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m . WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, turned down in his bid for allied ■ The commandgrt of th« USS military help in the Persian Gulf, is •tm. taking his case for a strengthened U.S. Stark failad to taka proper defan* role in the troubled waterway to alve meaaurea before an Iraqi’ N Congress and the American people. warplane the ahip with mlaalles, / /> White House officials, speaking Sun­ according to a congreaalonal J- I? day on condition they not be identified, report. said Reagan Is expected to touch on the tense situation In the gulf In a report to ■ Aa the Reagan administration the^ nation tonight on the Venice prepares to explain how It will econofiilc summit. defend reflagged Kuwaiti oil In addition to the nationally broadcast tankers, senior Democratic law­ speech from the bval Office, Reagan makers urge the White House to will deliver a report on security of U.S. ships in the gulf to Congress early this delay or cancel plans to risk week. Aides said the bulk of the report American lives and prestige In the will be stamped secret, but portions Persian Quit. probably will be public. The administration plans to fly the — Sforfes on page 5 U.S. flag on 11 Kuwaiti tankers and escort them with U.S. warships. At the seven-nation summit last week In resumes his Oval Office schedule also Venice, Italy, allies offered diplomatic includes a trip to Capitol Hill this week support, but no military help, for the to lobby against protectionist trade U.S. policy. legislation. In his weekly radio address The report to Congress Is part of a Saturday, he said such legislation procedure agreed upon before Reagan "would damage our own prosperity and left for Europe, requiring the White that of virtually the entire world.” H«nld photo by OInto House to keep the lawmakers informed Administration officials said Reagan of developments but not demanding that will make a of speeches around action be deferred until the report was the country In ensuing weeks In support Grounded Eagles made. of his trade and economic policies. Bipartisan criticism of administra­ In his speech tonight, scheduled for East Catholic High School players Jimmy Penders, baseball game against East Haven High School at tion policy continued from both In and delivery at 9 p.m. EOT, Reagan alto It left, Rob Stanford and John Qagllotl, the latter with Muzzy Field In Bristol. East Haven scored six runs In of Congress as the president rested expected to renew his pleas for reform from his 19-day Journey. In the federal budget process. World his cap In front of his face, tell the story toward the the first and never looked back In winning the "Fro m what 1 know... I think It's a bad leaders in Venice called for stronger end of Saturday's state Class L championship title, 9-1. Story and more pictures on page 11. Idea to get ourselves militarily In­ action to bring down the staggering U.S. volved," Henry A. Kissinger, secretary federal budget deficit, which climbed to of state In the Republican administra­ 9220.7 billion In fiscal year 1996. tion of President Richard M. Nixon, said He also will report on the post-summit Sunday on N B C -TV 's "Meet the Press.” meeting of N A TO foreign ministers in 5 ‘Oprah’ dwarfs ‘Donahue’ In ratings Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of Reykjavik, Iceland, where they agreed the Senate Armed Services Committee, formally to eliminate medium-range appearing on the same program, said, and shorter-range nuclear missiles In NEW YORK (AP) - After 20 years average 10.7 rating for February "What we have done here is we have Europe. on television, Phil Donahue Is belnft compared with Donahue's 7.9. Win­ basically taken a strong tilt toward All in all, Reagan is reporting on a challensed for the daytime talk-show frey's victory came even though her Iraq " in Its 6'A-year war with Iran In the summit at which he accomplished less throne by Oprah Winfrey, whose show show was seen In more than half the gulf. than at such sessions In the past, and has been nationally syndicated less markets In the morning when au­ "1 think with the lack of consensus we where he was beset by suggestions that than a year but Is dwarfing "D o ­ dience levels are lower. have right now, the administration he was losing his grip on the presidency nahue” In the ratings. By this fall, the show will airalmost would be advised to delay it,” Nunn in the face of controversy over arms "The Oprah Winfrey Show" made exclusively In the afternoon, so the said. sales to Iran and aid to Nicaraguan Its debut nationally In September. By ratings are expected to be even Aides said Reagan's agenda as he rebels. February. It ranked third of more higher. than 400 syndicated programs. "D o ­ Michael King, president of King nahue” was 10th. up a notch from the World, the syndicator of Winfrey’s year before. show as well as the top-rated "Wheel Town hears new gripes In New York. I^os Angeles and of Fortune" and "Jeopardy," says Atlanta, the three biggest out of about advertisers buying time on "Oprah" 40 T V markets where the shows are In markets where It will be on In the head-to-head. "O prah" outrates "D o­ afternoon this fall have been guaran­ about country club bias nahue” by a wide margin. teed a record 14.0 rating. According to the most recent A.C. The rating Is a percentage of ruled that the policy was discriminatory Nielsen Co. ratings available for households using television in the By George Loyng and violated provisions of the club’s Oprah Winfrey syndicated shows. Winfrey had an markets where the shows air. Herald Reporter Phil Donahue lease with the town. Some residents are again complain­ However, no action was taken by the ing that the Manchester Country Club is town because the club’s governing body Another hostess angers New Haven violating its lease with the town of agreed to allow all members equal Manchester by permitting exclusive access to the golf course during those blocks of playing time. They are also morning hours on Saturday and Sunday NEW HAVEN (AP) — Demonstrators organizations focused on Central Am eri­ New Haven as a tremendous Insult.” she complaining that the club is violating mornings. planned to picket television station W TN H can problems, said that she and others said. state liquor laws. Town Director Geoffrey Naab said today as Sally Jessy Raphael brought her would protest outside W TN H around noon Executive producer Bert Dubrow de­ The town's Board of Directors is today the directors' ^bcom m ittee that show — and a controversial topic — to the today fended the talk show's plans. He said the looking Into the complaints. oversees relations'wi{fp4^country club nationally syndicated program's new Johnson said she couldn't estimate how panelists will be mostly teen-agers and William Ogden of Branford Street, a will meet July 23 to disross the new home. many people planned to protest, but said none is from Connecticut. former club member, has complained complaints. The first show, to be aired live, will be the group would probably be small because "W e'll be asking them if they realty that women are given exclusive playing Naab, a member of the subcommit­ about people with multiple personalities. It's n work day. believe what their parents believe, or did it time and that men are not allowed to tee, spoke with Ogden during the But afterward. Raphael was scheduled to " It ’s beyond m y belief that any organiza­ come from brainwashing. It's really kind of play during these periods. weekend and said he plans to speak with film Interviews with children of members tion would go out of Its way to Invite any different from having someone sitting "All you’re doing Is discriminating In club members about the matters raised of the Ku Klux Klan and other racial-hate representatives of the Klan ... to New there with a white robe on." Dubrow said. reverse.” he said in a recent Interview. by Ogden. He said he also plans to 9 groups such as the White Aryan ResIsters Haven.” Johnson said. "It seems to be a "We feel in a sense when you put people Last August, complaints were raised explore complaints by William Hooker and the Skinheads. travesty that anyone would offer them an like this on who say these kinds of things. It about the club's practice of excluding of Erie Street, who has said that the club Mary Johnson, a New Haven resident opportunity for nationwide publicity. exposes them." Dubrow told the New women from playing during prime is not as open as it should be. active In the anti-nuclear movement and "This Is going to be seen by the citizens of Haven Register. weekend morning hours. Kevin O'Brien, who was the town attorney at the time. Please turn to page 10 TODAY’S HERALD Murder suspect fights extradition 8 Probism fhortagt Uncartain futura Epifanlo Vasques, the suspect in Manchester police are also seek­ killing, but Manchester police said A survey of Americans and their The promise of a summer in the the January killing of Lauren G. ing the extradition of Jose Lopes, last week Vasquez and Anderson finances revealed a rather glum sun tor pay hasn’t beep enough of a Anderson, is fighting extradition also of Hartford, who was arrested may have been having an argument view of the future, which is lure and Connecticut Is facing a from New York and may not be with Vasques on Thursday in about drugs. distinctly un-American. Story oh serious shortage of lifeguards for returned to the state for up to three connection with selling cocaine In the second straight year. page 9. Vasques had been arrested April months, Manchester police spokes­ Connecticut. On Friday, police said 26 by Rochester police on charges of The state dropped the minimum man Gary J. Wood said this Lopes may have been the second criminal possession of a controlled 7 age for lifeguards from 19 to 17 this Indox morning. Hispanic male seen leaving Ander­ substance and criminal possession summer to ease the shortage, but Wood said, however, that there Is son's apartment the day of the only nine 17 year olds have been 20 pagoh, 2 gtcHona of a hypodermic instrument. He little chance Vasques will be able to murder. had several ounces of cocaine in his hired so far. officials say. Story on successfully fight extradition. Vasques is scheduled to appear Advice_____ Lottery _ _ _ 2 possession at the time, police said. page 4. Vasques. 94. a former resident of Wednesday In Monroe County Su­ Business___ Obituaries___ to Hartford, had been living with perior Court in Rochester. Vasques gave the fictitious name CIssslllM . 10-20 Opinion _ _ 6 Anderson in her Congress Street Anderson was found dead Jan. 27 of Etrain Massa and was subse­ Looking good Comics______0 PMple______2 apartment at the time of her death, in her apartment at 62A Congress quently released on a cash bond. Tonight, clear. Low in the 60s. Connecticut__ 4 Sports___ tt-16 police have said. Vasques was St. Police said she was shot with a Rochester police determined that Tuesday, sunny, becoming partly Entertainment 17 Television — 17 arrested Thursday In Rochester, round, which struck her left Vasques was wanted tor murder in cloudy in the aRemoon. High Focus— _ _ to U S/World— 6. 7 N .Y., and charged with possession arm and entered her body. No Manchester after receiving a tip EPIFANIO VASQUEZ around 90. Details on page I. Local nows.3. to Weather______2 of 2 ounces of cocaine. motive has been established tor the from a police informant. . . . fights Bxtradltlon MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. JmM 16.16<7- 8

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Comics Sampler U8P8 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 218 y^amial WHAT A OUT UV gill MSSSt Published dolly except Sunday Suggaatad carrlar rataa ara $1 0(L From Our Own Bakery 7 (Avstfsbf* In Both Stone) and coftaln holidays by tho Mtn- waakly. $7.70 tor ona month. $23.10 ohostor Publishing Co.. t6Bralnsrd for thrM rnontha. $46.20 for tlx / rfiMV lyMta ftMlWmi No Ahortago in town tWs." said Marilyn Atanley of the hH (he ihlp with mlMllee, according on radar acreena, they fall to check again," Aapln told a newa confer­ radar and weapona. t« four nwiHki hi prIfM, fliMd #«IN> «iMl ^ M imefi rnv prvwwfiww vi m reiffiiivr in uw Danburv Red Cross. to a congraaelonal report that aaya targeta vlaually beforebefoi ahooting ence Saturday. “They could have done and M in rMttfirtion t« fntMhif« in « itm tM tn i Um thtHiUtt, von lOr 0*7 nm r V nownonoonnoi m (he Ferelan Gulf attack raaufted ind theyley dod not conalatently monl- ahould have done a lot more," Aapln C onn^lcut Is not alone. At a The report, compiled after a trip (AatHtHa *aM. info OTNi vminociicni iv memo b Loeol oftMaU aaf tfi« aHect ot (fw ataUnrtda iHaguafd recent meeting of 11 northeastern If Because of from American complaeancy and tor radio warning channela, the aaid. nO W n W« vOfllMvIlf 4v/ Wllv rvHOvV Ilf r IviNIJI/ Wmw m um VnCvO iwrfMtf ifM ttoie «f Hfeguarde for ahortaga to m bahig f«H In kftmelMttor. IrM l careleaaneaa. report aaid. to the gulf by four committee aldea, states, all the recreation directors aaid there waa “no evidence that In other development*; ffk ltr bf V.». tfMrtet Cm H M t $ P*U>f C. fM M f, McnrAnf tfie eeewid strafiM year. Acott compfalnsd about Hfeguard re­ Iraqi tactics, this The Starh'i captain had gone to “Becauae of Iraqi tactica, thia As «f last week, tfw state §pfggtm, UtwH raeteatlon (Hraetof, haa aak! that the (Stark’a) equipment doean’t to fntomnf ItornniM 8«rvie « iptlw m iM MtohMi HotahMkr. Mmefiestor haa had im probfertn# flBftii IA MUtma and II cruiting. said WlfHam i, Hawkins, Ma caMn ahortly before the attack waa an accident waiting to a The Reagan admlnlatratlon inhntnn hntf ptonM fnifty in fMMinhnr. DepaftfiMM of Envlrotttnental Pro- was an accident (hat klflad 37 aeamen on the nIgM of happen," Rep. Lea Aapln, D-Wla., work and no evidence that the prepared to toll Congreaa thi* week p«rt-tlm« slots for tiM fivo puMio paala. wagaa ranga tram 14-71 chief of Rhode Island's Division of people operating the equipment f/,9. Attorn^ Mnnf^ A. Tirnrdy Ar. ««M th«( CHiH&n ttu tg y teetfott was M gttarda afiort of tfie to 11.25 par hour. Pafka and Recreation. May 17, and another officer didn’t the committee’! chairman, aaid. how It will defend 11 reflagged Aiwneiatof, n ton tlwitor tyntfieniinn of irMch Johnton WM Its It needs to gatr^ Ha 22 beaefiea, waiting to order that a radio warning be aent On the American aide, peraonnel didn't know how to operate It," Kuwaiti oil tankera In the gulf. said Costas T. CMtstotNItw. who fa Afthoufh BoHon hsd (roubto tost yaar fllHfli Magaard aimtaga “Last year, we were short Aapln aaid. mnnnglnf partnnr, find iMwn iom ud to raite flS J miiliMi in tor Bolton Lake, tfilnf s hnvo boon aaatar (ms viir, Mid Karon to the Iraqi pilot until the warplane aeem to have regarded Iraqi iinnncinf to build and afwraia an athanof foal plant. In charge of hfrltii Hfeguards for approalm ately 25 tliagnarda happen^ ff waa well within attacking range, aircraft, If not aa "friendly, then aa However, It faulted ahip peraon- a Two aenlor Democratic law­ state beaches. l«vlno. tha administrative assistont. fhapaalUdtiapay $4Mpar throughout the summer," he said, leaa threatening than Iranian maker* urged the White Houae to fotontial llmitod p tritu n wara promiaad in tha offarinf hour —■ the same rate as last year — hut tM Is to the Houae Armed Servicea Commit­ nel for falling to warn the Iraqi r n v ffio io ill UOO0U i m ffiiinniiini waga aapaatad “There were a few areas wheie we tee aaid In a preliminary report on planea," the report aaid. Mirage F-1 jet until It waa 13 milea delay or cancel plana to riak mamorandum that thair intaatmanto watifd antHIa tham to cf aim age for lifeguards from II to 17 this Inorease Julyiiy 1, LevineL said. The______town Mfss four lifeguards and American Uvea and preatlge In the eartain dadnetiana and cradHa an thair individual incania ton were unable to offer servlcsf.' — Rep. Les Aspin the aaaault. "You juat cannot aaaume be­ away and the veaael waa well within summer to ease the shortage, hut one substitute for the lake at Indian ttatah Park, Atophen KIMw of Ridgefield, a The attack "waa almoatcertainly cauae a plane cornea from Iraq that range of the plane’a Exocet mla- gulf. ratuma, Twardy aald. only nine 17 year olds have been lifeguard at Indian Well, is mysti­ In additlan, Jahnaan waa ardarad to partami tod haura of hired so far. Constantine said. fied by the apparent lack of Interest cammunity aarvica work. No state beaches have been competition from private pools and “last year and this year has been In Ms chosen summer occupation. closed, although some swimming a decline In the number of well- the worat tryinglo fill the positions Lawmakers Nil monltort pow«r n««dt areas have been made smaller to trained swimmers. The state pays with competent people," Constan­ “I wanted a job where I could be make them easier to patrol. Includ­ Its guards between 15 and 55 an tine said. outside," said the 25-year-old WATlBlirORD - With tha Mlllatana a nudaar pawar plant aut ing the beach at Indian Well on the hour. Town beaches and summer KIbby, who left Ms job as an at aarvica. Narthaaat Vtilitiaa waa manitaring pawar damanda Housatonlc River In Shelton. “Eighteen year olds can pretty camps also report a shortage. The assistant bank manager In Worces­ await word etaaaly taday to determina If it would ba nacaaaary to aMain Thoae In charge of recruiting much pick and choose what they New Milford park and recreation ter, Mass,, to snend (he summer pawar from naigbboring atataa, a company apokaaman *

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — 48 schools nationwide, but did not been eheerinf the crowds from Thousands of students hurling say how many developed into nearby w in d ^ s and showering A serious firebombs and rocks poured into battles with authorities. Clashes them with flowers, booed and Ja c k the streets to battle riot police in at were reported In Pusan, Suwon, shouted insuKs at the police, gome least seven cities today, and new Chonan, Chinju, Inchon and people burled rocks at police, but clashes were reported around Chonju. most did not fight back. A adeteoa Seoul’s Roman Catholic cathedral. At least 18,000 students fought desire to lines of riot police in green Fighting broke out at universities riot police at universities in Seoul, combat uniforms and black visored in Seoul and at least five provincial witnesses and other sources said. helmets used their shields to clear cities as riot police fired thousands Hundreds of people were seen the streets of the protesters. of tear gas rounds and sent in aiding the students. enforce law armored cars to try and hold the Fierce protests began last Wed­ students back. Protesters rushed to nesday when opposition groups The cathedral, headquarters of within a few yards of police lines to launched a drive aimed at toppling the Roman Catholic Church in News that town officials plan to throw firebombs, rocks and bricks. President Chun Doo-hwan and South Korea, has been one of the Water could focal points for unrest In the past systematically Inspect rooming houses and “ Destroy the dictator," the stu­ forcing democratic elections. dents chanted again and again. week. Church officials managM to other multi-family dwellings has been a long Clashes took place for a sixth day “ Destroy the m ilitary around Myongdong Cathedral as arrange the evacuation of 900 time coming, but is welcome nonetheless. dictatorship." thousands of people, including radical students who had been In the past, the Board of Directors has thicker Clashes broke out around Seoul’s many office workers in suits and holding the cathedral complex since seizing it during anti­ agonized endlessly over whether regular Myongdong Cathedral as police dresses, chanted, "We want tear-gassed and charged thousands democracy.” government protests last inspections were warranted, despite evidence of people demonstrating agajnst Officers hurled tear gas grenades Wednesday. the need was fairly obvious. The directors than Arab oil the government. The clashes con­ and special martial arts squads Priests, who worked out a deal have also debated how to provide for making AP photo tinued even after radical students charged into crowds numbering up with the government, rode with the gave up their five-day occupation of to 10,000 at a. time. students in fives buses when they the inspections. They resisted the W ASHINGTON - Oil has swept power and Anti-gov«rnm«nt protMtdro sttglng a gaa grenades are hurled at them by the cathedral compound. "Don’t fire, don't fire,” the left the complex under a promise of administration’s efforts to include as part of prosperity over the walled enclaves of the Arab alt'-down strike In the center of Seoul, police. Yonhap, the Korean news crowds yelled as tear gas grenades safe passage. Police had pulled the town's permanent staff an inspector •■r- world, but the most precious liquid in that parched agency, said 80,000 students took exploded among them. back Sunday night from around the whose primary Job would be to enforce the desert retfon Is fresh water. It has been used to South Korea, Saturday, acatter aa tear part In anti-government rallies at Hundreds of people, who had cathedral to allow their exit. town's housing code. promote peace and to fuel discord; it is worth Although such an Inspector would still be “You may wonder why I called this meeting...” fighting wars over. We reported more than a year ago how Libyan • the best solution, the directors took the next dictator Moammar Gadhafl planned to bring Egypt Jackson best step. to its knees by diverting the life-giving waters of ^ i The board has agreed to add one more the Nile. Gadhafl’s mad dream fortunately j: environmental health Inspector to the two As Fathei^s Day nears collapsed along with the price of his oil. calls for already in the Health Department. That And in 1981, we quoted from a top-secret CIA should increase the Inspection capacity report that suggested a key motive for Israel’s Fathers Day will be celebrated on Sunday. Black Invasion of Lebanon that year was to gain controfbf city funds somewhat. More Important, the directors actor Ossie Davis was one of the recipients of the. the Litanl River’s dependable water supply. have provided for the appointment of a deputy annual Father of the Y ea r award which was held Now w e've seen a dramatic, unpublicized plan last month in New York City. fire marshal In the Town of Manchester Fire for a water project that could actually promote - By William M. Wtich Most black American fathers care for their Department for better enforcement of fire Thomas L. peace and cooperation in the Middle East. It Tht Associated Press MANCHESTER children and some of the younger ones use better codes. involves one or more pipelines that would carry nurturing techniques while sharing in some NASHVILLE - The Rev. Jesse StringfeHow significant quantities of water from southern That appointment may have been a key to household duties. These men have been prominent Jackson Is asking big-city mayors Turkey to the thirsty cities and farmlands of Syria. assure that everyone who lives In rented. since the beginning of early African civilisation. to help form a "domestic World Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. residential space in Manchester has the basic Black fathers are not all chauvinistic womanisers, Bank," tapping billions of dollars In workers' pension funds for use In safety protections required by law. nor do they abandon their families through TH E MOST SU RPRISING F E A T U R E of the rebuilding America’s cities and POPULATION 49,052 irresponsibility as shown by "Tim othy” in the 1986 The newly appointed deputy fire marshal. ambitious project is that a study of its feasibility industry. CBS news special "The Vanishing Black Fam ily." major differences. The black family has survived Fire Capt. Rudy Kissman, plans to inspect was commissioned by the Turkish government. It Jackson unveiled his plan in Black fathers and mothers still represent nearly 80 through many years and new, objective studies rooming houses, in cooperation with the had long been assumed by observers that Turkey preparation for an appearance percent of family stability in America. Statistics need to be done today. would not wish to sell the water, even though huge today before the annual meeting of Health Department, and other multi-family and myths can be misleading at times. I am not a father yet, but I can be a friend or quantities now flow unused into the Mediterranean. U>e U.S. Conference of Mayors. dwellings. John H. Johnson was recently selected as mentor to an aspiring black child. Single black men "W e cannot wait any longer for 'The study, by the American engineering firm of What has been done in the past couple of Entrepreneur of the Decade by the staff of Black can adopt children as did Father George Clements the White House plan to revitalize iBrown A Root, estimates that the Ceyhan and Enterprise magazine. Johnson is the president and in 1984. His story was shown in Ebony Magazine. our cities,” Jackson said In pre­ months indicates that town officials are Seyhan rivers in central Turkey carry 84 million chief executive officer of Johnson Publishing Co. In Author Jack Nichols, in his 1978 book, "M en's pared remarks. "W e must have our taking the Job seriously and not simply going cubic meters of water each day. Of this, 14 million own action plan, use our own Chicago and a good father to his heiress daughter, Liberation," emphasises, "T o be a father one need through the motions. are used by the Turks; the remaining 10 million resources to trigger a new direction Linda Johnson Rice. One of his magazines, "Ebony not sire biological offspring. Fatherhood Is being The recent inspection of one Manchester sensitive to a child and by this standard there are cubic meters empty Into the northeast comer of the for our economy." j M afe," has featured Fathers and Sons and Fathers Jackson, a likely Democratic rooming house, where several safety far too few fathers (In the past)... Men must be Mediterranean. and Daughters for two consecutive June editions. presidential candidate, was one of problems were found, is a case in point. The liberated from the idea that their fertility Is a The Turks asked Brown A Root to assess the Black fathers serve as good role models for difficulties and the cost of a pipeline project that nine 1988 hopefuls scheduled to town made a videotape to document the measure of manhood.” meet this week with the more than Afro-American youths who want to achieve in would divert some ot the 10 million cubic meters to Bill Cosby’s TV show and his book, 100 mayors. Massachussetts Gov. findings, which included mostly fire code various professions. Several black fathers that I Turkey’s neighbors to the south. A complete study; violations. There is some question about know and admire are dentist Cedric Rawlins, "Fatherho^,” help to summarise the situation Michael Dukakis and Rep. Richard much better in reference to changing roles in the would have cost 81.8 million. But the U.S. company Gephardt of Missouri, both Demo­ whether such a videotape would be permitted corporate executive Clarence Zachery Sr., music did make a preliminary report, which we have teacher Melvin Lumpkin, education coordinator family. A 1981 book entitled "The Black crats, also were scheduled to speak as evidence in the Housing Court if it becomes seen. to the group today. Lou Irvin and Project Re-entry Director Johnson Masculinity; The Black Male’s Role In American Brown A Root estimated It would cost an Jackson, who also ran In 1084, necessary to prosecute the house's licensee. Okoyeme. Society," by Robert Staples, Ph.D., is an excellent eventual 88 billion to reroute 8.88 million cubic arrived here Sunday and detailed But the videotape, at a minimum, does give At the national level, black fathers are doing the literary resource. meters ot water a day from the two rivers into a his proposal after speaking to the court prosecutor a ready way to best that they can in the media, politics and other I remember the tragic deaths of a few young pipeline. The first phase of the project would run a several hundred supporters at a fields. I am proud to see Bryant Oumbel, Avery black fathers who were aboard the frigate USS determine whether there is probable cause for pipeline to various Syrian cities, including church. Brooks, Thomas Bradley and others strive toward Stark on May 17. These slain men served their In an Interview, Jackson said he legal action. Damascus, the capital, through the excellence. A father's role should be more than a country valiantly in the Persian Gulf region. was asking the mayors to Join him More important, the fact that the fire Israeli-occupied West Bank and on to the Jordanian 5 financial provider's role as in my own father’s I praise black fathers who are doing the best that in calling on labor and business official went to the trouble of making the tape, capital, Amman. generation. they can. leaders to establish a "domestic The second phase would run a parallel pipeline a rare sophistication In Connecticut fire I love m y father in a special way because he is a version of the World Bank to through Syria to the Moslem holy cities ot Medina. finance long-term investments in inspections, indicates a serious desire to dedicated worker and private man. An open line of Thomas L. Stringfellow, a Manchester resident, and Mecca, in Saudi Arabia. One proposed route ' American housing, transportation. enforce the law. communication is vital for all families to resolve writes occasionally about minority Issues. would follow the old desert railroad line that was Infrastructure and Job creation." repeatedly sabotaged by T.E. Lawrence and his He said the bank would draw on a Arab warriors In World War I. portion of workers’ pension funds, which have enjoyed tremendous growth on Wall Street, and could OUR DISCLOSURE of the Turkish pipeline sell bonds. He said he would ask the proposal will come as a major surprise to Syria, mayors to convene a meeting with Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. None of these investment advisers, pension trus­ THIS IS THe STARTING U N 8 FoR TH6... governments were even consulted about their tees and workers' representatives reaction to the plan. to discuss the plan, which he said While they would obviously be enthusiastic about should be voluntary and privately ® B^sibN m fm a cheap, continuous supply of water, these administered. mutually suspicious governments might well be "You have influence with many ® N0IVfdRK /MARAfflON reluctant to support water pipelines that could, in of the people who manage local times of discord, be turned off by Turkey, Syria, pension funds,” Jackson said. “ You can Join together to find new ways Israel or Jordan. Still, the Saudis, at the end of the to use these hard-earned dollars to 9 ^ PResioeNTIAU line and therefore the most vulnerable to mischief . fin your cities with humming work at the spigots along the way, might decide the places again.” water is worth the risk. If they do, they could Jackson did not provide full finance the bulk of the project with their oil billions. details of the plan, but aides said he We asked Sukru Elekdag, the Turkish envisioned having a portion of the ambassador In Washington, about discussions his pension fund money applied to uses government anticipates with the pipeline not yielding direct investment / Estonian is a dipiomat without a country beneficiaries anytime soon. His response was returns but yielding benefits through creation of new Jobs. guarded, as befits a diplomat. Jackson said the nation’s 98 Im / NEW YO R K - When the U S. Immigration Jaakson has followed It from a suite of rooms in But Elekdag did make one Intriguing largest pension funds have a total of service first decided to deport Karl LInnas, the Rockefeller Center. He pays the bills for his observation. If the Saudis react positively to the 8800 billion in assets. He said the suspected Nazi war criminal, officials asked him to legation with funds provided from the still-frozen plan, Turkey would open discussions with them on money Is being used Ineffectively, choose a destination. Without hesitation, the assets. The suite is small. It’s the same one Estonia a third pipeline of special benefit to Saudi Arabia oRen Invested In companies that In longtime Long Island, N. Y., resident said he Tom had before the war. There’s a map of the country on and its friends. This pipeline would carry Turkish turn have Invested in plants and wanted to be sent to "the free and independent one wall, and the furnishings are spare and worn. waters across the Syrian and*or Iraqi desert factories in foreign countries, cost­ Republic of Estonia.” Jaakson says he has two principal straight to the bone-dry ciUes and oil sheikdoms ing American Jobs. Tiodc "Together, public officials and The choice was rhetorical, of course. There is no responsibilities. First, he continues to lobby for the along the Persian Gulf coast of the Arabian 9 ■A '' public employees, taking Just 10 free and independent Republic of Estonia. The cause of a liberated Estonia; and, second; " I also Peninsula. THE#1 HOME MO R TO ^U O ra percent of these assets, we can act nation existed as a sovereign entity before World continue to represent the Estonian people in this to rebuild America," he said. War It, but It was absorbed by Russia during the country. Guessing, I’d say there are from 70,000 to Mlnl*«dltorlal On Sunday, Democratic national conflict. The country Is now one of 18 federated 78,000 Estonians living in the United States.” chairman Paul Kirk told his party’s states in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. means the rank Is his legal right. Elliot Abrams wrote his own epitaph the other mayors they should ask the 1908 IN CONNECTICUT JUST m OOSER Yet the memories of Estonian independence Jaakson says his right goes back to the 1980s. UNTIL RECENTLY, Karl LInnas was one of the day in testimony at the Iran-contra hearing; presidential hopefuls to commit to a linger. And LInnas, who was deported to the Soviet That’s when he came to America as a young Estonians. LInnas, 67, Is the man deported for “ There is such a thing as being too clever." "new American partnership" with Union on April 10, Is an Estonian who hungers for Estonian envoy. The Baltic nation had legations in alleged war crimes. He already had been Abrams, whose appearance reminded us ot John more federal support for urban problems. 8 the way it used to be. He was bom in the Baltic Washington and New York then, but their duties sentenced to death in absentia by the Soviet Union Ehrilchman’s uppity performance before the Kirk said he urged all the 1908 were complicated by events: The Russians for his role as head of a German-run Estunlan Senate Watergate committee 14 years ago, may T % S PE P E. country (that’s Where he is supposed to have 04 0 2 0 1 hopefuls to go before the meeting committed wartime atrocities), and he believes the occupied Estonia in 1989, and they declared it part concentration camp where 18,000 captives died. wind up paying az dearly tor his arrogance as Ehrlichman did; that remains to be aeen. This here because the eventual Demo­ At the new Peoplels Bank Mortgage knowledgeable, personal, one-on- Soviets now occupy the place without Justification. of the Soviet Union in 1940. German troops occupied U.S. authorities say LInnas took residence In cratic nominee must promise more time, at least. Sen. Daniel Inouye, perhaps one service. And he’s not the only one. The complaints against Estonia from 1941 until 1944, when the Soviets America in 1981 under illegitimate pretenses and help for America’s cities. and Loan Center, you can apply for restrained by hts position as co-chairman, the Soviet occupation of Estonia have become one forced them out. then worked as a land surveyor. LInnas was "The Democratic mayors can be a mortgage.. .refinance your current The new Peoplels Bank Mortgage managed'to keep from blurting out any otf-tbe-cutt BANK MOMBMI AND UMN of the world’s most enduring international protests. The Russians stayed, of course. Jaakson says stripped of U.S. citizenship in 1901. He was assured that the Democratic Party m ortg^e.. open up a Peopled and Loan Center in Manchester. Its The U.S. government, Tor example, after more they decimated the democratic political structure, ultimately tried and convicted tor falsifying his comments like "What a lawyer! “ — or whatever. will have a national message fOr a aNIiRINMANCNESm. national audience in 1900,’’ Kirk Home Equity Credit Line.. apply for a our way of getting closer to some of 7 than tour decades, still refuses to rucognise the and murdered or Jailed tana ot thousands of people. immigration papers. said. "And you can also be assured the most important people in ftusalan claim to the land. The Russians also abeorhed aaother pair ot Baltic Jaakaon nays he tried to use his diplomatic status There are over 49,052 good reasons car loan... apply for a credit card states, Latvia and Lithuania, and it's estimated to help LInnas. But the case against the that the voices and the values of the families of America’s cities will be MMI Connecticut. that M percent ot the region's population was countryman was cut and dried. The State why we decided to open up a Peoplels and more. INDKBD. HIK UNmSD STATBB sUII ^anrbpstrr Hrralh part of that message a r i a part of Department spent two years trying to find a Stop in and meet with one of racofBltes the “ tree and Independent Republic ot eliminated. that audience." Bank Mortgage and Loan Center in Member FDlC______Kstonia.” R does so by giving status to the renuiant “ friendly country” to accept the fellow, and, falling Pounded In 1001 Mayors of both parlies Joined in a Manchester. thought it was high time our Peopled Bank Mortgage and Loan diplomatic machinery ot the old nation. The HIB UNTIED STATES SAID at the Ume that the that. It sent him to Estonia, which Is to say the rcNNVM sttm nr .. policy statelbent calling for in- Specialists at 354 Broad Street. Or Estonian logation was never abandoned here; It Soviet occupations — before becoming independent Soviet Union. DOUQLM A oevms. . ExseuWii* CSSer. . creased federal aid to cities. But that you, the people in the Manchester nations between World Wars t and II, the Baltic Jaakaoitsays the deportation was unusually ADCLS M ANOLS..... 11 Mayor William Hudnut of Indiana- call us at M l- lllf . You’ll quickly dis­ still has ottices and diplomatic rank In midtown ALSXANocn mnsLu area, had the opportunity to discover Manhattan. states had been provinces of imperial Russia — cruel. He notes that LInnas could well be executed ^ ...... E ^ M w S ,. polis. leader of the Republican what you’ve been missing-the service cover why People's is Connecticut^ people’s bank The logation consists ot three poopio, Indudlnga were as Illegal as they were brutal. Thus, In Russia. The consul does not complain too loudly, * Donas A noMnTs contingent, said some GOP maimrt #1 home mortgage lender-because aacretnry. The hood ot the mission, or the consul Washington frose most ot the assets the Baltic however. He says Washington may have muffed in MANX F AONAITW ...... regard it as a "m ore of this you can only get from Connecticut's this Instance, but. In the main over the poet-war •HilDONCOMtN... program and more of that pro­ \A/e offer an unsurpassed level of Mortgage and Loan Center ganovnl ot Estonia, la Bmat Jaakson. Om yod and states h M in America and encouraged leftover NOWNTHW dANO.. #1 home mortgage lender. years, America has been free Estonia's best and gram " statement. im PEulihad, Jaakaon says the United Stntoa diplomats to stay the couroe. Emissaries from all jeANNSd FNOMCNTM ■ CircuttHon r iriivMann“ dsJttie“ racognltlonothlaolflce; that three Btatea have followed the advice to this day. biggest Mend. i - M A n C H ttn n nO LU tb, MMOav. JM t 18. 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Inti m vmmu J n$ffH New tax law appHea to stock, too f Bmainmw* In Brimf • t ev«opf7r y tonntm^n ever, the maximum tax on tong- in iMi and reinvested my dtvincods n hi term Capital gams is capped a t » to btiy addMional shares from iBBk ' t pw- TME SOLE COORSe IS , peivent. throogh IBM. f re o e iH iy sold an the $ i: aiMhat 6&tp6Yl* lower tax hfadkat, Oncie Sam win for a record of my retnvestmente, prOproIlWy pTinniCl (lOTOropillOm SnO SSPCA?lOlOCfirerofllg. oiionoo HAOM THf HOmvISLC ty DW Brd^nM aty arwf f ra- get OKber an 11 or iB pareaitt Mte so f can figure my cost and capKai hnnnwRBfhnhanffstncdiBM'andisamdmBdrdfitsmanagsmdiit /<3W //OW i-lfc/fY Ytt/ ? MOM/WB'(Ze (bt nif tfbsttt. 1 UHI poor cooperation. Fmafly, f was dandr««a w n mnmfinr nf th* Haw Enghmd Bnnii MnrtBtmg \ M o^e$icK pIMiMd tiM ilb (WJteWtUfWt fsofdsomestockat told there would be a fee of MB to Assndatidrt and tiM WatH&td Ckattat /0fZ a profit a iaw months ago. f read reaaafeh evaty tpiattarty divhfend. TOOK J^O tJ A \/ACATI(^JI9HT iyi0 Th«r« vMTB 80 many to cura thay had to coma lent ptefnriatkm firm which profit was a ichg-term capHai g«M. of Banittng. worK houra a day, aavan days a waak. doaa ow ratatM Mkf waitoM that f A IBM and prcviciM years, CAiy that K is advantageous to report That’s more than 1 reinvested, f (hd tax wmM he # percdM. M percent or tong-term capitaf that capital gain on my iBM federal dropped my reouest. income tax return, fs that true? jr tH t MHZZWILLt"* By §M i ^ r Why dul ii&tt tan a raadar, fa a gams were taxable. Rack then, you Row Can f Obtain this Ford mgy dlv«rt AUicmt Kvt«r«tt .ytxrttNOr ^ r«MM CdhmM, (ha( Ma tax (laMlMF added that # percent to your other information? fTREET M ptotu tr&maatoak safe wonhf h« taxable tneome and paid whatever ABMWEil: ft’s not Just a matter DETROIT - Ford Motor Co. wants to give most of Its only . AMomt^ fl t i percMt? i'tti woiHfaring it td tax applied. Because the highest of truth, ft's a reouiremertt. You’re interest in fiouth Africa to tho venture's predominnntfy hfack VCRMOWIE/^ 'C t& c S ^ percent is not eorrdct. reouired to report atl capital gains ANSMEB; Try contacting the J federal income tax bracket then work force, but win affow continued nHtrketfng of Re producte in MDU? was M percent, Onclc Sam's on the Income (ax return you file for shareholder relations department that countiy, auto officials said. AH§WHMt ft Isn't. Either you maximum tax on long-term capitsd the year m which you realise the of the company whose stock is The automaker has been meeting prtvatefy with Bonth AMaati I -gvgi /MbwM its mfsunderstMd what you were told gains was M percent—M percent of gains. involved. The folks there might labor and commuitHy loaders to dtscuss (he preposaf, wMeB or the person who answered the 40 percent. If you don’t, you'll hear from the lean on the bank to provide the data Internal Revenue Service. Next would put a major portion of Hs 4B percent Mtereet m the Joint pfione at th« tax preparer's office The new tax law changes that. you need, it that doesn’t work, venture into a trusL Ford spokesman tHtt Doodeil said Amiday. THC mANTpM by Lm Palti A 8y Barry Ms been living in a dark cave Beginning this year, you pay tax on January, the brokerage firm you’ll have to pay those fees to the through which you sold the stock Coodell said he VE CO, ptofit — the difference between the the safe of the Bi shares to your feed into Hs com bers and information with very iMiie effort. I price you paid for the B1 shares and other taxable income. people who "forget” to report sales Nevertheless, the bank does have employees of BAMCoR — 70 per cent of whom are Mack — and CABtAM BABY *^by Craaka A Caaala the check you received when you For 1BB7, (here are five federal of securities. the right to charge you. The lesson more than 11,000 dealer chain employees," said another ford AW. * W 9 PROBABLV ©HE laW'T SUE©© 9 0 , WASH. sold, flecause you owned the stock Income brackets — II, IB, it, BSand here is that everyone should keep spokesman, Qaotge Trainer. 4ARBIBP OP »0/MerHlM&...^ UIKEANV SHE SEEMS TO BE tor more than six menths, that BB.S percent. For (his year, how- (R/ESTfDN: I bought some stock his or her own records. ‘ WHO KWOWS. WOMAN I POINO FINE W lTH > EVER MET OUT M E. BEFORE. DoN«r op«ni w««k •ifong r/l LONDON - The dollar opened stronger in Europe and Japan N Computer today, still henefKlng from ftiday a hetter-than-expected U.B. trade figures for April, dealers said. Oold fell shartdy. ' |7Zawaeeo>v?AfeXif| WMBB9I iOUrHeHOUTEU,. mi Figures released Friday showed an April trade deficit of giB.M commuting Mliion, more than |1 Mlllon less than expected. BLONDIE by Otan Yaung A Blan Draka "The trade deficR Is smaller, (he infiatlon fear (In the Vetted States) Is gone for the moment, and the mood Is much more MMM,BUTTBHSCOTCH a TOPPBp WITH WHIPPED CAHAMEU AND FUOSE , CRBAM a n d ,__^ is in styie hulllsh,” said a banker In Munich, West Oermany. MABSHMAUI-OW fn Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day begins, the dollar rose I.S7 yen to a closing 144.SB yen. Later, In fiy CdrolB thompsBn London, It was quoted at 144.B0 yen. s ANLO AND JANI9 ' by Jlmmv Johnaon th # AMBCiutad prasB Japanese Finance Minister Kllchl Miyaxawa said the seven major industrial nations attending the Venice summR last week IWASTtlLIMOHlMAWyT MARtrORD - When the Mart------LIVAM SHOW believe that the dollar Is as low as R Is going to go. lord fnsurance Oroup announced a “1 think as a whole we can say that the dollar’s decline has hR plldt program to have employees bottom and (his Is the view represented In (he (summR) work at home, programmer ana­ lyst Carol Cobensky Jumped at the agreement," he said. opportunity. -yaowe ' ‘f IIve in the country. Commuting % Is a real hassle. And I never got to Mgffon miy appoint now chairman see my flowers bloom In (he NEW YORK - The troubled Mellon Rank Corp. Is expected to ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook spring,“ said Ms. Cobensky, M, appoint Frank Cahouet, president of the Federal National who had spent M minutes each day Mortgage Association, as chairman and chief executive officer, traveling from her home In rural The Wall Street Journal reported today. IT'S A SHAWE THAT No WELL, I HEAR. TAE TAKEOYEP.. StaiiordSprlngs to Marttord. Mellon's previous chairman, J. David Bames, resigned In Otif. CAtl 6EEM To Vo MY FRIEND, ARTisr? what CAN Ms. Cobensky Is one of an April after the hank posted a fSB.B million first-quarter loss, Rs ANYffllNG- ABoof tHiS "T-BoNe*' A CORFbRATE estimated 10.OM workers nation­ first quarterly loss In Its ilB-year history, and halved Its dividend. COUNTRY'S BALANCE o f PICKETT IS RAtPEK. Vo ABOUT wide who, (tirough sophisticated Mellon officials declined to confirm the appointment, sayin DOING- m s THE TRAt* DEFICIT? computer technology, are able to SHIRLEY, THIS IS A FRIENO.Sof HEY, WHAT'S SHE'S JUST CONGRATULATIONS,) WHEW,' THAT'S A RELIEF! “telecommute’’ — work at home on only that the board would hold its regular mtietHii today, tiNi txjN'T e h r a n y id e a s a bo u t ^s h e d o in g ? c h e c k in g AL! YOU PASSED J t DON'T THINK tD WANT Journal reported. Cahouet, who also Is Fannie Mae's chief HIM ! HIS NAME IS AU INSPECTION! \ T'BE ON HER HIT-LIST.' a terminal hooked up to a central computer and keep In touch with operating officer, told the newspaper through a spokesman that the office by phone. AP 0ho1o he wouldn't comment before (he meeting. While most home workers are However, Fannie Mae Chairman David Maxwell aald Cahouet computer programmers, others From $paco? told him on Friday that he expected to be formally appointed Include those taking telephone today, the Journal said. orders and writing news releases or John W. Pataraon, the public ralatlons should resolve the visual display 5 company manuals. problems encountered while training In manager of OAE Elaotronica of Canada, 5 Efftmfln Kodak to buy atat# firm “Having employees work at tactical simulation by jet pilots or tank home increased productivity," said displaya the Fiber Optic Helmat ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Eastman Kodak Co. has announced Raymond Howell of the Hartford, Mounted Claplay during Sunday's Le drivers. plans to acquire a New Raven-based biotechnology company for who helped set up the company’s Bourget Air Show In Paris. The helmet about 118.1 million to help Increase service to research scientists, Bridge 10-month experiment with telecom­ a spokesman says. muting. "It also saves the company The photographic products giant plans to merge with THE BORN LOSER 'by Art Sanaom space and Increases our labor pool International Biotechnologies Inc., pending approval of IBl'a by attracting people who couldn't Stockholders, Kodak announced late Friday. while discarding a heart from dummy. work in an office — like the Americans glum over future Nailing dow n If he plays a club, it might be either handicapped — and It helps us Kodak offered M.BO per common share for 100 percent of IBl’s NORTH •-I5-I1 the queen, which declarer can ruff, retain employees we might other­ 2.4 million outstanding shares. Founded In IBBO, IBl has 10 t r i c k 1 1 setting up the jack in dummy, or a low By John cunntff better. will be worse off. employees and about 17 million in annual sales. B A 5 wise lose. People who might move, the Asseclofed Press And It Is that belief. In tact, that B J 5 3 club, which declarer can cover with for example." "While Americans feel some Kodak plans to make IBl a subsidiary of Its laboratory and ♦ K lO 8 3 By James Jacoby dummy's Jack. Regardless, if West made unnecessary (he question research products group. leads a club. South can establish a But others say telecommuting NEW YORK - Aside from a referred to, which was: Are you current sense of near-term eco­ B K J 5 3 presents management problems, nomic comfort,” the surveyors "Kodak has a very realistic game plan tn biotechnology, which You should be familiar with the winner. particular question that didn't need satisfied with your current net WEST EAST adversely affects career growth for worth? concluded, "this has come at the was a key factor in attracting us to the company,” said IBl BS 7 6 4 3 “sure trick” concept. It refers to situa­ to be asked, a survey of Americans BKQ109 2 What it East wins that second spade lie working at home and can "By nearly a 2-1 margin," the expense of what the public sees as a President Martin Mattessich. BK862 BQ97 tions In which you can absolutely and their finances revealed a trick? If he leads a heart, declarer result in less productivity from the rather glum view of the future, survey sponsors declared, “Ameri­ mortgaged future" ♦ 7 2 ♦ Q uarantee making the required num- workers who remain In the office. B9 7 BQ1084 er of tricks. Today's contract seems ducks and West will be in the same po­ which Is distinctly un-American. cans say their net worth Isn’t what gunlucky. The club finesse does not sition as before. And if East wins the Oil Gordon, who writes a monthly It showed fear rather than they want It to be." to which any SOUTH work and clubs don't spilt, so declarer spade and plays a low club? Declarer newsletter on telecommuting and optimism, which is contrary to American could respond: "Why B J has to play the hearts for onl^oneonly I los­ will simply discard a heart. It West runs a consulting company to should It he In an acquisitive society BA 10 4 what surveys over the years have er. He can't do it on his oiown. But there has the club queen, the remaining club Implement the program, estimates shown about Americans. In those such as ours.” ♦ AJ9654 jack in dummy will be a winner to that some BOO t/.S. companies have BA62 is a sure-trick approach. PRANK AND ERNEST ■ by Bob Thavet studies, Americans yearned for the But the survey did reveal some­ take care of declarer's other heart los­ employees telecommuting but ac­ future, which could only be better thing more, and that was fear that FREE SEMI\AR! Vulnerable: Neither Declarer takes dummy's ace of er. If West shows out on the club, the knowledges that the figure may be than the past. the future might not be so kind as it Dealer: South spades, then plays ace and king of dia­ jack will win, and that will be 11 tricks double or that. In fact, the late George Katoha, a has been. monds. Next come the ace and king of for South. \ \ E l ^ u r m O N A Gordon says there are no precise North East South professor who was one of the Conducted among 1,000 Ameri­ Weil clubs, followed by dummy's remain- figures on the number of telecom­ founders of consumer attitude cans lor the International Associa­ 1 ♦ ing spade, on which South plays — not ?ASV\ P i e r - muters because research is Just 1 * 3 ♦ 3 * 5 ♦ A new book by James Jacoby and his studies, showed that Americans tion for Financial Planning, It found a trump, but his remaining club. Sup­ beginning. He estimates about Insecurity about the long-term Pass Pass Pass pose West wins that trick. What might father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now H e x v e were distinctly different from their 0 D available at bookstores, ft is "Jacoby 10,dot) salaried employees who European counterparts In believing financial future, with a big major­ Opening lead: K he lead? If he plays a heart, declarer would otherwise work In an office B on Card Games, ” published by Pharos OPF MY NoopLe their personal futures were usually ity feeling that future generations loses only one heart trick. If he plays a are working at home on a regular spade, declarer can ruff In his hand Books. L0N < S BNOU(SH- basis. 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Mrs. Jamos fPatrioiay Mar- ford; a brother, Kobert J. Oallo of Cemetery, Windsor Locks Calling typleal state charrtpionsWp Iwse- more southpaw starter Marc Man- at third and Deboebn at second. a hy Santarcangeia to ohand and Maryann Petty, both of Past tiattfatd-. three sisters. Tina hours ate Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. bartford. and was a maintenance hall game. giaflco. which was mispiayed hy Dave Price grounded to tom score Steve Hrlbko. dofondanf." Manohostor: two brotbors. Loo tteCatli at Statiatd Springs, frar- Memorial donations may he supervisor for the Manchester Usually, these are crowning left fielder Pat MerrHt. and Cns- Acquerulo at first base wHb tM AcaUnamlo had two hits and giomionski of Manohostor and fene Curtin at Simsbury and Marie made to the tiattfatd Hospital Life bousing Aulhorlty. ^ents tar two teams wlrtctif have cuofo advanced to second base runners bolding. Merritt (ben seared twice white Kikosickt and Jaruieftkf hirah m pope feevee Stanley giomionski of gooth Wind­ OaraheAan of Past Hartford: and Star Helicopter Program, Trauma tie was a World War b veteran at forged their respective paths to this "flight away, our left fielder, looked at a called third strike and Voira added two bits each. 'Wie sor; two sistors Joan Vooohio and several nieces and nephews. Program, 88 Seymour Sf. Harf- the C.S. Army and had received a title game and equafly exMWfs only (M second game he’s played Mike Begley grounded to Crtscuolo. biggest disappointment for fast WAflSAW, boiand — f»ono dobn f»aul If loff his nafivo land Pioronoo Cbuohowski, both of Man- The (nnetal is Tuesday at id a m. tard, at la the Ametiean Cancer Purple tieart. tie was a memMr of these talents which have wan them there, and tf shows." Penders said, tiittuta, Who was 3-for-3. Mgan was Its 8-for-8 performance by Ms insisting that truth and froodom aro ossonfiaf for bofand, but ohostorj and six grandohildron. at the Callahan f uneral Home, tddi Society, 878 Prospect Ave . tM tnsatded Ametiean Veteratie. the right to play tar a far all intents and purposes, this another fast rally in (be tourfb with Nos 1. 2 and 3 batters (biggs, loador Oon. Wojoioob darurolskf sfrossod that only tbo 'fbo fonoral is faeeday at this Main St.. Past tiatilard. followed HarftorA besides his wife. M Is survived hy championship one was aver tar IM Eagles a double 10 center. Deboebn Lawrence, and bob Stanford.) Communist aufhorlfios oan doformino bofand's fufuro. e .tn. af tho John P.tfornoyPunoral by a mass at Christian huriaf at 11 two sans, tHehard ti. tiagenawatid A sacrifice, Iwo wans, and a grounded to shortstop and bixxuto tiiggs, fast's best hHter, Ironi­ Kenneth ti. bagenow, both at Jarufolskl, in a harshly wordod farowoll statomont to tbo tim e. US W. Contor gf.. followod a m. in St bndgef Church. Buriat i0§f(/§f§t Pog$rtf In the Class L championship single prompfed Penders to remove moved to third base. Price then cally, ended the game wMh a pop to pontiff, said: "boland noods tbo truth, but also tbo truth about by a mass of Christian burial at Id will he In St Mary’s Cemetery, yemeeula. Call/.; two daughters, hcfwcen bast Catholic and East Mangiaflco in favor at junior lofted a fly ball to Oabe Santarean- Lucibello at short. Poland is noodod." a.tn. burial will bo in gf. Jamos Past Hartford. Calling hours are Margaret (StnsigalH) Pogarfy. Linda 0. Bassett of Coventry and Haven Saturday afternoon at right-hander Merritt. MetriH's geio in right field, tiinuia tagged "The top of the order bad alwaya "Your Ifolinoss will soon loavo tbo homoland," ho added Comofory. Calling hours aro today today from 2to4p,m. anditadp.m. 81, at tiattiatd. died Sunday. She Maryl. Lewie of Olastonbury; four Murry field, only one team dis­ lirst offering was a which up and Santarcangeia threw a been on base for us," Penders said. from 2 to S and itnti p.tn. was the wife at Oeorge t>. Pogarty brothers, William bagenow and played Its wares. scored a run and was followed hy a strike to home plate to nail bisxuto. "if M’s a one-run game, you second grimly. "Ifo'll tako its ploturo In his hoart, but ho oan'f tako its and mother of Prank 0. Pogarfy of tiiehard bagenow, both of Past real probloms ... It has to moot its own ohallongos." Momorial donations may bo iM lto L O sm m wtt Erupting tor six runs in the tap at two-run double hy Joe Lucibello. "1 gambled." Penders said at guess yourself. TMy beat us made in tho gf. Jamos sohool Manchester. bartford, 'Thomas bagenow of the first inning, the Yellow Jackets Mike Voira added an HBf-single sending btrxulo. “We wanted to get honestly. No flukes." Mangiaflco Poundafion. W Park gf.. or tho Leslie L. Oemmefl. 87. of 88 Lake besides her husband and son. she Springfield, Vt. and Stewart ba­ at East Haven went an to easily and it took an Eagle . a tun.” replaced Merritt on the mound in Visiting burso A bomo Caro el St., died Sunday at Hartford IS survived hy two sons and genow in Calitomfa; and seven dispose at the Eagles. 8-1, and win turned aver by Kevin tiiggs. Kevin Merritt held fast Haven score­ (he fifth and finished the game. Not ell wedded bffte for boomera Manohostor. fno,. 9tn Portor gf. Hospftaf. tie was the husband of daughters-ln-law. Prank 0. and grandchildren. Its school’s first state title since Lawrence, and Doug ninuta. to less through (he fifth inning when "Man against boy." Penderssald Barbara (OeOroaf) Oemmefl. Prances (Klinkevich) Pogarty of The funeral Is Thursday at a time 1888 East Haven, ranked eighth in end the fast Haven onslaught. The fast Haven added two more runs. ot Peters' fine pitching WASMlNOtON — Por tho rapidly maturing membors of tho born in Compton, Ouehec. Can­ Manchester and flavid J. and bifa to he announced from the John P, the Class L Held, winds un with a score read. 8-8. Yellow Jackeis. With one out. Jett Lussi walked and performance. nfortablo Inoomo may wall dopond M#ry CfMpMflfi ada. he had lived In tiarttard tat id (OlCloccio) Pogarfy at Past Hart­ Tierney funeral tim e. 318 W. 18-7 retard while East Catholic, before the Eagles gat (heir first at Acquarulo tripled to left eentar to Deboebn added twobits tor East. ■go« but it won’t bo all woddocwoddod bliss with naif divorolng Mary (Chandler) Chapman, 87. years before moving to Manchester ford; a sister. Mary (Slnsigalll) Center, burial will full military ranked second, ended Its tine hats. score Lutii. Acquarulo came and ono-thlrd marrying twico, a population oxport prodiots. formerly of McKee Street, died Id years ago. tie was employed at Sanelli at Yista. Callt.; and a honors will he in Past Cemetery. season with a record af 18-8 around on a double by John East Haven senior right hander 4-f«.VW2-m7A«3-i2-i, Hfibko at a-1-M, Moiorcooaefo ?g Marriago will polarixo tho llfostylos of tbo middlo-agod In tbo gunday af a focal convalescent Hamilton Standard tar 33 years, grandchild. Calling hours are Wednesday trm They (fast Haven) deserved Io Fred Peters, an Imposing figure at KikasickI la the WO-foot mark in tffi-o-i.m

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Most poticMs offered are available ASSY: Thiz Is children ahe has her mind only on stay Is less; See above.) Also, [HBO] A Famlty of W inners Unabfe to mother. In "This American, you and/or my pitirate health insurance REALITY: A recent Harvard to people In their early 80s to early in responze to a herself, so I ’ve given up on this. $$s. And otovloosly, the earlier you watch the deductibles. cope with (he increased emotional strain Child Is Nine " air­ face Revere eco­ will cover the costs of a nursing University study Indicates that when his stable world collapses around letter from a po- What do you think? ing NONDAV, nomic hardflMp home stay. over two-thirds of men and women sign op, the lower your premium. A $) Note the waiUng period - ^ him, a high school senior chooses suicide llce officer’s SAD IN SAN DIEGO JUNE IS , on NBC. when con­ 9 i/M m R E A U ry: Private health insu­ who had to pay for their own 88-year-old can expect to pay from time brfore you atari to receive r .as his only escape. wife regarding Lindsay Wagner D ear Abby fronted with a rance covers bospitalitation costs, nursing home care used all their $293 to $880 a year for $$0 dally payments — since these m ay rangk 6:00PM GDIX) @ aHK ® N a w i neighbors and DEAR SAD: It would be and Chris Saran­ Abigail Van Buren a long stay in a not nurshit homes. Medicare will personal assets, including the value coverage, says Stanley Strouch, from 0 to 100 days. The general X ) Thrae't Company friends who call kindness to your sister If you Portor vice president of the Health Depart­ don co-star as nursing home. Ick up the entire tab for only the of their homes, within one year. rule: the longer the waiting period, (£ Matt Houston her husband "prepared" people ahead of time. rst 30days of a stay, and then only ment at Aetna Life Insurance and her adoptive Estimates re­ According to Dale Larson, autnor of the lower the premiums. Also, some (3j) Glm m a a Braah while he’s off And I ’m sure those whom you make if the setlent requires strictly "A Comprehensive Oulde to Medi­ Annuity Co. Annual costs for an require a few days’ hospitallutlon parents. veal that by the 30) Angla duty, and ask aware of the problem will also defined ^skilM ” care. care and Health Insurance for $0-year-old buying the same policy before entering a home; others year 3008 — only 39 Doctor W ho CHECK LISTINGS him to come and appreciate It. Prom the 31st to the 100th day, Older People," half of America’s can run from $1,980 to $4,218. waive this requirement but charge 10 years from ^ Charlie's Angals FOk EXACT TIME help when a po­ now — there will be more than 2 And yet only about 300,000 Indi­ Medicare pays only those charges nursing home patients currently on If you do decide to investigate hl^er premiums. ® Quincy lice officer Is needed. DEAR ABBY: Thanks for your million nursing home residents, an viduals have purchased this type of in excess of $68 per day, which Medicaid were not poor when they nursing home Insurance, before 4) Keep in mind that nu^ng ' Reporter 41 I am a physician’s wife (and a DEAR W IFE: Lawyers have the advice to "Indiana Mother" who upsurge of 87 percent over 1070. long-term-care private Insurance, amounts to a $8,200 deductible if the entered the nursing home. Rather, you buy: home policies are generally flexi­ that breed there. (60 min.) 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Medicare pays M Y T H ; There’s really no reason premiums. It is critical to deter­ through the ages en route to a mystica sentence — and better safe than J type of care In your area. task ol teaching his pet woll to adapt 1o (CNN] PrImsNewB 'gathering'. Christopher Lambert. Roxanne day seeking a free diagnosis or advice, he says, "First. I want you about two and a half years. Big News; Half these policies nothing. ZERO . even to Investigate this type of mine If you will pay based on your the wflderness Jell East. Barbara Hale, Bill sorry. 8) Ask If you ore receiving (DIB] My Friend Flicks Hart, Clancy Brown 1986 Raterl R (In prescriptions. My husband Is too to know that I charge $80 a minute." These alarming statistics are were purchased In 1980! MYTH-. If over my lifetime. 1 coverage now when I am not age at enrollment or If the premium '■"Williems 1972 Stereo) broad-based coverage which in­ nice (or spineless) to refuse, or to One woman who had called him But more Important, what kind of persuading more and more older Much confusion surrounds nurs­ have (wilt up assets to ensure a planning on requiring this sort of will increase as you grow older. (ESPN) SportsLook (E8PN] Triathlon: U.S. Series From cludes degenerative diseases such Miami. (60 min.) (Taped) 1 1 :3 0 P M ® a® Nightline (CC) ask them to call his office and make replied. "Forget It, When I was a moral values have these children adults to Investigate nursing home ing home Insurance, so your first comfortable retirement, Inclduing care. 2) Find out If the policy can be (HBO) MOVIE: 'Spiral Slalreaaa' A as Alzheimer’s disease and senility. 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Miss Cardin fashioned her Inven­ 39 MacNell / Lehrer Nawshour 1 2 :0 0 A M (X) Taxi working up the Dr. G ott Better to reduce baked goods and 0$ MOVIE: This Child is Mine' (CC) A tion from one of her father^ black, 91) Barney Miller C13 f40) Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) sides of my feet. add more fruit. young mother must endure an emotional Peter Qott, M.D. stretch belts, and four hooks and 99) Benny Hill struggle during a court battle with adoptive CD Cannon I have tried all Garden club meets two grommets she found In the 99) Hollywood Squares parents over the custody of her infant girl types of lotions 01) Star Trek DEAR DR. GOTT: My son. 10. family garage. Lindsay Wagner, Nancy McKeon. 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How can I They are foods in their own right The club will hold a garden party ‘[ESPN] BportsCanter the life of pioneer automobile manufacturer Lancaster. Tony Curtis, Susan Hornson from the back of the pickup and lifts them to tell me how much they have nice, soft feet again? and contain flour (which is nourish­ and have a plant exchange. Co- (TMC) MOVIE: Weird Sciancs' ICC) Henry Ford (1863-1947) Adapted from 1957 them out of the truck bed. Will this, think It Is worth," she said. the book by Robert Lacey Cliff Robertson. ing), refined sugar (which isn’t), hostesses will be Pam Broderick tw o high school nerds accldenlally crealo 09] Consumer Discount Network hurt his back? He loves to help and Then, rethinking, she added. 'the woman of iheir druams when an electr- Hope Lange. RH Thomson 1987 Con­ D E A R R E A D E R : The simplest fats (often cholesterol from butter and Fay Poole. clusion 01] Alfred Hitchcock Presents is cheerful as can be. Flowers for the Whiton Memorial "No. they won’t give me too much ” ital storm short circuits (heir home compu way to remove the excess dead skin and eggs) and protein. Therefore, ter Anthony Michael Hall. Kelly LeBrock. 03) Novela; Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe C6l] Hollywood and the Stars Library for the summer will be Cardin said she has wondered for called callus Is to sand it away, patients with certain medical con­ Han Mitchell Smith 1985 Rated PG 13 (In [CNN] Larry King Live [CNN] Newsnight a long time why cars had seat belts using an emery board, a pumice ditions — such as obesity, diabetes furnished by Glnny Aniello for Ju ly. Stereo) [ESPN] SportsLook D E A R R E A D E R ; I do not believe but school buses don’t, and that was (D18] Jasse Owans Story This film dra stone or fine sandpaper. Lotions and excess serum cholesterol — that the amount of hard work and Jackie Britton for August, and lUSAl Airwolf (60 min ) malizes the life story of Olympic hero [U SA ] Dragnet the Inspiration for her Invention. Jesse Owens (105 mm ) Part 2 of 2 and soaking simply soften the hard hove to restrict their intake of lifting your son performs is danger­ Franclne Donovan for September. 7 l3 0 P M d ) PM Magazine The parly Connecticut law doesn’t require 1 2 ;0 5 A M (J) Simon & Simon A J skin without removing It. The cakes and cookies. ous or unhealthy. If he Is accus­ The next meeting will be held in Hsrald photo by SInto for Ihe movie premiere of Beverly Hills [ESPN] Surfer Magazine and Rick conduct separate investigations September. school buses to have seat belts, said Cop II . a company that spociali/es in [TMC] MOVIE: Where the Boys Are into the marital impfO|)neties of their aunt sanding works best on dry feet, Elderly people may tend to tomed to doing his chores, willingly John O ’Connell, a spokesman for time lapse photography During Easter vacation, hordes of college and uncle (70 min ) (R) before the shower or both. In develop a form of diabetes as they pitches in and does not complain of Reach for the etare the state Department of Motor d Current Affair kids from all over the nation descend on Ft addition, check your shoes to make age. This is thought to be due to a back pain, he is not going to do Lauderdale George Hamilton. Delores 1 2 ;3 0 A M (X ) w k r p In Cincinnati Support group Vehicles. Several towns — includ­ d 92) Jeopardy! (CC) sure that they fit properly. Many gradual wearing out of the pan­ himself any harm: in fact, he Burton Dancers rehearse for Tuesday's appearance at Cridders, a group that does skits In sign language, dance Hart, Yvette Mimieux 1960 CD Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) A support group for cancer ing Danbury. Cromwell and Ches­ d Entertainment Tonight Actress Les calluses are caused by friction creas. the gland that produces probably is improving his own and mime, and the Powdermlll Stompers, a clogging 9 t 3 0 P M CD Deaigning Women After a (18! PTL Club patients, friends and their families the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. Dancers are, ter — do Insist the bus companies lie Caron discusses her Falcon Crest" pressure from shoes that rub on the insulin. Hence, older people must physical fitness while contributing role wild night on the town. Julia's attorney (22) '30) Late Night with David Letterman skin of the foot, encouraging a be prudent in eating a well- valuable services to the family. will meet tonight from 7 to 8:30 In from left, Apryl SahadI, Amy Pendleton, Julie Dalessio group. The performance Is at 7 p.m. Rain ate Is Thursday they hi re ha ve belts on the vehicles, proposes marriage (R) (R) (In Stereo) he said. CTtJ IN N -N e w s building of dead skin as a protective balanced diet. You must be proud of him. 5 Conference Room C of Manchester and Karon Tompkins. They'll share the bill with The at the same time. [ESPN] Surfing (39) Alfred Hitchcock Presents The debate over seat belts In .01) (H ) Carton's Comedy Clastici device. Although eating cake and cookies Memorial Hospital. The program (90! Dating Game school buses was rekindled last (SiS) Barney Miller lO lO O P M CD Cagney & Lacey (CC) will not cause diabetes, it certainly will be getting help for cancer (Cagney and Lacey investigate the death of (91) Gene Scott week when a bus full of Hartford 09) Newlywed Game D E A R DR. G O T T : Is It true that will accelerate a diabetic tendency For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ patients and will be followed by a 8 sorority girl (60 min ) (R) ' [ESPN] Rugby: World Cup Champion­ IS ) Barney Miller Part 1 of 2 cakes end cookies metabolize food if one is present already. Fo r this discussion. For more Information, students returning from an outing CD 03) ® ) (CNN] News ship: Elimination Rounds (60 m m ) sion of problems and treatments of 07) Wild Wild World of Animela more efficiently if they are eaten reason, an older person who eats call 647-4739. Sean O ’Donnell attains Eagle award overturned In Salem, Injuring 41 CD Scared Straight! 10 Years Later Up (Taped) the prostate gland write for your children and three adults. The (CNN] Crotafire dated profiles of prison inmates and juven­ [U SA ] Edge of Night with every meal? Would elderly cake and cookies with every meal, copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health injuries were minor. [D IS] Mouteterpiece Theater ile delinquents who were featured m people become diabetic If they as you suggested, is certainly Report on The Prostate Gland. 1 2:50AM [HBO] m o v i e The Des Church has a fair Sean O'Donnell, son of M r. A Mrs. He has earned three religious Sean. Kevin Sarles received the Proponents of bus belts say the "Scared Straighti," the Emmy and Aca­ continue to eat in this manner? running a risk of developing a Send I I and your name and address rank of Star Scout. Richard Busick (ESPN) Baseball's Greatest Hits (R) demy Award winning documentary de troyers' Vietnam veterans battle the man- Edmund O ’Donnejl of Manchester, awards In Scouting: Parvull Del. devices could have prevented the |uana growers who have virtually taken problem. Furthermore, many older to P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH The annual St. Bridget Church received the rank of Second Class (HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) (In Stereo) signed to keep youths away from crime was awarded the rank of Eagle at Ad Altae Del. and Pope Pius XII Injuries, but Robin Leeds of the Host Whoopi Goldberg (60 min ) over a small town Richard Hill, Katl Shea D E A R R E A D E R ; Cakes and people develop decreased appetite, 44101-3428. Be sure to mention the bazaar and raffle begins this Scout and E ric Bernstein received 8 :0 0 P M d Kate a a im s ICC) Kate 1985 Rated R Boy Scout Troop I23’s Court of medals. He Is a member of the Connecticut School Transportation C9) Mission Impossible cookies do not aid metabolism. lack of Interest in food and a title. evening in the church parking lot. the rank of Tenderfoot. learns that her doctor boyfriend is a mar Honor June 3 at Community Baptist Order of the Arrow. Sean’s Eagle Association disagreed. ried man |R) 1 :0 0 A M CD American Leprosy Mis 70 Main St. Each evening there will Merit badges went to the follow­ ® Honeymooners Part 1 of 2 Church. Scout project was Improving the Anne McGrath, prinicipal of the sion be bingo games with cash prizes, ing Scouts; T im Quinn. Personal d MOVIE: 'Innocent Love' An unusual 0D No Empujen \ Sean Is a senior at East Catholic Lutz Children’s Museum play­ North Stratfleld ^h o o l, said she romance blossoms between two college CD Monday Sportsnite (60 mm ) arts and crafts, rides, a dunking Management. Citizenship in the 0D National Geographic on Assignment High School. In the fall, he plans to ground and surrounding area. may ask the Fairfield school board students Melissa Sue Anderson, Doug Capturing beluga whales in Churchill, Mam CD Joe Franklin booth and refreshments. The fair Nation, and Home Repairs; Eric McKeon, Rocky Bauer 1981 Thoughts attend the University of Hartford. In addition to the advancement of to adopt Miss Cardin’s portable toba; kayakers on the Mediterranean is 01) Twilight Zone will be open from 6 to 10 tonight Bernstein. Athletics; Richard Bus­ d 09) Major League Baseball: Games belt. The board recently rejected a land of Corsica; a team that battles toxic (39) Maude Part 1 of 2 through Thursday: from 6 to 11 ick. First Aid; David Russell. to be Announced At presstime, sched waste in the United States (60 mm ) proposal to require that buses be uled games were New York Mels at Mon [C N N ] Crossfire blotches of paint, sordid slabs of p.m Friday: and from 1 p.m to Citizenship In the World and [NIAX] MOVIE; Klute' A detective (|bts This week I want to discuss the sorrow. The person who thinks It supplied with seat belts, she said. treal Expos or Cincinnati Reds at Houston [DIS] MOVIE: 'Brigadoon' Two Ameri­ stone, shrill and strident sounds midnight on Saturday. Safety; Kevin Sarles. Citizenship in involved with a call-girl who was the last whole matter of hope in a world of fashionable to despair, wise to be Miss Cardin will compete In Astros (3 hrs ) (Live) person to see his friend alive Jane Fonda. cans come across a little village m the that pierce the ear and leave the Pack 120 gives honors the Community; Jonathan Soule. Scottish highlands that comes alive one despair. The mood of our day might cynical. and mature to be pessimis­ Washington, D.C., in the national d News Donald Sutherland, Charles Cioffi 1971 tic might buy the preceding words. spirit weary, wretched words that Citizenship In the World. Rated R day every 100 years Gene Kelly. Van be summarized by stating that all "Cnvent Am erica" contest spon­ 03) MOVIE: The Naked Face' After his Johnson, Cyd Charisse 1954 Rated G the world is full of discord — as I don’t! The one thing that we all stain pages of popular paperbacks St. James Cub Scout Pack 120 Light ceremony. The following Skill awards were awarded to the secretary and a patient are murdered, a sored by the U.S. Patent Model 1 0 : 1 5 P (VI [HBO] MOVIE: The Boys [TM C ] MOVIE: Adventures of a Plum­ though a song had ended In a shriek must see is that hope is a necessity. and create a stench in the mind. For presented the following awards at boys received plaques for all their following Scouts: Jam ie Balfe. psychiatrist comes to believe that he is the Next Door’ Two teen-agers turn a week Births Foundation, a division of the U.S. real target Roger Moore. Rod Steiger. Art ber's Mate' A plumber hatches a plan to of agony. No longer is life confident Only hope gives us the energy to go the moment, they seem to have the Its recent pack meeting. work: Dan Daley, John Rolland, First Aide; Dave Ghabrial. physi­ end in Los Angeles into a random crime nd himself of his gambling debts Christo Patent and Tradem ark Office. Carney 1964 and murder spree Maxwell Caulfield, Char and full of promise nor its goodness on with our days here on earth. No headlines. But, finally, believe me, Wolf badges: Michael Johnson. Chris Dionne, Francis Doyle, Ted cal fitness. pher Heal, Elaine Paige 1976 Rated NR Ms. McGrath said more than 30 (9) MOVIE: The Forbln Project' A lie Sheen, Christopher McDonald 1985 simple and believable. Wrongs, far hope, no venture. No belief, no out of man’s necessity, he will turn Shaun Chase, Michael Garofola. Zura, Michael Moynihan, Stephen In addition, Appalachian Trail [U S A ] Search for Tom orrow Coflell, Scott Allen II, son of Scott children from her school submitted super-sophisticated computer proves'to Rated R from being righted. have spilled the innovation. No faith, no progress. once more to heed the note of hope Allen Coflell and Tina Louise Bear badges: P.J., Brian Stanchfleld. patches were awaited to: Richard have a mind of its own and prepares to entries to the regional contest. 10;30PM gij (8) INN News 1:1 5 A M (X) MOVIE Beach Patrol' blood of millions; grief has no For the Christian, hope is not only a — for there Is to be found his Massaro Coflell of Hebron, was Perreto. Also receiving one year pins were Busick. Frank Damiano, Jr.. Kevin function independently Eric Braeden, Su­ Two special police teams must elude a Miss Cardin won a $800 bond for san Clark, Alex Rodine 1969 (S) Alfred Hitchcock solace but is bleak and inconsola­ necessity — It Is a salvation. Yes, salvation. born May ffTat Manchester Memor­ Gold arrows: Michael Johnson, the pack’s Tiger Cubs. Sean Bran- LeBlanc, and Jonathan Soule for a deadly sniper and capture a fugitive drug her winning Invention while her 09) Summer Kiss A young man struggles pusher Christine DeLisle Richard Hill, Jon ble: evil is tramping the earth back we see the prophets of despair in ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Michael Garofola. nick, Ryan Chase, Sam Betko, 18-mlle backpacking hike on the 00) MOVIE; 'The Formula' A policeman teacher. Janis Skrainski, got a 1800 investigating a friend's murder uncovers to come to terms with his homosexuality athan Frakes 1979 |R) Into formless clay. We have des­ our midst and their wailing voices Rev. Russell Camp parents are Roger and Lynn Silver arrows: Michael Johnson, Johnny Grover, Francesco Pa- Appalachian Trail the weekend of during a summer on Cape Cod (60 mm ) bond, the school district won a an Oil company conspiracy involving a for­ 1 :3 0 A M (If) INN News cended within a single generation utter cries of dereliction — ugly Prison Chaplain, Ret. Massaro of Manchester. His pater­ Patrick Quish (2), Greg Panas (2). gano, Jonathan Williamson, Blake May 18. mula for synthetic fuel George C Scott, ® Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 SEAN O'DONNELL $1.800 grant and the state received a from a pinnacle of sunlit hope to an The Webelo Cubs were graduated Roberts, Corey Soper, Brian David Russell was made assist­ Marlon Brando. Marthe Keller 1960 (90) Bizarre nal grandparents are Charles and $2,000 grant. 03) Noticlero Univialon abyss of despair and desolation. into Boy Scouts at the Arrow of Donlon. ant Scoutmaster. . . . attains Eagle 01) 00) ALF ALF plays matchmaker for (3|) Home Shopping Game Davina Coflell of Hebron. 07) Oatie 8i Ruby (C C ) Ruby Dee and What was born for the eternal youth Kate s mother (R) (In Stereo) Tyne Daly are featured in an adaptation of [C N N ] Newsnight Update 09) In Search of the Trojan War; The Ernie Brill's short story about an aging hos­ [ESPN] Fishin' Hole of joy has suddenly grown old In Age of the Heroes (C C ) Host Michael pital worker and her supervisor [U S A ] Diet of the Stars Supermarket Shopper Wood examines Homer's description of St Bridget's [E8PN] Water Skiing: 1986 Interne the Trojan War within ‘The Iliad ' in light of tkmel Tour (60 min.) 2 ;0 0 A M (XD m o v i e Monte Walih' archaeological findings documenting life In The changing face of the modern West Bergman portraits 9 Bronze Age Greece Tonight Heinrich 1 0 : 4 5 P M [D lS lD TV causes some unexjiocted and often un Schliemann s discoveries (60 min ) Part 1 comfortable adjustments m the lives of the on public display B A Z A A R S , i Your coupon presentation at church ought to be a hit of 6 (R) 11 ;OOPM d ) ® (21)®) (® New* men who are a jiart of it Lee Marvin. 0|} MOVIE: 'Dead Heat on a Marry-Qov (T) SD Late Show (In Stereol Jeanne Moreau, Jack Palance 1970 MIDDLETOWN (AP) - An J RAFFLE } friends and relatives to save unwanted coupons for Round' A con man plans the robbery of an (X) Cart>l Burnett end Friends CD MOVIE: 'Congo Crossing' In West exhibition of more than 30 photo­ By Martin Sloan* airport bank to coincide with the arrival of them. And be sure to explain how to match the coupons flT) Odd Couple Africa colony, mecca for thieves and mur graphic portraits of Ingrid Berg­ Unlttd F*atur* Syndicate COLGATE Plus $2 Cash Refund Offer, tend the Ihe Soviet premier JamesCoburn. Camilla derers with no extradition, American engi (}|) Abbott and Coetallo man from the personal collection of In their files against advertised specials for double I Clip ‘N’ File Refunds required refund form and two Universal Product Sparv. Aldo Ray 1969 neer journeys up jungle river to determine t DEAR MARTIN: The women’s fellowship group of (M) M O VIE Laura' in (B) Barney Miller Its altered course, making country part of the late actress wMI go on display BINGO savings. Code symbols from two Colgate Plus Toothbrushes A detective falls our church is planning a meeting in July with the theme Please let me know how the meeting works out. I Personal Products (File No. 11-B) of any size, along with the cash-register receipt with love With a murdered woman s portrait (B) Talee of the Unexpected tlv) Belgam. Congo George Nader. Virginia Tuesday at Wesleyan University, Gene Tierney Dana Andrews, Clifton Mayo. Peter Lorre 1956 the school announc^ 8 "Recipes for Abundant Living” One of the topics we In a recent column, readers learned that demon­ I Clip out this file and keep It with similar cash-off the purchase prices circled. Expires July 81. 1987. (8) M*A*S‘H Webb 1944 03) Twilight Zone NIGHTLY $ will be presenting is couponing. strating products in supermarkets isn’t as simple as it 9!) PELICULA: 'La Muarta dal Soplon At the Davison Art Center Long I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage FIBERCON $1.60 Rebate Offer. Receive a $1 03) Novela: Pobra SanoHta LImantour I am an avid coupon clipper, but I would still may seem. But one reason why demonstrations are Pedro Infante. Peincia Rivera [U S A ] Can You Look Younger Gallery through Aug. 5. the por­ I coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed refund, plus a 80-cent Fibercon coupon. Send the d f ] Natura (C C) A historical and ecologi­ RIdtt, Arts ft Crafta (f S B C T V 2:15AM [HBO] An Evening With traits are part of the recently ^ appreciate your Input. How would you make the increasing was indicated In a talk given by Tom I proofs of purchase while looking for the required required refund form and the proof of purchase cal perspective of Midway Island, including Alen King at Cemegie Hall (CC) acquired collection of Ingrid Berg­ presentation? Brewer of the H .B . Butt Grocery Co., San Antonio. I forms at the supermarket, in newspapernewspapers and from one package of Fibercon (any size), along with a look at the thousands of qooney birds [CNN] Monayllna Food ft Bovoragoa $ man papers of the Wesleyan Pam George, Orlando, Fla. Texas, at the recent Food Marketing Institute magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers the cash register receipt. Expires Aug. 18,1087. Cinema Archives. Ganios of Chanco convention in Chicago. Brewer estimated that a good may not be available In all areas of the country. TAM PAX Tampons Refund Offer. Receive up to a DEAR PAMi Get everyone clipping, and I guarantee demonstration can increase the sales of a product by as Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. $2 refund and two 25-cent coupons. tend the required • They include the works of such studio photographers as Clarence that the couponing presentation will be • one of the much as 600 percent during the demonstration period. These offers require refund forms; refund form and two Universal Product Code- Cinema S. Bull and Lasilo Willinger and 7 highlights of your July meeting. Brewer's research showed that It consumers like the AIM/SIONAL Free Tooth Fairy Bear Offer. symbols from 40- or 82-count boxes of' any I This Monday thru Saturday portrait masters as Cedi Beaton Sena out an advance notice asking church members product they Rample.i their subaequent purchases can Receive an 8-Inch Tooth Fa iry Bear. Send the absorbency Tam pax Tampons tor $2.80 In cash a n d 'T and Lord Snowdon. JUNE lS«k Um ZOtk — • « pM to atari clipping coupons. They should be instructed to double the sales o t ) » product. As evidence of the required refund form and four Universal Product coupons; or send the required refund form and one-1 MAaTPOMO II, 1:30,4;$S, 7:10,10;0S. — PreOator (R) WatT NARTRORD The photographs span Berg­ Cclip lip outWUl eCVdjrU$IIIB» v e r t in g , even ■■If the %-v»sjrvsiocoupons u-aw.are forawa growing popularity of demonstrations, some larger Codes (at least one from each brand) from Aim Universal Product Code symbol fora$lcash refund. ClRMna eitv- - Hoilvwo^ SbotJJ# (A) l;4S, 4;IS, 7;»S, I0;IS. — Bevarly HIIK Rim I A 1 — Platoon (R) 7, *;30. — T;t$, t;4S. — ao'sliJP^AFltonp (Pp-y man's film and theater career. producU they do not use and put the coupons they don't super stores ^ v ^ as many as 12 demonstrators Regular or Extra Strength Toothpaste (except Include the dated cash-register receipt (s) with the Cep II (R) on two screens; lt;S0,1:50. lihtor (PO-13) 7, ♦;30. 4:40, *: IS. — PIver't H O * (P ) T:0S, t;35. t;SS, 3 ;», S, 4, 7;IS, 0;IS, *;I0,10:10. — Because of the personal nature of 2^St. Bridget’s Church Grounds plan to use In an envelope. working on wdexends. That certainly makes It more 1.4-ounce trial size). Aim Anti-Plaque Toothbrush, purchase price(s) circled. Expires July 81,1167. The Chipmunk Adventure (O) l};4S, ), the collection, the exhibition will Start the presentation with a swap session. Members fun to shopl and/or Signal Mouthwash (except 6-ounce personal Here’s a refund form to write for; a $1.28 rebate.' ■AIT HAPTPOaO S:fO. — The Secret el Mv Success WILLINIANTIC i astw eB “Pa* ^ a Claema — Piotoon (PO^UIfilO U.A. T*t Cinomos — ScntOuit include rarely seen German, Swed- ^ 70 Main Straat, Manchttltr should bring their envelopes of unwanted coupons to The Saving Power of Coupons; The money-saving size). Include the cash-register tape(s) with the RENUZIT $1.28 Rebate Offer, P.O. Box 14716-A unovoiloblt. , ish and Italian photographs, includ­ the meeting. Then the envelopes should be passed power of coupons and refunds was obvious on a recent purchase price (s) circled. Expires July 31.1967. Baltimore. M D 21168. tend a self-addressed ___ RlcherP’s P*a A Clnemp — ■ MANCMRSTtR ing a 1931 self-portrait. Tkanday EvMlag 7:30-10 - CITY UONTS around, and everyone con take the coupons they can Sunday when most families across the country BAN Soild/Roll-on $1.99 Refund Offer, tend the stamped envelope. This offer expires tept. 80,1N7, Plpteon IR) 7:15,0:*. __ UA ThewereRaet— Platoon ^ ^ :3 0 , teearcpee eipemps b t— The Witches DRIVR-INt _ . , "The luminous quality of Ingrid use from each envelope. The left-over coupons could be received two or three coupon inserts along with their required refund form and the bottom label of one but requests for the forms must be received by Aug. ^ f;30. — Ishtor (PO-13) 7:10, MoosWsie — eriwil Ooo* lo Como Piayino a varloty of music. »f tosfwick (RlIJ'OS, l;SS, 5:M, 7:30,10. Lethal Wsiopon tR) 7:15, t;30. donated to a senior-cltliens group — or they could be home-delivered newspapers. The first, from Quad 2-ounce Ban Solid or 1.8-ounce Ban Roll-On (any 81,1967. While waiting for the form, save the "cash — The Believers (R) 1:30, 4:30, 7;IS, IPO) wllh Touoh Ouv (PO) ol Oork. — Bergman is apparent even In her 10:10. — Horry ond the Her^teons ■ tR) with The PivMvtR (R ) ol Oorl(. earliest portraits,” archives direc­ used to atari a coupon exchange box that would be kept Marketing, had a whopping$18.80 worth of coum os and scent) carton showing the Universal Product Code checkout code” from the back panel of any three ' — Pollct AcoOtmynv IV: Cllltont on (PO) I3:M, t;40, S;I0, 7:40, f;SS. — W fINON tor Jeanine Basinger said in a *RAFFLE SATURDAY NIGHT at the church. $4 In refund offers, plus an offer for a free bottle of number, along with the cash-register receipt with 7.8-ounce Renusit Adjustable A ir Fresheners carton' SSIIIIon Dellor Mystery (PO) I3;3S, t;S0„ ClP0 1 a I — Lethol Wtopon (R) 7; 10. Potrol (PO-l3> with Llftlo Shop of Horrors tPO-13) ot Oork. Now that you have everyone’s attention, you can Gatoraid. The second insert from Valassls had $11.88 the purchaae price circled. Expires Ju ly 81,1987. sleeves. S: IS, 7: IS. f :I0.— The UntouchoMee fR) t;IO. — Platoon (R) 7, f :M. statement. explain how they can save even more. First, show them worih of coupons, $6 in refund offers, plus offers for hew to file their coupons. Next, tell them how to get free potatoes and lettuce from Kraft. f H - MANCHEOTEB HEBAIJP. Mondwr. June 16. 19t7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. S vM 15. V t H - It KrTWCAHtYH Urry WrigfH

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Bo­ petitive storting salary rector of Nurses, Mrs. AMBitlOUS person. Coll 643-2171. copyright and propriotarv good common sense. nanza Family Restau­ tivated. Hours with o weekend differ­ A. Plante, Crestfleld Neat, good character. BOOKKEI^PER. Hull right*, untair competition rant, 240 Spencer ential os well os o Convalescent Home- Opportunity to earn charge bookkeeper. and libel and *lander. which 8:30 to 5:00. benefit package tor /Fenwood Manor at may re*ult from the publica­ BUOOET PEST CONTROL Street, Manchester. $250-$300 per week. Mo­ Experience necessary. EOE.______Good pay, Bene­ employees who work 643-5151. Monday tor componv. No expe­ Computer knowledge t> tsr tion of any advertl*ment In 640-9001 over 30 hours per week. through Friday 9om to HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED IHELPWANTHI NELPWANTBI the Manche*t*r Herald by CUSTOMER Service Re- fits, Glastonbury rience. Will train. Coll helpful. Flexible hours. adv*rtl*er. Including adver­ Interested applicants 3pm. ______646-3875.______Send resume to; Your presentotlve. Small contact; Sheri at 721- MEDICAL Secretary. tisement* In any free distri­ area. 659-3546. RN/LPN. Seeking motl- Business Office, 164 Bt—■ SECRETARY/Receptloi n i c e l y Locofed. M ANCHESTER. New list­ bution publication* pub­ RECEPTIONIST needed friendly, custom win­ 7393 between 9 and 4 , FU L L or port time. At­ Vernon office. Insu­ M ANCHESTER. 8143,900. p*rt time for busy dow treatment com­ voted Individuals with tractive position. Neat Center Street,., 1st tor medical office. Fenced vord and fin­ ing. Cozy 7 room Caee. New tiffing. Seven lished by the Manchester Monday through good organizational Manchester. ^ - Must hove typing skills Comtrudlon rance forms, full time. ished basement with J Herald. Penny Sletfert, boarding kennel. Must pany seeking high SECRETARY. Electrical Fridoy. appearance and good P u z z le s Excellent benefits and 3 bedrooms, dining room Cope In great skills to loin our health ond pleasant person­ Publisher. have good phone skll Is. energy, dependable, character a must. 0 Compiny bar are only two feo- room, panelled family family nafghborhoad. manufacturer's repre­ team. We ore o 2 level TIR E Changer. Full time, ality. For Interview wages. Send resume to Apply In person. Individual to assist In sentative seeks o self- INSIDE Soles/Wore- Steady work and no tures In this 6 room room. Carpeting, 1 cor Large mosfer bed­ house person needed. corefocllltv. The areas no experience neces­ coll 647-7329. Laahtag far aaraaa far Box AA c/o the Man­ Cope with 2 bedrooms Mondov-Frldov. 8-5. our customer service motivated, personable lay-offs. Earnings op­ chester Herald. goroge, nice lands­ room, large living lUXT Full time. Coll 649-9252 newest rehab center sary. Uniforms, voca­ and o den, or 3 bed­ caped yard, good loca­ Canine Holiday Inn, 2(M) department. If you Individual to organize portunity $300 per week tion time, medical In­ ACROSS 33Y #t Antwer to Pr*vk>ua Punlo aivaralfla# datlaty room, fenced yard, AND FOUND Sheldon Rood, hove some customer tor Interview. specializing In geriat­ to start. Coll 646-3875. M EDICAL Receptionist. rooms. 1'/3 baths, good tion. Priced realisti­ goroge plus corporf, m and manage on active rics and post acute surance. Apply In ■ 34 From wh*r* senna nnn mnnEi maat ha«a gaad arMaf Manchester. service background soles office. Full time, PLUMB^I^S-llcensed 1 LAtg* f)th 3 7 ------d*gr«* Immediate opening. storage. $127,900. cally of $119,000. U A R close to shopping ond LOST on 6/7/07. Center core. We hove open­ person; Tires Interna­ 5 BaMbill SISEIID inOlD I3DEIC] and posess good basic port time or shared verterons wanted bv HOME Health Aides. 40 During which Mature person tor busy raaarg aiMl ha rallaMa. INSTMICTiON Strano Real Estate. Realty. 643-2692.0 schools. This 0 a must Springs Pork. Grey VOCATIONAL Instuctor ings for supervisors Homemakers, com­ tional, 1195 Tolland p liy tr M *l OGIIG □□□ DDnO 647-7653. a clerical skills along time possible. Hours- mechanical contrac­ 41 Standard of physician's office In Ixaallaat PalMiHia pa- m A n c h e s Y^A . i i U M . to seel Sentry Real tiger cot, red collar Horticulture to work and charge nurse. panions. Immediate Tpke, Monchester. p*rf*otion □□□□ noQcicincsa Rockville. Must be able with developmentollv with o good telephone flexlble. Coll 646-9693 tor. Longterm prolects □ Q o n o aHlaa far gaMaii hang 30 LOCUST Street, ita m - Your search Is over! Estate. 643-4060.O block leash. Burt. Very personality your the In Storrs and surround­ Work Monday through openings full or port 8 M ulittl work 43 Bo aiek to deal well with peo­ lly. 4 rooms each. Ex­ disabled adults. Send for on Interview. Friday and hove your Keep vour TV picture, 12 M ri. CharlAt 44 Sanator □ mSDISOa QOI30D TUTORING Move In condition, bet­ U much missed. Contact person we need. Benef­ ing areas. Ground floor .time. Fold on the lob ple. Hours Mondov- thaha hNHvMaal. cellent locotlon. Nice ter than new, spacious sharp with frequent clean­ SOQ QGOD O0QQ Custom nine room Co­ Manchester Fire De­ resume to: Hockonum ASSISTANT Manager ex­ opportunity. 828-9340. weekends free.... or training. Full benefit Chaplin Frldov, 12-6pm and ev­ Improve reading, writ­ Industries Green­ its Inicude, full dental, perienced In Drug ing of the screen. Use o 13 Protpaetor'i Thurmond S D H Q n n c i Call ing, oomprehenalon yard. $153,000.646-2426, 2 bedroom, V/i both lonial In South Man­ partment. medical and life Insu­ work our Baylor plan package paid. In- ery other Saturday 9-2. 9-5 weekdoys.______house. Attention; chain operations. SH EET metal workers Saturdays and Sundays mild soap with water or a find 46 Jaekio'i 2nd •kllle, during the sum­ home with attached chester close fa the rance plans and our service, competitive huaband Please coll Donna at 6 4 3 - 4 1 3 9 garage and landscaped - Sarah Beardsley, Man­ Storting salary $21,0(X) and helpers wanted bv and the weekdays ore wages, mileage reim­ bit of ammonia In water. 14 CrtJth Q Q D O B 871-8545 (or further mer. All levels, oerti- VERNON. New listing. 2 Glastonbury line. ager, P.O. Box 136, solry Is competitive. > 4-. Skills must In­ mechanical contrac­ 15 Bataball 47 Columniat'a anaBnoBB nanii] family plus In-low easy to core tor lot. Newly built. Owner To set up on Interview yours. Before you bursement. Coll 872- Be sura to dry thoroughly. entry Information. (led English teacher, Employment Mansfield Depot, CT. clude hiring and troln- tor. Longterm prolects moke vour final deci­ If you hove on extra glovt BBBD DOB B0BB apartment. Country Coll tor details. Cen­ transferred. MBR su­ coll 528-(XX)5 between. 9163for application and 49 Start of laa-aaor tury 21 Epstein Realty. 06251. EOE.______Ing, merchandising, In­ In Storrs and surround­ sion check us out. For Interview. EOE. television set no one 16 Buddhiam oollaga eh*ar □ □ D O BQCZi B D O B setting. Priced to sell ite, 7’/i baths, lorge 9-5 or send resume ing areas. Ground floor type AAAINTENANCE. Full PIZZA, grinder, clean up 647-8895.0 & Education PART Time help wanted. voicing, bonking and more Information watches, why not ex­ 50 Scandinavian □□□0 □□□ 0BBB person needed. Apply with o.. positive cosh country kitchen with Including salary his­ employee supervision. opportunity. 828-9340. KITCHEN help. Line 17 Wild iha*p capital time position available flow. $189,900. Klernon CO VfeN TR Y. $121,500. wood sliders te extro Earn $75 per night. tory and reference In please coll; Mrs. A. change for cosh with o 5 Soft mud 30 Emulaifiar for Independent self within Aldo't Pizza, 133 IHDMES Apply now. Send re­ Plante, Monday cooks. Port time/full 16 Qr**k l*tfar 51 Type of Realty. 649-1147. Price reduced. Large large deck, spoctous Please coll Nancy after confidence to; Draco BAB YSITTER wonted 2-3 low-cost ad In Classified?"' 19 Civil War fabric 6 Walka 34 Blanch starter. Alternate wee­ Spruce Street.______FDR DALE N 5 pm of 429- 9610. sume to; P.O. Box 994, through Friday, 9om to time hours. Good be­ 643-2711. 7 Inclination three bedroom home closets and tile entry Corporation, 441 C days per week tor 2 panaral 52 Amazon 35 Capital of kends required. Appli­ M A N C H E8Y e R by Rocky Hill, C T 06067. 3pm, Crestfleld Conva­ nefits. Coll the Keg; HAIR Dresser wanted. feofurlng a newly re- foyer. Panoramic Governors Highway, small children. Wad­ DO YOU hove o bicycle no 21 Fortify tributary 8 Madical Montana cants should hove ex­ owner. Dcslreoble rol­ HELP WANTED lescent Home/Fen- Bob or Jock Tracy. auffix Experience preferred. All real estate advertised In ' decorated kitchen, for­ view. Coll now tor your GD South Windsor, Ct. PART Time secretory. dell school area. Refer­ 236-5423 or 678-1400. one rides? Why not offer It 22 Figur* on a 53 Exittod 36 Make wealthy perience and ability In Coll Mike. 647-8384. the Manchester Herald I* ling pork oreo. 7 room personal showing. Sen­ Hours 9-1pm. Excellent ences. 647-8224. wood Manor. 643-5151. card 64 Braak in two 9 Faitivai 36 Tantalize! Cope, 3/4 bedrooms. mal dining room, flra- 06074. Attention Per- for sole with a wont od? procetsion oil aspects of mainte­ sublect to the Fair Heuslno ploce ond french doors. try Real Estate. 643- OPENINGS Available. ADVERTISING Soles. sonnel Monoger. benefits. General of­ 24p«b*hwt 55 Hockay 39 nance Including gen­ Act of ifM , which moke* It Coll for details. Full time, benefits. leagua (abbr.) 10 Loan ahark B A B YSITTER needed for Century 21 Epstein 4060.O We're looking for o fice work, pleasant 26 Aatraii Thin wadges Globetrotters eral repairs, pointing, llleeal to odvertlie any pref­ $149,900. 643-2954 or 273- Poultry form workers, FU L L time position open 56 Ballafa 11 July and August, Realty. 647-8895.0 dependable Individual working environment. Joann* 19 Big Sky Stata 40 Criet carpentry, mechonl- erence, limitation or dltcrlm- 0478.______Loundry room person, for landscaping and DOWN Mondov-Frldov. Ideal Inatlon based on race, color, to work full time Immediate opening. (abbr.) 4 1 1 axiat (cont.) col/electrlcol systems. GOVERNM ENT Homes service person, 2nd Mondov-Frldov. Soles lawn core mainte­ Vernon/Tollond line. 27 Hidden 42 Circua cata for high school student. rellelon, sex or national nance. Will train. 647- 1 Enargy 20 Slur ovar Competitive salary Coll Linda 649-5399 of- orlein, or on Intention to from $1 (U repair). shift woshing vehicle. experience preferred, Coll Jon for on appoint­ gunman 23 Ship pari 45 Precious 1349.______2 Self-evident and benefits Including ter 6pm.______moke any such prefer*nce, Delinquent tax prop­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Coll Arbor Acres but will troln the right ment. 872-12(X1. 26 610, Roman 3 Arrow poiion 26 High ground stone health Insurance and GD limitation or discrimination. erty. Repossessions. GD Farms 633-4601, John 31 450, Roman 48 Clean a floor person. Must be ener­ MANCHESTER area. 4 Heed 29 Pointed pension plan. Apply In The Herald will not know­ Coll 805-687-6000 exten­ Purcell. EOE.______Port time cleaning per­ ACCOUNTS Receivable 32 Stag'! mat# 00v*ring ahapoa 50 Oriental aaah SECRETARIAL. Fo rt getic and enloy public and billing. Manches­ person Mondov- ingly accept any advertise­ sion GH 9965. CLERICAL. Full time of­ contact. Salary plus sonnel. 10-15 hours per Frldov, IOom-4, Rock­ time permanent posi­ ment which Is In violation of bonus and mileage. Ex­ week. Mondoy- ter doctor's office, 40 tion International dls- the low. MANCHESTER. New fice position. 40 hour hour week. Benefits SUPER ville Memorial Nurs­ MANCHESTER HONDA week, Monday through cellent benefits Includ­ Soturdov. Dependable trubutor/soles organi­ Contemporary Raised Include medical Insu­ ing Home, 22 South MANCHESTER. West Ranch. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Fridov, Sam to 4;30pm. ing dental. If you ore and experienced. Ex­ Street, Rockville. zation. Looking tor Side. Newer 2 family. self-motivated, highly cel lent wages^742-S^. rance and life Insu­ experienced person. rooms, 3 baths, Birch AUTOMOBILES is seek­ Reliability and accu­ rance, paid holidays LOOKING tor responsl- Move-In condition. 5/5. racy Important. Expe­ orgnolzed and enloy o 12-5, Monday through Mountain Rood. Still PART Time Telex opero- and paid vocation. Coll ble and dependable Only $209,9(X). Klernon time to moke selec­ rience using adding challenge, this position tor. Vernon office re­ Friday tor general of­ Realty. 649-1147. ing a Sales Driver for our Is for you. Coll Denise 646-4576. person. General moln- fice duties Including tions. 3200 square feet. machine, typing skills quires Individual with tenonce man. Must Klernon Realty. 649- helptul. Apply In per­ Roberts, at 643-2711 tor Telex or word process­ FACTORY work availa­ CLASSIHEDS! phones, and word pro­ LO VELY 4 bedroom Co- Parts Division work weekends, and 1147. son; Prague Shoe Co., Interview ing experience to work ble. Full time or cessing. Good typing lontol with sunroom, oppointment.______summer help. Must be flexible hours. Glas­ skills ore essential. fireplace, 2 cor garage 200 Pitkin St., East 2-3 evenings per week, tonbury Hills Country Hartford, Ct.______PART Time Receptionist approximately 2 hours 18 or older. Sorting at REACH Coll Judlot 871-0401. on private lot. Quiet $5 per hour. Contact Club 633-5253. Ask for location In East Hart­ We offer excellent salary, SALES PERSON. Retail for very busy Mon- per night. Coll JudI at; John for Interview. LPN-Fluoresceln Anglo- HELP WANTED soles. Full or port time. chester doctors office. Inter Trode Scientific. John Bonavlge, 647- gropher, Involves I.V. ford. $149,900. Realty Commission plus sa­ Mature reliable person 871-0401. 1431. HOUSEKEEPER. Imme- Inlectlon and photo­ World Benoit- benefits and an incentive with pleasant personal­ dlote full time position graphy. W illing to Frechette Association. lary. Overtime availa­ 646-7709.0 ble. Benefits, pleasant ity. Light typing, ap­ 34 36 37 30 39 available for person train. Storting salary THE bonus. working conditions. proximately 20-25 G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER 800,000 HOMES with experience In $16,(XX). 646-7704. BETTER than brand housekeeping. Excel­ 667-2232.______hours per week, after­ 40 42 GOOD Opportunity for 2 new Ml Lydoll Woods/ BROWNSTONE noons and 1 evening. NOW HIRING! lent starting rote and students to work port Manchester. Attrac­ For an interview, call HIRINGI Government FOR ONLY 43 46 benefits. Coll Man­ tive attached 5 plus DINER lobs, your area. For Interview coll 646- MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS time this summer with 5153.______chester Manor. 646- room Nantucket Cope $15,000-168,000. Call 0129. other women In print­ 037 Csniar Dtriat James Forzono or Tom (602) S3S-C885. Exten­ CLERICAL. Mature per­ Q. Fox a New England tradition of satisfac­ 47 ^0 ing shop. Hours flexl- Cod, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 sion 775. son needed for small ble. CqltPoulo646-033B. baths, 1st floor Maneliaitfr, CT tion and national retail trend center has 51 63 la u n d ry, fully op- Dell at office. Diversified du­ Immediate openings for merchandise pro­ TEACHERS FULL/Port time tele­ 06040 M ATURE Secretory/Re- ties Include typing, fil­ Immediate Employment pllonced kitchen, 1 cor ceptlonlst. 2-3 days per 54 66 Summer tupplementsl tducs- phone operators to ing, telephone contact, cessors at our South Windsor Distribution take and relay mes­ garage, tastefully dec­ (U ndar Naw week. Word processing tlon progrim. Tutoring In Read­ orated. $149,900. Jack- Managamant) and general office Center. Job responsibilities include verify­ ^ 9 0 ing i/or Meth. Muet be Caring. sages. Will train. Must 643-1606 skills on IBM pc. Non son 8> Jackson Real procedures. (Will ing orders, along counting ticketing and Reapontlbla. Certinad. Eicellan' be available 1 day of 5 smoker. Coll Richard THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME worslng environment. Estate. 647-8400.O Waitresses wanted! train.) Evenings and Lawrence at 643-2161. hanging merchandise before It's sent to our by MenrI Arnold and Bob Lee the weekend. Please Saturdays. 643-1166. Selling or renting or looking Canter (or Learning coll Edwards Answer­ PRIVACY Golorel An- Breakfast - Lunch. stores. Full and part time schedules are Unscramble these four Jumbles, 848-4848 ing Service at; 646-5080. soldl built 8 room exec­ Full a Part Time. available. We otter competitive starting one letter to each square, to form utive Raised Ranch on WANTED four ordinary words Lookout Mountain In Qood working salary. Incentive program and a generous for that special executive? MANAGERS Manchester. Beautiful conditions. employees discount. Apply Monday HEWEL ASSISTANT MANAGERS treed lot with complete Driver/Attendant through Friday from 9-5 at Q. Fox prlvocy. 4 bedrooms, 526-9326 or Distribution Center, 301 Qovernor's One little 25 word classified ad. placed TRAINEES 2.5 baths, patio with p ro fe * * " garden house. Extra 649-4011 to assist a wheelchair reliant man In the Highway, South Windsor, Ct. ••Make the R if Aid Cholea” storage. Fully op- conduct of his business. $6.20 an hour, with the Manchester Herald will do it It you have • retail managamant caraar In mind, RITE pllonced kitchen. TULSY AID haa you In mind. $249,900. Jackson & approximately 30 hours per week. Dri­ Jackson. 647-8400. □ ATTENTION: Retirees / Housewives ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK all... By making tha RITE-AID choloar, you can bagin a ver/Attendant will be required on occa­ It you are interested in a congenial working I auccaaatui caraar with ona of Amaricat laading drug sion to assist with bathing and dressing. chalna. Our managamat davalopmant program wIM JUST A FEW HOURS environment where you can use your initiative and WHAT JUNIOR SAlP laad you Into a compatitiva and rawarding (utura. Some overnight travel involved. Apply organizational skills this position will interest you. Your ad will appear in 75 participating NEBATE ABOUT THE ®AME^ HELP WANTED A FTER m o m M A P B An attraetiva company paid banallt paokaga. along GD in writing to; We have an immediate opening for a mature with an axcallant aaiary, will aiaura your job aacurlty. OF YOUR TIME... Individual capable of handling diversified duties cx HIM A NEWBA9B- newspapers Eind over 800,000 homes in d a l l u n i f o r m . If you laak a promising caraar and ara a hard working Division of Rohabllltatlon Sorvicos including accounts payable, processing production Individual, wa Invita you to call 1-8(X)-34S-0444 for an Telemarketing reports and medical claims, and maintaining FIELDE 1 appointmant or sand a raaume .o: Part Time Can give you unlimited 600 Asylum Avenue Connecticut and Rhode Island. Now arrange Ihe circled letters to personnel records. Will also handle phone for plant form Ihe surprise answer, as sug- Looking for people who Hartford, C T 06105 management and supervisory personnel. gesled by the above cahoon. RITE AID PHARMACY like to talk on the earning potential!! ATTN: Bureau Chief. BCS Personnel Director phone; speak with a Ck>od typing skills required, ability to use personal It’s Easy! tm r . .TsrTTTT T X m "up 1446 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA 02169 pleasant voice; who computer a plus. Must be detail oriented and enjoy tot can work from 4-9 p.m. Set your own hours working with people in a factory environment. (Answers tomorrow) Monday through Jumbles FEIGN BANAL SYSTEM HELPER and earn extra INTERVIEWERS WANTED Attractive salary and benefits package. For your Saturday's Thursday. convenience we will be Interviewing at the; One phone call (joes it all... Answer: VYhy the magician hired her as his assistant. SHE WAS hTs hha a l f -s is t e r WE OFFER: income while working The U. S. Census Bureau I* currently looking for ()uality Inn in Vernon on Wednesday June 17 from CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Hourly wage; com­ from home. Work at Interviewers to conduct Interviewing for field sur­ 9 am to 4 pm. Apply In person or call 646-5700 and N8« BmX (n MBdi. AimBI#, m m a Ho. N 18 8V8N8Mt (or It-ao. ■Xleti InoKidoo |»oole|t missions; incentives; veys In and around the Hartford County area. end Mndllnf. ttam ANiWIt, tt a Ihio nowopOROt. B.O. *08 Ortando, VL liaOMSM . ask (or the Corporate Recruiter. IntKiie yewr iwnw, BMnM itR 00*8 and imka your «ti8cb Rayabla to New$F8M Provided by NEPA D ^ n o o with ohMdron In a e tru o tu ^ aethng ELECTRIC SUPPLY. INC. euoh ea ecoute, church, echool, etc. Contect t t 4 lines, $15 (prepaid), 7 days. from 9am to 4pm. Apply in p M o n or call Wednesday, June 17 from 9am-4pm. Apply 428 Tolland Turnpike < In person or call 646-5700 and ask for the Mr. Stephen Schechner. P y X e i ^ m ^ M ^ ^ 1 646-5700 and ask for the Corporate ra- A service of the New Knglaiul Press Association Mancheater, C T 06040 u Corporate Recruiter. Old Pm I Road, Tollend. C T 06064 / 878-0781 Extra $$ $ for your Summer Funll Apptlcatlon daadllne J u n ^ O . toiM/r (Thia appliaa to Students ONLY. You may canoal your ad at any timal Sony no ratunda.) PoelMon to begin Saptambar HB7. BOB