing­ marked arms control talks In newsp well Insulated. Two floors locution near Verplonk Inform ation call 563-4438 The Astocloted Press ton when they meet Oct. 11-12 In of prominent Soviet dissident Yuri to stay permanently. bachel Allen Church Orgon, Geneva. Orlov and his wife, Irina. her father. The group shared a reody for wood, coal School. "We guarantee o r 529-7858. model T-15A. Excellent ^^jess:^,S!ix Reykjavik. A few hours after the White champagne toast. black I stoves. Don’t miss this WASHINGTON - The release of " I think there are reasonable All 28 Soviets were supposed to our houses! Blonchard A condition. Recently ser­ The official. who spoke only on House proclaimed triumph in a "What can I say?" Daniloff said. "E v onel 8115,900. Strono Real Robert Campbell American reporter Nicholas Dani­ prospects," Shultz told reporters depart by today, but Shultz and Rossetto Real Estate. 646- viced. 646-6534 otter 5pm. condition of anonymity, said Rea­ showdown with the Kremlin, and " I ’m overwhelmed. Well, I’m Estate. 647-7653.0 2482.0 n g irm a n loff, who gets a warm White House as he outlined the deal he nego­ Shevardnadze, who held a separate have Boftenen censervotlenceu^ gan would assign top priority in the Reagan announced the meeting awfully glad It’s all over. I never welcome today from President tiated with Soviet Foreign Minister news conference in New York, said trainir cemmissien talks to reducing strategic nuclear with Gorbachev, the Sl-year-old knew what was going to happen Historic Formhouse-One Two Family 5-5. Real Nice Reagan, unlockscki the door to a Eduard Shevardnadze. It freed they had agreed on a two-week ter thi of Manchester's oldest weapons. Daniloff arrived at Washington next” aluminum sided home on i r s i r * " New medium size doe superpower summit meeting in Daniloff from confinement in Mos­ grace period for the few that aptitui homes built In 1780. 9 plus the West Side. Separate house. 865.00 o r best otter. With the United States and the Dulles International Airport. He Daniloff said he was eager to get Iceland that could produce sharp cow and spared Gennadiy Zak­ remain. The extra lorge rooms Includ­ furnaces. 8130's "W e gua­ Coll 649-8314. ROW^TJ^BJHTORB Soviet Union already i^ging closer waved at well-wishers and, accom­ back to being a r porter and was ing 4 bedrooms, living Spa shells- factory se­ reductions in U S. and Soviet harov, a Soviet physicist, of a spy The Soviet foreim minister panied by his wife, Ruth, got In a 9 the pri rantee our houses! Blan­ to an accord to cut back their gratified the air lor a superpower conds or damaged In P B T ER ST m^ ^ R o , JR. nuclear missiles. trial in New Yont. warned of "m ajor l ______room, dining room, den chard A Rossetto Real Lo ve ly Condom inium - 2 medium-range missiles In Europe, lor and very serious van for a short ride to the terminal. summit had been cleared. and bornlng room. Other bedroom, 1'/i boths, tire- transportation. 8200 to An administration ofriclal said The month-long dickering also measures" to be taken by Moscow Estate. 646-2482.0 A u to m o tlv o JhP between Reagan and Once there, Daniloff was reu­ In other developments Tuesday-/ extras Include outbuild­ placed living room, tom- 8800 o s Is. Coll evenings or Tuesday night Reagan and Soviet eased a U.S. order expelling 25 If the order was not withdrawn. weekends. 742-6469. Gorbachev could accelerate the nited with his daughter. Miranda, • Reagan said the Daniloff case Cloi ings, a lorge enclosed Wethersfield - Allison lly room, kitchen with all lever at e 'l leader‘ * ------Mikhailkhair - Goroachev ^ ■ proba­ Soviet diplomats from the U.N. Shults indicated a few of the 23. and son Caleb, is. and friends porch, 3 cor gorage, patio "motion" that Secretary of State should not be compared with the Lone. New Duplex near­ os>pllances, wosher/dryer bly will set a date for their mission and produced a Kremlin diplomats, deemed essential by and associates. Miranda clutched a Forr and o brook. Set on 2.6 hookups. Avolloble No­ George Shulte said ’Tuesday has ing com pletion. 8189,500. decision to permit the emigration Shevardnadse. may be permitted batch of yellow roses as she hugged has mi acres. Coll and explore 633-8317. vem ber 1. 8695 per month I SALE ^ r e Decembw*ii Please lani ta gage 7 this piece ot history tor plus security. Coll 646-6079 beborredosbylowt Ing on Brand new hospital bed yourselt.8249,900. D. W. Bolton-Wooded and se­ otter 3pm. Sharon B. Preun, age. A F ish Realty. 643-1591 o r cluded, 7 room U A R built and wheel chair tor sole. 1981 Ford, 4 door, Gran­ his flo 871-1400.O Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2'A 8800. Coll 647-7646 Otter ada, 6 cylinder, power TMtlArdorvIs; ^ South Africa miners refuse to work TODAY'S HERALD 6pm. official boths, eat'..,Mii^ltchen,______dln- AND steering, power brakes, Ham Quiet Neighborhood. Ing room, tireplaced llv SPACE radio reor defroster, Belton, CT Mokes this cute Cape Ing room, hordwood Red Ruby Sliver Edge 33,000 m iles. 82995. 649- JOHANNESBURG. South Africa ing, was quoted by the South separate residential areas for and a I (A P) — At least 250,909 black one aspect of apartheid, a sjrstem great tor the storter or the floors, through out, tln- cocktail set, glosses, 5862. African Press Association as say­ different races would not be Lawt !•!(• • rttd shaker. Ice server. 1943. miners stayed away from work of laws and custom that segregates CooNng off retiring couple. 3 bed­ Ished basement, 1 car ing 250.000 workers took part. removed in his lifetime. the races. The 24 million blacks rooms, convenient loca­ garage, private deck. Call N ever used. 860 60 Otis 1978 Plymouth Horlzon- today to mourn 177 workers killed Sweeping changes in the han­ IZVS-24V91 Street. ’The Labor Monitoring Group, an Botha, speaking to the Cape have no vote in national elections Variable cloudiness and cooler tion, nice shoded bock Flono Realty, 646-5200. 87.4 K, new Hres, two-tone in a gold mine fire, industry and independent academic group, esti­ dling of civil UaMllty aitd dontestic tonight with areas of fOg fermlng. These soft slippers in yard tor outdoor enter­ 819K900. Otflee Space- on busy province congress of his National and the 5 million whites control the violence caaes, new limits on shell-stitch crochet ere brow n, 8800 Arm . Coll union officials said, ft was the m a te 300,000 miners joined in the Low of 55 to 80. Mostly cloudy and ^Rerint two-picce dressing taining, toll basement, ro u te 83. M a n c h e ste r- Fight Winter flab I Rower 6468071. Party in East London, said he economy and government. doaed-door mectints of puMIc easy on the feeL Make Vernon town line. For­ M R X 900 alm ost r«ew. 175. largest protest ever among the protest and that it would cost the would consider limited deviations cooler Thursday with patchy drii- for the half-sizer. Jacket vinyl siding and a 1 cor Government Homes from About 188 Mack workers and agencies and the renaming of the 6 nation’s nearly dOO.OOO black them for yourself or features a prenily ruffled or merly Insurance com­ C oll 647-8313 Otter 5:30pm. industry 83.8 million. from the Group Areas Act, which sle. High of 85 to 78. Details on page rift-rivinsr. garaoe.8107,900. D. W. 81 (U repair). Delinquent 1964 Rambler American miners. union officials stood with raised Connecticut Turnpike are among notched collar, and long R s h Reolty. 643-1991 o r pany tenant. 646-5707. tS!iSSSS:'^!Stt "Tbls worker action is unparal- designates where whites. Asians Jio. 51M has crochet tax property. Reposses­ classic convertible. Red fis t^ n d sang "Nkosl Sekele." the almost 288 laws taking effect sleeves also. 871-1400.G sions. C oll 805-687-6000 ext Holt Price I noshing Ar­ with block top. New top The Chamber of Mines, the l e i e in South African labor history and people of mixed-race may live. directions for Small, Me­ No. 8154 with Pholo- M o n Chester-prime office row Signs 82891 Llghtto, industry organization, called for unofliciai Mack anthem, at a today. Story on page 4. dium and Largre Sizes G H 9965 tor current repos­ and Interior. Rebuilt lost and demonstrates the importance Black living areas are controlled Ga46e is in Sires I2W to session list. spoce,800 sq. ft. center ot non-arrow 82691 Nonllgh- whistles to be blown at iraon ■nemorial service for the victims of inclusive. 24H. Size I4^i. 37 bust Monchester - Charming year. Runs good and looks of worker safety at the work place. under different laws. town. 688-1447. ted 82291 Free letters I Few good. 8900 or best offer. fallowed by five minutes of silence Uie mine fire in the National Union Ts sritr, stsd |2.S8t fsr sssh ...jacket, 2-3/8 yards 1895 VIctorlon. Beoutltol Left. See tocally. 1-(800)- The whole theme was that this was But If all residential areas were % ocre lot, 4 cor garage, Coll 635-1998 anytime. in 100 mines nationwide to com­ an accident which could be pre­ Minewoikers’ Johannesburg |witeni,pistSIKttf| ' 43Hnch: sldrt. 2-3/8 yards. Modern,380 square feet 423-0163, anytim e. 19» Ford F-lOO Von, V-8, opened up to all races, he said, the office. wrap around porch, 5 office. Now ovalloble- memorate those killed in a Sept. 18 vented," Golding said. mixed race "w ill be the first to Lowyort oxcluM LOTS/LAHO 1986 Chevy Covaller-2 smdard, custom Inte­ " I ’m not saying that every 17 Lonwy.. _____ .2 bedrooms and porch. Eat- ,good location ond ample underground fire in the General The high death toll at the Kinross suffer, n will be pushed back to TO OROER, semi S2 50 (or etch In kitchen and formal FOR SALE door, outontotlc transmis­ rior, must seel 8800 or best accident in the mines or anjrwhere Justice Department officials say Busmass------22 OMhiaiiaa_____8 rtli«a^MwEK pittern, glis Wt tar postage and parking. 649-2891. Oftor. 6468619. Mining Union Corp.’s Kinross gold mine was blamed on toxic fumes being a shim dweller, just as the SVWI|,R.9. isest dining room. Handcratted sion, sun root, air condi­ mine. else is deliberate or could have U.S. lawyers were excluded when ClawHIid _ 23-24 Opinion______8 Raadliag. ENDROLLS tioning, orn/tm cassette, that investigators suspect may white worker in South Africa will. I tireplaces, hardwood North Main Street,'Mon­ 2716 erldlh • 250 been prevented, but there was no Secretary of State George P. Shulu ConUea------18 Fsople______2 aKJnfetarK.-'* 6700 m iles. 88900.646-5115. But the National Union of Mine- have come from a poljoirethane am pleading for the poor when t floors and unhiue detail­ Lots tor sole. Manchester chester. 6 Offices, recep­ 139i wMlh • 2 for 280 need for any of these men to die," completed negotiating a plea bar­ SPE C IA L: Over 280 ee- workers. which claims 258.000 foam used to line the tunnel walls. ConnecHcut_A-6 Sports _ _ _ 8-12 ing odd an original touch - building lots overlooking tion area. 24)00 square plead for the retention of commun­ Beyers Naude, general aecretary gain for an accused Soviet spy that Icctiena and a F R E E rHa^lTijSSSn to this handssonte honte. MUST be picked up at the 76 Dodge Aspen with posi­ members, called for an all-day President P.W. Botha, mean­ ity life.” Cnfertalninenl 17 Tsiwvlelon____ IT ■iw Taw. 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